Holy Cross Seminary - Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

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L x , . ., .. --s:'aa'21' i ' I Lrg ' 1,3 if - Early spring saw the beginning of steel erection atftlle in ' snows slowed down the construction schedule. Efforts. were ,. A l i g li which were to contain the dormitory and refectory. Atflheli l E 3 1 arrived in Lo Crosse from Wuldbreitbach, Germany, l'O'QSSUmB:ll1B' l K ' They were Sisters Aloysia, Gangolfa, Donata, and Coelesta. ' ' it The building really began to look like a building in'lJune,,with ing at top speed. The dormitory unit was first to assurne its Hnallform an stone work completed, and windows going in rapidly. Towering overltheg entire lqre foot smokestuclc, and near it the building which was to house the maze bf heqtihkj equipment for the sprawling building. 'A i ' ' 1 l f ,.o-:Ii-...f'--'7-u-x4 'sk 41-- ' ' -,.. f-,...-L...-'. '!n'f'H A Ma,-,se fzfiiiw .,f-4--at I .-.,, Q ,A WTWH . .5

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F- .-,----5-, .. ...-G4- s. f , -. .- -Q.: l , .1 ,.--v-,.. ... -,-.,-. ' O C A view of the interior angle formed by the two wings of the dormitory building, unit D . L 'P' I' .yi ' Tiff ,f2:'yee?2I 1 . ' A I E ...-.4ff '.i' ,, 5 Hg A 'f'l eflil?N945Sf?rrfsWb'iii3iflM5i,bring 'h5i25ii5F??'T5Sf fhe fhfngsiwasrsafp'P,ieaiciifEQ5diaa1' vo los mofi'75Q'?'5Qlf los9llY?fQfff5U.FQ,t171ateilalilgolods I or fo-lffifisfsfiffiiseiivovQr1fQifhiWki'Uld r J ble-desqdgfqm,empiysfigilfcfigasfc Q Despite this ra id rogress it became apparent in July that the buildings could not be com p p , .. . Pleted for use by fall, so the Seminary made ready once more to utilize its three converted residences in the cif of La Crosse. Minor renovating was done ot some of the propenties in an- ticipation of an enridllment which would top 'IOO forthe first time in the Sem1nary's brief historyci The fqcugfy grew fo Seven 10 keep pace with the increased enrollment and greater coss oa involved in having the full four years of high school in operation: 49