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mary lzoice M1 wer QCZI' How sad were our hearts That cold winter day. When we learned our ,Jean had been taken away. The girl who had taught us our lessons so well, Was the model of Christ and Mary as well. She was always so perfect in class and out So witty and sporty, and yet so devout. And we as her classmates now hopefully say, We'll meet her again in heaven someday. - Class of '56 07, 'glean ofunnfng r CDIQJ ebruary 18, 1954
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tqn sfoving emory CSDI'Sf0I' 7720111 l'l'lIf't'l1Z!I Vlfwylllllh 501.061 7fZrNc1111601's3. 195.3 Mercy High lost another friend on earth and added one to its list in Heaven. For seventeen years Sister Mary Vincenza taught in the departments of mathematics, science, and home management. Because of her protracted illness, Sister has been off duty for the past six years. Her inability to labor proved one of her greatest sufferings-one in which Mercy and Mercy girls received many an intention, for she loved both very much. l Cglster Tlffczry Goncfepta KUVIIU. If t Cblecf cgfzbruary 5, 1951, After a long illness, Sister Mary Concepta died at Mercy Hospital. Sister came to Mercy High when the school opened and taught in the English depart- ment before taking over the office of principal. During her term of office, Mercy realized many of its firsts as a high school. The Illinois State and North Central Association set their stamp of approval and Mercy became a high-ranking accredited high school. Sister was principal to the first graduating class in 1926, and in the same year saw Mercy Alumnae and Mercy Federation of Alumnae established as active organizations. The Mother's Club and the Mercy Athletic Association trace their history to the early years of her administration. Q ' In the growing school, Sister saw the need for school publications and initiated the yearbook, the Mercian, and the school paper, Mercy Hi Rays, then known as Mer-Mers. Q All these things that we accept as a part of our every day school life came into Mercy through the thoughtful planning and generous spirit of Sister Mary Concepta. Nothing was too hard for her to undertake to make ours the finest school for the finest girls-Sister firmly believed we were. It is a holy and wholesome thought to pray for the dead -especially when. in life, they worked so hard to make this a better world for us to live in.
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C9218 Jaculty SISTER MARY ANGELA Sister Mary Adrian-Biology Sister Mary Agnes-Religion II, World History, U.S. History. Sister Agnes Marie-Religion III, Algebra, Plane Ge- ometry, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry. Sister Mary Agnita-Religion III,English I, IV. Sister Mary Alberta-Religion ican Problems. Sister Mary Alicia-Religion I, Algebra. Sister Mary Aloyse-Study Hall, Cafeteria, Substi- tute Teacher. Sister Mary Sister Mary thing. Sister Mary Sister Mary Sister Mary Sister Mary Sister Mary Ambrose-Religion III, English II, III. Ambrosia-Clothing I, Advanced Clo- Ancilla-Religion II, Spanish I, II, III. Angela-Bookkeeper. of the Angels-Principal. Aquinata-Religion IV, Chemistry. Attracta-Religion IV, English IV, Psy- chology. Sister Mary Augustine-Book Room. IV, U.S. History, Amer- SISTER MARY HYACINTH Sister Mary Ethelbert-Typing I, Shorthand I. Sister Mary Evarista-Religion IV, Physics, General Science. Sister Mary Gabriella-Religion II, Typing II, Short- hand ll, Bookkeeping. Sister Helen Marie-Religion II, English II, Short- hand ,I. Sister Mary Hyacinth-Registrar. Sister Mary Iames-Religion III, Typing I, II, Office Training. Sister Mary Ioan-Religion II, Latin I, English II. Sister Mary Iovita-Assistant Principal. Sister Mary Kenneth-Religion II, Algebra, Plane Geometry. Sister Mary Leonore-Religion IV, U.S. History, American Problems. Sister Mary Lioba-Religion I, Algebra, Spanish I. Sister Mary Lydia-Cafeteria. Sister Mary Macrina-Religion IIl,English III, French I, II, III. Sister Mary Mida-U.S. History. Sister Mary Cassilda-Religion III, Typing I, II Shorthand I, II. Sister Mary Charitina-Religion I, English I, Art Sister Mary Chrysostom-Religion I, Latin II, Ad- 16 vaned Latin. 1 Sister Mary Petronilla-Religion II, Biology. Sister Mary Placida-English II. Sister Mary Pretiosa-Religion II, World History. Sister Mary Regis-Religion I, Spanish I, II.
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