St Gregory Junior High School - Gregoriad Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

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LTAR SOCIETY The function of the Altar Society is to keep flowers on the altar, buy the wine and altar breads, maintain vestments, linens, candles, and candelabra -- every thing used on or around the altar. As a special project this year the organ- ization, with the aid of the Catholic Daughters, remodeled the parish kitchen. Funds for the operation of the Altar Society are raised by having a Thanksgiving turkey dinner yearly. Officers 1957-1958: Mrs. Frank H. Neely, presidentg Mrs. L.,C. Peterschmidt, first vice-presidentg Mrs. Lynn Green, secretaryg Mrs. Len Weitzman, second vice-pres- identg Mrs. E. S. Rest, sacristang Mrs. Edward W. Howard, treasurerg Mrs. C. F. Johnson, corresponding secretary, who is not pictured here. CATHOLIC D GHTERS ers 1957-1958: Mary Jane McNamara, new Grand gentg Mrs. W. Benson, past Grand Regent, Mrs. S. past secretaryg Mrs. .Toe Scally, marshalg Mrs. P. Adams, organistg Mrs. P,A, LeBlanc, monitorg Mrs. Leon Triana, financial secretary. Court Mary A. Drake No. 1288 was organized September 4, 1938. The purpose of the court is administering spiritual and corporal works of mercy and assisting with the education of young men for the priesthood. Through the years, Mrs. N.L.. Webster has been the welfare chairman. Through the efforts of this comrnittee, many families have been helped, many converts made, and much work done at the T. B. Hospital. A Korean family was helped for six years. An official Court Study Club has been active for several years.

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GOD'S GREATEST GIFT -- THE PRIEST lb. 5 T v- is 'l 1 iw.. 2 -,uf'.J.... ,. . 'QMWI K , 'Wfll-'ff' 11 ' -Q ., ,,, M eacon John Scheller, neph- w of Mrs. Maude Hewitt, '11 be ordained May 2.9, St. John's in Arkansas. Officiating at his First Mass is Father Raphael Kam el fcenterl at Immaculate Conception Church on April 26, 1955. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Namie Kamel, Father Camillus Cooney, O,S,B,, Qin surplicel said his First Mass on June 3, 19565 his brother, Fatherdcierald Cooney, on June 3, 1950. They are sons of Mr. and Mrs. C.A, Cooney. GOD'S'FAVORITE -- THE SISTER rs 'P . I I ,., V... ' '-FI EF? ' I-f , I lf D 5' 1 . h' M1 - 1? , Q ,Cray . LaSa1ette, daughter of and Mrs. Joseph Korkrnas, at St Gerard's San H' N vigil Sister Raphael Marie, St. Anthony's, Long- view, and Postulant, Yvette Kamel, Notre Dame College, St. Louis, are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Namie Kamel. Father Timothy A. Gollob, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Gollob, was ordained in Rome on March l, 1958. ' Postulant Anna Marie Cars- Well, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carswell, attends Notre Dame College in St. Louis.