Rosary High School - Campanile Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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f H,X1'K--flhnh fook. lillelle McNulty, ldlnu-r llq-rhvrt. tlllhlllll' l'lII'IDlll'3l. 1'llll1'k Plislvr. lie-nv Zllfflllllll. AHIIII VI:-Fslnn. 'I'nm Imlunlulrllo. .lurk fnrlu-y. l llHN'l'f Huy lioll, Iloh lleutl-rln, .lim llukuwski, Sonny Nils-. .law ylillllllll. .lim 'l'0l'Ill'S. llub Krauss. .lin l NUIIIIIIIII. INTRAMURALS Xlhile the fpurt fiuvtlight if fuetifefl un the Varsity. active ivztrticipzttiuii in liztfltellmll if nut liniiterl tn the few. l.JINlCl'lllC'C1llJ2llJTi' clirevtimi of llr. Rulmert Sclnnirlt :tn extenfive intrznnnrztl pruggrniii was urgzniizerl. The UI minimis were pitterl against the 0:3 in double eliniinzition nmtehes. lfrrnii the frziczif :intl the fray. Rmnii 40: :mtl Rurmi 201 emerged victoriously and coiiipziratively llll5L'EllCllk'fl. ln- tereet in these intrannirul events reached st eliniax when Seniors anrl Soplioiiwres niet fm' the sulifwl eliznnpimisliip title. The ennliflenee uf the upper elzissnien nieltecl abruptly lmefore the sinuutli Hour xvnrk nnfl team- mark of the Suphs. The emnliinzttinn nf Hush. Frri5t, Diehl, lfarlley. llireh, ztnrl Green. rullecl re- lentlessly zincl etlieiently liver the SCIITUI' rlignity. With Z1 36-I7 score the Sophs elincherl the cham- liifiiifliip. zinrl the trophy, lNTRA!l4lL7R,JL Y Y J C H A .M l .S 514' JV I II1S'I' Il' 'XY H lllizun hrm- S 4 .lim Ilirc-In. llun I-'mlln-3. gk ,- S I-21 '1 -N1- iz- -xx' xx anim.. ni.-ni. I-Elm:-r IIA-rlwrl. John Ifronl. fav

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SOCIALLY MIND ,G A WORLD slowly finding its V 5 way toward unity, the task of Q' lf Catholic youth is one of leader- W fx ship. ln our sociology and other . 1 classes we are concerned with i the principles that must guide us in our relations with God, our fel- low men and our government. By panels and debates we learn to express our views, accept criticism, and make our evaluations. Labor unions, youth movements, the United Nations, racialism, European Relief, these we study and discuss, using the encyclicals as guides in forming our judgments. We read and we think: we speak and we listeng we study and we growg we become social-minded Catholics.