Marymount High School - Maryvue Yearbook (Garfield Heights, OH)

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' 1 V, ik, g!iQ5,K..ll:f, . g. ieiiipip Kiran ,Y 3.5 1 H' if N .7 WJ Y' 'I U Mot her Mary Dionysia and Mother Mary Josa- phat have been blessed with the deep wisdom and clear vision of inspiring leaders. In them we discovered the intrepid courage of builders who possess a constructive energy that makes dreams come true. Their steadfast endeav- ors played no small part in the successful accom- plishments of the Sisters of St. Joseph. Through their efforts, construction ofthe new Marymount High School build reality. They can look with satisfaction and pride upon the rising edifice. The new Marymont is truly a tribute to them. ing is becoming a ' -Y Reverend Mother Mary Dionysia l A 0 lj fffjfll fi K , BN, f. www ,f T ' Jigs . p i J' -- - A' ei kv ff 'Rx T ll j' 'T' 'f'll l13q 'sXi?.T' X! li ggi 'V 1 :Zi- 'fy - M321--mem: lax fr. . V ' N : tj- IE, V J xhgf K Q ill X ' 1.44- -,' Y. I-,Jay CQ' llx-1, lu Li 'A' N. -' Nw! n.' I, Vx A-3? X Mother Mary ,losaphat rn-i

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