Holy Name of Jesus High School - Mercian Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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7 tw ,Q bat OXOUEL ses ailcr pr , COXXaP Sgnflducailonx' WU The Juniors take over their classroom which was fonce upon a timej the calm, quiet, peaceful Convent . Rain, rain, go away! Or we'll all go stark mad today! You mean we have twelve more long uneventfil years of this ? ? I .a1l ' 'A H K Y P - All

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These king-size thermometers come in handy. Mary Lee Atkinson doctors up Sandra Bordelon in the lab. Three more flights to go! Mildred Martin, Dennis Curren, and Stephen O'Brien help with the move to the old convent. STjbb O17 Ta .Phe is Just listening tothe details of soap-making turns me pale, moans sad scientist Alice Buchler. 'I 131.121 Stagg tneve tjtchjf Hello fin O ea . lth IhOp3NsyOlJ UE, the and ' ab li, Leja CFU

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apr MOTHER MARY MAURICE, R.S.M. The death of lvlother Mary Mau- rice on Ixlarchfourth in Baltiniore brought sadness into the hearts of the Sisters of Mercy and into those of young and old whose lives touch theirs. As Motlier General she had, since 1953, governed in a saintly nianner the nine provinces of the Order, which include 6, 800 Sisters of Mercy. Six months of intense suffering preceded her untiniely death at the age of 53. The heroisrn with which she enibraced the Cross at the end of her life was a glorious echo of the generosity with which she had always accepted it. We pray with the Rev. Hugh M. Beahan, who preached at her fune- ral in Grand Rapids, Michigan, that her example, prayers and suffering will bring many more girls to that same difficult ded- ication. . .so that her work and that of the Sisters may continue to pour life and vigor into the Catholic Church in Aniericaf'