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

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-ifffqftfg ,ki H5321 1-f:1 il3if'2'3 .,,.,. ,, , , 'ii1f'1j:f::fl -fr . - l . . I MlGHAE'fi iillii REVEREND ALEXIS SUO'l'T, U. P. N November of 1940, when Father Bertrand left St. lVlichael's to take up his new duties at Dunkirk, we turned with anxious eyes to Father Alexis who had been appointed to assume the responsibilities of Superintendent of the high school. Many of us knew him by sight and that made getting acquainted a little less difhcult, but we were somewhat apprehensive as to how we might fare under a new regime. Now, as we look hack over the past two years, we realize that we had no cause tfor anxiety, for our pleasant days of school life suffered no change, Father Alexis kindly and sympathetically guided our scholastic activities and showed himself more than willing to do all in his power to maintain the Michaelian spirit and to promote an interest in whatever pertained to school life. The clubs henefited by his unfailing support and the athletic teams have found in him a loyal friend and director. These proofs of his devotion to us and to St. lVIichael's High School have endeared him to all, but especially to us, the Class of '42, who are soon to be deprived of his inspiring influence. However, we are happy in the thought that to Father Alexis, as counselor, friend, and priest, we may still turn though future events may take us far from all that we have cherished for four happy years at St. Michael's High School. 141

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