The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-06-20
they We're adopted by rising vote.

Liz SiauudteS were us lOiloWS:
Emma Nj. Hyland, Anna Il. Muir.
laugh, Anna a. Nolan, Helen l.. Bren,
men, Harryette \. Parsons, Sayde X
Heselton, Maude E. Burke, Rose c.
O'Brien.
On the Saturday evening previous
the annual alumni meeting and ban
quet of the Catholic High School was
held ut the Gardner House and was
Il most enjoyable event. Thomas p.
Mcnamara, of ST. Paul, president, pre-
sided.
The following is a list of those who
were present:
Rev. ]. y. Fitzgerald, Hastings.
Rev. j. L. Ryan, st. Paul.
Miss Grace Il. Austin, Hastings.
Richard Austin. st. Paul.
Miss Alice Austin. Hastings.
Miss Catherine NJ Bremen, Alton.
Richard Bremen. Alton.
Richard Brady. Nininger.
Miss Maude T.. Burke, Hastings.
Miss Helen l.. Bremen, Wclch.
Miss Josie NJ. Conley, Hastings.
Miss Margaret G. Callahan, Rose
mount.
Miss Margaret Il. Carolan, Hastings.
Joseph Callahan. Rosemount.
Miss Helen Callahan, RosemOunt.
Miss May Carolan, Hastings.
Miss Grace Conlcy. Hastings.
Miss Mary \. Doyle. st. Paul.
Edward ]. Frederickson, Nininger.
Miss Mary \. Fitzgerald, Hastings.
Miss Emma NJ. IIyland, Hastings.
Miss Sayde X. Heselton. Hastings.
Miss Agnes Judge, Hastings.
Thomas z. Mcnamara, st. Paul.
Miss Agnes Mcnamara, Hastings
Miss Ida McShane. Hastings.
Miss Anna McGree. Hastings.
Miss Anna Murtaugh, Hastings.
Miss Mary Nolan, Hastings.
Miss Anna \. Nolan. Hastings.
NllSS Ioiulc L ellIlSlil, NlIllllSci.
Miss Harryette L. Parsons, TT.
Douglas.
Frank ]. Roway. st. Paul.
Miss Margaret NJ. Riley, Hastings.
Miss Agnes \. Stevens. Hastings.
Miss Tillie +. Stevens, Hastings.
The following resolutions. read be-
for the alumni by Miss Grace Austin,
We're adopted:
Whereas. For the past fifteen years,
Rev. Joseph y. Fitzgerald has been
pastor of the Guardian Angels church,
of Hastings, Minnesota. and that dur
ing said time he has founded a school
in connection with said church, of
which all Catholics may be justly
proud, and has struggled faithfully,
earnestly, cheerfully and always to
promote the welfare of said school; to
enable the pupils thereof to receive Il
secular education which would equal
that received in our public schools;
and above all else. to instill in the
minds of his pupils those principles
of the virtues of charity. purity. and
holiness, which should at all times dis
tinguish Il Catholic and which will, in
the end gain God and Heaven. the
only worthy aim of man. And.
Whereas. We learn with heartfelt
SORROW and regret of the removal from
our midst, of one whose kindly dis
position has won the love of all his
school. his parish and the community
at large; one through whose labors we
have been enabled to receive an etlu-
cation which will not only help us in
this life. but which if lived up to, will
bring us to an eternity of happiness
And.
Whereas. We deplore the departure
of our true friend, pastor. teacher, and
founder of Il school of which we are
proud to be graduates. and words can
not express our feelings of gratitude
for all he has done for us. nor the sOr-
row his leaving has accustomed us,
Therefore be it
Resolved. BY the members of the
Alumni Association of the Catholic
High School. of Hastings, Minnesota,
that as an expression of our feelings
toward Father Fitzgerald. we promise