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Father John Regan and Father Frederick McCallin HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Reverend Edward Lenihan, C.M., Chaplain Reverend Frederick McCallin, Apologetics Reverend John Regan, Apologetics Sister Mary Georgetta, Superior Sister M. Rose Celeste, Principal Sister Lucy MauriceFf1,.1,:' FJ- -:li Sister Mary Helen Sister Mary Kathleen Sister Mary Aloysia Mrs. Eva Wilkins Sister M. Ann Leonard Mrs. Samuel Saracino Sister Marineil Mrs. Wyonne Hunt Sister M. Michaela Madame Laplace Kechid Miss Carol Morrison 6
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FGRE ORD Every system of education embodies an ideal. At Saint Nlaryis Academy that ideal consists in training for Christian social living through lVlary. The Saint lVlary,s girl is prepared hy spiritual experi- ences, study and fun to conform her activities to Christian norms and standards. Graduation means her friendship with Christ, which hegan during freshman days, is secure and growing. That uthey have heen friends together , inspires underclassmen to strive for this rewarding companionship, too. In all their delights, - the joy of clubs, the exhilaration of sports, the thrill of p1'oms and parties, Christ participates. Even Saint lVlary's little girls make Him the Companion of all their days. Christian social principles become a reality at Saint Mary's Academy where students learn through Our Lady to make Christ's ways their ways, where prayer and work and play develop them in His love.
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3 vt Miss Carol Morrison, Mrs. Eva Wilkins, Madame Laplace Kechid, Mrs. Wyoline Hunt A faculty meniber finds Christian social living expressed in the Saint Maryis Spirit. RTO me there is something so beautiful-so intangible-about Saint Maryis that l find myself groping in vain for the right words with which to express my innermost feelings. But I should say that the spirit of Saint Mary's is LOVE: love of youth for youth, of pupil for teacher, of teacher for pupil, but above all, there seems to be hovering over Saint Mary's the gentle presence of a larger, greater love -that of the Christ who, I am sure, must often smile with tender, compassionate understanding upon the gay young lives which are being molded and made beautiful within the walls of Saint Mary's.7, -Mus. EVA WILKINS 7
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