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

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if Q51 L ,Qtr .14 word Lam fAe ghlifor School days, like all pleasant things, come too soon to an end. As our school days start passing into memories we look back on the get-togethers that provided so much fun, the special parties where we acted so grown -up , and the classes which once brought uncomfortable moments but are now fond memories. Above all, we remember our teachers who were ad- visors, friends, and disciplinarians at one and the same time and thanks to whom we are now ready to enter the world as Christian women. To them and to our parents we give the promise to al- ways remember the principles they taught and to remain Semper Fidelis -- always faithful. 'L- 9 Page 2