Georgetown Visitation School - Green Gate Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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l'iI7'J'l lillzff. fe!! In rlgiil' C.. O'Neill, C. Mooney, K. Oldfield, -I. Power Siwfllif lufzftj lf, Reidy, M, Nerone, M. O'l5rien Slinlifiue' N. Ro n1u.tlde7. G liotke. Mizfeif ul lluf fflllllfdfll' li. Prior, M. A. Nolte. H. Ring. Milltif, lift In rlglvlx .I. l:.lI'fClI, N. Feighiln, li. Donnelly, lt Cmlvin, li. Downing. isfzlllilllll' M. Hoover, C.. ltxutns, M, Duque. li. Ifldnnery. C.. Doyle, R. Forrest, M. Diev. belonged, for we became members of the Student body. One Friday night during the football se.ison, we were invited to the University to .1 r.1lly .ind d.tnLe. Wfe were gmteful for the gens er.il permission given us. 'l'he 'lhtnksgiving Holidays :prune and went li Seated. lc!! In rzliglwrq D. Burth, V. Byrne, P. Byrne M l'srenn.in, U Devine, B. Boyle, if. Helton KIIULXIILLI l.. Blinzler. B. Cuissidy, N. Curroll, lf. Iirighthill, M. A. ifhttse. and we found ourselves prepdring for the BLlZ.lLlI'. the Cfhristmds hohditys, .ind then the New Ye.n1 Next mme those inevitable exams, .ind then the beginning of .1 new semester. Wk- hegitn the semester with the Grads Teri Dunne rind some of us .itrended the ,lunior Prom .it the University,

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fill ff FRESHMAN CLASS OFFIcQHRs Lvl! In right Al. W. de G'rar111'prt?. N. Feigban. j. lllfdfgtililtlil. l?l'USfIlflf'lCll1 Crfltiss History Shall we ever forget that first day! Meeting the many new faces-faces which would become very familiar in the next two years. The few days that followed were a combination of homesickness, confusion, and anticipation. Our big sisters helped us greatly by befriending us and making us feel more at home, Shortly, the days began to slip by, one by one, and looking back, we wondered just where they had dis- appeared, and our memories recalled events that occurred after our arrival. Following the many tests, we were enthusiastic about the Faculty-Stu- dent Dinner where we met our future teachers. Then came St. Margaret Mary's feast day, and that night, the Marshmallow Roast at the Slave Cabin. At the Cap and Gown Ceremony we really felt we 24

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.rn 1 5 fb we y l'4ii1il mia: fell In rllqfvlf M. L. Hanley, Haynes, lf. Hazel, M. jellrcys. Summl r'IlI4.' N. Hinslwerg, M. W. ale Grumlpre, M. A. ale Hnstm. 'lfiirif 11114: M. Hirten, A. Gerin, E. Heffernan, L. jones. Fllllfffl H111 .' M. Goods. V-fi v Seated. fell In riglifx S. Vnlaulc, -I. Taylor, -I. Wfaxggixilhlii, A. Ryan, N, Rosenquest. Sfzlllxffllib' N. West, C. Van Rummy, lf. Smith, M. We-lin-r. M. Wliillcri, N. Trauey. l.cnr begun, and cnnling it, we experienced our lirsr college retreat-llien came Eusrcr vacation. ln May, excitement reigned king, for we were ull preparing in aulvuiice for the most wnmlcrful dance of the your-rlic Cotillion. Preparation fur lin.ils followed, but they werent lnokul forward Sealed, lim! mu. fall In rigbh P. Leclzlirc, A. lNl.1LDnm1lil. .S'cm1nf mu: D. Ndllcllan, M. N4Dnnalil. M.. M. Leu. Tlvinf mu: li. Lynnli, H. McAfee, I.. Miller. Slilmfifllq. M. Melia, M. Kcnncily, S. McKenna, A. Knight. li. Little. to with same type of excitement. to be sure. The many grads wc came rn know so well graxduutecl in june, and many were the sud gond- byes, but for us, the Freshmen, ummrlicr joyous yeiii' was ulieiul. .lfu