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SOPHOMORES Ruby Britain Gertrude Dutch Randolph Moriarty Luella Burns Lucile Johnson Edward 0'Connell Benjamin Burns Mable Koudelka Loraine Warden Mary Cranley Alfred Lonergan james McDonald Harold Genia Hazel Marceaux Clarence Shea Edward Doe Ruth Juneau Blanche Shea Memory readily goes hack to the September morning, that we entered St. Slll10Il,S High School. lt was in the golden autumn of the year 1914, that a large class of twenty-one boys and girls began their higher education, delving into the more intricate branches ol' learning. Our iirst year of high school life at length passed and we willingly bequeathed our honored title of Freshmen to the many bright students destined to lill our places. ln 1915 we reached the next round of the ladder which leads to l.earning's Heights, and were given a somewhat more pleasing' appellation-''The Sophomores. We started out with the thought of becoming models so that the class just entering might mold its character into as good and noble a one as that which had gone before it. Many times during the year, we were made to realize that we were gym not as dignified and quiet as we ought to be since there were younger pupils who would pattern after us. If A hint was sometimes sufficient to ,,'. put us on our good behavior. if 'T' Now at the end of the second year tif, as I take a retrospective view of the ' if W, L?-Eff .. events of bygone days. l see on X if ' every hand our paths strewn with 1 K ff defeated problems and Latin sen- l f ff tences that once seemed formidable ' I ' tu to us. Vlfe are convinced by the suc- V ' ' 9m CW0C . cess of our two years' work that if lx fkli - ,',',.,Q-ig: ' a past is a forecast of the future, Q' lil. our school life will be crowned with ,F if success. - J f BLANCHE sHEA, 'is , 7 gg is .-fo '40 RQ . fi . K 5 - -11 1' Z A ,f iff 424:55- Jf i 'ff N ' P A f I-G 'fy , ' W-73 ' ,uf ':, I r gi. l X Fel V - i Boo Ill, x., 5g'5gif nllll 5222+ e - sellyegaf .. s ,- kv tw ivagk-t'o'::5fEi y0.'3s WS v-Fi -f f , ' -' W'-W 'W' 'W4x9'+r fe' W-fa' N Qs:a.a f N Z f 7
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Jlfletrical Translation FROM GUIRGIL15' QAENEID, BOOK I Aeneas, that mythical hero of old, Whose wanderings and exploits by Virgil are told, By a tempest one day was driven ashore- Not far from great Carthage of ancient lore. Having anchored his fleet in a secret cove, Well hidden from view by a leafy grove, With his friend, brave Achates, he started forth, Well armed with long spears of great durance and Worth He loitered along through the forestis green aisle, And scanned far and wide the vast plain the while, When lo! in his path stood a maiden fair In the garb of a Spartan with tiowing hair. 'Twas Venus, his mother, to him unknown, Who spoke to her son in a kindly tone: O tell me, brave youth, if perchance thou hast seen, Or hast heard of 1ny sisters within the green. Then Aeneas replied in a voice of regret: Of thy sisters, no sign have we seen as yet, Oh what shall l call thee! not maiden, for no, Thy voice is not that of a mortal below. Whoever thou art, be propitious we pray, And tell us what skies we are under this day. O'er the waves, we were tossed far and wide till at last, By a kind, friendly fate, on your shores we were cast. Of herself all knowledge' did Venus withhold, But presently questioned thc-se heroes bold: Who art thou? From whence and whither bound? Aeneas am I, of great Troy once renowned. By the will of the gods from my country I sailed, To seek that far country of Italy and failed. Then spake the goddess: Pray, follow the way, To the one, who, alone, o'er this kingdom holds sway. Thus Venus, Hllil slowly she' turned her head, Upon which a heavenly lustre was shed, Her neck shone forth with celestial hue, While her flowing, white robe proved the goddess true. 0 why dost thou speak to me thus in disguise, And why seek to shelter thyself from mine eyes?
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