Nardin Academy - Rosarium Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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UR sincerest congratulations and best wishes are extended to His Excellency, Most Reverend joseph Aloysius Burke, D.D. on his appointment as Assistant to the Pon- tifical Throne at Rome. Through the years he has been an untiring advocate of Catholic Education in this diocese . The concern which he has felt for the welfare and education of his flock is known throughout the city. His spirit of charity is expressed by his material endeavors for those who are needy. It is our earnest prayer that the grace of God may guide his every action to the greater glory of God and for the increased good of our com- munity. is Q His Excellency Most Reverend Leo R. Smith, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Buffalo His Excellency Most Reverend joseph Aloysius Burke, D.D Bishop of Buffalo IS EXCELLENCY, Most Reverend Leo R. Smith, D.D. has for many years been considered by the young people as Bishop of Catholic youth. As head of the Catholic Youth Councils in Buffalo, his ability to plan programs for them is known to every Council member. But, as auxiliary to Bishop Burke, his efforts are not limited to the young peo- ple. He has taken an active interest in all the apostolic works of the diocese. May God bless him in his works on earth and may the fruits of his efforts be reaped abundantly in the harvest of heaven.

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Miss Martha E. Danmeyer A wise teacher A helpful adviser A true friend The Class of 1956 gratefully dedicates this edition of the ROSARIUM. HROUGH your efforts, Nardin girls have grown in knowledge, wisdom, and love of God. As head of the Business Department at school, you spent many hours instructing students to become efficient Christian office workers. Your cheerful disposition and warm smile made it a pleasure to attend your classes. Consist- ently, you fostered high principles and developed skill in students and gave gen- erously of your time and friendship to all who needed assistance. You showed by your death, as you did by your life, that we must trust in God and accept His will always. Because the Rosarium is a book of beautiful memories we dedicate it this year to your memory. May you look down on us from your heavenly home and ask God to bless all our endeavors in the years to come. 3

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