Our Lady of the Angels Academy - Angelican Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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CLASS PATRONESS Queen of the Angels, Mary, thou whose smile Adorns the heavens with their brightest ray; Calm star that o’er the sea directs the way Of wandering barks unto their homing isle; By all thy glory, Virgin without guile, Relieve us of our grievous woes, we pray! Protect us, save us from the snares that stay Beyond to misdirect us and defile ! We trust in thee with that same trust of old, Fixed in the ancient love and reverence % Which now we tell as we have always told. Guide thou our journey, strengthen our pretense To reach with thee at last the blessed fold Thy Son prepares His flock in recompense.

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FACULTY Reverend Mother Mary Annunciata—President Reverend Maximillian Soltysek—Chaplain Sister Mary Yiterbia, M.A.—Principal Sister Mary Consolata, Ph.M. Sister Mary Illuminata, B.A. Sister Mary Victima, M.A. Sister Mary Lauretta, M.A. Sister Mary Evelyn Mr. Granville Ober Miss Nellie Bednarowska Sister Mary Yiterbia—Chemistry, Mathematics Sister Mary Consolata—Social Studies, Polish Sister Mary Illuminata—English, Latin Sister Mary Victima—English, French Sister Mary Lauretta—Religion, Biology, Art Sister Mary Evelyn—Music Mr. Granville Ober—Music Miss Nellie Bednarowska—Phvsical Education

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CLASS FLOWER The flower which we have chosen this year is the violet, symbol¬ izing humility, which should adorn the wreath of every maiden. We will try to be like this little flower that grows in the midst of loftier plants being itself unseen. Charming in its robe of purple; delight¬ ful in the fragrance it diffuses, yet, it knows not that it is so sweet and fair. Let us to the violet turn, Wisdom’s lessons from it learn; To lead a quiet, useful life, In this world of sin and strife. Let the modest violet be An example unto me. Love all humble, lowly ways; Strive not after human praise.