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

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Class of Qune, 1944 PEAKING of mirrors, do you want to see a reflection of sixteen promising buds in St. Angela Hall? They are the 2B Class, whose names you see above. Among them are varsity members, dancers, musicians, orators and artists. Did We say promising? Yes We promise: To To To To To To To keep our basketball standard high, score another oratorical victory, keep the musical talent soaring, dance gaily through life, encourage our artistically inclined members, follow the standards of our Alma Mater, keep our promises! .,,f : ANN BENNETT. Ann Bennet? Ethel Cochran Clare Coclcerill Marie Edmonds Eileen Fraser Ellen Fuller , Blanche Lorelo Mary Louise Massa Loretta McEvoy Lucille McEvoy Joan Regan Miriam Shannon Belly Scully Mary Vinci Eleanor Werring Mariorie Woisarci Kay,

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Eleanor Boykin Elizabeth Callahan Margaretifunningham Dorothea Glamlrowslci Dorothy Huggins Lorice Jebailey Marion McGrane Marie Mulvey Elizabeth Quaritius Gloria Sinnatt Barbara Thavenot Marie Warclburgh Class of lanuary, H144 URS is the petite class of twelve, often referred to as sweet, but oh so dormant. We've never Won fame in athletic activities, but we do all We must, neither adding nor omitting anything. Our odd moments are spent discussing current movies, books, stars and bands. Of all our subjects, history affords the most occasion for fun. Latin ranks high on the list of perplexers. French gives us the shivers and chemistry lab. the sniffles. Our Religion period almost inevitably terminates in a fit of giggles. Worry, you ask? Yes, the fatal Week before, We break out all over, bite our nails to the quick, bury our heads in books, and omit lunch. Pm sure you're wondering what kind of seniors welll make. Well, so are we. ELIZABETH CALLAHAN.

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Joan Boylan Dorothy Burke Jean Driscoll Estelle Farrell Eleanor Glynn Jeanne Hines Aldine Kennedy Virginia Mulnard Ida O'Grady Anita Parascandola Vivian Piscioffa Roberta Rini Sally Saver Class of lanuary, WIQ45 IMINY Cricket! Here's the class of '45. You donit know Jiminy? Why he's the little fellow that tagged after Pinocchio and reminded him of his duties. Though a hit unwelcome at times he was faithful to the end. We see the humoro.us side of this story, but in our serious moments the lesson it teaches comes home. According to Jimmy, school and duties weren't so had at allg and moreover, they weren't to he slighted. f Already we realize as Sophormores that those who follow the enticements of the big bad wolfu will have a whale of timev just as Pinocchio had getting out of difficulties. However, fear of retributions for misdeeds is not our real motive for doing what is right. We are following the dictates of Jiminy Cricket four own little con- sciencej because we all want to attain the high ideals of Catholic womanhood. This, with Mary as our model, Christ is our leader and our guardian angel to help us, We cannot fail to reach the summit of our hopes. JEAN DRISCOLL.