St Mary Academy - Vistas Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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1r,axf1i:.rfaf:y.r,,.f2 Q31 Q.. r 4ad'4gdftta7l4,0u77 Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mary C. Samuel Agresta George G. Allen Joseph T. Bear Johnson A. Beavens Betzler Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Bordenkecher Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Boyle H. Brandmaier Patrick Breslin Paul A. Brewer Horace V. Brewer Herman T. Brothers Mrs. Florence Burke Mr. and Mrs. Richard Otis Burnett Mrs. Eileen Cadwallader Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Callon Mrs. Frieda Carl Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Clayton Tanaza Codarmaz Carson J. Collier Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Cors Mrs. Helen M. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Dailey William E. Day Robert L. Deal Charles H. Deal Joseph L. Doyle Lawrence Dugan Robert Embry Mrs. C. A. Eschenbach Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Hazel E. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Leo S. Evans Alovysius Firsich Leonard Flaherty James H. Floyd Gallagher Nieves Galvan Ross E. Gardner John Gazvoda Edward J. Gehrich Paul H. George Mrs. John Gomboz Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gootee Mr. and Mrs. Myron J. Gordon Mrs. Marie Graves Mr. and Mrs. William S. Hamlin Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hanlon Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Heiskell Hoover A. Hurley W. Johnson Joubert Edmund H Just Fred T. Keers L. Knarzer Koerner W. Kramer Kunkler C Kunz Long Lupear Malone P Mathauer Mnttln McAndrews V. McAtee J. McGuinness . Meier J Method Mrs. Miller Mrs. E. Miller Mrs. Mills Mrs R. J. Nester Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Noe and Mrs. H. D. Norris and Mrs. Robert F. Patterson Frank W. Pluckebaum and Mrs. Joseph J. Poetz and Mrs. Albert Puisans and Mrs. Joseph W. Quinlan and Mrs. Harry Randall and Mrs. Alfred F. Ressino and Mrs. Martin Rice and Mrs. Norman Riley and Mrs. John J. Roach and Mrs Robert . Charles A. Ross Rousch Mrs. Walter Schlosser Mrs. Harold F. Schmidt Mrs. H. C. Schmink Mrs. Emil G. Schmitt Mrs. Wllliam H. Schopper and Mrs. A. L. Seal and Mrs. John Seraphine Eugene Shaffer and Mrs. Wiver Shelton Mrs. Bernard J. Shepard Mrs. James R. Shewman Mrs. Henry J. Simon and Mrs. Anton Skojac and Mrs. Arthur D. Smith and Mrs. J. F. Stetzel and Mrs. Kenneth J. Summers and Mrs. Harold Theobald and Mrs. John Twigg and Mrs. Stanley W. Vaughn and Mrs. Harry M. Wagner and Mrs. Carl Weiker and Mrs. Paul Weilhammer and Mrs. Adam F. Weingardt and Mrs. William Joy West and Mrs. Clarence M. Wetzel and Mrs. W. E. Williams and Mrs. Cloud W. Worthington and Mrs. Victor J. Zore

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D Within the family circle the molding of our Christian personality for democratic living was begun by our mothers and fathers - our first teachers, our first counselors, our first spiritual directors. As an ex- pression of our love and appreciation for their unstinting sacrifices and selflessness we affec- tionately dedicate the 1956 VISTAS to our parents. Mr. John J. Roach, president of the Fa- thers' Club, selected a SMAer for his Iife's partner. His daughters, Marilyn Margaret, and Car- olyn complete the circle. I.

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fzomz'lePenafSd4ta7fl.Zdeaz To the Seniors of '56 - lt is with a deep sense of joy that we, your faculty, i endorse the dedication of this l956 VISTAS to your parents. We join in thanking your good fathers and mothers for their enthusiastic, whole-hearted, loyal support of our scholastic, spiritual, and social program lt has been a privilege to collaborate with them for four years in the training of your minds and hearts, for we believe that the work of education, both in the home and the school, is as near to that of creation as anything can be. While it is true that we cannot make something out of nothing, we can help you to make the most of your lives. It was not an empty urge that prompted your parents to send you to a Catholic high school, nor was it merely a following of the crowd that brought you here. Rather, it was the beneficent Hand of Providence that guided you personally into our sphere of influence. In accepting you, we accepted a grave responsibility. Now it is with reluctance that we see you leave for your various vocations. As the blind man of Jericho pleaded for light to see his way, we pray that you, too, receive from Christ the gift of vision to dis- cern the true from the false, - the genuine from the counterfeit, - the good from the bad. May the God of Light keep your young eyes open and ever fixed upon eternal horizons, so that after a life of service dedicated to Christ and His Mother, you come surely and safely to the eternal vision of triumphant glory. REVEREND CHARLES FRAZEE, Religion REVEREND FRANCIS DOOLEY Rellglon