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

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a OIlaHH In a Monastery Garden Throiig ' h the misty twilight falling ' oices from afar are calling Calling all the weary home to rest. The evening bell is softly pealing W ' hile from out the cloister stealing Comes this ])ray ' r of mercy Peaceful and so blest. Kyrie eleison, Kyrie eleison, eleison Kyrie eleison, Kyrie eleison, eleison. Hope will bring to ns its gladness Faith shall take away all sadness AMiile the gates of clay are closing in the West Ah! Joy will come again with morning Shadows pass, but Love is dawning God is Love and gives us all eternal rest. Kyrie eleison, eleison Kyrie eleison, eleison.

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(!Ila00 if lnui r Dear little class flower, dainty and white Precious to the eye is your tiny sight. Your blossoms small, tinkling fairy bells Cirow in pictnrescine gardens, and in cool dells. Wdth fragrance, enchanting, fresh and pure Humans of all ages and tastes you alure. Peyond shadow of a doubt — all will agree, d ' hat the loveliest of llowers is the “Lily of the killey’ May you ever remind us to scatter virtue’s scent In the spring ' of youth and when with age we’re bent Marlene Owens ’50

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EUGENIA STODOLSKA Rockville Connecticut E ver thoughtful where others are concerned U ntiring when her lessons she reviews G radons to all, giving each their return E nthusiastic in the study of music which she i)ursues, N eat we say, in every way I ndustrial too and prompt to ])ray A miable and smiling, come what may.