Chaminade High School - Crimson and Gold Yearbook (Mineola, NY)

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D , fi l Q-s ofp or-Fics OF THE PRVNCIPAL M y dear Gradua Gold' Th tes, . e very ment' across ' ' CHAMI SCHOOL MINEOL NADE HICH AND x A, LONG ISL 'W W O K Q? ,v SW UN ion of it has sent men and women scurrying and scrambling prairie lands to stake their claims. Swashbuckling pirates and bold buccaneers have sailed uncharted seas to find the treasure, Having attained such treasure, however, man's happiness cannot be complet for gold is not man's end. It is merely a means to his end: God. Depending there fore, on how he administers his treasure of gold will man derive the ultimate benefits from his fortune and reach the end for which he has been destined Each one of you has acquired a rich treasure of lt is a precious treasure that must b ' ' is only a mean Adminl gold, your Catholic edu e administered wisely s to an end. Cati and prudently for it oo stered judiciously the treasure of wealth of opportunities for ' ' prestige your Catholic education exercising good amon and renown of cultured ' ' rincipled ' ' can bring you g your fellowmen, can brin Christian gentlemen, th peace of mind living. The honor of being a Chaminade graduate is yours. But it cannot lie with you fallow and forgotten. You can renounce the honor, but you cannot withdr from the obligation and responsibility of being a Ch ' , a Catholic high school graduate. With your treasure of gold you have inherited corresponding responsibilities and obligations. In proportion as you accept your responsibilities of a Catholic leader and a Marian apostle will the rich benefits of your treasure of gold flow into your I Some day you will be required to render an account of your treasure. a fruits has it borne? Has it been the means of drawing you closer to Christ in your th and planning and acting? Has it strengthened you in shapi 'e according to principle rather than caprice? The answer must be given. You must give it. For you are the steward of ou treasure of goldxyour Catholic education. As you set out to administer your treasure look to M Christ, Her Divine Son, She will guide and pf T34 21 g you e e comforts and aw yourself aminade Man inki ng your lit ary, our Mother ith protect you, Her apostl e, always Very sincerel W JOHN T, , S.M. ' Principal y y s in J. M. J DAIQBY 5 E , ,A Q ,.1l gm... f -.1. s -