Redemptorist High School - Redemptor Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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pg Our Pastor Dear Graduates Your senror year at Redemptorrst has been a banner year for your school All of you played a part by your rnterest your applrcatron and cooperatron Today you share the honors that have come to Redemptorrst Revrewmg your years here your thoughts must run deep Each year should have been 1nd1v1dually a personal achrevement better knowl edge of your holy Farth and your responslbrlrtres to God and to your fellow men to your parents and to your school It was your prrvrlege to attend a Catholrc Hrgh your character by now should be of the frnest for you were grven pnncrples bu1lt on eternal truth For years of acqurred knowledge should benefrt you frttmg you to apply yourselves all the more successfully to meeung the needs of thrs very advanced age I would cautlon you not to make the mrstake that you are f1n1shed You are really just begrnnrng There IS strll a gargantuan Job to be done Your years at Redemptorrst wrll prove your abrlrty You wrll have to face llfe realrstrcally But you are more favored because you have your holy Farth as an rnfallrble gurde to rrght thrnkmg and actxng May I remrnd you that the years ahead should brrng credrt to your school We want to follow you rn everythrng and we want to be proud of you Congratulatlonsl God and Our Lady love you' Father Baudry . sb - Y If . . ' I I I - I ' u Q I - - , . - 7 i . . . . . . . . . , . Very Rev. Paul Baudry C Ss R

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Uur Princzpal SISTER M. CAROLEEN S S N D My dear Graduates, Graduation exercises are appropriately called commencement exercises. It is true, graduation ends something very wonderful and significant in your life - your four years of high school, but it also heralds a beginning, and this is even more important. What is past cannot be changed. If you used your time well, you have nothing to regret. If you were active students, you were an asset to your school and each one of us was proud of you and happy to have you here at Redemptorist High. The future now looms ahead of you. It is yours to mold as you will. You can make active in your life the religious principles that we have tried to instill in you during your years here and become men and women of whom the Church, your school, and your country can be justly proud. Or, you can do otherwise. In the past four years, you have shown yourselves capable of accepting a challenge. Our fervent prayer is that as men and women you will not fail to accept life's greater challenge. We build the ladder by which we climb. This ascentat times is steep and difficult, but the reward awaiting those who reach the top is Infinite Truth, Love and Beauty. Sister M. Caroleen, S.S.N.D.