St Marys High School - Salute Yearbook (New Baltimore, MI)

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K on Uoqage! The Urdinandi of 1945 Rev. J. Bargielski Rev. E. Kmmpka Rev. B. Sokolowski Rev. J. Bogaez Rev. J. Kula Rev. A. Wajekus Rev. V. Pitkiewiez The Urdinandi o 1946 Rev. J. Czaja Rev. J. Kernnsek Rev. F. Krul Rev. J. Perkowski Rev. B. Worsa lllemoef-A of College rafduating CIMA A. Balezun H. Krysinski J. Pawelski A. Czeshmski H. Kujawa S. Piwowar H. Dcmlinick M. Lesniak AI. Pluta H. Dzingle C. Malieh A. Szewe L. Fija? W. Maslowski R. Urban C. Gajewski S. Mierzwiak J. Walijewski J. Jercha E. Myszak B. Wyszomierski A. Kl'HlllEll'7 S Ugorzafy A. Wytrwaf S. Zulyricki llfemoef-A o the lliglc School graduating Clam H. Borowski G. Kowalewski N. Przybylski H. Bryi E. Kurezewski S. Przysiezniak J. Hueia N. Luhinski N. Samulski N. Gadzinski A. Marzec E. Sendzik Z. Cronkowski E. Uleksyk W. Sienkiewirfz A Cizynski W. Pniewski E. Solarczyk A. Herman D. Porzaclek A. Ugolik C. Wilk F. Wiuiarz ... 5 4' AQ'

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'2-.Li - - f 0 S another scholastic year comes to a conclusion. the class of '-lo prepares kj to take its place in that vast army of tlrchard l.ake ,Xlumni. There is a feeling of joy in our hearts. for we have finally attained that prized goal of every undergraduate-Unmmencement Day! There is joy, for the rugged ship f '-lo throuf-'h storms and billows, rocks and shoals, has reached its port! o , g. .L And yet this happiness begins to fade. The pleasant memories of scholas- tic days begin to melt into a dim background and strangely enough, we find our joy permeated with sadness. For though Commencement signifies that we have happily realized a virile Catholic training and education, which will enable ns to make our way safely through the hazardous paths and adventurous trails of l.ife, it also signifies that we must say a sad farewell. lt is with a heavy heart that we bid farewell to You-our dear Alma Mater, Xu longer shall we cross Your campus, no longer shall we pass Your huildings! But the days, months, and years, which we have spent within Your hallowed walls have been fruitful ones, for we leave Your portals fur- nished with Your gifts of Catholic training and liducation. XYe shall not waste Your gifts, but rather. we shall use them properly for the glory of Uod and benefit of our fellow men! Yet, a school cannot be greater, in any way, than the men who direct it and so to your Rector and Faculty. through whom You accomplished Your work, we bid a special farewell, grateful that they planned for our future with the broad. true education aims of Your founder. To our fellow students we say adieu and extend our wishes for a successful termination of their scholastic pursuits. 'lio our classmates, words of parting are most difficult. At this Counuence- ment llay we are together as a class for the last time. Soon we shall disperse! XYe will be together no longer! Yet. though we part, we will be ever united spiritually when our thoughts wend a pleasant way back to those days we spent together as undergraduates, for the memory of our campus activities. the inspiring professorial background and academic traditions, will ever bind our hearts to our Alma Mater.

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