Ursuline Academy - Acres Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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We samg Tntering our Senior year the climax to our life at Ursuline xxe looked for xxard to a year filled xxith excitement hard xx ork and fulfillment XX e xx ere not disappointed for the xear met all our expectations Reyoicing in our full glory is seniors xxc gave thc freshmen 1 lcsson in obedience during Senior xxcek in September The freshmen xvill nexer forget the judgment court of angels xx ho passed out merciful scntcnccs upon them so freely The Freshman Reception into the student bodx provided our first op portunity of performing an official dutx as seniors Haxing instructed thcsc nexx members of the Ursuline family in the regulations and traditions of the school xxe symbolically passed on thc Lrsuline spirit to the girls bx lighting their candles November marked our first stage triumph Tilly from Texas a lively three act comedy Under the skillful direction of Mr Morgan xxe held the The peace and solitude of our first closed retreat xx as a memorable experi ence Through the cleansing of our souls of selfishness by means of the beau tiful meditations in the prayerful quiet xxe felt closer to Perfect Happiness than xxe had exer before Father XX ebers guiding xxords Give good xx ith sacrifice xxill alxx axs remain xxith us Decorating for the Christ Child Partx helped us capture the true spirit of Christmas The small tots xx cre completely dazzled bx the shimmering tree and piles of gaily xx rapped presents Our traditional Senior Snoxx Ball added the perfect touch to the holiday season In a fantasy of translucent xx hite net gleaming xx ith pale green lights xx e crowned our Charity Queen Sally McDonough anuary brought xx ith it our cherished Ring Ceremony in xxhich xxe finally felt ourselves true Ursuline girls Completing the traditional novena xxe asked St Angela and St Ursula to make us xxorthy of xxearing the insignia of Ursuline standards throughout our hx es We vxorked hard on all of the mission projects of the other classes and made our own contribution in the form of a play given in March May Day xx ith our Queen and Royal Court had a special loy for us At Graduation xxe reminisced on four of the happiest years of our lives We are grateful for the help and prayers of our sponsors Our Senior year xvill always bring to mind the patience thoughtfulness and kindness of Mother Dolores Marie who with the Blessed Mother made our year so successful 28 I I I I 'lf YA ',, ' f ' A 'l ' x A 'x ' v ' '-'f - f -A ' I y' y i - - x 1 A r 4 L 4 Q' three night capacity houses in delighted anticipation and suspense. - , Y T I 7 A vp, , - . 7 .. . Y. ' v , y' V tv . y' . I I 7 7 ' 7 , , 7 U r y v Y t D D . , Y . . . , V. V . . 1 . 7 . . . V . . , y g , V. 7 7 . 7 v '

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our Ursuline Symphony MARY FRANCES EVANS VICKI MANDEVILLE However, the membership in the National Honor Society chapter at Ursuline is not merely an honorary one, for these girls plan the impressive induction ceremony early in the spring and supervise the annual May Day production, which has, since the origination of the Society chapter two years ago, chiefly stressed the role of the students in planning as well as performing in the presentation. The National Honor Society has already established a fine record for service at Ursu- line, a record which will grow in value through the years to come. MADERE MULLEN MARY MILLER Q6

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