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MISSION SOCIETY Our Missions! We hear them calling from the East Our Missions! We aid the missionary priest To teach them, convert them and guide them up the pathway of light. Ever true to the standard of these words, is the mission society in the high school this year. This society consists of the most active and self-sacrificing students in the school. lt is they particularly, who have made the mission places in many a land ahappier place because of their prayers and sacrifices. They are members of the Propagation of the Faith and Mission Crusade with which this unit is affiliated. During Advent a clever letter on a silhouette of a Chinaman carried a striking appeal, and later in Lent, mite boxes were placed at the disposition of the students. But the biggest success came when the society launched the bake sale. Through it was realized over fifty dollars. This amount was sent to the Home and Foreign Missions office from which it was forwarded to missions in India and Brazil. As the years progress may we find these students and others, who will be willing to follow in their footsteps, keeping up the traditions of this society. May this phrase ever ring in their minds: Our Missions! When e'er it's time to do our share, Our Missions! Let each one help them trials to bear. We know that it's true--we'll be repaid for all we do. Our Missions! We're loyal to you. Seatedftlzrginia Klirteperer, Lawrence Daugherty, Marguerite Ealewage, Wi,lia m lacoizy. First Row-Robert l-luth, Rita Mces, Helen Erhland, Margaret Enright, Adele Bigila loar':.o I-,r n Wbessrier, Eleazar Sherman, Niary Ann Beck Mary lane Bounds, Lucille Miller, Dorothy Enrigizt. Second RcwfRobert Krarnb, Robert VValterrnoyer, Robert Vlfeily, Hrilen Efrartib, Edward Gehiiwq, Lilltar. Good, Grace Weimerskirch. Third RoweEuqene Daugherty, Paul Dowmes, Leorarzj Lehman, fohn Logsaiorz, Richard Emerine, lohn Crawford, Raymond Dell, Lawrence Kromer. Fourth Rowflcseph Magers, Roliert Awclfii, lclarcli Paciita, Wilfred Lsrrswa Alfred Lange, Ellsworth Nibor-k. Lawrence Eirri, y, Earl Magers, TWENTYFIVE
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