Nardin Academy - Rosarium Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Salufafory IGHT Reverend Monsignor Garvey, Reverend Father Hanley, Reverend Fathers, beloved parents, our dear teachers and all our good friends: eagerly Q-Q5f f2-W X :V 'ff' we have anticipated the pleasure of welcoming you to our graduation exer- lfli 'rf I ' ' I-i l H7:'h'lftf mWl7e1, ., te C 'ses ' flint, .,.:f -my ,I J Our spiritual welfare has always been of deep concern to you, our de- voted priests, and we are greatly honored by the continued interest in our progress that brings you here tonight. To you, our beloved parents, who looked far above and beyond any selfish considerations when you decided to send us to Nardin Academy, we extend a very special welcome. We say that we know and we try to appreciate the successive sacrifices that this decision has called for on your part, but we re- alize that as yet, we only glimpse the extent of your generosity. We hope that tonight, as you share with us the ioy of achievement, you will experience the beginnings ofa reward-that will keep growing even unto eternity. Welcome to you, the faculty, teachers in the highest sense of the word. To you we are indebted not only for our progress in the arts, sciences, languages and mathematics, but for something incom- parably more important, that priceless training in Christian virtue which you never failed to give by word and example. And you, our good friends, without whose kindly interest and enthusiasm our high school memories must have lost much of their ioy and color, you too we greet with a welcome all your own. When it comes to a welcome, I think Monsignor Garvey - and maybe Father Hanley, too - will agree with me that the Irish have the word for it and so I bid you, one and all, a hundred thousand welcomes here tonight. Kathleen Klee ,. ' . up 3- mllp S ovfqfp Gllilf I 4, 9 f.fig,a.Qm Qivyekgjy Qglilequdgl 'S' Q0 ' cgi, 4 80