St Ursula Academy - Crest Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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lecbca fion To Our Blessed Mother Mary, gloriously assumed into heaven, we, your loving children, the students of St. Ursula Academy, dedicate this yearbook in honor of the dogma of your Assumption. This miracle, a gift of love and honor from your Holy Son to His Blessed Mother, was proclaimed a dogma of faith forthe Catholic Church by his Holiness, Pope Pius XII, November l, l950. Proclaimed ata time of world crisis, when you, dearest Mother, are the strongest link in the chain of petition between us and God. Mother, we have tried to make every action in class, in sodality, and in sports a continual litany for the honor of God and an act of love and devotion to you. May this l95O-'5l memory book of our many St. Ursula activities symbolize your holy litanyl Please accept it as a token of our love and loyalty. Heel! adzfullled illt0 A-eallell, Ol' ua 2

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szfmf :ZW A MEMORY BOOK OF 1950-1951 Presented by the Junior Class , 1 PATRICIA DIERSING, editor RITA GRESS, BETTY MANDERSCHEIDT, assistant editors MARY KAY RHOMBERG, ANNE GRIEME, CORINNE BERNING, business manager assistants sus RYAN, an ST. URSULA ACADEMY Cincinnati 6, Ohio

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.Al CA6i6A0l0 HIS EXCELLENCY, KARL J. ALTER, Archbishop of Cincinnati January 25, l95l, was one of the most inspiring and memorable days of this year. On that day, our new Arch- bishop visited our school, said Mass in our chapel, and gave CI stirring talk to the students. He held up to us, as a model ofa perfect personality, our Blessed Mother. For centuries painters and musicians, along with the Church, have sung the praises of Mary, concluded the Archbishop. 3 l . I Heel! of ,Ae APOJIAJ, Pray El' MJ!