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HUM Our majestic tower has always been a symbol of joy and inspiration especially for us who are leaving. The hourly chiming of the clock tells us that time is passing and that our scholarly and social joys here at the Academy are nearly ended. The Angelus ringing out its sweet sounding tones draws our attention to the tower with its golden cross gleaming in the morning sunlight and brings to our lips Our Lady's prayer. Mary had her student days and each one was a lesson of love, for she learned them from the Book of Books in preparation for her fuller life with Christ. So also was Mary a social being, for we see her going over the hill country to visit her cousin Eliza- beth and participating at the Marriage Feast of Cana, but the secret of her joyous living was her life of prayer. Prayer, stimulus ot our energy, pervades both our scholarly and social joys, for our outward successes are in proportion to our inward lite of grace. That is why the dearest thought to our hearts today is the memory of the Christmas Carols sung around the lnfant manger. When evening comes and we look up at the tower silhou- etted against the sky, we shall cherish the thought that during our years here we have lived closely to Bethlehem. Between the covers of this book we have tried to recapture these years of warmth, beauty, and dignity. 4
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mlm ffm . . . ff' Sjgkkl QWMQI Ufeafzafi X Because of her untiring hours devoted to our welfare and her understanding and sympathetic appreciation of our problems, we the class of nineteen hundred and fifty- two dedicate our yearbook to Sister Mary Leonard, Directress. Sister's interest has permeated all our activities both in the classroom and on the campus. As Moderator of the Sodality she has taught us to draw from the loving heart of Our Lady the graces we need for the worthy deeds we would do, and encouraged by her example of trusting in Our Lady we approach this eventide of our four years, this sunset of our lovely days at Mount St. Mary's, embued with hope. As we gaze at the tower cross, we remember that she told us the rosary of Our Lady is not without this emblem. 5
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