Holy Redeemer High School - Campanile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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5. if Cf' I. ! ' 1 . 7 nn' 'ie fs ' 'x 5 'Lv Ig ,jf 'xi 7 Y ',' .. F s I ZYX? V S ,i f Q, UI, x D . r - S' If f I Q . ' . X as L, ,, .J . Q .3 .4 I 5- I, L . . : rl, 4 -1 X fi' ' ' X6 il- 1 l i I Sitting: Left to right. W. Heimbuch, J. Madigan, T. Collins. Standing: C. Mooney, T. Kent, N. Foley. Alumni Association HE Alumni Association was founded ten years ago by a small number of Redeemer graduates who helped to create in it a living memorial to those happy yesterdays of school and youth. The members were few then, but dur- ing the years that followed each graduating class contributed greatly to its numbers and abundantly to its successes. Looking ahead, from that decade past, those men realized the momentous task they had assumed. But they were men and their efforts, combined with the kind assistance of the Brothers of the Society of Mary, have resulted in an organization of which the parish can be justly proud. Each year the association sponsors a banquet for the graduating class. two moonlights, a field day, and a grand ball. In September the officers are elected for the ensuing twelve months. and the installation of the new oficers is an interesting feature of the Alumni's social program. This year the ball was held jointly with the Alumnae. The cooperation of the two organizations, to- gether with the support of their loyal friends, made possible the success of this event. The Alumni is a growing organization. It started in a small way but the careful guidance of these men, who have at one time or another been at its helm. has promoted its rapid development. Today, though still small, it em- bodies all those things its founders hoped to realize in it. It is truly a success, I. VI I ,W N Y -UAL-D 1 M , g ,,- E YQ V i . Q' X . ff - lla, Q l l lllllll n --.--- ug gg g' s f 'l ,s l , , V fravsvailzzissfleg- H. -a. '- V 'f ri Page Seventy-two

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