St Michaels High School - Footprints Yearbook (Union City, NJ)

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Rig KTQLIQV l 1 , 'P : I F. I 1 . MIJHAE. AN EIT PH NTS A., ,, -- Qdillii-f ' .'::fj REVEREND BERTIN DONAHUE, C.P. Pastor, St. Michael? Monastery Churcfz 12

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THE MOST REVEREND THOMAS J. WALSH, S.T.D., J.C.D. 11 F ..A,,'. ' :Q ,Q I-QL YI., ' . -1 5. . S- I v MIEHAEQA OIT PH-NTS

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REVEREND BERTIN IHINAHUE, C. P WATI-IER BERTIN seems to belong to us, the Class of 1942, in a Very special manner, for his advent here as Pastor of St. lVl,iehael's Monastery Church marks our coming to St. Michaclis l-ligh School. He came to St. Michaells from Scranton, and as soon as we realized how much his smiling presence added to our enjoyment at athletic and social activities, we began to sympathize with those friends who lost him when he left St. lVlary's. P During four years he has heen our friend at every turn, striving always to pro- mote what would make for our spiritual and temporal good. We shall ever remember him for his appreciative attitude toward our every undertaking and for the resource- lulness which contributed so many pleasant additions to our high school days. A more loyal and persistent fan for every 'team would indeed he hard to find. When his arduous duties allow him the time to visit with us in the school, We become ever more aware of his interest in us and our work, and his cheerful greeting over the public address system draws happy smiles to all faces. As befits devoted friends as well as loyal alumni, we shall seek out his smiling face, confident of friendly recognition, whenever we shall gather at future Michaelian events. 13 Jaxx . fs: -f.,.ai-Si ' l V tl ' 1 swim i. WT -'yi mf l ' lil. i IJHAE- A :iii