St Aloysius High School - Aloysian Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

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RETREAT -X- A message from Father Louis Wheeler, S. I.-our Retreat Master, May 10-13, 1938. May your Crucifix ever remind each of you of your retreat in 1938. It is the emblem of extreme sacrifice that is perpetuated in the Holy Mass offered so often on many altars throughout the world. To be good and happy we must hearken to the voice of our Divine Master Who says, If any man will be my disciple, let-him deny himself and let him take up his cross and follow Me . In selflessness constantly and all in love for Christ crucified and for Christ in our neighbor, we shall walk nobly and happily and bravely on the road of life, even if it be cz Way of the Cross. Page One Hundred Nine

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FAHEWELL The successful completion of four years of study is something for which we have all worked. Therefore attaining this goal is a source of joy and satisfaction. With the thought of commencement, however, comes the keen regret of separating from the friends with whom we have been intimately associated during four very pleasant years at St. Aloysius. lt is rather odd how the ordinary becomes a part of us. ln school life each day follows a regular sched- ule. Yet, as the years roll by and in the end grows near, the ordinary becomes the extraordinary. Each day finds us more reluctant to leave. That is what St. Aloysius has done to us. lt is a grand school. We love it, and are proud of it. As we pass into the ranks of the Alumni we leave in the capable hands of the underclassmen something dear to us-our l-ligh School. They can still look for- ward to happy days in our Alma Mater, while we have only precious memories of the past. THE SENIORS OF l938. - ,'I'IlE1!l3I5 '-' - O H undred Ten