St Angela Hall Academy - Veritas Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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History a la Mer AVING tumbled aboard the HS. S. Studyi' on a cool February day, open- mouthed freshmen experienced thrill after thrill of discovery. We listened enraptured to the friendly talks of our pilot, Monsignor Hickey. Xve thor- oughly enjoyed our first port of call, Washington, D. C. But work is work, and our first exams had to be passed before the vacation arrived. Back again, we converted our speedy clipper ship into a showboat, preparing for November a springtime bouquet, the operetta Tulip Timew. Christmas slipped by, sending us into our second retreat. We made another stop in Washington. Then it was time to drydock the HStudy'i to the 'tune of Kathleen Boyle's mandolin. With ship and crew ready to continue the voyage, we began to show promise in music, sports and studies. Our second operetta, HSeven Chancesw, brought Jane Holland, Henrietta McDermott, Anne Marino, and Margaret Thomas into the spotlight. Almost too quickly we found ourselves trying to be worthy of upper deck positions. As juniors we had to construct new cabins for two new activities: the St'udent Council, and, with Mary Crean and Henrietta McDermott on the staff, helped start our ship's new log, MThe Angelusn. That fall we practiced our hardest to make i'Sweethearts,' a success, utilizing ,lane's talent in the leading feminine part. Amidst general applause, we shoved off from our Academy of Music dock toward Christmas and our senior year. ln January we lost our beloved captain, Sister Agnes Regina. Though greatly saddened, we sailed on, following her counsels and advice. We dropped anchor soon at the St. George where several girls acted as models in a fashion show. Later, to aid the crewis struggling press experts, we held a tea dance. MAH aboardlw rang out with joyful fervor in the fall as we greeted our new captain, Sister Flora Eugene. Belying the title 44Serious Seniorsfi we laughed our way through HEileen.'i Again lane starred, this time in the title role. Henrietta had progressed to master of uThe Angelusfi while Doris Wixted carried the heavy responsibility of the presidency of the Student Council. All hands worked with 11lCI'63.SCd vigor, for first mate Florence Moran reported that the uStudy was on the last lap of its four year voyage, and we looked forward eagerly to a safe haven in the harbor of Graduation. At Christmas we presented HThe Journey of the Three Kingsf' a play which discovered unexpected acting in Eunice McGonigle and Catherine McCue. One last obstacle, the dangerous Regents, Shoals, overcome! After hard work on the HVeritas', by Claire Lian and Margaret Crabtree and earnest labor on the Prom Committee by Betty Dennen and Rita Poggi, we received our diplomas, the discharge papers of the voyage. EITHNE COLGAN. -...,gt441.j3q...-