Holy Family Seminary - Bridge Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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TIME AND PROGRESS 'The time has come around for us to prepare Volume V of THE BRIDGE and in the next few paragraphs we will try to give you a birds eye View of Time and Progress since our last report in Volume IV DATELINE SUMMER MONTHS 'I'he old raft on the lake being in need of too much repair, was replaced by Father Rindt and some students with a new one It is very strongly built and should last for a good while Also a good sturdy dock was added to the lake by Father DATELINE SUMMER MONTHS With more students coming new lockers and a few used ones were assembled by Frater Brzozowskl He also re built some chairs for use in the locker rooms DATELINE JULY 12 1960 Brother Berthold who had been working in the kitchen and keeping the grass cut down to s1ze returned to Hillman Mmne O D I C 5 . . K n . a g. I 4 0 I I , u a sy . , . , ' V v . . I ' '- . , ., ' ' ' cc ' u ' ' :V , O ,f - ' ' ' ' 9 a a I . . IBEN , nany V Dil nsin RKET rllfi DATELINE: SUMMER MONTHS: Father Schro- er with the help of Fraters Brzozowski and McNam- ara installed new fluorescent lights in most of the classrooms and also installed two new water coolers. Frater Gariazzo with the help of Fraters O'Hara and Jimenez spent a good portion of their summer painting various rooms in the house from the base- ment on up. DATELINE: SUMMER MONTHS: The stone planter in front of the seminary, having been cracked by the snow and frost, was in need of repair. Frater Oberstar removed the cracked sections and reset the stones, He also took the task of fixing the bridge, by giving a better reinforcement to the pillars in the bridge, DATELINE: SUMMER MONTHS: Frater Ober- star worked with Father Rindt in replacing the steps and wooden porch at the white house with a con- crete porch and new steps. The water pipes were badly scaled and rusted and Father Schroer replaced them with copper pipes. DATELINE: SUMMER MONTHS: The volleyball court now has nice new lines on it. The old lines were painted over by Frater Peters, who did a very fine job. Several other priests and scholastics also enlarged the gym by taking out a wooden partition. Sponsored by: MEADOWBROOK SERVICE STATION 10444 Lackland Road, Overland 14, Missouri sota MISS MARGRET .TURCZYK DATELINE: JULY 27, 1960. Miss Mai-gre: Jur- czyk arrived from Germany to help her sister in the kitchen, DA'I'ELINE: JULY 29, 1960. On this memorable day, the Rev. Lawrence S. Rindt, M. S. F., was awarded a degree of Master of Arts in history from St. Louis University. I-lis required essay dealt with The Early Years of the Missionaries of the Holy Family 1895-1918. We would like to congratulate Father and wish him many happy years of teaching. 5