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At the NEWMAN CENTER, or the St. Thomas Aquinas Student Center. Catholic students participate in the Newman Apostolate. The Apostolate, unlike a club, has no officers. Instead, committees are set up to coordinate the various activities of the Center; students volunteer to work on whichever committees they would most enjoy. Sharing in the Center ' s activities are Fr. O ' Brien, the chaplain, and Dr. Rod Outland and Dr. Hugh Land, both faculty sponsors. Pictured here are some of this year ' s most active members of the Newman Apostolate. MEMBERS First Row: Nettie Chenevert. Sheila LeBleu. Pam Pepperman. Susan Michael. Second Row: Glenn Barnette. Janine Johnson. Mary Steib, Barbara Stafford, Janet Kay Domanque. Janice Shivers. Lorrie Miller, Margaret Land. Ronald Gremillion. Third Row: James Whitehead, John Sparrow. Eric Bienvenu, Bentley Rambin. Dr. Hugh Land, Faculty Sponsor: Father Cor- nelius O ' Brien. Chaplain. Members of the Newman Apostolate enjoy a cup of coffee with chaplain. Father O ' Brien. Coffee after Sunday mass is one of the colter ' s traditions.
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OFFICERS Jolene O ' Quin, Annette Wallace, Sally Dahoney. THE CANTERBURY CLUB, an organization for all Episcopal students, began as the Young People ' s Service League in 1928. In 1941, it became the James C. Morris Chapter of the National Foundation of Canterbury Clubs. The purpose of the club is to develop and to guide the spiritual life of the students. This is accomplished through discussion, study, worship, recreation, fellowship, and cooperative worship. The activities of the Canterbury Club consist of a Mid-Winter Southern Conference, a States Convention, an Al-lCollege Conference, and joint activities with other clubs. MEMBERS First Row: Barbara Fowler, Annette Wallace, Father Tredwell, Carol Moore, Judy Trimble. Second Row: Kathy Gerloch, Junior Johnson, Ricky Harrington, Diane Nickerson, Sally Da- honey, Jolene O ' Quinn, Michael Moore.
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J OFFICERS First Row: Bonnie Methvin, Vice President; Ruth Ann Terry, Treasurer. Standing: Martha Lou Carroll, MSM Rep.; Bill Rowell. President; Bob Tatum, Chaplain; Nels Morwig, Vice President; Sue Shipp, Secretary. Wesley Foundation members enjoy Wednesday evenings, eat- ing, laughing, and recreation. T.O
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