St Pauls High School - Look Ahead Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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Zeal For Missions oars On Apostolic Wings EXAMINING items collected for the benefit of the missions are the Catholic Students Mission Crusade central officers. Left Q right: Reporter Victoria Weisenberger, Vice-President Ronald Ware, Co- Treasurer Carolyn Reichert, Co-Presidents James Britton and Karen Boose, Principal Father Steinle, Secretary Mary Lou Smith, and Co- Treasurer Richard Heydinger, great missioners all. ABOUT to leave for CSMC convention held at Notre Dame, are representatives, Kathleen Kramer, Susan ,., I ,f r ' PRIVILEGED to appear with Arctic Missionary Father W. Evans Wilson, Assistant Diocesan Direct- or of the Home and Foreign Missions Office are three high contributors to the mission cause, leg Qright: John Schumm, Caro1Roth, Gerald Rospert. TWENTY-year missionary in the Canadian Arctic. the Rev. William A. Leising, O. M. I., stirred up Mission zeal at an assembly, October 17. Father ap- pears with his sealskin parka and his autobiography, a copy of which he presented to the high school library. Lonz, Patricia Schnurr, Nancy Frederick, Mary Rei- neck, Carolyn Lonz, Miss Eileen Wagner, Angela Fantauzzo, Patricia Mellen, and Mary Ann Dempsey. .-nv COMPLIMENTS OF NORWALK LAUNDRY 81, ECONO-WASH 23

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Inspiring Retreat Transforms Generous Souls ,L YE I i r 1 i 1 1 4 I COMPLIMENTS OF MEEK'S PASTRY SHOP Retreat, january 30 and 31, was a time for Looking Ahead with Christ as Head . It was full of directives for encouraging the outward flow of inward grace . Father Mueller accomplished his objective by direct- ing a cleaning out of the soul on the first day. He spoke of the problems and temptations teenagers face and suggested remedies. On the second day, Father proposed ways of putting grace back into the soul. He explained the necessity of professing the faith openly since Catholics are conscience-bound to exert a Christlike influence upon the world in which they live. FATHER Paul A. Mueller, assistant pastor at Blessed Sac- rament Parish, Toledo, Ohio, conducted a soul-searching spiritual Retreat, January 30 and 31. RECEPTION of the Sacraments forms a major part of the soul clinic. rl5iE Assorne students kneel at the Com- munion rail to receive Our Lord in the Holy Eucharist, Tom Hickey waits his turn to go to Confession. -Liwg Father Mueller counsels Richard Heydinger. 22

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elling 'Look-A-Heads' ingles Out Go-Gaiters BOLSTERING school spirit and class per cents in the L-A-H campaign are, left to Ligm, seated: Dorothy Walker 12 subis-crirr tions sold, Nancy Frederick 13, Kathleen Kramer 12, Francis Kozak 17. Standing, Gerald Rnspert 12, Charlene Noon 12, Joseph Fries 15, and Jack Brady 18. FRESHMAN high sellers show enthusiasm in selling the 'Look-A-Head . Lejt to-rjgllg bottom 591: Ieankeineck, Mary Dobbs, Barbara Heitz, Marjorie Gross, Teresa Bellamy, Charlene Noon. Second -Q: Edwin Meyer, George Schlotterer, Patricia Smith, Ellen Riggleman, Richard Schnellinger. Tl-QQ: James Barnes, James Hipp, John Frisch, Donald Wise, Dean Wilhelm, Terry Ackerman. 'Boyz Timothy Obringer, William Esker, Allen Wilson. They helped sell a total of 917 subscriptions. SPH places greathopes in the Class of '65 which, through the encouragement of Sister Mary Petronilla, Room 201, outsold every other class in the L-A-H campaign. COMPLIMENTS OF CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK' 24