St Francis Minor Seminary - Via Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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f Mk N 933-3-3-3-3-3-3-3 33326 1 If RC E jane-ca-cs-cz-cz-a-ca-oz-e-G-cz-c Olbrnnirlp SEPTEMBER JI-We returned to the Seminary to begin another year of study. SEPTEMBER 12e7T'he year was offivially opened with a Solemn Iligh Mass of the Holy Ghost. 0111- Rt. Reverend Rector not having: returned from his trip abroad, Father Huepper eele- ln'ated the Mass, at Which the. Reverend mem- bers of the faculty were present in the sanctu- ary. A very inspiring sermon was given by Father Brenner, S.T.D. SEPTEMBER 18-22uHm1se Retreat. Father G. Shaughnessy. S.M.. of Washington. DIX was our retreat-master. SEPTEMBER 22-Ordinati0ns t0 Deaennship and Snb-Deaeonship. The following members of the fourth course of Theology received Deacon- ship: Reverends Ralph Alstadt. Michael Dukto, Gerald Harrington. A'it-holas Kreihich. Joseph Kundinger. 'Andrew Linsmeyer. Frank Mehigan, Henry NovotnyY Vincent Peters, Syl- vester Piotrowski, Aloys Tryehiatowski. and Raymond Zeyen. Clarence Schonten and Her- bert XValdkirch received Suh-Deaeonship. OCTOBER CHThe Classic football team won its opening game, defeating Second Philosophy 25-0. OCTOBER 12e001umbus Day. We were given a general free-day today. OCTOBER 3MThe members of the fifth class enr tertained 11s with a humorous program. NOVEMBER 4eFaculty day was observed reli- giously. The Solemn High Mass was celebrated by 0111' Rt. Reverend Rector. NOVEMBER 5v-Faculty Day was celebrated. A program was held in honor of our Reverend Professors in the morning. Rev. Piotrowski. 0111' house prefect, delivered an address and in the name of the students presented Mon- signor Breig and the members of the faculty with a spiritual bouquet. NOVEMBER 29 Thanksgiving Day. DECEMBER RAThe Feast of the Immaculate Con- vention. Father Maas received the new mem- bers into the sodality of the Blessed Virgin. DECEMBER 21;A happy day. We went, to our homes to spend the Christmas Holidays with 0111' folks. 1929. JANUARY 3- WVe returned to the Seminary. JANUARY 2MThe Art'hhishop's Patron Feast was observed religiously. JANUARY 21----A holiday in honor of His Grace. JANUARY 22-28eMid-year examinations. JANUARY 29-The. Feast of Saint Francis do Sales. This is 0110 of the greatest days of the year at the Seminary. The. Solemn High Mass was celebrated by the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Trandt. Father John Bntt 0f Racine delivered a very fitting sernmn. At two delock in the afternoon the degree of Master of Arts was eonferred upon the following: Rev. Leo Courtney. Rev. Anthony Fisher. Rev. Nivholas Kreibich. Rev. Joseph Knndinger. Rev. Henry Novotny, Rev. Sylvester Piotrowski, Mr. John Murphy. Bachelor of Arts was conferred upon Messrs. Delbert Basche. Harry Bolton, Frank Cikow- ski. Aloysius Croft. Mathias Gorges, Joseph Dreis. Alfred Guttenlverg. Ward Hafford. Aus- tin Henry, Leo IIinz, Richard Keller, Edward Kinney, Robert Klein, John Koenig, Louis Koren. Frank La Buwi, Henry Langenfeld. John Miller, Francis Paulus, David Ryan. Francis Ryan, Joseph Seifert, Horace Schroe- der. Joseph Swierozunski, Martin Vosheek. and Joseph Wamser. At the conferring ceremonies the Very Rev erend Sylvester J. Dowling delivered the hatL calaureate address. JANUARY 3fk-Mid-year Holiday and a general free-day. a FEBRI'ARY 2-Ordinations t0 the Holy Priesthood and Deaconship. Rt. Rev. Bishop Rhode 0r- dained, due to the, illness of mu- Archbishop. FEBRUARY 7-Thirteen Hours Adoration. MARCH 7-The Feast of Saint Thomas Aquinas the patron of schools. MARCH 18--A program was given by the Irish Students of the College and Theological dee partments. The feature of the entertainment was a nne-aet farcical playlet entitled ttPat. This was the best Saint Patrick's Day program staged here. Good work. fellows. MARCH 30wXVe. began our Easter Vacation. APRIL 3-eThe return to svhool fur the fmal lap of the year. APRIL lRiThe members of the Saint Stanislaus Kostka Society. under the direction of Father Ladislans Bednarski. presented a play. 333-342.3-3239fl 9 2 9 DrQ-jl-E-QEQ-ILESEQGL - Page Seventy-onc

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SEDED-Eo-s-zo-zba-g-za-3-3Q$ERCBjQUGE-e-cs-cz-czcz-ee-e-a-3-: MAY 31The annual Douglas Egan elooution 0011- test for the members of the third and fourth Classes was held. MAY QWAscension Thursday. 111 the afternoon the first Semilnu'y-Alumni baseball game was played. MAY IGtShakespeuI-e's Merchant of Venice was presented by the St. Thomas Literary and De- buting Soviety. Many of our alumni visited us today. MAY MHTIIO Feast of Corpus Christi was ob- served with the usual snlenmity. J U N E ltlat '0111111911091110111 day. JUNE 11-4119 school year closed. and once more we returned to our homes for the lung happy summer months. tRoumRT J . ANTHONY. THE SEMINARY ORCHESTRA 1, J. Cimbalnik; 2, G. 11k; 3, H. Langenfeld; 4, A. Bachhuber; 5. R. Bernert; 6, Ht Wagner; 7, R. Ziegler; 8, H. Kleiber; 9, C. Altenbach; 10, R. Keller; 11, A. Makowski, Director; 12, A. Schmitz; 13, B. Docken- dorff; 14, C. Felsst; 15, M. Gorges; 16, E. Van Handel; 17, E. Bettinger; 18, V. Kuehn. Wei- 9393 33$; Page Seventy-trwo I929 Drww