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YOUTH FORMS ITS MIND At Assumption College on April 22, a Conference, W Youth Fgrmg Its Mindn was held, There were several delegates repre- senting' each Parochial High School in the Diocese. Among these were leaders, recorders, and delegates. The day opened with registration followed by Holy Mass in the new chapel celebrated by Reverend John P. Martin , Chaplain of the Diocesan Council of Catholic Youth. Immediately after Mass, the students assembled in the Audi- torium where the Area Officers were introduced and the leaders and recorders met their respective Advisors. Following this general meeting, the delegates proceeded to the rooms which were assigned for the different panel discussions which .were 'to take place. These discussions lasted approxi- mately an hour and a half. During this time we had an immense field to cover. In my group, Mrs. Fred Cahill was a very helpful advisor. We had sixteen delegates in our panel all of whom took part in what I think was a very successful discussion. A, student from Holy Name School in Worcester was recorder and I was Leader in the group which had the topic WFamily and School Lifen. There was a mad rush for the cafeteria following the discus- sion period. All devoured the food heartily and ully enjoyed this break in the day. Next was another general assembly during which these was a discussion made up of our panel members who gave an account of the day's proceedings. We were each given about five minutes to discuss our topic briefly. Mr. Birch of the Worcester Police De- partment then spoke on Present Day Juvenile Delinquency. The following are notes taken at the Conference by various recorders with the conclusion. JUVENILE DELINQUENCY Juvenile Delinquency is of a small percentage among CYC members. Good leaders are numerous among CYC members. Gangs should be curtailed by vigilant parents. The Catholic Youth Council is one of the big movements to curb Juvenile Delinquency. . As a final word on Juvenile Delinquency, we are adolescents, old enough to know right from wrong and have no one no blame but Ourselves for our actions. We know the problems of youth and are in,a position to oops with them. ' Carol Moriarty Class of '57 13
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