Saints Peter and Paul High School - Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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Young ond old are gathered to witness a beautiful ceremony in honor ot the Queen of the Holy Rosary. For the Sen- iors the occasion is one of the highlights of their tour years spent at SS. Peter and Paul High School, It is their privilege to form the Living Rosory. Leading the pro- cession into the church are cross-bearer, Donald Murphy, acolytes, Bernard Diehl and James Mangutz. . . . and Mary, Queen of the Holy Rosary . . . The last decade of the Rosary is recited, ,ASTRTQ f??4i r,k.i+ 4' 'Z' '9 'i' The Living Rosary is formed and devout clients ot iW7Jf?'f?5j Mary recite the Rosary with increased devotion. ' ff 4 4 , V LY, iggiff 1 11,7 .-Zn5'. -vi ' I i ai I I Father Argeles Kooo cflxziotes at the cerernory which horcrs our Blessed Lcd-,f. Robert Schallerfkarrp and Robert Fox, acolvtes, assist Father during the services lft 1 f' ' 'F ..... - 3 y . S. f nf --w4wmy.i...-- - I 7 w 'S ,. ' I

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I ---'- ' . . in our apostolic activities Sadahf, oifcers are apostles chosen tor their cnrillem wg ieidershia and tner observance of the Soda way of life Picwred :ve Helen i'!cDonf:'a, Treisur Nancy Dear, Secretary, Qooert Walsh, prefect, Edwzir Eisch, Vice-Prefectg Mary Jane Peterson, C0-Pretect. Our Lady's Sodality As sodalists, we are members in an or- ganization in which Christ is the Model and Mary is the Guide. Unlike other school acti- vities, it is a vocation in which the chief apostolate is personal sanctification and the conversion of others to Christ through good works performed with fellow sodalists. The particular apostolate this year is centered on home life. Sodalists strive to form in their young friends a truly Catholic and Christlilce attitude toward life in the home. vii leo x E ii, ,W 'r'rt--1--annum Unit leaders give apostolic service to fellow sodalists who work together in small groups in regular weekly meetings. Seated are unit leaders Jane Eggers, James Mangutz, Mary Trogan, Bernard Diehl, Edward Eisch standing, Gerald Baumler, Pat McCoy, Mary Hagarty, Robert Walsh Helen McDonald, and Kathleen Young. C , , p f Getty - 'f 'fm 3 sixikgt i I i , .. 'r . . . ... bl' - ' A In progress is a unit meeting of senior Sodal ists, Bill Murphy, Bob Schallenkarnp, Greg Stanley, Jim Morey, Bob Walsh, Bob Fox, Jm Nikolai, and Ronald Sobkowiak. it is the fourth week of Advent in the Sophomore homeroom. Dale Kelly, Albert Karting, Charles Keho and Donald Kirby watch Allen Luther light I the four candles of the Advent Vtlreath.