Aggie 1951 - Yearbook

FIRST ROW: J. Huard, H. Lydick, D. Pelowski, T. Gruhot, L. Mesheske, B. Wurzbacher,
T. Hapka. SECOND ROW: R. Kresl, R. Kluzak, D. Nelson, M. Auer, E. Holy, C. Bourgeois,
L. O'Claire, T. Sczepanski. THIRD ROW: R. Schonhardt, E. Taus, R. Olson, R. Donahue,
Miss Hughbanks, V. Fitzsimmons, P. Wald. FOURTH ROW: K. Szymanski, R. Kasprick,
K. Gruhot, R. Parent, D. Peppin, R. Tucker, H. Troska, D. Chilton. FIFTH ROW: C. Vanek,
D. Holy, W. Paur, L. Polack, T. Aas, A. Hoeft, F. Turgeon.
Newman Club
The Newman Club is an organization for
the Catholic young men and women on the
campus. Meetings are held every other Monday
evening under the direction of Father Fellian of
St. Anne's Parish in Crookston. Catholic prac-
Hi-Y and Tri Hi Y
Regular meetings of the Tri-Hi-Y are held
twice a month. Occasionally joint meetings are
held with the Hi-Y.
Projects carried out during the
cluded the making of picture books or crip- inpled
children, collecting clothes to send over-
Tri-Hi-Y officers Alice Grove, Yona Magnusson,
Alice McDonald, Betty Ann Johnson and Miss Rem
Bede, advisor, prepare to leave for Duluth.
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tices and doctrine as well as ways of Christian
living are discussed at these meetings. Miss Fae
Hughbanks has served as faculty adviser since
the club's organization.
seas, and putting on a clean-up drive.
Each year a convention has been held in
Duluth in December. A group of two or three
is chosen and sent there to bring back inspira-
tion and ideas.
Hi-Y officers Dennis Warnes, Allen Love, Charles
Holmquist, and Kenneth Ewing. Homer Fausch is
their advisor.