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

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Senior Honor Students James Beeson Lola Chubinski Y 54: 'T' Gemma Maddalena ' Louise Manarin X Z ir. ,9 bk f 4, G5 .o r 'sz- -.- ' ,x -1 ir e'w, K, M, ,X A 51 .Vs I , -- Q ' -' e X ,eh. ow wa 5 airs 'eue Q, Y ' I - . K ' x Greta McIntyre . 1- , -X ' V ' ' Constance Simonds U an .75 1 3' .QE 72 Corinne Secord Richard Zande

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, QQQWQQOQQHJ.-CQ.. oo QfQgQf'Q'0' The Forget-me-not The forget-me-not is a fragile little flower, but what a world of meaning it holds for the Seniors of '49! Realizing this to be our most important year, we chose for our symbol, a flower'which is twice blessed because it is robed in the blue and white of Our Lady, but most of all because it bears as its name the words so often on 0 our lips during this our last year, forget-me-not. 0'. 0 D00 Forget us not, O Mary, 0' This little flower seems to say, Keep us safe beneath your mantle o Be Our Lady of the Way. Q 0 0 ,Q U fo ...-owe-nf-2' V og' Blue and Silver 2 Q' In the days of medieval chivalry, it was customary for a knight to accept a token from a lady whom he admired. The token was worn as a symbol of her favor and a source of inspiration to aid and encourage him in carrying out his knightly duties. We, the Seniors of '49, have chosen as our class colors the lovely hues of Our Lady, the blue and silver of our Queen. By this choice, we hope to gain her intercession for ourselves and all that we do. The blue of our choice is the azure of the Maytime heavens, and the silver is that of the shimmering clouds which grace its limitless expanse. May Mary's own colors in the sky be ever a reminder to us of her patronage, as vi ll ,is an incentive to practice the courage and purity exemplified by Our Lady's blue and silver. 71

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fib- John Sloma President isa, Sag Sally King Raymond Latowski Secretary , x,.., ' - T16-HSUFGI' Elizabeth Martin Vice President 73