Bishop Kenrick High School - Kenecho Yearbook (Norristown, PA)

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Fortified with faith we meet the challenge Graduation, as the hnis of these wonderful years, is an occasion that will long be remembered. It is a day touched by sadness, as we are filled with memories of events gone forever. It is also a day which carries a spirit of joy and success for the graduates. Having completed our four years of Catholic training, we go forth confident that there is no problem in the future which our Faith cannot resolve. 73 '- The Reverend John J. Graham, D.D., gives the farewell address to the graduates. In his talk he stresses the importance of Catholic training and the great influence it has on our lives. Diplomas are received by the seniors-a reward for the endeavors of the past four years. Our graduates exhibit their love for Christ in the Blessed Sacrament by partaking of His Body and Blood on Corn- mencement Day. Reverently they ask for guidance in their future undertakings.

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Mary, our hope, bc thou our guide. A fleeting moment is spent in prayer as graduates, J. Silvestrc and M. A. W'eidner, offer thanks to Mary and seek her intercession for the future. aff x Leaving the auditorium for the last time, J. Muscarelln proudly displays his class ring to an underclnssman. 1 V-7' A iff ' 1 Y' 5 Ffh. 1. i ' i 3 X 1 2 I I ' ' jnfgf y!,, 'ffl' 1 ' s .S R ,aff -5--.9 , 'r'.: . sl!!'5? 'fx ia' 2 Zsasgg.-5? :S Mu., '1 255' V Xl 19 ff. r If he .5 TTT . I ix! Young Catholic mcn and women march to the begin- ning of C1 new and challeng- ing experience. .2-.ea , !'Y gr 5 s fi