Sacred Heart College - Gradatim Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

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-j M MM M M THE GRADATIM JOAN PAUL LIBBY Charlotte. N. C. Bu Word: I have a secret! A friend for fun is this Joan and her popularity and executive ability have made her a very suc- cessful president of the senior class. Magnet Staff; GRADATIM Staff; President. The Senior Class; Children of Mary; Basketball. EILEEN SHERRY PETERS Providence. R. I. Bu Word: What are you doing, honey? A sweet Irish girl with all the sweetness, charm and humor so characteristic of her race. Her ability to maintain an even disposition at all times has won her many friends. GRADATIM Staff; Children of Mary; Class His- torian. MARY EVELYN REA CHARLOTTE. N. C. Bu Word: You ' re telling me? Probably the merriest girl at S. H. A. She is imbued with a desire to make others happy, in spite of the cost. Her mischievousness has been the source of much pleasure for us and we certainly will miss Rea Child. Magnet Staff; GRADATIM Staff; Class Prophet. Page Fourteen

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A A A A A-A A A feA ' THE GRADATIM iM A A -A A ■ A ' A ' A -.AAA A BARBARA JANE HOOLE Atlanta, Ga. By Word: Oh! we have plenty of time! We dare assert that no one at S. H. A. will ever forget Barbara. Her popularity and lovableness are due to her many sincere qualities. A bit slow to arrive at classes and study-hall, nevertheless. rather quick in going to help a schoolmate. Editor-in-Chief Magnet: Basketball; Class Poet: GRADATIM Staff. CAROLYN ETHEL KEENAN ASHEVILLE. N. C. By Word: I ' ll get me one. some day. The heart-breaker of S. H. A. Her ability in that line can be easily understood by us who have been the victims of her radiating smile and good nature. Magnet Staff; GRADATIM Staff; Basketball; Children of Mary. HELEN ELIZABETH LEWIS ASHEVILLE. N. C. By Word: It ' s delicious! A true friend — Helen has endeared herself to the hearts of everyone at Sacred Heart Academy. She probably will be a teacher and if she has as much success in that line as she had as a student we will hear much about her in the future. Magnet Staff; GRADATIM Editor-in-Chief; Chil- dren of Mary, President; Basketball. Page Thirteen

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J W jfj THE GRADATIM - --AAA- ClaSS Prophecy C cold day in New York is never a matter for rejoicing, but when a C i drizzle is added to the nipping frost, conditions outside are absolutely unchristianlike. Even the idea of leaving my cosy apartment sent thrills of displeasure up and down my spine. Still. Barbara had insisted that I help her select an evening gown for the evening ' s affair — a dinner party in honor of the leading newspaper men and women of the metropolis. And when the Women Keyhole Columnist of the New York Times insists upon anything she usually gains her point. Yes. I had been persuaded to brave the weather to help satisfy the vanity of a women reporter or should I say Columnist ' Hurrying up Broadway at a pace intended to counteract the effects of the cold wind. I suddenly learned the result of an irresistible force meeting an immovable object. The immediate cause of my education proved to be a very cold-looking young lady travelling equally fast in the opposite direction. I say that she was very cold-looking because her nose displayed all the symptoms of frost-bite. In the midst of our mutual apologies a sense of familiarity struck my mind. Somewhere, sometime before I had heard that voice — seen that face. But where ' No doubt she experienced like emotions for she faltered. Why. er! Haven ' t we met before? Simultaneously we exclaimed. Didn ' t you graduate from . . .? and the answer was that certainly we both had graduated from Sacred Heart Academy in 1934. Eileen Peters! Evelyn Rea! Barbara Hoole! Then followed the usual expressions of delight and excuses for not writing which take place when friends meet after so many years. When we explained our mission to Eileen she suggested that we might add to Barbara ' s beauty at her shop on Fifth Ave. Her schoolday love of clothing had led her into this venture. Have you heard from any of our old classmates ' asked Barbara. Yes. Some of them are here in the city. But let ' s get your gown now and do our reminiscing afterwards. After Barbara had selected her gown — which was easily accomplished from Eileen ' s large stock of up-to-the-minute styles, our friend led us to a very charming tea room. As I had always pictured Catherine Diggle a star in some Pag Fifteen