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

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OUR ALUMNAE EPTEMBER lO l933 marked a very eventtul day In the lnves of the Class of l937 On that day we entered St Dominic Academy as Freshmen l-low courageous we were' A stretch ot tour long years lay before us Cliffs steep and rough awanted us yet we taltered not On on we should clumb untnl the goal was reached Days weeks and months rolled by At tlmes the sun hud behnnd heavy clouds the slippery rocks threatened to cast us down over the prec: puce but ever and anon a Beacon Llght shed forth nts mellow rays and lured us on wlth new hope and strength Today we have reached the summit Graduates ot l937 we come to greet you devoted Alumnae ot St Domunuc Academy Know you that you were our Beacon Lvght7 Know you that when dntfncultles and dlscourage ment harassed us at was your shnnxng example that buoyed us on? Our young hearts yearned for the day when you would permit us to enlrst nn your ranks tor we have learned not only from our beloved Alma Mater but from other authorutatuve sources of your noble endeavors tor the turthernng of Catholnc Actnon We have learned ot your plan to organuze and conduct a campalgn for Chrust and Country We pledge our loyalty to you We CLASS OF 1937 CXJQIW Quo Vadus Quo vadls whither goest thou? Asked the sage of the valnant youth To earthly thungs your heart to vow Or to ftght tor the right and the truth? O Sure sand the boy courageously lve chosen the path that He trod Its the rough one thats narrow and thorny But nt s the one that leads to my God So Sensors Alma Mater asks you As you pass from her gentle bonds Quo vadns where are you going? While you vlew the brlght world beyond Whate er IS your destination As each path an lute you see You have her esteem and atfectnon For Alma Mater IS saylng Godspeed EILEEN MCGUINESS Thlrty 7 . I I ' I I I I ' I - I ' r I ' ' I , . I I I ' ll ll awaut your Forward, March! G II ' II ' II , . I Il - I ' ' II II v Il ' I I ll I I I I I ' I ll I I I ll ' Il ' II I I ' ' II Il

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CELEBRITIES OF I937 BEST ALL AROUND AND MOST POPULAR WITTIEST EuIeen McGuIness PRETTIEST Evelyn Dunn DAINTIEST Isobel McGIynn NEATEST Joseplmne Tornknel FRANKEST Helen Moron QUIETEST Loretto Kung TARDIEST MILDEST Reguno O Bruen MOST STUDIOUS Mory De Buose MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Reglno Duffy MOST CONSERVATIVE Mory Mohon MOST DIGNIFIED Louuse D Angelo MOST EVEN TEMPERED Mory Hoey CLASS OF 37 T MOST GRACEFUL Cotherxne CorboIIIs MOST ORIGINAL Jeonefte CeIIo MOST TYPICAL PUPIL Dorothy Freeze MOST ENTERTAINING Cothleen CorroII MOST PETITE Morne Porle MOST SURPRISING Mortnno Eloherfy FASTEST SPEAKER SLOWEST SPEAKER Helen Wentwoy CLASS POET Bernsce Kennedy CLASS ART I ST Joho Torroro CLASS GIGGLER Morgoret CoI1rII CLASS LIBRAR IAN Fredernco Summuns CLASS COMMENTATOR Dorothy McEntee ll ll Eileen Duffy Miriorn McCoI'1iII