Bishop Gorman High School - Archive Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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HPP5 , . ' 515 COURT STREET - P. O, BOX 1211 wuiam xy!-J' -.iff 4ll!IjB ' RENO, NEVADA 89504 - 1211 THE CHANCERY My Dear Graduates of 1987: HEnter to grow in wisdom - Biafra? nf Brno - Tins Began C7021 32 9-9274 Depart to serve better thy Country and thy kind.H So instructs a legend chiseled into one of the venerable brick walls of Harvard University. That admonition describes well our aspirations for the students of Bishop Gorman High School, which, we trust, are now being realized in you, the members of the class of 1987. It is evident to us that you have grown over the past four years but one does that automatically and without effort. Our hope is that your growth has not only been in age but that, like our Lord Jesus, you have grown also in wisdom and grace before God and man The diploma you receive witnesses has indeed been so patterned, but you will do to honor the heritage living wisely and well, accepting to our belief that your growth its validation will be in what of learning it represents -- in with courage and conviction the mantle of leadership that your education at Bishop Gorman has conferred on you. We are confident that Society and the Church will indeed be well served by you. We will follow your future with interest and affection -- and hope. ffpfzggfflxi I . V ,,fMfm.1nLjL6,ff . 4412! Most Reverend Norman F. McFarland aishop of Reno-Las Vegas 4 Theme

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