St Cyril Academy - Violets Yearbook (Danville, PA)

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since home l1fe makes such a deep impression on the 1nd1v1dual s char acter However I believe that these problems should be attacked from another angle too-a preventive one Not every ones personality IS so clouded that no good can shine through Why not then try to re tain some of the acceptable points teenagers have Better yet why not try to stress and put on d1splay these noteworthy characteristics of young adults It really doesnt take a lot Just a little recognition and sincere interest need be shown by someone in a position to make a noticeable lmpression There could be local newspaper columnists and radio announcers political personalities churchmen and clergy teachers youth guides and a host of others who can publicize what good they know of youth and their functions I believe that if one gets these young adults to feel that their efforts are worthwhile they themselves w1ll be the magnet to attract others into following the crowd This very point was proved on November 29 when St Louis MISSOUFI opened its convention doors to the Third National Council of Catholic Youth Over 4 000 Catholic youth were there for the open mg session A decade ago an organization such as this was only a To date 47 d1OC6S6S are affiliated with the national office at Wash mgton DC These are made up of the local parish and city Cathohc youth clubs which are doing a twofold mission IH our own country First they are drawing together and strengthening those who are trying to prevent corrupt mfluence from affecting the decent ideas they grew up with For as in unity there is strength they encourage each other by thelr example and 1n1t1at1ve In this way they can then accomplish the second objective which is getting others to Join the army of youth flymg the standards of truth Yes now we have such an organization with high ldeals and what is needed is continued effort to build it even b1gger That is why the Church has its priests bishops and sisters encouraging us along the way President Eisenhower too sent a message to the opening session of the convention pra1s1ng its work high ideals and loyalty Before concluding we wish to express our gratiude to the alumnae for all the encouragement the inspiration and cooperation as well as the contributions they made to our hapiness and well being And to those who have suffered special sorrow by sickness and death we offer our sincere condolence With Bishop Sheen we say Bye now and God love you Your Alumnae Reporter Catherine Toth 436 97 , t . y p p . D , , . . . . p . . . . y 7 7 7 v ' 9 ' ' ' . Q p p A . t . , p p . . p H p V . Y! . . p , p ' . , , I i . , ' ' blueprint. Now a reality, it is steadily increasing its membership list. , K . . p - ! X ' Y . Y ' U' - - nr ' Y Q a . . p . a ll. - ' ' v ' 7! , . , t ' ' ! . . . , t . . p , . . y I p I p . Y . p . p ! . . I ' H 77 7 . ,,

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James Alan to Mr and Mrs James Baylor tMangan0 5 1 Sept 25 Beatrlce Ann to Mr and Mrs Donald Klrk fKl1ch 491 lNov 28 Charles to Mr and Mrs Charles Vlk fKolodzeJ 511 Dec 11 Stephen Jr Mr and Mrs Stephen Kozak fSwoyer 511 Dec 12 Edward Ralph Mr and Mrs Edward Tomasek iVozar 471 Jan 18 Glorla 'VIar1e Mr and Mrs Thomas Repetz tGond1ra 501 Jan 16 Roseann to Mr and Mrs Anthony Drapcot lRehak 531 Feb 17 Roseann to Mr and Mrs Joseph Chera aro lJohn on 501 March 11 Thomas Patrlck to Mr and Mrs Clyde Roach lWrabel 411 Marcn 17 Marv Frances to Mr and Mrs Gxlbert Degenhart fJanosov 491 May 4 Joanne to Mr and Mrs James Freeze fDa1ley 521 May 14 Dlamo lcls Helen Komada 49 of Phlladelphla 15 engaged to Frank Deme ter of Gary Ind Peggy Bartges 52 announced her engagement to James Lechner Betty lokol1 s 54 and Robert Dobron antlclpate thelr weddlng day whlch w1ll be Sept 15 Barbara Kra.,n1k 52 an ncunced her engagement to Edward Bruce Fech A summer weddmg IS planned by Annamae Hutlra 52 and A L KFySZynSk1 The engage Rlta Dructor 50 who announced her engagement to Caslmlr Zomer feld Wlll be a June brlde V1olet Mae K1nard 54 plans to marry Ralph G Keene on June 5 Sylvla Marle Scalet 53 1S engaged to Edward A Herman Georg1ana Kubls 51 and Robert H Ehrhch were engaged 1n March Dlplomas Graduatlng from Pennsylvanva State College thxs year IS Jane DeVoe 52 from Bloomsburg State College IS Peggy Lou Bartges 52 from Mercy College Detrolt IS Dorothy Krajnlk 52 Angel of Mercy graduat1ng wlth RN degrees th1s year are Kathleen Concannon Barbara Yenchlk Mary Thurner Theresa Hro nec Cel st ne Brown and Scholastlca Rybar all from class of 53 Theresa Hronec 53 was a Gary delegate to the Thlrd Nat1onal Counc1l of Cathol1c Youth held ln Sa1nt Lou1s November 29 30 The thoughts she culled from those challeng1ng sesslons are worth pass 1ng on WHAT ABOUT YOUTH? Now a-days there 1S much talk about Juvenlle del1nquents In fact more often than not should a teenager break the law he 1S bound to make the flrst page or even the headhnes of some prom1nent news paper Yes mak1ng an example of the deeds and treatment of such IS one way of trylng to bend these wayward tendencles Another meth od IS 1nvest1gat1ng the parents and homes of these boys and glrls 96 Y fi . . - O . . ' , ' ' v Y , Jr. . . ' ' . . . to . . ' . . to ' w. v . . l J. ' . to , 1 , 1 1' ' , , 1 1 . l 1 ' . 'Q' - Q, ' 'J . ' I y P' 1 1 , .V ' v ' 1 1 A , . . . 4 - . r A F, .P , . . p . . U . . .' l L 4 . , H 1 - . . , . ' . - ment of Carole Warner '52 to Michael Finan, Jr. has been announced. . , y V . . Q u - . . , . . . , . 7 , A ' Y . , 1 . . . . , 7 D ' 6 S .A . p I y ' v I v ' an 5 l A ,. , 7 ' A Y ! , . . , 1 v v ' 1 ' ' X 1 X X Q 4 y W X D 1 . . l ' . '

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