St Anthony High School - Antholite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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IU Reverend Frederick W. Schaeper, C.PP.S.. Prompted by profound admiration and gratitude, We, the Class of 1944, render our tribute of thanks, of love, and of affection to our former pastor, Rev. Frederick William Schaeper, C.PP.S. Your timely advice Will ever be reinembered. Your burning zeal and above all, your genuine piety, will serve as an inspiration and incentive to lead a life in conformity to Catholic principles. Your kindly Ways and cheerful smile will help us to smooth life's rugged Way. For all you have done for us, We say f'God Reward You.

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Your life work lies mapped out before you in deep, clear lines: it is, God's will. Whether God's will leads across the dizzy heights of spectacular achievement or winds down through the safe and sheltered Valley of poverty and pain, it is for you-the Highway of the King. Follow it through life-follow it bravely-follow it steadfastly-and you will be kings and queens. Your way will be a march of Victory and, when death's shadows are falling, it will pass beneath the triumphal arch that bears, deep graven in its keystone, the unerring formula of success, God's Will. Rev. Henry Post, C.PP.S.

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Instructors of Religion Reverend Albert Frericks, GPRS. Reverend Joseph Lapinski, C.PP.S. Reverend James Jost, C.PP.S. Reverend Carl Gates, C.PP.S. Reverend Roman Anderson, C.Pl'.S. Reverend Alexander Leiker, C.PP.S. Though he only recently entered the portals of St. Anthony, Rev. Albert Frericlcs has already distinguished himself by his work as head of the C.l.L. Rev. Joseph Lapinski, former spiritual athletic director and Freshman instructor, is now convalescing from a long siege of illness. We extend our heartiest wishes for a speedy recovery to Father Joeu and hope he'll soon be with us again. Rev. James Jost, with his inspiring instruction classes, literally fascinates our Sophomores and instills a desire for further knowledge of Christ. Rev. Carl Gates instructs the Juniors, and it is said, on very good authority, that the unanswerable question concerning Church History is yet to be found. Rev. Roman Anderson has his day more than filled since he is Spiritual Director of both the Student Sodality and the Crusade. Seniors and Fifth graders alike eagerly anticipate Father's interesting religious instructions. Father Leiker's musical ability is always Very much in evidence at the Massesg during the week Father is both organist and choir, Seven