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GEORGIA BULLETIN. THURSDAY. JANUARY 23,1969 5.
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GEORGIA BULLETIN,
Archbishop Cooke
Maristana
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love of justice and compassion.
“May we, as a Nation, deserve
no enemies and be worthy of all
our friends, striving without
ceasing for a day when mankind
shall not know war anymore.
“Watch over this city and
keep it from strife and sorrow.
On Friday, January 17, 1969,
at Woodward Academy, the
Marist Swim Team won six out of
eight individual events in a losing
effort as. the War Eagles lost to
Woodward 59-36.
Outstanding for Marist were
Gerry Chapman who won the 50
yard Freestyle and -the 100 yard
Butterfly; Andy Chandler who
won the 200 yard and 400 yard
Freestyle; Mike Eddy who won
the 200 yard Individual Medley;
and Randy Ernst who won the
100 yard Breaststroke. Due to
illness Marist star, John
Bosbyshell was not able to
compete. The Marist record is
now 1-1.
Next Friday, the team journeys
to Chattanooga to oppose a
strong McCallie team.
Wrestling Team
Posting a 4 won, 2 loss record,
the Marist wrestling team faces a
strong Headland High School
Friday, January 17. In their last
three matches, Marist defeated
Jefferson 15 - 29, Westminster 18
- 39, and fell to North Springs 19
- 31. Point-gathering pins were
made by Fred Henritze, 97 lbs.;
John Mion, 105 lbs.; Timmy
Smith, 112 lbs.; Charles Bryant,
122 lbs.; Carl Stokes, 135 lbs.;
Jim Montgomery, 140 lbs.; Bob
Orwig, 147 lbs.; Tim Malone, 156
(lbs.; and Bob Bairstow, 193 lbs.
The Marist Wrestling Squad lost
to a powerful Headland High
School team Friday, January
17th. Wrestling well for Marist
were Rick Moser at 120, Carl
Stokes at 133 and Paul Smith at
127. The Marist JV team won 32
- 22 with five pins. The Varsity
faces Norcross Tuesday, January
21st, at 7:00 P.M. there, and
Sandy Springs, Friday, January
24th, at 4:30 P.M. there.
Newton County
Invitational
From the opening tip off,
Marist took control of the game
and went on to win over
Rockdale County. Guards Mike
Trapani and Leroy Hambrick
were the spark plugs to the Marist
“Defensive Machine,” holding
Rockdale County to a mere 28
points. Bert Trapani and David
Henritze cleared both defensive
and offensive boards plus tossing
in a few points. Rick Hollman led
the team with 25 points. This win
over Rockdale County entitled
On Saturday night, January
18th, Newton County won their
“Invitational,” but only after a
bitterly fought game against the
“Mighty War Eagles,” by a score
of 41 - 30. At one point in the
game, the score was tied 16-16
with both teams playing their
best. The half ended with
Newton County only four points
ahead. The second half was fast
and furious, but Newton County
began to pull ahead behind the
shooting of Blankenship and Hill.
Rick Hollman was again the
leading scorer with 20 points.
Cadets Hear
About Space
An Air University briefing team
appeared before a cadet
Assembly to give information on
recent events in the United States
Space Program. The Assembly
was held in the school gym
January 15, and was attended by
the Ninth through Twelfth
Grades. The team, consisting of
Major Robert Porter and Major
David Frederick, showed films
and slides of the latest U. S. space
achievements, including Apollo 8.
The Air Force’s Air University
has two such. briefing teams who
travel across the country and
throughout the world speaking to
Air Force ROTC Units,
Congressmen, and groups
interested in our Space Program.
Senior Bill Crockford has been
nominated by Marist’s Aerospace
Education Department to attend
the opening of the Air Force
Junior Reserve Officer’s Training
Corps competition for the United
States Air Force Academy class
entering next June. Bill will
compete with those nominated
from AFJROTC and AFROTC
Programs in schools throughout
the country. The ten best
qualified candidates will be
offered appointments to attend
the Academy in Colorado.
Gary Grant won first place
honors for Atlanta in the Junior
Achievement Quiz at the
Callaway Gardens Achiever
Conference, held in December.
Patterned after T.V.’s “College
Bowl,” questions covered
knowledge of business,
understanding of private
enterprise, plus national "and
international events. Gary, a
Senior, is a member of
“KEMCO,” a Junior
Achievement Company
sponsored by Oxford Chemicals.
WASHINGTON(NC)-Archbishop
Terence J. Cooke of New York,
giving the benediction at the
inauguration of the 37th
president of the United States,
prayed: “O Father of Mankind,
may Richard Nixon have the
whole hearted support of all his
fellow Americans in his efforts to
serve You,our country, and the
world.”
“O heavenly Father, we thank
You on this historic day for all the
blessing You have bestowed on
this country from its beginnings,”
and for providing public servants
who have “the noble goals of
peace and justice for all,” the
archbishop said.
“Aware as we are of the
problems that could divide us, we
pray that under Your guidance
we may be made a people united
in the loving service of our
brothers everywhere,’’Archbishop
Cooke prayed.
Mankind’s historic longing for
peace and new resolutions to
achieve it were highlighted in the
inauguration of Mr. Nixon.
The new President was sworn
into office with his hand on the
Bible verse expressing the hope
that nations “shall beat their
swords into plowshares.”
The President’s wife held two-
family Bibles, both open to
Isaiah.
President Lyndon B. Johnson,,
in his last full day in office,
attended the National City
Christian Church, where the
pastor, the Rev. Dr. George R.
Davis, read from the pulpit a
prayer for the nation and the
world which Mr. Johnson had
recently written.
The text of President
Johnson original prayer follows:
“We come before Thee with
grateful hearts, thankful for the
days that hae been ours and for
the works we have been
permitted to do together.
'“At these hours now, our
thoughts are not of ourselves but
of our country. Thou has blessed
America greatly; may we, in the
conduct of her affairs, be always
worthy in Thy Sight-and in the
sight of our fellow man.
“Deliver us from the follies of
power and pride. Show us the
uses of our strengths that will
make life better on this, earth for
all Thy children. In season and
out, help us to hold to purposes
Thou has taught us, feeding the
hungry, healing the siek, caring
for the needly, trusting our
young, training them up in the
way they should go.
“Lift our visions, Father,
renew our faith in Thee, and in
ourselves. Stir our spirits and
disturb our consciences tnat we
may seek not rest from our labors
but right for neighbors. Blind our
eyes to the colors of men’s skins,
close our hearts against hate and
violence and fill our souls with a
“Guard this Repulbic and
guide us in its service.
“These things we ask in Thy
name. Amejv”
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