St Gabriel High School - Adrian Yearbook (New Rochelle, NY)

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Spiritual reading provides a few moments of relaxation for Father XYillia1n Mahoney who devotes his day to parish duties. new .f I , f x Father George McGrath returns from a visit to New Rochelle Hospital where he lends a sympathetic ear and wise zxclvice to the sick. Father XYilliain Raftery takes a few minutes to relate another of his humorous aneeclntes. Father always has 21 spare niinnte, a good joke, and wise counsel. orming true Christians Complementing our secular education hy instruct- ing us in the more intricate doctrines of our Faith are our parish priests. XYC wish to express our ap- preciation for their constant etforts on our behalf.

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Education consists in preparing man for what he must do here below in order to attain the sublime end for which he was created. Right Reverend Monsignor Patrick Temple, S.T.D. A Message To The Graduates As the human soul comes immediately from the hands of God it remains ever restless outside of God, and finds blessed peace only in the possession of God. As the Son of God is our XYay, our Truth, and our Life, it is through Him, with Him, and in Him that we reach our destiny of eternal happiness. Since our blessed Redeemer established the Catholic Church to supply the means of salvation and to teach the way to Truth, true education must be under the tutelage of the Church. In life's battle to win eternal rewards against sin and Santan, the best assurance is training in youth under a Catholic atmosphere. Sincerest congratulations to the parents of our graduates for having sent their daughters to St. Gabriel's. Heartiest congratulations also to the graduates on the Catholic education received here. May you be a success here and hereafter! Spiritual enlightenment . . .

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Sister Gertrude Carmel Secretary Sister Miriam Emmanuel Religion, English, Music, Health Sister Dorothy Marie Religion, Mathematics Sister Mary Cecilia Religion, Social Studies Miss Regina Milicia Religion, Spanish Sister Maria Paschal Religion, French In a discussion concerning future as- signments for their respective English classes are Cl. to r.J Miss June-Rita Bruzzone, Sister Rose Maria, Mrs. Thomas O'Toole, and Sister Miriam Emmanuel. 'ililiss Charbonneau, what are you doing in Africa? Compiling current events data for discussion in Ameri- can History classes are Sister Mary Cecilia and Miss Rosemarie Char- bonnean. We wish to thank Sister I-'crwzim fllirium, our principal, for all the help she has given us. Sister's advice and wise administration will remain with us as one of our shining memories. Miss Rosemarie Charbonneau Religion, Social Studies Sister Marie Religion, Latin Mrs. Robert Putnarr Religion, Science Miss Patricia Healey, Religion, Science was implanted Sister Marie Simeon , 1 I s Religion, Latin, Mathemai s, Health Sister Agnita Carmela 1+ 9 Religion, Mathematics Sister Marian james Religion, Business Q 7 Y English, Librarian Miss june-Rita Bruzzonea f English, Social Studies Mrs. Thomas O'Too1e lp English, Health Engaging in a between-class confer- ence are Cl. to r.J Miss Regina Mil- icia, Spanish, Sister Maria Paschal, French, and Sister Marie, Latin. Sister Rose Maria Q X U