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

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5? ll-fff 2 -. ,flgfl 7 H, J f. ,'!teii 'Z7'S JQZIQZLAQIUV Hail O St. Mary's Hail! Hail to thee -- Our loyal hearts will faithful and true e'er be. Our love for you will remain all life thru, Hail, dear St. Mary's, Hail, Hail to you, With deep affection and fond recollection New our hearts we pledge thee And with our praise a sweet song do we raise Hail dear St. Mary's1 Hail to you! f7vW5Cw,Qf,vO,e New our pennant waving here, we nobly stand Dear St. Mary's, we your true and valiant band To thy standard we will cling Pride and glory to thee bring Alma Mater dear to thee H Let us forever be - To thy standard we will cling Pride and glory to thee bring Alma Mater dear to thee Let us forever be - Sing out the cheer, loud and clear Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! St. Maryis, St. Mary's - Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Alma Mater, praise to thee . May our prayer forever be From hearts true and filled with love Look on her, O God above!

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cufxmrfnowsss feat ca-msfr St. Stephen's Parish,Framingham-Pastor Rev.James F.McCaffery Father McCaffery is one of the prime factors in the propagation of Catholic Education. His counsel has suc- ceeded in bringing many students from Framingham to St, Mary's. St. Josephis Parish, Medway-Pastor Rev. Timothy C. Gleason Father Gleason expresses his approval of St.Mary's and what it represents by urging as many of his youthful parishioners as possible to come here to school. St. Patrlck's Parish, Whitinsville-Pastor Rev. John J. Foran This beloved priest, a nephew of our own dear Fa- ther Foran,is another diligent worker for Catholic Education. We know his influence has prompted many to undertake the long trip to Milford every day in order that they may enjoy the advantages of a religious education. Good Shepherd Parish, Linwood-Pastor Rev. Alvin N. Gagnon A devoted priest, Father Gagnon has in his short time as pastor helped to further the cause of Catholic Ed- ucation by sending some excellent students to St. Mary's. We hope that the number will be increased as the years go by. St. Thomas' Parish, Mlllis-Pastor Rev. Frederick J. Mulry St. Mary's Parish, Holliston-Pastor Rev. Cornelius J.Donavan St. John's Parish, Hopkinton-Pastor Rev. Frederick J. Deasy To these men of God our class will ever be grateful for their staunch help and interest in everything pertaining to our school. Lucille Newcombe A friend in need Is a friend indeed And well we know That this is so. For far and near And cherished dear Are priestly friends. And who pretends To be ungrateful, At least we're faithful And 'ere we depart, Thanks from our heart And for you a prayer To Our Lady fair.

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fffjfxxx If XXEQTXX XXQVX' x f-fmxsx Xi-FK f' t X.'NX fffffxxifilzx Eibgiitwx' xxxxllfs. f , regret fff rj, A LN XXNN .NXlXx. C f if 'f Q 15 l P7 : 5 fls one of his first acts upon assuming t e paster- hip of St. Mary's Parish, Father Foran instigated the com- plete renovation of the lower Church. No expense wa spared in the endeavor to make the chapel one of the most artistic in the diocese. X 'M ! ' A delicately carved wood liturgical altar ad rned with tix carved wood candlestilks, stands beneath a r chly decorated dossal. The Blessed3Sacrament is housed in agmag- nificknt circular liturgical -tabernacle whose beauty i re- vealep in the external carvingjin the gold. 1 5 1 ' l A terrazzo floor has been laid in the sanctuary and Uody of the Chapel, bordered by walls, covered-with mar- bled Terrazzo wainscoating. The floor of the chapel entrance and vkstibule is of marble of the finest grade. Plush Orien- tal rugs in the sanctuary, together with the alabaster sanc- tuary lamp, fluorescent lighting fixtures, d mahogany-cased organ, lend a sense of finished splendor tgpthe main section of tht chapel. l,, M,, Q l The woodwork, pews, and newly constructed confes sionals in the rear of the church, 'are coated with a light natural finish,displaying the grain in all its natural beau- ty. An excellently carved altar rail is likewise finished in this manner. eq i 'fu - - .1 V . f 4 Two statues,one of the Sacred Heartland one of St. Francis'Xavier, and a handsome oak crucifix' embellish the sanituarykln the rear of the chapel a niche encloses a neal- ist cfstatue of Our Lady of Love, garbed in the traditional blue and white. The features of the statue are somewhat re- markable in that they seem to portray all the innocence and loveliness possessed by Our Lady. The Stations likewise at- tract much attention in thatfthey are of a polychromic!com4 position with the figures outlined in statuesque reliefg I T A simple white colorlscheme serves effect to the grandeur of the chapel. The stands as a glowing tribute to the diligence and the capability of architect, Mr. Wendell as the crowning chapel itself: of Father Foran Phillips. Proud are we of our new chapel and our only recently renovated up- per church, and ever shall we laud its fine points. William F. Murphy ,-i il ,Q gl If 5 I L :I 'E It Q1 'I Q Q