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

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CELINE C ZAJA St. Stanislaus Kostka Adams, Mass. President of the Christopher Club 4; Vice President of the Polish Circle 4; Assistant Sec¬ retary of the Polish Circle 3; Secretary of the Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Reporter of The Angelite” 3-4; Member of the Literary Club 3-4; Member of the Christopher Club 3-4; Class VALEDIC¬ TORIAN. Tbe gains of science, gifts of art; The thirst to know and understand — These are the goods in life ' s rich hand, The things that are more excellent Beneath the robe of Celine’s joviality and good-naturedness lie many talents, the outstand¬ ing of which is the aptitude for sciences, and dramatic ability. To Celine solving geometrical problems and unraveling intricacies of scientific laws are a merry pastime. Your many friends, Celine, wish you the best of luck that daily you may increase in God’s wisdom and grace. God Love You! DOROTHY GONDEK St. Mary’s Middletown, Conn. Business Manager of The Angelite” 3-4; As¬ sistant Secretary of the Polish Circle 4; Member of the Glee Club 1 -2-3-4; Member of the Chris¬ topher Club 3-4; Member of the Literary Club 3-4. Joyous, and clear, and fresh, thy music doth surpass” Dorothy is our song bird, lyric soprano! Every now and then over the piano keys her nimble fingers would alight and her tuneful and melodious voice ascend on high. Hand in hand with her admiration for music is her esteem for neatness and trimness. We are confident that fortune and success in her footsteps wait, for all her endeavors are whole-hearted. Rest assured, Dot, that our good wishes are with you. God bless you!

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SISTER MARY VITERBIA PRINCIPAL DEDICATION For your ceaseless labor and sincere effort in behalf of our success, for your kind and patient guidance, for the noble ideals you have strived to imprint on our souls, we, the Seniors, dedicate our 1948 Year Book to You, Our Dear and Beloved Principal. At the parting of the ways, we wish to express our deep appreciation and gratitude. May God be your eternal reward!

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ANN HALAK St. Bernard’s Hazardville, Conn. Vice-President of the Senior Class; President of Christopher Club 3; Vice-President of Chris¬ topher Club 4; Member of Literary Club 3-4; Editor of The Angelite” 3; Assistant editor of The Angelite” 4; Member of the Glee Club 3. With thy clear keen joyance Languor cannot he; Shadow of annoyance Never came near thee”. Although Ann had been with us only two years, her calm, serene disposition and winning personality had won her many friends. She de¬ sires some day to become an English teacher. Go ahead, Ann, our prayerful wishes are with you. May prudence, fortitude, and truth, erect your brow undaunting.” Farewell! JEAN ANNE SKOWER St. Adalbert’s Thompsonville, Conn. Senior Class President; Typist and mimeo- grapher of The Angelite” 3-4; Member of Lit¬ erary Club 3-4; Member of the Glee Club 3; Class SPOKESMAN. A loyal ' Angelite ’ of cultured taste Unspoiled, reserved, demure and chaste Jean Anne had been with us only two years, but she had shown herself to be a pleasant, in¬ dustrious and responsible Angelite”. Worry sometimes got the best of her; nevertheless, she never fell under its weight, but stepped ahead and succeeded”. She hopes some day to be¬ come a physical therapist. Farewell, Jean, and many heartiest wishes for your success. May God’s graces crown your zealous efforts!