Webster University - Lauretanum Yearbook (Webster Groves, MO)

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lflrfglj ,I-f WgQVf,' ' ' f ifgggf flu 'fl . First Row-M. I. Houlihan, L. Corbett, E. Thornton, G. O'Rourke, Presiclentg M. Herr, M. E. Flynn, M. Cantalin, I, Crowley, B. Perez. Second Row-V. Fahoner, M. E. Hollmeister, B, Schleicher, M. C. Iones, F. Delmore, T. Buckler, I. McFarland, I D. Henderson, N, E. Hunter, M. Wood, D, Ghio. Third Row-P. Weber, N. Peters, F. Rothex-mich, V. Vaalfh, D. Rogles, B. L. Williams, M. V. Casey, N. Bloomer, I. iespie. Fourth Row-V. Vermeersch, F. Herre, E. Merkel, B. Schweers, M, M. Ritter, M. F, Knoedelseder, M, Corrigan, b F. Martinek, M, M. Koenitz, H. Roche, R. Hauser. Filth Row-R. Boehm, D. Pauley, F. Baxter, A. Hunleikeb K. O'Rourke, M. I. Byrne, E. Pollmann, G. Macauley, Sixth Row-M. R. Perkinson, H. Buckley, M. Rengelkvcllgrre, M. I. Dorsey, M. L. Hyde, M. McGinn, B. Buddy, . ui o. LE EEBELE FHANEAIS Le Cercle Francais has become more active each year. lts purpose is to help those who are interested in supple- menting their knowledge and practice of French by provid- ing opportunities tor this purpose outside of class. The only requisite for membership is an interest in French. ' At the meetings, which are held every other week, talks are given on subjects pertinent to French customs, lan- guage, and people. Short plays are staged. Guest speak- ers address the club, two ot the most successful this year being Mary and Therese Renard, the small nieces of Mon- sieur Bonnet. The last social meeting of the year is devoted to a joint session with the St. Louis University French Club when M. Paul Barrette, adviser of the University Club, addresses the gathering. His subject this year was, Paul Claudel, Dramatist. Entertainment is provided by the Webster Cercle, and supper is served aiter the program. l83l

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First Row-E. Thornton, T. Buckler, Presidentg R. Hoing M Corrigan B L Williams Second Row-R. O'Donnell, R. Moller, E, Merkel, V. Herre M I Byrne M Godar P Gamp CLASSICAL ELUB The Classical Club, officially known as Sigma Epsilon Rho, is now in its ninth year and continues to fulfill the purpose for which it was formed, namely, to stimulate in the stu- dents an appreciation of Greek and Roman literature, daily life, customs, and government. The Webster Classical Club is a unit of the St. Louis Uni- versity Classical Club, which meets monthly at the Univer- sity or at one of the corporate colleges. During the cur- rent semester, Webster had the pleasure of entertaining the joint group on February fourteenth. In accordance with the vote of the members, the study plan of the club this year has been identical with that of the St. Louis University Classical Club, the general topic was The Political lnstitutions of Greece and Rome. Thus an opportunity was offered at the monthly meetings for further research and discussion on the points of interest introduced at the general meetings. l92l

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IN TEHNATIUNAL HELATIUNS The International Relations Club has as its purpose the desire to stimulate an interest in history through the study of various books dealing wih world-wide problems. The club was reorganized this year under the supervision of Doctor George Francis Donovan, director of the history de- partment and moderator of the organization. At the bi-monthly meetings the members reviewed books, donated by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, dealing with current problems in government and economics of all countries of the world. Membership is restricted to history majors. The officers for the year included: President, Dolores Becker Vice-President, Evelyn Wasem Secretary, Marion Lower Treasurer, Iune Stoddard CLUB First Row-R. Hoing, I. Stoddard, D. Becker, President, M. Lower, R. Stinson Second Row-I. Theobald, V. Nash, P. Lynn, G. Hayden, M. Niedzialkowski T811