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

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Through The Year September 5-JBSA opened its portals to welcome its pupils old and new. Registration began at 9 o'clock and continued through the day. Many new teachers were found to replace the old ones but greetings were exchanged and acquaintances made. September 6-Mass in honor of the Holy Ghost celebrated by Father Morkovsky with teachers and students in attendance. After Mass Father agve a brief talk on the importance of Catholic education. September 25-Sister Patricia and Senior class jolly out to see Stanley and Livingston. October 4-First band practice. Everyone out to march for Mr. E. B. Brophy. October 16-First Six Weeks - Results Could be better. October 18--Everyone went to the auditorium to sing at Mass for Archbishop's Jubilee. After Mass attended luncheon at Central Catholic High. October I9-Our beloved Archishop granted us a holiday for helping to make his jubilee celebra- tion a success. October Z1-Rosemary Hughes opened her home to the Juniors and Seniors for the night. A mid- night show was attended, then all returned to Rosemary's to try to get some Ashut-eye'. October 29--A big day. After the Procession of Christ the King all returned to take part in the Chicken Supper which was held at the Academy. November 8--Band sported new uniforms for first time. November 14-Seniors were entertained in home of Margaret Nehr to honor her winning of the school popularity contest. November l8+Band paraded for first time in Safety Parade. December 54Sodality retreat opened with Mass. Father Blakesly retreat master. December 8fClose of retreat-New members received into Sodality. Senior party at home of Praxedes Hannah. December 21--Band played for first time in public. School dismissed for Xmas holidays. January 17--Band went to Central for practice. January 18--School dismissed at 2 o'clock because of freeze. January 19-NO School today - - Too COLD. January Z2-Snow-but gee exams. Plenty of snow fights and snow men. January Z9-Band paraded in March of Dimes. January 30-Our dear Sister Mechtilde rushed to the hospital with a heart attack. February 7-Billie Lightfoot elected, by Junior-Senior class. as speaker for Oratorial contest. February 13-Seniors try their luck at selling ads for our annual. Results good so far! February l4-Hearts flying everywhere. Band went to Central to take part in a mass picture in preparation ..for the Laredo trip. Page Twenty-two February 22--Band went to Laredo to take part in the Washington Day parade and band tourna- ment. Trophy and prize brought back with many souvenirs from Mexico. March 5-Students staged The Altar and the Cross , at St. Leo's Hall. Under the direction of Father Morkovsky the performance proved to be a grand one. March 12-Billie Lightfoot won oratorical contest at Central High, brought back cup and medal. March 13-14- Altar and the Cross staged at St. Gerard's auditorium. March 15-Magde Leleux elected as duchess for May fete. March 17-School mourned death of Sister Mary Gertrude. March 20-Easter egg hunt. School dismissed for Easter holidays. March 28vBand dressed in full uniform for a picture to be put in the paper. March 29- Wow party. Band made first public appearance at school. April l-Students enjoyed a few hours off. in honor of St. Joseph. April 2--Band marched to the seminary to play for Father Leroy Manning and Father Henry Herbst. Father Morkovsky took pictures of the officers and committee chairman of the Sodality. April 4-A group of our girls went to the Incarnate Word to partake in an Athletic meet. April 5-Everyone had their pictures taken for the Annual. Discovered that we have more beauties than we thought we had. April 7- The Altar and the Cross' was staged at the Good Shepherd Home. After the performance a party was enjoyed by the girls. April 8-Band marched in the Clean Up Parade. ln the evening an ice cream party was given the band by Mr. McCormick. Father Morkovsky took moving pictures of the band. April Z4-Band marched in Trades Parade. April 25-Band took part in Band Tournament at Tech Field. April 26-Band marched in Battle of Flowers parade. Seniors were entertained in the home of Peggy B. Bordelon with a slumber party and breakfast. May 4-Everyone going places and doing things. Seniors kept busy going to each other's entertain- ments, turning out the next morning with the look - - - well - - - The morning after the night before. May 6-Senior Banquet given by Mothers' Club. May 8-Everyone out having a jolly time on the School picnic. May 9-High School turned out for big Barn Dance sponsored by the school, Our duchess did very nicely in the May Fete. May 10-Our class play The Southern Cinderella , staged at St. Leo's Hall. bday 17-Musical recital honoring our Chaplain.

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A IUNIOR'S DREAM Taking a stroll in the forest 'Neath the green of the trees I viewed the features of a Springtime Day And listened to the hum of the bees. Then under a shady oak, For a While, I chanced to sit, And With its cool trunk for a pillow I suppose l napped a bit. Far off in a distance But oh! so clear The destiny of my classmates Seem to appear. Rosemary is in society Entertaining her many guests, lean is a scientist And it's said she is the best. Betty and Nan are Aviatrixes Skimming the skies of azure, While Evelyn and Albina are secretaries, And efficient, you may be sure. Muriel is an accomplished musician Her goal she sought and Won, Mildred has entered the convent Soon to be a holy nun. Olga is a housewife To her lovely home she Will invite you to dine, Billie and Elsie are nurses, With hearts brave and kind. Shirley and Dorothy are reporters 'Tis sure they will be famous someday, And lune has surprised us all, guess what? W' hy! she is president of the U. S. A. My dream ended suddenly And as I awoke with a start God bless you dear classmates Said a voice from my heart. -Doris Williams Page Twenty- four