Valle Catholic High School - Valiant Yearbook (Ste Genevieve, MO)

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ALTAR BOYS--FIRST ROW: C, Rottler, W, Siebert, J, Trautman, G, Stackle, R, Grass. SECOND ROW: R, Lalumondier, K, Roth, J, Grem- inger, R, Winston, L, Huber, J, Donze, C, Sexauer, THIRD ROW: C, Boillot, L, Grass, A, Jokerst, C, Meyer, W, Ruebsam, C, Donze, J, Schwent. LT R BOYS 2' M m A 143 f paration for procession rehearsal. They are D, Bequette, G, Roth ford, L, Schmeiderer, R, Greminger, D, Schweigert, R,5tra.ughn,F Rlngwald, C. Moore, J, Drury, R. Hammack, .T.Beckerman, R, Thomure J, Rehm, L, Grass, J. Boyer, R, Dallas, V, Huck, Freshman and sophomore acolytes don cassock and surplice in pre- J, l-loog, P, Robertson, L, O'Bryan, R, Horzog, D, Mueller, W, Craw-

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The Treble Chorus, organized in the fall of l9:S8, has achieved recognition on various occasions. The Chorus, under the direction of Sister Norine Marie, C,S,J, now has one hundred and three members in its organization, Many projects have been under- taken by this group, They sing at Sunday and daily niasses, for school presentations of various kinds, for confirniation and first Holy Communion. Wonder- ful opportunities are given to the Chorus. They were able to see the Little Singers of Paris, who appeared at Kiel Auditorium in St. Louis and they sang at the lontbonne Festival in the past two years, I Treble Choir Officers gaze at a booklet about the Little Singers of Paris. Betty Jo lloog, president, and Mary Beckernian, treasurer, hold booklet as Helen Winters, vice-president, and Margaret Werner, secretary, read over their shoulders. MI ED HORLIS Here they are pictured as they look when they appear on various occasions, O 'BD

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The students strove to bring them- selves closer to God during the an- nual three-day retreat, conducted by Fr. Patrick Fennessey, O.M.I. The spiritual development of the Valle-ites was augmented by pray- ing, sacrificing, reading spiritual material, reminiscing through past successes and failures, thinking seriously on what improvements could be made, considering their vocation in life, and contemplating the highest goal of all--Heaven.