St Marys High School - Blue Mantle Yearbook (Milford, MA)

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TRIBUTE TO FATHER RIORDAN Whoever has come into contact with Father Riordan can readily understand the position he holds among the students and faculty of St.Maryfs.His careful guidance,his sage phil- osophy and words of kindly wisdom have made it difficult to pen a tribute applicable to his worth. There is much about him that is superlative as a friend,a priest,philoso- pher and gentleman. We could fill page after page with his accomplished deeds and still remain afar off from achieving our objective. The greatness that has been told of him com poses a small minority of the vast amount of excellent qual- ities that he possesses. The old,but ever true saying,that speech is silver but silence is gold can readily be spoken of him. For his eager willingness to aid us in all our concerns we pay him our highest respect.For his humbleness in keeping these matters only to a selected few we indeed admire him. His noble deeds are never told by him,for of them he remains mute and silent. He seeks no reward of praise, no esteem of glory or any recognition of honor. We regret that we are not gift- ed with the pen of Shakespeare in order to express adequate- ly what our hearts desire. It displeases us to speak of our own inability. with great sorrow we acknowledge our defect and submit our token of perpetual appreciation. with meek simplicity,therefore we offer our humble tribute and in the words of the poet we say . . . . HThe dearest friend to me, the kindest man, The best condition'd and unwearied spirit In doing courtesies .