St Marys Commercial High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Uffnfff ' Nearly four score years have passed since old St. Hary's threw open her doors to the youth of Detroit. To this day, she is carrying out a system of education complete in all its phases. Upon completion of the business course, not only does the young business girl face our fast-moving twentieth century manned with a technical training which enables her to draw from the material world a livelihood, but she has something to offer from the standpoint of cultural and moral training--as much a part of her happy, long-to-be-remembered days at old St. Mary's as the A B C' are to the first grader. lhry, the mi and the mother of guiding influence of Mary as she is arms outstretched trcss of all science, the mother of spiritualit intellectuality has nurtured her and has been h Indelibly on each mind is imprinted the image so beautifully represented above the altar with to receive her children. S Y, GI'

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