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

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February 2 11 Jo Lenten movies, “Kin of Kings”. Movies again—“Young Mr. Lincoln”. Upper classmen with Principal. Sister Mary Xhterbia at St. Jo¬ seph College in Hartford, Conn, enjoyed the presentation of Shakespeare’s comedy “Love’s Labour’s Lost”. 20 Progress: The first edition of the school paper. “The Angelite” published. March 10 23 20 Electric bell system and clocks installed. Movies once again, “Schubert, the Melody Master”. A grand surprise—An unexpected but greatly api)reciated gift, a radio from Reverend Paul Bartlewski. 31 Report cards. April 14 Roman drama, “Kleona” staged in honor of VTry Reverend Mother Mary Simplicita. Jo A great privilege—General Mother Mary Simplicita with Rev¬ erend Mother Mary Catherine, visited us at the academy. 17 27 30 Idterary Club held a debate. Movies—-“Little Men”. A wonderful day! Reverend Mother Mary Catherine’s feast day. May 4-11 Religious Book Week. Display of Religious books by Librarian, Sister Mary Pontia. 11 Mother’s Day—A program in honor of Reverend Mother Mary Catherine. 20 Seniors leave for home—a surprise visit—Thank you. Reverend Mother for the treat. June 10 12 13 15 17 Second edition of the School Paper. Final exams begin. Class day program. Report cards. Graduation ! School outing—A glorious day and our last good time at the never forgotten and grand O.L.A. Diarist, Beverly Bartosiak

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19 7 ®ut Qllub0 Our I.ife at 0.1..A. is gay We’re given time for work and play. Althougli there are just twenty-three, We’ve made five clubs at liberty. The Mission Club we all do feel, Pre.sents to us a noble ideal. To aid the missions—is its aim, Throughout the world to spread Christ’s name. Our Polish Club won every heart, Each member tries to do her part. With the Queen of Poland as its guide, It is our school’s the foremost pride. Although Latin may be quite dry. To all the girls the club ranks high. Each member has her Roman name. And strives to win her club great fame. Cjood authors we are taught to love, In the club we hear so much of. Of course it is the literary, Where in grand work our minds we bury. Our Clee Club meets on Friday noon. To raise its spirits with a tunc. The “Language of the heavenly sphere’’. Is truly loved in every career. And now you all know why we say. Our life at O.L.A. is gay. It is also shown to you clear. Why our five clubs to us are dear. Tess Czarnecka ’47