University of St Thomas - Summa Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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4 KW t $ W wa, '- tvl W t vy , w x Q$ VA SODALITY OF OUR LADY LEFT TO RIGHT: Marianne Niquette, Janet Kingham, Kathy Strieber, Dorothy Williams, Linda N. E. Venza, Tommy Doningue, Geraldine Larke, Barbara Brophy, Margaret Porter, Carol Kane. ttTO JESUS THROUGH MARY The Sodality has for its mottOettTo Jesus through Mary. It strives to attain this end by means of self sanctification, sanctification of neighbor and the defense of the Church. In order to enlighten and strengthen its- embers the Sodality reviews Catholic periodicals and then discusses them at the eetings. Other projects include the fos- ering 0f the daily rosary, posting the legion of Decency list, and the annual I ay crowning of the Blessed Virgin. LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Brophy, Secretary; Tommy Domingue, Prefect; Kathy Strieber, Vice- Prefect; Linda Gavin, Treasurer. R. E. LAMB, C.S.B. Faculty Adrimr

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7 t , y t e , W-wmfwyi HOLY NAME SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Father J. L. Meyers, J. B. Cirincione, Larry Ross, Bill Mahoney, William Byrne. SECOND Harold Klein, Jim Duffy, Fred Young, DOn Heerensperger, Don Kronenberger. THIRD ROW: Tom- my Jung, Vincent O,Brien, Bill Gibbons, Reilly Venza. FOURTH ROW: Russell Garcia, Mike Benz, Pat Gib- bon's, Nick Parigi, Lee Butler. FIFTH ROW: Charles Krohn, Sam Sacco, Jim Tucker. wwtm Aw ,t Bill Gibbons, Marshal; Jim Tucker, Treasurer; Pat Gibbons, First Vice-President; Sam Sacco, Sec- retary; Charlie Krohn, President. Not pictured: Bob Becker, Second Vice-President. REV. J. L. MEYERS Faculty Adviyor uBLESSED BE GOD, BLESSED BE HIS HOLY NAMEtt The primary objectives of the Holy Name Society are the honor and glory of God and the personal sanctification of its members. In pursuance of these objec- tives the members practice frequent recep- tion of the sacraments, especially the monthly reception of Communion in a body, and veneration of the Holy Name of Jesus. As secondary objectives the members of the society this year participated in the Christ the King celebration, the Houston District Holy Name Union, and the Di- ocesan Council of Catholic Men Conven- tion. The members also furnished servers for the daily masses on campus, and Sun- day masses at the Veterarfs Hospital.

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AMERICAN STUDI ES CLU B American Culture today will only be interpreted by drawing on its foundations in the past. It is t.he endeavor of this club to examine that lit- erature that has been representative of American cul- tural striving. An interest in history, and an appreciation of lit- erature is combined in informal discussions Of each work. Among this year's collection of studies were THE SCARLET LETTER, by Nathaniel Hawthorne, AS I LAY DYING, by William Faulkner, and THE RISE OF SILAS LAPHAM, by William Dean Howells. Dr. William McKee, Faculty Advisor; Jim Farge, Monthl meetin s are held t the horn f D. Y g a e O r Secretary; Laura Lou Coffee, President. and Mrs. William McKee. FIRST ROW: Mary Laura Ryan, Sandra Reese, Peggy Arledge, Bobbie Caviness, Myrna Lamp- ing. SECOND ROW: Helen Fol- ey, David Donoghue, N. E. Ven- za, Frank Comte, Margarita Ma- drid, Nancy Chauvin, Noel La- Fontaine, Jim Studdert, Emma Richmond. THIRD ROW: Pat Anderson, Joe Efird, Kitty Vann, Josie Gallerano, Tommy Jung, Garland Debner, Linda Langdon, Sally Richmond.