St Marys Academy - Sesame Yearbook (Champlain, NY)

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PASTOR Rev. A. Desrosiers A devoted and understanding guide and Father ASSISTANT Rev. H. McCasland Our sincere gratitude for Father's forgetfulness of self and untiring efforts to give us a sound r li- gious training

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Way down In 1943, we little third graders met a teacher whom we can never forget. It so happened that Sr. Rose Angelina taught our class three consecutive years, and the teacher-student ties then formed have only grown stronger with the years. Her sincere piety and zeal for the good of each one permeated all her teaching. Thanks, Sister, our gratitude for your loving devotion toward each one of us will live always ! Soon we will be leaving St. Mary's as students. We will miss our school because it was like a second home, and it will always hold a very special place in our hearts. To Sr. Mary Amelia, our Princi- pal, we are grateful for the historical and mathematical knowledge she so patiently passed on to us. In times of distress, we always she so patiently passed on to us. In times of distress, w e always admired how her quiet disposition pacified our naturally exuberant natures. We wish to express our appreciation to Sr. Marie Odile for her guidance, patience and interest during the two years she was our class advisor. We will always remember her straightforwardness and her unfailing...photographic ability. We are also very thankful to Sr. Robert for the self-sacrificing effort she put into the directing of the Senior Play...and for introducing the Table Tennis Tournament. To Sister Superior, and all the other Sisters—surely not for- getting our Glee Club teacher, Sr. Lawrence—who were interested in our achievements and success, we say very sincerely, though sadly Thank You. The Clas3 of '52