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Student Activities 1942-1943-1944    (John Cannon, Rhet'44)

Alumni Day - 2002

Monument Dedication Ceremony and Celebration Luncheon, 9/17/2010    (Barbara and Chuck Smith)

We are indebted to a number of former students who have supplied the photographs that are contained in this picture gallery. In fact, all of the artwork that you see on the various pages of this web site comes from these old (historic?) pictures. Some of these pictures were even developed and printed by avid student photographers who used the school’s darkroom facility. We also thank individuals who discovered old photographs in the school archives; pictures of Saint Joseph’s College that were taken in the 1920s and 1930’s.

So a very special “thank you” goes out to: Don Broderson R’1962, Bruce Burgondy R’1959, John Cannon R’1944, Pat Cloherty R’1964, Kevin Connolly R’1959, Bob Del Tredici R’1959, Loren Dwyer R’1953, Paul Feyen R’1961, Dan Folliard R’1963, John Gisla R’1963, Bob Gorman R’1952, Rev. Jerry Kennedy R’1960, Jim Murphy R’1964, Phil Murphy HS'1973, John Ravnik R’1959, and Chuck Smith R’1960. Bill Wall R’1963,

Up until now (February 2010) we have not given credit to the people who have taken the photographs of our school. They were a part of a large pool of "student photographers" and we have kept them anonymous. This no longer makes sense. People who write articles have their names displayed with their written work. So we should also attach the names of the photographers to their picture collections. I hope that this is OK with everybody. So, when I can, and when I know, I will attach a name to any photo album at this web site. I do not want to overlook any of our student shutterbugs, so please let me know if I have not given appropriate credit, or if I should mention any other student photographer.

We really do appreciate all of these pictures that you have made available and shared with the rest of us. These are wonderful memories! If we have missed thanking anybody here, please send us a quick note by clicking on the contact "envelope" icon above (at the top uppermost right hand corner of this page), and send an email to Chuck Smith. Thank you!!!