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

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im. 1. C. Corcoran, A. Matera Q. L. O'Connor, P. Kelley 3. A. Michaud, J. l-lill, l-l. lsal, R. Long 4. M. 0'Connor, R. Long 5. M. O'Connor, l-l. lsal 6. C. Casey, R. Long 7. A. Matera, H. Stoyell 8. J. Cross 9. l-l. Isaf, G. Reilley, R. Long 1O. R. Long, M. O'Connor, J. Ray 11. P. O'Mara 1Q. P. Domineslci, M. J. Clark 13. P. Kelley, l.. O'Connor 14. C. Kelly, M. J. Clark, l-l. lsaf 15. A. Matera 16. Loafing 17. C. Corcoran, P. Dominesld 18. Bus 19. B. Sheridan, C. Innes QO. R. Long 91. J. Ray, P, Kelley QQ. M. J. Clark 23. J. Ackerman, P. l-lassett, F. Irving, R. Reif, T. Quinlan, T. Collins, J. Ferguson 94. T, Collins 95. M. Mullen Q6. M. Kane Q7. Ah! Food QS. I-l. Stoyell 99. E. l-leim, A. Mayer, M. Antil, VV. Madden 30. M. O'Connor, J. Cross 31. R, Reynolds, D. Glover, J. Ray, J. Adams 3Q. S. Young 33. C. Kelly, C. Casey 34. A. Michaud, P. O'Mara, C. Kelly, l-l. Stoyell 35. l'l. lsaf, C. Casey 36. T. Quinlan 37. J. Cross, P. O'Mara 38. R. Rell 39. R. Reif 40. Winter 41. Our picnic 42. P. Hassett, J. Ferguson, T. Quinlan 43. C. Casey, J. Ray, l-l. Isaf, A. Matera

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LT THOMAS A McDERMOTT Died in the Service of His Country in Kodlac Alaslco, April 99 1949 . . , I I Strong willed . . .valuable friend, learsome loe . . . guts and grit on the gridiron -in 1937, this brief slcetch was printed below Thomas McDermott's picture in the St. Mary's yearboolc. And now in 1949, as we pay tribute to Tom, who died in the service ol his country, those words seem to still ring true. For, indeed, Tom had proved himself o valuable friend, not only to us, his classmates, but also to his country, and certainly his courage and daring in time ol war, made him a fear- some loe. ln 1937, it was guts and gritl' on the grid- iron ,fin 1942, it was Hguts and grit on the bottle- Field. lom's untimely death meant real griel to us, his classmates, but even as tears dimmed our eyes, a great pride surged through out hearts. We salute you, Tom, as an ideal Catholic and Americanl - Frances Innes Ryan C37J

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K C5 lllutl? fo 0 Qllal'f0VlllUStl'I'S ln appreciation for the many hours spent in completing this edition of the Per Annos, vve wish to acknowledge the untiring efforts of our faithful staff. We also wish to recognize the assistance given us by Mr. James Carmody, Mr. Ernest Desroches and Mr. George Dominiclc of the Cortland Standard, Mr. Taylor Ward of the lthaca Engraving Company, Mr. Fredericlc E. Knapp, our photographer, and Avon l louse publishers, who gave us permission to publish Elizabeth Mullenniex's, poem. Arid to those Juniors: Mary Antil, Joan Braun and William Madden, who generously devoted their time and ability, vve wish to give credit, along vvith our many merchants and patrons who helped malce our dream a reality.