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

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“IT SHOULD be a great prom.” “Matt’s handling it like a five-star general.” “It can’t miss if preparations are the measure of success.” “There'll be everything you could want.” “If you recover from the first night.” “This is really a plush layout.” “Are all the provisions here?” “Definitely. How about a starter?” “Not now. Wait till we get settled.” “Tonight things should be going full blast.” “So full force that the dance will only be a weak post-mortem.” “That’s no reason to slack off.” “Let’s get something to eat. Then we'll get together and mix some.” “You alive enough to get active.” Yeahs sure. Why? “We've got to get some kind of breakfast, brunch or lunch, or whatever we want to eat. You need a stiff tomato shot.” “T need a couple of days in bed with breakfast in bed three times a day.” “Why don’t you get up and move around some? Remember, you have the big date tonight.” “I feel terrible. A little toast and coffee’s just what'll cure me. And we’ve got to get our tuxes and Pastime fun at the Finn’s ws 105 corsages. Man, give me a raising hand.” “How’s my tie look?” “Fine. How about mine?” “Just a little off. Pll fix it for you.” “The night of nights—it costs, too.” “Some things you can’t pay too much for.” “Quit griping and get ready.” “T can already imagine the music and the feeling when we dance together.” “You aren’t too sentimental, are you?” x x “That’s it for this year.” “[’m sorry to see it go.” “She said it was a wonderful weekend.” “It was. Everyone I talked to said so.” “Now we're all set to settle down to Lent. Morti- fication and plenty of sleep are my resolutions.” “T think Pll give up spending.” “You do that. It’ll undoubtedly save you a little cash.” “Can’t get that dreamy warmth out of my mind.” “Tt’ll be hard to live anything to equal it.” “The parties, the dancing, the refreshments — man, what a time!” “Don’t go overboard.” “Tf it had been on a boat, I more than likely would have...”

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| JAMES MULLIGAN JAMES FORKER ARVID SIEBER JOSEPH METZGER | PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER LASS OF '56 Richard Naso James White Frank Brignola Richard Stoerlein Paul Carr Charles Futterer Leo Hylan William McGrail William Downey George Proferes Edward Bals William Geppert James O’Haren John Martini Robert Farrand Julius Takacs 107