St Casimir High School - Casmirecho Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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CATHOLIC STUDENTS' MlSSlON CRUSADE QIIGHTS AND LADIEU of the CRUSADE is the distingu1ished the Seniors, proudly bore since our Freshmen'iear. Love for the missions, missionary zeal, the purpose of glans to save the missions were heretofore unknown. In Qctoberi 1935, when Sister Mary Raynelda was the me m.C. at S. C. Hi, we anxiously filled the auditorium t0 e11 ii 51 CruSede Meeting1 The meeting was interesting and conv- th n . we became enveloged in a true missionary h- A w 1323 The Freshmen were always amung the GC ent mis sionnry ze;l prevailed tLroubia emic ' 313. In1337, NEED e returnel to S C. has been turned to the C.S.1.C. or5;n1:atim qry enthusiast, Sister M. Evaneeline. With Sister aoderator, we have not only learned to redeem Jonetions or :Qnetary contributions, Mies'ons by Round Table St.udies 1n 1939, we the Seniors and Paladin me mbere, have lead Ciel support to the Missions. One of the scenes we Shall 1nd never regret our share in, is the weekly round Leonard H QC ' Sacrifice Day to stir every Senior to a giving as high as sending a delegate from S. C. Hi to the C S. M. Washington, D. C. Will that aim materialize? We have endeavoured to do the best in our might for the Mission at Saint Casimir High and to live according to the Catholic Studentsy Crusade Motto: The Sacred Heart for the World! The World for the Sacred Heart! Page Twenty-seven