St Marys Academy - Sunbeam Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

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A ff 6- W af? 7 How best to tell the story of a year at St. Mary's Academy? ls it possible to portray the moments oF ioy and sorrow, success and Failure, triumph and despondency, which are the essence of life at school? We do not know. But after a year of earnesteffort to re- capture in some way those intangible entities, we do know that it is quite o task. lf we have succeeded in only partly recording For posterity that which has taken place, so that Future glimpses at the book will stir fond memories, we Feel that our efforts have not been in vain.,

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-:mas lan I f 525532 J- H R T' .fr ,Q , nat? 4' 23- P i I--fr-r-v 'A I-717 3 Zfaialynn ki Ewan Amarillo. Erma February 9, 1953 Dear Friends: On the completion of another Academic year, I wish to express my praise in behalf of St, Mary's Academy and for all who have helped to make this another successful school year. I take this means to express my deep appreciation to Monsignor John A. Steinlage, Father Edmund Hartigan, the priestsof the Sa- cred Heart Catnedral Parish, the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, the Parent- Teachers Association, and to all the friends and patrons of the Academy, With this I likewise convey my bless- ing upon St, Mary's Academy and upon all who are associated with this institution in the cause of Catholic education in Amarillo, Devotedly yours in Christ, + jr 4 Bishop of Amarillo N.