St Ladislaus High School - Torch Yearbook (Hamtramck, MI)

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SISTER M. CLARICE. B.A. English, Latin. Ethics SISTER M. FLORIAN, B.A., M.S. Chemistry. General Science. SISTER M. De CHANTAL. B.A. Radiating Course Light Mathematics, Bible

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SISTER M. JEROME. B.S.E., M.A. PRINCIPAL Commercial Science Alerted to the magnitude of the crisis con- fronting education, our high school faculty, comprised of thirteen Sisters of St. Francis, whose motherhouse is in Sylvania, Ohio, stands ready to meet new challenges. Fortified by training in modern pedagogy and in spe- cialized fields at such widely recognized insti- tutions as the University of Michigan, Notre Dame, Fordham, the University of Minnesota, Loyola, De Paul, St. Louis, the University of Detroit, the College of St. Teresa, and the Cath- olic University of America, they seek to inte- grate in proper relation intelligent idealism and the acquisition of skills. Blending sacrifice and devotion, they guard the heritage of the Church and, in the name of Mary Immaculate, of the country which has remained under her patron- age since the days of the Revolution. From the conning tower of St. Ladislaus, our teachers direct the course of the students along the Marian Way by a program solidly grounded on divine principles. With patience and under- standing, they clarify and widen the mental horizons of youth confused by the loud rumble of materialism and the threatening thunder- claps of doubt and fear. Focusing rays of per- ennial influence, they implant, both in the weak and in the gifted, ideals which form the core of true Christian living. Thus, by realizing for us the freedom of discipline and the dignity of personality, they inspire us to seek greater vistas of hope and the true vision of grace— Mary.

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Latin, Sociology the Marian Way. . . A ■ V SISTER M. JULIANA, B.A. English, Ethics