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Sister Catharine Marie, A.M,, L.H.D. Dean

Sister Edith Marie, Ph.D. Dean of Studies Sister Miriam Columba, A.M. Dean of Students Sister Miriam Rose, A.M. Registrar

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Margaret M. Kennedy, Ph.D. .

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Sister Marie Leonore, Ph.D. .

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Gabriel M. Liegy, Ph.D,, L.L.B. .

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Sister Mary Chrysostom, A.M.

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Anne Cioppa, R.N. A.M.....................

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Rev. James J. Lynch, A.M. .

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Sister Mary David, A.M.....................

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Sister Elizabeth Marian, A.M.

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Sister Berenice Marie, A.B. .

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Sister Edith Marie, Ph.D.....................

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Sister Julia Marie, A.M.....................

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Sister Josephine Marita, A.M.

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William F. Doyle, M.S., I.C.C. Pract.

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Rev. Robert D: Marshall, A.B.

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Sister Miriam Ellen, A.M....................

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Susan H. Martin, Ph.D.....................

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J. Roland Gallo, A.M..........................

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Edita Mas-Lopez, Ph.D.

Sister Mary Gertrude, Ph.D. .

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Isabel J. Mason, A.R.C.M.

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Rev. John T. Halpin, Ph.D. .

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Sister Marie Mercedes, A.M. .

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Sister Agnes Miriam, R.N., A.M.

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Arthur F. Murphy, A.M.....................

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Miroslav Turek, A.M..........................

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Gertrude M. Walsh, A.M.

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Marie B. White, A.M..........................

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Rev. Lawrence J. Cahill, A.B.

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Sister Marian Josephine, B.S. in L.S.

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Sister Mary Irma, B.S..........................

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Eleanor O’Connell, A.B.....................

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With a crash of orange cymbals against an azure sky. And in May I have watched the tender green of spring Stea! in and fill the world with promise of rebirth. And seeing all this grandeur with delight, I’ve wondered at the glory of the earth. I’v talked and strolled on down a careless road With no intent more grave than just to spend A pleasant afternoon, when suddenly a word would strike a chord, And in the silence that ensued l‘d know—This is a friend!

I’ve watched with joy whole lands before me rise—strange vistas and deep truths, And known that they were mine to search, to.find, to keep forever. I have knelt in tribulation and in peace profund Before the altar of my God. and known That there the fairest friendship, deepest knowledge will be found.

My dream is now to keep the joy 1 knew When the silent earth brought music to my heart; To know again and still again the wordless sympathy, the unity of mind and hope and heart. My hope is now to ever grow in longing for the true; To plumb the depths of wisdom into which I’ve only gazed. My prayer is now to rise in adoration unto the throne above Of the God whose glory has been veiled before my eyes; To reach Him slowly, surely by the pure ascent of love.

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STUDENT LIFE

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