Marquette High School - Marquetan Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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I2 FATHER RICHARD S. BRADLICY,S.I Ifaitlioi' Iiiunllvy g1':uI11:1tvcI from Ilonzaigzi IlighScI1ooI,Spok:mo, in 19343. In thc- follow- ing your ho viitvroll Tho Sovioty of Josns. Afton' finishing his l'hiIosophy, FIIIIIIOI' Iirzul- Ivy vzunv Il0I'0 fo Yzikinm To fozivh :Lt Man'- qliotfv. For IIn'oo yours, from I94-I through ISHI3, hosiilos his tmc-liilig :ind 0xTi'zL-1'ln'- i'i0nIzLr zlvfivifivs, ho IIZLIIIIIPII zilonv tho vom- pIf-tv uthlotic' prograini. I'pon finishing his rvgoric-y, l :itI101' spont four yours :Lt St. Marys Tlivologzito in Iizinszis, hving ol'- mlzxim-ml fliers- in Juno, ISH9. Thon ho put in ai your at Gonzaga High School :incl ai your of 'l'oi'tizu1sI1ip M Port Towsoncl. In Juno of I952, just one your ago, Fzitlim' Iirzidloy was zippointofl Pastor of St. .Iosoph's fiIllII'l'Il. :incl I,I'K'SIiIl'IlI of Nlzirqilvtfo High Svhool. ,N I I LIIINI IIN h ml S, Iirzullvy, SJ I'1r -.nh nt oi rqnwtt lIigliS1'h s 5 I F I I'I1ll'IIIl'I' Iiraulloy and Bishop IJllllgIlK'I'Ij' going ovvl' the- books,

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'Q K . . . lei us rid ourselves of all that weighs us down, Q 5 S l 1 S - 4 ' ' ' Jfirst base 'J N 1 I 5 X . . . and run, with all endurance, the race for which we are entered . . . -St. Paul. The first phase in our Retreat is a fundamental one, and absolutely necessary for all that is to follow. Its aim is to make us realize first of all that life is a serious business, a contest in which our souls are at stake. And since the going will be rough at times, it is important that we be in shape. The sooner we get rid of our old habits - softness, vanity, cowardice - the better off we will be . . . Where did we get this first nudge toward the contest, the direction to take, and the example to get started, if not from our teachers? What gratitude, then, we owe them - especially when at times it must have been a difficult task for them! But they considered it reward enough when once we sincerely got under way - and met the Teacher Who, in the next phase, was waiting for us.

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Zlhministratiun E x 3 Fr. Patriek l.. Devlin, S. J. Principal of lNIarquet,te Fr. Clare A. Hayes, S.J. Vive Principal of lNIarquette Father Devlin g.K1'2lll1l21li0il from Gonzaga High School in Spokane in 1933. After his Philosophy eourse, he put in three years of teaching at his Alma Mater, where he was prefect of boarders. After Theology he was orclainefl priest in 19443. ln 1948, Father was macle the Vive Principal of liellermine High in Tacoma. 11e was appointed Principal of Marquette in 1949 and has been here sinee. Under Fr. lJevlin's advice and direction the sehool has progressed steadily through the last, five years. lfather llayes enterecl the Jesuit, Order from lflellermine Iligh in Taeema in 1930. His regeney years, from 1937 to 1940, were at Gonzaga where, hesides his teaeliing, he was assistant Coach of foothall, hasehall, and track, and also a prefeet, of boarders. ln 19-13, Father was ordained in San Fraiieiseo. 'l'hen was sent to Seattle Prep where he taught for two years. Seatt,le's loss was Yakima's gain, for in 19443, Father Hayes was appointed Yiee Principal of Marquette and has been here since.