Our Lady of Angels High School - Amaranth Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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parents have been generous with their material treasures that you may obtain for yourselves that super-treasure of a Catholic edu- cation. And now the day is here when they rightly expect you to bring that treasure out into the open; for buried treasure does neither you nor them any good. In a sense, we, your parents and teachers, are like the certain nobleman in Chrisfs parable of the gold pieces, who gave to his ten servants ten pieces of gold, with the express command that they should trade with his money until he return from a trip abroad. And now we, too, demand to see what you have acquired by your years of study and golden opportunity. We hope all of you are like those servants who were able to return their gold pieces to the Master with this remark: uLord, Thy gold piece has earned ten gold piecesln For to these wise investors the Master said: Well done, good servant, because thou hast been faithful in a very little, thou shalt have authority oven ten townsfi And perhaps it is better not to mention what happened to that solitary timid soul who was afraid to use his gold piece! We trust none of you has been so timid, and so uninterested in the amassing of true treasure! Finally, there is also another person who is highly interested in what you have done, and what you will continue to do, with the treasure that has been given to you. That lovable person is, of course, the Mother of God, who gave us her Divine Treasure for our inspiration. And since she is undoubtedly gifted with a more womanly patience than far exceeds the narrow limits of ours, she is content to wait longer than we are, to see just what you do with your treasure. We remind you, however, in her name: tiFail not! And may God be with you? FATHER EDWIN SCI-IICK, O.F.M. Chaplain. Page thirteen

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Strung and Clasped together by a common bond of fun, work, and accamplishment.