St Josephs College - Phase Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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t O -C ampud i eiationA C. emen The Lake County Club is a social organization, with membership geograph¬ ically restricted to residents of Lake County, Indiana. Objectives of the club are: strengthening the ties-of friendship formed by members with the student body, faculty and alumni of St. Joseph ' s; furthering interest in the school, both scholastically and athletically; making prospective students aware of St. Joseph ' s; and promoting the Alumni Chapter in Lake County. Highlight on the 1950-51 social calendar was the second annual dance, with music by Mickey Isley and his band, held in East Chicago, January 27, 1951. OFFICERS John Hruzik.President Father Smolar.Moderator Peter Gerka.Secretary John Pastrick.Treasurer

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2 ) S, ond er euroorn The Chicago Club, a social organization, was formed four years ago to foster a closer relationship among the students of Chicago and vicinity and the alumni of Cook County, Illinois. One of the largest groups on the campus, the club held two off-campus dances during the holiday vacations, and took an active part in Parents ' Day in May. OFFICERS Fred Welsh...Secretary-Treasurer Father Maziarz.Moderator Thomas Kirgis.Vice President Ernest Stockman. President Ernest Stockman, President, was absent when picture was taken.

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AnJ4. ociet onor ■ OFFICERS Seated ; Robert Hummel Science Commission Chairman Father Wuest.Moderator Robert King.President Standing: Wallace Dal Santo...Secretary Thomas McNerney.Vice President Joseph Martin.Treasurer Founded in 1938 in honor ol St. Albert the Great, renowned scientist and scholar, the Albertus Magnus Society is open to students who are majoring or minoring in the held of the physical sciences. As the only honor society on the campus, its purpose is to foster a medium for the presentation and discussion of scientific topics, to create an opportunity for training in techniques and meth¬ ods of scientific thought and procedure, and to expand appreciation of all the natural sciences. Monthly meetings include lectures and demonstrations, guest speakers, and movies of a scientific nature. Early in the second semester the members visited the research laboratories of Swift Company, Chicago. This year Robert Hummel, a Junior, was chosen chairman of the Science Commission of the Fort Wayne Region of the NFCCS. To strengthen the bond between the Catholic Colleges in the Region, the Albertus Magnus Society, together with science clubs of these schools, has begun a project of preparing papers and lectures on the peacetime application of atomic energy, to promul¬ gate knowledge of the atom, and to show that while modern science is improv¬ ing methods of warfare, it never ceases to work for the betterment of the peace¬ time world.