Bellarmine High School - Cage Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Graduation signifies, not the end of your high school days, but the beginning of the life for which you have been preparing. Wlrether next year finds you continuing your education or engrossed in your life's occupation, it is our desire and hope that you will always hold firmly to the Catholic principles you have been taught at Bellarmine. History and math may be forgotten, but the basiclteach- ings of Christ you IULISC never forget. The imitation.of Christ in your daily lives will, please God, be the lasting result of your Catholic training. D By living always as true Americans and as Catholic gentlemen, you will prove yourselves to be loyal and grateful sons of Bellarmine. May God bless you abundantly, QV. Revq Francis A. Toner, S. J. I FR. FRANCIS A. TONER, S. J. I . President a FR. JOHN V. MURPHY, S. J. Principal As the academic year draws to a close with Commence- ment Exercises and its last farewells, every member of the student body is filled with mixed emotions. Some look forward with delight to vacation and a summer job, some backward with regret they are leaving a beloved Alma Mater, teachers and friends. But whatever our varied feelings at this time, gratitude should fill our hearts for the benefits received during the school year just ending. In the haste and confusion of departure may we not forget to thank teachers for their help and encouragement, parents for the priceless gift of graduation from a Cath- olic high school, and most of all our Heavenly Father for the great opportunity of growing into manhood amidst the freedom and blessings of life in our own wonderful country-America. fRev 5 lohn V. Murhpy, S. FR- PATRICK L' DEVUN, 5- J- FR. RICHARD M. SEAVER s . , Vice-President Spiritual Advisor Vicfgprindpal

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