St Marys High School - Lance Yearbook (Medford, OR)

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Keep 'Em Sailing, Keep 'Em Flying, Keep 'Em Marching 1 ...q BERNARD MCDERMGTT .38 PVT. CHESTER ADESSA 'sa PVT. ROBERT HAGGERTY '36 i -.-.1- : A F :- -Q' fi. ' KW? in mn' Qnd LT. JOSEPH ALONG '35 Qnd LT. THOMAS MCDERMOTT '37 CDece:secID Qnd LT. RICHARD O'HARA '37 'T fir , ' 1'-ex, - if ff' E E'- ' ,E . .A V0- C , 0: I je T i Q'?'i kgbf 7,3 1 yr -1 H' .' Ga a 'I P.F.C. CHARLES ADAMS '39 SERGT. JOHN BARANELLO '39 PVT. VICTOR BUTLER '36 Qnd LT. ROBERT CLARK '35 PVT. HENRY COLASURDO '36 PVT. VALENTINE De SANTA '36 P.F.C. OLIVER EARLY '36 CORP. WARD FULLER '40 PVT. JOHN GARVEY '37 PVT. JAMES HAGGERTY '37 STAFF SERGT. THOMAS HOGAN '36 PVT. GLENN HUGHES '39 PVT. GEORGE INNES '37 P.F.C. BERNARD JOHNSON '38 PVT. THOMAS KERNAN '38 PVT. JOSEPH KIERNAN '37 PVT. ROBERT MCCALLEN '37 SERGT. RAYMOND MCDONALD '36 PVT. WILLIAM MURPHY '36 PVT. LEO O'DONNELL '37 CORP. THOMAS O'HARA '37 P.F.C. RICHARD REYNOLDS '42 SERGT. ROBERT REYNOLDS '38 PVT. OLIVER RILEY '38 ...34

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KEEP 'EIVI DANCING Good I'Ieavens . . . 6:00 aIready and I haven't even started dressingI Mother, may I borrow your new hose . . , I just got a grue- some snag in my three-month guaranteed INIyIon , . . the doorheII . . . Mom . . . oooh what a scrumptious corsage . . . Mmm . . . QueIIe odeurI . . . Is there a card? oh how sweet? And so, in I9reathIess expectation, and with hours to spare, we made our frenzied prepara- tions for he pig event Hfhe Junior-Senior prom. I:IawIess coiffeurs were arranged and rearranged, curIs, paired and repaired, and Iips, cheeks and nails tinted to glowing perfec- tion then I'INIo it canft possiIaIy pe QQO aIreadyI Why Johnnie wiII be here any minute now and I IooIc a sightI Iherefs the beII now . . . Ch Mom, Ifm not haIf ready. IeII him I'II be down just as soon as I can. Darn it all of all nights for him to be on timeI Five more minutes of Iast minute checI4- ups, and we nervousIy approached the stairs for the grand descent finding the gIib tongue, wise-cracIcing youth we Icnew so weII actuaIIy transformed into a hashfuI, tongue-tied escort. Scarcely before we Icnew what had hap- pened, we found ourseIves in an enchanting garden swaying and gIiding to the haunting strains of the orchestra on the fIower-bedecIced terrace hardIy recognizing our efforts of the previous days Iost as we were, in a dizzy whirI of coIor, Iaughter and soft Iights. Qnly too soon the spell was broken and the gates of the lovely garden cIosed sIowIy behind us, retaining within its bright walls the gaiety and splendor of another prom Night , Ieaving us only memories.

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e 1 f ui ni I-al 'tae .lnl 245 u W fr ff In i 7 6 z. -Eli n-4x94 'F' Conscious ol tlwe chaotic state ol tlwe World today, we realize tlwat only by lwav- ing God as our ally can we obtain victory, Thus by becoming ardent followers in the army olCl1rist,we will become leaders in the crusade for Freedom. Tl-IRLJ GCD