Sacred Heart Academy - Gradatim Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

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,9,g,4g, . .,-gh, M R W HT' 'V I ,, f v. ' 1 HN I I buhalitp The girls in the Sodality are known as the Children of Mary. Its member- ship includes all the Catholic students in the school. The aim of the Sodality is to further devotion to the Blessed Mother and to increase in love for her. Every Tuesday inspiring meetings are conducted by the chaplain, and each Saturday the girls sing a High Mass in honor of Mary, the Mother of God. May, the month of Our Lady, is the dearest time of the year to the Sodalists. The crowning event of the year is the May Procession to the grotto of the Blessed Mother. Here, surrounded by her loving children, she is crowned as Queen of May. MEMBERS First Row MIRIAM VJELDON VIVIAN HAVERTY VIRGINIA HUGHES EDITH ADAMS PAULINE RAY Second Row MARTHA SEAY HELEN DREIELIN MARY CATHERINE KABAS GLENNA FISHER BRIDIE MADDEN MARGARET ANNE SEAGREN AGNES PARKER EDITH GALLAGHER NELIDA MOLINA TILLIE SMITH MARGARET REISER JEANNE MALENCHEK MAEALDA BLACKWELDER GENEVIEVE GREGORY HELEN JONES DOROTHY HOGAN MILDRED BRENNAN GENEVIEVE DUANE EMMA BAUZA FRANCES ANGELO lVlARGHERI'I'A MARUS Page Thirty-five NINETEEN THIHTY-EIGHT Tau

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Zllpba appa Qlpba Alpha Kappa Alpha IS a newly organwed cultural SOC16tY for those who are Interested In furtherxng therr knowledge of and apprecration for, the ine arts Members of the classlcal c1vIl1zatIon class formed the club and welcomed to IIS fold all college students who have an Interest In any phase of art. The club sponsored lectures wh1ch were both Instructrve and inspirational. V1sIts made to museums art gallerres and concerts furthered the purpose for whrch fh1S organrzatlon has been formed MEMBERS - A V 1 u V . V First Row MAE WILKINSON MARGARET MIDDLEToN PAULINE WATERS MARGARET MAYNARD FRANCES ANGELO WINNIE WILKINSON Page Thirty-four Second Row CIENEVIEVE DUANE MILDRED BRENNAN HELEN Cox MILDRED REID THE GHAIIATIM

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MEMBERS Sill illllepnell literary Qutietp With the poet, Alice Nleynell, as an inspiration and patron, the high school English students established this year the lVleynell Literary Society. In carry- ing Out its high purpose of furthering literary culture, the club conducted regular meetings. At each of these sessions the life and writings of some particular author were selected for study and discussion. Non-club members were wel- comed and derived much pleasure and profit from these excellent programs. We feel that the Meynell Literary Society has exercised a great influence and inspiration to literary appreciation not only for the members of the club, but also for the entire student body. First Row DOROTHY HOGAN MARGARET REISER MARY E. PALMER JEANNE MALENCHEK CAROLYN HALE VIVIAN HAVERTY ANNIE TATUM BEATRICE SUMNER HELEN JONES MARY C. ALLEN Page Thirty-Six EMMA BAUZA DOROTHY WALKER GLENNA FISHER MIRIAM WELDON TILLIE SMITH Second Row MARGHERITA MARUS MARY CURLEE MARY E. HOLTZCLAW MARY F. SPENCER PAULINE BOYTER MARGARET DAVIS ANNE TIPTON ALICE CLEMENTS JOY GILBERT MARJORIE ROPER MARY HEDRICK EVA MAE MOSES EDITH GALLAGHER NELIDA MOLINA THE GHADATIM