St Mary Catholic High School - Marathon Yearbook (Marietta, OH)

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1lingIIEnilIlllllllllIllIlllllllIIIlllllIIIllllllllllIIlllllllIIlllllllIllllllllllIllIlllllllIlllullIIIllIMIIIhisIllHIMllgllxllgllmllmllglllxl i ll i7 Qtaesar was Qmhitinus mba Qu: we ifififj-:fin 4 '42 f fo-at .' 5,-ma,.e ,fe 1 -1,-NV. -. ., ' 'Qin L 1? A S .'AVA,f,, MI t .Aww 1 1 E FJ MARGARET MEISER I I ' M, if Ambition: A Dancer X! lx fff A dancer, delightfully fair, f X A dancer with golden hair it Lovely beyond compare Such is the fate of Margaret. 4' -Wilma Winstel, '26, f 'HX l , f li - -f . 1 N , i. fs., ff tx A sill H' 5 ' 5-Trai rs.:fn-f-z.,-wwf',!'-s-efff.- em ef . -fa.,-we-im.-t:.5'.fe.:t Qbur jlliluttu To think that the hour has come! Four long years of work have ended-we are stepping from the School of Learning into the School of Life and Experience! Just as they who have gone before us, were eager to know what experiences the future held for them-so are we. And if we did know, would not our lives be influenced by that knowledge? Let us hope so. At present we must make the best of life by performing well each duty as it presents itself, letting the future in the hands of God. In the past we have always tried to keep our motto - B2 and be Y's always before us. S quare to all Earnest Noble I ndustrious Obedient Respectful Sincere Whether or not this has influenced us for good the future alone will reveal. But after all the past has been only a preparation for something higher, a stepping stone into the great Sea of life. If those days of preparation have been wasted, the results will be deplorable. But if on the other hand our years of High School life have been marked by genuine, constant toil and devotion to duty, then our school days have not been in vain. Life is not a bed of roses as all well know. Just when we think we are walking on velvet moss, a thorn brings us back to ourselves. They who are not quite as fortunate as others, expect to find the way rugged and hilly. The best we Seniors can do is to keep our class motto in mind. B2 and be Y's always and the world won't seem quite so cold. Remember Lowell's poem: Our hearts, our hopes, are all with thee Our hearts, our hopes, our prayers, our tears, Our faith triumphant over our fears, Are all with thee, are all with thee. -Catherine Morris, '26. 23