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Page 106 text:
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?9!H The cllmax occurred on a balmy Saturday mornlng when for the Commencement EXCICISCS everyone made themselves more brlght and shmy than ever Humhly the Senlors knelt 1n the Chapel for the last tlme proudly they processed down the clrcle to the front of the mam hulldlng where they recelved recognltlon for Jobs well done ,Q 4 , ,K f o ,. h 7 5 . , 5 , 7 Q
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Secondly, came winter with its blustery winds and fresh, crystalline snows. This was the holiday season when, during the long Christmas vacation, uneasy scholars vainly attempted to smother their pre-exam neuroses with yuletide cheer. When they returned to the campus, the students, spell of false security was completely shattered by the thunder- ing pressure of supplementary assignments and review classes. Some- how, everyone lived through this mental ordeal. Finally, the rough, brown earth was smeared with green splotches. As the chilling blasts gave Way to gentle zephyrs, spring came-and prevailed. The verdant hue of green combined with the pink and white dogwood trees to form a warm hypnosis on everyone's sensibilities. All this came and went-too soon. Then the last few wonderful days were upon the students. They invited those girls back home to come up for the best dance of the year. When their dates smiled their approval of the beautifully decorat- ed gymnasium, the members of the Social Committee realized that all the hard work was not in vain. All the students-and the Seniors, par- ticularly-acknowledged the fact that the dance symbolized Saint James School in its finest hour. Herein were mixed the elements of gentility, congeniality, and liberal- ity. It was great to be a Saint James student. together for the last time
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Page 107 text:
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The Semors had f11'l1ShCd thls stage of Lhelr hves and would go on to newer actlons newer casts of characters Regaldless of the dlfferent tlmes and places ln wh1ch they mlcht fmd themselves howevel they would never forget thls drama that they had shared together , --.n' I 7 . 'U ' . Y. ' 7 7
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