St Dominic Academy - Dominica Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

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the recently appointed Amerncan Ambassador to France were Ieavung New York on the Normandy wnthun the next few days A gentle knock at the door and behold the mrstress of the Chapeaux Shop had arrived wlth several of her unuque mlllnnery styles from which Euleen was to make her selectuon Strangely enough our beloved Jeannette was more enthused over an :tem In the Catholrc News than she was over her much pruzed hats Gnrls she exclaumed read this All grouped around thenr cherrshed classmate and frnend and wnth much excntement read Solemn deducotron of the new Holy Rosary Chapel at St Domunuc Academy wnll take place on Sunday Mornlng October Ist at IO 30 Hus Excellency the Most Reverend J C McClary former Chaplain and loyal trnend ot the Academy wull pontnfscate Gradually the pncture was obllterated Knnd daughter of Father Tame would at not be posslble for me to have a glimpse of my own future? A sudden turn ot the mysterious lattle glass and I was transported over seas unto unknown lands Here sand Future you and several Sisters of St Dommuc wull establlsh a Tubercular Hospltal where you wall toll unceas ungly Msnssterlng to the needs of the body you wall be ever mlndtul of the greater value of the soul But but I stammered Helen Helen' What are you doing up untul this hour? It ns nearly I A M I started rubbed my eyes vngorously gazed around and beheld no one but my dear mother Yes thus was my own room On my desk lay th open copy of Current Sclence Oh now I understand The artncle on a great modern rnventuon IS responsible for the pleasant dream memorues ot whuch wull Iunger for many a day HELEN MORAN Twenty se en 1 1 1 - 1 - - 11 - 11 4 11 - 11 - 11 - 11 . , , . 1 ,, . . . . 1 1 ' 4 1 ' - 1 . . . . ,, . . ,, . . ' 1 . . . ,, 1 - 11 11 - 11 - - 1 1 ' 1 11 11 , 11 . , '1' T' ,, . . . . I . . 11 1 1 . 1 . 11 - 11 V o s., . I . 1

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untently watchrng the surgeon but my gaze was fastened on two whute flgures an nurses garb lf rt :sn t Margaret Cahull supervusor of the Oper ating Room and Mary Mahon Chlef of the Hosputal Staff' Slowly thus pacture faded and l wanted a few seconds before the next one appeared An nmmense lumousune drove up to a beautvful home and presently dnslodged four passengers who were accorded an enthusuastnc wel come by a receptuon commuttee The group uncluded Martina Flaherty capable leader of Hudson Cnty Socrety Cathleen Carroll well known Drstnct Superuntendent of Music IH the Schools Mnnam McCahull calm and gentle as ever engaged as a French tutor to the grandchuldren of the Presndent of the Unuted States Catherrne Corballls who has just resngned her apporntment In the Latnn Department of Calnfornua Umversnty to become the happy brude of a young electrrcal enguneer and Julia Tortora whose last pncture Evenlng Hour has made her famous Julna devotes her leisure tame to Lectures on l-low to Be a Socral Success To day the frfth annlversary of her weddlng Evelyn Dunn IS giving a dinner to these dear class mates Evelyn married a Naval Lueutenant and llves at Annapolns The picture lxngers There was a great deal of excute ment as two more of the Class of 37 arrrved and crles of Congratulatlons were called to one of them who turned out to be our beloved Erleen McGuuness Elleen had gust flown rn from the West to be mald of honor to Dorothy Freeze Charmung Dean of Huggins Secretarlal School Dorothy s at eleven o clcock Whale nn the East Enleen wall dellver a sernes of lectures at Fordham Unuversuty on the Problem Chuld As a chlld psychologast of note Elleen has recenved much favorable comment on her radlo dlscourses on Chuld Welfare rn Actnon My next vaew was a dimly lighted chapel The soft red glow of the sanctuary lamp fell upon the folds of the beautuful whlte hablt of a voung nun praynng before Our Lady s Altar lt as Loretta Kung Long before we flnushed hugh school Loretta had declded to become a Relrguous Whnsper each name of the Class of l937 to our Blessed Mother Suster and ask her to keep us ever under her Iovnng care As l brushed aslde a tear I beheld a young woman sketchang several fngures each with a different style of gown Mademouselle Bernrce l m charmed wnth these new fashions Glad you luke them Lousse Thus one of shell pnnk chnffon will be adorable for your next appearance at the Metropolitan Bernlce Louise famnluar names As they walked to the door I knew l was not mustaken Bernuce Kennedy and Louise D Angelo Before thus pucture had completely faded at was replaced by another showung a large receptlon hall A group of three happy young women were having tea In the beautnfully decorated room The hostess Euleen Duffy was lnstenrng to some of the wonders of Lourdes enthuslastrcally related by Isabelle McGlynn and Dorothy McEntee the two artlsts responsible for the dalnty French touches an thas gorgeous home Erleen and her husband Tety . I I . . . , . . , . . . , T , . ' I . . I . . I I I ' I f I I . . , . . . . .... I . I ll ' ' ' II ' Il - , . . . I . . . I I D' ' II ' Il I I ' . . . , . , , . wedding will take place in Sacred Heart Cathedral next Wednesday morning , . . . . . . ' 1 - - ll - ll - - I . . . . lr - ' - II , 1 . . I I I - Il . I . I - I 0 1 ' Il ll ' ' . , ,, . . . . , . . I I t I ' I I I I I ' I w n -Six

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CLASS WILL E the Class of I937 of St Domlnlc Academy resudnng for four years un the Cxty of Jersey Hudson County beung of flrm and sound mund and 8- memory actlng under no duress menace fraud or , the undue :nfluence of any person whomsoever do J hereby make publish and declare thus our lost wnll and statement In manner and form follownng 0 To Monsugnor McClary our deep apprecuatuon for has spurntual guadance and for has knndly Interest In the Sodallty To the Slsters of St Domunuc our heartfelt gratntude for theur lovnng advlce valued frnendshup and unceaslng labors rn our behalf and their very best wishes Cathleen Carroll leaves her humor wnth all her qulps jokes and gruns to Helene Bostwlck to be used from thus day forward Jeanette Cella leaves her corffeures wrth all the changes stars fea thers bows and other ornaments that she wears to Florence Morrone To Margaret Howe Jeanette also wnlls her hats mcludsng the colorful rlbbons that go with them Dorothy Freeze guves her abnluty to leave worry for someone else to Jeanne Maloney Mary Mahon her abullty to worry for everyone to Margaret Walsh and Lorraine Markey Josephnne Tomknel leaves her collars to Angeluna Serpuco Mary Hoey leaves her talent of looking as unruffled after school as before to Dolores Raue Mary De Blase her dngnlty In every class to Anna Marne Burgess Louise D Angelo leaves her beautlful volce to Patrlcxa McDonagh Julua Tortora her art to Marlon O Grady and sighs moans and smiles to Perpetua Herllhy Helen Wentway her drawl and slow humor to Margaret Connell Mnnam McCahlll leaves the color of her haur to Jule Warren Frederlca Sammuns leaves her snappy comebacks to Mary O Toole Twenty exght . I I ' I I I ' 0 I ' ll . . v X fm' I ' I , . To the Juniors, the Seniors leave the orchestra seats in the studio, , . 4 I I I I - I I ' I I I I - . . . I . l , , . , . . . . , . . . 'C' 1 r ' ' ' II II I