Holy Names Academy - Manakata Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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THE RED CROSS The face of War is Terrible For human eyes to see: lt takes its toll, unbearable, ln high mortality. While man must leave his loved to tight On battlefields of stress, lt is the woman's harder part To bear the loneliness, And yet it is the woman's part To keep the homefires warrn. He also serves who - waits. A bright Red Cross upon her arm. Winnona Ellerton Early in the school year we enrolled in the Junior American Red Cross and have readily responded to their requests for aid by contributing atghans, hospital tray favors tor Christmas, Valentines, and St. Patrick's day, ket bags, pillow slips, hot water bag covers, cartoon books, and classic novels. Not the least of our undertakings was the collection of approximately 2,000 coat hangers which were sent to Baxter General Hos- pital. Five hundred inspiring holy pictures have been mounted and dis- tributed among the boys in the service. Encouraged by our success in this organization and the knowledge that we are assisting in the war effort many of us hope to continue in this admirable work. Page :even

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Page :ix CIVILIAN DEFENSE Holy Names students have been eager to do th of the Free this year as always. Under the able classes entered wholeheartedly into the nation-wid ir part for The Land uidance of Tri-A, the paper drive. Above the girls are shown loading their Hrst week collection. Five tons in five days was the caption used by me Spolcesmc ture which appeared on its front page. Our Bond Drive was a great success with eacl than full quota. However efforts found most effective and perl Academy Spiritual Defense Corps, an organization v is prayer combined with good works offered DAILY ln-Review for this pic- i class reaching more ect expression in the fhose forceful weapon that God's grace may flow in abundance onthe apostolic work of our chaplains among the boys in battle, camp or hospital.

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7 Page sigh! FACULTY 'KGEP We, the students ot Holy Names Academy, 19-43-44, wish to express our deep gratitude to you, Sister Mary Joan, Superior, and the entire faculty, tor all that our Alma Mater has given together. U To Reverend John W. Dunne, S. J., who has de that we may know the only true God and Jesus sent. We owe a debt which we are unable to pay lives we hope to live. Sister Mary Antonella, Principal Sister Mary Alexander Sister Mary Annella Sister Adele Maureen Sister Mary Catherine Sister Cecilia Miriam Sister Mary Eloise Anne Sister Mary Esdras Sister Mary Ethel Sister Mary Sister Mary S during these years voted himself untiringly Christ Whom l-le hath ' except by the worthy Gretchen l I Sister Lorene Sister Marita Sister Mary Sister Mary Sister Mary Sister Mary Sister Mary Sister Mary Evalyn Sister Mary Floretta Sister Francella Mary Sister Miriam Sister Sheila Sister Mary Sister Regina Maureen li lx it P neldine Marie Joan flartha Ann 'ierwina Aida orberta Denis J Perpetua M T aureen haddeus