St Mary High School - Astrolabe Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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.J Katherlne Peryer Barbara Elzl and Phlllp Solnd gave way to trlg during the second semes Comerford llsten attentuvely as David Cash ex ter and the sux gurls stull managed the competl plauns a duffucult problem un solid geometry hon nucely ...L.. Reenactmg a trual scene from The Tale ford Robert Ward Wnlluam Shearer Leugh of Two Catues are left to rlght Phnlnp Comer Brown Kenneth Buntmg and John Olnver 30 'LJ ,J - sf 1 X I sl ' '., , T M . v . Vg A . .J 'I I A 1 A I - Me, QM.- --W--H' I , L4 I ', 5 , --M .1 ' I - ' K A U x y , T N A l Y 'C I, l . -X V 3 -lx , v V we . at I r ' ' A x 1 1 l l Z' 1- . . ,, . . . 1 1 1 . . ,, . . . . . . I 1 - I 1

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Cgacutlz Glzants gt Qratztuale Readers Marilyn Forner and Mary Therese Maloney explain the actions of Frank Samels celebrant Terence Crowley and Patrick Cunningham acolytes as they slowly Room 8 freshmen illustrate their study of the Blessed Trinity with symbols typical of this mystery of our faith Barbara Cawley completes hers at the board and its William McGee whos so intent rn that front go through the parts of the Holy Mass in a detailed study of this perfect sacrifice Close inspection of sacred ves seat sels and class participation make attendance at Mass more meaningful for these freshmen of Room 9 Our uest For Happiness IS the text and theme of all relngnon classes at St Mary ln a four year course which integrates knowledge and practice of our faith students learn our holy reluguon lt is a beautiful duamond whose many gleaming facets reflect unto our mind s eye the Light whnch is God Faith the personal treasure of every Celt makes of each llfe a harmon nous whole And In snngmg has song of pranse the Celt wnll brung to others whom he meets In the Symphony of Lute the consolatuons and benefits of religion Major events in the life of Christ form part of the study of sophomore religion classes. Sophomores of Room 5 who depict the finding of the Child Jesus in the tem- ple at the age of 12 are William Kaplinski, Richard Kluk, Bernard Stachowicz, James Morrissey, David Hoffman and Jean Noppe. 29

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