St Margarets School - Violet and Green Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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S'-rg -fn I I I I I I I I I F SNIRLING SPHERE February 1939 YOUNG THUNDER CLOUD'S VISIT M SHOWN REAL INDIANS! SKATING PARTY AGAIN DEATH OF OUR HOLY FATHER, POPE PIUS XI HAPPY BIRTHDAY, LINCOLN! HISTORICAL FILM - ABRAHAM LINCOLN BURIAL OF POPE PIUS XI WELCOME RT. REV. BISHOP MCFADDEN - CONFIRMATION. IF WE DIDN'T HAVE WASHINGTON - NO FREE DAY! RAG DRIVE INITIATED. If 1I1II .Ji ' ' .f , I A ,r a ,ff if 1, .,- . fry f'M . 'v4,' I ,nal 4 41,1 1-. , v, .I.. L: -an - .1 ,. 1, - I UI - JV v'1 . , ...- II 1 .f. .1 rl If I I5 1 . A If . x Q55 .5 g I. .k Quai 3 '1,f I -I. :Wig-:il I ' CI M31 Fm 5.31, fin. J V QW, -A .5 li' , :I II-. Ili ww F .V , , J, If I I. W RQ . - I.-I35. I AIQN .FMIV 1,IN,IViI 'fi' I 'I s I ' I I','Q1,iff3 :II-'NI I gif I I. I .QJ9

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G RllD E F IV E Dear Readers, let us, Fifth Graders, tell you a few interesting and amusing facts about our studies. Nature Study is the Hmagic heyy to solve the wonderous problems of nature and to satisfy the Curiosities of billions of anxious and inquisitive children. Before we were given the nmagic keyn we, too. i just like other boysand.girls would sit head in hand with thousands of perplexing thoughts. ' How does our earth stay in the universe? ......... How do plants and trees grow?... What are the parts of flowers? ....,.. How do fish Live and breathe? ......... How do birds get along in Life? ........ What causesthe thangein weather7....Whatare winds. clouds, razn and snow?... ... Why this and why that? Mother Nature is just too glad to have you as her guest in the dis- cussion of the nWhy'su all you have to do is join theNatureDiggers of the Fifth Grade and with a few turns of the Nmagic keyn you will quench your curiosities- 1. g7Q1Qq. ,H'V l ...-.

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G R A D E S I X They did come! They did see! They have conquered, as our bold Hungarian soldiers launched their cavalcade towards the north of beautiful Hungary and claimed what rightfully belonged to them. Daily the radios send a tremor of resounding clashes of an unbe- coming war, but thanks be to God so far so good. Daily we follow- ed the current events and in imagination took part in the confer- ences held at Munich. We listened attentively to the words of our late Holy Father, Pius XI, pleading for peace.' First of all, it was Germany who took its possessions peacefully, all of us heaved a sigh of relief, and another of sadness as we watched a young na- tion reluctantly handing over the portion received just a little over twenty years ago. ' Czechs and Hungarians battle over border. The radio booms forthli Flashes and news screen! The newsboys scream! Our current events were busily scanned. Open and violent warfare on a small scale a- long the border between Hungary and Czechoslovakia. The fighting which took more than forty people on both sides, was over the bor- der which separates Hungary from that part of Csechoslovakia.known as Carpatho-Ukraine. We were busy with our maps, tracing and all that was necessary to study the demanded sections. Success! Hungary receives her portion back to her warm mother land. Beautiful strains of Hungarian marches and rapsodies filled the home- sick hearts with rejoicing and jubliee to think that once the beauti- ful accents of their mother-tongue is lipsed by the many thousands. We, American born children, do not understand the meaning of this hilarious rejoicing. But leaking into the twinkling eyes of our dear folks here in America, we could read volumesand volumes of what it means for them. r f . X .V .. . 1