Sacred Hearts Academy - Aymerian Yearbook (Fall River, MA)

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...CU?W gm MOTHER GABRIEL CLARE, S.U.S.C. SISTER MARY ALOYSIA, s.u.s.c. SUPERIOR SISTER ADRIENNE MARIE S.U.S.C., A.M. SISTER AUGUSTINA s.U.s.c., A.B. SISTER DOLORES s.U.s.c., A.M. SISTER JOHN ELIZABETH, s.u.s.c., A.M. SXSTER MARY ADRIENNE s.U.s.c., A.B. SISTER MARY ALOYSIA s.U.s.c., ATM. SISTER MARY CHRISTOPHER s.U.s.c., A.M. SISTER MARY COLUMBA S.U.S.C., A413. SISTER MARY FRANCIS s.U.s.C., A.M. SISTER MARY VICTOIRE s.u.s.c. SISTER WINIFRED MARIE s.U.s.C., MUS. B. LAY FACULTY MISS GERMAINE BARRE B.M. MRS. MARJORIE BENNETT BLAKELY 13.3. MRS. BEATRICE HANCOCK MULLANEY L.L.B., L.L.M. MISS ANNA T. SHEEHAN, A.B., M. ED. PRINCIPAL Elocution, Dramatics Religion, English, Latin Religion, Mathematics Religion, English Religion, Art, English Latin Religion, History Religion, Algebra, French Religion, French, Biology Commercial Subjects School Music, Orchestra Singing Physical Education Debating Chemistry, General Science

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QJQCZiCGzQCZ $0 . . . OUR DEVOTED TEACHERS . . . THE RELIGIOUS OF THE HOLY UNION OF THE SACRED HEARTS For all the things you are we thank God with all the fervour of our souls. To us you are a shining figure of hope, because in a mael- strom of bitter hatred and flagrant disbelief you live in selfless charity and firm, undying faith. You are an ideal to us, because, despite a vain and sceptical world, you have succeeded in finding and following the perfect ideal, Christ. Simplicity . . . Humility . . . Dignity . . . Justice . . Tolerance . . . all of the fairest virtues blend to form your common de- nominator. Yet, just as in complete submission you are truly free, in your voluntary self-annihilation you are all the more distinct and definite personalities. In four short years we have come to see in each one of you some endearing, individual trait. These are the things we shall remember, even as we have loved you for them. Old world gracious- ness and lofty idealism . . . heroism and humour . . . the clearsighted serenity of the contemplative . . . cool logic coupled with a wide-eyed look . . . dynamic action and joie de Vivre . . . unhurried movement and quick understanding . . . master talents for friendship and subtle dist cipline . . . terse, dry wit and inspired narration . . . llesprit Gaulois, vital and sparkling . . . comradely laughter and a sunny atmosphere . . . compassion and keen perception . . . But now, sensing our total inadequacy to put each of you into words, we draw back. We dare not venture further. It would mean firnprisoning you in truisms and platitudes, and that, we could not bear. 80, following in your footsetps, we turn to Mary to plead our case with God. For only He can bless you as we would wish you to be blessed. We who have known the inspiration of your example, the benediction of your kindness, and the largesse of your intellect, can find 'no earthly thing worthy to express our gratitude to you. Only through this eternal bond of prayer may we hope to thank you even in half :measure for all you have given us by being all the things you are.

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Friend of youth . . . The crusading spirit . . . Patron of learning and the Arts . . . Justice . . . A shepherd virile, firm, and kind . . .