St Marys High School - Bluebook Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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BLUEBUIIK TABLE UF CUNTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIORS CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES UNDERCLASSMEN STUDENT ACTIVITIES SOCIAL ACTIVITIES MUSIC ACTIVITIES SPORT ACTIVITIES STAFF ADVISER Father Boymer EDITOR Normcm Picard SPORTS Larry Logsdon STUDENT ACTIVITIES Alice Dominic CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES Charlene Strottner BUSINESS MANAGER Jerry Walsh SOCIAL Mmam Wem TYPING Sue Keman Mareann Finan Mary Fiester RELIGION .Iona Paulus MUSIC Ray Steinkerchner UN DERCLASSMEN .lo Ann Lusnak ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY SENIORS 'erry Walsh Gene Kramer 6 . . , 7 I .... ..15 5 RELIGION ....... . . 39 . . . 47 . . . . 67 4 . . . .79 A . . .89 . . . .IO9 . . .115

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!? ' al!-ff MOST HOLY FATHER, humbly do we DEDICATE this, our 55:- BLUE BOOK, to you. With particular, filial affection do we call you our Pope, the POPE of OUR lifetime. is-yy Some of us were iust born when the care of the Church Y was pressed on your shoulders We are especially grateful to you for dedicating the -.,,. first half of our Senior Year to Our Blessed Mother, under whose patronage we study Our Jumor Year will be remembered for your CE are: +1 xl. declaration of the Dogma of the Immaculate Conceptnon As far as we cdn remem ber, you hqve most faithfully fulfilled Our Lord s charge Feed My Lumix-M 'W ,sv May God grant you strength AD MULTOS ANNOS we W3 1 ' ' Hermww-mm ,125 ' ,Erlang--' -r- 5'9i3 ,ggrwwm 5 1 awww f T' 55354 ,nl m,u L ai 11 W 113,538 MWQ ' It . 4 Q . . 'Y W 73 ' ' . A ' if ' Y 1 Q9 L ' 1 G 5 ' fn . .W 4' 5 i 1 -9 ' Y . +5513 . - 1 V 1- tg 4 I , - - - 'Q . .' A if 0 ' Y t ' . f' ' A ,Q i , L I 4 1 I ' A . A , v K . f A 4-A M' ' A fy' 'P . ' - , 8 me - f- ,fl v 4 , . k ,,,. Nm, , , - , ,f , X 1 'W n L' V -- lk, g il .wiglxls-PF, K W- t K . r N -.. ' ,J gf '-J . N 1,51 at V 2 S-S15 ' ly, A . .F . 4, A V: -,W '- ' . .-.sm I it . Q 1 , r . 1 L ty' A X Q qt , , 'l ,, y,?! K , fs- n- 'A ,, V ii ' -' A , xilg, NNN W If G mt Q , V L 3 . Ar A ' , 4- . Y A A,,. M 1 , 'lt 44. 3 F Q' . X' Z- .,, . I Il g Q, :tg Q ' 34 if - a M? A f 12 .TT , F' L ,Z , 1 ! . . . . w xiinr, Y J fs A 'rl' - I? I Q X Y ll .. ' ff' 3-' K ,r,, f. , -e - -.. . i 5: fvvz We ,, 2 F i ' Y , if f f' it ' ' I V. . 0 'Pr , . L., .. , - b 71 nf A , Nfl. lk uHuss 'f' , 3 'Q ' 1 . W , . ' . ir. ' ' In I ', 5' 'ff' .ew 1 2 t u. f. sf -r ff fs .- 'f f '- i ,JA 7, , . M M .. , . , wus: ruff-.. W 'Vrv M N al-M.,-MM . 4 X 4 A NM V V L J ,, i'f ajmwgf W .......7t 'A O W Y ' 'e 4 . ',.,-A 'WUQQQ--uw. fi , A 'V-.7gs my. M- 5 v , ,-

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-x Q' 5 They have the truth and spend V my 5 4? 1 their lives in giving it to others. They use the art of communication for the purpose for which it was meant--conveying knowledge, coun- seling, and teach i ng . They lift humanity to a higher, nobler level, they lift humanity closer to God. Who has ever been able to repay a teacher? Na one. No one has been able to repay that which he cannot measure, so we cannot repay our teachers. We cannot measure happiness over the years, we cannot clearly count and de- fine the fruits of our education, we can be grateful. And we are,we are grate- ful when we enjoy a good book, we are grateful when we see beauty in the world around us, we are grateful for what they have made for us. And yet what do they ask in return? The light of knowledge, learning in our eyes. . .a happy fruitful Christian life. . . May God bless them and their work and make easy their iourney to their reward. . . ,X A g ' ' u ffm T E31 . i 'ui 'K r X T T , . V ' , ' sxliifejfi, ' A I ., , ' 1 r t ' K . 'f'Ls-Em,