Columbus Catholic High School - Compass Yearbook (Marshfield, WI)

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OPQLUOI' A Mary lrfe at home ot school a d an our socuol actavntnes that IS the goal we set ourselves thrs Marlon year Prayerfully ponderrng the lute of our Lady we discovered features paralleled In our own Thrs lnkeness we have endeavored to portray ID our Compass of 1954 Presented In the Temple at the age of three accordung to tradltron Mary learned to love and practlce her lewxsh forth ln our education too the study and practice of our relngnon splrntual exercises personal guldance the Sodallty take precedence over all else A lover of the arts at the age of ftfteen Mary lrfted her sweet vonce to srng her Magnlflcat the trrst Chrrstron poem The arts muslc luterature palntxng drama have a prominent place an our school lnfe Although Mary had none of the modern con sure that the home at Nazareth was run as smooth ly and effrcrently as was possxble ln that day Important too In our training are the sciences and vocatnonol studies such as homemaklng and business Proms Balls a Mardl Gras dad not of course fund place In Mary s life, but there was the wed dung feast at Cana whrch she graced with her dear presence We like to thunk that she as present too at our parties sports and social actlvltles Thus praising her by lrves modeled after hers we rom the myrnod poets musucrans artists that have paid her tribute down through the centuries Oflieflfff Book One The Presentatlon of Our Lady Classes The Splntual Llfe Book Two The Vusltcmon Magmflcat The Arts Book Three Mary at Nazareth The Sciences Book Four Mary at Cana Social Llfe -. I I n . . -, . . I . . , , I I I , . . .. I ' -- I I I ,- veniences that science has given us, we may be I I . . . I . , I I . I I I . . . . I - I I ' . ' - -- r , 2

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COMPASS 1 9 5 4 fspring I953---Spring 19510 COLUMBUS HIGH SCHOOL MARSHFIELD WISCONSIN ALL SCHOOL PUBLICATION VOLUME 3 w

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MWA i M like To the Very Reverend Hugh J. Deeny First Principal of Columbus A knight of Our Lady and Champion of Catholic education, he, with Irish wit and ready smile, prepared to build . . . hours in prayer, hours in work, nights and days in planning. He visioned Faith-trained Christians, holders of Truth and high ideals. He worked and prayed a structure - costly in labor and sacrifice - into completion. He opened the doors of Columbus.