St Jeromes College - Lion Yearbook (Kitchener, Ontario Canada)

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',vvvvvv 1 11 x E O ' '. F St. Jeromevs Sodality of Our A H I Q 0 'H Lady was left, during the past year in capable and willing hands as in previous years. Reverend T.V. Sob- ,D t isch, c.H., who had proven himself ' yk a capable director of the Sodality his a few years back, was recalled to , L9 G A fill the same position this year. 'D '57 1 Assisting him was the following ex- L 153 ' ecutive. 4 Q 1:3 EEL ' Prefect ---- - - Anthony Van Hee ' Q Z 3 Vice-Prefect - - - Edward Orlowski - ?fT ' , Q Secretary ----- Anthony Firetto 1 Xityzf ' 3 Treasurer ----- - - Frank Nowak : sl I 3 The Executive, following the I S O D A L I I Y 2 advice of Father Sobisch, was given , , a free hand to sponsor student act- J ivities throughout -the year, al- n...Q 5 though a list of activities had be- ' ,' en drawn up before the school year ' , began. P 44 'P ' 4 P AAAA4 A,, 1:e2.-f.1 113922 SODALITY EXECUTIVE Anthony VanHee, Edward Orlowski, Rev. T.V. Sobisch, C.R., Anthony Firetto, Frank Nowak Seated: S. Schnepf, H. Hoegler. Seated: T. Flynn, P. Zettel. QQgQQiQg2 J. Fehrenbach, J, Hglle, Standing: B. Fritz, J. Petch, T. Moser. The Eucharistic Committee strives to make Our Lady's Committee fosters prayers and the entire life of the student of St. Jerome's devotions to our Blessed Mother to whom our College center around the Blessed Sacrament. Sodality is dedicated. This year the Rosary They do this by advocating regular attendance formed the central theme of the committee, at the Sacrifice of the Mass, frequent recep- and though the results at times seemed a tion of Holy Communion and frequent visits little discouraging, we feel that everyone made to Our Lord in the Blessed Eucharist. benefited from the persistence of group.

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efmw E. Henzel, our room captain, handles all the ticket sales and activities for IXC. He also played on the junior football team. Bill Rich was the only IXC athlete to play for the Little Monsters - a few of the other boys tried out but did not make the team. Rumors say that M. Mazurek is quite the A GRADE IXC 81 IXC Terminal man with the ladies: he must have 'heap wampum'. IXC is made up of two grades, IXC and IXC Terminal. Both courses are the same except that the Terminal group does not study French and devotes more of its time to the solution of practical problems in Math. When the two grades are together, they make quite a large class. 'There are four boarders in IXC: T. Hans- Seatednlleft to ?ightJ:fK. Cassis, D. Rickert, D. Eckert, K. Brenner, P. Hosenberger, M., I Gehl, P. Logel, R. Murawsky, A. Gelata, D. Woodward. Standing Cleft to right? J. Maltais, J. Wilhelm, E. Brandon, R. Krulick, M. Mazurek, R. O'Donoghue, J. Olender, E. Meyer. J Seated fleft to rightl H. Seeds, Y. Lapointe, J. Curtin, K. Reeve, P. Kurtz, J. Mikol,' 1 A. Dietrich, J. Beingessner, M. Gross. Standin Kleft to rightl T Hansford, W Beilstein, A. Groce, J. Sweeney, J. Daly, E. Henzel. Absent - L. Dietrich, W. Rich, F. Querin. ford, K. Cassis, J. Daly and J. Querin. Paul Rosenberger should be included since he was always kept busy taking water to Father Kil- loran at the games. Father Hauser taught us Math, Mr. McKay doubles for French and English - in other words, a double headache. Mr. Perdue strug- gles to imprison Social Studies in our heads while Mr. O'Leary jokes merrily through an '-1 1Occupation Class. Father!Killoran's adjec- tives amaze us in Religion. Father B. Graf explains the tricks of electricity, book- binding, woodwork, sheet metal work and drafting. In case you are wondering who the authors of this line of bologna are, we remain, yours truly, R. O'Donoghue and J. Curtin. 1

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Y' Seated: D. Mowat, C. Westfall, B. Weber. Standing: A. Busch. The aim of the Catholic Truth Committee is to spread the knowledge of the Catholic Faith through the reading of Catholic literature by the students of St. Jerome's. To achieve this end, the members of the Committee sold the Catholic Digest to the students each month. Talks on good books which might be found in our library, based on suggesyions given by Father Lehman were given at various assemb- lies. l 5' fi Seated: D. Heit, F. Fellner. Standing: M. Levings, G. Kloepfer. The purpose of the Apostolic Committee is to spread the Faith among those who do not have it and to help the missions with prayers and financial contributions. We do this by our Lenten Mission Drive for clothes, books and money. Last year we col- lected SADC. and sent many boxes of books, missals and clothing to the Indian Missions in the West. Thus the little contributions of nickels and dimes go from us to the mission- aries all over the world to help with the propagation of the Catholic Faith. X' 6 'L 9 1 flf ff X Euchavusfuc if I I Oufv Lddtrs T? X yy ,, L 3 A Soclol Cahlol '7 1: O pubh Ape sfo! c Life U 1 'nun' L i fl Q ' JD Left to right: N. Emblem, J. Sullivan, G. Hayes, E. Piwosarek, Absent: J. Power. Social Life Committee The main purpose of this branch of the Sodality is the promotion of social activ- ities such as dances, sleigh-rides, etc. This is an important work: its results this year have been gratifying. By prov- iding good Catholic recreation for the Sodalists, more interest is aroused in the other branches of the organization. This increased interest makes the students more willing to undertake the tasks as- signed them as members of our group. Zi il? Seated: R. Shoup, D. Papillon, P. Houston Standin : D. Sandrock, G. Schwenker, E. Drlowski. Absent: D. Putnam, J. Power. The Publicity Committee this year was ' responsible for all the colorful posters and advertisments seen in the halls of St. Jerome's, St. Mary's and in the down- town restaurants. Thus the committee is partially responsible for the success of any and all activities undertaken by the Sodality. This involves a great deal of work and takes up much time. The com- mittee can feel proud of its work and feel certain of the approval of the stu- dent body.