St Joseph High School - Torch Yearbook (Bay City, MI)

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,Q cw .f .f 'fl . r if tx .f f. V 47. . ,x D. Q. ,J N x x Q 3 .Qv SCHOOL CALENDAR ' 24? 77 ,,,,,17i 41 ?3E 3 The seniors witnessed a criminal trial at the county courthouse. 3'i5 :ga 7- Sf 9 A retreat was conducted hy Father Leonard, CP. ,X ll-Zl As Lent drew to a close and the year's areatest feast neared, the students heqan their Easter vacation. fif 'Ja 25 The sodality meeting for April took place. 2 .22 ETX MAY - fi' l Nominations for sodality officers for the following year were made at the committee meetinqs in the freshman, sophomore, and junior rooms. l6 The officers elected to serve during the school year l94l-42 fl were formally installed at an impressive ceremony. l8 f-The senior play You're the Doctor and the dance Tales from the Vienna Woods were presented. fi t9 A diocesan school soclality rally took place at Visitation Parish. The crowning of the Blessed Virgin climaxecl the big event. f 29--Night of Nights! At last the day had come! The lunior-Senior Q5 Banquet and Prom at the Wenonah Hotel ballroom took place. IUNE 5- 6 Great snakes! Those awful exams again! 8 The end has come! its all over nowl Baccalaureate Day arrived. lt was also Commencement Day, and the evening saw a solemn group of seniors step out of the old life into the new. 9-lU Tho annual school picnics took place, lt- The freshmen, sophomores, and juniors returned for the report cards that meant for them a new role they were now sopho- inores, juniors, and seniors! Another school year has ended, a pleasant year. lt was all too REQ Q7 short for those who found in it what it held for honest, joyful . hearts. Thirty-six seniors bade farewell to their teachers, ad- J visers, and chumsg thirtyesix seniors found the end of their hiqh school days an unforgettable occasion. Ono hundred and seventy .1 other St. losephites completed another year, another milestone , in the rocky toad of life, another step of the clinib to finality. O Goodhye, l94l-42! A fill' offy iv, It --1 7 ti' .t 't ' ,f V- ! 3. E- t tx ,U .s K:-N. ff Tipf T' 'T 'ii l J 1 .- N ,K x X K x v tx N ,.,.4 If 1