Our Lady of Lourdes High School - Knight Yearbook (Marinette, WI)

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. 'I ,fwx Q ,H 1 ' .' 7'-H 5 ,-'My Lornoiis AVN 'i,' ri ll N: .f ,x pf X, o:ia0 O F'r .lH'm,lnTT,'A4D, 'gA o Oi:vO 1 OTQEHO PTO 1.g4llll.1lllfCSC6lIlllfl1llDll11S all lUlll'lll10lI'l1ll15llIlS O Time-June 3, 1929. ' Place-QAuditorium of Our Lady of Lourdes High School. Purpose-To convince the student body of Lourdes High School that the J eleven boys of the junior class are most ably qualified to fill the vacancies made by 0 the departure of the eleven Senior boys. ., Although, O esteemed Faculty and Fellow-students, your assembly has Q always seemed the most agreeable body that any one can address, and this place l the best fitted for pleading a case in, especially one concerning the merits of the J junior boys, not my own will, but my youthfulness has hitherto prevented me from O intruding upon this avenue of fame. 'Q However, now that I have reached manhood, I am here to convince you that the junior boys are most ably qualified to fill the vacancies left by the Senior boys. Of you Lourdeans present, who would not testify as to the merits of these 0 Junior boys? Am I to think that any of you would dare to deny their loyalty to f this school? VVho, I ask, who would not testify as to their ability to sing? Do not their , I voices so powerful and yet so sweet rise far above the rest? You all know that it you have listened with untiring ears to their entertainments. 9 In mathematics, who surpasses them? Point out to me if you are able, Quirites, anyone with a keener mind and more studious zeal than those of whom I speak. ,J Who delves into the mysteries of science with greater interest? I implore 0 you, in the name of the immortal gods, to remember the skill that they have dis- fy played in experimenting, the knowledge and logic with which they have expounded theories. ' I, And again, in the most excellent of studies, Latin, who exceeds the rest if not 5 the Junior boys? Is not their knowledge of infinitives, gerundives, and peri- - phrastics almost perfect? Who, O, Classmates, will contradict me? Whose voices are more devout in prayer than the Junior boys? Who leads the high school, yes, the entire congregation? I beg of you, Quirites, recall to iv your minds the slowness and distinctness with which they pray. ' 0 Though you are aware of the merits of these young men, I may not pass i them over. I Each one is a bulwark and protector of the school, Each one fills the duties and obligations which are required of him. Each in each will make a model, a 0 noble Senior. I hope that I have not pleaded in vain. If you are not yet convinced of the I unequalled virtue and valor of the Junior boys, O Quirites, and most honored 5 Faculty, please come to me and I shall convince you, pro di immortales! l Recall again their merits, while I descend -from this time-worn but famous 0 rostrum. - , PRESTON HEARTY, '3o. . 0'-1509? of- 1929r-+er'-+ or---in -lFifty-five I-

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