Mount Saint Marys College - Eagle Yearbook (Orchard Lake, MI)

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THE EAGLE r. tHo OF 19 4 4 eJJeclicuiecl to c cience : WORKING FOR GOD AND COUNTRY Out of the laboratories of our institutions emerges the working model of the world of tomorrow: from machines and test tubes come the fascinating realities that give honor to the men of vision who lose themselves today so that others could live better tomorrow. One can reach out and touch the future, for time and distances are no longer obstacles, but the controlled elements in the crucibles of science. The men of St. Mary ' s will live in that future and will realize, upon reflection, that it is but the fulfillment of a pattern of life designed and demonstrated to them in the scientific labora- tories, in the classrooms, in the Chapels, and on the Campus of St. Mary ' s. Page Forty-four SAINT MARY ' S HIGH SCHOOL

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THE EAGI. E OF 1 » 4 4 f- fep L lc a66 We, the Preparatory Senior Class of 1944, being of sound mind and of sounder bodies, do hereby make, execute, publish and declare this to be our final will and testament, abrogating all promises made or about to be made, exclusive of those included herein. We desire to show our deepest and respectful grati- tude and our highest and sincere appreciation of everything done in our be- half, all past indications to the contrary notwithstanding. To Our Most Beloved Rector We leave our youthful zeal and energy to add to his undertaken effort to build an even greater Saint Mary ' s. To Oxir Deeply Respected Disciplinarians, now that we are departed, restful slumber. Worry no more whether we are in bed at curfew time. We also be- queath one dollar and sixty- three cents to pay for the cleaning of our dining room where we often enjoyed a midnight snack. To All Our Professors, a sincere God Bless You for directing us toward our goals. Their sound advice has found its way into our hearts, there to abide for all time. To The Purchasing Department, all broken test-tubes, batteries, Petri dishes and other equipment which we used for our extra-curricular experiments, plus the plans and formulas for our private rubber substitute, death ray gun, rocket ship, high powered explosives, etc. To The Department of Languages, all copyright rights to the new and original grammars, words and translations contributed by us during four years of strug- gle with, Latin, Polish, French, et al. We not only grant to them the rare priv- ilege and tremendous responsibility of seminating the newly-acquired Knowl- edge to those who shall follow in the wake of our footsteps, but also firmly and resolutely believe that they will gladly fulfill our request, even if it be for the sole purpose of warning the newcomers to avoid a similar course. To The Class of 1945, our desks in the classroom with their hieroglyphical scratchings and non-legible writings. They hereby, have authority to use these places as they deem fitting. To Our Followers, our rooms in t he College with their interior distractingly set with countless pennants and picturesque scenery — an extravaganza highly desired by youth. To All Seeking Recreation, our Clubroom — Last door on the right. future coup d ' elats may be planned and all initiations performed. Here the To The Coming Seniors, our drags, suctions and pulls, obtained after four years of endeavor, to be improved and used to better advantage. Page Forty-six SAINT MARY ' S HIGH SCHOOL