St Luke High School - Lucian Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

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,W Revcrcndj j Brennan IJFDIC A I ION II he class of 104 7 IS proud to dedlcatt thlg book of hlgh Qthool mem orles to you, Father Brennan To ue you hax e been an IYISDITINQ example of our Cfxthohc falth It li rmrelx that we haxe exer I'HIiQ9fl you at the elght o clock 'Haw each morning or it the ehlldren Q 'Nlfws on Sundays llesldes being 1 Sllllllllll example I' lther vou haw llwau cheered loom we haw been amused bx xour malatent reference to eflth of us as Iohnnx or 'Nlarx II e haxe 'llwaw looked forward to xour urging Irlsh Qongs and to xour xerv specml Irlsh pg II e are glad that we connect our most cherlshed memorlee mth xou, Father, who haxe berx ed so untlrlnglx IH the prlesthood for fiftx foul xeare In leaxmg Qt Luke Hlgh Qchool we prax that sou max serxe mam more xeara and that God mll bleu xou moat abundartlx I l 4 N 'V I L V , L v f . I I 3 vf 1 - y - - 9 w X , Y . . . , 2 . A c , .' n 4 .' J L. ' 2 L. '.' Z ,AH V 'L ' 5 . ,, 1 . jx. . , , . , us wlth your smlle and Irlsh wlt In your OCCllSlOIIZll vlslts to the vlass- . f x k v v ' K 'L , L . L- 1 L, nn 'vw Aa ,H ' ' .I Y Y , v v ' ' ' I A 4 5 C 5 L t 5 A . j ' t : . 3

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7229! HOUR I lhe Challenge 0 lhe lulzne younf Cathollc CIUIGDN cqmpped wlth Z1 C ltholle educatlon we fue thc Challenge of thc future un lfrud l OUR II lor the bettel roundmg, out of 11 fullx dex eloped C hI'lStl1l l charactel we haw partlclpated IH extra cumculu Ictnl t1eQ of a QOCIRI nflture BOOK III The Challenge of Athletic: We haxe competed whole heartedly a program of athletlcs knowmg that a healthy body faclhtates the dex elop ment of mmd and soul 2 EH As j L , s, A ' 1 .Y . 1 t l I J 2 ' l 1 ' z 2 , . l The Challenge Of Social Activities 1 . ' , . Y ' 'S .2 . 4 -, A f ,. . 1 . 2 . , A n C ' P' - ' in - . I , ' Y

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Reverend joseph W. Lowney Although Father Lowney has not been directly connected with our school activities, still his spirit of helpfulness has been felt by the senior 4-lass. The boys are especially gratelul for Father's interest in starting ath- letics at St. Luke's and the girls have felt his influence through the Sodality. Though we are leaving St. Luke's, we shall always remember Father Lowney's cheerful smile and willing help. !Q,QZZC'l.dZll.0l1 The seniors cannot fully express their appreciation of Father Purcell's untiring efforts during the past year to aid us. First of all, we are grateful for his spiritual and vocational guid- ance, and for the realization he has given us in apologetics of the im- portance of being able to explain our faith. We are also grateful for the many activities he has directed, and no matter where we may find our- shall never forget Father Purcell and his help. selves after graduation, we Reverend Wllliam J Purcell