Our Lady of Lourdes High School - Realm Yearbook (Shamokin, PA)

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IR 7:3-f The gay Christmas tradition of the advent wreath is upheld by the Junior class. Robert Leavens takes his turn in con- ducting the ceremony. 1. w Freshmen religion class instructed by Sister Mater Alma listens attentively to their first lesson on Tl1eVVay, the Truth, and the Life. Father Leitch's Senior religion class pauses momentarily in the study of Apolegetim-5 lo take a happy pose for the photographer. .4 'VD use X

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N The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, the center of our Catholic faith, is offered every Friday in the gymnatorium, The majority of students take the opportunity to receive Holy Eucharist each week. J. Fitzpatrick and her Sophomore classmates discuss the mission chart. Donating to the missions is the fulfillment of our obligation to the corporal works of mercy. RELIGIUN nun cnrnouc HERITAGE IN rnfonv AND PRACTICE Practice of our faith helps to make a perfect faith -the truth of this adage is evident as stu- dents in their fervent devotion at Mass, frequent reception of the sacraments, and daily prayer, develop habits, characteristic of virtuous Catholic youth. The warmth, silence and devotion of Saint Bernadette's chapel lures C. Snyder and V. Zyla to moments of prayer. VSQS

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-lnfifi 'Na 'N--.., Chairmen, T. Jazurski, T. Fahia, R. Leflier, and R. Zyla, record on the board the research material accumulated by the various committees assigned to prepare statements on the Sophomore topic Beowulf. LAN G UAG ES -A BASIC cuuuns IN nun SHRINKING wonLn Sister M. Armelia looks upon her favored fourth year Latin students apparently enjoying their re-enactment of Cicero's first oral ion against Cntaline, respectively portrayed by P. Brennan and R. Duncheskie.