St Marys Academy - Chimes Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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, A 0' li j it if 12 ' Q SY . I xy, ur moffo ld PRoGREss A , Since its beginning in 1912, St. Mary's has continued to grow and prosper. Any- one who is familiar with the history of its founding will recall the names of Rev- erend D. I. McDermott and Mother Arsenia Bradley who worked zealously for the success of the institution. Early in its development, it was affiliated with the Catholic University of America, and in 1927 was also recognized and approved by the State. Three times St. Mary's Academy has been evaluated by the Middle States Association which rates it highly. With the passing of the years, have come ever increasing advantages, both educational and extra-curricular. No small part of this is due to the tire- less efforts of all the Sisters of St. joseph, especially those who are members of the Faculty. Mother Teresa Vincent, the present Superior, merits special thanks, for it was she who brought about the realization of a dream of former Superiors for many years-a new building. In appreciation of her part in erecting this welcome addi- tion to S.M,A., we, the-Seniors of 1951, wish to dedicate our yearbook to Mother Teresa Vincent.

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