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curriculum. So, I enrolled in Salvador University. I had to go up to the Colegio Nacional once a year to do each of these subjects "libre". It opened my eyes to another sector. The middle class, these girls who were teachers. I said "There's a whole other Argentina out there that I'm completely unaware of." So if I'm going to stay here in Michael Ham, I need to do something to make the girls in school aware of this.
What you are doing in OGA should have alerted me to the fact that yes, you were out there and you're al- ready doing that. The past pupils were doing it. I asked to be changed and I was moved. I'd been 10 years in school at this stage, and I went to Moreno. And I loved it. I was going out to visit people in their homes, I was working with youth. After three years, they needed a new Head Mistress for secondary school. And, they asked me to go back.
And it was that what lead me to my biggest achieve- ment: the ideario pedagógico. Shortly after I went back, we had four schools of the congregation in South America. Three in Chile, and one in Argenti- na. We formed the Head Sister of each school, we put together the passionist principles of education in general. We applied those policies to our own school. We worked on it with everybody, teachers, girls, par- ents, even Luis, Antonio everybody as a community. I remember Mariana Gallagher was vice head girl, and she gave a talk to the whole secondary school on what it means, in your position to be salt and light. That was absolutely wonderful!
I remember after I'd left, I went back for the 70th anniversary, that afternoon, the salon was a hive of activity. I walked in and I saw a group of women from Virreyes. OGA members had taught them how to buy in bulk, they had bought dolls and material. They had dressed those dolls in the small uniform and that's what they were selling. I saw those wom- en from Virreyes sitting in the saloon of the Grand Michael Ham and feeling completely at home in this Bulletin OGA I 13