Bishop Baraga High School - Baragan Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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Om Father Nolan Mclfevitt Msgr. David Spelgatti Each year students come to Bishop Baraga High School from Mar- quetteis three Catholic parishes - St. Peteras, St. Michaelis, and St. ,lohnis - and from St. lVlary,s at Big Bay to receive a Catholic edu- cation. ln coming to Baraga, however, they have not left their re- spective parishes, for the keen interest of their pastors follows them throughout their high school career. Father Nolan B. lVlcKevitt, as pastor of the Cathedral parish, helps to integrate the life of the whole school in his weekly talks to the student assembly. Father lVIcKevitt also inspects each student's report card at the end of every six weeks. Reports are likewise examined by the pastors of the other parishes, Msgr. David Spelgatti, Father Robert Cordy, and Father Raymond Carin. Each student experiences the encouraging assurance that his individual development is the personal concern of his pastor. We of the class of 753 are not unmindful of the care and concern so lavished upon us. Father Robert Cordy Father Raymond Carin 6

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7703- 7255 T- Z Q 1 'I ,Hx n n n WN , ' 1 X I w I 1 1 I hw! 1' I 5 The priests ofour diocese and the Sisters ofSt. Joseph of Carondelet have devoted their lives in teaching as how to be good Christians and citizens. Now we wish to thank them for their eawofsewdce

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,,' 5Z...Ti3 Father Williur Gibbs Father Robert Haas Father Edward YVenzel an cwz7 Every morning at 11:00, seven priests are seen entering Bishop Baraga High School to conduct the most important class in the students' day, RELIGION. The knowledge of Christ and His Church is a golden reserve upon which we can draw throughout the rest of our lives. By their instruc- tions these priests are enabling us to live a fuller, richer life here on earth and to lay up a treasure for heaven. 1, ather James DonneH5 Father Arnold Casanova Father Otto Sartorelli Father Ptaymond Smith 7