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

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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,

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N Rt. Rev. Msgr. John J. Price The administrator of our beloved school has kept pace with its every growing nee d . He has not, however, been too preoccupied with his duties to preve nt him from taking an active and interested part in our school activities. lt is he whom we must thank for most ofthe photography in our book. I I G OR' Rt. Rev. Msgr. Clarence Elwell Superintendent of Schools of the Cleveland Diocese. i Q... . l.. fn., is sg . ..Af4 .' W. 'ixg , K z . -gg- i. I, ii f ' iff ,