South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-08
Notre Dame News

The feast OF St Thomas Aquinas,
patron OF the Catholic students in
philosophy and the recognized -au-
thority on Catholic teachings and
doctrines was httingly observed by
the members of the junior and sem
Tor classes OF the arts, letters and
journalism departments at the Uni
versity OF Notre Dame yesterday.
The juniors and seniors were granted
"a holiday while the sophomores and
students OF the other departments
who are members Of philosophy
classes were excused from attend
ing that particular class.
At one o'clock, the university gave
the annual banquet in the junior
refractory. a select menu being pre-
pared by Brother Florian. G. ). G.
The Rev. DR.. Mathew Schumacher.
c. s. c.. director of studies. the
Rev. Leonard Carricco. c. s. G,
dean Of the English department. the
Rev. Cornelius Hagerty. c. s. G. and
the Rev. Charles 6. Miltner, c. 5. G.,
professors of philosophy were the
guests of no nor.
Members of the junior and senior
classes who attended the banquet
were: Stanislaus Bielecki, Francis
Butler. Stephen Roche, Martin Man
gan, Francis Nowakowski. John
Ryan. Stanislaus Lisewski, Paul
Beagham. Arthur Hope Thomas
Tobin, William Havey, James Nc
Donald Thomas Hannifan. Donald
McGregor, Thomas Duffy. George
Hayyer. Theodore Rademacher, Ed
win Hunter, Alexander Szczepanik.
James Connerton, Paul ScOheld. Dill
Ion Patterson. Charles Grimes. Paul
Connaghan, RoSert O'Hara. Richard
Devine, Bernard Oevine. Ellwyn
Moore. Lyle Musmaker. Frank Wyss.
John Buckley, Leo Ward, Cornelius
Palmer. Frank Goodan Thomas
Healy, Sinnot Meyers, Thomas
Beacon.
After the banquet the students as
sembled IN the university parlors in
the Administration building where
after an informal discussion a st.
Thomas Aquinas academy was or
gained Of which the Revs. Mathew
Schumacher. Charles Niltner. Leon
ard Carricco and Cornelius Hagerty
were chosen as the mOderators.
Regular monthly meetings viii be
held during which papers on phil
osophical topics will be delivered by
the members of the new society.
Complying with orders received
from the government department of
Education i'm Washington. n gov
eminent psychological test will be
given for all freshman and sophie
more students attending the Uni
versity Of Notre Dame this after
noon i'm the basement library. The
psychological test will be given UNI
der the direction of Prof. William
Farrell with the assistance OF num-
Der Of students from the philosophy
classes. Although the test is option
al with the juniors and seniors. many
have signified their intention of TAX
ing the test.
\ large number Of Notre Dame
students have taken the required
test when they were indicted into
the service during the period Of the
war The psychological eXamina-
tion is given as a test Of general
ability and alertness.
The sermon course during the
Lenten devotions for the students
at Notre Dame is announced by the
Rev. Thomas Burke. c. 5. G.. pre-
feet If discipline. The services on
Wednesday evening include a short
sermon and benediction.
The schedule Of sermons follows:
March -. Salvation" by the Rev.
Charles G. Miltner, c. s. c.: March
49, "Sin." by the Rev. Leonard Car
ricco. c. s. c.: March 26. Death, q"
ny the Rev. Cornelius Hagerty, c.
6. c.: April ., Hell" by the Rev.
William a. BOlger. G. s. c.; April
Q. THE Passion" by the Rev. Leo
Heiser, g. :. g
Under the auspices OF the "T. T.