Saint Dominic High School - Stella Maris Yearbook (Oyster Bay, NY)

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THRUUGH THEIR HUIDHIICE... Instructor in Christian Morals , ' '+C' 4-.1 , REVEREND THOMAS D. HELFRICK Q-Q Instructor in Church History 3,..., REVEREND ALFRED B. SOAVE Instructor in Sacred Scripture

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. 'M' 2 I .3 tram I ' ' talbqyf REVEREND M. VINCENT SHORT Pastor of St. Dominic Church UUR PBIESTS What school day memories would be complete without a thought focused on the priests, whose loyal devotion to our school will endure long after graduation is over? Motivated by a sincere interest in our activ- ities and moved by the desire to lead others to God, our priests exemplify the Christian ideals instilled in our minds and souls. Through their instruction, sound advice and administration of the Sacraments, character is formed in the true tradition of St. Dominic's. Their characteristic cheerfulness, friendship and love of Cod and neighbor will always remain as a pleasant memory of our school days. in-up-5 Nlembers of the secretarial practice :lass acting as secretaries to the priests and the Sisters find that giving of their service pays dividends in valuable ex perience Roberta Boccafola notes that this type of dictation is not the class- room type.

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tlur Sisters tn the Highest When we assume our position as actors on the stage of life, we will often look back on the many happy incidents of our school life. The pleasant chats after class, the cheerful smile of our teachers, even the corrections, well- deserved,-these things will be pleasant to re- member in the future. All the hardships will be forgotten and we will smile at the things that seemed so tragic at the time. We will not remember all that we were taught, but we will remember the teachers, who helped us to take on the task before us and want to take this op- portunity to thank them. All's well in the office. There's a smile on Mother's face and she has reached the last name on the absentee list, Touring France with Sister Maria Emeric by slides , . . Ah! Paris in the Spring-the Champs Elysees, le Bois de Boulogne, Rue de Rivoli! Not another transcript? Sister Pierre's days seem to be filled with querying students. Surely Betty's question wasn't that funny, Sister Colum- banus, It does look like a Udevining rod.