St Theresa School - Beacon Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)

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COMMERCIAL CLUB J,-'. 'Al ' T .uv fs. ,WT -ns'-es i e ,L , Q., I ... , . - s ...L-Qg,.tq,,a ..-X 19-at fin.. Q-7 wx' . ,U-QPR 5 The purpose of the Commercial Club, sponsored by Miss Gloria Casey, is to en- courage the students to become business minded and to promote a greater interest and a more active spirit in all commercial subjects. Anyone who has taken or is taking one or more commercial subjects with Z1 passing average and who has an active interest in the club, its purpose and necessary requirements for membership. The first meeting was held in the Church Lounge on October 10 following officers were elected: Virginia Hufnagel, Presidentg joan dent: Marguerite Renuart, Secretaryg and Bill Taylor, Treasurer. The every other Tuesday at the place designated by the sponsor. Tours, guest speakers are high-lighted throughout the year. u activities. lms the at whith time the Mack. Vite-Presi' meetings are held social events. and All the student members express the sincere hope that this club will remain an integral part of the schools extra-curricular program. Virginia Hufnagel Pat Benjamin ,ax 49 .KH Iv, e...I

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CIVICS CLUB OFFICERS joan Mack ,......,............................................ President George Murray ....... ............... V ice-President joan Zimmerman ...... .......,,,,.... R ecording Serretary Ann FitzGibbon .... ..... C orrefponding Secretary Dick Houghton .....r.... .....,.......,. S ergearzt-at-Arm: Another activity added to the school curricular this year was the Civics Club. Spon- sored by Mr. Homko, this club was organized to train students in leadership, to acquaint them with the problems of society today, and to promote an active interest in the com- munity scholastic stanclagds, and the Catholic principles of St. Theresa High School. A charter was sent for and received. The club is now registered in Washington as a member of the Catholic Civics Clubs of America. The club sponsored many activities this year such as lectures on Parliamentary Pro- cedure and keeping order at the school football games. We engaged several prominent men and women to speak to the club. Students visited civic organizations and reported to the class. An arrangement to visit the Miami Federal court was made. joan Mack

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ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFITICFRS RIQPRITSITNTATIVITS Bill Taylor .l... IIII.. I...I o o , Pwiirlwzf Rita Muzzy Marge Hicks .l,, , ,,l,,. ljitl'-Pl'6l'Tlf6llf lim O'D0wcI Frances Schneider .. , Sie I'w'I f ziiry Mickey North Catherine Herndon , ,,,, 'lreaifz 1'4f:4 Sylvia Witte janice Taylor Mary Anne Knauer Philip Renuart Danny Durrough lflorine Solly jimmy Schulte The Athletic Association, under the capable direction of Bill Taylor, sponsored a full schedule of high school athletic events this year. The Association sold refreshments at all home football and basketball games. They worked hard to help the Men's Athletic Association make a success of their big raffle and weekly bingo games. Frances Schneider