Our Lady of Providence High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Clarksville, IN)

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M if Graduates As our years of high school have slipped by, we have become aware of our grave responsibility of taking our place in modern society as Catholic men and wmnm with high principles and ideals. To us graduatioh means not only accepting a diplomag it is the grasping of the key to our future lives that will lead us on the trail to the gate of heaven. ' Uiiig i l 3 .V - LTI 4 . . ,Q - su Q 1,45 R W 41 gfqsgfqgtgmq . ,V -- . My , 1. ,-2 A ,Q 1, '11

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We are grateful to our faculty, who have lea' us down the trail of hard sfudy. N of only have ihey been teachers, hut true friends, sincere helpers, and spiritual leaders. Sonzetimes in the course of learning, we are not mindful of all our feaehers do for us, hut we are ap preeiative. Now we sav. Thank you. - Wwwwwq Mrs. Richard Board, Mrs. Charles Mudd, Mrs. Robert Hendgshot, Mrs. Raymond Zeller, Mrs. Clarence Monroe, and Mrs. David Schieman know the art of making students happy. V,- 10 f .ew I

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Sruirfr 671155 Ofkwrs Wayne Koche1't, Presidentg Patricia Jenks, Treasurerg Portia Walter, Vice-Presi- dent: Jerry Day, Secretary. Blessed are the dead who die in Ike Lord. Book of Apocalypse Chap. 14, Verse I5 The Class of 1957 praylerfully remembers its classmates, John Kenney and Jerry Renn. Through God's Will they left us as freshmen to attain the ultimate goal of all education, a place with Him in eternity. In our prayers, too, we are mindful of Sister Marguerite Marie, one of our freshman teachers who died in November of our senior year. We shall always remember Sisteris quiet, gentle ways and her sincere interest in each of us at Our Lady of Providence High School, her last mission. May they rest in peace! 12 ?l-4.4.1.