Immaculata Academy - Reflections Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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. ,fi -- . ,ln ' f . ....m.a4,:Iuf L '-ai? ft AUGUST 31, 1774 DIARY OF JOHN ADAMS He told us that Colonel Wash- ington made the most eloquent speech at the Virginia Conven- tion that was ever made. Says he,' l will raise one thousand men, subsist them at my own ex- pense, and march myself at their head for the relief of Boston! ' Susan Meindl He who asks questions is a fool for a moment. He who does not is a fool forever. . P 1 W-7.-.W-. V W-W-M--..-.---.K ' 0 ff 1 Y, '-'- .v 4.. '..-x. , -' rr V -N Catherine Haum esser lam what l am and l will remain that until l become what I want to be. SEPTEMBER 5, 17 74 The First Continental Congress met in Philadelphia on September 5, 1774 and consisted of fifty- six delegates. The first Con- gress was more interested in fair treatment from Great Britain than in independence. lt set forth the position of the colonies toward taxation and trade in a Declara- tion of Rights. way

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Tamra Swyers A mirror reflects a man's faoep whathe is really like is shown by his friends Theresa Zablonski If you can't be well known--you can be worth knowing. WM- N ef 1-M-awww. :.:.Q-eazxun Susan Beamish Just knowing that not far away, there is a special star that shines for you alone. f ' ,.,,.

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Kathleen Hens I have yet to be bored by someone pay- ing me a compliment. Michelle Jacob The world is mine . . .an open pathg my feet to follovv and my heart to hold l I Kathleen Nagel Sheryl Vogel lt S nice to be important, but more , , , The deepest feeling always shows itself lt's lmportant to be nice. in S'ilenCe.