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DEDICATION.. .

St. Mary's College

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to an era that has come to an end

What can I writeFifty years is a long timeMen have been bornTalent has been brought forth

Creation is in its wallsBut times changePeople move on

Seasons turn

St, Mary's means many thingsFor it becomes personal to the individualAnd so as Prologue becomes an epitaphIt guotes

"Eras are only erasThey they are not the end of time"

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0ur ProvincialMESSAGE FROM THE PROVINCIAL

Meetlng challenges ls nothing nev to the Redemptorists of theToronto Provllcel

Flfty years ago the Vlce-Provlnce of Toronto decided that, forthe good of the Church h Canada and the growth of our Redemptor-tst family, it had to become an lndependent Provhce. Thele'werethose who thought !t would be the end of the Vlce-Province and ltsmembers. There were others - the malorlty - who sald lt vas a steplorvard that had to be taken. In those days, to be an lndependentProvlnce meant havlng the necessary tnstltutlons qf formatlon. Theconfreres declded there had to be a mlno! seminary, So the TorontoProvlnce and st. Mary's College were borD together. That was 1918.

Fifty years late! the Redemptorlsts of the Toronto Plovince arestill meetlng challenges. A recognltlon ol the democratic demandsol our tlmes, the need lor shared responslbtltty in the llght ol Vatt-can II, led io ou! Provlnclal Chapte! of January 1968. For the flrsttime the Provincla-l and his consultors x'ere elected rather thanappointed. Four Counclllors were elected to asslst them. The sameProvlrclal. Chapter that elected them made the difflcult but neces-sary dectslon to dlscontlnue our Mlnor Semlnary at st, Mary's. TheChapter decided thal, ln this day attd age, lt ls essential that youngprospectiye Redemptorists grrsue thelr early educatlon ln thelrhome elvlronment among thelr peers. lltls vlew seemed strength-elled by the lact that our enrollment has steadlly decltned. A decls-ton had to be made: lt was made. This is 1968.

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one car thtDk of many trlte saylngs for a last message to "Pro-logue" under lts present clrcumstatrces, but puttlng aslde the ltrstlncunatlon of pennlng a polgnant message, let's look at vhat hasbeen accompllshed durhg the mary yeals that St. Mary's has beenln exlstence. It has always been an lmpressiYe experlence to walkpast the pictures of the graduates of st. Mary's whlch are tound i!the corrldor of the ma.tn building. when one looks at those manylaces and conslders the worderful wolk those men, vhether ln thePrtesthood, or some other vocatlon, one car begln to assess theworth ol st. Mary's over the years, So, to a wondertul lnstttution,whtch has accomplished so much for the Redemptorist Fathers inthe past, and whtch nre hope will be able to be used for purposes lnlllle wlth modern developments, I say "Well donel"To those whohaye had those last fe\r' years vlthin those hallowed walla, may theybe an insplratlon 1or you, vhatever you may be ln the years to come,

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THE 1IUMAN RACE TODAY IS PASSING through anew stage in its history. Profound and rapld chalgesare enguuing the whole world, A real soclal and cul-tural transformatlol, olre whlch ls havlng tremedousimpact on the whole Church ard her prlestiood ts tak-log place before our verT/ eyes. Structures and lnstltu-tlons whlch once served the People of cod so well aregtvtng way to make room for nea.er torms whlch arestiU ln the process of emerglng. An agony ol glovth lsocurrhg ln the Church - one whlch it ls hoped wtlleyentually develop lorms of human liJe and flexibleenough to allow the mystery of growth towa.rds lhepriesthood to take place more h keeptng wtth the con-ditlons of our tlmes.

St. Ma-ry's College tor FIFTY years has served thePeople ol God ln Canada as a preparatory Coltege loryou[g men lnterested ln dedlcatlng their llyes to GODand hls People through the Prtesthood. Many becameBlshops, Rellglous and Dloscesan prlests, and outstand-ing Chdstians ln every walk of llfe. We are proud ofthe men vho have caught the spirtt ol St. Mary,s asthey passed through her halls down the years. Ard weare more thall proud of the gratd old RedemptoristcoDfreres who down through the years dedlcated thelrllves so selflessly lo thelr folmatlon.

It ls n'lth deep regret that we close the last page lnthe book ol St. Mary's College. However, we are con-ftdent and hopeful that the pain and agony ol the transl-tloll perlod wtll be some small contrlbution towardsour common ta-sk of renewal, and we feel certaln that

its closing is a genulne response to the actlon ol the Holy Spirlt and aslgrr marklng the end of one era and the beghnlng of a new period in thelife of the CHURCE ard her prlesthood.

Gerard McCormick, C.Ss.R.

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Goodbyes are neyer easy but they are sometimes lor the best.Every young man who lelt home to go to St. Mary's In the past 50years kno\rrs the pang of Goodbye. But he $'as glad to say Goodbyebecause lt meart a step forward to his great goa.l of the Redemptor-ist prlesthood.

With the same mlxed feellngs we now say coodbye to St. Mary,sCollege. We glve thanks to God for the wonderJul years that St.Mary's prepared so many Redemptorists and Christlan Lay leadersand we look lorward to the challenge of Ilndlng new forms for thepreparatlon of future Redempiorlsts.

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Edward Boyce, C.Ss.R.Provincial Superior

Fr. Wi l l iam Fi tzgerald, Director-St, John, New B runswick-Ordained 196 4- P rofes so r of History-Coach of Basketbal l Tearn

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F r. James DavisGrand F al ls, Newfoundland-Ordained 1950- Directo r of Vocat ion Bureau-Professor of F rench

Fr. Richard BedardZurich, Ontario-Ordained 1945-Registrar-Professor of Mathematics

Fr. Wi l l iam O'FlahertyMontreal , Quebec-Ordained 1939-Elocut ion Coach

Sister Marg RyanMontreaI, Quebec-Professed in L9 47-Professor of Engl ish,

Chemistrv and Mathematics

Fr. Edward BlanchardLinds ay, Ontar io-Ordained 1939-Chaplain of Ontar io Hospital

Fr. Jack DeelyPit tsburg, Penn. U,S.A.- Ordained in 1966-Professor of Lat in and Theology

Brother E dward Kel lyOrono, Maj.neRe fe c to r ian

F r . Norman Ki l l ingsworthLondon, Ontar io-Ordained 193 4-Pastor of St . Mary 's Par ish

Mait land, Ontar io

Brother David LewisSt, John, New B runswickVocat ion Bureau

Brothe r Jack DiamondIrelandBoi ler E n ginee r

Brother John H arnettNewfoundlandHead Cook

Brother Re ginald Br i tanyMontreal , Quebec.L aundry

Brother Leon HovencampNewfoundlandMaintenance

B rother Robert B rophyOttawaC ook

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Prelininary A rts

Francis Be lange rBrockvi l le, Ontar io-4th Year Student-Head W ai te r

Gary GeoffreyZurich, Ontar io-znd Year Student-Head L aundryman

Melvi l le AnthonyPeterborough, Ontar io- 5th Year Student-Head Pr inter

Phi l ip C al laghanCharlot tetown, P,E.I ,- lst Year Student-Act iv i ty Worker

Harold GearinRenews, Nf1d.- 1st Year Student-Act iv i ty Worker

Jerome LeeArgent ia, Nf ld.- 4th Year Student-Head of F inances for-Head Photographer

David F le ige rSt. John, New Brunswick- 4th Year Student-Captain of Basketbal l Team

Raymond H offbaue rToronto, Ontar io-2nd Year Student-Head of Stamp C lub

Joseph MuscatToronto, Ontar io-3rd Year Student-Photographer

Prologue

Christopher Rast inLondon, Ontar io-5th Year Student-Editor of P rologue

Gary ValcourIroquois, Ontar io- 1st Year Student-Head of Debat ing Club

Gerard Pett ipasHal i fax, Nova Scot ia-2nd Year Student-Head Sacr istan

John TeixeiraToronto, Ontar io- 5th Year Student-Oxfam Worker

Gregory WalshDeseronto, Ontar io-3rd Year Student-Edi tor of 'Odds and Ends'

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Dale James,-Hudson, Que.

Robin MacGi l l is ,-Green Val ley, Ont.

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Gregory Fowler,-London, Ont.

Paul G reen,-Toronto, Ont,

Bernard LeVasseur,-Peterborough, Ont.

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RichardO'Shaughne s sy,-Greenf ie ld Park,Que.

Lorne Raymond,- Temiscaming,Que.

Rowland B axendale,-Toronto, Ontar io

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Michael Kennel ly,-Douglas, Ontar io

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Stanley Robin s on,-Temiscaming,Quebec

Guido Ve r l inden,-Scarborough,Ont.

C ar los NavarroRapulo, CuernavocaMorelos, Mexico

Cir i lo AvanteSerrano, CuernavocaMorelos, Mexico

Mart in Schof ie ld,-Chatham, N.B.

Enrique VeggGonzales,CuernavocaMo relos, Mex-1CO

Agust in OrozcoGudino, CuernavocaMorelos, Mexico

Patr ick SlaneyCandidate B rotherN ewfoundland(taking addit ionalcourses at B.C.I .h ighschool inB rockvi l le)

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Oraduat ion 1967.. .A GRADUATES SALUTE

And the beat goes on . . . and t imepasses by, yet even though there isa c i rcular cycle in history we areevolv ing. Every generat ion of mensurpass those of the previous. I amin many ways more educated than1:]y parents just as they were in re-Iat ion to their parents. Today, man'sthirst for knowledge is so great thatmen are being eaten by the desire toIearn. For what is i t to learn andnot to experience 1i fe. What is i t tosee and not feel . The struggle todayis not to be educated. rather i t is tobe an indiv idual . To be a person whocan create something personal sothat we can give that creat ion to ourfel low men - or s lmply the conf l ictis to LOVE.

St, Mary 's has given us, thegrads of 1967, the exper ience of in-div idual i ty, f reedom, and respons i -bl l i ty, such that love comes down tothe real i ty of our s i tuat ion.

St. Mary 's has provided us wi ththe freedom to be abLe to respond inour own way, to the re spon s ib i l i t ie sof a l iv ing person in a real commun-i tv.

St. Mary's has shown us how tobecome an indiv idual person in thebody of Christ - i f we chose thepr iesthood as our vocat ion or not . . .but in al l that has been said, i t is soeasy to s i t and look upon that road;the real task is in walking i t . Whenthe students of St . Mary 's just s i tand Iook at what is before them.then the t ime has come to close St.Mary's for i t has lost i ts foundat ion.

- Chr istopher Rast in

At such an occasion as th is, wethe grads would l ike to thank thosewho have made these feel lngs pos-s ib le .

To the students our s incere gra-t i tude. In them we exper ience hap-piness, sorrow, v j .ctory and loss. Inthe community that we formed al l ofus came cLoser to being Chrlst ians.

To our parents we give our grea-test love. They gave us 1i fe. Theyare suffer i .ng with us the pangs ofmatur ing. They wi l l cont inue to beour rock of secur i ty and l ight ofIove.

To the fathers and brothers -our thanks. I f we could only catchsome of their r involvement ' , 'wis-dom', 'determinat ion' , and'devo-t ion' . They are the true heros of ouryouth.

As a conclusion to what has beensaid, we would l ike to repeat thesewords by Cardinal Cushing . . .

"A great deal of ta lent is lost inthe world today for want of a l i t t lecourage. Every day sends to theirgraves obscure men whom t imidi typrevented from making a f i rst ef fort ;who i f they could have been inducedto begin, would in al l probabi l i tyhave gone great lengths in the careerof fame. The fact is that to do any-thing in the world worth doing wemust not stand back shiver ing andthinking of the danger but jump inand scramble through as wel l as wecan."

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Revereld J. L. Wtlhem, the Archblshop ofKlngston was the guest speaker.

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Joe Muscai (artist), Dave Furionger' (artist), Bro" Dave Lewls (typist), Chris Rastin (co-editor), r,orne Raymond(co-editor ),. Mel Anthony (Ltihography and artlst), Martin Schofield (ctrculation), creg walsh (editor), Mike Kenneuy(Llthograph), Frank Belanger (clrculation), Harold ceartn (Lithography).

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THE REDEMPTORIST CUP FINALS:SITTINGi Rowland Baxendale, Gr. XI class wlnner; GregWalsh, 1st. Arts runner upi Chrts Rastin, 1st. Arts runner upiFr. O'Flalerty, moderatori Gerald Pettipas, 1st. Arts runnerup. STANDING: Gary Valcour, 1st. Arts class wlnneri Fl.Mccormlcki John Telxelra, 1st. Arts runner up; Paul Green,Gr. xII class wlnner.

Father Mccormlck presents the Redemptorlst Cup to JohnTelxeira.

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Basketball M.V.P.DaYe Flelger

Most sportsmarllke Player:Bob Dolron

Athlete oJ the Year: Daye Flelger

Athlete who showed the Most Progress: Mlke Kennelly

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GALAXIE

25 Eleonor Street 342-4478

ilew Wave RestaurantCHINESE AND CANADIAN DISHES

MODERN DINING ROOM

Good Service, Good Food

Reosonoble Prices

(Air Conditioned)

200 King Street, West Erockville

D 0YtE'S

Ghildren's WearMen'sand

Brockvi l le, Ontorio.

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W. A. H(IRTOI{ TIMITED

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FRIGII ]AIRE

Soles - Serv ice

44 King Street Eost 342-2501

Brockvi l le

RRodio ond Televis ion Soles ond Service

44 Stewort 8 lvd.

SMART'S HARDWARE

Generol Hordwore

Housewore G ifts

183 King St. West 342-4428

Toy & Hobby Suppl ies

Heot ing Tin Smith ing

244King 5t . , West 342-3333

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DAVIS MOTEL tTD.opero t ing

Dovis Mote I , The Queen' s Gront Mote I

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Brigodier Inn

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Compliments of

BRUCE E. DAVYFUNERAL HOME

l4 Clorisso Street

Brockvi l le Ontorio

E. W. M001{EYIMPERIAL ESSO AGENT

FUEL OILS

342-7721

Brockvi l le Ontor io

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Brockvi l le, Onior io

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5Di, ,no S-"" to K"t tonront

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Chor-Bro i led Steoks Chinese Cuisine

342-3628

Brockvi l le, Ontor io , Conodo

filontreal lnastOUR SERVICE INCLUDES:

Estote P lonn ingExecutor & Trustee under wi l lsAdminis irotor of estote where there is no wi l lInvestment monogement ond sofekeeping of secur i t iesReol estote, morigoges ond property monogementInvestment ond ret i remenf sovings plons ond pensions

4 Court House Avenue, Brockvi l le

342-4425

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Wotchmoker - Jewe l ler

Cordino | - Glodstone

MIDDWoiches

204 K ing Streei West

BROCKVILLE ONTARIO

t\rnnEWART'SN,' l l "ATroNERYlrJ A ons

Stores ot

Brockvi l le - Kingston - Cornwol l

Off ice mochines, furni ture ond suppl iesPhi I ips Diciot ing Mochines5. C. M. Copy Mochines

Most Complete Stot ionery, Off ice Equipmenl

Deoler in the St. Lowrence Vol ley

EDWARD REILLY & C(l.Monu foc tu r in o Furr iers

342-4603

Corner John ond Jomes Streers

BROCKVILLE ONTARIO

Captain W. L. Snider& Sons Ltd.

For ihe Mosj Comolete

THOUSAND ISLAND TOURSFosi Comforf ob le Government

Inspected Boois

Brockvi l le Ontor io

Locol ond Long Distonce Furni iure Moving

Crof ing - Storoge

Compl imenis of

MARK G(|SSE & S(INS LTD.Genero I Contro ctors

Spon iord ' s Boy

Newfoundlond

Exclusive Monufocturers in Newfoundlond ondLobrodor of Fendowol l (Aluminum & Wood)Windows , ldeo I for Schools, Churches, Store-fronls, ond Off ices etc .

Phone Numbers: 786-2186 -7 -8 (Boy Roberts

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ALBERT B.HENDERSO}I

t4 K ing Sireet West

BROC KVILLE ONTARIO

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G. T. FULFORD C(l., LTD.

BROCKVILLE ONTARIO

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CFJR EXTENDS CONGRATULAIIONS TO THE STAFF AND STUDENTS OF ST. MARY'S

COLLEGE, NOT ONLY FOR THE TEACHING AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS THAT

ARE 50 EVIDENT YEAR AFTER YEAR, BUTALSO FOR THEIR CONTINUED INTEREST IN

AND CONTRIBUTION TO THE LIFE OF THIS COMMUNITY.

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Compliments of

R. L. 'OHNST(II{(Johnsion Funerol Home)

A6EA68 K ing Street Eost

Brockvi l le Ontor io

Fullerton Drug StorePerscr ipt ion Speciol ists

Kodok & Comero Suppl ies with

Quol i f ied Photogropher in chorge.

Perscr ipt ions col led for ond del ivered.

345- 5623 - Brockville

Opposi te The Morket

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D(IVER'S LTD.42 King St. , W. Brockvi l le

nComplete l ine oi Men 's ond

Young Men's Cloihing ond Furnishings

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Flower Shop Reg'd

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BR()(|KSHELL i l IOTORSCornwol l , Ontor io

Buick - Pont ioc - Vouxhol l - GMC Trucks

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WHITE HOUSE MOTELMrs. Eve ly

l/2 mile eost of Brockvit te

Overlooking the St. Lowrence

Open Al l Yeor Round

Dining Room Swimming Pool

Compliments of

Joootmattn,

Canada Bread Gompany Ltd.

Brockvi l le On tor io

Compl imenis of

DAVE J(| i lESSPORT SHOP

REWARD SH(IE STORES

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99 King Street West

Corner King ond Apple Streets

342-3520 Brockvi l le Ontor io

Shepherd's live Bait

Sport ing Accessor ies

Phone DI 2-4960

Perth Stree t Brockvi l le

THE TEEN CE}ITERBrockvi l le, Ont.

Home of

Tiki Club

Bil I iords

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