Ursuline High School - Ursulinian Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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. ..Li1ff's of grvuf 'llIl'll all rvntziml us We can lllllkl' our liwx sublizmfg And deparfilzg, Irafzfe l7C'l7il7LI' us Foofprinfs on flu' 36111113 of 1'i11t1f'. . . Longfellow just such incentive is given us by the life of His Excellency, Bishop Emmet M. Walsh. Through his example and teaching he has inspired us to train our- selves to become Catholic leaders. He has motivated us, armed us for Catholic Action. With plans for the enlargement of Ursuline underway, his dream for the expansion of Catholic educational facilities is beginningto be realized. We must make the dream complete. The footprints', are there. We have but to follow them. Bishop Emmet Michael Walsh 0 fi . Q5 V

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Hundreds of thousands of pil- grims have knelt at the feet of our beloved Holy Father, Pope Pius XII. They numbered the rich, the poor, the learned and the ignorant, the saint and the sinner. But diverse as were the groups the pilgrims represented, they had a unifying bond: they sensed the utter other-worldliness of the Vicar of Christ on earth, they felt the attraction of his Christian good- ness. No doubt many sought to probe the secret of the graciousness, the serenity of this kindly man of God, the secret of his other-worldliness. They would follow in his footsteps. They, too, would acquire serenity in an age of tempest and turmoil. The secret? Our Holy Father'1s tender love and devotion to Our Lady. This tender devotion he would have us practice. And so the Marian Year, 1954! In Our Blessed Lady's footsteps he would have us walk, confi- dent of finding in her way of humility and purity and charity uappeasement of our ardent desires and a safe harbor from the tempests which beset us on every side. ape Pima XII

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Father Glenn l-loldhrook Principal He's following his father's footstepsf' we hear said of a young man who has chosen to carry on rhe work of his father. He might modify the expression slightly in speaking of Father Holdbrook, for he,s following in his Heavmly Father's foot- stepsf' Truly we have seen the likeness of Christ in him as we have talked and worked with him. We are led to recall how Christ showed not a sign of impatience when the crowds pressed on Him . . . how He had always a kindly word for the poor and the weak . . .of His patience with the sinner and the ignorant . . . of His just anger when His Father's honor was attacked. With the years, the picture becomes more true: a more perfect image of the Master. With the years our appreciation and grati- tude deepen for one who has followed and taught us to follow . . . in Our Father's footsteps. 8