College of St Rose - Rose Leaves Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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f 5,151 CHARACTERS FOR ROSE DAY I 9 5 l fi , A 5'1'l1ll70liC movemezzl gl is inlerjlrelerf by rffm- ff ' E Q Q Q -I Fi CWS i whiff- E-L .If..u-...,,'+F27'K7? 3i5Ti?ifi4LX?9R'fgff4f'iXi l l I ll l - r eventual crown of sainthood and her won- drous union with Divinity persuade Peru to UHEUCQUE ROSE QUEEN? it make a pledge of undying fealty to Unity, f1f11ifJ'CMMD OF HONORD P , whom she crowns. Royal Court: I i Seclzrig' . l CUIlSUL.fX A. KUUN, Cl7dZ:I'llI!Il1 of Rafe Dfzyl Tfffff ' Frieimirbip . fr .Sitrelztgfb Cozzfzfence . Pf0,fI7E7'ff,j' . Progrcarf , Honor . N-...Y 5s 4, .f V ,E ay., 1. 4 Fonrtrwz Nineg'-Two , .Slpirif of CUZIIIIILIIJ . Porfngfzl . Spain . . Dwzzfnrfztiazz . ffzlbtffzl . Imprimnmezlt Di.fLgr.f1n' . Expfomiiwl . Cnfwliqfzfifnl , 5lpf111i.rl1E111pir'4' . .ilflffif of ffm tffjfljfxf - rllembers of the Van- zty Fair group per- form Il folk dance. . Mary McCall . Margaret Dugan . Elizabeth Cummings . Rosemary Kelly . Mary Burke . Patricia Sanglyn . Evelyn Insogna . Barbara Murray Barbara Childs . joan McCarthy . . . Jane Dolphin . Elizabeth Longleway . Margot Breslin . . . Rita Haynes Mary Catherine Canfield . Julia O'Connor . Genevieve Kazyalc . . Mary Ward . . . Anna Dalton . Augusta MCSweeney . Eleanor Lennon . Jeanne Eagen ,. ,. E , '- , 8 V i 1'f4