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THE ARPAS
The Arpas Club was again in the limelight at St. Ambrose. This
club, composed of freshmen only, was especially fortunate in securing
a membership, not only larger than ever before, but also capable of maintaining in a most…
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SODALITY
Although regular devotions to the Blessed Virgin were practiced from
the very beginning of the College, yet the Sodality was not formally organized until December 8, 1915. Then, under the direction of Father
Meinberg, the…
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BLESSED VIRGIN MARY SODALITY
FIRST ROW—Nigg, Burns, Lawrence.
SECOND ROW—Wagner, E. Kelly, Meade, McCabe.
THIRD ROW—A. Robinson, Datin, Baish.
FOURTH ROW—Lampe, E. Wolfe, McGrath, McDevitt.
FIFTH ROW—Welsh, Giltner, …
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Another important factor in our college life is the relationship established between many of the students by their brotherhood in the Knights
of Columbus. Every member is an ardent, whole-hearted Knight,
priding…
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
TOP ROW—Lew, Malloy, Murphy, J. Collins, Fitspatrick, Maloney, W. Collins.
BOTTOM ROW—Reidy, Giltner, Hannon, Nolan, Neiters, Flynn.
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THE SCIENCE CLUB
In response to a movement for better organization of the study of
scientific subjects, Professor Yancey sponsored the Science Club of St.
Ambrose, composed of men from the various science classes of the
school. The club…
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SCIENCE CLUB
FIRST ROW—Nelson, Selman, Lew, Frett, Lampe, Hinrichs, Collins, Rump, Miclot.
SECOND ROW—Loyet, Glenn, Van Besien, McLorraine, Prof. Yancey, Fischer, Giltner, Miller.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASS
The Public Speaking Class was again organized at the beginning of
this school year, and every effort was made to induce the college men
to join. Many of those prominent in the work of last year were forced
to…
