St Marys High School - La Maria Yearbook (Huber, OR)

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Page Sixteen LA MARIA La Maria Staff Top Row--Jesse Webb, Ray Hall. Second Row-Ernest Stassens, Donald M. Elliizott. Center--fRev. James Maxwell. Third Row-Jack Murphy, Bernard Riverman. Fourth Row-Jack Bechard, Louis Nyssen.

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Qhganizatinnz LA MARIA STAFF STUDENT BODY SODALITY PUBLIC SPEAKING S. NI. CLUB GLEE CLUB DRAMATIC CLUB CAMPUS CAPERS

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LA MARIA Page Seventeen Student odly YVith the opening of school the Student Body Organization for the current scholastic year of T36 and '37 was formed. Officers were elected to guide its members through the many and varied ac- tivities. ln a closely contested bal- lot Jesse lVebb was elected Presi- dent: Lawrence Daley was chosen Vice-Presidentg Oscar Reynolds and Ernest Stassens were selected as Secretary-Trcasurer and Ser- geant-at-Arms, respectively. This quartet of student leaders proved their worth by successfully directing the destinies of the Stu- dent Body through a most active year. With the co-operation of all Soda The Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Nlary has been one of the leading features since St, Mary's existed. At present there are three divisions: the Senior Sodality for the High Schoolg the junior So- dality for the sixth, seventh, and eighth gradesg and the Children of lllary for the lower grade stu- dents. On the eighth of December, the feast of the Immaculate Con- ception, twenty-five new members were enrolled. Five sodalists of the Senior Class will leave this year, perhaps to continue their love and devotion to lllary Immaculate in Catholic Colleges, but assuredly in their private lives. Their num- ber, however, will be replaced and the membership will be increased by sixteen from the Junior di- a new high in student activities was reached. Kleetings were called twice a month and student prob- lems and needs were solved. The work of the officers was not con- fined to any single branch but they diversified their efforts by staging smokers, dances, by conditioning the various athletic fields and greatly aided the Dramatic club by filling the auditorium on each oc- casion plays were presented. The entire school feels deeply obligated to the President and his cohorts for their splendid work of the year. They have set a high mark for future governing bodies to aim at. lliity vision who graduate from the lffighth Grade. The monthly meetings, the gen- eral Communions, and other ac- tivities of the Sodalities were well attended. ln this way the Sodalists have given ample proof that their trust and confidence in the loving protection and guidance of their heavenly lllother has never failed. Both Sodalities elect their of- ficers at the beginning of each school year. In the Senior Division, Jesse lvebb was elected President, Raymond Hall, Vice-President, Louis Nyssen, Secretary, Jack liechard, Treasurer, and Vincent Davis, Sergeant-at-Arms. In the Junior Division Curtis lizell was chosen President, George Carrington, Vice-Presidentg Ralph Alton, Treasurer, and Albert Nackers, Sergeant-at-Arms.