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

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In A reciation . . . PP The 1946 Veritas Staff is grateful to all those who have helped to make their hook a successg but especially to Sister M. Natalie and the other Sisters for their interestg to Mr. Leo B. Guelpa of the Electric Press for his tireless cooperationg to Mr. Gorodess and the Camr-Arts Studio for their painstaking workg to Mr. N. XV. Allis of the Molloy Covers Co. for his attention to their cover plansg and in a special way to all patrons and advertisers. S l A A my Aff r-mtqo

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LOOliiI1S BEICIK and Forward With graduation, the breath of memory is newly born to twenty- three girls. Time, however, will spread a cordial thought upon these pages, and the memories which they keep will be cherished. These pages will be a remembrance of a memorable occasion. They hold the mem- ories of four years of interest and progress, during which Saint Angela Hall has been home, work and play, laughter and tears, gratitude and love, bound together in our book. Yesterday is but a thought. The future of yesterday has come, and it is but a thought. Now we look forward to the future of tomorrow: a wonderful four years of memories to last a lifetime! Some of us will be called by God to the religious life, to these girls we say, God has been good to you, pray for all of us. And for the rest of us there is a dazzling ideal in the words of the Missal: . . . faithful and chaste may she marry in Christ, and be a follower of holy women, may she be pleasing to her husband like Rachel, wise like Rebecca, long-lived and faithful like Sarah. In none of her deeds may the first author of transgression have any share, may she abide firmly knit unto the faith and the commandments, joined in one union, may she remain ever constant thereto, may she fortify her weakness by the strength of a chastened life, in shame-facedness be grave, in modesty worthy of respect, in heavenly doctrines learned, may she be fruitful in offspring, may she be approved and blameless, and attain unto the rest of the blessed and unto the heavenly kingdom. -ELEANOKE WIDLICKI.

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Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lester I. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. PATRONS A. DeMuth James Teague Clement H. Averill Charles A. FitzPatrick Francis J. Swenson Arthur E. Lamb Henry Joseph F. Wroblewski Adam Lewicki Stanley Gradel Mr. Ernest A. Palm Mr. and Mrs. W. Marcinkowski Mr. and Mrs. John J. Megiel Mrs. Joseph C. McHugh Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Widlicki Mr. and Mrs Casimir Jarzehowski Miss Catherine M. Eirich Mrs. Joseph J. Burke Mrs. Edward Welsh Mr. and Mrs. William Ahearn Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. May Miss Margaret Moran Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Blizinski Mr. and Mrs. Felix Dawn Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Kane Dr. George Anthony Schroeter John E. Holland RD m3 fc Mr. William Downey Mr. and Mrs. Vincent B. Henry Mr. and Mrs. George Copeland Captain and Mrs. A. L. Burleigh Mr. and Mrs. Casstevens and Doris Mr. and Mrs. John C. Heffernan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. V. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Charles Post Mr. and Mrs. Vito Arnato Dr. and Mrs. V. Anello Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nagle Mrs. James D. Bennett