Holy Angels Academy - Angelican Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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M g -fr.: -gb' - ' ,'-'ITL-'Q L 53 I fill h -CLI: Nh- - I ,,-, ---- - I WYE? ' Nic: 9 N :1 'wit I F9 sf..-:.: X' ' -'T:h:::,g-?: Legion of Mary Sanctification of members by prayer and good works through their love of our Blessed Lady - this is the purpose of the Legion of Mary. These girls are chosen by the Legion of Mary members and advisors. They must have out- standing spiritual qualities and must live up to their Catholic faith. Special activities of the Legion are: Weekly meetings and Communion days, sponsoring of teen-age Holy Hours held once a month at Saint james Cathedral, days of recollection, C.C.D. work, conducting the nursery during the Masses on Sundays and Holydays, visit- ing the sick and distributing Catholic literature. Girls in the Legion take Mary as their guide and model, and inspired by their love and faith in her, they are confident that the Legion will ac- complish great things for God and the salva- tion of souls. -W .af .4 Legion girls preparing for a meeting Father Mitchell leads the Legion of Mary in the Rosary

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'WW , - New We balance! Thanks to the efficient ' keeping of the money by our room managers. QS Angelican Staff Editor-In-Chief, Joan Schumacher and her assistant, Sandy Milward take a coffee break to admire their pride and joy . . . Angelican 1959. FROM LEFT: Maxine Hale, Literaryg Kathleen Markham, Co-editorg Sandy Milward, Art Editorg joan Schumach Ellen Lord, Literary. er, Editorg Sister Alma, Advisorg Mary McCausland, Patricia Eagen

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Maxine Hale General Sodality Prefect It is a happy and rewarding thing to be a sodalist. Every year we are told that we are all sodalists. This means that we are able to become spiritual members of the Holy Fam- ily. We accept Mary as our mother and her holy spouse, Saint joseph, as our spiritual protector and com- panion. Christ not only becomes our Brother, but is also able to be ac- cepted more thoroughly as our God and Master. Every homeroom elects a Sodality Prefect. This girl is chosen for her outstanding spirituality and for her love and devotion to our mother, Mary. Under the direction of Maxine Hale, General Sodality Prefect, and Sister Maureen, Sodality Advisor, the Sodality Prefect of each room has the responsibility of caring for the spiritual side of her class by encour- Sodalit aging Mass Day attendance, distrib- uting pamphlets, organizing mission projects, and in every way working toward the spiritual betterment of the class. 13 ,Ja if FROM LEFT: Mary Ann Cullinane, Judy Byron, Maxine Hale, Mary Rochon, Charlane Doyle, Sister Maureen, and Sandy Rochon.