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.IUNIOR CLASS President . . . . .MOLLY MALONEY Vice-President . . . . . BETTY GOLDSTONE Secrem1'y . . . PATRICIA PIERSON Treasurer . . . LOUISE DIEPENBROCK , ,, ' ., , . 'fi A ll . ' I 5' n ' . K f - V J ' - Q ' lm f . --f v-rw., f Y, I f ,,,T i . Q - M H . .,,.,, , , 1.-P -Q-1. I 'i V f A xlss.w.:m' A, ' Tm- - f -- ' Fj i I 41 . T 3 X ., l 1 T J 2 I as , !i Z 'i ie V' 'Ll' fi Ati..-f A This year the junior class gave the Christmas Party with the chuck- ling, hearty, old St. Nick himself as the guest of honor. Later in the semester the refectory was gaily decorated with green and white candles and nosegays of sweet peas, violets, and carnations, when the juniors invited the Student Body to an early southern dinner. Breaking the old tradition of a dinner at the Tea House on our Patron Saints Day, we had a lovely all-day outing in the nearby meadow. Prerident -as QSC' MOLLY MALONEY
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PROCTORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-Prexident Secretary Treasurer Milancy Smith, Peggy Compton, Jean Freeman, Barbara Toms, Virginia Caswell, Carol Tinclell, Sue Spieker, Marylou Raggio, Yvonne Perrin, Betty Sibbald, Dorothy Carew, Patty Mack, jane Hum . . . CLARA TAFT . . NANCY LITTLE JOHN . . JANE HURN . MARY MALCOLM Y-. . ,M 1 N
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SOPHOMORE CLASS Preiizlent Vice-Prericienl Secretary Trearzzrer NANCY EDWARDS SALLY KNOWLES . . CoNsTANcE WOODHEAD . MARY BARKER wi-. IQ A.u.nn1.ni .xzanrfamzuah-Emi' We are the studious Sophomores and we've lived up to every tradi- tion throughout this year. Do you remember the Hallowe'en party on that eerie night in Gctober? And later on the silver cup was ours for the month of January. - But the most sparkling activity of all was the parody on The Mer- chant of Venice -a witty comedy all in song . . . And again we were rewarded. This time we went challenging the waves on alaunch ride . . . what fun!! And though next year we'll be jaunty young Juniors, we'll look back to our Sophomore days with wistful memory of one of the happiest years of all, for we were neither young ladies nor little children. We were merely: Standing with reluctant feet Wluere womanhood and childhood meet. Preiidefzl 465 NANCY EDWARDS
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