St. Vincent's Guild

FOR many years there has been one group at Howe which is of great importance in successfu ll y carrying on the work in the Chapel. This organization is St. Vincent's Guild. It is composed of cadets who act as the Acolytes and Crucifers, and it is an honor to be chosen for the work. There is one member chosen each week to serve in the Crypt, while for the Sunday service there arc usually three chosen. They assist the Priests in the service and make themselves useful about tlw Altar. This year the honor of Head Acolyte was g iven to \'Vhite, L., whose duties were the caring for the Altars and the training of the new members. The personnel of the Guild is as follows:

White, L., Head Aco l yte Gray, Crncifer Hottensen, Choir Crucifrr Lehman, Color Bcart'r Warren, Thurifer

Varnes, J., Boat Boy

Jones, S. Old Burleson

Bosworth

Kelley, W. Schnack, E. Burrows Little Williams

Dostal

McKenzie Wilson

Grut Roney Carver