Sacred Heart College - Stella Oriens Yearbook (Regina, Saskatchewan Canada)

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It is significant to note that on that very day the United States Gov¬ ernment decided to recognize General Franco as a de jure ruler of Spain and lifted the embargo on the shipment of arms to Spain which had been in force for more than two years. The desire of allied and axis power to secure Papal friendship for their cause, or at least to determine the Papal attitude towards questions of the moment resulted in the arrival in Rome, of Sumner Wells and Von Ribbentrop. Mr. Wells learnt that the Pope still insisted on the famous five points which he outlined in his Christmas Eve address. In London there was much appreciation of the Pope’s resolute answers to Von Ribben- trop’s specious talk of peace. It was said the talks appeared to have been fruitless and that the Pope had “delicately snubbed” the German Foreign Minister. In concise, unequivocal language Pius XII makes it clear where lies the original cause of the chaos we have inherited from the time of the French Revolution to our own distraught times. “It is the rejection of a universal norm of morality, as well for individual and social as for inter¬ national relations. The Pontiff prays for a return of a salutary “thirst for truth, justice, and the peace of Christ...” that “to those who are indifferent as yet or hostile to Christ may come a ray of the light which once trans¬ formed Saul into Paul.” Here we have the patience and faith of the saints. Little wonder that wise men everywhere are unreservedly conceding that, above the din of conflicting passions, there is one sane voice in Europe today — the voice of the reigning Pontiff of Rome, the 12th to bear the glorious name of Pius. —P. B. Titles of photos on opposite page. I. Mrs. Smith ' s pride and joy. Our horticulturist. — 2. Mr. Henderson and “Toots’ (our mascot). — 3. Kept in. — 4. How we treat nice street car conductors. — 5. A glamour girl in the making. (Margaret). Add seasoning and mix well. See picture (8) or result. — 6. Vanity, the name is Peggy. — 7. Through for the day . 9. World’s youngest co-ed, Jane Champ. — 10. June and Vivian. Going some place girlsf II. Peggy, the toboggan slide is conspicuous by its absence. — 12. Applying the law of conservation of energy. 13. The age of innocence . (Margaret). — 14. We cover the earth . FOURTEEN

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THE STUDENTS PEGGY OTLANAGAN Melfort, Sask. “It is worth a thousand pounds a year to have the habit of looking on the bright side of things.” -DB. JOHNSON. PHYLLIS BELL Regina, Sask. “Ah ivhy Should life all labour be?” -TENNYSON. SIXTEEN