Annunciation High School - Annunciette Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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,4 ,Message Hmm Sister Mary Aleysia, JM. fi Prirzezjmzl School QT . UU55 Qlunhzni gr 754U ,Sisters nf the Ctliinsf gflnlg Sacrament Qmnuncizxiiun ,High School Un:-ner Spain anh gmnrais ggireefs 35251 Gbrleans 17, 'louisiana Dear Seniors: Everyone usually looks upon graduation as the end of one phase of life and the beginning of a new one. In a sense, it is. Yet from a different viewpoint, graduation is really neither end nor beginning-- it is a continuation of all you have learned during the years of your school life. The ideals that have become a part of you, the influences that have molded you, the friends you have made, the knowledge you have gained--these do not end when your school days end. Now your ideals are to inspire others who may not have been as fortunate as you to have learned the real meaning of lifeg the influences that have made you YOU are ready to come forth from within you and influence others for good. You will make new friends who will be better or worse for having known you. You will use your knowledge to earn a living or to pursue a fuller, higher, education. But now you are on your own and whatever you make of your life depends mainly upon you. How important it is, without the protection and guidance of your school days, that you continue to live as you have been taught . . . to lead others on the path of eternal salvation . . . for this is the end of all you have learned. And one day when you graduate into eternal life, truly the end and beginning, may you do so summa cum laude. Jesus and Mary be with you always and make you happy. Devotedly in Our Lady of the Anntmciation, Z . ,4..4:.4., J D71 , A-J, Sister M. Aloysia, M.H.S.

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,4 Message 9mm Krrrrrnd rflflrrflzrr Mary Laura, rw. fi is 're Superior General Q Ad. in aet. SS.S Corzusrzb of kgs ffmoib clfofltj cgaczarrzsnb P. Q. sux 55 fafayette, fouiiiana Ap!-H111 1957 My Dear Graduates: Your yearbook is a symbol of all that your years at Annunciation mean to you. May it be a constant reminder to be true to the ideals you have learned at A.l-I. S. Your Pastors, teachers and companions during these four years have helped to form your character so that it will be Mary- like in every way. It is my prayerful wish for each of you that in whatever field of life you find yourself, you will draw others to Jesus through Mary because you are so like Her. God bless you always! Devotedly in the M.H.S. 7120111 Wt-fwwwr

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U15 Hacullg Attending a faculty meeting are from left to right: Sr. Lucre- tia, Mrs. Pike, Sr. Andree, Sr. Thomas, Sr. Anne Marie, Sr. Aloysia, Sr. Margarita, Mrs. Landry, Mrs. Treuting, and Miss Janey Marks. . I2 W