Rosary High School - Campanile Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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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.

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and .Xllll Devine upheld the allirmativeg joseph 'Klianion and 5 L Preparing the panel. PANELS AND DEBATES The major dclmate of the year was, Resolved: Compulsory .Xrlritration is necessarv in the hasic industries. Alarv Io Alnrrav Harold liiynon. the negative. Ted Loseko was chairman: vlohn Carney the timekeeper. The victory went to the negative. .Xmong the many classroom panels and dehates. outstanding was the panel summarizing two of the projects of the Senior Guidance program. This was presented lxefore the Diocesan Teachers' .Xssociation and lwetore the lloly Rosary l'. 'lf .'X. The speakers were Shirley lloyer, Charles Pfister, Alary Alice Rhodes, oseuh Alanion, l.iselo1tc Shnh. F-ne l'hel ms. .Xndrew Alotil was chairman. l I The audience,-a class in Social Studies. William Diehl at the mike 41'