Marymount School - Cormava Yearbook (Arlington, VA)

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K eta.. ur? muerenc! mofder joaelad gufkr, fZ.cS.!vl.!M. Foundress of Marymount, 1907 Although We have never had the honor of meeting her, Mother Butler is as real and dear to us as Virginian sun- shine. To here we shall be eternally grateful for having founded the first Marymount. How ardently We always strove for, and proudly coveted that privileged title Mother Butler Honor Student ! As we journey through life may her spirit guard and guide us - so that one day We may all meet again at a vast Marymount Reunion in our Heavenly Home.

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f MUeI'QI'lJ peter Oli .9l'et0I1, lj Bishop of Richmond . . . who during our four years at Marymount has been to us a treasured friend. His presence at each Dedication and Graduation made the occasion wonderful and memorable. With eagerness we ever anticipated his arrival, and with sorrow we always witness the departure of him - who has kindly given us his interest, devotion and counsel. How proudly and gratefully we'll always remember our Bishop, our Father, our Friend.

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ur? lzuerennl Twain' gerarog fflcq. ,ff Superior General November or February, it was always Springtime at Marymount whenever our beloved Mother General came to visit her children. How we responded to her gentle, motherly manner! How we respected her keen and discerning judgment! How we appreciated her kindly counsel! How We envied her un- mistakable closeness to God! And how we loved our Mother General!