Blessed Sacrament Academy - Silva Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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C35 s g g The Staff Edifor-in-chief --- ... .. Beafrice Duffin Social Edifor -- -W Margaref Bradley Typis+ H... ....,, C ella Casso Humorisf --- ..,. Margaref SmH'h L 2 .tn 1 A g . . Y Eg Page Sixteen

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The Grades l-IORTLY aller lhe opening ol lhe school year, lhe Grades ' reorganized lheir many lillle aclivily clubs. The Sixlh and Sevenlh Grades began lheir usual campaign making slump speeches and selling cakes in order lo secure lunds lo ransom a lillle pagan baby and lheir ellorls mel wilh greal success. The Fourlh and Fillh Grades look as lheir mollo al lhe commencemenl ol lhe lerm, To sludy hard and be obedienl . and seemingly lhey have held lheir colors on high. They have also been very busy pulling on surprise parlies and programs. One such was given lo honor Sisler Mary Slanislaus on her Golden Jubilee Day and anolher on lhe Feasl ol Sainl Joseph in honor ol ol our Reverend lvlolher Joseph, and now a splendid play enlill- ed, The Losl Ring will crown lheir dramalic year wilh success. The Firsl, Second and Third Grades were iusl loo busy lhink- ing up and perlorming prelly lillle games on lhe playground, so lhey had no lime lo hand much a reporl lor lhe Annual: however, lhey do wanl lo lel lhe world know lhal nexl year lhey will sludy and be ready al lhe end ol lhe lerm lo submil a glowing reporl ol lhe year's work well done. Page Fifteen BBRTR A C l G I 9 A ' I ' ull! A Q ' O Q G l ' 0 C Q G Q Q I Q Q

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tl I I'-IS P, Ed1tor1al It is with the desire of awakening cherished memories of happy days spent in our dear Academy that this little Silva is submitted to the press. Whether the material found herein is worthwhile or whether it is just love s labor lost we leave to our readers to judge. If this little book will make its readers heart swell with recollections of happy days sp nt within the hallowed walls of our Alma Mater- it it will awaken pleasant memories of happy school days and enkindle kindly thoughts of the institution and of the dear Sisters who next to God and our parents are responsible for the education we now enjoy- our efforts in preparing our Annual will certainly not be futile but on the contrary they will be graciously rewarded and thus a feeling of appreciation and satisfaction will be ours. We have an ulterior motive in compiling this Year Book and a hope for its success, namely: that the students of the Academy of today and in the future seeing the accomplishments of their pre- decessors might be urged to emulate their example. What has been accomplished in this little annual may not be a great deal, but at least something has been achieved. The tradition which the young- er students must continue is but slight, but at least there is a tradition established. 0 O fkl' -- fl' if 1 t at ' V ,- I 0 0 ' . 0 . . .. , ,, . ' N' I 0 . ' D I I I 0 0 N l -'X A Finally it is our wish for the sake of our Alma Mater that our successors should profit by our mistakes, improve upon our works, and, it possible, achieve perfection. -Margaret Mary Bradley Page Seventeen