St Marys College - Dial Yearbook (St Marys, KS)

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JUNIOR ACOLYTHICAL Top row: Sinner. McGargill. Reardon, Franz. Pielstickcr, Duane. Motherway, Russell Second row: Austin. Eck. Bryant, Corns. Cordell. Sturm. V. Kane. Hcaly. Third row: Flannagan, Dougherty, McGrath. Morse. Smo'a. McDaniels. Morrisey Fourth row: Bowman. J. T. Smith. Vidcgaray. A. Hoy. J. Hoy. Bcrscheidt. Rodman Fifth row: Yeats. T. Kane. Hoffmans. McGurrcn. Adler. II .Isnbrand. J. R. Smith.

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DIAL ANTSTUALlC g lil SENIOR ACOLYTHICAL Standing: Culler. F. Smith. Top row: Schilling. McAllister. Miller, Downing. Malone. Hayden. Bergman. Stcchschulte. C. Boland. Lenihan. Larkin, Morrisey, Loltu . Kellihcr. Batson. Sturm. Portuando. Second row: Howard. T. Smith. J. Boland. Torlinc. A. Smith. Neville, Blandlord, T. Wade. Foote. Third row: Fleming. Dowling. J. Mueller. Hillenbrand. Wilhelmi. McKain. O'Donnell. L Mueller. Gartland. Bottom row: Connelly. Mouser. Gill. Schawc. Connery, Collins. Metzger, McNamar, Boiler, Hylan, Tate.

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Junior Acolythical Society Officers for the first semester Vice-President .......... Guardian ................ Secretary ............... Treasurer ............... Officers for second semester: Vice-President .......... Guardian ................ Secretary ............... Treasurer................ Edward McGurrcn .....John McKain ..Charles Gartland ......Roden Duff Edward McGurren ....George Sturm ....Francis Smola ...Joseph McGrath DIAL ANNUAL | SENIOR ACOLYTHICAL SOCIETY The principal object of this Society is to add beauty and solemnity to the divine worship by an accurate and reverent fulfillment of the ceremonies of the Church. Since the server at Mass is privileged to kneel and move among the invisible choirs of angels who throng in adoration around the Victim of the sacrifice, only those students whose character and deportment are above reproach are admitted''to the society of acolytes. Each morning many of the members have an opportunity to serve, while during the more solemn functions, as those of the First Fridays, important feast days of the year, and the ceremonies of Holy Week, great numbers of them fill the sanctuary, or pass along the chapel aisles in solemn procession before the Blessed Sacrament. There are two divisions, one for the Senior and one for the Junior students. The officers of the Senior division are: President.....................Mr. George E. McGalloway, S. J. Vice-President................................Marion R. Batson Guardian...................................Samuel J. McAllister Secretary-Treasurer...........................Carroll M. Boland c . . Patrick R. I irkin Sacr,stans..........................................J Carlton K. Bergman Ninety-Two