St Marys High School - Veritas Yearbook (Rutherford, NJ)

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MY- Ti-IE 'AS' if Uur school like our nation is very young. Its past in- fancy is written in the lives of loyal American boys and girls, who have gone bravely forth from its portals, with the knowledge that the power to rule rests with the people, and that the people received this power from God. These students of ours love their form of government. They have been taught that the blood shed by Washington's gallant men at Valley F orge, by the heroes of the pioneer West and by the selfless lads of World War I, built and sustains our Demo- Q cratic Rule. Our boys have now been called . L. upon to make the same supreme sacrifice- 'S and their courage, might, and strengthg their fervent trust in God, their inimitable spirit new security to our American Way o Living X 'Q A U 0 ! f e- J X Z of sacrifice will give new life, new hope and A, f 5 I llllllllllllnllllllllllllllllllnllllllllllllllllllnllllllllIlIlllllllnlllllllllllllllllulllllllllllllllllllll A9

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A DW A NCB GUAI D'CLASS OF 'lf F 3 5 , ,Lk,,. W . M... . N... . . Seated 1Left to Rightlx A. McCabe, R. Thoms, A. O'Keefe, G. Donohue, D. Loines. R. Morris, G. Ormsby. Standing: J. Sheridan, W. Flynn, M. Gelshenen, Reverend C. W. Tichle-r, L. Boas, F. Hickey. rt Qfl 0.'5l96Cf l933-1943- a decade marking the hopes, aspirations and successes of that twelve-fold group which formed the nucleus of St. Mary's High School. Corporal Martin 'L. Gelshenen of the United States Marine Corps is stationed in Washington, D. C. First Petty Officer, James Sheridan, is engaged in Naval Clerical work at Columbia University. Frank Hickey, in the rank of Fireman First Class, is connected with the Amphibious Branch of the U. S. Navy. Louis Boas, now residing at 400 2nd Avenue, Lynd- hurst, is happily married to Alice Ormshy, an Alumna of St. Mary's. Two sturdy sons add to the happiness of this home. William Flynn, formerly known as Corky,', is mar- ried and at present is residing in West New York. A nation is as good as its home. What a noble part a good Catholic mother plays in the development of the character needed to form the future manhood of our Country. It is to the following that we add a word of commendation. Page Twelve Rose Thoms, now Mrs. E. F. Hindrichs, lives in Memphis, Tennessee. Three happy children bless their family group. Dorothy Loines, Mrs. Bernard Walsh, and daughter reside at 355 Fark Avenue, Rutherford. Alice McCabe, Mrs. Joseph Kelly, of 530 Second Avenue, Lyndhurst, is the happy mother of a young son. Both Alice and Joseph are graduates of St. Mary's. Gertrude Donohue, Mrs. W. Edward Dieckmann, lives in Verona. Katherine Ann, their daughter, in- creases the happiness of these good parents. Gertrude Ormsby, Mrs. Fred Sorda, and her daugh- ter, Mary Ann, are residents of 125 Corbin Avenue, Jersey City. Rita Morris is also married and lives in New York. Anna O'Keefe, Mrs. England, and daughter resides at Scarsdale, New York. As the years roll on, may God's blessing be with you and yours.