St. Philip Neri Society
Censor-Rev. H. G. Takkenberg, D. D.
President-Emil Carpentier
Vice President-J. O'Donnell Secretary-H. Stoeckel
Gorman, Norton, McGuire, Mowry, Kelly, Stauduhar O'Brien, Rhody, Dorgan, Murphy, Barnes,
Donegan,
Gannon,…
St. Tomas Literary Society
Censor—Rev. T. C. Donohue
President—Harold Ott
Vice-President—James Skelley Secretary—Leo Donohue
Feeney, Gerwe, Donohue, Sinnott, Skelley, Coryn, Hand, Mahoney, Wheelan,
Flahirty, Vander Vennett, Hudson, Horty, …
Organizations
LEARNING and expression are inseparable in a truly wise
man." Although this statement is anonymous, yet the faculty and students of St. Ambrose College accept it as an
evident certainty. We learn from books and other sources,
but these…
Autumn
Dancing on the pumpkin yellow and the apples gold and mellow
Autumn moonbeams gild the orchards and the fields of ripened grain.
Golden-rods and purple asters bloom unknown in forest cloisters
Where a brooklet breaks the silence with its…
Sat. 10—Afternoon and evening entertainment by the same society. S. A. C. beat
Graceland 48-0.
Sun. 11—Dr. Walsh lectured on worthless
reading.
Tues. 13—We discovered why it was so
cold in the rooms; the fireman got up
late for breakfast.
Sun.…
Sun. 7—Flanagan prepared a vegetarian
east for Garrity in his room.
Tues. 8—Ordination at the Cathedral.
Everyone was present.
Wed. 9—Rex was initiated into the Royal
Order of the Horseshoe. He bought his
first plug at the corner store this…
Calendar
September, 1917
Tues. 11—Opening day. Have
you inspected our wheat crop ?
Wed. 12—Rev. T. C. D. moved in
from the suburbs and has
taken a suite of rooms on the
boulevard.
Thurs. 13—Usual rush for back
seats in the class rooms…
