Holy Names College - Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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SODALITY One of the most active of the all-college groups Is the Parish Sociality Seminar. Arranged to develop spiritual leadership and train college girls to carry on parish sodality work, the group is a busy one, taking on itself all the spiritual work that if can possibly accomplish. To Jesus through Mary is the unifying aim. Through the general body and through special com- mittees, the programs are promoted. Prefect Eileen Pierce, assisted by vice-prefect Mary Louise Blanc- secretary, Joan Schultheis; treasurer, Lillian Lael, presides over the entire group which meets monthly. nformation is dispersed through the Publicity Com- mittee headed by Catherine Foirhurst. Daily an at- tractive bulletin board is set up and news on all committee activities goes out. Picture Top Center: A discussion by a feif of the mem- bers of the Rosarian ReaJing Club. Left to right: Mary Ann Rlunt. Yuonne DeOuire. Eleanor Pontier. Norma Valentine. Marqarel Robbins. Belou- left, sodality officers: Mam Louise Blanc, vice ■ prefer t : Eileen Pierce, prefect: Lillian Lael. treasurer: Joan Schultheis. secretary. Beloiv: Some of the members of the Eucharist ic Committee: Phyllis Barkis. Anna Marie Hilscher. Eleanore Kelly. Yvonne Shoup. ' iryinia Reisenauer. Bottom, more Eu- charisiic Committee members: Top to bottom: Lillian Jamison. Anna Marie Hilscher. chairman; Cceeta Knight, Vivian Sinnelt. Joanne Hennessey.

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SEMINAR To spread the reading and discussion of Catholic literature, there is the Catholic Literature Committee whose organ is the Rosarian Reading Club. The club sponsored a Victory Book campaign, presided at the Book Fair, conducted discussion meetings. Our Lady ' s Committee aided spiritual work among soldiers, held daily rosaries for them, helped field chaplains by laundering altar linens. Teaching, advising, assisting spiritually is done by the Confraternity Committee. 1500 Sacred Heart Badges were made for soldiers; catechism was taught at Medical Lake, and visiting Parish families was car- ried on by Legion of Mary members. The Eucharistic Committee established weekly de- votions to the Blessed Sacrament, formed a First Fri- day Honor Guard, arranged a doily Mass attend- ance. Top center. Grouped around the grotto, a part of Our Lady ' s Committee : Left to right: Greeta Knight. Kath- erine McCaffery. Phyllis Taufen. Anna Mane Weston, Connie Norton, Rosemary Basta. lielte Burgess. Eileen Coale. Irma Lindekugel. Belou. ' : three from the Confra- ternity Committee are: Mary Louise Blanc. Rosemary Yuse. Margaret Molitor. Beloiv: Confraternity Commit- tee members at li ' orA fi.ying pictures for summer vacation schools and catechism classes: Mary Louise Blanc. An- toinctia Rosati. Rosemary Yuse. Margaret Molitor. Joan Schultheis. Mary Allen. Marjorie Honsowetz. Bottom. Publicity Committee: Gene Cameron. Betty Driscoll. Ber- nadinc Bayley. June Roberts.