Sacred Heart College - Gradatim Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

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GRADATIM ■H HAZEL WELLS CHARLOTTE N C Willi. ■Such an Outfit ' Sodality: Basketball (4 1: Calechist : Magnet Stall: GRADATIM Staff: Bridge Club. Hazel. Willie. ' is the life of the party. Pranks, iokes and glee are Hazel ' s pals, yet she is ever careful not to hurt her vie urn ' s feelings. Beneath this gayety. Hazel ' s courageous heart has serious purposes How could we help loving our Willie ' Commercial Class Back Ron (left to righti: Tns.i.-. Montesakti, Pivu.e Current, Julia Spratt, Louise Car- ,„-,„, Rosa Mae Kino. Front Rami Alma Pak-ek. Fraxces Akgelo, Josefhike Thomas, MaRGAREI Suggs, Frances Howe. Page Eleven

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G R A D A T I M 0 ' Seniors JESSIE TATUM Belmont, N. C. CLETUS WAECHTER ASHEVILLE. N. C. j. r: Good Night ' ' Cletus Goodbye. Girls! Magnet Staff; GRADATIM Staff; Debating Team. Jessie Tatum has always been known as Jessie. Her quiet dignity and gracious ways have endeared her to those who really Know her. Page Ten Class President ; Catcchist; Basketball (2). (3), (4); Bridge Club; GRADATIM Staff; Magnet Staff. Cletus is noted for her gay laughter Life is just a bowl of cherries to Cletus. and rarely can one find her serious. She is ready for fun at all times, yet her lessons are al- ways ready somehow. Let us in on the secret. Cletus. MARJORIE VENNING Mt. Holly. N. C. ' Mara I know utl Basketball (4); Magnet Staff; GRADATIM Staff. Marjorie, often called Marg is popular with all. Throughout her life Marjorie has only to open her pretty blue eyes very wide, run a tiny pink hand through her golden curls and what she wants is hers. Her wist- ful smile has endeared her to her friends and acquaintances, and withal her athletic accom- plishments bring joy to the heart of S. H. A.

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G R A D A T I M : To the Class of 1935 I WISH THEE WELL I wish thee well ! May all thy days be fair and bright Each vesper set in mellow light, And calm and kind be every night — I wish thee well! May all thy ways be sweetly strewn, And grace e ' er cause thy heart to bloom. And all thy deeds be virtue hewn — I wish thee well ! I wish thee well! May starfields from the highest blue Pour blessings down as gentle dew Enriching thee in heaven ' s view — I wish thee well ! And if the sky an incense rain On thee, poor thurible of pain, Oh may thy heart burn all as gain — I wish thee well ! I wish thee well! And with our tainted nature ' s Pride To place before thee as a guide I call on Jesus Crucified To wish thee well ! That thus a life be lived and led Not thine, but Christ be in thy stead. Tis thus I have forever said — I wish thee well ! % The Chapel Here indeed seem Heaven ' s uates ajar. Page Tiuelve