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

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lanuary Class Prophecy EPGRTS from the chronicle of 1952, or January Forty-TWo's impressions on the disintegrated rocks of existence, American Cbeznisfs journal . . . After long and arduous experiments, the eminent scientists, Rosemarie Schwer- man and Mary Elizabeth Pigott, made the starting discovery that Irium could be used for polishing the atom . . . Saturday Review of Literature . . . Miss Mary Schmuck, the brilliant American poetess, has completed her lyric masterpiece, Ode to an Hors-d'oeuvre . . . Sporting News . . . It is The Year again for the Dodgers with Home-run Hurley on first and Midge Dietrig in right . . . Art and Artists . . . The Metropolitan Museum of Art is featuring a special section devoted to the masterly works of Anne Morell. The outstanding piece is 'Sunset in a Dark- Room' . . . Congressioizal Record . . . Miss Marie Mandry, the prominent social worker, has been awarded the Con- gressional Medal of Honor for her successful campaign against Giant fans . . . The N ew York Times . . . The Metropolitan Opera was without a conductor for a half hour last night when Eileen Tohill's superb high C shattered the glasses of Ivan Cadenzoff . . . The Racing Gazette . . . The Kentucky Derby winner 'Pegasus' from the Boylan-Duffy stables has been barred from further participation in races for flying too low . . . Matiaematiciaifs Montlay . . . The celebrated mathematician Helen Owen, pursuing her intense study of Archimedes' spiral, an equation of the Sth degree in differential calculus, has developed the theory that the height of the water surface should be reduced instead of the upward displacement of they bridge . . . Tree Surgeons' Annual . . . Honors were bestowed on the renowed Marie Calvacca for her untiring efforts in the field of grafting . . . Popular Science . . . Marie Allen, as the successor of Ripley, has been delving of late into the fascinating study of the blotter. Her only comment up to now has been 'Quite absorbing' . . . Better Foods . . . After thorough research on her favorite food, the inimitable essayist Florence Wasell has completed 'A Disertation on a Mushroom' . . . FLORENCE XVASELL.

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F15 so 'Z ' sw I T3 I E' if lil 1 qi , ' I 1 f. ' i X 'lf X A i ,,f i'l. f ifths! 1 I' f D fi g ' ',, . -if ' 'f' J ' ' l. V I 1 ga? V Q.. ' f l: 'G H H ,U JL X ST K-.ll , ' Tiff -'-. - uuu The Mirror Speaks to Her I've seen you in the chapel, head bent in silent prayer Of praise and of petitiong Your Jesus waits you there. I've seen you in the classrooms, where knowledge satisfies, And teachers toil to make you a woman strong and wise. I've seen you on the gym floor Where thrilling games were won, Where cheers and merry capers have added to the fun. I've seen ou in the Cafe,' and oh! the thin s ou eat Y g Y Would make a lesser spirit concede a sad defeat! I've watched you through the four years when you've been part of all The friendship and the laughter that is St. Angela Hall But never shall I see you more just as you are today- For now a white diploma has stolen you away. JEANNE ALVINO