Mount St Marys College - Pridwin Yearbook (Emmitsburg, MD)

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PROLOGUE Memories are precious things. When alone, or away from friends and those held dear, they come in a steady stream, filling our consciousness and lifting our spirits. This book is devoted to memories, memories of the time we spent around the terrace, in the chapel, and throughout the halls. For nine months of the year we lived together, studied together, and played together. We came to know each other by attending the same classes, dances, and games. Being so close, our knowledge of each other’s ways and habits became familiar. Likes, dislikes, thoughts, and dreams w ere bared and friendships securely cemented. Words and photographs cannot recapture the fascination, nor imprison the happiness of college life. They can only remind us of, and help us relive, the pleasant experiences with friends in familiar surroundings. The Pripwin cannot bring back all the experiences of the time now past, but perhaps in the days ahead, it will in some measure add a warm fullness to our fading memories.

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i Oe a ae ee ee 4! = DEDICATION | . % canal : we a i ts It is with a deep sense of filial affection y or} ; that we of the senior class of Mount St. i Mary’s College dedicate this 1952 Prip- | f WIN to our parents and guardians, in | ah A : gratitude for their many years of sacrifice | ™ : in our behalf, and especially in apprecia- 3 tion of those efforts which have made | : possible the completion of our college | education. May God bless them always.

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