Trinity High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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wW,l eff The upperelassmen of the boarders had their speeial group doing more advanced work in Catholic .-Xetion study. Bro. Kinchius was moderator of this group. Seated: Schieflier. Honner. li tfimpl. Standing: S. Marley. Hush. N.-I 4 'V ' -Um xg C ,ff ' ' C W l v i H .ff , lux is-as 25 CATHOLIC ACTION STUDY GROUPS Bro. Ignatius Kinehius, Sli., was the moderator for this group of l'll't'SllIllt'Il boarding students in their initial efforts to learn the fundamental principles of Catho- lic' Xction. Seated: P. Slllllliillll. llrir-h. J. Nlar- ley. Standing: ll. tlimpl. J. Ryan. '11 fgffi sz 11,3 -1- xa f ' 'A' im-4 3 --ogg:-Q-1---Q'- 3 Wi I i ,, The Sophornores and Freshmen among the day students formed their group with Bro. James lm- hof as moderator. Seated: Cianihruno. Sehoen. Bel- knop. Standing: Dennis Dow. Juar- ez. llerrel Dots.

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GUIDING THE SOHOOL'S RELIGIOUS PROGRAM My 7f'E,fZMy x :K X 'SE EDUCATION BY THE Ing gg- so IETY OF N I-M MARY I-x X ' X X Maf1an1StS B10 I natlu IXlllf'lllll SV Bro Jameg Imhof SNI llu pllllli opllx of crlueatlon of the mem lx IH of ilu SOIICIS of Mary Hlmg hrst lowdrml f od man N laet end In all claxecb 0fTr1m1x lll ll School lll1Q bl IL purpo e IQ foremo l lo tram thf xoun, Cdlholle people of toclax Into thf fdlllllllf' lc dclrrs of tomorrow Xml In mm Xl an em mums on dl wtuclent the lmpoltame of llun bemz, eonbuoub uf thc ll natulal and Qupernatural encle At TFIHI the pln ll 1l mental and splrltual lexel tlu IINII is cxpcctecl and lmpem for Ill ear stu nl 1 l11l lu be molclul lnto ann! wr 1 s Son f 'Nldu L1 lrulx fiillllll ,entlznwn txalnecl to le ul III tllf w rlrl of tomorr w 18 Fr Jdme Donnellx 9 Xl r lalphl Gm 5 l'1 LdXKl6 1lCCNI0l1llClIN SU l ll X il. 'Q 1 us V , f'1 kJ ld Q fx. 5 -': u' ,W v' ' .h ' s I , ' ': L . ' 'gi Q' ., Q as 5, 'L 5: ,, . x 7 U I' . 4 V ' 1 If ', 2' 1 . f 1 l's l'1s gl'g': 'l: sof . Q n ?.q . U l i 1 ly, after four years of Catholic training on , lg 2 f: ' l th 5 - l fr 2 cle' S l z ' - - ' l R Cl rust, g7 JP' 21 .f 0 A ' ', ' Y' I fc lf, ' ' 4' 4 xi ' x 'V 0 '. -,g lil- . -g.:.xI.

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9 SODALITY OF MARY IMMACULAT E The Sodality of the Immaculate Conception was organized anew on September Sth, 1916, on the Feast of Our l.ady, Queen of ,-Xpostles. Brother James lmhof was moderator of the Freshman- Sophomore Day-Student divisiong Brother Donald Mt-Kee was in charge of the Resident-Student di- vision, and Father Lawrence Monheim, chaplain of the school, was director of the Junior-Senior High School section. :Xt the weekly meetings held on Monday after school the emphasis was always on prayer. discussion activities-with a special view to devotion to Mary, as inspiration toward an apostolic lay life. The approach to the Sacraments, visits to the chapel, Catholic reading, and many other CATHOLIC acts were highly encouraged. Principal activities on a sodality-wide basis were the clothing drive, paper drive, Marianist sub- scription drive, attendance at the Youth Holy Hour at the Cathedral and other student youth rallies. :Xn attempt was made in all divisions to spread the seeds of the lay apostolate, in behalf of Christ, through Our Blessed Mother, Mary Immaculate. Tighe. Y. Pres.: Dreyes. Pres.: lleacom. Treas. JUNIOR-SENIOR SODALITY lst row: C. lleacom. Tight-. Con- nors. Striegel. llreves. 2nd row: Engel. Sullivan. Dough- erty. McCuill. Murphy. Costello. Q A , 3rd row: McCarthy. Conway. Stroup. Prince. Marriot. Clark. Boulay. Tierney. 'W- R. Prince. Sec retary.