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

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Letter to the Headmaster Reverend Leo G. Henry Dear Father Henry, We write this letter not as a farewell, nor as a thank you, but as an acknowledgment. Through our two years of association, we have grown more and more to depend on your advice and guidance. Occasionally, we did not take heed of your words, but as graduation approaches, we have begun to realize the meaning of them and to appreciate their value. We appreciate even more the fact that you live what you preach. Your personal dedication to see that each one of us reaches his goal has inspired us to work harder to fulfill our potential. We believe that your sacrifice has not been in vain, and will eventually see its fruits harvested. Gratefully yours, Class of '64

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Theme Saint Thomas High School has provided os with many opportunities fo, personal develop-ment. Even though we have not yet begun to appreciate them, our days at Saint Thomas were not designed merely for intellectual growth. Just as adolescence is comprised of many factors, so too does high school accommodate with its varyingexperiences. Fore- most among these experiences is the realization of our considerable dependence on God. Each one of us has learned the significant value found in the virtue of Faith. Every time we say ”1 believe,” we possess the realization that, even with the human imperfections we encounter around us, especially among ourselves, there will always be that Absolute with Its unfailing guidance. Appropriately, therefore, we choose ”Credo” as our theme, with the hope that this word will have even deeper meaning in our lives.