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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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Crusaders look sharpp play hard Handsome in new togs are fl. to r. J: Jerry Collins, Tom Coach A1 Baumgart, in his second ear of Coach DeLamielleure, Leo Mundrick, John Okros, Mike Minko. y - ing at SCH, concentrates on hussle for his boys. .xt I Jxm Moran Young starsa comm uparefl tor J J1mWo1ozyk Dave Kondzlolka, R1ch Sauger Bob Sm1th ww' The f1rst football team organlzed at St Clement m 1937 boasted 24 players Patrlck Boytlm It was a good year 5 w1ns and 1 loss flncxdentally, we had our first game with Warren that year I Wmth 21 on the squad 1n 38 and 2 more games added to the schedule we had 6 w1ns and 2 defeats .,..-. There was no record of games from 1939 to 1949 The next year m l1ne 195 w1th a total of 21 players and 8 games saw the St Clement Crusaders complle afme record of seven v1ctor1es agalnst a smgle defeat The next sea sons 1n successlon were B111 V1gneau i :Y Q10i nuulell N. B111 Gr0bbe1 .f U1 s z 5 A. if Q Q Q H E Ken Grobbel a Q Q I , HW IH W ilk ,M ,vm W. i, N' LN' Harold Juricny gli Ag Jxm Zelmanskx Page Fourteen THE CREST october ao, 1959 .9 W 4 Q 1 ' Ex 4 A - A ' 1 0 U V X, .S X 1 5 M gf NTLNN ? 5 . ' . I ,1 'iii I - ' Fw. 4 jf C - an 5 Q ' ' ' '21, ,H W LJ'iYf.fi'Qf'9 9 f 1 r 9 jf . X F , , A 1 f 5 'J C - , A .A , f , li v x I . . ' 5 . , ' , . . . , , . Q - x x x, , I . it 4 5 I 1! 1 Ai . I 'H . . l me ' 5 i . --Q . 1 i I ' . V . L , if r ' -.e 7 . . . - 5 5' Q Q . . -.Q ,. f ...,..,.,, -ff ' Y A A V r ' Yi H . I , ' - Y ' ' ..,. Q sf ' -, ' . V' ,. A I' H W 43' , H s 1 1 X ' . - C ,V . - W Q X '2Q.fQ.g?f'.-21' if , ,, 9. - ' ' - . ,B I, , ,. , sf' 3 ,, Ht., 1 , . h , A Q ,5 ' - ' , Ki, Emlzfz Jeff,-,,: W - K A 'W' ,I ' :jfs-.limi-'j Q M N gg -egg . V .M ,, ...X - . . . E 'W 'EXP' '37 K+ .4 , - A- ,- - E ' L55 422 ' Nw . w D- L' . A 1 9 f f r QT.T,?f- as f , y A B A A , 5 ag 44:1 . .
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