Sacred Heart Academy - Gradatim Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

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In mln francais Le Cercle Francais was formed to enable the students Of French to attain a clOser acquaintance with the people, customs, and ideals of that exquisite country, France: and to further interest in, and increase knowledge of its beau- tiful language, St. Germaine Of Toulouse, the patroness of the club, has been the inspiration Of its members. First Row MAFALDA BLACKWELDER PAULINE RAY CATHERINE JOHNSON HELEN JONES VIVIAN HAVERTY ALICE CLEMENTS DOROTHY HOGAN EDITH GALLAGHER Second Row NELIDA MOLINA TILLIE SMITH MARGARET REISER Page Thirty-eight - an 4' MEMBERS ANNIE TATUM CLARICE WELLS MARY CLAIRE ALLEN JOY GILBERT ANNE TIPTON PAULINE BOYTER MARGARET MAYNARD' ELMENA LATIMER MARY HEDRICK MARGARET ANNE SEAGREN ' FRANCES PRATT EMMA BAUZA MARY CURLEE BEATRICE SUMNER THE EHADATIM

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ap btuhents' Qssutiatinn In order to stimulate a closer interest in the activities of the school, the day pupils formed this association for all the non-resident students. By working together in good will and comradeship the members of this club have accom- plished a great deal for Sacred Heart. Firsl Row IVIADGE SPARKS IVIARY CURLEE MARY ELIZABETH PALMER CAROLYN HALE ANNIE TATUM BEATRICE SUIVINER WINNIE WILKINSCPN IVIILDRED REID MAE WILKINSON .IEANETTE KENDRICK FRANCES PRATT Second Row DORIS HOPE NINETEEN THIHTY-EIEHT MEMBERS MARY BALMORI ANNE TIIJToN EVA MAE MOSES MARY HEDRICK MARJORIE ROPER AVALONA CARTER ELMENA LATIMER MARGARET MAYNARD MARGARET SANDERS MARJORIE PREssLEi' Third Row PAULINE WATERS IVIARY PAYE SPENCER MARY EVELYN HOLTZCI.AW PAULINE BOYTER MARGARET MCKNIGHT CLARIQE WELLS THEDA DAGENHART SARA BLAND MARGARET DAVIS CATHERINE JOHNSON IVIARTI-IA JEAN ABERNATHY RUTH ELMORE HELEN Cox MARY CLAIRE ALLEN THERESA O'DoNooHUE HAZELENE RICHARDSON DELENA VAN PELT Page Thirty-seven

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St. etilia illllusin Iuh The St. Cecilia Music Club, which has been an active society for the past live years. was reorganized early this year. Capable ofncers were elected who presided over the regular monthly meetings. During these assemblies there were instructive discussions of various musicians, enhanced by characteristic selections of the composers, played by members of the club. For each meeting there were appointed hostesses, who provided refreshments and forms of entertainment, such as musical games and puzzles. The members were thus drawn closer together in the comradeship of a common interest, and to these gatherings the following words of Addison could be applied with truth: l'From social inter- course are derived some of the highest enjoyments of life: where there is a free interchange of sentiments the mind acquires new ideas. and by a frequent exer- cise of its powers, the understanding gains fresh vigor. MEMBERS Seated VIVIAN HAVERTY NELL XVALLACIE f1DVI'H ADAMS MARGHTQRTTA MARUs GWENDOLYN LONDON MARTHA VENNING ' RUTH ELMORE 4 MARJoR1E PRESSLEY SIGUJIHQ blillEDA DAGHNHART MARTHA JosEPH1Ni2 SEAT' FRANCES THoMPsoN PRANCL-S KELLY MARGARET REISER I-HELEN JONES DOROTHY HOGAN Page Thllfl y- nine NINETEEN THIHW-EIGHT