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PACE SIX THJ CATHOLIC ADVANCE THURSDAY, JUNE 19; 1980- IV FATHER MARTIN STILUWOCK, C.SS.R. sasassasrn 1 SeetwB' Anyone who hot a question It Invited to writ to tho QUESTION CORNER, Tho Catholic Advance, 424 North Broadway, Wichita, KS 47202. Sr. Jane Heavin received infoC.SJ. Wovii iaf June 15 gation of friends who think as you do.

Come with some good ideas. I'm sure the priest will listen to you and try to accommodate you. Nothing warms the heart of a priest more than the interest young people show in religion, Liturgy, and Christ. If you do this I'm sure you will have results. I'm sure you will help hundreds of young people and even adults.

This kind of interest will help your parish family to grow in unity and love. May God bless you. Dear Peter, I understand your problem and I have been to parishes where precious little is done for young people especially in regard to the Liturgy. I have had parish priests admit to me that they have done little for the young people in their parish. Some blame it on older parishioners who don't want guitar Masses and so on.

In a parish such as you describe, it's time for young people to do something. Go see the priest yourself or go with a dele- TREAT FOR THE HEAT A Flint, boy savon a Popalde, a perennial favorite oa a hoi summer day. (NC Photo by Michael Hayman) St. Francis of Assisi CY0 reports on recent events BY ANGIE ORTEGA AND STACY STEELE Work at St. Mary of the Plains College and took classes directed towards helping her discern her call to religious life.

During the Novitiate, Sister Jane will live at Mt. St. Mary's Convent in Wichita and will spend time in prayer and spiritual studies. She will strive to deepen her knowledge and love of religious life, the vows, and the spirit and spirituality of the Sisters of St. Joseph.

Sister Jane is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Heavin of El Paso, Tex. The Heavin family formerly resided in St. Patrick parish, Harper.

Sister Jane is a graduate of Harper Elementary School and Robert E. Lee High School, Houston, Tex. prayer service on Sunday, June 15, at Mt. St. Mary's Convent in Wichita.

The ceremony was attended by her parents, relatives, friends, and the Sisters of St. Joseph. Sister Jane became an affiliate with the Sisters of St. Joseph three years ago. As an affiliate she attended St.

Mary of the Plains College in Dodge City, and became familiar with the Sisters of St. Joseph through workshops, weekend retreats, spiritual direction, and informal visits with the Sisters. In the fall of 1979 Jane became a postulant and began living in community with the Sisters at St. Mary of the Plains College. As a postulant, Jane continued to pursue her degree in Social Miss Jane Heavin became Sister Jane and was received into the Novitiate of the Sisters of St.

Joseph during a SISTER IANE HEAVIN Capuchins Craig Alexander and Greg Bruggeman. Events that we have planned for this summer are as follows: June 25, Swim Party at Coleman Surf Club; July 2, Dance and Volleyball at Lt. Governor and Mrs. Paul Dugan's home, and July 19 and 20, CYO Campout. A message of Love and Carmol honor sfludenffs named conffirm committment! flo secondary education in Hay Sheila Campbell, Polly Carney, Michejle Compton, Janet Cook, Jill Fromm, Dan Gebert, Christopher Gile, Mary Gleason, Curtis Harrell, Mariann Jonas, Michelle Jones, Stacey Knackstedt, Skip Koster, Michele Lewis, Joey Lud-wig, Patrick Malone, Molly McCarthy, Kelly McDonald, Russell Meyer, Noel Nieto, Laurie Novascone, Kendra Olson, Niki Osoba, Regina Relph, Kevin, Rieg, Colleen Ruane, Donna Rubeck, Annie Sargent, Derrek Schartz, Janet Steele, Jennifer Steffens, Tom Traffas, Jeff Tully, Cindy VanDeven-ter, Stacey Wasinger, and Andrea Welch; sophomores: Oakley Blasdel, Stacey Boothe, T.C.

Bredehoft, Mary Byrne, Ken Frische, Elaine Gillespie, Mike Hafner, Hans Hummer, Vicki Kieffer, Rob Knapp, Tierney McGannon, Michael McKown, Elizabeth Meyer, Bryan Mick, Keli Miller, Tim Moore, Chris Nogy, David Northcutt, Tracy Offermann, Suzi Parlette, Mike Regan, Suzanne Smith, Juli Stevens, Lynne Tholen, Margaret Waldeck, and Lynette Johnson; freshmen: Jeff Boleski, Brian Carney, Karen Cleary, Denise DusekTJohn E1- dridge, Christopher Goevert, Debbie Goldberg, Michael Griffith, Tom Hafner, Loren Kiser, Elizabeth Lara, Cheri Mc-Clellan, Luanne McGrath, Marta Montgomery, Sarah Orr, Jerry Regan, Randy Salyer, Mark Scanlan, Janet Schaefer, Sandra Stevens, Laurie Tholen, and Angela Ziesch. Region VI Softball Standings Dear Father, I went to a Catholic grade school and I now attend a good Catholic High School, I'm not a rebel, radical, long-haired freak or anything else in that line. I love my religion and every Sunday I go to my parish church. But I'm not particularly wild about my parish. As far as Liturgy is concerned, it's not with it for young people but I've gone to this church all of my life so that is why I go to it.

It's not really a personal problem for me but a parish problem for the young. Can't the parish do something with young people in mind? Not everyone goes to Mass with the same conviction I do and if something is not done, we will lose more and more young people. Peter 3 4JtM ttr -a r'4 5 In response to a request from leaders of the Hays Catholic community, consolidation of all Catholic secondary education in the Hays area emerged as one of the major goals that the Capuchin Province of Mid-America will be pursuing during the next few years. If carried out, this will change the situation where two different organizations own and operate separate schools for boys and girls within yards of one another on the west edge of Hays and would also widen the scope of Capuchin educational activity in the area. Convened in the Capuchin Province's first regular meet- Waddings Photo Finishing and copies Baby Photos Portraits PICTURE PALACE EAST WEST 683 3681 545 7703 whmrt mmoris arm mod ing since its 1977 establishment, almost the entire membership of the Province participated in the discussion and voting on this and other decisions, June 2-6.

While strongly reaffirming their intention to continue their ministry of education at Thomas More Prep, the Capuchin friars indicated that they also wished to have the relationship between the Province's commitment and those of the local and diocesan communities reexamined and perhaps realigned. Founded in 1908 through the initiative of the Capuchin friars, the Catholic boys school in Hays has been owned and controlled by the Capuchin Order for most of its 72 year history. Marian High School for girls, on the other hand, started in 1918 as part of the operation of St. Joseph's Parish, but was broadened in 1961 to a regional Catholic high school for girls owned by the Diocese of Salina and operated by several of the Catholic parishes in the Hays area. With Catholic secondary education in the Hays area presently under two different ownerships and two completely different forms of administration, it will be necessary to reexamine and perhaps restructure both the ownership and administration of the emerging co-educational Catholic high school.

No particular form was specified by the Capuchin meeting in its decision to seek consolidation. In the discussion, however, it was clear that the consolidation might not involve an outright merger of the two present schools, but rather an expansion of the Thomas More Prep program to include the girls of the area. As part of the reexamination of the ownership and administration of the consolidated program, the Capuchins have left themselves open to the possibility of turning over the control of the school to a corporation independent of the Capuchin Province of Mid-America, but no decision has yet been made on such a transfer of control. Despite a headline which announced in the June 8 (See HAYS on page 8) countiy. Kapaun-Mt.

Carmel High School of Wichita has announced its second semester honor roll. The list includes superior honors (4.0), first honors (3.7-3.9), and second honors (3.4-3.6). Students achieving superior honors include: seniors: Mark Bordelon, Andrea Corbett, David Eads, David Goldberg, Lori Hamilton, Angela Hutterer, Renee Letourneau, Blane Lick-teig, Tom Moore, Randy Rietcheck, Melissa Suzanne Simon, Lisa Wagnon, and Patrick Wilson; juniors: Paul Coukoulis, Joe Edwards, Eric Frische, Jeff Hampel, Stephanie Kneidel, Theresa Korst, Michon Lickteig, Kim McClure, Lucy Rempel, Joan Seiwert, Mark Vargo, and Michael Wilson; sophomores: Sharla Carlson, Drew Jones, Ann Kraus, Ann Letourneau, Mike Massey, Katherine Nicholson, Kara Nieto, Lucy O'Shaughnessy, Susan Snyder, and Maggie Stenz; freshmen: Stephen Auerbach, Barbara Bergman, Patrick Boushka, Brian Bramhall, Susan Corrigan, Tim Kneidel, Joyce Leftwich, Mary Legge, Monte Maska; Tim McCarthy'' Jane Mertes, Becky Nixon, Kara Pate, Karen Rempel, Anne-' Marie Rocan, Paula Rolfsen, Dwight Steiner, Jay Vosburgh, Elizabeth Waldeck, and Lynn Zeitler. Those meriting first honors include: seniors: Vanessa Ayala, Mike Babich, Steve Boleski, Dan Boose, Laura Burpee, Michael Cookson, Ann DeNunzio, Gretchen Frei, Don Johnston, Tom Kennedy, Linda Keys, Pat Maloney, Mike McEnulty, Teresa Norris, Amy Partridge, Joe Patrick, Christine Pierpont, Freda Schmitt, Lura Taylor, Scott Toon, Julia Umscheid, Eric Weigand, and Karen Zeitler; juniors: Ruth Brito, Julie Burmeier, Cathy Coleman. Debbie Doherty, Mar-cella Gonzalez, Teresa Hill, Mika Holgerson, Connie Hutterer, Jean Jenista, Jackie Johnson, Marie Logsden, Mary Lynn.

Manning, Anna Nelson, Cindy Rietcheck, Greg Unruh, Phil Walton, Maureen Wendorff, Vaughn Winchell, and Maria Malone; sophomores: Karen Bebak, Jo Buford, Eugenio Concepcion, Maryrose Concepcion, Lynnie Coulter, Mary Dreiling, Susan Frisch, Vincent Greb, Karen Kelly, Evelyn Leis, Christian Martinez, Cathy Meitzner, Patty Quinley, Tracy Reynolds, Chad Ribordy, Brad Robertson, Brad Schreck, Mel Setter, Michael Smith, David Tice, Marcia Umscheid, Jay Wagnon, Chris Wettig, Diana Winn, Linda Wise, Jill Wrenn, and Nancy Boettger; freshmen: Annette Baumann, Michael Beckish, Danielle Bernard, Catherine Calovich, Robert Clapp, Julie Collingwood, Julie Dunn, Jennifer Flynn, Christopher Foote, Elaine Henry, Roberto Hizon, Robin Kriszcziokaitis, Casey McDonald, Lisa Miller, Sandra Olson. Pam Orth, Pat O'Shaughnessy, Mario Pyles, Anne Rubeck, Melanie Shenk, Suzie Stenz, Lori Stevens, Brenda Umscheid, Peggy Wagle, and Louise Wasinger. Students receiving second honors are: seniors: Mike Adams, Lisa Becker, Nancy Bradley, Elena Brito, Darin Carney, Chris Chisholm, Julie Conner, Ann Cromwell, Shari Cummins, Karen Degenhardt, Glynis Farrell, Michael Ferrari, Kenneth Hattrup, Carolyn Hesse, James Hughes, Janet Jenista, Joanne Kelly, Greg Klenda. Greg' Kuhn, Laura Lei-dolf, Sharon McGuire, Cynthia Meller, Jenifer Miller, Paula Montgomery, Geoff Perkins, David Rohr, Julie Rossillon, Jeff Shibley, Katie Tinker, Scott Volk, Jolene Wasinger, Kent Webber, Julie Welsh; juniors: Lori Blaes, All Saints St. Michael, Mulvane St.

Margaret Mary A St. Mary, Derby St. Anne St. Peter, Schulte St. Margaret Mary Election night for the St.

Francis of Assisi CYO, Wichita, was held May 7 and the following officers were elected: President, Regina Haus-feld; Vice President, Mary McDaniel; Secretary, Jodi Epperly, and Treasurer, Jeff Larkin. An awards nieht was held on May 21 to welcome the incoming freshmen and to give recognition to last years officers and chairmen. Marty Childs received the Hands of Christ Award and the Outstanding Catholic Youth Award for our parish. Following Awards Night the officers met and chose the following chairmen: Communications, Angie Ortega and Stacy Steele; Ways and Means. Sondra Werth and Todd Tincher; Athletic, Danny Hohl; Catholic Action, Erica Powers and Keven Brown; Social, Karen Kruse and Mary Kirk; Cultural, Joan Butler; Ninth Grade Representatives, Lynette Childs and Phillip Iseman, and Diocesan Board, Maria Dugan.

A board meeting and dinner was held June 1 in Assisi Hall. A gift was given to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kinerk in appreciation for their four years of service to our CYO. Recently, some of our CYO members volunteered their time to help with the Kansas Special Olympics Summer Games held at South High.

We also had a roller skating party at Carousel Skating Center on June 11. The DCYO Service Program has been encouraged at the parish Masses and at CYO Because of the many members interested in Softball this year we divided the soft-ball participants into two teams, the "Red" Team and the "Blue" Team. The coaches for our "Red" Team are Jack Downing, Bob Rech, and Tim Seiler. The coaches for the "Blue" Team are All Saints CYO plans ice cream social July 1 3 All Saints CYO, Wichita, is sponsoring an ice cream social on Sunday, July 13 from 2 to 7 p.m. in the All Saints Gym, 3205 E.

Grand. XI 1 4L I Concern from Boys Town WON 3 3 2 2 I 1 0 LOST I 1 0 2 1 3 4 -AL MARK Mobil Service Sfaf Isn Ml I. CINTRAL Results of gamei on Sunday, June IS St. Michael, Mulvane 21 St. Mary, Derby St.

Anne 16 St. Peter, Schulte All Saints vs St. Margaret Mary (forfeit) St. Michael, Mulvane 20 St. Mary, Derby St.

Peter, Schulte 12 St. Anne All Saints vs St. Margaret Mary (forfeit) Garden Plain High School lists semester honor roll It'o not easy being a small college in Big 8 So many people overlook you. And lots of them shouldn't. Because big schools aren't for everyone.

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Kansas Newman College is small. And we like it that way. Do you think it might fit your needs? Garden Plain High School has released the names of those students who have earned a place on its second semester honor roll. To place on the honor roll, a student must maintain at least 3.75 grade point average ('indicates 4.0 grade point average). The students are: Seniors: Ann Becker, Dennis Clupny, Mary Lampe, Mike Loehr, Barbara Rausch, Janet Schauf, Marty Schmidt, and Pat Walden.

Juniors: Traci Becker, Cindy Cleous, Andy Koenigs, and Kelly Martin. Sophomores: Anne Bergkamp, Daniela Dold, Richard Gil-ger, Rick Heimerman, Ann Hentzen, Steve Klausmeyer, Colleen Lix, Mary Schmidt, Jane Sittler, and Anita Steck-line. Freshmen: Ruth Becker, Jean Hentzen, Brent Hill, Denise Martin, Linda Martin, Carla Masterson, Kurt May, Julie Mies, Lisa Wells, and Patty Zoglman. Receiving honorable mention (Maintaining at least a 3.00 grade point average, no grade below a B) were: Seniors: Jude Funke, Lisa Heimerman, Kim Hindman, Connie Kerschen, Melissa Larkin, Nancy Leis, Linda Mies, Nick Simon, Judy Siuiiisau, MiJicHc Thiinmcsch, and Jerry Zoglman. Juniors: Doug Fisher, Joyce Haukap, Mary Lix, Annette Mies, Angie Smith, and Stacey Wells.

Sophomores: Darla Bales, Tanya Hommertzheim, Todd Jaax, Mark Pauly, Mary Rausch, and Pam Thimmesch. Freshmen: Jan Bearly, Steve Becker, Chris Drum, Eugene Friess, Elaine Haukap, Tony Koenigs, Christy Metzen, Danny Rau, Mark Rausch, Joe Simon, and Becky Zoglman. 4 M. Kims mmm course Hm MR NTRD YOUR MIND? CAPRICE BALLROOM 19906 Wost Kellogg POLKA VARIETY DANCE FRIDAY. JUNE 20 9:00 1:00 music by Jack Schultz Polka Band from Minnesota EVERYONE WELCOME Contact: Director of Admissions 3100 McCormick Ave.

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