._7,.__.v . . ‘I REGIST ER CLOUD May 28,1954 Friday, THE- ST. b EIGHT PAGE l gram 151‘. flmcdrhthfolleqc ‘ ‘Mnibmadd' ' ,' l .mlpnlnnlnmf 31‘ 7/] 72%;”; nnla Villa for May Set Exercises Conferred Degrees u-aflrw'll‘ Be .‘Il‘ 35 Seniors Commencement to on Waldemar Degrees will be conferred Earlier Wenner in the day, lunch- at 1, hold will upon University John’s a St. 35 seniors June the w1ll Valedictorian 2 at be Is served for graduates commencement on eon com- annual 97th its premedical mencement ceremonies in Sacred and their Wenner, Waldemar parents. ' afternoon, d M exercises n y o a Heart Chapel. Monsignor and T. Cloud Leo St. from student com; son 'At the beginning of 31. May Keaveny, diocesan W. T. Wenner of superintend- Mrs. Dr. and of v noted week, Father William Philip Hughes, mencement Father ent of schools, will the S. E., award Riverside, 1302 re-: was Church his- authority English Fahnlander Minot, N.Dak., on of diplomas following valedictorian th designated cently e com- the visiting currently is who t ry, mencement address will by preach the baccalaureate class of Father graduating the 1954 of ser- States, United 15mm John McDonald, former High St‘. Gus- English Sunday, at Mass Father Arno John’s by mon on . the give will professor Loras at May college. College, 30. The traditional Du- faculty of the O.S.B., dean tin, commencement buque. reception vale- honoring the seniors is the deliver will Wenner address. scheduled for graduation the evening of the the in address dictory Eight of the graduates Celebration \ ‘ will are day The . ‘v’vas Father day. the classes Mass Robert Schul- Each of has Consistently This chapters. May 31. has 15 same exercises 14 Marian Observance year from the on Graduation or St. \Cloud Diocese: feted the zetenberg, Sol- superintendent the graduates within the with the of roll, of university honor the head Cathedral the a open was Jeanne Gnifkowski St. Cloud, on of few high school. past weeks. Father Vincent the this for chapters comprising also chosen 14 Wenner 8 at Mass LuAnne was Kulas Albany, of and Day” “Mary’s Planned ' at emn May 21 was ‘ Yzermans, assistant St. District. at his Northern Minnesota because of extracur- award Marilee St. Zachman Benedict of Sauk Rapids, Students uni- School. Memorial High the Pierz' in a.m. Cathedral, delivered Mary’s the his Senator contributions is and president ricular The national who awarded will be the bachelor festivities stadium, day’s versity Highlighting the Above Average Bishop Bar- of the absence In ability. Marian The Karl Junior speaking Mundt. sermon. of degree; by arts Ann Briol and of Solemn celebrated celebration of the Monsignor Rev. a the Rt. tholome, were Choir the and the officers Coun- active in Student Very sang proper Keith Freeport, Retiring Janet Parent Rev. of St. Im- the Rt. of the in honor Votive Mass are With di- the Kroll will present returns J. collegiate Peter of body student Mass X. Wally committees, cil-sponsored sang Jambeck, and Cloud, Hughes, Thomas Marjorie Theisen Dwor- Baldwin of Conception 9 at maculate an a.m. Ca- of the graduates plomas to graduate record student-fac- and sophomore of the chairman is Waite Pa was Donald Maus. Sister Annerose will receive O.S.B., Liv- bachelor the " schak, presentation of the ' and For the Living Rosary, June 3 53 School High thedral , on He has this committee ulty comprehensive examinations, year. of unit. science stu- the degrees. the advisef for of the Hughes president Rosary Philip at 2 Fr. ing girls Catheg. in formal attire Mary’s pm. and in'St. 8 at carry- orien- pm. freshman served also Bene— on dents for the College bar k f at A t of St. university. it morning time lighted vigil lights s the At the ing a for the e a Speaker Celebrant‘ of Church. ' dral an- Other candidates was same for degrees oc— repre- years-and for three tation was a will parents their and graduates dict C. Johnson, John nounced that sented the “Hail” Mary’s.” found themselves the Rev. Byron will be well above casion Mary son Baxter of Walnut are council representa- sophomore Stamp Netherland Mass. follow the New Johnson, Twelv,e superintendent Boyd boys of Mr. and represented the assistant Mrs. Ward, Grove; Marguerite the Buchl of Rug- national in the average scores t ive. activities Archdiocese of Cross will . received and the “Our Father’s.” the schools in two of afternoon’s The by, N. Dak.; Mary Boniface Jane Dols, St. Honor col- To standardized Wenner’s highlight of examinations. A d in The entire student body St. Paul. outs t with lawn begin 1:15 Chaska; g Rosemarie at n Hochn, Eau con- a sang, a he when lege was career came the In the exami- “Remember, Holy graduate honors at Mary,” “I auditorium record in‘ the of front Claire, Wis.; Betty cert Boniface Anoka; 35 Hague—A St.- Hunt, The president of Angels’ regional Holy May 30, elected On Con- nation, Student Love Thee, 0 univérsity Mary,” administered “Holy band, under and nearly to the Dolores by Kohler, Tacoma, Neth- the isued by Wash; will be Stamp Such the the of Church will be NFCCS last campus year. scene Mary, Mother Mild,” 4,000 US and the college seniors,.76 This Faith. of John direction Alyce the Malinsk, June 16 to LeCenter; Betty government erlands per Record, de- the the organizations celebrated for annual Mass as H i h rocession Rosary of members of C.S.B. cent seniors participa- topped the g followed by the groceeded Mandell, be of will anniversary Faribault; the Donna Marx, ,200th mark Christian Young Mass dramatics, of the Celebrant graduates. bate, Duluth, School, the from school the national to the in the fine Braddock, the graduates in arts of martyrdom iEllen N.Dak.y; Mary tion the mean ‘ have Phi Bielejeski, Alpha Jerome and Students, will Father be He 8. May Mary of the statue erected examination, liter- conducted by 71 in on Miller, cent investiture on Waterville; Marilyn Moor- alumni per of his much atten- Charities. claimed Catholic also of director . winner the‘ Jo'seph’s lawn of St. Church. ature, in 63 social sci— At cent O.S.B. was Walter Reger, Minneapolis; - Father per will man, college his four Bielejeski then be tion Father years. a over Following recitation the the of and biology. in 61 cent ences, academic colorful of Dokkum at the per 2:15 pro- major with in graduated served breakfast Being the at guest Marjorie a Olsen, Minot, N.Dak.; Rosary the body student grad- comprising 128 of‘a conse- the hands cession, Sophomores, minor in and philosophy High School distinguished Cathedral in too, the psy- a gym- Alice Petrek, itself Arcadia, crated Mary and took Wis.; to members, faculty and band. all uates pagan plans Wenner to enter chology, nasium. themselves. scored As class they a'modesty pledge. a main Louise Richardson, the of Eau Claire, will form in front St. Boniface, ' med- of Minnesota University the Congress higher than the Cathedral national Spaniol, Lionel Johnson the the Anglo-Sax- average proceed sta- Byron building and to a Wis.; further Donna Scherer, To honor Mary, Minneapo- class- fall. school this ical the represent elected to also recently and of 1939 graduate of either was missionary dium. collegi- activities men or on centered around women , room lis; Charlotte Schneider, Lidger- Announced ROTC of Advanced District Minnesota Northern St. of appointed postmaster 'the known by in the Blessed Virgin. the literature conferring as Marian degrees The of the ans test of in League Forensic wood, N.Dak.; Charlotte Sitar, National MS II number of the speaker. large A be the guest Cloud, will ‘Apostle of Ger- fol~ Will literature university discussed, Marian president the was general culture series. They Con- National Hopkins; Gloria Stcll, the Den‘t; of week indi- Senate were this the ROTC students and arranged will be Breakfast will be address. many, music played the public valedictorian’s low ,the I, was over in markedly June Betty in Lou Sweet, higher held Mason City, than desire continue be either their to cated this year's to members of served by commemorated gress na- in- address Marian and l remainder system, of the art The program Ia.; Mary Jo Willette, Delavan; Pa. training. Of ROTC Greensburg, tional advanced Re'presentatives of into junior class. in Dokkum in the literature at average. Joa- featured displays. the “Alma in singing of eludes the was Mary Louise Davis, Havre, completing MS cadets home- 169 and administration special ceremonies attended by the now and fine Kainz, An’drea Nagel, section Benedic- Ann and arts of the giving of the Mater,” con- Lives Barbara Mont; Kuntson, Eau have signed for training, 116 will seniors II the for Queen Netherlands Juliana of the. Dead of Priests sponsors J/oelle local win- Storkamp, the room tion Father Abbot, and clos- ' by temporary affairs series, a in each Claire, Wis.; Germaine Mongeon, these 116 training. Of further and Decorations July also be guests. 3. on of the diocesan recessional the ing by university the ners con- part of essay tests English Rolette, _N.Dak..; Charlotte on Moore, ex: indicated have than 90 emphasize the will placecards men, more read their Mary. test band. Strengthen all' " Missioners on and in essays the total of press'ion, Hopkins; Patricia Reed, Minne- St. they will return that to Year theme. Marian ' Japan Pius Church St. English tests. They higher As Lady, apolis; Joan Timko, tribute Our Minot, were to N. others and the John’s next a year, Day hy of Tro The observance than 250-Year-Old Pledge other sophomore in Dak.; Jacqueline students dressed and fittingly Ulmen, women éttend universities. other were will bring h wil Ninomiya, B is Friday, May 27, heroic Japan. four of York—Lives of the New p five o general culture on Mankato. her — in colors white blue. of and take advanced who will Those will scholastic Arai Yokohama and Luke of extra- awards martyred tests to and murdered and equalled priests them in the Renewed Austria in ls in- will required training to of’ be Benediction Commencement the the Most )exercises curricular officially will Repre- bless and participants. fifth. stones” that They “foundation open new equalled the surpassed are or complete will that they dicate begin Sacrament and the‘Jap- Blessed climaxed the 2:30 follo‘wing Church of St.,Pius at the civic confer sentatives of other mission foreign sophomore strengthen groups aca- in the so- a women advanced of the two Day High. demic Martyrs Sunday, May Marian Memorial procession years 30. at the chapel. and dis- to achievement for E. Austria.—-A 250- honors James contemporary Innsbruck, Bishop declares affairs ciety, anese ' tests. commission if ROTC, accept a organizations. their issue tinction «from June pledge of in the year-old permanent M.M., Walsh, School Church Farm Home and ° offered two Remodel years one, serve will presented Afar ' ' Virgin be Field 0 awards School The gratitude the Blessed Mari/knoll, of to commissioned active duty in as a superintendent, Father Al- the people of by by the magazine. renewed was They will receive officer. , a pay Kremer. of Aus- phonse Tyrol, Catholic the most strength- foundation As stone ° a Repaint approximately $27 month of Elected per ‘ provinces. tria’s Officerr- Maryknoll society, NFL ening the regular school and the while at tribute The Walsh to pledge made first Bishop and Mr. John Brandl, of pays was soldier active of basic son pay on a M.M., J.,Byrne, when Patrick French Bavarian and Bishop Brandl Paul’s Mrs. of St. ' Edward Repair six- while attending the duty Apostolic forces in the Spanish Washington, who, War of of was unanimously elected as Parish, next week course summer camp his life Succession “lost occupied Korea, had the Delegate to Cathe- presidency of the the to year. his du- performing faithfully and desecrated in country chapter the Scho'dl of High many dral III (jun- " nine MS This year GUIDE Brooklyn’s Bishop ties.” Of churches. for the Tyrol Prayers Forensic League. Two National will students iors) to sum- go, served 34 Francis who X. Ford, victory answered. Par- Paul’s members of St. other were Fort Campbell, Ky., at mer camp be only in China, to car- secretarial and the treas- coin- ish hold years the pledge Renewal of June and July. These nine during die and malefactor ried off Esselman‘, . Gerald duties: as a cided urer’s with the arrival of the Peter Castner, Wil- students are Walsh Bishop in dungeon, says Essel- Henry of Mr. and Mrs. a “holy Lourdes blessed fire” Donahue, Dave Duren- at liain son witness for “He is concisely, Becker, a Margaret d carried through France and Hillenbrandt, Paul and Jack berger, man, n a Christ.” Gilbert and Mrs. daughter of Mr. Switzerland relay by of McBride, Charles teams Bob Huber, Maryknoll several other Of Austria. Becker. Catholic Bishop youth Glenn Pierson, and Loren to Miller, their liv in THE slate of priests who DflNLlN the fourth This marks Paul Rusoli offered open-air expected COMPANY They St. Michel. to s a'Drier Basement gave For are an Walsh Bishop the line of duty, control in the with take Pontifical officers 15,- to Mass after which Gov— competition do well in of will inspire organiza- “They unit the Crusader’s of attend- Grauss pledge university students renewed the sons 000 says, Manufacturers ernor of Build With generation to from dis- Maryknoll is of 29 tion which made in the ing ROTC the various of government — . up“ summer camps name Sash Doors \ Interior Finish generation.” which each of nation, tricts in the and the people. this year. . V. . . i » . . . . HEATII‘C , AND PLUMBING I. filament APPLIANCESMVH 5351E¢ Cloud Club St. Germain (Viewman, St. Sile'nt The home “Timken 0 of Automatic” Oil Burners annuaL 31M}, ' 15-m- Tel. Ave. 705 Sn; . PLUMBING e St. Cloud, Minn. - ' Buffalo, discusses and Johnson, Thought, Influence SCHMID Life, Lynn BY JOAN all After . theme for its first HEATING }ssue. their “Significance of Cardinal the Members of the Newman Club lengthy volunteered discussion'the writers writers student Phone 4490 a com. SPRING ' Newman.” of the St. Cloud State Teach- concluded assignment topics. it would be fitting choice of Available to at . VENTIlATING 20-4th Ave. So. edit- The design, layout, section New- size, College will launch devote the initial publication the first of Under to ers a new ELECTRIC (:9. BORGERT with the ing, publishing Baker and of their 1953- man’s Life, Stanford and arrangements venture its John Henry Cardinal patron, Commercial Installations. the Daubanton of 54 calendar of activities. With Sterlingzer, freshmen printer, James Newman. 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