St Vincents College Prep Academy - Cape Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

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4- . -. Lai ' WA fi M lui , EB QE' 7 l PERRY ILLE TRIP Every year during the first part of May, we journey to Perryville, Mo. to visit with those members of the Vincentian family who are college students and novices. We begin the day by participating with them in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Afterward the tennis and handball teams put their best against each other. Following lunch the baseball teams oppose each other while the rest of the students and novices cheer them on and visit over a prolonged scoff. The game is followed by rosary, benediction, and supper. In the evening we are entertained by a movie, ending a day which is always enjoyable. 7 50 . l , X31 i

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I 2 5'9 ,pn GKL HGMA and Chorus practice . k Curly, joe Layton, and Iud, Ernie Tacchi, prac- tice the song Poor Jud ls Dead. Due to the demands of yearbook deadlines we are unable to show you pictu.res of our final production of the spring musical, OKLAHOMA. Instead, here you see pictures of the production in preparation. Fr. Berk- bigler and Fr. Gagne- pain did excellent jobs as production and chorus directors re- spectively, and ap- proximately SO stu- dents were involved in the musical in one way or another. Curly sings People Will Say We're in Love. I , Ali Hakim, Chris Klug, chides Aunt Eller, Bill Evans. 2 Steve, Pat Sullivan, and Ado Ann1e's, Larry Pfannenstieps' rehearse a Song' Fr. Berkbigler tapes a few Fr. Gagnepain directs the comments during rehearsal. chorus. 49

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BLYTHE ILLE TRIP 1 lm., WN Ng f .. or MX '7 0 as Wife 'U Y: -f-X. 415 -'15, 0 ,ff f, Y D. T I 7. 2 -2:26 'i ts 3 'JIIIL4 .. swag- c. - .fr 1 5 fglosr QA I Reverend Clarence I. Bogetto, C.M., is a chaplain at the SAC Air Force Base in Blytheville, Arkansas, on weekends during the school. This year we students were invited to visit the base on December 8. We began the day by singing a guitar Mass at noon for the people on the base. Following lunch we toured the guard dog area, the missile section, and the engine and machine shops. That evening we were treated to a banquet by the best cooks in Blytheville, and participated in a Christmas songfest with a combined Protestant and Catholic choir from the base. The hospitality shown to us was tremendous and made the day one of the most memorable of the '68-'69 school year. Many thanks to Rev. joseph Mc- Causland, the regular chaplain at the Base, and to Fr. Bogetto Qcenter picture above J, who made the trip possible. 51