University of St Thomas - Aquinas Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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0 The Student Affiliate of the American Chemical Society provides a medium of discussion outside of the classroom which supplements the lectures of the science instructors. Among the outside speakers whom the club heard at its meetings was Dr. Ross Aiken Gortner, chief of the division of biochemistry at the University of Min- nesota. The club draws its membership from students of chemistry, mathematics and physics. Donald Frechette is president of the club, and its faculty adviser is Dr. James Carney. Left to nght jirft row f Nob1.r H Coxgrove R Mach D .Ffffhffli R Bucher, S. Quigliy, f . Alberi, R. Flesch, L. Hodgin, A. Stcpan, F. Garnett, M f Carney adm' E McMullen F M-zllar E Breault Second row L MCGf4w, W- Cfawfofd-

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ykzym O In the parlance of the stage, the Players club is looking for an angel who could make provisions for the facilities and direc- tion it needs to become independently pro- ductive. At present the club is obliged to confine its activities to cooperation with the Laboratory Players of the College of St. Catherine. This year they assisted the St. Catherine's group in the production of The Goose Hangs High, their major undertaking, and many smaller works of the Play Pro- duction class. Members of the club also served as stage hands for the Choral club presentation of the Pirates of Penzance. Joseph McGillis is president of the club. Mr. Leonard Hauer is the adviser. -, 55 e W 1-11. ' ' 1 ' , Pla Kam Jfnf dub , Ulhzle f4ff i7Z gfbMrG,yjz3, 6 ld a 0 , Meyer on .ML Za fzjlfa, B06 opfftlfa, Lzfl to right, jirxt row: F. Wextcrmeief, j. Strauu, L. McCall, F. O'M:ara. Third row: R. Rosackzr, f. Hamm, R. Meyer, j. 0'La-ugh R Snyder, j. McGilli.r, V. Razxchko, R. Bartoletti, R. Mitchell. Second lin, D. Condon, R. Bigot. row: R. Lanan, f. 0'Lza1y, R. Koen, B. Frisch, j. Pawzrf, M. Welrh,

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966173 0 Appropriation of two thousand dollars by the All-College Council to purchase uni- forms and instruments for College band members has made possible the organi- zation of an All-College band as a distinct unit from the Academy military band. The reception which was accorded the new band by students attending the recent convo- cation concert indicates that interest is whole-heartedly behind the Council's action in this new project. In addition to playing for convocations, pep fests, parades and athletic events, the band steps out occasionally for an evening of its own. One of its successful functions was the band club dance. Directing the band is Sergeant John Weber, U. S. A. re- tired. Donald Frechette is student director. as-ij they G0 'O b 11 0,S.E2Qz.z?3'HZ1fz.dfhfffhaffw ' music whfnmn thly gckzlodcrm 4'01md'