Academy of the Holy Names - JM Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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SEGRETEMGNDISTAVO Vatican July 31, 1345 SUA SANTITA 21.129009 Dear ities angel , The Holy Father has entrusted to ms the honored duty of acknowledging your filisl letter and the very generous offering in the amount of 8 1000,00, which you so lovingly forwarded to Him through the kind offices of the Apostolic Delegate on behalf of the Mission Committee of the Holy Names Academy to aid war stricken children. His Holiness now bids me convey to you and to all who ' L cooperated so enthusiastically in the Charity Bsvaar, the , x t expression of His paternal gratitude and of His high appreciation Viv ' of the fllial sentiments of loyalty and devotion which inspired UQQ' ', you in placing this gift in His hsnds. 'rn X FXKK X :sl As a token of His abiding solicitude and benevolence the Holy Father very cordially bestows on you, on the s1sters and Z the pupils of your esteemed Academy, His Apostolic Blessing preying that it may be to you all, the source of bountiful divine favors and graces. I Z4 ' , with the assurance of ny consideration and esteem, I remain 9,-7 X-of-R L 3 E ' -'.l ,Ks If A 55.1, Very sincerely yours in Christ, Miss Anne Engel Q! Academy of the Holy Names 626 Madison Ave A1bany,N.Y. me We, the Class of ,4-7, humbly dedicate this issue of CHEER to His Holiness, Pope Pius XII, in grateful recognition of his gracious blessing bestowed upon our school during the past year. The occasion which prompted this very special favor was a generous sum of money contributed and sent by the students of A.H.N. to His Holiness for the starving children in Europe. In response to our contribution the Holy Father extended his own personal blessing to each student. We in turn should pray daily for his intentions and particularly that he may be victorious in his struggle against the isms of our modern world. The Class of '47 is entering a world torn by international strife and unrest. We should dedicate our efforts towards maintaining a peaceful world united in CHRIST i9J u

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DEDICATIO Pope Pius XII is the only Pontiff ever to have visited the United States. It was in the fall of 1936 that, as Cardinal Secretary of State, he entered New York harbor. His gracious kindness and open friendliness during his visit won for him a place in the hearts of every true American. He traveled from coast to coast heralded by thousands of Catholics and non-Catholics alike. Soon to Rome, he was elected Pope. after his triumphant return During his younger days, our Holy Father was one of the most valuable men in the Papal Embassy. Not only His Holiness P ius Xl, but also the entire hierarchy recognized his great potentialities. Now that he is the Vicar of Christ on earth one of his greatest concerns is the plight of the starving children of Europe p,,AAAf ,A1ll ..,q ' HA IL I E .L ..f fm 9 A M yi-'llcg 5111 as g f 'I 1 A V,-if . 4 f' 7 'ifgixxwi -Q-bl W' I aa ' I f T' x-Nd' ' ' ffit'-' ' . xc .V ,Q Q- u,' : l' Q ', A I, A- , , , up , - by 6 H., A , J . E-im: ' E81

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i Father Walter Duffy, O.F.M. Conv., our chaplain, 101 oiiiciating at Friday afternoon Benediction. THE Mother Mary Esterwin Provincial Superior Sister M. Jane Francis Superior HIGH SCHOOL STAFF Sister Anna of Mary Sister Philip Mary Sister Emma Jane Marie Sister Frederick of Jesus Sister Mary Hildebrand Sister Claude of ,Iesus Sister Nicholas Mary Sister Mary Edwina Sister Ellen Rose Sister Evangeline Marie AN APPRECIATION OF OUR FACULTY Miss Elizabeth Collins, Social Studies teacher for the Junior class, and home room teacher for the Seventh and Eighth Grades. My heart leaps up when I reflect The gratitude I owe To those who always understand Who ever lend a guiding hand And no reward expect Mrs. George Hale, cunducti l w