She was "Sister Mary Victoria" and a teacher, at Notre Dame Academy/College, the Ansel Road Campus in Cleveland OH.
The building on Ansel Road, was the first home of Notre Dame College from 1922 to 1928.
On Sept 18, 1922 the doors opened to "13 women and 11 novices".
Mary was the first of 4 girls, and sadly she died from "infectious arthritis", with contributing factors "endocarditis and myocarditis", just months before her 25th birthday, and 6 and half months after the photo was taken in front of the Academy/College where she resided and worked.
The building on Ansel Road, was the first home of Notre Dame College from 1922 to 1928.
On Sept 18, 1922 the doors opened to "13 women and 11 novices".
Mary was the first of 4 girls, and sadly she died from "infectious arthritis", with contributing factors "endocarditis and myocarditis", just months before her 25th birthday, and 6 and half months after the photo was taken in front of the Academy/College where she resided and worked.
She was "Sister Mary Victoria" and a teacher, at Notre Dame Academy/College, the Ansel Road Campus in Cleveland OH.
The building on Ansel Road, was the first home of Notre Dame College from 1922 to 1928.
On Sept 18, 1922 the doors opened to "13 women and 11 novices".
Mary was the first of 4 girls, and sadly she died from "infectious arthritis", with contributing factors "endocarditis and myocarditis", just months before her 25th birthday, and 6 and half months after the photo was taken in front of the Academy/College where she resided and worked.
The building on Ansel Road, was the first home of Notre Dame College from 1922 to 1928.
On Sept 18, 1922 the doors opened to "13 women and 11 novices".
Mary was the first of 4 girls, and sadly she died from "infectious arthritis", with contributing factors "endocarditis and myocarditis", just months before her 25th birthday, and 6 and half months after the photo was taken in front of the Academy/College where she resided and worked.
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