St Marys Academy - Sesame Yearbook (Champlain, NY)

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MOST REVEREND WALTER P. KELLENBERG, D. D. BISHOP OF OGDENSBURG I Booing B riSuie

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Around the life and work of SistehMecthilde mpw St. Mary's. As music teacher, fr3mJ907 (51918, Sr. activities, whether religious or scholastic, and her by all who came in contact with-ttSrT Her the growing community. In 1920 sheMas 1931 to 1939, and again from 1940 to 1 ever, ia oven the greater part of the history of ecthilda-was connected with all the school ine kindness and winning smile made her loved qf leadership soon placed her at the head of u peri or qnd was to hold that position until 1929, from Though comfortably hous dj-'fFTii jpsters|yi Alive n the cold, not having the QNJ,-lorjuel. - «1111: fifteen boarding students weretacceptetfuTl A the link comm by Bishop Conroy in 1932 jVb i j§n annex Jfthe ConAtit to acco Among the Sisters whiv erenN CWm plain Mffiiis time ak Sr. Cec, de Iipynlai 8lStpr Paul of the Sajseo Heartflr. Mary St.q hn and and Sr. Auffiyme de Jesus.. 1951, sy They suffered greatly from ecords show that in 1920 nanc ally. Permission was granted more resident students. Sacked Heart, Sr. Ignace imee, who bolh- €til3I(red-uotil DIEu 1 ability, Sr. HerACiegild of M ery close collaborator w fcMother Mectf atenalize the dream of aol ammar |931 of .feat intelle beeon yPrinfipa’ l the school and pfayed and Grked, ramwiaui ftrrespondencPTgstfTies to the foresightedness, determination and will to God. Withfthe approbation of Reverend R. Dufort, then pastof of St. Ma iated to ti£ Catholic University of merica in 1930. In 193 steps wer mi yith the Bo£d of Regents of the St approved loMeges in order to in March, 11935, when a lette to the university. In July, las receivLl.' - In June, 1937 a !he twelfthV?rades. Nqw St. K New York. In the mAntime the, requirements for qualified teacl State Department announced ertificate of advancement ai ary School Certificate was at lasl met the standards ofboth the Stl St. .1 ;ethAtthey high scRoOT. ed of these s, th.Aigh ken tow5td h hg | »e Bonne 1 Fifst iigns Mot rooms of the With Thankffiflftln t BishorSqD n be Jpve dMiis Sacre with its'brand new ted ue and parti namtn iljt e I love rifVMis Sacr and Sist building linistra ierosit o iresIHed ovej ifact. fe ojecr hoolj The'' the activitiel fonstructjfcnjjko The eight 365 chiMreij jpelve classes, a new higtfjMW anuCT» arose. egan i( fflB Kmer qfjp40. bf 94l SpacSfoe ltmallow s with the golden ool Lunch Program Interscholasuc Since 1948 it has been Re fEnd A. Desi sier progress of the work started so courageously fifty yel fully grown tree, safely anchored in the rock of i ' As a tribute of gratitude to the indefati| teachers, we the class of 1956, lovingly dec THE DAUGHTERS OF THE CHARI ility to watefi over the development and The storm-beaten sapling of 1906 is now a ce and love. 1 our Alma Mater and to their successors, our I issue of SESAME to THE SACRED HEART OF JESUS

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REV. ARTHUR DESROSIERS Pastor To Father Desrosiers, our beloved pastor, we owe a grateful acknowledgment of his kindness toward his loyal children at St. Mary's. To Father Beyette, we express our sincere thanks for his kind advice and attention during and after school hours. To him we extend our heartfelt wishes for a long and fruitful stay at St. Mary's. REV. PAUL BEYETTE Assistant