Saint Ursula Academy - Scroll Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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DEDI ATION To our beloved pa 'ents, whose sacrihees have inade possible the c veted opportunities of these four years at St. rsula's, we lovingly dedicate this twenty-sev nth volume of the Scroll. Because we believe, wit our patroness, St. Angela Mei'ici, that the ci del of education nd the end of education is i the home , we r verence this 'foundation-sto e of society as th Cradle of Christianity, as t e Holy F ainily in taxzareth reverenced it and g e to the world an exainple of the harinony w ich can exist when beat in unison in the conznzon pur- suits of Hope, and Charity. there hasbeen a conc rted ejort by the f evil in the world tod to lessen the prestige the fainily and the oine, we, who have been in the tenets o Catholi- cism, realize it is to honor 'ou who have kept sacred institutio . 1 Zllay your ever be to us an i spira- tion in our own to keep undehle A our allegiance to the Home our Flag, and t our God.

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Yes, there are stars in our eyes and diamonds in our hair as we, the seventy-fifth class of St. Ursula Academy, present to you, our parents, our teachers, and our class- mates, the sketches we have limned of the events which have transpired during the past year. To celebrate her double distinction of being the seventy-fifth class and the largest in number ever to graduate from the Academy, this Class of 1947 has had the responsibility of editing this year-book, the second in the history of the school. After considering various sug- gestions, the 'editors and their staff decided to combine the Diamond Jubilee Theme with that of the Christian Family. This can be seen from the frontispiece layout and the quotations from the Counsels of St. Angela con- cerning the training of the young girls who were to be the future mothers of good Christian families. Much care has been taken to picture every phase of the ,SUA girl's daily life: the young girl at prayer, at work, at play, when she dons her study jrock I three pleats in front, three in back, etc. Q her afternoon, evening, and sports attire. ' It is impossible within these seventy-two pages to catch the shades and nuances of every joy, every thrill, -yes, even of every heartache-which has gone to make up the year. Take it for what it is-a silhouette souvenir, engraved with the title-' Life at SUA, 1946-47 .

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