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

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' to ouz fzierid, counieloz and dnectoz ftntez ft. Reich mam. SJn tziiute to hez untizina e fdn ouz Ijehalf We. the clan of) 1945. Sectionatelu dedicate this Rlue Man tie -ft ouz final achievement feze at faint Mazu ' i fhcademij

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; Edited a n d published by the Class of 1945

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This is the beginning of the end. The beginning of the book which is to be the last and the great¬ est achievement of the Class of 19 5 of St. ' Marjr s High School. For four years, we have been united as a class—-in joy and sorrow, work and play, vic¬ tory and defeat. Now we must go out into the world as individuals prepared to tread life’s path-alone. In order to always preserve in our hearts these glorious years that were the happiest of our lives, we are publishing this ninth edition of The lBlue Mantle. Its purpose is to furnish enjoyment in the years to come—enjoyment of the things that made our school years happy ones. Although this book may seem trite to a more ma¬ ture reader,it contains sentiments of great depth. Into our Blue Mantle,wo havo poured forth our love, work and patience, not for our own glory, but for the greater honor and glory of Our Blessed Mother and Her Divine Son. » No mnttor how far away the future may take us from the beloved portals of our Alma Mater, wo pray that we may never stray from the protecting folds of Mary’s Blue Mantle. ,v ■ 1 Mary Toixoira John Rice