Fairfield College Preparatory School - Hearthstone Yearbook (Fairfield, CT)

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WE HONOR THESE, T00 i fwfr- Secretaries to the. Principal: left to right, Miss Secretary to the Assistant Principal: Mrs. Dowd. Sharkey and Mrs. Sheehan. In the Treasurer's Office: Left to right, Mr. Allard, Father Huss Secretary to the Librarian: Mrs. O'Kane. and Mrs. Canning. ' Betty Cleftl and Mary in the Berchmans Mr' Emil Ceresa' Chef al Cafeteria. Fulrneld Unlverslly since Mrs. Pelletier in McAuliffe Cafeteria 1942.

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.ft ,rf , vt 4 D Y ' S F - . T I fl f ,gg C e Cl am in ' m' 7 Our Lady's Sodality, under the capable guidance of Father Thomas Murphy, is the center of religious activity at Prep and is considered foremost among all U 3, student organizations. Its principal aim is to foster a , R 1 uw deeper love of Mary in its members, while it is ever ' ' mindful of the spiritual needs of all the students. wi' Perhaps the greatest spiritual experience in the lives of the seniors took place at the Gonzaga Re- , treat House in Monroe, New York, this year. Each A t . . . . -53132-,:is-tgsQt g,e-frm, V 3- hiffsflttzlniiiigff, 5, Commll' e-:C .,swl'c Y. Mcxlgwzensen' AP .tmgni .Nagy ' urge. mmmee Marian C1:'g'EM Comm Sodsxxw Hifnphfst ' wcxttvl P . Doha we' . r. mmee. Fr. Andrey Ouroussoft of the Byzantine-Slavonic rite says Mass in McAuliffe Chapel. horistif- , COW re reatant was given ample time to review his past life, as well as to pray for guidance in the future, something which is so necessary in the world today. The Sodality sponsored a most inspiring Vocational Week this past March. Displays from forty-five relig- ious orders were exhibited in Berchmans Auditorium as a means of fostering vocations among Prep stu- dents. School projects, such as the Knights of the Blessed Sacrament and the generous student support of the Jesuit Foreign Missions, were conducted very successfully during the year. Sodality officers were appointed early in the year by the moderator. Christopher Fox served as Prefect, while Donald Turlick and Barry Curran acted as Treasurer and Secretary. The various committees, in- cluding the Apostolic, Marian, Eucharistic and Pub- licity Committees, were headed by Daniel Jensen, Hugh Humphrey, Francis Mathews and David Turchik. In May, the probation class of the Sodality was Sodality Olticersz B. Curran lSecre-taryl, R. Terontielf KA:- sistant Prefectj, Fr. Thomas Murphy lModeratorJ, C. Fox QPrefectJ, D. Turlick lTreasurerJ.