Austin Catholic High School - Magistro Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Rev. Albert Hillebrand, O.S.A. Director of Studies and Extra- Curricular Activities Air- Rev. Richard Preston, O.S.A. Librarian wiv 5 ki I v.-..- ...L- I 95,1 is -,f 'uv' Rev. Leo Burke, O.S.A. Rev. Alvin Metzger, O.S.A Director of Discipline Chaplain D E Mr. Thomas Bailey Mr. Melvin Giovannucci Deaxipf the Lay Faculty Director of Athletics

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E555 r aaa is as 'qui' El mmmrarara mvamnmm BIEMWWIHEMEVIZI tlmllmunmvlwvlh MBMEIHMMZBIMMH BHZUHIIZHMVIH 3333225333333 if - Q TUxedo 4-1580 - TU K , . W 1 V7 f 2 . l . ' Q j , iw' H W f a i I El -TW ' lg - N ' -... sl , sc 45 N --L --Vu .V x ' -- - Q, F 1 by cl so - Lf s 'Q x.... +L.- - RW CONDUCTED BY THE AUGUSTINIAN FATHERS My Dear Austin Men: VW1en a man sets out to give his utmost for the highest, he must examine his incentives. He must look to his spurs, and only the best will do. Let us, then, here at the commencement season, when careers are at their threshold, call for our olden spurs . E Consider first the golden spur of a valid ideal . Commencement is the time for taking pictures. But more important than the photographs taken of you are the pictures you are taking of the person you plan to be twenty, thirty, forty years hence. Your lives will be shaped by them. When the imagination and the will are in conflict, the imagination wins. David Starr Jordan was wont to ask his students at Stanford University to catch a vision of their after self . And then he would ask them what they were going to leave to that self which was waiting his turn in those decades ahead. Would they leave him a fair chance when his time came or would they rob him of his rightful opportunity by present ignorance or indulgence ? There is a certain poignant sadness about the fact that men never fully attain their ideals. When the Epistle to the Hebrews lists the noble characters in Israel's Hall of Fame, it says of them, These all died in the Faith, not having received the promise. While this s eems sad, there is a disappointment far more tragic, and that is to pursue an ideal only to find that th e struggle and sacrifice have been spent on an un- worthy objective. So my dear graduates of the class of 1964, pick out an ideal, a goal, an objective worhty of yourselves and bend all your efforts to attain it. God bless you all. Sincerely, 529345 f -, Hia. A IA YWN A Catholic Preparatory School For Boys 18300 East Warren Rd. DETROIT 24, MICHIGAN xedo 4-1581

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'Q' lH.lilllil.lF Members of the Curriculum Council, left to right, seated, Rev. Martin Sobiesk, O.S.A., Head of the Science Depart- mentg Rev. Albert Hillebrand, O.S.A., Director of Studies, and Director of Extra-Curricular Activitiesg Rev. John Galloway, O.S.A., Rector: Rev. John Timms, O.S.A., Head of the Social Science Departmentg Mr. Thomas Bailey, 5 I Very Rev. Father Stephen R. Fogarty, O.S.A. Prior of the Augustinian Community and Director of Counselling and Guidance. llllllllillmmllllililil Li Head of the English Departmentg standing, Rev. Henry Maibusch, O.S.A., Head of the Foreign Language Depart- mentg Rev. Alvin Metzger, O.S.A., Head of the Mathematics Departmentg Rev. John Mabarak, O.S.A., Head of the Re- ligion Departmentg and Mr. Melvin Giovannucci, Head of the Physical Education Department Qnot shownj.