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

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A If EQ' s. , 1 is ff 'lf'f ffffafh- .2 Sister Veronica of Mary, Sister Superior Gur Sister Superior September, 1960, brought a new Sister Superior to Holy Names. She is Sister Veronica of Mary, who came to us from New Bedford, Massachusetts where she had spent two years teaching in a poor Portuguese parish. Sister Vernonica is, h ow,- ever, no stranger to Albany or A, H. N, girls. Fron 1947 to 1953, Sister was Su- rior at 628 She was also Principal at Saint Catherine of S ren a C-r am m ar Pe - School from 1953 to 1957 where she taught some of the girls presently attending high school at Holy Names. Sister Superior's day is, indeed, a full one, but she is never too busy to visit with us, listen to our problems, or consider our requests. We are bo th fortunate and happy to have Sister Veronica as our Superior.

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Q- Members of the I, M. Staff vote unanimously for informal photo of J. M. Staff. Go-Editors Judy Miller Maureen Walsh Business Judy Devane Virginia Ehrhardt Joan Heirn J. M. Staff Photography Mary Pat Peters Julie Murphy Layout Margie Flynn Elizabeth Walsh Lynn Kaiser Literary Carol Martin Faith Delehanty Production Dianne Murphy Eileen Cavanaugh Shirley Leahy

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FCDREWORD Graduation Day - a day of termination and commencement. As a happy and fun-filled chapter of our lives closes: another - more challenging and exciting - opens. As we march down the aisle to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance an aura of happiness and sadness ra- diates from each white-clad graduate: happy because this is the reward for a job well done: happy, too, be- cause of the happiness readily apparent in the eyes of loving family and friends. But our happiness is only on the surface. Underneath we find an aching sadness in the realization that this is the last time, as a class, that we will walk together down the aisle of our beloved A. H. N. Our friends and devoted teachers will no lo nge r be there to encourage, praise, and sometimes scold. But as the last notes of the 'Alma Mater'7 fade, we glance at our Senior rings with the inscription Semgr Fi- delis - always faithful. Yes, this is our graduation prayer: let us remain always faithful to our ide als, our school, and our friends in the tradition of A. H. N.