St Patricks High School - Patrician Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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' ck JEAN DOYLE, school secretary, smilingly as- sists Jean Turner in one of the many duties of her day. Jean Walker Doyle is one of our loyal alum- nae. She graduated in 1946, having organized and led the first cheer- leaders. f-5 T f 2 U T T ' T T L5'If i ' 2 N T Wi . l'yiii 1 T E3 l 1 . Y '-Y' N 3 t ty D tl - y 1 Mis. ELSIE SEELMAN M1-S, BETTY STRONG Always doing for others! Super-service with a smile! ALPHONSE Morris keeps St. P , h. . ! Mrs. Phaup, Betty, Mrs. Jacob, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Leber, Mrs. Seel- at S S ming man prepare and serve a daily substantial meal. 9

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DAUGHTERS OF CHARITY Sister Mgt. Mary Abbott Sister M. Bernard Bonucelli Sister Etienne Bryant Sister Rose Marie Bryant Sister Martina Disney Sister Alice Fowler Sister Rose Grasso Sister Josephine Murphy Sister Bertha Nagle Sister Genevieve Noonan Sister Regina Quigley Sister James Regina Rankin Sister Magdalen Ross Sister Theresa Ross Om Ufdedlf. SISTER MARY JOSEPH, BOYLE 1914 . . , SZ, pdbzckih Graduated 1904 5 New school building opened in Sep- tember at 26th and Grace Streets. Enrollment 125 girls. At this time, boys were taught by Xaverian Brothers at 28th and Grace. 1921 . . . Boys of first three grades were transferred to Sisters' school. 1923 . . . All boys moved into St, Patrick's Female Academy. 1925 . . . St. Patrick's was accred- ited by the State Board of Education of Virginia 1943 . . . The Academybecame af- filiated with the Catholic University of America. 1960 . . . St. Patrick'sAcademybe- came St. Patrick's Central High School Entered Vistiation Convent 1910 . .,,.. ,jig - - . - 2 f .V Q V .1 A . 1 5 , , .- 4 995 .-. ' H g 1 I M. 1 az r ' -, .QQ-1 fi ifriiyvisfggtggrtrw - My ' my , ,r SISTER HELEN ROBERTA SMALL Graduated 1963 - Entered Immaculate Heart Convent 1963. IN OTHER COIVIMUNITIES Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister S ister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Lawrence Bucher, O.S.B. Justina Cox, V.H.M. Jane Elmore, R.S.M. Louise Gallagher, S.C.N. Madeline Gill, R.S.M. Angela Herbert, V.H.M. DeChantal Keck, V.H.M. Francis Johnson, S.C.N. M. Laboure Massie, R.G.S. Mgt. Mary McGuire, V.H.M Callista O'Keefe, O.S.F. Divine Infant Powell, R.G.S, Sister Jean Wirt, O.S.B. Sister M. Leo Wirt, O.S.B.

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1906 GRADUATE . . . Mrs. Hortense Watkins Delaney proudly displays her diploma as Mary Margaret Cooley, theyoungest 1966 graduate, looks on in amazement. Mrs. Delaney was born on January 17, 1884: Mary Margaret on January 5, 1949 QEGEMBER. 6, 1914. i r V I I i T5T.,PilHlIBK'5MIAUEMY7' . UEIHEATEII UN TUESUII Bishop 0'Connell to Ofllciate . I Exercises and Make' ' Addressf-' HANDSOME NEYV RUILDIN Bazaar Recently Held Cleared 85,9 for New Structure--Knights Columbus Present Flag-4Scho Children to Take Part. Right Rev. D. J. U'Connell. Bishop 1 the Catholic Diocese of Richmond, wi omciate at the dedlcatory ceremonies l be held in the' handsome new schot building in St! Patrick's Parish o Tuesuily. The cs-remonise will begin at o'clock in the afternoon. and the ne' -building will be open for lnspectlo to the public. The new school is 1' Twenty-sixth and Grace Street. It is t he christened St. Patricks Acadam3 Catholic clergymen from all parts braces the State of Virginia and del nations from many orders fra'ctnl ties 'md Catholic socletlts will atten the ceremonies. Various Catholic societies will b represented by delegations, includln the Knlghts of Columbus, Anclen Order of Hlbernlans, McGill Cntholi Union, Holy Name Society and th 'Immaculate Conception Society. The members of the Fourth Degre Assembly of Knights of Columbus wi be present and take part in thc cert monies. After the dedication' cer monies, Bishop O'Connell will addre those present .in the school audltoriun after which there wlllibe a,music2 program and chorus by the school chil dren. A handsome American Hag fo thc school will 'be presented to S Patrick's Parish by the Knights ol' Cc lumbus. ' ' HANDSOME ADDITION U T0 SCHOOLS OF CIT' The new school is a handsome build ing, and modern ln every respect, hav ing' been designed by Marcellus Wrigh rt Richmond architect, and erected b James Fox Kc Son, of this city. It i a splendid addition toithe handsom schools of the city, and 'the'pasto' Rev. H. J. McKeefry, and his .peopl are proud of the new St. Patrick' the Diocese of Richmond, which e I ' ' ' f L-.Female Academy. ' I V ix l The program of exercises will be B follows: Blessing of the school and Sister. home. Address of Bishop O'Connell. Chorus by the pupils of St. Patritk Academy. Presentation of the flag, by,John . Blake. Reception of the flag, by Rev. H. - Mclieefry. Chorus by the pupils of the acndemg Benedlction. A delegation of four member: ' ul the following societies will lcqy Twenty-fifth Street ln motor carsfvc 2:30 0'clock, to escort Bishop O'Conv ' to the school: The Knights 0! CAT, ms, the Hibernzai, .tneient order. at il 5, 4 McGill Catholic Umon, Holy Name 'Sl ,clty,. Immaculate Conception Soclel land the members of the building cop mittee ot St, Patrlck's Parishf. t .V Father McKreefry stated ycsterda that the bazaar rc-cently held for tl benefit or the ,building fund of tl jacademy had cleared 35.918, and hz Qbeen most successful in every respec