Saint Marys College - Blue Mantle Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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MOTHER M. PAULINJ3 President of Saint Ma1'y's College from 1895 to 1931 The administration of Mother M. Paulillf-2, from 1895 to 1931, saw the completed evolution of the academy into a liberal arts college. Its first degree was granted in 1898. The directress of the college became the president, with corresponding changes and adaptations of academic organization and ter- minology. By an amendment of the charter on March 23, 1903, the name of the Academy was changed to Saint Mary's College. Sister M. Francis Jerome in her book This is Mother Pauline, beautifully presents the character and something of the lasting influence of this great and gracious religious and woman. One student wrote in The Blue Mafztle of 1928: As long as the towers of Saint Mary's stand, the spirit of Mother Pauline will abide therein raising them heavenwardf' Another wrote in an editorial in the October Chimes 1931: T ff he greatness, the power, the beauty of Mother Pauline's character lie in her spirituality. The buildings shown on these pages were built during Mother Pauline's administration. Toward Today