St Columbkille High School - Columb Yearbook (Brighton, MA)

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May is Mary;s;she is 01175 Thus the month ix doubly dear, As we crown her with our fiowers, Angels gladly hover near.

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Our President PAUL HIATT H is M essage It is said that every joy has its undercurrent of sorrow; certain it is that the Class of 1945 Ends the pleasure of achievement dimmed by the severing of com- panionships as we are about to terminate our high school days. Before this mo- mentous occasion arises, it is but fitting that we should express our heartfelt ap- preciation to those who have been instrumental in obtaining for us our long sought-for goal. ' To the Priests of St. Columbskillek and the Sisters of St. Joseph, we tender a tribute of loyal devotion that will keep alive the memory of their selfless giving to each. and every one of us. Without counting the cost of patient devotion and unwearied prayer, they have made it possible for us to enjoy the advantages of a Catholic Education and the happiness of our Commencement Day. They, under God, have enabled us to enshrine in our young lives the highest and noblest ideals. Towards our fond parents, our hearts are pulsating with gratitude. Words can scarcely convey our message of thanks to them for their years of self-saerifiee , which enabled us to share in this wondrous educational system. May our lives be worthy indications that we value and esteem what they have done for us. With grateful hearts then, and high resolves we launch our crafts on the Voyage of Life, but unlike many less fortunate graduates we have not been set adrift without a charter and a pilot. What is our charter? Our splendid Catholic training set in the gold of Gods Ten Commandments. Who is our Pilot? The same gentle Master who calmed the angry waves with those majestic words 4KPeace be stillV, Have we a destination? The Port of Eternity! Fearlessly then, let us embark on the Ocean of Life and as we navigate across the years, may our lives reflect the radiance of our Captain, Christ, in His memorable words: ttBehold, you 'are the Light of the World!,, H is Assistants Vice-President Secretary Treasurer FRANCIS YURT MARGARET HALLERAN MARY M. SLATTERY

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KL! 5.4;34 aVX-Az 4'; a ; I o l IRENE MARY BURDGE Burdgie 38 Glencoe Street Burdgiels personality admired and en- vied-epleasant word for everyone enjoys sports considerablyeeapable of writing poetryeinterested in peopleegreat asset to her as a social workerione of the class tCstators. HELEN PATRICIA BURNS Bumsie 103 Etna Street Fun lovingialways ready with a smile gpopular among the Classifmds time now and then for studyv-good-natured and even temperedWrushes in at one minute before or one after the one dclock bellaexcels in roller skatingehopes some day to be zgn'qirline hostess. , PW . , ,. JEANNE FRANCES CALLAHAN Cal 4 Cypress Court Helpful spiriteenjoys lifeebowling en- thusiast-remarkable skill as forward on the basketball teameserious application to studyieamed her place on the honor rolleamong the first to respond to every suggestionipossesses all the qualities to be a success as the perfect secretary. BARBARA ANNE CALNAN Babs 92 Goodenough Street Diligent and studiousea friend to all elover of good musicelikes t0 dancee one of the first in her classea famous cheerleaderiwill succeed in her ambi- tion to become a lab technician;elass historian for the fourth yearehas a place on the Honor Roll continuously.