St Joseph Commercial High School - Parmentier Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Mm Sewdafuf '41 Slqu 4011.01 Four short years ago a group ol young ladies with ideals, character, and vocation to develop, entered the portals ol' St. Joseph. During this time they have been re-arming and preparing themselves to meet the on- slaughts ol luture lille. Now they are ready. It will be no easy taslc to leave a sale Catholic atmosphere to enter what can readily be called a dream world. It is something imagined, but not yet experienced -- an entirely new chapter in their life. The modern world is in a turmoil. For that reason it offers few oppor- tunities to those not prepared to deal with its ways. One must not only possess secretarial ability to solve successfully. business propositions but must have strength ol character and purpose as well. The business lile is by no means, a lille ol glory. It is rather one ot' continual struggle, perplex- ing problems, and puzzling ways. The young lady then, who enters the business world must be prepared to meet all three. This preparation comes from a good Christian education: one which teaches her to meet every situation bravely and cope with it to the best of her ability. She has been well trained: she is intelligent and capable. Vvith these characteristics, hall the battle is won. The other half is won by common sense- the fruit ot spiritual and moral activity. Thus we learn, success will be hers only, il she prays to Nlary, our Advocate, and our dear patron, St. Joseph, to intercede lor us with Him from Whom all success comes. Let the words Ulte Ad Josephn he our beacon light to lead us on to victory in the great battle of lile. ,-flVlARGARET CARNEY '41

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5+-ffl.-,f ' M-A'-ee-'i .o it . :wfleuazfwe 1406 luaaia Seniafzdv day lla 04121. .facfq As we leave the maternal shadows ol: our Blessed lxlotherts grotto to go lorth to lind success, we lay at the feet of our dear hlary lmmaculate our ettorts, pray- ers, and worlis in thanksgiving lor her heautitul love and guidance and also pledge ourselves to tidelity to the ideals ot the Ave. Long will linger with us the memory ot the joys, anxieties and triumphs found in the tormation ol' the various unitsg Amo Christum, Glee Cluh, Social, Arts and Dance Units. Ott in the future, we shall happily recall the heautitul rendition ot our Glee Cluh at our Christmas lestivals and lxtay Crownings, the happiness brought to the siclc children through the Social Service Unit and last, hut most important, the spiritual lyenetits gained through daily attendance at lxlass, that were lhostered hy the Amo Christum Unit. Vve shall hope and pray that those whom we leave alter us will carry on to higher merit, the wort: so earnestly and faithfully organized in the past years. .-MARY BRIDESON '41

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