Loras Academy - Log Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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X Orgcmists l..oras Academy students are fortunate in having four student organists this year, Tom Richards, Bill Seipp, Phil Meyer, and Russel Wilson. Un- der the direction of the Rev. Jerald F. Blackburn they play at all chapel exercises. Richards and Seipp also play for the boarder chapel exercises. Prayer Leaders Al Serritella, Max Scott, Tom Richards, and Arthur Southwood were appointed prayer lead- ers this year for the Loras Academy boarder stu- dents. Their duties consist of leading the morn- ing and evening prayers and leading the Missa Recitata on Thursday mornings. They were ap- pointed to this position by the Rev. Francis Lana, Loras Academy spiritual director. New appoint- ments are made every year. Preparing vestments for Mass are fleft to rightj Norman Hlas, Joe Beardsley, Tom A. Welu, John Klass, Jerry Poncelet, Paul Fitzgerald, and Al Eberhardt. Above: Entering the chapel before boarder night prayer are prayer leaders fleft to right, Al Serritella, Tom Richards, Max Scott, and Arthur Southwood. Left: Looking over music for weekly chapel exercises are organists Cleft to rightj Phil Meyer, Russell Wilson, Tom Richards, and Bill Seipp. Sacristc: ns Answering the call of the Rev. Francis Lana and the Rev. Norman White, I6 boys volun- teered their services as sacristans. This year in addition to serving Mass and chapel exercises they will teach the freshmen how to serve Mass and will place prayer and hymn books in the pews when needed. Father Lana has charge of the upper classmen, who are Joe Bearclsley, Larry Becker, Jack Devery, john Klaas, Norman l-llas, Jerry Poncelet, Tom Marr, and Jim Ryan, board- ersg and Alan Eberhardt, Paul Fitzgerald, Duane Kerper, and Tom Welu, day students. The fresh- men under the guidance of Father White are Dick Kehoe, Mike Pauly, Dennis Blondin, and Dave Manders. Bill Marr Cthird from leftj points out the Stole to Cleft to rightj Dennis Blondin, Larry Becker, Dave Manders, Dick Kehoe, and Mike Pauly. I I , ii : , 1 I' :ESA

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EAT 'EM UP, GUBS! The powerful Loras machine prepares to move again. A screaming crowd, a sunny fall day, and two hard fighting elevens mark what everyone knows as football season. Starting in the boiling heat of late August and early Septem- ber, this year, Coach Gailen P. Thomas and assistant Jack Dale shaped eleven returning lettermen and a group of hope- fuls into one of the most pow- erful teams in the state of iowa. A season ago this group had been a green but hard fighting foe, which struggled through an only fair 3-5 rec- ord. This year they were back, with the wonder of experience under their belts, and the Clubs this fall decisively displayed their power to some of lowa's and Wisconsin's best. page' fzwlliy-tivo Coach Dale fleftj talks things over with Coach Thomas