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

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SISTER MARY ALBERTA “Live for something, do good, and leave behind you a moment of virtue that the storms of time can never destroy. Write your name in kindness, love and mercy on the hearts of thousands you come in contact with year by year and you will never be forgotten” Chalmers Eyes that look beyond todays horizons; ears tuned to youth ' s call; tongue eager to communicate; a spontaneous grin for all who enter the “quiet zone ; only her hands reveal years of service . . . Ever conscious of youth ' s anxieties an d problems .. . Though she offers no solutions, she advocates thought and leaves room for indi¬ vidual decision and responsibility. 9

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REVEREND MOTHER MARY VITERRIA President of Our Lady of the Angels Academy What have we done that we could not have done without real prayer? What have we faced that we could not have faced without Gods care? What have we said that only those who have His Spirit , say? What do we think that only those could think , who know Christ ' s way? What do we give that only those who know Gods love could share? What do we do that only those who know Gods love y would dare? What Christ-like thoughts have we expressed which lifts the Lord above? In ways like this we test Our depth of faith and love.” Perry Tanksley 8

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SISTER MARY MAURICE Anger in its time and place, may assume a kind of grace. If it has some reason in it and only lasts beyond a minute. I anic to freshmen; dilemma to sophomores; an injection of responsibility to juniors and a final boost to seniors. Believes that logic can conquer the world, responsibility is the key to maturity and that respect yields generous portions of friendship. “Do you follow me?”, “Well get that in”, “It’s FRIDAY” each a unique expression of concern. A gentle push now and then tops the summation of a true friend. 10