St Marys Institute - Echoes Yearbook (Amsterdam, NY)

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Y 1 I Achvlhes Sl.. A dr-xolr-d lou- of 4111115 Moth:-risvxinie-r11'r'1iinthe' e-rv-1-tion of this lwauliful May :hrinr-. by Sodulily me-mb:-rs and Sift:-r Mary She-ila the-ir moderator. in the big roomu whore So many vlassvs and study groups assernblv. ,.........n 1 r 5. Nl. I. df-lvgntioll IHLil 4'hiI1g in ,-Xlbunf' Slay Day Demonstration whiwh is sponsor:-d an- 3 nuully by the- Albany Dior-ese' umlf-r thx- vhair- Q I11LlIlShiP0fvTht' llollf-go of Sail!! H0512 3 2 E 'Qs 1

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Soclallty Another view of the nearly two hundred students who voluntarily came out in the pouring rain on a Saturday morning to reef-ive their Eucharistic- Cod. 1 fm-Ja s 1 f l 1 i I? wap Q 4 A Q ,, ,yi 'A f f az' During Communion lireakfaft sponsored by Lanipadarius. under the direction of Sister Mary Sheila. Father Walsh and Father Carroll pause to accommodate the cameraman! 5 Q14 f, K fb Signifieant among annual Sodality pro- jects is the May Pro cession during which the statue of our Lady is crowned by the Vive-prefect who in 1954 was Anne D e m a r S. pictured here with her attend' ants. I, xp XL, 93

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Vocation Day .-as X few of tltm' sm-niurs l't'l'llIl l 'ttl1f't' 5 ,mfs lit-ilnwl f..5,ll.. out l'l3.3 llvttw-att rl t Nlatstvr. Ale ln' pr:-pair:-s to llltllltll tullxs utul ltr-lplul tulritw- on flis- lttu Sxltlt .lt-wp lIlll'f 'Nl its live vxplattns , inf Y , X :V fs at tlu- nu-uutuu of l'l'lIglllttlN ltffg nf tlu- prio-st auotlt-Ar fillri-t. and iwwtvgiiif- tug the sign- ul an trwttlllvtl. 'if' 4 The students sat-rifiees for Christ in His needy made every year for the Bishops' Relief Fund is excellent training in the spirit of selflessness and generosity so necessary not only in Gcd's chosen ones but also in the truly Catholic layman. This fact brought more forcefully to their attention on Vocation Day increased the determination of these seniors to do their best. Our Lady looks lovingly down on Mary Cady fulfilling the urgent request of Cod's Mother to recite daily the prayers of the Rosary, a vital need according to Father Bennet in fostering a vocation. As another student takes her place the Rosary becomes a perpetual link between St. Marysfid God during every hour of the school day. I Fffellllllill pause thoughtfully at the X ovation lixhiltit., - , ' t fs , J' f , 1 ' ,f rl af t 'XJ hams- -f I, -3 A. ... Rl? ,ff