Academy of the Holy Angels - Echoes Yearbook (Fort Lee, NJ)

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u c . 3 9 U . cf EcHoEs a ffg . 1'9'E2.'8 Q , 3 ,L A, 5 , -7 G5 nuuun luuunuunuf f 4 Vx- x' . L5D . spent here in our dear school, and we are glad that the opportunity will be ours of express' ing appreciation of the noble work which Sister has done during these years. May God bless our dear Directress with yet many years of useful toil in His Vineyard. Two other delightful events will be the lectures which are scheduled for May fifth and twelfth, to be given by Dr. James Walsh. As Dr. Walsh is to us a familiar lecturer, we know what a rare intellectual treat is in store for usp As he is also a lecturer whose name is known throughout the length and breadth of our land we feel that no comment is necessary in order to make our readers understand what his lectures mean to those who are fortunate enough to listen to him. The Senior'-Iunior Dinner is another event to which we are eagerly looking forward, and those of our readers who are Alumnae of the school have only to recall a similar event in their Senior year at H. A. to understand what the evening of May tenth will mean to the Class of '28. -MARY FARRELL, '28 Aviators Since Lindy crossed the ocean In his little aeroplane, Aviation's been the topic On every tongueg in every brain. As we watch the planes go soaring Up into heaven's vault so blue, How we pine, and wish sincerely That we the same might do. But why waste time in sighing, For aviators we all can be If we soar in our plane, The Spirit, Up to God and regions free. -'MARGARET M. EISENMANN, '28 82

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