Academy of the Assumption - Voices Yearbook (Wellesley Hills, MA)

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'D ie Xuptlel Xless ol Xinion s 1 me lxexm Cose ii St 1 s C Im nn ue 1 Pl un lx ethlee n our heloye el former pre siele nt hriele sm nel CHI' A 111111186 K omcielent with our ele putuie hom ou1 Alun Nlltei comes our entmnce into the Alumnae Association 1 pleelge oi om eilleglanee to our helox eel school -'Ks alum nae we join 1 17AI't1CllldllX zealous gioup Should we the Class of 19-19 haye my ITIISQIXIIIQS ftgdlllllljl the exeentixe ability of our preele ce ssors ue nee el look no i 1r- the r them the 1J'ISt ye ar. The most 0lltSlf'1llCliI1f' eye nt NVIS th. Regional Conference of the Internutionzil Ieeeleration of Citholic Alumnae he-lel 'it the Copley Ilaza Hotel on Octoher 16. . leor his gatierinx . rs. X A1 er 5. ielan. elistin fuis ieel graeluate of A. 3.1 . an e -1 former pre sieeent of our unit. 'is we . 'is one-time jfovernor for the Xlassichu- se tts groups 'mel noxx Vice lresielent of the Internutioiril Feelerution of Uitholic Alum- nae. was clminnan. Other memhers of our unit holeling ye ry re sponsihle positions on committee were: Ilelen Nlurphy. as Xlrs. XVhelan's most e lticient uiele-ele-camp: Xie s- 'mes iohe rt I. . . llC'1ly2llle Certri - ,inefhlg ie' . isses . LIIICS ' '1 ' . K' - I leen Costello uelith Fennessex ou1 pxesi elentl fdllillll XleDon.1lel .mel Doiothv Nllnphx lieplesentlng us is ushers Weie Anita Chun Nlny Shannon PIUICII Nlur ix Fxelxn Ivons .mel Xlnx Squatii o c0llLfI'eltlll1tl0IlS were showeieel on Xlrs Whelun elllll hei .issoeiates hy our heloxed .e rc ihishop. the ionoreel guest. une y ext ie r elstinguishe el clerics. flUIlSt'lIlCy is unelonhte elly the is atch- x ' nrel o L our ei llllillilt. for t ie re has lie en o ' ,ffing in res in fill their actiyi ' spiriteril 'mel te mporul. The reunion in Oc- me 1' XVIS vote el the i 5 in yen Sis ' NI-ery Berclnnznis. the first scholarship win- ne r. was h-lppily present from Xlount St. Yine-ent. The .'hllllll'll Day of llecollec ion was given my Tit 'lierre Conway . J. 'ine w-is '1 r'u'e spiritueil opportunity. ie l'17'l2ll'. uneler the chzeirmemship of , rs. Ro we rt Nlulcaliy was an outstanding suc- cess. Tie uncheon - our ye ry own ex' t Y- e-'iuse ' Q - ' x are in ' - ge' ' x'.'oci'e ion. ' ' - main 'nnong our huppie-st memories.

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Our second item is from the edi- torial report of the President of the Inter- national Federation of Catholic Alumnae. Nlrs. Auspitxer. Xlrs. Richard von YVarton. who may he contacted hy those who are interested in assisting Catholic Austrian families in need of clothing and food. writes that Nliss Barbara A. Tyler. an alumna of the Acad- emy of the Assumption. XV4-llesley Hills. requested that a large Family he en- trusted to the lied Sox. the famous Boston Baseball Team. of which she is the Secre- tary. They are now sponsoring a family ot twelve children and amongst the many other articles of food and clothing sent were three white First Communion outfits for the little girls of the family. Could there he a hetter form of Catholic Action? Our third item is quoted from the l.F.C.A. governoris report. uNlany of our Alumnae members have heen actively en- gaged in various Catholic activities. Kliss Agnes Linahan, Chairman of the DePaul Missions has adopted an Austrian family, consisting of mother, father. and child and has been sending them articles of clothing and necessities. This motive was prompted hy a visit this summer to the Baroness Yon Trapp's home in Yerinontf' llaving seen the continued loyal and selfless activity of our predecessors. we are honored indeed, to join their ranks. The record of years holds for us a chal- lenge. Let us meet this challengel Let us give of our time. of our energy. and of our possessions generously. For though much has been done. imich that has heen dreamed is unfulfilled. There is one dream which we the elass of 19-19 might make come true: the establishment of a closed retreat for our memhers on some week-end each year. YVe have now an annual Day of liec- ollection. Shall we venture to extend this to three days? If precedents have any sig- nificance we may he confident that our ev- pectations will materialize for As our dreams are. so are we. Our dreams are hut the mirror of our- selves. XVe shape in thought what soon we shape in deeds. And what We daily do within the heart, We grow to lie. Our visions are ourselvesf, Dorothea Crowe Latest additions to the ahnnnae. memliers of the class of 1948. crown Our Ladyis statue. F-fx ,A . , .f , 5 . ' Q I , - 5 i 6 7 1 JKQ1. ff X. 1 U ,, iv A 1