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

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Friend amify iea THOSE WERE THE DAYS we thought would never end. but now the time has come for us to gather the memories we have collected at Saint Mary's. The time has come to pack them away until we pass this way again! THOSE YEARS WILL FLY BY, most people feel. Those four fragile years of college life. what is it that makes time pass so quickly? The cheerful times. as well as the tearful times. pull close friends even closer! SEASONS CHANGE. Days go by. People come and people go. Though our paths lead us apart, they will meet one day. l know. But l owe you so much dear friend, for all those treasured times. For you've made me a richer man having had you in my life. Dear Friend by DeGarmo S Key A LlFETlME'S NOT TOO LONG to live as friends, according to Michael W. Smith a Christian record- ing artist. lt's true. A friend is one of life's necessi- ties. They help us grow to know ourselves. IT SEEMS LIKE ONLY YESTERDAY when this set- ting and these events seemed totally foreign to us. College meant nothing more than indepen- dence - a means of escape for some. Yet, there remained an inevitability. We were bound to dis- cover that frustrating, mysterious creature called friend. hip fait lr . 315' . ell, ha 3117! 446 lllgs tba! VG' fo ri' fs' bay ye bf' 1 ' U70 o ebap drs to 0003910-,E, nd-Zyjb 111.3 I 3155394 durlhg ' W - S .Y In 10 fl: 06 if I' ' I X143 ,277 rf,6,m' U 419: for ,500 - 6 3,8 3171, ,hr rl 00' bel' 1.3, ISV A af, 66112030 siffizat 11,6 re ar A P 'S-Gln, A4 anfg of ayy kno 6 Very fe d ary' 3627 - W Us - WPG Ealff, Sb 1 Uafnt XII, , Opfe . GS , an Sid In I . l7Cl'e,35-ed 126'-2 60, 6 3:7 6nd can gs war, XC Use Ch Grieg e hav 316168 617085. f 9 gfhv, G . 0 sbgel or 'he a ends yai 198 gre I fl! ,Har , A ar Ween ysls I. s lk If I rf, . Qc f fa - 3961773 Il, e fllhes Nth ere mlb' I0 me W5-91 5 eff' 3- when 1- ' are ' Die 6 Sf al If dl 0 ter cashionwjzs Someijgd dealrflzsi sufprzzili an 6 fji fe bl-6, ollgf, gl' X ak bl' Susan P05209 the ftwx is 19 ,769 8 bar ADGCI 0,931 A061- IG1' 0fgr0W - ,ofa f . S E'VE'l'J,tb I ,Hg UA - flgndsh A Ihoke ,bg 'sie-1 - Q - , gut , .yolfve ting as ,S Ir 'f ff 13- Went go- lr 1- 9 wa Strong lsdfo, lb ,781-of S I7 every 1 If can I 8 1-ebti Olhetlin 65' Willa., 00.1.-f, i f'-S1 1 and 3 0 ap Ib X113-6 ,081 Wald, age! 112 EDITED BY MARIA DOTI ' ' ' 'il-ii '.7: f -'A -. --- Y... :M-

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l ll .fc lil Fl? 4 , f Toast the Town l need a date . .. who will pay for Senior Formal '88? It rhymes, it's catchy, but will it work???? After four years of typical SYR's, THE Senior Formal, and I was going. A weekend in Chicago, complete with din- ner, a champagne toast, the band, lights, Cubs, museums, long formal dresses Cand tuxesb and my favorite friends - it doesn't get any better than this. The Senior Formal is held annually in Chicago, and is an event that is looked forward to for years by underclass- men - unless, of course, they are lucky enough to be invit- ed by a senior. The dance is for both Notre Dame and Saint Mary's seniors -Sherry Green Sheila. Beth and Jackie are adorned in pearls and silk, faces glowing with excitement as they prepare for their biggest dance yet. lr' .jgflfllnwl KOH!! .!4llIl2 l?0I'glYlllI1 EBAOFCCA jd. g0l'9h'ldllll HO qt X s swf-P t,.,.,..- 2 i I i x, l , . . e7LQl'l'JCl -jC. KOJUL 90601 BOMHOII M02 T14 lnfiurflta goeaeh Wicca gonucct eat 1 r 1 J JI .Ann marie gorgh emily gozih