Marymount High School - Marymountian Yearbook (Wilkes Barre, PA)

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SISTI-IR NI. ADOLPH.-X. NIA. PRINCIPAL Linder Sister NI. :XrhvlpI1a's ahle and efficient guidance Nluryiiwiirit High Fm-Iimil ha fhrurisheci I't'IlIllI'k8i1if. Our st-Iwnl has nuw ernergewi triuinphantly as ll center ui learning cornparuhie to the hunger estahlishf-cl sciiuuls. Wie take this upportunily t extend Uur sincere anti deep appreciation to Sister NI. Xttnlplm for her unliring effnrts on our behalf. Wt-'II ever rerneinher her inspiring guidance. Enkincllecl in our hearts is love for our principal . . who has given us, taught us, prayed with us, and shared. with us the ecstatic joys and self-styled griefs of school flays . . 9

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FATHER E. ADA MK I EW I CZ Christ commanded His disciples to go and teach all nations. ive could not find a hetter fulfillment of this command than in Father Edmund .-Xdamkiewicz. He is thoroughly dedi- cated to the training and guiding of all the young men and women under his Care. May Father always carry out his daily tasks with such un- ceasing devotion. Who gave us the eertitude, sense and taste of fhi1l?Q'S diuinef FATHER L. GARBACIK Witli the spirit of sacrifice. with a great love for all that is good. Father Louis Carbacik is exer ready to show us. hy word and example. the meaning of true Christ-likeness. FATHER E. MASA KOWSKI Although with us hut a short while. Father Edward Masakowski has endeared himself to all the students of Marymount High School. His interest in our activi- ties has heen greatly appreciated. Cod-s hlessinvs he his at all times

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