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Cvocafiofz qfyseg A glance into the future with a thought of what path each is to follow was the theme of the program given in observance of Vocation Week. The skit. 'tVocation Room, was presented by Freshmen Barbara Baker, Ralph Bell, John Harrison, Betty Weidower, Patti Lewis, Martha Wills and Rose Marie Willy. We believe that the press wields a mighty influence in chai- acter formation, and for this reason Book Week was used as a time to direct our attention to the many and varied writings we can find coming from the pens of noble, conscientious writers, whose work becomes a food for our minds. fgoorg fwfgffi
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Q65 Gqnrzuaf .ckjatzaczf The outstanding aid to our spiritual life was the Retreat given by Father John Sullivan. The thought of eternity compared to time as the beach to a grain of sand was the theme of the con- ferences. Solitude for reflection was found in the chapel, library, park or porch. The Papal Blessing followed by Benediction of the Blessed Sacra- ment brought to a close these golden days which left such impressions as the following on our minds: If is good to think of ourselves as Children of God. It is the work of each to send his soul to heaven or to hell for Eternity. We must see the beautiful side of life if we are to be happy. The retreat increased my love for the Blessed Sacrament. V We must live for the things after lifeg not for the things of earthf' One must realize that one has a soul. lt' we love we must expect to sacrifice.
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may Ulocufz D19 Sodalists honored Mary with the usual May crowning ceremony on the first Sunday of May. Leading the procession were the members of the Junior Sodality, who walked up the aisle ,singing the hymn, fTis the Month of Our Mother. They were followed by members of the Senior Sodality, who, as they came, joined in the singing which changed to the strains of Bring Flowers of the Rarestj' as the Queen and her court approached the altar. Upon arriving at the shrine, Rose Mary Schwegman, May Queen, assisted by Pat Crahan, Prefect, crowned the statue of Mary as the Sodalists sang, O Mary, we crown thee with blossoms today. The attendants were Clara Ryan, Betty Jo Carroll, Sally Sue Crahan, Cherie Detherage, Mary Lou Mach, Grace Pattersong their escorts were Raymond Galvin, Merrel Schwartz Leonard Brown, Ray Emenhiser, An- drew Mach and Johnnie Weidower. -PQ
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