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

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fuss ol' lure, QE 45 NTERING Saint Angela We Freshmen B's were greeted by the placque inscribed with the single Word 'iVeritas! The spirit of truth pervades these halls. Do you know it is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth that we Won the Basketball Intramural Championship? You can ind in the above picture the nine girls sharing honors with the varsity. All our achievements are the result of efforts to attain honor for Saint' Angela Hall. Orchids to our musicians at the recital! The class of '45 has a fine sense of the beautiful as well as of the true. Come in and see our tribute to Mary, the 'beautiful Queen of May. At her shrine we lay our hopes for the future. JEAN HARMS. Frances Andrews Suzanne Barnes Florence Buonaguro Gloria Buclc Audrey Cahill Carol Carlin Joan Cafherwoocl Madeleine Guilfoyle Mary Agnes Clare Mary Jane Cogan Eleanor Conroy Jean Delaney Pafricia Dempsey Elaine Diefrig Joan Dunn Dorothy Dunne Joan Edmonds Prudy Gatto Wilma Grassman Jean Harms Helen Healy Rosemary Knorr Frances Lesica Betty Murphy Eleanor McGi,nn Maureen McGoey Eileen O'Shea

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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.

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Margaref Copeland lrene Dillon Ann Ernst Ann Haenlein Joan Killian Ursula Langley Marie Moy Mary McGovern Joan Nagle Lucille Noonan Mona O'Brien .loan Swenson Class of lanuary, i946 ' 2 i Q lil is at . 23 2 ' l li l '-I ' ' iaaf sl Xl il, INCE our arrival in St. Angela on a cold morning last February, the young and frightened Freshman A Class has been called The Twelve Apostles. This should be more than a name to us. It should also be an ideal. We liked the idea and we realize that there is such a thing as an Apostolate in prayer, play, and study. Since our youth makes us realize that all work and no play makes Jill a dull girl, we are making attempts at most of the extra curricular activities of the school. Although We have not carried off many laurels, we hope to do much better in the future. I Twelve strong, we are just starting out on the road of life. Our future is bright before us, reminding us of the words of the poet: They my life is II faigbwzzy and iis milesfofzex are ffae years, A7711 now and ibm ibe1'e's zz toll-gafe wbere you pay your way wifb fears. IZ's rz rough roar! ami fl sfeelb rom! and if streiebes broad and fm' Bm' if leads at Inst fo zz Golden Town where Golden Houses are. JOAN NAGLE.