St John Cantius High School - Review Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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God, all-wise though He be, knows nothing better, all-powerful though He be, can do noth- ing more excellent inhnitely rich though He be, has nothing more precious to give, than the Eucharist. -St. Augustine. ...ANY Mary's Christophers present an unusual play entitled This ls Your Hour during Vocation month. The power of darkness is powerless against the tremendous weap- , .sq fi .s -- gas-- on-Love, says the nun. JoAnn Bober. to the sick man-of-the-world, John Ciolek, as the priest, John Shalaty. raises the mission cross aloft, and nurse. Joann Xluro, stands A. by. l fl i I HWhy, then, am I not more inflamed in seek- ing Thy adorable pres- ence?H -Imitation, Bk. iv, ch. 1. Too few the moments when I make my heart A Bethany for You, divinest Guest, And sit, like Mary, at Your feet apart. Not serving, but adoring and at rest. -Sister Miriam, Woven of the Sky. -+.. Charity yor the missions surpasses every other uorlr of charity, even as the soul surpasses the body, or the heavens surpass the earth, or eternity surpasses time. -Pius XI. Truly devoted to their cause are C.S.BI.C officers. Beatrice Kokinda. Secretaryg Eleanore Sigler, Vice- President: Norma Schwab. President: and Shirley Paskan. Treasurer.

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Repw TM Zion Behold in the Cross all doth consist, and all lieth in our dying, and there is no other way to life and to true interior peace, but the way of the holy Cross, aml of daily mortification. Drink of the chalice of thy Lord lovingly, if thou desirest to be His friend, and to have part with Him. Would to God thou wert worthy to suffer something for the name of Jesus! -Imitation, Bk. ii, ch. 12. L 1953 bl A ll In ld, Pnl Mill. N

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DCJINC MARY'S WORK Alf we establish solid dero- tion to allary, it is only in order to establish more per- fectly the flezfotion to Jesus Christf, fi. I.. lit-Montfort. S o d al it y officers. loseph Heinz, Prefectg M a r y a nn Marks, Treasurerg and Carol Baloga, Secretary. plan fu- ture activities. 0 thou Mother foant at lute. Touch my spirit from abate. Let my heart with thine af' cordf AStabat Mater. Sodalists are all out for a generous Thanksgising. lo- seph Heinz offers the use of his car for delivery of the food to needy families: .lohn Shalaty helps Leah Ann Bo- gush to place the baskets in the car: and Athena Calo- geras looks on as James Lr- ban. chairman of the drive. prepares to deposit his loafl. l Q. Sodality pre-ide-ttt, Joseph ll:-inz. antl ntemhers: Ann Marie Zimon, Mary Ann Marks, Gertrude Majerczak. James Urban. George Burke, Carol Baloga, Mary :Xnn Siedlecki attend the 1953 Summer School of Catholic Action held at Hotel Cleveland. 5 1 . C t IS X-sf -trol lvl ii - ' D. Senior Class Presitlf-nt. James Toll ht-rg iotlality Prefwt. joseph Heinz, and Student Council Presi- dent, Michael Manley pre-ent traveling statues of lil:-ased Yirgin to homeroom presidents: Herbert Riedel. .lohn Nargo. Loretta Sekow-l-ti. Carol Burk'-. John Biernacki. and Joyce Kruszynski.