Our Lady of Mercy Academy - Oloma Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Our goal in Catholic education -to see the Eternal Light ,J y of 1 - X A1 CSEQ. WW X1-Q7 Ui ml. i as his Foreword In the 1951 Oloma, we have tried to capture the very essence, the pulse of Mount Mercy. We can give you here only the tangible things-the classes, the clubs, the activi- ties, but it is the intangible things, the things that We feel and understand, that will make our days at the Mount memorable. Through the theme of light, we show the many aspects of life at Mount Mercy, and how We, as students, have opportunities to develop into Catholic women who are spiritually vigorous, cultured, healthy, vocationally pre- pared, socially-conscious, and alert to civic responsibilities. This book will have a meaning a little different for each person, but it will be a rich source of remembrance for all who View it. It is something to treasure and to read over and over with delight and nostalgia, recalling events that would otherwise be forgotten. It is something that binds us closer and strengthens our loyalty. It is something to show to our children's children.

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QI,-pf 1 . f K Q , , writ E ,394 A ax :si 'gg ff fgiqiigg il yxizfim , A I . 'Gini Dedication As we begin the second half of this twentieth century, We are struggling des- perately for peace. If we ever needed the Mother of God as our guiding light, it is now. With prayerful sincerity then, as Well as pride, we, the Graduating Class of 1951, dedicate our yearbook to the Queen of Peace.