Sacred Heart High School - Vine Leaves Yearbook (Vineland, NJ)

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Leases Sister M. Jovita (Music) Mother M. Evangelia (in charge) Sisters Olivia, Regina Loreto, Dolores Christi, Concetta (Grades) Sister Louis Bertrand (High School) Sisters Helen Carmel and Marv Peter (Grades) Sisters M. Edward. Marion Joseph, Denis Francis (Grades) Sister M. Auxilia (Music) Sisters Grace Madeleine and Regina Bernadette (High School) Sister Rita Carmel (Grades) Sister M. Castissima (High School) Sisters Agnes Catherine and Donatus (Grades) Sister M. Rhoda (House) Sisters Clare Marie and Vincent Ferrer (High School) Sisters Josephine Dolores (Grades) Sister Ann Bernard (Music) Mother M. La Salette, R.l.P. (In charge) Mother M. Carmela (In charge) Sisters Winifreda, Thomas Joseph, William Elizabeth (High School) Sister Marcia (Grades) Sisters Rose Immaculate, Rose Edmond, Man' Nicholas (High School) Sisters Lucita, Miriam Rita, Philip Neri (High School) Sister St. Winifred (Grades) Sister M. Augusta (Music) Sister Rose Daniel (Grades) Sister Irenaeus (Music) PRESENT FACULTY-Mother M. Carmela-Principal Sister Lucita—High School Sister Grace Madeleine—High School Sister Miriam Rita—High School Sister Philip Neri—High School Sister Louis Bertrand—High School Sister M. Sarah—High School Sister M. Robert—Music Sister Donatus—Eighth Grade Sister Helen Carmel—Seventh Grade Sister Rose Daniel—Sixth Grade Sister Marcia—Fifth Grade Sister Edna Maria—Fourth Grade Sister Mary Peter—Third Grade Mrs. Margaret Halpin—Second Grade Sister Dolores Christi—First Grade Miss Margaret Downey—Physical Education

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To Our Sisters tlu coming of the Sisters of Saint Joseph to Vineland in Sep- iber, 1921, a big event was recorded in the history of SACRED ART PARISH. A large crowd of Catholics, happy and proud, hered to welcome them, for they were conscious that a new had opened for the Catholic Faith in their beloved town. iiVer sonce the arrival of the first five Sisters on that memorable day, the doors of the classroom have been opened, year after year, to carry out their aim to educate the children confided to their care. Rased on the principle that it is the truth that makes one free, tlu Sisters have always striven to lead forth their charges from the dark dungeons of error, over the bright roads of knowledge, and into the land of wisdom, fair with promise, where one can see the true value of all that is the work of Cod s creation, and beyond, the vision of all that is infinite. To these aspirations and lofty ideals, the Sisters, whose names are recorded on the following pages, have dedicated their lives, and have labored to transmit them in vital fonn to the hundreds of lx vs and girls who are enrolled in the registers of SACRED HEART SCHOOL. May they perpetuate, in themselves and in their posterity, the tradition of truth implanted in their young hearts by their cherished ALMA MATER. Mother M. Albertine (in charge) Sister M. Edmund, Sister Grace Stanislaus, Sister Teresa Carmel (Grades) Sister M. Barnabas (House) Sister Edward Anthony (Grades) Sister Cecilia (Music) Sister Rita Agnes (Grades) Sister M. Urban, Sister Alma Patricia, Sister Louise Gertrude (Grades) Sister Marie Giacoma (Grades) Mother M. Davidica (in charge—High School opened)—15 Girls, 10 Boys Sister Gertrude Immaculate (Grades) Sister Genovcffa (High School) Sisters Jane Francis Eleanore Margaret (Grades) Sisters Lilian, Alovsia, Marie Emily (High School—1st year of 4 year course) Sister John Elides (Grades) Sisters Stella Joseph, Mary Daniel, Clare Xavier (High School) Sisters Augustine, Rita Xavier, Erminild, (Grades) Sister M. Bernadette (Music) Sister Redempta (House) Mother M. Henrietta (in charge) Sister Louis Gonzaga, Sister Leontia (High School) Sister Clara Josephine (Grades)

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Lcq.v’cq SOURCES OF OUR PRIDE Splendid curriculum Activities—widely varied Capable faculty Respectful students Expert guidance Devoted priests High standards Enviable equipment Actual achievement at work and play Religious atmosphere Tradition—deeply rooted