St Andrews Seminary - Mapav Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Mission Day Mission Day, celebrated early in May, is the high point of the year for the Mission Society. The profits from this undertaking fare sent to various alumni and friends in the mission fields. The day began with a talk by a missionary priest, who discussed some of the aspects of his work. Af- ter this the booths were opened to the students until late in the after- noon. An auction followed the races and raffles. The day ended with a movie in the evening. Three physically fit fcoughlj harriers at the starting line of the Mission races Father Halloran is thinking about his paper route which must get done no matter what to- morrow brings. The crowd gazes in awe at the brand new invention. talk- ing silent movies. Four smart seminarians are dying to eat. Menu: Hots, pop, and Ja' Hrzant

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Gaudeamus ln the spirit of Halloween fun there is a night in the fall of the year on which each class presents one or two skits. This year there was a dinner preceding the festivities during which the faculty received pertinent awards. Patrons of the Cafe au Lait will doubtlessly remember the fun and merri- ment of that evening. The Third Year presents Green Pasturvs Pat Ryan provides the beat for some modern day hit songs. The camera catches part of the crowd enjoying the night's festivities. The Juniors, re-enacting an important faculty meeting. The Sophomores dramatize a classroom scene. The Freshmen act out a touching scene from Jerk's Law.