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PAGE 6, THE CATHOLIC ADVANCE THURSDAY, JUNE 1 2, 1 986. YOUTHYOUNG ADULTS Joe Curl Named Head Boys Basketball Coach at K-MG ssssssssssWnsssl I I fl two years," commented Jim Seward, athletic director and head basketball coach at Kansas Newman. "During that time he has developed an outstanding reputation in the area as a coach and as a person. There's no question in my mind that he is an individual who is capable of continuing the fine tradition that Kapaun Mt. Carmel athletics has established." MC athletic director Ed Kriwiel remarked.

"With Joe's experience in coaching, his commitment to the Catholic School System and his strong work ethic, I know that our committee has made the right decision." Curl replaces Steve Buek who resigned to take a position at Shawnee Mission Northwest High School in Kansas City. THE 1986 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATING SENIORS of Holy Name Charch, CoHeyvlUc, were honored at the 10 a.m. Man on Ma25. Pictured are: front row (L to Melanle Waif, Debra Schnetx, Amy Howerter, lulte flacker, Angela Lawrence and Debra Blerbrodt. Back row II.

to Allen Strickland, lody Underwood, Tony Battitorl and Mike Martin. A breakfast lor the Senion and their parents was provided by die Holy Name Altar Society following the Man. PASTOR'S SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Christ the King parish waived awards for attendance at Bishop Carroll High School on the basii of knowledge and practice of iallh, academic achievement, atti-tadea and bcharior and evidence of leadership. Pictured from left are Sifter Aaadeta Schaette, ASC, principal; Chris Lubbers Scott Hlgbee Chad Bnresh (8350) and Father Philip Allen, pastor. Four Students Receive Rehab Essay Awards Blue Days BY CHARLIE MARTIN Joe Curl, athletic director and physical education instructor at St.

Thomas Aquinas School, and assistant basketball coach at Kansas Newman College, Wichita, has been named head boys' basketball coach at Kapaun-Mt. Carmel High School. During the past two years, Curl has strengthened the athletic program at St. Thomas Aquinas and increased participation in all sports. He organized the "Little Dribblers," a group of over 120 students which performed during halftime of basketball games throughout Wichita.

Curl was a three-sport standout at South Sioux City High School in Nebraska earning a total of nine varsity letters in basketball, football and track. He attended Wayne State University and lettered four years in basketball. Receiving a bachelor's degree in education from Wayne State, he graduated in 1979. Following that he spent five years at South Sioux City High School as a physical education instructor and coach. During this time Curl initiated a summer basketball league which grew to over 300 participants.

As assistant basketball coach at Kansas Newman College for two years, Curl shared a large responsibility in the development of the KNC program. In the summer months, Curl has helped coordinate the summer basketball league at Kansas Newman. "Joe has been invaluable to pur program these past Is. grade students. Seventh grader Kerry Meyerricks, St.

Mary's School, Derby, won fourth place. As part of their Disability Awareness Week, April 12-19, personnel in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation sponsored the "More Alike Than Different" Essay Contest for 7th, 8th and 9th grade students in area schools. According to Sue Kathol, Rehabilitation coordinator at St. Joseph Medical Center, "The contest was designed to create a broader awareness and understanding of the world of people with disabilities." Essay winners received honors during an awards luncheon for the students, parents and teachers. Ed-gertonSt.

Joseph Medical Center provided gift SISTER CORDIS MARY; SISTER JOANNE SCHNEIDER, CSJ and SISTER FLORENCE MAY, ASC, receive Holy Childhood asJssion money from stadent Kendra Paul of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton School. The rodents have a special mission Mass every First Friday. The money was given towards the Crippled Children's Hospital la Kyoto, Japan (CSJ) and the Catholic Social Center In Masan, Korea (ASC). Sister Cordis Mary is a Sister of St.

loseph of Wichita who belongs to the Kyoto region of the Sisters of St. loseph of Wichita. She is spending her Silver Jab Bee Year in America. 'I- 1 i resident chaplain, daily Mass, evening Rosary, weekly benediction a life which parallels that of an orthodox Catholic's family life. Everyone is loyal to the Pope and proud that they are Catholic; they know the difference between an American Catholic and a Roman Catholic." For more about Magdalen College or the scholarship fund, write to John Meehan, President, Magdalen College, 270 D.W.

Hwy. Bedford, NH 03102 or call 603669-7735. St. Joseph Medical Center announced June 4 that four Wichita Diocese students won awards for essays which they contributed to the "More Alike Than Different" Essay contest sponsored by the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Department. First place was garnered by Trina Naccarato, St.

Thomas Aquinas School, Wichita. Sarah Steele and Jenny Bedard, School of the Magdalen, Wichita, received second and third place, respectively. All are eighth Catholic Care Center and Villa Maria Inc. PRAYER LINE COORDINATED (Phone In your special Intention prayer requests 681-2118 WICHITA MUIVANE Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

PLEASANT INN MOTEL MINUTES TO AIRPORT WITH COURTESY CAR SERVICE" YEAR R0UN0 SWIMMING Magdalen College Announces A Special Scholarship Fund PAUL V. DUGAN Attorney at Law American National Bank Building 10222 W. Central (Central at Maize Wichita 721-5500 Specializing in Wills and Estates for over 20 years DOORSIDE PARKING On the Record MANIC MONDAY Sixo 'clock already I was just In the middle of a dream I was kissing Valentino by a Crystal blue Italian stream I But I can't be late cut then I Guess I just won't get paid These are the days when you Wish your bed was already made. (Rerain) It 'sjust another manic Monday I wish It was Sunday Cut that's my Funday My I don't have to Runday It's just another manic Monday Have to catch an early train Got to be to work by 9 And If I had an aeroplane I Still couldn 't make It on time Cut it takes me so long just to Figure out what I'm gonna wear Blame It on the train but the Boss Is already there. (Repeat Refrain) Of all the nights why did my Lover have to pick last night Togetdown Doesn't it matter that I have to Feed the both of us Employment 's down He tells me In his bedroom voice "Come on, honey, let's go make noise" Time it goes so fast.

(Repeat Refrain) Recorded by The Gangles Written by Christopher Copyright 1986 by Controversy Music When was 'the last time you had a really bad day? Most of us try to forget these kind of days. Yet since everyone does have days like that, it is easy to identify with The Bangles' "Manic point average were: Gary Austin, Roger Bish, Joseph Biais, Daniel Bryant, William Buser, Curtis Coin, Theresa DeMars, Debbie Desilet, Corey Entrick-en, Shellie Fowler, Danny Hamilton, Austin Jaycoz, Lauri Keefe, Dorsear TCnox, Sheila -IConkel, Sr. Marie Beraadette Mertens, Tammie Nelson, Tiffany Pierpoint, Michael Smith, Sr. Cecilia Stanhouse, Scott Strickland, Kandi Suzanne To, Kathrine Watten- barger, Jamie Welch, Angela West, Phillip West, Kevin Ast, Joseph Beyrle, Brenda Eck, Jean Hentzen, Amy Mannebach, De-nise Martin, Mary Mies, Janice Stuber, Sandy Walton, Donna Wise, Ned Blick, Barbara EUi-ott, Kerry Girod, Peggy Hewes, Jeffrey Klaus, Janice Lobmeyer, tc" SHI VELY JL long as it takes your focus away from your unhappiness. Switching focus is likely to create new energy and make life look better.

Some days are so bad that the above two suggestions might not help. These are times when we need close friends. Share with them your feelings of disappoint-' ment or hurt. Do not go through life pretending that everything is always all right. Let those close to you see both your good and down times.

Real friends will want to share in both. Ho one enjoys a "Manic Monday." Yet there are ways to make it through a day like that. The future is always near, holding new possibilities and options. If we can make the best of bad days and learn from what they teach us, better times will soon come our way. (Your comments ae welcome always and may be used in future columns.

Please address: Charlie Martin, 1218 S. Rotherwood Evansville, Ind. 47714.) (Copyright 1986 by NC News Service) Scene Susan Corrigan, a junior, has been named to the President's Honor List after earning a 4.00 grade point average for second semester work at Benedictine College in Atchison. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James Corrigan, 244 S. Terrace, Wichita. Deborah Beyrle, Theresa Gir-rens, Elizabeth Kupfersmith, Juanita Leiber, Virgetta Morgan, Jane Seiler, Judy Seiler, Eileen Adams, Susan Blanchat, Ruth Conway, Joan Hartman, Jane Hess, Rebecca Kerschen, Jeffrey Lipp, Jerry Vickie Meyer, Matthew New-house, Michael Nunley, Kimber-ly Penka, Greg Prather, Scon Stegman, and Cheryl Svoboda. Colgaa High School AO A's, seniors! Mary Buche, Kari Emerson, Lynn Kazmier-ski, Matt McGrath, Julie Swear ingen; Juniors: Tess Bateman, Teddy Yaghmour; sophomores! Sarah McGrath, David Swear-ingen; freslunent Kim McGeorge George, Tony Yaghmour. At least 3 As, none lower than seniors! Tony Dellasega, P.J.

Forbes, Kiersten Gobetz, Zena Monsour, Mary Kay Patterson, Joe Piccini, Shawn Wachter; juniors- R.J. Ain, Tom Ellis, Teresa Normand; sophomores Brighid Farrell, Kathy Forbes, Eric Huerter, Nate Sanko, Paul (See HONOR on page 7) OUI LORD OF LIFI homo study religion correspondence course, through 12. Carefully planned study in 24 lessons. Test according to National Catechetical Directory. Frow samples sent on request.

Operated by Sister Adorers of the Blood of Christ. Writ to: Religious Correspondence School. 1165 SW Wichita. KS 67213. Monday.

This group is a new, all-female band and the song is their first hit. The group seems to know what it takes to be successful in the music business, having recorded one of Christopher's songs. In case you do not recognize this writer's name, he is one of rock's biggest stars, Prince. The song suggests escaping into daydreams as the best way to endure such a day. Perhaps daydreams can temporarily distract our attention and feelings, but sooner or later the reality of what is happening will resurface.

However, we can find constructive ways to help us get through bad days. First and foremost, try to keep your sense of humor. This helps to provide perspective and to see beyond one day. Your whole future will not be lost by one unhappy day. Changing your focus also can help.

For example, if you find yourself down because of failing a test, go out after school and do something completely different. Try exercising, for instance. This releases emotional and mental tension. What you actually do is not the question, as Youth Elizabeth Torltne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Torline of St. Patrick parish, Wichita, has been elected 1986-87 secretary of the Benedictine College St. Vincent de Paul Club. Beth, a Bishop Carroll High School graduate is a junior majoring in education. John Lyon, John Mitchell, David Ring, Thomas Schulz, Lisa man, and Catherine Vondracek.

Students earning between 3.5 and 4.0 grade point average were: Sue Akers, Frank Barna, Sally Cummings, Maylene Die-. trich, Charles Gay, Jennifer -Green, Patrick Henderson, Sharon Humlicek, Stephanie Husted, Nancy Kemmerer, Patrick Kraus, Laurie Lindner, En-wood Longwe, Kelly McCarthy, David McConn, Sr. Jane Mndala, Kenneth Mullen, Paula Orth, Mark Potter, Brian Ray, Greg Reichenberger, Michael Reneski, Richard E. Roberts, Frank Runa, Gino Salerno, M. Clare Sander, Christine Santner, Renita Selmon, Rahul Singh, Christina Sones, Carolyn Tron, James Urso, Kimamo Wahome, TIRE inc.

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Unfortunately, many more students need scholarship assistance than in previous years." When asked what makes Magdalen College so uniquely Catholic, Meehan was quick to point out: "Magdalen is the only four-year Catholic liberal arts college which awards the prestigious Pontifical Diploma in addi? tion to the B.A. degree. The theology program is based on what the Vatican wants Catholic education to teach with regard to faith and The campus life is spiritually enriched with a l.f 4. SHUrrlHu CcriTcho ai i Honor Students Announced for Second Semester 316 945-5261 6235 KELLOGG "Christ calls us all to be perfect. If we are going to operate a radio station we must try to do it perfectly.

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