Cheverus High School - Clarion Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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...fail 'x il HUGO1W.lDURST, SJ. h l l it raduating ' class was l ln iiii beginning our high schoollcareer, t e presen g by a priest whose person and manner won our ,immediate respect. As the weeks of our first year at Cheverus slipped by, the respect we felt for this man of eepp Goclfwas growing steadily into adrrnirationfeandf into love. The twofyears we knew him as a part of Cheverus and as an individual carved a permanent Place for him 151 our heartsf l khh'h 'hlA i l 'll ll we respected aiman and priest of firm decision and principle in carrying out his duties, who iexpectedylonen hundred percent application on our part but also, knowing was in ntlanfi knew how to deal with all our evasions and subterfugesnooit We respected qfmarn and priest of fairness and frankness in every dealing with us. l lill we admired thelzestful spiritfiof ai man and priest who lknew how toll work foriChrist, and worked without ,ceotsingsfor Cheverusrslooysg, wefrgsadmtiredyia capable dministrator who repeatedly had at his finger tips the apt word or the most a effective tactic, in situations varying from the restlessness of a 'crowded auditorium to ,the problemsiof individualpstudents, faced in his quiet otl'ice.m But above all, we grew to love the iovial, self-forgetful man and priest: we loved his hearty 'rrnaniner which could only partially maskiiiia deep-set, sincere interest and concernfor every,,Cheyerus,Vhoypg weloved his frank and openfyvays, which made it easy to approach and talk with him. We appreciated, too, his thou htful words even when, theryissoccasion eli, was, a wellvdeserved correction' , i 9 I of our errant ways! And his hearty cheersnand contagious spirit at every Che-verbs game 'made usitglacl toirloe members lttr of such ci fine schoolg etl' r lnphim, as-Principai+ and asf-,Deagn of, Discipline, we saw the figure of pa Christ-like leader of men. Therefore, we, the Class of 11959 of Cheverus High School, lrtl' in sincere: apprecilbtionandt unrtorgeittingfattectiari, are proud to dieidicate p our yearbook to prg a man and priestlwhgse egrample,,l!1SPiWgjatia,n,,and deedsfbenef fited Cheverus and ourselves so greatly: Father Hugo Durst, SJ. i I ,ls .,s,, , .,,.rr.,,. - V- In VFW' -- f fsz- .,.- f 'lQlf'irf'i I iii 'lii SI K ':. ff , i is X t i , fn' y X t f e N i gytl g,,,. ' if l A