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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KEVSTCDIXIE QF DEMQCRACV-RELIGIQN As we must have leaders in every Field- leaders in the political and social world, so must we have leaders in the world of religion. And in this capacity, the students oi St. Mary's have to guide and instruct them in the doctrines of their religion their pastor, Father Lawrence l. Horan. We seniors were First given the opportunity ol receiving Father Horanys weelcly instruction in our junior year. Through this, the fullest pos- sible explanation ol vital facts ol our religion are permanently and clearly Fixed in our minds so that we are better able to appreciate the wonderful gilt ol iaith, for understanding is the basis ol appreciation. Fathers description in his Fine, deep, clear voice, also helped us to understand the importance oi religion in the present crisis and to realize that religion is not dead but rather that it alone, with its living truths, can sustain us. Thus with our new and more complete under- standing of religion, we have been made con- scious ol the unity that must exist between de- mocracy and religion il democracy is to be the victor in the present struggle. Furthermore we realize that by our being good and Faithful Catholics, it Follows that we must necessarily be honest and loyal citizens of Uncle Sam. Father Horan, left to right: L. O'Connor, J. Pay, P. Kelley, P. Long, P, Domineske, J. Hill Second row: M. Kane, C. Casey, A. Matera, C. Kelly, T. Collins Third row: H. Stoyell, Cu. Peilley, H. Isaf, M. Mullen Fourth row: M. Clarlc, J. Ferguson, T. Quinlan, P. O'Mara