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recor
kind!
the
the
the
from
ever-
progress
as our ship sails on.
Our
wish as
we
embark as
Marist marin-
ers,
is that we may
follow
the
golden example
of the helmsman who
guides our ship
towards the Star
of
the Sea,
our
Reverend Brother
Superior
General. As the
waves of
influence,
generated
by
our ship,
have reached
out
to many nations, may they
continue
to
stretch out
incessantly to
embrace and invigorate the
lands they
touch.






/?ev. J.srother Paul
olmbro.Je, 9 .
.At.
S.
:bean
/?ev. J.srother Vhoma3
olu.Jtin, 9 .
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S.
Pre3ident







Th
us word of the absolute
charter w
ut a few minutes in relating, yet it was the culmination
of over two decades of hard work and fervent
-
prayer on the part of
the members of the province. The charter, no matter how beauti-
fully· engraved
c:,r
e1pbossed, reflects in itself but little of the unselfish
and unstinted devotedness of the Brothers who spared no sacrifice
in the attainment of this goal.
Mary, our ordinary resource, smiled with favor when she, along
with her Spouse St. Joseph obtained for us this educational recog-
nition. She no doubt smiles upon us now as she sees this graduating
class leave Marian, thoroughly imbued with the same
sp~rit
of
sacrifice and unity, of prayer/ and cooperation that has proved so
effective in obtaining for us thf absolute charter.
If
future graduating
classes are as.solidly Marist as
the
class of
'51,
the American province
,will
have little trouble in attaining the "glory of God and the honor
of the Blessed Virgin Mary.











Brother Andrew Arthur F. M. S., B. A. Magna cum laude
Brother Martin Andrew F. M. S., B. A. cum laude
Brother Martin
Lawrence
F. M. S., 13. A.
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Brother Paul Andrew F. M. S.,.B. A. cum laude
Brother Philip Damian F. M. S., B. A.
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Brother James Lawrence F. M. S., B. A. cum laude
Brother James Gerard F. M. S., B. A.
Brother
Patrick
Martin
F..
M. S., B. A.
Brother Stephen Martin F. M. S., B. A.
Brother William F. M. S., B. A.
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Brother Pius Xavier, F. M. S., B. A. cum lmre, first graduate of the extension school.






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PROGRAM
Graduation Day
....................................
Orchestra
Cacaphunny
Harmony
....................
Five Bings and a Bong
The Class Failure ..................
B. Joseph S.
&
B. Michael I.
Nola
............................
B. William B.
&
B. Richard A.
Foreign Echoes . .
.
.
.
.
.
. .
.
. . . . . . . . .
.
. . . .
.
. . . International Choir
Ten Men from Marian
............................
B. Joseph
A.
Awarding of Diplomas
......................................
.
Rose of T rallee .
.
.
.
. .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
B. Richard A.
Overture-Paramount
.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.
. .
. . .
Orchestra
Our Graduates
.............................................
.










B. Paul Andrew
B. Martin Lawrence
B. Martin Andrew
B. James Lawrence
B.
Patrick Martin
B.
James
Gerard
B.
Stephen
Martin
B. William
B.
Andrew
Arthur
B.
Philip Damian
THE CLASS FAILURE
Time:
1976
Place: Marian University
Occasion:
The
25th anniversary
of the graduation
of
the class
of
1951.
President
of the University
B.
Provincial
Secretary
B.
Provincial Treasurer
B.
Athletic Director
B.
Master
of Scholastics
B.
Professor
of
Visual Design
B.
Director
of
Public Relations
B.
Provincial
B.
Director
of
Atomic Research
B.
Director
of
Haverstraw
B.
Timothy
Joseph
John
Bernard
Christopher
R.
Acquinas Richard
Alfred
George
Laurence Richard
Stephen
Anthony
Thomas
Joseph
Francis Andrew
Denis Damian





B. A. and B. S.
but most of all F. M. S.






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