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

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4 OUR SWEETNESS... OUR MOTHE We are wanderers in an alien world, a v But see — the flowers sweetly bloom, the birds nest with cheerful twitter, there is happiness here . . . To find joy in such a world! Mother, life is so serious; our joy is so brief and fleeting — our hearts so heavy with care — Give us the wisdom to find joy in life ' s journey that our hearts may attain to Thy everlasting Joy. And like the hummingbird ' s song and the lilting whisper of the summer winds — Our hearts will find Joy, in beholding, in doing, in achieving. o that, rather than attaining the eternal joy d peace of your home at last, will be going there all along. Jane Crombie, ' 60

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Seniors chat with Father Riendeau after completing their French final exam. These members of the first session of the National Honor Society look proudly at their membership cards. They are (left to right) Barbara Carrigan, Claire Polek, Noreen Baron, Lorraine Mas- lanka, and Carole Rzasa. saw the addition of many ACADEMY FIRSTS A Father-Daughter supper was held for the first time this year. We hope this will be an annual affair. Our science department has grown with the newly introduced Physics course. The students shown are (front) Janice Gaudette, Rita Peraro, Patricia Czub, (back) Bernadette Ignaszewska and Mary Jo Fish. Looking ready for any type of Civil Defense work with the newly acquired Geiger Counters are (left to right) Paula Bania, Janice Gaudette, Joyce Alaimo and Diane Ingraham.