St Gabriel High School - Adrian Yearbook (New Rochelle, NY)

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,,.....mww--...a-u Although Patricia lionneris main duty as A varied program of social activities is What Could he more important among the vhairman of the Apostolic Committee is capably organized by the co-chairmen of activities of the Sodality than the arrange- vonsidercll to he the orphans' picniv, she is the Christian and Social Life Committee, ment of the altar for Mass aml Benedic- also in vharge of visiting the sivk in the Barbara Bradley and Eugenia Brady. They tionl Patriria Taylor as head ofthe Eucha- hospitals al Christmas and the annual pil- mix these pleasant events with plenty of ristic Committee not only supervises the frima fe to the Shrine of the lmmavulate hard work. From the number of their an- Carr in out of this rivile 'e hut also con- l-, l- u . Y Y - I Y g . P 2- I . Lonveptlon in luckahoe. nual successes, they have found this mix- durts group studies of the Missa liccltata. ture to be a profitable formula. First row, left tu right: M. Reville, K. Reidy, ll. Rose, C. Comerford, ll. Christensen, M. N. liergin, P. llurke, P. Colleary. Second row: A. M. Colombo, A. Conese, li. Cochrane, M. Ciaio, A. Chianelli, E. Cougliano, ll. Cosenzo, M. Bosch. Third row: M. Cafferk , C. Connors, J. Clarke, M. Carney, A. Criscione, V. Bordt, A. Coughlin. Fourth row: L. Willkep, C. Lipsio, L. Reino, P. Schoenherr, T. Hubino, G. Llanes. Fifth row: R. Rodriquez, M. llergin, G. Kenlon. ,l. l,l'll2lIIO, A. liahr., and A.Cunniffe ex- plain the rules of thc Smlality to cagcr freshman aspirants. lo I-if Aviv!! '21 .iw

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.cpe 4 Uh, Mary we crown thee. . .' 'v And she goes on to say . . Sr. Dorothy Marie, moderator of the Sodality, reads a letter from a former Socialist at the weekly meeting of Sodality officers and committee heads. Lqft to right: E. Ileiskell, G. llaertel, J. Penzine, G. Barry, A. llahr, A. Chisholm, M. Kelly, A. Cunniffe, P. Bonner, E. Brady, P. 'l'aylor, 'l'. Louro, J. llergener. IA -' er n America, the land ofthe free, we possess the individual right of exercising the freedom of religion set forth in the Constitution, the back- bone of our nation. Through Uur Lady's Sodality, we utilize this personal liberty to the fullest. The Sodality is not merely a symbol of our re- ligion. It is not simply a weekly meeting we at- tend every Friday afternoon. lt is much more. lt is a religious body which aims at fostering in its members an ardent devotion, reverence, and filial love toward the Blessed Virgin Mary. The Sodality incorporates in its activities the ideals, the values and the conduct of Catholic woman- hood. Its codes of morality and :lc-ve-in-y set the pattern for holiness and purity. livery moment of the day we are consciously aware that Mary is our guidc. 'llo imitate M ary in speech and behavior is the aim of thc faithful Sodalist. Inspired by their motto, Ad Jesu per Marium,' the newly inducted officers of the Sodality, 'l'. Louro, M. Kelly, Fl. lleiskell and ,l. liergener, have vowed to fulfill all duties faithfully. trail ' 1 m

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Dedicated to the Blessed Mother, Our Lady's Committee exemplifies the real aims of the Sodality. As chairman, Ann Chisholm draws up the round plan by which Sodalists live out tieir motto, Ad Jesu per Mariamf' P. Miller, Sodality cu board girl, assists A. Chisholm, committee head, in ticgfing up the Sodality's necessary possessions. Before I close this discourse, I want to leave you with this thought . . . Sodality director, Father William Raftery, explains rule No. 34 to Sodalists at the weekly Friday meeting. Out rolls another batch! M. Hutton, editor, and Ghllaertel, manager, engage in the mass production of the Sodality newsletter, I ox Maria.