Holy Names College - Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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m CMP[L The Chattel .... simfyle, modernistic, in Philippine wood panelling. Side attar statues of Mary and Joseph enlarged below. Page ten

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., .l4iJ|i.,(i.U. ' ' ' w!t ' J ft I: rmcrr r B IF r PT ff-ftrfT fr ' : Distinctively and traditionally a part ot Holy Names is the ideal, to make God known. Since the year 1843 when Mother Rose Durocher of St. Antoine, Quebec, found the Society of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, this one aim has been advanced. From Longueil on the St. Lawrence, schools spread throughout the province of Quebec. In 1859. twelve sisters left New York on an old steamer bound for the Oregon frontier. Amidst untold hardships they erected schools through the Pacific territory to become part of the pioneer educators of the West. Today, they are noted in many sections of the globe, from California to Florida and Manitoba; Basutoland, South Africa, and Japan. The dauntless courage of these women who labor, first, to acquire personal holiness and, then, to educate, is the inspiring force of our col- lege. The love of God from which it springs is im- parted to the students. Thus, we find that, like their teachers, before seeking to make Him known, they seek to know God. . . . n • ' ' • ' •

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Student retreat .... conducted by the Reverend Charles Suver, S J. Page linen