Immaculate Conception High School - Eagle Yearbook (Dennison, OH)

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V X -.Jr 1-, L2 WONT 'N I- At lxst 102. dawned and today our goal rs al most reached' Senrors we are but hovv drfferent the reahtv from the antrcrpatron Where rndeed rs the ease the excess of free trme wrth whrch we had fondly rmagrned these fourth year students endowedq Resrgnedly we have abandoned the hope of lersure, have taken our responsrbrlrty serrously and have begun the busrest most harassed daved and befuddled yet wrth all the napprest year of our lrx es Were memory to gurde our rrnmedrate present would resolxe rtself rnto one huge caprtal A that has brooded over our scurrymg forms a dark and thuderous cloud or arched rtself, a glorrfied rarnbow, rn our dreams the A that stands for Annual It has been Annual thrs and Annual that cuts for the Annual benefits busmess and staff trll our brarns have whrrled and spun, and xx e have grown to fear the very name But, somehow thrngs began to shape themselxes when under Srsters skrllful gurdance our trrals and troubles were smoothed out lrke rnagrc and the Annual has become 1 realrty Than urrne the farewell partres 'Ill of whrch 'uc thrngs long to be remembered Freshmen and Sophs outdrd thenrselx es xyrng wrth each other rn the effort to nrake thrs year our last a memor able one But what shall we say of the Senror Junror banquetq Words are futrle and rnadequate to expr ess what we felt the n ght of that festrvrty To sav that we were entertarned as the Junrors always do thrngs mav mean lrttle to those out srde the school but to us who know them that prarse rs sufficrent fonfident rn the nexxlx strengthened frrendshrp exrstrng between our class and therrs every Senror feels certarn that '20 understands how unnecessary and rnexpres srxe our comentronal vsor ds of thanks would be for the splendrd send off And now that farewells have been spoken we awart eagerly the golden days of Qprrng, happy days hlled wrth the lrfe and color of approaching June Senror dance class dav, play day Bacca laureate Sunday what happrness you hold forth' Events to be stored rn the golden record of whrte days as a flttrng background for that most glorrous of all memorres Graduatron Nrght Stlll deep rn the shadows of unfathomed trnre that nrght shrnes forth a torch brrght wrth toward the longed for goal In rmagrnatron we see ourselves whrte gowned, rose laden benrors, treadrng the old yet ever new processronal so tradrtronal at Mount Marre As through a mrst we vsatch the haze of eager observrng faces and hear the srncere and fateful words of our beloved chaplarn Father Mahony and of the speaker of the evenmg After whrch a chorus, lrke the echo of 1 mrghtv organ rmgs through the scented hall and 29 our shadow self rs caught up rn a surge of glory ex erv heart frlled wrth a strange yet gracrous warmth that marks the bloom of Catholrc young womanhood, and all too soon we reahve that at last the final word rs spoken, the play rs ended the curtarn drawn forever upon our hrgh school lrfe Annabelle Phrllrps 28 0 ' 'Q 0 -1 as ,fi my -Plfiqjvf fa! 1l lla, Page Txu my 1 ight 1' 4 7 V X 1 Q' J A 17' ig fmrf. N ' 5 K' I 1 X .1 I A V f' , 3 as . ' . ' x , j ' '. - . - : 7 , 1 ' - s I 1 . 'S , ' l ' I L: l ' 3 . l f . L Q . . . y y . y Q , - .L I A , 1 . Y. . 5.7 T v . Y i M 5 V 1 . K . , , lv, , , u 4 Q . ' C. , A , . , - - I ' I ' 7 q Y s v -. ' Y I ' , , . ' , ar ra L K at ' H , ' . - , L , K, , , 4 . . . i. CK ,, . Y , Q - ' Y 7 7 ' anticipation, to guide half-reluctant footsteps 9 1 9 - . ' ' ' A - ' A ' . , . A ' . . p 7 . , ' v y 7 , 7 ' ' Q Q n Q . . 4 I , l y 1 . n . , y . , - 1 4 ' ' . ' A - w u . , 7 2 'C ' '. , C . . . V K 'A ' s 1 1 ' s ' ' . . . . 2 ' ' 7 - l . . ' , ' 4 ' . . I 7 Y - 9 7 ' . , ' , , . , - , , A A ' 7 ' K .vs ' 9 . ' .' ' 4' A ' V - ' Q '1 9 -. ' . ' . ' ' ' v v ' ' 5 . . . . h ---, , , , f'.- r .. ' Rauf ' ' cf' I-I ' 1 K r. .35-Q Aetgl X 1 - , :Q S, Yi

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