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

Page 20 text:

4+ if F' V41-,. Jr .,,4z.:,,,v: 50'-S -'Q rs I w v . n .H EF. ,,.I. wr 111' i 'I A 1, J! . ,Q l wg -ff. - SE'mf'51g-. .V '?g'fT'Y 'I :', fi1i? mr: 51 1 3 - 5-ml 511- . , . ,V L, y, Q' 1. 13212, 5' ' 'V' 'ff' Ls xi. Pl' Q-Ln ,. ,,. , . --li f, -'11 ' 5-jf .ff . Q. H 11.45-11 1 - - +1 ' fu ' :N 1,14-'.' , 3 J? ' LL A 553, V X Iqil , I K .y1f's- . if '- ff-' 4 - F' r' ' -1 ,..e.f-'e,..' '- V:'g -jagvigffil: .. , .I ,ff mf,-p, V E-,-'aff' ML.. M, T54 ' R ,h In I ,.- 'T Nz? , ,, ,,. ,T ,hr . wS3glrgiU.g ' 'f4,'L :': -' iw , -' ml- 1 V E pu, A,'-val-4 af? .5 W., ' 1. A13 ' ffm 'xi P' 4'-ziiih'-WL -.Q -35 5 2. fit HSV' qv' If . - A -' Q. Jia.. ik f 1 U- . , . ,e , . .. . i PM L . 14 mg, , , W ff. .qv ,X -' . 4 I . '.Q -2 ' - ' Hr: ' ll? 5: 'I f- ' s, 'J ! . LU ,,,, ' , -ivffgg .,',.1, w , A ,4?1g'y?r 2 ad V. lf, ' Y, s. i , -I

Page 19 text:

HONOR, NOT HONORS, IS OUR GOAL We are working not just for today, or even tomorrow, but for our entire lives. Honors are such hollow things, they last but a moment, and are soon forgotten. The crowds who shouted, nHosanna!u to Christ on Palm Sunday were the same ones who shouted, nCrucify Him,n on Good Fridav. Sic transit Gloria Mundi . . . Trembling at the threshold of a new life, we feel dubious and somewhat panicky at the thought of the difficulties that are sure to come. How guiltless our conscience will he, if, at the end of our life in the business world, we may know that our QONOR has not been tarnished, but instead, has Ween held high above the temptations which accosted us! Honors are those words of praise and acknowledgment of achieve- ment that mortal men bestow on those of their fellow men who have distinguished themselves in a certain field. Still, praise and flattery are only deccivers. Our aim should be greater than to entertain our pride with such conceit. And honors have such little worth! Tomorrow those revolutionary discoveries, those wonderful feats of courage, will all be forgotten--huried in an avalanche of superior achievements. And yet men strive for honors! On the other hand, HCHOR is the basis of all true character. It is our only claim to enduring fame, our one chance to make our name one that our descendents will remember and point to with pride. HONOR is a quality that is as attainable for the poor and illiterate, as it is for the wealthy and intelligent. It is within us, and remains there as long as we prize it above all mere monetary gains. It makes us fit companions for kings--and saints. HONOR is truly a virtue to strive for, and once obtained, to count all the trials and difficulties well worth the effort. Above all, if we attain this height, we should always cherish it as the precious treasure it is. Mary, the nldeal Homsn,n should he our model in our struggle for perfection. To her should be given an invitation to accompany us into the business world. he should hey her to ask her Divine Son to keep us beneath His Cloak of Purity. If Je do this, we shall never have to be troubled about the loss of our HONOR, and the HONORS will take care of themselves. X

Page 21 text:

if gmt Q: U tr 551 f Annette Goeddeke f St. Bernard She never lacks cooperation And she has our full appreciation Rosemary Stevenson Regina Barbaglia St, Rose St. Bernard A Through honest endeavor She is neat and trim ' She is very clever With plenty of' vim n- t Ros mary Wiemeyer Elizabeth De Wolf St, Ambrose Grosse Pointe High Wise, witty and gay She's intelligent and wise On the job every day With a light in her eyes Jeanne Cempbell Dorothy Kaczmareck Holy Name Catholic Central She is full of good cheer She will succeed fro the start You ar h ' e appy when she is near She takes her vnrk: to heart Mhrgaret De Eruyne Rose Marie Barbaglia St, Bernard Fooh Quiet in her own sweet way Sweet, simple, dainty, shy She leaves happiness along her way She catches almost every eye Betty Schenk Betty Kurz St, Ambrose St, Leo's Always laughing, always joking She wbrks hard for the Sodality She never socms to have time for moping And has a nice personality Dorothy Bogen Angeline Merle St, Bernard St, Catherine's She likes to 1 ' augh, she likes to sing When she's around skies are bright Always in harmony with up-to-date swing When she does a thing it's right