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Page Twelve THE CREST october so, 1959 . Derbin 'il J. Fuerst Rosary Honors Mary Let us give prayerful thanks for the nation's heritage of free inquiry, soundindustry, and boundless vision which have enabled us to advance the general welfare of our people to unprecedented heights. . . These were the words of President Eisenhower as he consecrated October 7, 1959, as National Prayer Day in America. This observance, the eighth annual Day of Prayer was established by a joint resolution of Congress in April, 1952. In Rome, Pope John XXIII had already set aside the entire month of October for prayer so that leaders of all nations may carefully consider their grave responsibilities on this day. The St. Clement Sodalists observed National Prayer Day with their seventh annual Living Rosary. In a beautiful, solemn ceremony they C. Megge J. Quitter G. Houghtonlllll .f 3 pledged their love and devotion to the Blessed Mother. Heldonthe evening of October 7, 1959, the Rosary began with a solemn procession of the Sodalists down the center aisle of the church. Ronald Peters led the rosary with the Apostles' Creed, Accompanying him were the two acolytes, Lawrence Chmielewski and Melvin Atkinson. Hugh Malloy, Kathleen Gietzen, the Sodality prefect, Theresa Koernke, Carol Golembiewski, and John Zahorchak followed with the first part of the Ro- sary. As each girl, representing a Hail Mary, finished her prayer, she placeda rose at the feet of the statue of Our Lady. The boys of the Sodality represented the Glorias and Paters. Whenthe ceremony ended, the flag bearers, Michael Schweder and James Joseph, led the procession out of the church. John Zahorchak was responsible for the fine job of organizing the Living Rosary. at N '31, I s. D, Chgnkg D. Zerio J. Ll6tZ ffm rv? I g ba H-, 1 J. Fix J. Coghill K, Baginski uerst fi. ,, K. -AF S R.Moravick G, wiegand J.Thar1 .5 .f ,X 4 Air .P. Minnick Woiciechow- M Heide J Kudrycki C. Carney . 'il fi V. A g M ' Bonar Defer Zahorchak 4Tschiltscl C-'F Ba. ' Ar: W Kg, , , P. Miller 3 hweingartz M, Miller cs... I Mx 2 . -I ' lfflb. , C. Cvgan Brueggeman C. Dailey X ,lm Picotte Markovich . Gordon J Q K. S J. Zahorchak K. Gietzen TJ .1 cf Golembiewski T . Afioernke Q as X .. ,. cw as ' H. fVMa1loy A J- Joseph M. Schweder fi X I f I X f n V ' ' 3 i J f? , D ,fi W R. Peters Fw s A . L. Chmielewski M. Atkinson
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October 30 1959 THE CREST Page Eleven Crest Seven Attend fee ,, W1 DSPA Convention we On Saturday October 3, seven stu dentsfrom Sa1nt Clement Hlgh attended the flrst general Press Conventlon of the Detrolt Student Press Assoc1at1on Attendlng the all day sesslon at the Un1vers1ty of Detroxt were Marlene Wancour Barbara G1ppr1ch Marllyn Fuerst Theresa Koernke Carolyn RRISS Thomas Dutklewlcz and John Zahorchak members of the CREST staff At 9 30 a m the Very Reverend Celestm J Stexner S J presldent pf U of D gave a welcomlng address to about one thousand students of Detrolt 1ts suburbs and Oh1o The Reverend James P Conry then explamed the 1m portance of ed1tor1a1 and techmcal com petence ln hxgh school yearbooks and newspapers as contr1but1ons to the Cath ol1c Press At 2 30 p m edxtors of yearbooks and newspapers recelved awards for thexr enterles subnutted to the DS PA last sprlng The C R E S T staff IS almlng for a M1chael award next year These statues of Sa1nt Mlchael are the hlghest awards presented by the Detrolt Student Press Association ',,.. AdmirmgtheMxchaelawardatthe D S P. A Conference are fl. to r I Carolyn Raiss, Marlene l is J v-we my Three cheers to our s1x top cheerleaders D Brueggeman, C Flalm, E Defer M Mark ov1ch, P Connell, C Elwart 'fed X Chss of 60 Sld'IfS Goal Annual Drlve Close to Quota We re m orblt, students of Sa1nt Clement' Patron Sponsor Drxve of 1959 1960 is launched and well on 1ts way As of Frlday October 23 the grand thermometer registers S2 286 With gentle coddlmg we may be able to get the heat up to S4 000 by the deadl1ne date One homeroom, 201, has managed to go over the top on quota Top contr1butors of 1nd1v1dual classes are freshman Sandra DeMonaco w1th S30 sophomore V1rg1ma Hemmmgson who collected S32 Jumor Margaret O Connell w1th S28 and Joyce Flx, sen1or who brought 1n S88 The seven hlghest students 1n the school are Joyce Fix, 588, Kathleen Schmidt, S70 Carol Fla1m 554, Joa.n Trawczynski, S51 Carol Martin, S47 Kathleen Gletzen S45 Frances Gretz, S44 Each year many students questlon what is done wlth the money collected 1n the drive A check for one thousand dol lars of this money IS pre sented to Father Murray by the sen1or class presldent at the sen1or banquet as a grad uat1on g1ft to the parlsh Then the remainder of this money, mlnus the cost of the yearbook is used for the school For example Last yearthe yearbook cost 53, 000. When the money obtained from stu dent subscriptions, approxl mately 3900, was subtracted fromthls amount, 52, 330 was left to be paid The Patron Sponsor Drive last year brought in 54, O00 This 54, O00 minus the SZ, 300, left 51, 700 to be used for the school in general After Father Murray's gift, only S700 remained This year the annual will Wancour, TheresaKoernke, Father James MagmerS J , moderator of the U of D. VARSITY NEWS, cost about S2,000. This Barbara Glpprich, Thomas Dutklewicz, Marxlyn Fuerst, and John Zahorchak. fturn to page 161 a Y I if is I M tal- A V ..,, A I ,125 U , i , nf I ' , 4 - We 0- A v s ,J , as f weak: .W . x rw 6,1 I J o 12- 1 e 3 , , Q .I ,S ' 7 ' t v f 1- A A Wx tf, 5 M' 5 'sg ' ' Y ' ' X X i 2 A ' 'leeds' f , Y . xv we 5, drqlyf fi. ' mi N4 ,. 4 g 5 J, ,. jf ' - . if ' A Q ' 9 . 9 . ' s . ff ' r y - - f FF 7 y N ! I I u , 0 - : . . , . . . - . . -arf., ' rx J -greg, g,..n,..' jj t, rf , -an , f V- X-f -A I , .-- . . , , 3 ee-err W , 'A rites Y 7 . ' , ' . . . , . . . - - - . ' - 1 9 . . . , . . . , . , , . Z Q . . . , , . g , . Z ' Q ' , ' S S , S A - .. - -'Y .- . in F , f v ' . - . - - ' i -r ww , -1 . . .4 y, W, x , 6 L, , - Q. f ' ff -- X 1 X . ,ff ' . If A ,
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