St Vincent High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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. . . know, love, serve 'V Fl- , r 1'A 't'e Library aides take charge of the Book Week Exhibit and distribute lists of wholesome literature. From left: Karen Karper, Kathleen Ryan, Donna Kelly, Donna Bertolini, and Alice Polsinelli. All five girls presented book reviews to encourage good reading. St. Vincent students devote the first 42- minute period of the day to religion class. Here they analyze their Catholic Faith with the same concentration as the rest of their academic curriculum. The theo- logical virtues of faith, hope, and charity, the cardinal moral virtues of prudence, justice, fortitude and temperance come under close investigation. Lectures and movies supplement class Work by present- ing a more practical View of Catholocism. Catholic action finds tangible expres- sion in the observance of Catholic Book Week and the students' Universe Bulletin campaign, which promote the spread of the Catholic Press through student effort. I9

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Mzsslon group, odalzt . . . The St. Vincent Catholic Students Mission Cru- sade, with prayer, study, and sacrifice as the driv- ing force, begs for foreign and native missions. Un- der the direction of Sister losette, their program in- cludes: raffles, cancelled stamp drives, bake sales, and collections of discard- ed things useful in help- ing missionaries in their work. Mass and Commun- ion are recommended. CSTVIC officers Mtlilo Sutter, vi.-,V piwmtlwixt, l,ou1.:o Borden, profzwlmit, rinfl lltnlwfntx Btrrliminn, tr-Hxsurcr, plan r1r'I1v1t1w::. CQMC members I eatedl Ianet Burgoon Sharon Barr Carol Masturzo and Dorothy Hllaert Cut out pictures from Christmas Cards for missions. Mu hr-l Thomp on Marie nlxvka Karon Tsaloff Ilckie Germano Eileen Mattingly Karen laser and Diane Rcymann inspect cards.