Daemen University - Summit Yearbook (Amherst, NY)

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Sister J larj tuje(a, 0. S.'H . . . president of Rosary Hill College . . . the builder who has given form to the blue- prints of a Catholic education, spiritually, intellectually and practically ... the dynamic force animating every phase of college life . . . the versatile guardian . . . never too busy to lend a willing ear or a helping hand ... to utter gentle words of condolence . . . firm words of reprimand . . . warm words of encouragement . . . ceaseless per- sonal concern for each of the women on the other side of the desk” ... an unshakable faith in God and a deep devotion to the ideals of St. Francis. Her faith in these ideals makes her our ever active champion . . . holding high the banner of young Rosary Hill and its ageless aims . . . for the edification of the world at large . . . through her inspiration encouraging us to strengthen and fortify the structure of our minds from within. Every building bears the irrevocable stamp of its architect ... it is the spirit of her per- sonality and the echo of her leadership which stamps itself upon the buildings of Rosary Hill as well as on the minds and hearts of its students. In recognition of this spirit and this leadership, we respectfully dedicate this issue of the Summit to Sister Mary Angela, O.S.F.