St Marys High School - Tower Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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'L' p ' 1 JL A Ca ,fS , f ,, , We had the temerity to offer our humble hospitality to these mighty beings, and attained to a measure of success as hosts and hostesses. We even dared, I tell it with bated breath, to present for their amusement, an original drama, which had for its title The Life and Times of the Classof 1926. In September of that year, the loyal classmates came to spend their last year in the hallowed walls of St. lVIary's. Our last year! ' a We must ennoble it, we must make it happy and purposeful, we must make of it a year among years. Y How swiftly the days slip by. We scarcely realize that Winter has turned the school grounds into a fairy palace, until the sharp lancets of spring, pierce the tender bark, and bid the young blossoms come forth to life and beauty. ' The four years have passed. Have we made of them what they should be? Have we helped make more impregnable the fortress of St. lVIary's traditions? Let us hope so. Of this, we are certain that St. hf1ary's has given us more than we know, has opened to us, gateways that lead not only to temporal success, but to eternal achievement. We are glad, dear school, to he indebted to you. We are happy to know that there is no possible way to pay that debt, because that results in our being, Whether you will or not, always a part of you. T ' To those whose love and kindness have given us these four happy years, to those whose pupils we are proud to -be, to the Sisters of Charity, we, try to express the gratitude that words can never tell, and we hope that the future years will show that in so far as the class of '27 is concerned, ye have not builded in vain. -DOROTHY B. CARR Q Qipiblyv A, 7 X KQWEQYNTY 1 Page Fifty-four

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