Mary Louis Academy - Crusader Yearbook (Jamaica, NY)

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07742 fldizf, zwffrkzxzy JUNE Regular monthly meeting in conjunction with the Fathers Club. lnstallation of officers of both clubs by Father Owen Doyle. Officers for the years i9-i6-l947: Mrs. Martin Owens, President Mrs. James Fox, Vice-President Mrs. Timothy O'l.eary, Treasurer Mrs. Francis Lenney, Recording Secretary Mrs. Richard Marnell, Corresponding Secretary SEPTEMBER Board meeting to arrange activities for the season i946-l9-'l7. Regular monthly meeting followed by a card party--Mrs. James Fox, chairlady, Mrs. George Jantzen, CO-chairlady. OCTOBER A joint meeting of the Mothers Auxiliary and the Fathers Club to welcome the new mothers and fathers of the incoming September class, l-lostesses for this meeting -Mrs. Joseph Missback and Mrs. James Higgins. NOVEMBER Regular monthly meeting. Annual Dessert Bridge and Fashion Show+Chairlady, Mrs. William Kelly, co-chairlady, Mrs. Matthew Lynett. Reception and Tea for Sister Angelica. Chairlady, Mrs. Kurt Aliesky. DECEMBER Card Party. Chairlady, Mrs. Francis Musselman. Regular monthly meeting followed by a Christmas Party for the Faculty. Presentation of check representing net proceeds of the activities of the Auxiliary for the first half of year to Sister Augustine Maria and gift of phonograph- radio to the Sisters for their recreation room. Mrs. Francis Lenney, chairlady, Mrs. Matthew Lynett, co-chairlady. JANUARY Regular monthly meeting to arrange program for the balance of year. Guest Speaker. Chairlady, Mrs. Joseph Castellano, Mrs. Richard Marncll, Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Francis Lenn Re- cording Secretary, Mrs. James Fox, Vice-President, Mrs. Martin S. Cgwens Presidentj Mrs. Timothy O'Lcary, Treasurer. FEBRUARY A joint meeting in the evening of the Mothers Auxil- iary and the Fathers Club to welcome the new parents of the incoming freshman class, Hostess of the evening, Mrs. J. W. Johnson. MARCH Regular monthly meeting in evening followed by a St Patrick's Party in conjunction with the Fathers Club. Mrs. Timothy O'Leary, chairlady. APRIL Regular monthly meeting, Annual Spring Luncheon and Bridge held at the Bilt- more Hotel, New York. Mrs. John Butler, chairlady, Mrs. Matthew Lynett, co-chairman. MAY Regular monthly meeting followed by Silver Tea for the Faculty. Mrs. Frank Whiteside, Chairlady. Election of officers for the years l947- l 948. MRS. FRANCIS LENNY Recording Secretary

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Qyzzfffms' gfznf HE l946-I947 season marks the third successful year of Fathers Club. A further increase in membership has been achieved, and the program of previous years has been followed with added features. A striking evidence of the Club's vitality and friendly spirit is the continuing support of many of our original members. A lecture by Right Reverend Monsignor Fulton J. Sheen entitled The Signs of Our Times was given on February ninth under the Club's sponsor- ship. An enthusiastic audience filled the auditorium to capacity for the third successive appearance of this great Catholic leader. Our second Father and Daughter Communion Breakfast was held on April twenty-seventh, with an attendance of almost three hundred. Our group re- ceived the Blessed Sacrament at Mass celebrated by our Moderator, Father Owen, in the Church of the Immaculate Conception, and then assembled in the school cafeteria for breakfast. Father Owen and the Hon. Herbert A. O'Brien, former Justice of the Domestic Relations Court and noted Catholic layman, were the featured speakers. The Sister Lumena Memorial Award for Religion is the established schol- astic prize sponsored by Fathers Club. At each graduation an engraved gold wrist watch is presented for this purpose. The season was further enlivened by several social evenings held jointly with The Auxiliary. We gratefully acknowledge the help and encouragement of the Sisters of the Faculty, of our Moderator, Father Owen Doyle, of the Mothers of The Auxiliary and of the Student Body. ST. PATRlCK'S DAY PARTY Mr. M. Morris, Mr. M. Lynett, Mrs. Richard Marnell, Mr, W. Maher, Mrs, Timothy O'Leary, Mr. H. Theiling, Mrs. James Fox, Mrs. F. Kramer, Mrs. M. S. Owens, Mr. E, Dowling, Mrs. Francis Lenny, Mr. Knowlton, Mr. Gartlan, Mr. Fink.

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StatueS of Oua Yealls Sugart lhlnk ff M. Libbon Qlaifzgzzffafz cv fffe Cya ffff HE Society for the Propagation of the Faith at T, M. L. A. during the past year has tried to answer the appeal of the Holy Father to help spread the King- dom of Christ among other people. The outstanding achievements were the erec- tion of the Madonna Chapel and the Mission Exhibit of complete Chapel fur- nishings, including a complete set of altar linens handmade by the students. The Chapel will be erected in the Central Luzon Leprosarium, Novaliches, Philip- pine lslands. The annual donations of dues, gifts, and Lenten Mite Box offer- ings were sent to the Diocesan Office for the Holy Father's Mission Chest. The routine home missionary work of collect- ing stamps, drugs, medicines, bandages, of shipping textbooks and religious arti- cles went forward each week with great enthusiasm. The students of Mary Louis can be justly proud of their record of doing their best for the best cause in the world - the salvation of souls. lamp' awww pe. d Sain! loselillless Sulplllleiefdo DY I Lady an pw of canefgm disD SY ost9n3orleAl:2iYthl32k will Heuethef an imen' J' Hra 1 ' J. Hradek, M. Libbon, A. La Mothe, P. Lucas, M. McGuire, M. Soteropoulas, D. Lallathin, M, Kane, M. Becht, J. Farry, P. Nugent prove that no detail of mission work is neglected. T52 i PROPAGATION OF THE FAITH COMMITTEE Front Row: E. Barry, P. Simonson, A, Ferentz, P, Quicler, A. Wagner, A. Ligorio. Second Row: B, Sommer, P. Turner, S. Konop, C. Terry, J. McLoughlin, P. MCC-Seough. Back Row: M. Tippett, D. Timoldi, S. Gozo, J. O'Leary, N. Manion, M. Collins. Father Boardman and Father Asip visit the Mission Exhibit to admire the beautiful tabernacle, chalice, ciborium, Candlesticks, pyx, lunette, and vases donated to the Leprosarium. 1 E .. . I ,,., ,... .,. l