Bishop Boyle High School - Lance Yearbook (Homestead, PA)

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His Excellency, Our Bishop The Most Reverend John J. Wright, D.D. BISHOP OF PITTSBURGH Bishop John Wright officially blesses Boyle High School as part of the for- mal dedication ceremony on Febru- ary 9, 1963. He is accompanied by Father Joseph Nee of St. Teresa’s and Father Thomas Murphy of Re- surrection Church. 6

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Diocesan Superintendent A Message fro Bishop Wright It Is a privilege to add my word of blessing and best wishes to the staff and readers of the first Issue of Boyle High School's year book. I pray that those who have planned this first year book In the history of Homestead's educational monument to good Bishop Boyle will move fro® success to success with each new initiative they under- take in the years avaltlng the beyond graduation. To a first of this kind they had to bring a pioneer spirit. May that spirit remain in them always, youthful and creative, so that the last of the works they will one day do may bring to them and all who love them the same pride of accomplishment that Is theirs as they publish this first edition! -f- 'L c-------('V-vl 'L-f datfioCic £cfioof HBoaiJ 2 u»»«w of PuuCu Very Reverend Monsignor John B. McDowell, Ph.D. Superintendent of PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC SCHOOLS IB FL 2X Sup»Mw4.M J 5r «»h s4t £1 Awiwn III KXASVAK) OF TMS AUJCS PITTSBURGH. PENNSYLVANIA, 15222 January 26, 1966 T.Up o-« 591-1002 The Senior Cla9B Boyle High School 120 E. Ninth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania 15120 Dear Graduates: Every high school passas certain Important allastonoa during Its lifetime. The flrat one la, of course, Its establishment. The second Is Its first graduation. The period between these two events la crucial. It la dur- ing those first four years that the new school la set on Its lifetime couree. It is a time for building facilities, academic program, staff, and traditions. Whatever happens during these years is Irrevocable and fairly well seta forever the tone, the goale, the character, and the personality of the school. A school's first principal and first teachers have such to do with the building of a school's personality and character, Boyle High School has been singularly blessed with a talented and dedicated principal and staff. Father Conboy and the staff have labored unselfishly and unceasingly to form Boyle High School Into the kind of Institution which demands the esteem and reapect of the Catholic and general communities. But students also make a school. Its first students and, there- fore, Its first graduates are, in a real aense, the co-eatabllshera and co-makers of the school's personality. Here again we can count our blessings. The first graduating class has lived up to our highest expectations and it now leaves Boyle High School after a job veil done. It has earned for Itaelf an enviable role In the history of Boyle High School. Each graduatt can be proud of the class record, I assure you that we ara. The first yearbook is a record of the first four years of Boyle High School. It la a record of the development of Boyle's personality. It Is a record of the efforts, the sacrifices, and the achievements of the principal, a staff, and a class. It Is a proud record. Our sincere congratulations to Boyle's first graduating class, to their teachers, and to their principal. Sincerely yours In Christ, jLr- Right Rev. Msgr. John B. McDowell 'Superintendent of Schools