St Peters Academy - Veritas Yearbook (Saratoga Springs, NY)

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THOMAS F. MAGOVERN, Class President High erected thoughts seated in the heart of courtesy Editor, orator, student, sportsmonhWell mannered 0nd unassuminghCompetent in the superlative degreewCloss President 3, 4hBosketboll 1, 2, 3, 4hFootbollh Public Speaking 3, 4hC. Y. O.-Sonctu- cry Boy-Edifor, Veritos'thependoble hVersotileh'lMoose MARJORIE J. HENZEL The best of healers is good cheer Jollyd-Joviothronk and fun Ioving-Goy hegrted songstress-Orderly - Respectful hEvgarybody's frienthice President, C. Y. OhClbss Secretory 4- Veritos Typ- ing Staff-Good humoredhlnimitobleh J'Morgie ; TERESA R. ROBBINS, Vice President Whose little body lodged c1 mighty mind Tiny, but rremendoushin wit, learning, kindness, cooperationhCloss Vice Presi- dent 4-Choithublic Sneaking 3, 4- Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4-BosketbaH 3, 4- Literory Editor, Veritos hUnselfishh Understonding- Tre0 . JAMES O. CLUKIES With malice toward none, with charity for all Heart worming smilehColthven fem- perethportsmonship of its best-A ster- ling characterhClass Treasurer 4-C. Y. QhBosketboll, Football 1, 2, 3, 4hSonc- luory Boyh- Veritos Art Steftholerant hAppreciotive- J im .

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cgem'oz Choice; H VERITAS OMNIA VINCIT This motto so closely connected with the title of our yearbook signifies to us something of great importance We have chosen the phrase Truth conquers all for the reason that in it we see a goal well worth striving for. Man has a conscience. How he follows it depends on his own free will. In the end, he discovers that when he followed Truth he was happiest May this motto as a beacon light guide us ever to right choices in the secure knowledge that in His Truth lies our peace and the attainment of happiness. CLASS FLOWER Forget-me-not. All the impressive words that have ever been used could never surpass the strength implicit in the name of the simple little flower Forget-me-not . Strange it is that such a tiny creature of God has the power to remind us of so much of the past; And this is the exact purpose for which we have the Forget-me-not as our Class Flower. CLASS COLORS Blue is Our Blessed Mother's color, and has ever been a cymbol of loyalty. To us it represents loyalty to teachers, parents, friends, classmates and above all to our Alma Mater and the Ideals she has taught. Gold reminds us of Our Blessed Mother's royalty, and has ever been a symbol of success. To us it represents not only worldly but, more important, spiritual success. In choosing Blue and Gold as our Class Colors, we pray that each of us loyally following the aII-encompassing Truths of God will reach Eternal Success. C LASS PATRON ESS tiO thou . . . who from thy fair irrudimzt palms scutterest all lore and loveliness as alms; Yea, holy one, who winest thyself to beauty for the worldF, It has been suggested that when Francis Thompson wrote these lines, he was thinking of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal. She, whose image, etched on jewels or stamped on tin, is worn by so many mil- lions of the faithful. We, who feel ourselves to be her special children by virtue of our devotion to her as manifested in our perpetual noe vena, have chosen Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal as our Class Patroness. May she who patterned her life according to the Will of God, so that its shining moral beauty has ever been our tainted na- turels solitary boast'l scatter her graces and rich love into our lives and grant us to follow her in the Way of Truth unto Life.

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MM JAMES A'HEARN The one way To multiply happiness is to divide it. Agreeoble disposition-Good natured per- sonalitw-Considerate towards oll3lndoor sportsmon3C. Y. Q-4Veritos Circula- tion Sfoff-Cheerful-Foncy freea'Uim . RUDY S. BREYO He is rich who is contented Not 0 care in the worId-Thct priceless virtue of satisfaction with what he 11053 Quaint remarks wh$ch have provided many a lough-C. Y. 0.3-Junior Bake Sale- hVeritas Circulation Steff3Corefree-3 Goy3 Rudy . J , Qt 3.63339. ameQ-I d3 and! W A cwix MW! fV MAJ, ZZZ w 11?er 23 f c A V I A X w 44X JEANNETTE A. BOOTIER All that's good of dark or bright, Meets in her aspect and her eyes Crisp white blouses3Flowlessly pressed skirts-Well shined shoes3Alwoys there when there's something doing or 10 be done3Doily Mass go-er3Cheerleoder 1, 2, 3, 43Choir3Basketboll3C, Y. 0.3 Veritos Typing St'aff-Friendly3Pleos- ing3HJ0yH. 5 K . N x. c STANCEMVURNS We are such stuff as dreams are made of, Long flowing locks3Litt'le girl borrets3- Lovely voice3Pcised3Poetically inclined -Surprising wit-C. Y, O.--Public Speak- ing 3, 43'1Veritos Literary Staff3Toll3 Willowy- Connie . . V30 JEAN M. BREEN Her voice was ever soft, gently, low II Jeannie with the light brown hoirH3Co- operation personified3Doily of Moss and Communion-Cheer!ec1der 1-C. Y, 0.- Junior Bake Sole3 Veritos3' Typing Staff 3TronquiI3Cheerful3'ernnie , GEKIRUDE ,A. COLLWQ , W 3h ' a Wlt's ggd to be merrMpnd WISe $uch Rimbitiy-Congeniol, competent, rust thy3- olent in many lines3 Cheerl der 1, 2, 3, 43Boske'rboll 3, 4- ChoiT-C. Y. O,-Public Speaking 3, 43 Literary Editor, Veritas -FoithfuI-Re- ' lioble- Trudy .