Our Lady of the Lake Seminary - Spire Yearbook (Syracuse, IN)

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EUFHARISTIC OMMITTEE PUBLICITY COMMITTEE SODALITY OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY The SCDALITY OF THE BLESSED JIRGIN MARY has been canonically erected at OUR LADY OF THE LAKE SEMINAR! It is the most active and influential organization school The Bodality sponsored many of the e vents of the year, the Halloween Party and the Ice Carnival, to mention a few Through the appoint ment of committees to dir: ect student attention, the Sodality has promoted a greater interest 1 Catholic l1terature,bo0ks and periodicals GATHDLI' LITERATURE COMMITTEE .545 The underlying pur pose of tre Sodality is to foster greater love for God through devotion to His Blessed Mother, in whose honor a beautiful shrine was erected this year Trough sodalists are urged o do a things through Mary, em- phasis is placed upon special services in her honor, Mass, Holy Com munion and the recitation of the Office every se cond Sunday Father Hen ry Mehr, OSC is the mod- erator BLESSED VIRGIN S OMMITTEE

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Y 1 X65 dank tk fbfiw x W9 ,fJN5 L is A P Nqr? H0 'br This picture, as you see, r presents no particular individual of our school, but rather the results of nine months of literary inspiration and per spiratlon Such a varied assortment of finished products would perhaps not have xt been produced by a single individual nor 1, even by a small group In view of the W fact that editing and composing a school paper takes many hours of labor and that B on the other hand, in a routine schedule of a boarding school the average stu dent's spare time is limited, our school paper, THE MARINEWS, has no permanent editor Each of the sixth year men has his turn at editing an issue he selects his own staff assignee material for news articles, editorials and features plans the makeup and composition and supervises the production of the paper Through this policy every graduate can truthfully say he has had some practical experl ence in journalistic production and has learned some of the rudiments. Moreover, the regularly revolving new crew aimed to give us a Nnew lookn on each issue. Naturally, because of natural talents or acquired knowledge, some are chosen more often than others to work on the staff. Even so, special recogni tion is due to Joe Clauss for his faithfulness at the mlmeograplf machine. Bill Martin and Howard Snider were outstanding for faithfulness and skill in artistic designs and Bill Spranger worked untirlngly to assure everybody his regular copy. -17- . xvkk -X ' f , . . F -.4 ' r ' Q ' ,-My 1'?'5i ff! f.f , My . ' ' I '.f. fa . ' 'f , 'V X 3-X' f ' J aw, f X . CQ y .Xf if .,.1 V- y V 4 V ,T ' gf- I ,Vf. ' 5: ' l Vf-,M ,Vw X. xff' 5 s U u A jg-1--.,x .V V,,.f ' . 'QA 1 f , ' 2' aku' ,, -4 ' . ' ' ,ff x H! xx A v ' K 5 ., H . X, - M-Ag, .Mix . . , g, .X 42, phi, ,N -..Mfg A W V ' w.. .GW f k f 'f . V yr. QM.. - , I 5 Y ' ,QS ,.':,'i'V fx.-. 1 . I 4 w W- VV ,a L w x s V ,Vx Vfif.. ,V.- WN- , - c,-wg, g X ' , , , 7, ,, ,MDM 'am 1 a vgflf-ff N x 9- J, A 4154 ' rs. 'V faq Q.'g,s:,',,,,,V V ,tx , sf J '- V V. gif., .,, M VSQNTW N 4 ,f- dk f 'X ' . 4 A-. JU- . A -' No- '- J -r -- ' ' , . '- Rf' Q'3 5'7-'L-5 i4. VrN7',- DF! N. ' ' A ' -'YS 53 -Q, ff- . .'i7:151T ' f-3 V, g- ug, 3, , A Aww, . ... V y as A V ,,5,:f , ff I ' ' ' ' l' V:'Lif7r- f ' , 4 ipaq? , .l .M , , 39 iz'-' 552153: l Q: a' , V --v MV wmw ewzia . -' , . ' ' ' ,-f'VfQe3S Q V ' gm , 5 xiii ,. . - , v ' W 1-.2 N ,, K V 1?-f,gg'.r. H14 ,gf , .. , - ' '-1 - ,, 1 3 , , ,f ' 'I V 1 51?'w?:ff' :iff , , . 5505, 1 , ,iq ' 235553-' .ijgfi : f .:' . I 14- H , . ,. y' .. . , +A 3 ' 3, ,xg .r C- . Vx ,Q 4 . F f' Q 1, . n l l ' ' . R . ' 1 . . I ! A .

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if MISSION SOCIETY The FOREIGN MISSION SOCIETY, as established at OUR LADY OF THE LAKE SEMINARY1 endeavors to foster among its students a spirit of active participa- tion 1n the Apostolic Mission of the Church The society realizes that Mission work, both at home and abroad, is a great work of the Church, and that love for the Missionaries and the Missions is an indispensable asset to the STUDENT FOR THE HOLY PRIESTHOOD Realizing too that material aid is of little avail unless it is preceded and accompanied by prayer and sacrifice, the MISSION SOCIETY proposes a definite program of spiri tual aid to the missions first, by inaugurating private prayer in the chapel for all members once a week second, by endeavoring to have each student adopt the practice of repeating the e Jaculatlon UMost Sacred Heart of Jesus,Thy Kingdom Come' each time he visits the chapel th1rd,by making a seri ous effort to include the missions among the beneficia- ries of the daily little sacrifices which are performed and which are known only to God With this spiritual program the society pro sion boxes around the building second, by sponsoring the annual bazaar, held in the spring, to which outsid- ers are invited third, by any definite program which an individual class might devise to collect money for the missions REV RICHARD A KLAVER 19 I poses a program of material aid: first, by placing mis- : I N