Cheverus High School - Clarion Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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X mm mmiuui mimi muii ummii u inuimmimimmnuum mimi LHPVI RUS Ll ASSICAL HIGH SCHOOL 15 VV1LI.i.xM T. LAROSE Inky At court, gridiron, liIfllllO!ltl'S call- Inky was there, tirst of all. Football lllg Basketball Il, Ill, lVg Baseball Il, IVQ Athletic Editor The Clarion IV. Most every school .can produce an individual star. But A21 star in every line of school activity, including studies, is a boast Cheverus may well hold in the hmc- light. Luck to you, Inky, upon your sojourn at a prep school next year. HENRX' F. RIANNING Poet, nL1'I7Hfl'llUl1fn A rising poet, bright as a dime, Anxious ever to work out a rims. Debating IVQ I'oet's Circle IV. The recent outbreak in China caused apprehension to members of the class of '2T. for fear of losing our lieutenant. Needless worryg Johns Hopkins will re- ceive him in the fall. JAMES P. IYICKEOUGH Sheik, Jim Be still, my fluttering heart, she said, Beat not in tune with that fair blonde head. Debating IV. With the call for suitable actors toicope with the Vitaphone requirements, our own Sheik may appear in Euripides' immortal Hecuba, Greek constituting his greatest endeavor- in life. GEORGE F. INIURPHY Spud VVith serious mien, thoughts profound: His type keeps the world in even round. Debating IV: Glee Club IVQ Literary Editor 'The Clarion IV. H-arbinger of news, good and had, our own Spud may accede to the presidency of the Western Union if Earlham does not claim him as an engineer. IXIICHAEL A. NAPOLITANO Nap, Mike Sound in bodyg sound in mindgq A Cheverus man you'll always hndf' Basketball IIg Manager IIIQ Football I, IIQ Base- hall IV. On the polished Hour Nap has appeared at times but classical dancing is not hisAforte. We hope that he will try his talent in a pursuit more to his nature. Perhaps it will be Georgetown Medical. JOHN L. RIDGE Bm-Iver, Johnnie Industry personified: Q . Work and ,lohn identified. Debating IV. Trusting that his classmates will patronize.him, Barber hopes for the position of tonsorial artist at State's Prison. However, journalism will undoubtedly he his bent if this ambition remains unfulfilled.

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tw 2 i- 5 A 4' ' . X Q PF 'fl' Q ALMA MATER VALE OUR four years OF happiest associations NYILI. soon be gone, LEAVING us only fond memories. NYE have arrived at a CRITICAL point in our careers. NYE go from a sheltered INTO a rough, nnfeeling life. HENCEFORTII, we stand or fall BY our own forethought AND our own energies. NYE must constantly practice THREE qualities NYHICII have always BEEN held before us- SELF-CONTROL. SELF-KNONYLEDGE. SELF-RELIANCE. NVE must have self-reliance THAT we may not falter. OR become discouragedg NYE must have self-knowledge THAT we may know OUR own possibilities and OUR own limitations, NICVICR being content to remain IN a place unbefitting our abilities, AND never presuming to accept A position which we cannot hll, NYE must have self-control THAT we may not turn aside FROINI our true mission in life TO less worthy pursuitsg THAT we may hold within our LIINIITATIONS, and not overstep THE bounds of capability. NYE are prepared to SACRIFICE ourselves on the ALTAR of LIBERTY, FREEDOM and DEMOCRACY FOR the GLORY OF GOD AND the HONOR OF AINIERICA. INIICHINEL A. N.NPOLI'l'.NNO, '27,