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

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A ' p z ' ieciatkm aj the A-acuUif We, the class of 1949, about to leave the sheltered portals of Saint Mary ' s for the last time wish to stop for a brief moment to give our thanks to our teachers, the Sisters of Saint Joseph, who for the last four years, have guided us in ways of holi¬ ness and truth. It has been a labor of love, this task of edu¬ cating the youth of today, in the tenets of Christian Morality and Faith, but the good Sisters ask no reward or recompense. In a sense, the Sisters have not chosen this way of life. It has chosen them. They have given up all . . . home, parents, friends, all the old ties ... to serve God by teaching His Way of Truth to His Children. These unselfish Sisters of St. Joseph, have sought no recognition, neither approval nor praise. They have been content, year after year, to let their well-trained graduates give testimony to the thor¬ oughness of their work. To Sister St. Berchmans, our Principal, we wish to express our thanks for helping us to make the last four years such enjoyable ones. To Sister Rose Concepta, Sister Joseph Anne and Sister Elizabeth Mary who had charge of us for our final year, we wish to thank for their un¬ stinted service to us in order to make our final year a happy one. To Mr. Comer, we extend our kindest regards for the future with the belief that he cannot help but be successful as a teacher-coach. To the other nuns of the faculty, we can but utter a fervent Thank you for their tireless ex¬ penditure of patience and energy in the cause of Catholic education.

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1 Grammar School 2 St. Mary ' s Convent 3 Grammar School Annex and C. W. C. 4 The Rectory — 26 Pearl Street