Mount Saint Marys College - Eagle Yearbook (Orchard Lake, MI)

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LIBRARY STAFF Although very inconspicuous in its existence, the members of the Library Staff can be credited with the smooth functioning of both the reading and circulation departments of the library. These men provide for the mainte- nance of order and systematic circulation of the many volumes which are to be found there. Cheerful in disposition, kind in manner, these men have gained for themselves the respect and appreciation of the entire student body. Standing: D. Polcornowski, C. Genecki, S. Malinow- ski, J. Ostrowski, T. Penszynski, R. Brys, J. Stam- borski. Seated : T. Szczerba, F. Zywicki, A. Kulick, J. Tamilowski, C. Frysiak. Moderator: Rev. Andrew Pawelczak. , Tn. . Lili Q C W A-ff - ' qi 'M ' ,,.4,..c.m -f- H M N ' I '?iwfe ' 1- JV 5 M..- ---Y 'M fr- H Q-avi imma .. .... Y' , a y, R f 2 'r 1 mme. . K umpires'-Q ' -2 9 3 .1 H E 3 t s v QM ..,, M . H 4 gg iwiig . S -X M, 3 , N :ny-as MW-fa: - - 1 Y' -KL. W .. W ' .- ' w , 3, . 3r,L f - ' Tis if size- WM, s t fm new in i 3 0 7 .' ,L l u. , EUCHARISTIC LEAGUE Entering upon its twenty-eighth year of existence, the Eucharistic League is still mindful of the program which its founders pre-arranged. In accord with the motto of Pope Pius X to renew all in Christ, this organization aims to attain a close union with Him, Who is our Ideal, particularly in the sacerdotal life. The members spend fifteen minutes weekly in adoration before the Blessed Sacrament. Once a month they form an honor guard for the Lord in the Holy Eucharist by adoring Him for one full hour, thus benefiting tremendously from the spiritual treasures He promised those who keep watch with Him. In addi- tion, members subscribe to the national publications Emmanuel and The Sentinel. Standing: Leonard Kronkowski, Treasurer: Paul Pindel, Secretary. Seated: Chester Gaiewski, President: Anthony Balczun, Vice-President. Moderaforx Rev. Joseph Rybinski. l 90

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PHILADELPHIA STUDENTS' CLUB Organized with the aim of maintaining a spirit of permanent friendship among the students from Eastern Pennsylvania, Dela- ware and New Jersey, as well as extending moral and materialaid to St. Mary's, the Philadelphia Club has gone a long way in its twenty-two years of existence. It also has the distinction of being the first mu- nicipal club to establish a scholarship which would benefit some needy student from Philadelphia or vicinity. Each year the members strive, by various activities, to acquaint the East with the genuine spirit of St. Mary's. Standing: Chester Genecki, Treasurer. Seated: Vincent Nebus, Vice-President: john Stawasz, Secretary. Moderator: Rev. John Buszek. SCRANTON CLUB Having been organized for the purpose of maintaining and strengthening friendship ties among its members, and of awakening an effective willingness among the Polonia of Scranton to aid morally and financially the schools at Orchard Lake, the Scranton Club is one of the largest and most active municipal clubs on the campus. Under the guidance of Father Rybinski, the club is enjoying great success in the field of theatrical productions which are presented in Scranton and vicinity during the Christmas Holidays. Year by year its success and popularity has steadily in- creased, thus verifying that the club is success- ful in fulfilling its avowed purposes. Standing: Francis Zywicki, Treasurerg Thomas Szczerba, Sgt.-at-Arms. Seated: Stanley Lipinski, Secretary: Joseph Ostrowski, Vice-President. Mod- erator: Rev. Joseph Rybinski.

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, POLISH LITERARY SOCIETY Among the various organizations on the campus, the Polish Literary Society is the oldest. It has, since its founding, enjoyed a colorful and eventful history. Having a def- inite appeal to all -who endeavor to acquaint themselves with the cultural background of their Forefathers, it strives to develop in its members a deep and lasting interest in things Polish. By sponsoring numerous and varied literary programs, theatrical presentations, and frequent informal meetings, all conducted in the Polish language, the society has proved that it is successfully attaining its avowed purpose. Standing: George Klimas, Advisorg Clement Mar- kowski, Treasurer, Paul Pindel, Sgt.-at-Arms: Casi- mir Krzysiak, Secretary. Seated: Leonard Kronkow- ski, President, Richard Dolan, Vice-President. Mod- erator: Rev. Stanislaus Czopp. Tfwi:e.,1,g.r::,,:--aaa ,- V-' .::'1i':'mA3 f-1933-?4'75'o fa ,LM - - ms., as 4 get aagggxlf 55 ,X POLISH STUDENTS' MISSION UNIT Since its founding, the Mission Unit in the seminary department strives to inflame in its members an Apostolic zeal and con- sciousness of the needs of the missions scattered throughout the world. Thus, each member prays and sacrifices for the mis- sions. Each year the Unit sponsors an in- spiring program on Mission Sunday. More- over, newspapers, magazines and pamphlets containing mission news are widely dis- tributed among the student body as well as among the patients of the neighboring hospitals. Seated: Julian Jercha, Presidentg Stanley Krzy- siak, Vice-President. Standing: Raymond Skoney, Secretary, Stanley Zubricki, Treasurer, Raymond Brys, Sgt.-at-Arms. Moderator: Rev. Francis X. Orlik. 91