St Michael High School - Archangelo Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

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Our students ore fortunate nn the wade choice of actnvrttes avatlable to them through the different clubs Because of thus varnety every student funds somethmg that appeals to hs taste whether It rs screntrfrc cultural or ltterary Slmllarlty of :deals and Interest produces a spurt of companionship and fnendly competition among the students and this often en dures long after school days are over The greatest and most endurlng bond of all however IS that all actnvttles are placed under the patronage of Mary Our Mother She at whose prayer water was changed unto wane can un the same way spnrutuallze our ordlnary acttons and make them worthy of heaven where we hope to loin her In our eternal home beyond the stars I I x l 1 , . t t

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at 'O' nil, L- ,-,, P .f- 'N' .Ha 'f '-,.3.:' ,.i'r. 1 ashington Trip November 9, IO, ll, proved to be quite a whirlwind of activity for the class of 59 , for these were the days of the annual trip to Washington, After attending the 6:30 Mass at St. Michaels Church, they set out for their trip to the Nation's capital. It was a cloudy, dismal morning but that did not put a damper on their spirits, They stopped for breakfast on the highway and then continued on to Baltimore where they dined in one ot the colonial hotels. Arriving at Annapolis, they were taken on a tour through the Naval Academy. lt was with reluctance they left Annapolis, but the sight of Washington, beautiful in the setting sun was adequate compensation. Though tired from the long iourney all were ready and willing for the night tour of the city.