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

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IN TRIBUTE TO Milf THE PAST . . . Qs-A 'k 'a-x Reverend MoTher Marie Helena, S.U.S.C. R.l.P. Foundress and FirsT Superior Madam Adrienne Marie, S.U.S.C. FirsT Principal I906-7939 REVEREND MOTHER MADAM ADRIENNE MARIE MARIE HELENA, S.U.S.C. S.U.S.C. We of Today owe much To The pioneers who labored so zealously To esTablish our school. Their spiriT of selfless devoTion has animaTed The daily rouTine of sTudenT life Through The years. Madam Adrienne Marie conTinues To exerT a powerful influence for good, and is an inspiring example To all privileged To come under her guidance in The Speech DeparTmenT. Reverend MoTher Mary LaurenTia, S.U.S.C. Superior I95O-7956 Reverend MoTher Anna GerTrude, S.U.S.C. Superior 7956- lf we are indebTed To Those of The pasT we are equally so To Those of presenT. IT is Reverend MoTher Mary LaurenTia who auThorized Those improvemenTs we poinT To wiTh pride as The new look aT S.H.A. AT The opening of This school year she was assigned To new duTies. The Class of '57 follows her wiTh Their graTeful prayers. I Tic AT The same Time as This copy goes To press The appoinTmenT of Rev- erend MoTher Anna GerTrude is announced. The Class of '57 welcomes A I Nl ' her To S.H.A., and wishes her success in her new posiTion. l N ,Yr CQ I IW UQ ' I In 4 Madam John ElizabeTh, S.U.S.C. T .W if REvEREND MOTHER MA A JOHN Principal I953- Truly OUR PRINCIPAL. IT is she who received us as Timid freshies, and Through The years conTinued To correcT, guide, counsel, and en- courage us. As sage and serious seniors we pause now To reflecT on The ideal of miliTanT CaTholic living L, 5' hQ she seT before us. We pledge our s..-f fidelity in sfriving for Thaf ideal, and we raise our voices in one grand final chorus of MARY LAURENTIA, s.u.s.c. ELIZABETH, s.u.s.c. Thanks To you, Madam!

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0 I 31 OUR BISHOP His Excellency Most Reverend James L. Connolly, D.D., D.Sc.H. Fourth Bishop of Fall River ln the educational plan for the diocesan schools our Bishop, like a rnaster architect, provides tor the essential needs. As representative ot His Holiness he sees to it that the underlying principles of the Encyclical on Catholic Education are adhered to. We are grateful for his enlight- ened and scholarly guidance during our high school years. loislagsi 1 'T-2 ii 'lan . l g