St Thomas High School - Retrospect Thomasonian Yearbook (Braddock, PA)

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)R ALL” “ALL FOR ONE - O: Y Lehv s, which clothe the tree in summer w' with gorgeous reds and yellow bewildering variety m Surely the words of John Ruskin in reference to the leaf: It - ■ -v-x- :i—1X —11— —-1— i — sustaining 1 effort; it connects itself with the whole previous edifice by one sr its appointed piece of work all the way from top terdot, are'applied k; of '45. By our constant efforts while we bloom, we shall fall only to er ’ thd Make! of our class trele. Vi ■ V j lY V T, VWV Each leaf, although individual in beauty and fruit, is a small part of the great tree; each one doing all in his power tp nourish and enrich it from the root to the top. We seniors, the leaves, leaving dear old St. Thomas, the great tree, will never forget all that it has done for us; and truly being a part of us, all that it will continue to do for us in tb“ uncertain future of a war-torn world. y ( W As little Freshmen we budded forth, winking joyfully at the sunshine that oi»r mother afforded uS. As LA Sophomores we learned and yriderstoofl the faeaning of cooperation in botlj work play. 4 t - V 23. Wf rA )V To our satisfaction, we bloomed into upperclassmen — Juniors. We realized that individual, efforts were now constituting a mighty tree, The Big T. In full bloom at last — Seniors. is only beginning as we are leaving that all of lors.. But, tfre wwk -that wae juepered for us bv our great W M t fX% tree and our tree We shall be guided by her as we are blown into the numerous worlds on different winds. May the winds be favorable!

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