Mount de Sales High School - Salesian Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 2 ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES 13 UNDERCLASSES 29 SENIORS 43 PATRONS and SPONSORS 51 Two builders, inspecting the steel framework of the new school wing, look to the future. 9 the Future... The new one-story brick structure, Mercy Hall, takes shape

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FOREWORD Builders all! Watching with pardonable pride and intense interest the steady growth of our new building, Mercy Hall, as brick by brick, day by day, it emerged from a dream to a reality, we became cog- nizant of the fact that a dual building pro- gram is underway at Mount de Sales this year. The construction activity that is re- sulting in a new school building on the campus is symbolic of the building process, not always perceivable to the casual vis- itor, that has been taking place for the 79 years of our school’s existence. Like its students of the past, we, the present Mt. de Sales students, are building daily the temples of our minds, our bodies, and our hearts. Our faith serves as our strong spirit- ual foundation. With books as tools, we shape and fashion knowledge, the corner- stone of our building. Through persevering effort, we erect well-constructed walls lest they crumble in the face of error and hard- ship. Prayer and grace provide the roof of our edifice as a safeguard against the storms and stress of life. With these thoughts in mind, we, the yearbook staff, present for your approval BLUEPRINTS FOR THE FUTURE, our ‘55 an- nual, wherein we show the way of life at Mt. de Sales by which daily we build to erect perfect structures, living temples of the Holy Ghost. The Past Yielc The former school wing, a two-story wooden structure, was razed last Au- gustf. — a — == ¢ =e “a 4 — — a ) | aay al = |} =.) | | — —| —— | 4 Ni)

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