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recent reception on February 3,1956 included
Rosanne Biane, Carol Farr ell, and Patricia
Keane.
Unde r the patronage of Blessed Philippine
and the instruction of Mother Furary , many
freshmen are acquainted with the ideals of
the ChildrenofMary. They are invitedto join
the Aspirants ofSt. Madeleine Sophie unde r
the direction of Mother Campbe ll in their
sophomore year. All — pre-aspi rant s, aspir
ants , and members — strive daily "to make
interior life of the soul of (t he ir )daily life,"
bu t special honors go to Mary Turne r, who
has been elected three years in succe ssion to
crown Our Lady at the end of the scholas tic
year in May.
Religious Affairs
Th e Pres ident, Vice-President, and Secre
tary of the Chi ldren of Mary and two repre
sent atives from each class are the members of
this commi ttee,established under the Consti
tution of S eptembe r, 1954. The chairman of
the committee holds a place on the Student
Council , and also on the Joint Social Com
mit tee.
It is the privilege of this group to arrange
for spir itua l pract ices for the student body
each liturgica l season; to prepare for the
Firs t Friday Guard of Honor and all special
novenas and Masses; to carry out the plans
for all ceremonies and processions. TheApos-
tlesh ip of Prayer andthe League of the Sacred
Hea rt are alsounder the auspices of the com
mit tee. Asub-committee of volunteer student-
sacristans has the privilege of preparing under
the direction of the sacris tan all Masses and
Benediction s in the college chapel.
1954 Member s: Elavne Langenieux, Chair
man; Paula Sabin, Margaret Fahlstrom, Ruth
Jimenez, Rosa Maria Molina, and Barbara
Heney.
1955 Members:Elayne Langenieux, Chair
man; Paula Sabin, Margaret Fahlstrom, Mary
Earl ey, Mary Jimenez, Mary Borba, Patricia
Pra tt, andKathrine Seabrook.