St Phillip Neri High School - Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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ST. PHILIP NERI YEAR BOOK 1936 ORIGINAL CHURCH INTERIOR OF ORIGINAL CHURCH Wage Fourteen

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1936 ST. PHILIP NliRI YEAR BOOK Bowling Florian XValser . Pl'l'Xitfl'llf Patrick Mooney . Vive-l'n'xi1l1'11l George Vfilliams , . Si'i'I'eIuI'y Fred Mette , Tl'!'clXIlVt'I' The Bowling league is another of the organizations that for the past several years has enjoyed much success. At present there are eight hve-man teams enrolled in the league. For the past few years the League has bowled at the Jefferson Club. This year the league moves into the newly constructed Twentieth Century Recreation Club at Mack and Ashland. The league bowls on Thursday evenings at nine o'clock. The management invites you to drop in any Thursday evening at that hour to see our record-brealsing teams in action. 1936 Bazaar Committee REVEREND JAMES J. O,MAllA . I'lliNRY MI1 I'ELS'fAEDT . , . . . MRS. RACHEL NEUMAN ..,.. MIKS. MARIIE IQREMIYIELMER. . FLORIAN NVALSER ........ FRANK MESSING . Board of Directors JAMES GILLIAISPIIQ CHARLES SMITH -JOHN N0I.AN JAMIZS LIAGGIZRTY FRED SNYDIQR Chairmen in Charge of Booths ARTHUR TIliRNEY. . . LEONARD DAMM . . . , VINCENT MON'I'ICELLO. . . H ommzry Cbuirnzan C imirm an l!il'4'-Cl7l1fl'lII 1111 . . S1'r1'1'fa ry , . T rear 1H'f'l' . Tl'l'lI.Ylll'l'1' Counfry Sion' . Rafi' Track . . Lillie Six MIKS. CLARA XVAERER. . . , Cake Booib JAMES BARRER . ..,. . . Beer Booth MIKS. RACHEL NliUMAN, . , Iilnukei Bnofli JAMES GILL1iSPIIE .,., Plllltllf' Booflf FRED SNYDIZR. . . .... .... . .... , . . . . . Ben' Garden MILDRED I-IAAS AND WILILIANI BRANDT , Il'Iism'ilam'o11s Booiln JOHN KII.LEIiN .,.....,. .,...., . .,...., H am Booth JAMES GI1.LliSI5I1i. , . . .ptllftllif Booib FREDERICK SYNDER, . . . .. .,.,.,..,,.,. . . ,. .. .. .. REVEREND JOHN L. FoI.Ev Clmirnmu of Advertising Colizmiftec' l Page Thirteenl

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1936 ST. PHILIP NIZRI YEAR BOOK if ' .....a3niP ST. PHILIP NERI SCHOOL The Sisters of St. Joseph Too great gratitude cannot be shown the Sisters of St. Joseph, of the Diocese of Detroit, for the splendid work they have done in our school. From the time that the first group of Sisters took over the direction of our newly erected school eight years ago, they established in the minds of the children and of the parents an ideal that has persevered. They taught the children to love God, not to fear I-Iimg they taught the children to reverence, not to shrink from the Sisters and the priestsg they taught the children to regard the Sisters and priests as their confidantes and friends. This spirit created in them so much love for the Catholic School that in all these years we have had no trouble, either in getting them to attend our school or in keeping them there. To the glory of the Sisters of St. Joseph let it be said no child ever left St. Philip,s School to attend another without shedding copious tears. Higher praise or greater glory can be given to no one than that which comes from the grateful hearts of children. And our parish expresses in fullest measure of appreciation the debt we owe the Sisters of St. Joseph for the care they have taken of our little ones. lPage Fifteenl