Notre Dame High School - Stella Maris Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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a REVEREND A, CHAREST, S.M. Pastor Priests are the torch bearers of the world, leading and lighting the way for others, Each day they bring Christ down from Heaven that He might dwell in the lowly hearts of men. Each day, too, by their prayers, counsel and charity, they lead souls to Christ. What a dark world it would be without these holy, self-sacrificing men to keep alive the torch of Faith. How difficult it would be to find one's way to Heaven without them, God bless our priests and give them health and strength to keep their torches high!

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al 4 h ht be ee 4 ite FA iy ¥ ‘Gay CORE OX S 2 iy As you gaze through the pages of this book, the happy times of our high school years, caught ina brief flashbya camera's watchful eye, will undoubtedly bring back the memories of your own school days. They are events for us to cherishanda symbolof unity that bound us du- ring our school years, Eachphotograph will bring forth a memory of a long-for- gotten scene, Whisper a prayer as youturn the pages, dear friend, for we are about to discard the youthful pleasures of life and take on the cloak of responsibility. We must shoulder our own burden that has in past years been borne by our loving parents and self-effacing teachers. But before we whisper adieu, letus shoutinunisonour praise for N.D,.P., ---let us thank our Alma Mater for the training it has given us, enabling us to step into our future, undaunted and ready to meet the battles of life. 3 Eh tee ee apn ies DONNIE ess taki: rise ee uPamaRah re dP Leable 1 see awe + ares 72 . . . é = ’ . 2 “ . Oe PE . wis alec ans ant Be Salen ; Satan Sud a mA ak, Agr tartar ‘aie. re “er pirates ate es em ay i iy | gen Tete. ee rs cd — ng! = es at ee eh ae oY, Vo easicad ote ah ee aioe . = se wna Toe re TCT ayaa Bag! i ae $e atari be ee ee 1h ai a OL RP ' aM 2 ‘a Z € ea Fa be to ia be bo: 2 3S 7 4 A ot.) oe 1» ae , ons | te yet ecg 12 3 ‘e “2 eh 8 a “ » = ed ve 1? pa ae f a oe (es :

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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE Now that our long anticipated goal has finally arrived, our thoughts wander back to the days when graduation was but a faint, remote vision. How well we remember those carefree, youthful days when we were but freshmen in the school of knowledge! Little did we realize the arduous tasks which lay ahead for our devoted tea- chers, They not only bore the responsibility of developing our limited intelligence, but above allthe formation of our characters. As we stand on the threshold of life, we realize thatour zealous nuns will no.longer be near when difficulties arise. It will then be our duty to put into practice what they have taught us du- ring these past four years, We are confident that many of us will be successful, but we all know that this success will be attributed to the efforts and labors of our self-sacrificing Sisters. Beloved Teachers, to you go forthour heartfelt gratitude for your untiring labor and unstinting zeal in our behalf. May we ever show ourselves worthy of such devotedness by living a truly Christian life based onthe Catholic Education received at Our Lady of Pity High. May we ever be your pride and joy. Dorothy M. Benoit