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

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A History of the Holy Redeemer ' Alumnae Association ON the evening of November twelfth, 1915, Father Franzen called a meeting of the Holy Redeemer graduates. The response was enthusiastic and the attendance gratifying, for nearly all who lived within the city were present. This marked the first reunion of the former students and it gave birth to those enduring sparks of loyalty and allegiance which have been kept alive even to the present day. After a secret Vote was cast by ballot the following were elected to hold office for one year: president, Miss Winifred Kerwing vice-president, Miss Bernice Baker: secretary, Mr. John B. Collins: treasurer, Mrs. A. L. Kent: historian, Miss Marietta Quinn. It was moved and supported by these officers that all graduates and post-graduates of Holy Redeemer be accepted to member- ship either honorary or active. A constitution consisting of six articles sub- divided into sixteen sections was drawn up and it was further suggested that the Alumni hold three meetings a year, one in October, another in early Spring. and the third at the Alumni banquet. In closing the meeting, Father Franzen said: The object of the Holy Redeemer Alumni shall be to promote social intercourse among its members: to keep in close relation with its Alma Mater: to preserve and strengthen her teachings and to advance her interests! However, the year 1919 marked a change in the personnel of the Alumni when Father Cantwell distinguished the girl graduates from those of the Broth- ers' School by forming two associations and naming the girls' The Holyl Redeemer Alumnae Association. It was also during this year that we became more closely affiliated with the Inter-national Federation of Catholic Alumnae. In December, 1921, a holiday dancing party was given by the Alumnae at the Elks' Temple. This was the first social event ever given by the Alumnae, and it was a tremendous success. When the Immaculate Heart Sisters celebrated the anniversary of their Diamond Jubilee, many Redeemer representatives were present at the pontifical high mass at St. Mary's Chapel in Monroe. In March, 1929, the Alumnae was re-organized by Father Elenz and new officers were installed. Miss Josephine Collins was elected president: Miss Angeline Benson, vice-president: Miss Eunice Petiprin, secretary: Miss Susan Schneider, treasurer, When a banquet was tendered to the Class of '29 at the Fort Shelby Hotel, two hundred members were present and the dance at the Book-Cadillac a year ago was considered a brilliant success, The card party at the auditorium, on February fifth, brings the activities of the Alumnae up to date. And thus' our review is completed for the present, but history repeats itself and well may it be so: for as each sweet girl graduate leaves Holy Redeemer to join the ranks of womanhood, she may have the assurance that there is a connecting link, binding her forever with her former classmates. That link is the Alumnae, and as a correlated whole, the Alumnae has become almost spiritually related to the succeeding classes, and, what is more, to the Immacu- late Heart Sisters who form the background of school day memories. R. Livernois '30, Page Sixty-five C fi A M P A N I 1 L E 6.54.1 ' l V5 sg X- ,Ami Ss X of . ' A . nl N u

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l 1.1 Alumni Snaps K, 1 I 9 i Coopersmith, J. Reaume, D. McEnhilI. 2. D. Collins, M. Morrissey. Walsh, H. McCarthy. 5. D.McEnhill, J. Chapman. F. Mooney, 1. Reaume. M. Fitzpatrick 8. B. Schneider. I. Roberts. K. Burns, D. Carlen. 9. 3. M. Fleming. 4. M 6 J. Curran, H. Walsh M. Laramie, C. Fitzgerald Soules, M. Law. 10. A. Beaudoin., D. Burke, E. Roach. C. Rinke, L. O'Donnell, D. Slarbinowski Senkjiel. 11. Top: K. Barry. D. Carlen, B. Schneider, H. Ryan, M. Arthur, N. Horger Williams M. Peterson Tomlinson. B. Welsh. Bottom: K. Burns, A. Menth. M. Callon, I. Campbell Foley. 7. G. D lItlg1L' Sixty-sc'Ucl7