St Josephs Academy - Twin Towers Yearbook (Collegeville, IN)

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Secretary Robert Gaynor reads New¬ man Club minutes while President Dave Clemens looks on. The Newman Club is an organization devoted to the arts of the theatre. The students through the actual pre¬ sentation of dramatic material, particularly plays, are given practical help in the development of their speaking ability. More generally, in all the activities of the Club, the goal is the enlivening and encouragement of the appreciation of all that is worthwhile in the field of drama. Under the direction of Father Paul Speckbaugh, the Club has moved forward in the attainment of these ends. • ‘ •• .A w y . - i |«11 ■ EIGHTEEN

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All the young men who are interested in becoming servers at Mass are eligible for membership in this club. They are taught by Father Charles Robbins, the director, the rudi¬ ments of liturgy and the correct attitude for the sanctuary. Most properly, greatest emphasis is placed upon the great¬ ness of the privilege to assist daily at the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. President Howard Spresser addresses The Acolytes’ Club

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Augustus in Search of a Father, produced by the New¬ man Club, brought to the audience a simple touch of pathos or of poignant humor. It was the plain story of a man who did not recognize his own son, perhaps for the best good of both. The Discovery, in its few short lines, captured some¬ thing of the spirit of Columbus, something most of all, of his depth of faith. How well the actors succeeded in por¬ traying these qualities may be recalled from the honest plaudits of the audience.