Chaminade High School - Eagle Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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i I e edrccufe.. this 1939 volume of the Eagle to one who has last- ingly felt the crushing victory of the lmmaculate,s heel. To one who realizes the Woman's part in Christ's re- ligionsuwith Him at the manger, with Him in His Flight and exile, with Him in all the years ol His hidden life, with Him at the marriage Feast, with Him when He hangs on the crossnfto one who challenges 'Lthe grad- uates manfully to discharge every single duty revealed to them in the process of their Christian education, to this one, Dayton's First citizen to be raised to the epis- copacy, we, the Class of '39 respectfully pay tribute- Bishop Franlr A. Thill. Bishop Frank A. Thill Ufatholic education is a costly commodity, lhose who give it have paid the supreme price oi liie itself For the privilege oi pass- ing it on and ultimately it is lust as costly in one way or another to every one who receives it. Bishop Franlc A. Thill,

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608691 . . . the eleventh graduating class leaves Chaminade where it was taught to lcnead into its lile the ideals of Christian Education-Ha godward marchi' which dilluses itself through the whole of man's being. Today another scholastic generation bids farewell- an ollspring trained religiously, intellectually, physically 'Kin the arts and sciences lor the advantage and pros- perity ol civil society . l-laving been given the Catholic principles of a Hlarger and a more enduring life the Class of 1939 will enlarge the vvorld's confining walls ol egoism and teach all that deities and lives lor the soul under the conquering banner ol the immaculate.

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