St John High School - Blue Book Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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Reverend Father Clarence Wood - Assistant Pastor Born at Flint, Michigan, Father Wood obtained his education at St. Mary School. His priestly studies were begun at Sacred Heart Seminary, Detroit, and finished at Mount St. Mary in Cincinnati, Ohio. He was ordained May 30th, 1947. Father Wood arrived in Jackson in No- vember of 1948. Sophomores and Seniors have been instructed by him in religion. These classes provide much satisfaction and knowledge. His greatest joy from be- ing the Director of Athletics was received from the return of the famous Duffy Jug. On a golden summer day, when Father has finished his priestly duties and all other necessary tasks, he is most likely to be found on a golf course. 1 . eReverend Father Francis Murray - Assistant Pastor Father Murray began his seminary days at St. Joseph's, Grand Rapids. Then he was transferred to Sacred Heart at Detroit, and later moved to Mount St. Mary, Cincinnati, and finally finished at St. .Tohn's, Plymouth, Michigan. His day of ordination was June Znd, 1951. Residing in Kalamazoo, Father Murray, as a boy, attended St. Augustine School, our great rival. His first assignment was at St, John's, and we have had possession of him since August, 1951. Since then, the Fresh- men and Junior classes have benefited by his instruction in the religion class. The Altar Boys learn how to serve Mass under his diligent teaching. He is also in charge of the Boy Scouts, Troop 45. His friendly manner and love of joking is enjoyed by all his friends at St. John's. 6

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FAREWELL, Today we leave our dear Saint John's, Our school years over at last. But never in our minds will falter The joyous thoughts of the past. Through these long years we've studied hardy We have worked, and played, and prayed. We have offered everything to God, Trusting that near Him we've stayed. As we go on through each new year We'll utter, each, a prayer For those who linger at St. John High, For those still toiling there. We pay tribute to the Sisters dear, Who, while we worked and played, Kept their constant vigil o'er Their children as they prayed. CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose Mighty like a rose, they say Concerning life's fair flower. Our hope is also in God's strength, As on us grace is showered. CLASS COLORS: Blue and White The brilliant colors of our class Portray our feelings light. Yet true devotion to our work Is held in Blue and White. CLASS MOTTO: Under Mary's Mantle Through all our years of study We've found devotion trueg Always, as'God's children Under Mary's Mantle Blue. ST. .TOHN'S And who could have fought those dreary years Without the aid of one blessed. Truly, God's grace has been given anew To His priests - His workers best. The Victory Bell on dear St. John's Rings out again anew To wish us many happy years In our future life so new! We're thankful that this happy year Has dawned to us at last. But yet a tear or two may drop To recall the years that have passed. And so we say, Farewell, St. John's, Bless us from above, And keep us ever in your heart Forever, with God's love. Joyce Calbert ALMA MATER Hail St. John's Blue and Gold, Dear Alma Mater To thee we pledge anew our fealty. Thine is the victory, All our hearts hast Thou conquered, We shall be true to Thee Eternally. Hail Alma Mater, our school belovedg Our spotless lives shall be Your greatest fame. Ever our guiding star, be Thou our inspiration, Honor and Loyalty Be ever to Thy name! 8