Our Lady of Angels High School - Amaranth Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Our Lady of the Angels High School HEN his Grace, the Most Reverend Archbishop John T. McNicha olas, accepted the archbishopric of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, the gigantic task of completing the organization of the school system was awaiting him. After surmounting obstacles that would have overwhelmed a less courageous spirit, and after long, wearisome hours of work and worry, the present school system, the best in the country and the pride of every true Catholic, became a splendid reality. As plans alone are worthless, the next step that confronted His Grace was to find willinq workers who would give a wholeghearted spirit of cooperation. With this intention in mind, His Grace called upon his priests and a number of superiors of religious communities to aid him. Among these was Mother Clarissa, Superior General of the Sisters of St. Francis. She, although fully aware of the tremena clous sacrilite entailed, gladly acceded to the Most Reverend Archbishopk request to take upon herself and her community the responsibility of erecting and maintaining one of the proposed high schools. Mother Clarissa immediately took steps to obtain a proper site and to draw up plans for the building. After careful deliberation the pres cut site was purchased from Mr. Bernard H. Wess for the sum of $65,000. Mr. Henry F. Hess of St. Louis. was engaged as architect with Mr. George Michaelis of Indianapolis, as general contractor and building supervisor. The J. 8 Ft Harig Company assumed the respon- sibility of building and labor contractors. All this was done before the new school received a name. Mother Clarissa requested His Grace to provide a name for the new high school that was to serve his Archdiocese. He kindly responded by naming it Our Lady of the Angels,,, a name dear to all Franciscans and especially dear to His Grace because of haIIOWed memories of inspiration received at the shrine of Our Lady of the Angels in Assisi. Ground was broken on July 16, 1927. Work on the building progressed rapidly and on October 4th, the feast of St. Francis, the cornerstone was laid. This was a perfect day in every respectethe SkV could not have been more clear and blue, the rays of the sun more bright and inviting. His Grace ofliciated at the impressive ceremony for which a large crowd had gathered. The solemn procession of clergy, religious. and school children. formed at St. Clement School and moved to the site of the new building. Here, in the most solemn manner, His Grace performed the ceremonies prescribed by the Church. The many voices then united in singing America and a hymn to our Lady. Father Juvenal Berens, O,F.M., then responded with an e10- quent address on Catholic Education. His Grace brought the perfect day to its close by his words of encouragement and cheer. Winter came on. Storms swept over Our Lady of the Angels. Yet work on the building continued, now fast, now slow, but at no