All Saints High School - Wings Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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CLASS HISTORY We began as frisky freshmen on the memorable sixth of September, in the year nineteen nunorcd and forty one. gur class consisted of forty QZICITQRQQ students. gn October Slat, we were initiated---but goodi We attended our first school dance on Qctober 250 What a dnnccg and could we danceigg True, the girls were dancing while the boys were outside meas- uring the side-walls. Then came examinations. The results were amazing. It was in this way the two honor studento were exposed. f13.F. -ind D.U.j Much to their sorroisr. We find it rather difficult to forget certain incidents of each year. when FIU5fMCR, wc wont to Pottcrs Lake accompanied by Sister H. Qgtcllc, our home room teacher. A grand time wns had ?y 'd., ill. Even though the virls did spend the entire dey row- ing the boats, fthe boys, on the Lane, bringing heme nothing but painful blisters and sunourn. When we became Sophomores we found that our class had increased in number, but ,NN towards the end, there was ,fy X---, a sudden decrease. Once fi- M. M 'N-s.. gain we enjoyed Q picnic at like ff'gX? Q4f,'fw, Potters Lake, but with Sister inf! '--' jg -ipl if p51g56Si N Li. Rouzsnhell-J. During the 'V Z, ' ,. .,..ff'if- ff X Smit: year we had the most 'fx :lgj?2'..'g5!-T-y ,-Qif ' interesting Biology jziunt 51 '- at Dewey Woods. We cime homo 3 WQ1Qf 5 gg y with a. variety of insects, 'E X. XC' ,E ,ff Plants, and other unusual xr- ' iii-Syl ., X 4, , 'K-1' , L specimens. 1? zixxx 16Ea:,,f 1

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HOLY NAIIE SOC I ET Y The Holy Name Society is a, world known Youth Or- ganization whose purpose is to attract young men, and by the freqwent reception of the Sacraments, become more holy and ple asi ng to God. H It is through theme me ans that young men fine it easier to attain their end in li?e.i By the gwiifnce of their superiors ard the upkeeping of the rwle: of the Society, their weaknesses ore overco C, ohrrfctern strengthened, and the sense of rescor.ihility rerlized lThe Holy Name Society is well ect a17::li4,he.'1 in All Saints, comprising 65 active membern The meetings are moot interesting ard yrncticfl, and are he ld every second 'Nedne sdny of emch month. Activities consist of Religions FU well fb Socifl i form s the Sod lists, the members of the Holy n . A Name Society too, offer the cond. 3'1rfl.'y oi' ef lah ' month for the intention of the hoyo in service, and receive the Holy Eucharist in Q body for the intention

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It was during this year we had so wonderfil a basketball team. As Juniors we were seein minus a few olesse mates. Wk were deprived of s great many vicnios and other forns of entertainment, perhaps the reason being rationing, or . ........ We were kept busy snd'ocoupieu by the ?1eonent ionoes in shite of all these srortoominas. ' It seems as tHD gh a year never passed that we were not fond of some mischievous occupation. The Freshmen boys found pleasure in throwing airplrnes out of the window, while the girls spent their time teaching one another the neaf and dumb language. 'When Sophomores the boys enjoyed throwing geo- metric figures at one another, and tyinf strinys from the shades to Sister's plants, as the girls were occupied publishing the WGoggip Pageru end Organizing the 'Gossip Clubn. As Juniors we engaged in tumultuous sessions of casting our books, erfsers, and irkhottlex o- round the room, terrorizieq some girls in their seats. When the Senior year dawned, it was so un- expected and TE .'.' were so pernlexed that we spent the first few months in vain fancy trying to over- Come the shock. After our recovery our time wrs taken up with various school rotivities. 6