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

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The Junior Busi¬ ness Training stu¬ dents: Mary Louise Broderick, Rena Colo, Patricia Quinn, Shirley Wentworth, Vir¬ ginia Floridia, and Elizabeth Morin under the direction of Sister Mary Fi- delis gain great joy from simple pleas¬ ures studying the layout of the bank on earth that they may lay up their treasures in heaven. a ommercta [at FEW THINGS ARE IMPOSSIBLE TO DILIGENCE AND SKILL” With words at their finger tips Rose Russo and Fay Fleming speed away at the typewriters. Accuracy is uppermost in their minds. Theresa Russo proves that photographic art can be mastered not only by paint and brush but also with the typewriter.

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ciences TO WHAT NEW REALMS OF MARVEL WILL CONQUERING SCIENCE WEND ITS WAY?” Marlene Owens conveys to her Senior audience (not in the picture) the profound thought that if we scrutinize the nature of the atom, we can vision the qualities of a Saint — incalculable in his moment, hidden under the mask of littleness, but of universal influence. Sister Mary Viterbia applies the principle of accuracy and precision to life by conducting a titration experiment with the Senior class: Frances, Aileen, Fay, Marlene, and Lorraine The Junior biologists: Mary Janeczek, Constance Lojko, Joan Korzeniewska, Bernardine Tobiasz, Barbara Tkacsik, Genevieve Gorska, and Jane Kotlarczyka, conversing with God through nature, find in the material forms around them a source of power and happiness.

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Qi Luoance an m ounseuncj Lb One day thou wilt be blest: So still obey the guiding hand that fends Thee safely through these wonders for such ends.” Frances, Marlene, Sylvia, Aileen, and Lorraine yielding to the care of the gardener. Sister Mary Viterbia, appointed by God to tie and to steady them in His ways. Character, moral respon¬ sibility, and high stand¬ ards of conduct are the appropriate concern of every Angelite under the guidance of Sister Mary Lauretta.