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

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sporlcs school spirit We thank yoo, Monsignor chofloo, for your untiring efforts to make St. Mary's the best- spiritually, intel- lectually, and socially. The seniors owe you, Fr. Walsh, a huge debt of gratitude for your readiness and willingness to help whenever any one of us needed counseling or gui- dance. We thank you, Fr. Bagley, for your wonderful wit when we needed some cheering up, and for your serious, helpful advice when we were in need of that. We thank every one of you, the priests ot St. Mary's, iust for being here when we needed you most during the past four years. Right Reverend Monsignor CHARLES C. DEMJANOVICH REVEREND JOSEPH B. BAGLEY Monsignor Charles exhibits his interest as moderator of the band. gs r'- Q o 4 4 ' ,W 1 .l REVEREND THOMAS J. WALSH

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SISTER M. MARGARET EUCHARIA, O. P. Principal The c1dminisfrc1fion's interest We have known you for years, Sister, as our friend and teacher in the classroom, this year you are again our friend and teacher, but now in the special capacity that principal of St. Mary's aHords you. ln your one year in this oftice, you have guided us spiritually, intel- lectually, and socially, you have given the bond between students and principal new strength. For these and so many other gifts, we, the graduating class of 1959, ex- press our most sincere gratitude. T ,a x MISS IRENE MEIGH MRS. CORA KNARZER Secretary Secretary

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.- , 1 1 9 1 if 11.22 fee .f??fw1wi5-paQ ' .iq my Autumn leaves crunch beneath reluctant white bucks as the student ascencls the school steps to resume the daily grind. Clean marble gleams beneath reverent sandals as the priest ascends the altar steps to assume our daily glory. And in the priest and in the student Christ relives the ioy of His youth. i e 1