St Philip High School - Statuette Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

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To the Sisters True blue - that's what you've been to us, the Senior Class of St. Philip, all through our school years. You've taught us, prayed for us, counseled us, even scolded us a bit. Now we are looking back over those years of your struggle to impress us with the im- portance of a solid Catholic education as the foundation of our life here on earth, and our preparation for eternal life. We didn't always realize, during our school days, all that you Sisters were try- ing to tell us and do for us. Now, however, as we stand at the school doors, about to leave the routine of the classroom for the larger world beyond, we are beginning to understand some of the larger views you tried to give us. We do appreciate your tireless and selfless efforts on our be- half, even though we sometimes appeared thoughtless and unheed- ing. We thank you, Sisters, for all you have done for us. You may count on us to attempt, at least, to put into practice your admonitions, and live up to your expectations. We know that means real Christian living, no matter what or where we may be. You've done your best to give us a Catholic education. Now it's up to us to give to the world a Catholic adult, fully equipped to face life's problems. We ask you, Sisters, to continue your prayers on our behalf, that we may not fall short of what you and our Creator have a right to expect of us in the future. 83