Saint Dominic High School - Stella Maris Yearbook (Oyster Bay, NY)

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SOCIAL STUDIES Knowledge is power, and carloons are funnyf this is edufation with pleasure. fzuiinr llijfflfiilllf rurn bark the flovk Io lbe lmnliug of the Pilgrimx. Ewa E M! MI gms 1 ' .gl ,O - so Semors I. X H ' made today. or, is beulg nt el-gpm , is! 3 . re Tomorwu Skbep up wzib Cm' - e

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The Industrnal Revolutnon bunlt up rn England a stage 1n the lHdllSII'1'll development whxch dates from the agrncultural economy of the Mrddle Ages to the rxse of trade and lndustry xn the 11005 and fnnally to the growth of the domestnc system of manufacturmg goods at home The Industr1al Revolutxon was marked by the change from th1s domestlc set up to a more modern factory system yyhxch was made eyen more profltable by the IIIWCIIIIOH of tnme and labor savmg machmery The hand looms rn the homes were re placed by the rows upon rows of povyer looms nn the jenny john Kays flymg shuttle Rlchard Arkwrnghts spmnmg frame Samuel Compton s mule Edmund Cartwrnght s power loom all helped to fulf1ll the con stant demand for cotton and woolen goods by lmprov mg on the orngmal crude 1deas The nauons of the world undervs ent a vude spread socnal change as well the arrnal of a more advanced trend m hung The Reyolutxon led to a transfer of the populatxon from the small farms to the more populous cmes bullt up around the factor1es and mnlls Wo o 1602 fo 444 A new era of class dlstmctlon eyolved the bourgeoxs came lnto exlstence A new world of opportunrty was opened by makmv work for thousands all over the globe Chnld labor was now prevalent and conse quently educatron was generally llmlted to the upper classes compulsory educatlon as we know lf today was unheard of We have also been offered an opportumty vshxch can open up a new world to us 'lhns opportumty ns our Cathollc education 'Ihe leadershlp endowed ln us by Chrnst and fostered by our Chrxstlan teachers IS a sade agamst pagamstnc ldeas and :deals that are rampant rn the modern world It IS our duty and our prnvllege as Catholnc students to uphold Chrlsttan doc trxne to the utmost eyen lf II shall mean the sacrnflce of our lxyes for the honor and glory of God This supreme offermg means more than any other earthly deed we can perform here on earth and nt carrnes the greatest of all revsards the sausfactxon of ltnowmg that we yull enjoy the Beatnfnc Vlsxon the yoy of seemg God face to face 1n H15 Eternal Glory 55 V S . ' Q , D v , . . , . r sh ' 1 ' 5 - ' Z 7 9 K 1 , v ' v Y I ' - L . Y . factory. Eli Whitney s cotton gin, Hargrave's spinning religious power that enables us also to support a cru- 7 Y 7 , , . . . I Y 9 ' . ' ' 9 V a u ' 1 , , . . L V , 1 . Y L , . . . . Q - u 4 , , 4 . 4 '.

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XX Ill ' Oratzom are erztbusiastzfnlly gzzeu by the Sopbomores Keegan.: Kool Kuzz Attennon zs called to certazn stories 0 the Students Pen dur ing a 0107111115171 Club meetuzg