St Lawrence Seminary High School - Laurentian Yearbook (Mount Calvary, WI)

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1rlHIt Q ings r t R975 l One may question whether or notour lives at St. Lawrence Seminary were realistic, Have we been copping out these past four years by liv- ing in a community that is seemingly sheltered from society? We think not. ' We are different from most of society, but not unrealistic. We have ac- cumulated our Share of troubles and problems, but tended to view them positively - is it unrealistic to be optimistic? We have based our lives on the message of Christ - love. ls love so unrealistic? We have grown, both personally and as a community. Those choosing not to grow with us have pruned themselves, making us stronger still. ,There is a deep sense of gratitude to those who have dedicated their lives for us. For theirs is a fulfilling, but painful, job of removing the masks and barriers we build. We do not wish to insult them by trying to ex- press our gratefullness in words. p is y So, has real people, living in 1a world with a real God, we leave St. Lawrence Seminary, carrying with us the memories of good times and bad. Taking with us the learning, discipline and love that we experienced - those experiences that made us who and what we are. t i R it fRobert Bradyj ROBERT BRADY MICHAEL PAULUS Mt. Clemens, Mich. s Port Washington, Wis. 24

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JOHN RISSA DetI'0it, Mich. X M MARK DAVIS Milwaukee, Wis. M MARK LONGO Fond du Lac, Wis. 5 FRANCIS TIMMERS Kaukauna, Wis. DERRICK WRIGHT Milwaukee, Wis 25