Academy of the Holy Angels - Angelus Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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. . . THAT HE MIGHT GUARD FORWORD As our commencement day draws near, and with it the thought of the many new beginnings we are about to make, we, the Class of 1951, recall the activities of our high school days and realize that each one has helped to build up in us the Truth; each has contributed to our growth in the one thing necessary—the likeness of Christ. Whether in the biology laboratory or on ihe basketball floor, in the social room or in the chapel, we have—with Him os our Divine Exemplar—endeavored to form in us the Christ. On the pages of the ANGELUS, 1951, we have portrayed some of the accomplishments of our days at The Academy of the Holy Angels. It has been in these days and in these moments, little and big, that we have grown in the awareness of the Christ in us, each a member of every other in the Mystical Body. To the Sisters of St. Joseph we have entrusted the guidance of these growing years knowing that it was to their patron, St. Joseph, that God gave length of days to guard other-Christs—and among them the other-Christs growing daily at Holy Angels through our associations with THE MANY —our senior classmates in CREATIVE PATTERNS —our classes; and in other COUNTLESS WAYS —our school activities And so we now face our commencement and our many new beginnings assured and confident that the building of our lives can be a happy task because it is solidly founded in Jesus Christ. PoflC four

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ANN BIGELOW MARY MEITZ l-ENGTH OF DAYS . . . Page three

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 OTHER CHRISTS GROWING AT Pago five PEGGY NICHOLS VIRGINIA HAMEL SHEILA RODNEY