Saint Ursula Academy - Scroll Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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gem 014' in As principal, Sister Miriam guides fa- culty and students not only in their aca- demic pursuits, but also in the cultural, spiritual, and social aspects of high school life. Sister Miriam received her Master of Arts degree from Marquette University with graduate work at the Catholic University of America and the University of Detroit. Qxgi -':--- Miss Catharine Gallagher, Colum- bia University, Catholic University of America, Mary Manse College, librarian, Library Club. Educators Prepare Directed by the Ursuline Nuns, the oldest teaching order of women in the Church, St. Ursula Academy en- dows each student with an invaluable heritage of Cath- olic culture and tradition. Along with this contribution, the Academy faculty offers a background of liberal knowledge and wide experience. Faculty members en- deavor to give to each student the best education pos- sible, thus, they themselves continue to study at uni- versities throughout the country. Through guided intellectual and social activities, stu- dents are prepared to help cultivate qualities of leader- ship and character in themselves and their fellow citi- zens. Long after graduation, iuniors and seniors retain vivid memories of religion classes taught by Reverend Francis P. McCartin, OMI, Academy chaplain. Often assuming the role of a non-believer, Father prepares the students to explain and spread their faith as Christian adult citizens.

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The Senior Class of Saint Ursula Academy re- spectfully dedicates the 1958 SCROLL to His Ex- cellency, the Most Reverend George John Rehring, Bishop of Toledo. During Bishop Rehring's eight years in Toledo, Saint Francis de Sales High School has been built, and plans have been completed for the new Saint Ursula Academy and Mother McAuley Aca- demy. Already a financial drive has been launched for Cardinal Stritch High School. Both parents and students are grateful to Bishop Rehring fc' providing the opportunity for the youth of Toledo to become Catholic civic-minded adults through Catholic secondary education.

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Futu re Citizens Sister Mary Alice, B.S., Mary- wood College, home economics, Red Cross. Sister Anacletus, M.F.A., Catholic University of America, art, Club de Beaux Arts, publications. Sister Angela Marie, B.S.E., De- Sales College, Graduate study: University of Notre Dame, his- tory, religion, English. Sister Mary Berenice, M.S.E., Uni- versity of Notre Dame, mathe- matics, physics, Sodality of Our Lady. Sister Mary Blanche, A.M., Uni- versity of Montreal, Graduate study: Notre Dame, McGill, and Western Reserve Universities, French, Latin, Apostleship of Prayer. Sister Mary Carmencita, B.M., American Conservatory, Chica- go, Graduate study: Eastman School of Music, orchestra. l.l f 345 1'-s . 6 Qs: f ., Sgt! S 6- ,. 1.1, 'ea fi . - Nm.. Q f ga l A ' QP? I S227 is T' ., H Miss Patricia O'Hara, A.B., Mary Manse College, English, world history, Student Council. Mrs. Harry J. Overberg, B.E., University of Toledo, physical education, Athletic Association.