Saint Marys College - Blue Mantle Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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Df-'INCING ock and roll is here to stay. At many times throughout the day. we turn on our radios to listen to the latest songs. lt is not until we reach the dance floor that we realize which songs are truly great. Whether we head to Senior Bar. Theo- dore's or any formal or SYR lscrew your room- matel. we can be guaranteed to find rock and roll. The greatest moments. according to one enthusiastic dancer. are when the band or DJ play some of the popular oldies. After the dance. when our feet are sore. our bodies exhausted and our throats dry we can relax knowing that as long as the record companies keep making records and artists keep creating hits there will always be dances. e Kara Cudzilo This is the way lo dance: keep your eyes on the camera and your feel on the floor. This Domer assists his date by taking licltels at the Holy Cross country club SYR, ci 1 1 i 5 i i l Julie Drey, Mike Joyce, Tony Bonta and Peg McGuire enjoy a pre-dance drink. Sara Schoeneman and friend explore new ways! 0 v. f dancing at the LeMans formal. l '23 Y -ti

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IHRISTIVIAS wld A single flake gently falls to the ground. i look out and with the blink of an eye you 1der. . .Where did Fall go? Welcome lake ect snow! But don't get too upset. Along h the Winter season comes Christmas, rwonderment of the holiday brings mag- o the campus, and numerous events to I to your year of memories. With the w. of course, comes the annual snowball it at Notre Dame, walks to the Grotto 1ger on cold crisp nights. snow angels I snowmen. Out come the boots, gloves. ts. scarves and ear muffs. People smile 'e, as good cheer seems to escape from rywhere. The Glee Club ventures over a night of carols, and each hall partici- es in a festival of tree trimming. Pictures taken with the iolly old elf, as we hop n his knee and whisper our secret holi- idesiresl The candy canes, tinsel, lights, and other decorations. all take on life as they sparkle proudly upon the tree iand in every dorm roomy as the girls catch the Christmas spirit. Hay rides. hot chocolate. parties and friends help us forget about fi- nals and may even inspire a few people to skip classes altogether! We suddenly start to relive our childhood days of anticipation as we frantically call for hopeful rides home. No matter what previous commitments or promises may have been made. they are all put on hold for Rudolph, Frosty and the Grinch! Some things are just more impor- tant! Gifts and cards are bought and ex- changed. along with hugs and tears, typical of this special season. The magic and mys- tery of Christmas lingers in our hearts and the Bells of St. Mary's ring as a sentimental reminder of the joy and happiness we share. - by Julie Drey 41 s:M',4gg Linda Bensaia takes her turn al pulling an ornament on the jul nior class tree in LeMans Hall. The tree trimming party gave students an ex- cuse to put finals on h0ld. .K -.-K, 2 ...mg Childrenareasperial , , part of Christmas. Q Their excitement and anticipation encour- age us to find the , ' child in ourselves. Around here. thats the easiest way to he! ,. SQUTH SAINT EEND S ALU MNAE The Saint Mary 's Alumnae Club of South Bend took ad- vantage ofthe Christ- mas Bazaar lo sell a few goodies. and we took advantage of some good home- made sweets! l in ,rift W '.fl5f ini lllil: - l 4 109

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