St Marys High School - Ave Maria Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

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'Zi ff' it -FQX 1 :iff ,si U W, 6 A s ft 551379. ' W ,f , r 5- Pope Pius XII A PIP' The light that shines the brightest describes Pope Pius XII. He has addressed religious, doctors, lawyers, youth, parents, technicians, politicians, rhetoricians. His endeavor to help and encourage reaches out to the poor, the persecuted, the sinner, and the saint. He is a man of God, sa man of prayer, Who aims to be all things to all men.

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Dedication Better to light one candle than to curse the darkness We, the twenty-filth graduating class of Saint Mary's High School, consider it an honor to dedicate our 1958 AVE MARIA to you, the men and women of the twenty-tour classes who have gone forth and who, by the integrity ot your lives, have cast a golden ray on the name SAINT MARY'S. You have made brighter the light of the one candle ot truth and justice by your honest, upright, and Christlike endeavors in the pro- fessions, politics, business, and industry. Then ' ' ' 1934 ' ' ' 19 graduates 12.., ,- Q 5 90 -4,3 First Graduating Class ' ' Saint Mary's High School First row, iseatedl: Peggy Kehoe, Helen Powers, Helen Sauer, Reverend Iames Lundy, Mary Breslin, Betty Rogan, Cecelia Gaflney. Second row: Gertrude Kendig, Eleanor Ing, Betty Beylon, Bernadette Boyle, Mary Doherty. Third row: Edward Halbfoster, Robert Riehl, Ioseph Conroy, Paul Bender, Leo Lutz, Iohn Brennan, Iohn Christel. Now ' ' ' 1958 ' ' ' 133 graduates 0 'al

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The Most Reverend Thomas A. Boland D.D.. LL.D., S.T.D. Archbishop of Newark As a soul needs power and guidance, so does a diocese. These forces radiate to all parts of our archdiocese from the dynamic personality oi Arch- bishop Boland. In a quiet, gentle, and Christlike way, he leads souls to God, guided by the light of his personal love of Mary Immaculate.