St Marys High School - Per Annos Yearbook (Cortland, NY)

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DEDICATICDIXI ta REV, WILLIAM ,I CHRISTIAN Out al tlwis would al men came a few wlwa are destuned lar greatness men barn to lead and ta be fal- lowed. QI tlwese, some tal4e tlwelr place IU tlwe lwall al lame lar' all tlwe world to plalse and remember, atlwers, lmawewer, mare favored by Gad, take a more secure place ID tlwe lwearts al tlwen lellewmen. Clva- sen men, tlwese ol grave and friendly manner wlma perlarm great tlwlngs nat wltlw words lwt vvxtlw deeds. It ns ta suclw a man, aur pastar and lriendl, tlwat we dedicate tlwls volume al at1rYearbaal4, UPEI? ANNOSH. I5I

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FGREWGRD stef Cut Where the West Begins , the ranchers' days are Filled with feverish activity, for it is the year's busiest and most important period -Junefrouncl-up time. Qur days, too, here in the East are Filled to overtlovving, For the time has come lor our round-upfour last round-up. With this theme in mind we have endeavored to picture within the pages of our Yearbook, school life in the malcing, the changing lights and shadows, the vvhole notes and hall tones, the sunlight pictures and clear silhouettes. ln compiling our Year Book we have tried to make it a treasured volume and true friend, not only for ourselves but also for those who wish to remember St. fVlary's. l 4 I

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SPIRITUAL DIRECTORS FATI-IER MCCARTI-IY Although he has been with us Iess than two years, to us he seems a IiIe-Iong friend. Perhaps it is because ot his Icnowledge oI human nature, he discerns at once what is closest to the heart ot each of us and adapts his mood to our own. There are those who know his geniaI joviaIity and the warm gIow of his smiIe, whiIe others Rnow onIy his serious auietude. Serious or joviaI, all who Rnow him Iove and bIess him For the spiritual heIp he has given them. FATI-IER I-IANDLIN It is amazing to Father I-IandIin's Iegion of friends that a priest so young has had time to acquire such great understanding and such Ioving sympathy. To comfort the sorrowIuI, to admonish the sinner, and to visit the sicI4 are the guideposts in I:ather,s Iite. Surely there must be unbounded treasures stored in heaven for him, because, by his gentIe suasion and hoIy example, he has brought many to the true IoId. I 6