St Francis Minor Seminary - Via Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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:32? a 3 ii; Father Stcfaniak and company. OVE RIGHT: Prof Rucping joins in the holc-in-onc- tournament. c get a glimpse of Fathcfs mission work. Shoes are Hshonc? l Chamois a word not foreign to Jim A pressing task being done.

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Top row: R. Kcrtz, L. Barbian, D. Przybylowski, M. Pias,J. Aicllo, R. Spradcr. Second row: T. Gawlik,j. Murtaugh, D. Pakcnham, R. Stommcl,J. Arimond, R. Matcljan, A. Faraca. Third row: R. Schuh, Ei Bcutncr, Fr. Hickey, R. Fcllcnz, D. Pike. Front row: M. Kcnncy, L. Kasuboski, G. Bonini, Di Wolf. Secretary Dan. Mission collection. Something of the generosity and sclflcssncss of the old crusaders lingers not only in thc name iiCatholic Students' Mission Crusade, of which St. Francis is the St. John Vianncy unit, but also in the cnthusiasm with which numbers of boys give their free time to projects which gain money and grace for the Church's missions. Shoes are polished, cars are washed, pants are pressed, rosarics are made Cand soldD, prayers are said, mortifications arc offcrcd. Even apart from any material gain thich is considerable, really; this sort of activity is a great cducation for future priests. Fathcr Hickey and his aids arc to be commended. Page 46

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To row: K. Metz, R. Juedcs, D. Przybylowski, A. Trennicr, R. Thompson, W. ghaucr, F. Kocferl. Fourth row: Di Pakcnham, W. Ballweg, R. Oestreich, Fr. Mueller, M. Becker, j. Haebig, R. Stommcl, R. Spradcr. Third row2J. qud, R. Annen, R. Hughes, E. Hollfelder, P. Krucger, R. Lesniak, G. S itz. Secondprow: J Arimond, D. Krejci, j Suminski, R. Grey, J. Hallman, T. Pfeiffcr, D. Schroeder. Front r0w: C. Bennet, R. Reardon, M. Kenney, R. Gasscrt, W. Fischer, Di Ackeret, J. Brandt. Back row: Father Mueller, R. Oestreich, A. Trcnnier, D. Krcici, Mi Becker, R. Thompson. Front row: R. Stommel, J. Hallman, C. Bennett, J. Arimond. A very talented young man. Eyes up here! Muir He prays twice who sings well, the old proverb tells us, and so singing well is an accomplishment which seminarians must strive for. If all cannot sing in the choir, all can at least develop an appreciation for prayers sung well. The choir makes this possible by its good work with polyphony and chant. No one doubts that either of these forms requires much practice, and no one who hears our choir doubts that much practice lies behind the devout song wit which our choir enhances each service. Father Mueller and his group receive many compliments for their work, and they deserve every compliment.