Villa Maria Academy - Trumpet Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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A Villa Girl's Engagement Book September 8-Registrati on. October 2wBishopls Visit. October 3mS8l1lO1',S lfVElCO1H6 Party. October 7-Freshman Initiation. October 21-Junior Oard Party. October 30-Senior llallowelen Party. November 21--Monsignor Peter Oauley's Visit. December 9-Juniors Snowball Dance. December 19-Beginning of Christmas Vacation. January 5-Second Semester. February 3-Senior Party. February 5-8-Annual Retreat. February 10-College Prom. February 134-F1'GSl1H1311 Dance. February 23-Washington Day Program. March 6-Mr. Wilson McDonald, Canadian Poet Visits the Villa. March 18-Harp Recital. March 19-Free Day in Honor of St. Joseph. lllarch 23-24- Filate's Daughterv Presented in Strong Vincent Auditorium. April 18-Secretarial Stroll. April 28-Basketball Party. May 28-Junior-Senior Banquet. June 6-Senior Card Party. June 18-Graduation. Oilwitl Tributes Oil! lt takes two to speak Truth, said Thoreau, one to speak it and another to hear it. But of these two the speaker and teacher of Truth is by far the more important. To Father Geiger, then, is due a debt We can never repay for the performance of this duty. For three years he has been our weekly instructor in ieligion. Active and alert he has done signal service to the cause of religion by his indefatigible labors. ' May Divine Fiovidence continue to bless him in his work. May no sol'- SOW distract his days and no grief disturb his nights. May the sunshine of Grod's gladness light his Way and may he enjoy a long, happy life-happy in the antici- pation of eternal life amid the sweet songs and endless joys of Heaven. life feel this is a fitting time to express a word ot' appreciation of Reverend Joseph Wehrle to whom the Villa Maria Academy is especially indebted for the 8 0'clock Mass each first Friday of the month. lf it were not for his kindness it would be quite impossible tor many of the students to hear Mass, receive Holy Communion and be on time for classes. M. G., '31. at 99 2 --V-