St Marys Academy - Illuminatio Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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JLLIA REIGll. Trrasurer MARY LEE. Photograpky ROSEMARIE ARENA. .Int. Bu NANCE GRAVES. .Irt Editor LIGHTNING STAFF PATRICL OCCNNCR. .isil. Editor niELMA PETERSEN, .liti. Editor Managrr JEANNETTE WTTTLER. Buiinn- .U .i.oj,t Five

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CATHF.RINE KELLY THELMA PETERSEN And now we turn our dragon prowed ship into the path of the red-gold sun across the silver sea- For our purpose holds — To sail beyond the sunset till we die, To strive, to seek,, to find, and not to yieh — Tennvson For our purpose holds Free we are, as the wild waves that dash the rocks of rugged shores — free, with the freedom of the children of God. For what, then, does our purpose hold ? It holds that it may preserve our ideals, that it may harness our wills to the Will of God, and that, while mortal life is ours, it may keep the wind full against the sails of our little barque. To sail beyond the sunset till we die For beyond the setting sun, beyond all earthly realms, lies our heaven. It stretches far; it is the land of still waters. Ideals stand as milestones on the road to its broad meadows. To strive, to seek, to find, and It is to the attainment of these ideals that we strive; to seek them out is our glorious adventure ; to find them is a culmination of a lifetime of trust and implicit hope. All we ask of you, then, our friends whom we love, are your prayers that forever we may remain true to the resolutions we have made not to yield. Catherine Kell- ' . Four

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Calif 07-nia, with her catholic- ity of scenery, government, pop- ulation, memories, and even the fabled weather, cannot possibly be classified in any narrow scope. She is born of all Europe therefore she must bear a like- ness unto all Europe. To this idea we dedicate our efforts in compiling this, the yearbook of the class of 1931 of St. Mary ' s Academy. .Six