Saint Ursula Academy - Scroll Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Press Pre- Views HIC SCROLL could not go to press this year without an account of the Rrfurn to Boston of the Ursulines. Jam: Corrmvzn, in the lead story, gives .an excellent report on this phase of their histo1'y. I I I And this day thou shalt be with lle in Paradise . Bas- ing her powerful story on Christ's last words to the good thief, Elizabeth flI1'Nrriiey, in 'fAnd This Day . . . gives a vivid insight into the repentance of one of Germany's 'super- men', I I I Are you a tomato lover? After reading Rulh jlI0llf'I i.Y 17111111 In fl Frlzif far . the Sfroll is willing to guarantee there won't he a tomato plant in a 1946 victory garden. I I I Have you read the puhlicity articles on the new Cardin- als? Heros another-the Srr'oH's own, hy Jilin' Quinn. lo 'Hn' Rui flat I,'ri1'rr.t the Gfubt' you will find a wealth of material which will hold your interest until the end. I I I Have you ever wondered what place the younger genera! tion has taken in the poetry annals? Betty Cerkrrz lets you know in her pointed essay, Hlv'ZL'lIX ffefmiefz To Be Youny. I I I Something should also he said for our class poet, Virginia lvllllflllllll, who has written not only illaryfv Cliilzl-Blossoni but sheaves of other verses as artistic and enjoyable. I I I To those in the class play, or to those who have performed on St. Ursulays stage at any time during the year, do you know what itys like to forget your lines? Read Spring I e.vIival, by Pairiria J'lIl'fJ!l7'f1l,'l', and have a peek into the reactions of poor Gregory, his mother and father, and his teacher. I I I For those who are especially devoted to the Blessed Virgin, and who love their own mothers, read a very won- derful essay hy .fran llntfield on ,fllothers Afro Worlderfzzl. Klothers also figure in diary Pat 1iV'lllI1ll'I',S scintillating From filf1llA'fIl Laizrn-along with a little 'rheart trouble, o Q

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