St Marys High School - Labarum Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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'17, Ruth Gordon, Saginaw, Clara Grabmeyer, Saginaw, George Gramlich, California, Leona Gray, Saginaw, Bessie Grow, Saginaw, Virginia Kleese, Detroit, Mable Mahoney, California, Margaret O'Reilly, Saginaw, Herbert Schnettler, Saginaw, Francis Wolfarth, Saginaw, Marie Wilmot, Saginaw. T '18, Marie Baker, Detroit, James Dwan, Saginaw, Clement Mc- Kittrick, Saginaw, Catherine Pinet, Saginaw, Margaret Quinnan Doyle, Saginaw, Ethel Ryan, Saginaw, Agnes Schnettler, Saginaw, Maurice Shaughnessey, Saginaw, Edward Slaggert, Saginaw, Hazel Topham, Saginaw, Sara Travers, Saginaw, Richard Walsh, Saginaw, Helen Wolo- han, Trinity College, Washington, D. C. '19. Catherine Connelly, Toledo, Dante Dente, University of Detroit, Walter Gase, Saginaw, Marian Lester, Saginaw, Walter Logan, Saginaw, Francis Lajoie, Saginaw, Francis McGovern, Saginaw, Gerald Muir, University of Detroit, Alice O'Reilly, Detroit, Helen Reiman, Saginaw, Gertrude Sager, Saginaw. V '20. John Blanke, Notre Dame, Frank Burton, Saginaw, Francis Dwyer, Saginaw, Maurice Guenin, University of Michigan, Bernard MacDonald, Saginaw, John Nagle, Saginaw, Frances O'Reilly, Uni- versity of Michigan, George Robel, University of Detroit, Leona Rhode, St. Mary's College, Monroe, Margaret Ryan, Saginaw, Arthur Slaggert, University of Detroit, Agnes Streng, Saginaw, Harold Ward, Saginaw, Thomas Wolohan, New Mexico. A '21. Joseph Blanke, Notre Dame, Thomas Bray, St. Mary's Col- lege, Sandwich, Amelia Bohman, Saginaw, Aileen Cotie, Saginaw, Dorothy Costelloe, Trinity College, Washington, D. C., Marie Feldman, Saginaw, Louis Gase, Saginaw, William Hurley, Notre Dame, Leta Mc- Philimy, Saginaw, James Rau, Saginaw, Otilia Schrems, Saginaw, Alma Schrems, Saginaw, Vincent Shaltry, St. Viator's College, KanKakee, Ill., Alice Sager, Saginaw, George Slaggert, Saginaw, Stanley Zimmerman, St. Viator's College, Kankakee, Ill. mm

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I L. HOWARD H. .SCHNETTLER B. LOGAN Secretary President Vice President '08. Frances Dwyer Malloy, Detroit, Ruby Kindler, Saginaw. '09. Esther Coughlin Gavigan, Saginaw, Anne Houlihan, Sagi- naw, Mary Jerome Guest, Saginaw, Bessie Madden Cooper, Saginaw, Mary McKittrick Keanie, Chicago, Ill. '10. Loretta Byerlein Quinnan, Saginaw, Vincent Byerlein, Saginaw, Olga Grabmeyer, Detroit, Margaret McCoy French, St.Louis, Mo., Margaret McKittrick, Deceased, Frances Kirschner, Detroit. '11. Marie Logan, Detroit, Agnes Lynch, fSister of Mercyj , Mary McKenny, Saginaw, Mary Ryan, fSister of St. Dominicl. '12. Hilda Gase, Saginaw, Ella Hartnett, Deceased, William Jones, Deceased, Dr. Francis McDonald, Saginaw, Marie Seymour Mar- low, Chicago, Ill., Florence Stegmeyer Orr, Detroit. '13. Angelo Dente, Detroit, Marie Donohue Fritz, Saginaw, Esther Hendricks Fahr, Saginaw, Margaret Jones Green, Saginaw, Adella Keenan, Saginaw, Anna Laking, Detroit, Hattie Lauer, Saginaw, Marie Zimmerman, Saginaw. '14. Helen Byerlein, Saginaw, Alice Hynan, Saginaw, Louise Kleese, fSister of St. Dominick , James McKittrick, New Mexico, Alfred Slaggert, Notre Dame, Ind. ,15. Margaret Corbett, Ann Arbor, Veta Gase, Saginaw, Nellie Howard, Saginaw, Bessie Logan, Saginaw, Irene McDonald, Saginaw, Helen Pinet, Saginaw, Frank Seymour, Oklahoma. '16, Marie Costelloe, Trinity College, Washington, D. C., Leo Howard, Saginaw, Evelyn MacDonald, Saginaw, Alphonse Neininger, Detroit, Cecelia O'Callahan, Saginaw, Alice Quinnan, Detroit, Linus Schrems, Grand Seminary, Montreal, Canada, Ruby Sherbert, Portland, Ore. .

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Reception of the Class of l92l An announcement made a few weeks prior to the closing of St. Mary's in the summer of 1921, gladdened the hearts of the graduates, for it told them that they were about to be added to that already in- spiring list of one hundred and fifty members of the Alumni. A short business meeting took place in one of the class rooms where the former officers were extended a hearty vote of approval for the interest they had taken to make the Alumni of St. Mary's a realization of the fond hopes of all the graduates. The terms of the following officers were completed: President ..................... ......... M R, VINCENT J. BYERLEIN Vice-President ....,...... ................... M ISS RUBY KINDLER Secretary ................ ............ D R, FRANCIS MCDONALD Treasurer ..........,......,.,....,....i............,. MISS ANN HOULIHAN As soon as their resignations had been accepted the unanimous approval of the selection of Mr. Herbert Schnettler for President was voiced. Likewise the favorable vote on Miss Bessie M. Logan for Vice- President, Mr. Leo M. Howard for Secretary, and Miss Marie Costello for Treasurer, was announced. It was agreed that the term of officers be limited to one year in the future to give all the opportunity possible to strengthen the organ- ization by retaining the interest of past officers and resting a responsi- bility on new officers each year. The adjournment of the business session was met with the announcement that Miss Marie Costello, a student of Trinity College, Washington had been appointed chairman of the Banquet Committee and with the aid of her capable assistants, had aranged a sumptuous dinner in the auditorium. This was the first banquet tendered the Alumni in the new educational edifice that is now the pride of the students of good old St. Mary's. A tribute to the former days of association in the old school build- ing was delivered by Miss Margaret O'Reillyg a toast to our pastor, Reverend Edward Caldwell, was ably voiced by our former associate Mr. Linus M. Schrems, student at St. J oseph's, Montreal. Short talks by members of the Class of 1921 and a welcome by President Schnettler to all members of the Alumni, also the announcement of the holiday reunion received the hearty commendation of all present. -Vincent J. Byerlein. '10