Holy Names Academy - Manakata Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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Inf!! MAY ELIZABETH CRONAN Thou art gone .... yet, on my heartg Deeply hath sunk the lesson thou hast given: And shalt not soon depart. -WILLXAM CULLEN BRYANT SISTER SHEILA MARY True worth is in being, not seeming - In doing each day that goes by Some little good, not in dreaming Of great things to do by and by. Forwhatevermen sayin theirblindness And in spite of the fancies of youth, There is nothing so kingly as kindness And nothing so royal as truth. -ALICE CARY

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la Me Glam of I9-70, Jlolq Named vqaalenuf, Spokane, CND May the salutary lessons that you have learned from your Alma Mater through the years now past serve you well in your entrance into a larger world, and through the years that lie ahead. They are lessons taught by Him, Who alone can rightfully declare of Himself, I am the Way, and the Truth, and the Life. No one cometh to the Father but by Me. For you the question sometimes asked does not arise: What would Christ say about the place of woman in the home and family and in society, generally, were He in the world today? You are not left in doubt as to what Christ would say about any question touching faith or morals, be' cause you know that Christ is in the world today speaking with that same clear, infallible voice that resounded through Galilee nineteen centuries ago, speaking through His Church founded on His Apostles, to whom He declared, Behold I am with you all days, even to the consumation of the world. In the plan of the allfwise God, our future-what lies ahead-is not revealed to us. But we do know with certainty, regardless of life's viscissif tudes, that no one who is led by God and who places all his hope in His unfailing Providence, is ever confounded. All such, will at length arrive securely at the eternal goal. May the blessing of God be with you always, and may you ever be true to Him. I -BISHOP or SPOKANE

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sms IMMJGQGEMG W Q CXO Dear Graduates of 1940: To you, seniors, I express my sincere congratulations-to you who as pioneers have accomplished the publication of our first yearbook. It is a truly worthy and representative epitome of the ideals and aspirations of all graduates of Holy Names Academy, past and present. Upon the completion of your high school course, you are eagerly, yet somewhat reluctantly, anticipating Commencement. Naturally, success, recognized, is a source of happy thoughts, but at the same time threatening shadows lie on the pathway ahead. Be courageous, dear girls. Vibrant with intellectual life and in the ardor of youth, you can realize your noblest ambitions. Whatever path you take in life, know that our solicitous Friend in the Tabernacle, your L'Head Master of school days, is always with you to give counsel and aid. Never fail Him in your choice, even though the cost be great sacrifice. Your parents place their prayerful hopes in you, expecting you to reflect the wealth of your mental heritage in truly Christian lives. Let them know your love in sincere appreciation of what they have done for you. With loving prayer, your teachers follow you in whatever ways your choice leads. They have confidence in you, dear seniors, they speak farewells in the knowledge that you will always feel welcome at Holy Names. As you champion every interest of your Alma Mater by your prayers, your loyalty, and above all by your worthy exemplary lives, happiness will crown your efforts-happiness flowing into all your days from jesus and Mary, your Patterns through years of training, your consolation in saddened hours, always your Strength and,Glory. '