St John Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Bellaire, OH)

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! 2 l i I l l I i i i 3 I l 2 Q i Q l l l E I I i l l 2 i 1880--1930 THE SENIOR ALTAR BOYS St. John's can justly be proud of this year's Acolythical Society, numbering as it does forty-four members in all. Since so many belong to this society, it was necessary to divide the entire group into a Senior and a Junior division. Both assist at the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, and at Vespers in the sanctuary. So that each member may correctly perform the duties of an acolyte, he is carefully trained from the beginning in the routine of serving, and the six, seven or eight years of experience the older members have had ought to make it easy to carry out solemn ceremonies at St. John's. Sistr Mary Rosaline is the Moderator of the society. The officers are: President, Bernard Benlineg Vice President, James Mountain. THE JUNIOR ALTAR BOYS We can call this a big year for the Junior Acolythical Society. We use the word big because we really feel it has been that way. The eagerness and zeal with which the Juniors have taken up the work is certainly encouraging. They consider it a privilege and an honor to assist the priest at the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. No matter how early a priest may want to say Mass, or how rough the morning is, if he lets an altar boy know, there will be one to serve. A special effort has been made to give every boy an opportunity to serve, so that he may obtain his share of the endless graces and blessings, given by God for assisting as a server at the Holy Sacrifice. in nfolytf iiuklfs a tiny brll, And II silfurry tom' sfrfnr, Pealx through the porfalx of Paradise, To .fummom Ihr Sefraphim. viojoiojoivjoif xjoiojnjoie +3

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