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

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U K 1 '59, ' 3 ,I 'Qs 0112155 nf 1929 The history of the Sophmore class of '26-'27 now belongs to the ages! It passes from out our mortal cognizance into the abyss beyond. It is now true history! The wan glimmerings of a worn-out-year, bespent with the warmed fragrance of its savoring deeds, seem to stand before us, and our accomplishments are brought home to us in a degree of happiness or sorrow. It has been a round of days, detached, happy to every degree of happiness, spiritually and materially. With the passing of the year, this choice body of spirits will pass beyond the portals of a Sophomore Year , at St. lblarysi. Individually and collectively, this group are of the best sort that one can End anywhere, or even Wish to find. Each of them feels that he is supporting and making St. lVIary's traditions. A There is no need to tell you that our early high school days were spent in con- fusion and sorrow, due to the fact that we were strangers in a strange land. But half the journey is over now, and from the windows of Sophomore House we can look back to the Grammar Hotel at the foot of the hill, and forward to the College Entrance Inn at the summit, and sec the green fields of hope and the bright buds of joy before and behind us. The spirit, the enthusiasm and the success of the class is due entirely to the leadership and encouragement of our esteemed director, Father Hynes. Besides the qualities already attributed to this year's Sophomore Class, there is another splendid quality, that of gratefulness. Let it be known that this class fully appreciates and gratfully acknowledges the services and sacrifices of its teachers, who so materially and spiritually contribute to the glory and prestige of St. Mary's. -CLASS OF '29 1 Z a ' ,,GTf ' i f 'X Page Sixty three