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

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0m 554502 764-adam Even before Bishop Baraga High School was built, the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet were teaching in Marquette at their St. Joseph's Academy, Baraga's predecessor. When that burned and Baraga was erected, the sisters, with Mother Agnes as superior, transferred their labors to the new school, where they continued teaching under the leadership successively 0f'lVlother Rose Vincent, Mother Sacred Heart, Mother Hose Columbo, Mother Marcella, Mother Gerard Joseph, Mother Fredericka, Mother St. Patrick, Mother Georgiana, and Mother Simplicia. Now with us are ...FU-uucfipadgngaad Saza7itmq7faee-wa.. ' Swmwtawqwfagw.. ...'7u4e4,8n9aaA Sd4:efa77tamff-fgcma.. .. ' Sumwmqiwmf... ...f4fm72faz.nq,4'4za, Swmwmqiwm .... Swmwtmqdawfvm.. ...Sauce 5azm7ftwuz74wm-ww.. ...En9la4,.4'mn S6Uf0Ll4lt44p4dz ..... 8

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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

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I ?05- 7 ?5 A j lx 1 tl 1 V l llllllwlwlt. W e, the Class of 1953, look back on the golden years ofour high school lQ'e with appreciation for the Christian education our priests and sisters have imparted to us, and now, fortmed by their instruction, we look forward to