Elms College - Elmata Yearbook (Chicopee, MA)

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,fN s me X -'- W-11.f:ri ''f''ffis--f'ss:g'i 1'Q e'Mi'f'.., , 0 i '?fF-'-fff QQ-A-A -W'--B-M-W-W-MW -Xv---- W-W-s-A -N- . is - -.ee Cs L f 6' CLAR.E ALICE DEYINE SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Her voice was t'z'vr soft, Cvzillv. and lorug-an e.z'fellvnt thing ut ci ivan-fait. Dark eyes sparkling with merrirnent, a smile full of the joy of living, a gentle, sweet voice.- that is Clare. Her cheerfulness and ability to keep smiling have endeared her to us all. Her unquenchable good humor has lightened many a weary hour. Even philosophy orals have proved powerless to impair her joyous disposition. Clare's athletic prowess is well recognized. Few, indeed. are they who presume to challenge her at tennis, while no less formidable is her skill with a soccer ball. Music is another of Clare's accomplishments. No quartet is ever quite com- plete without her. And residents of O'Leary Hall can testify to her talent as a pianist,-and to her generosity in displaying this gift. However, of all the things she loves to do, tripping the light fantastic is her favorite. Statistics show that, since reaching the age of reason, she has not missed a single dance. Clare is always willing to help, and has served on numerous com- mittees, among them that of the Junior Prom. Her sincerity and honesty have won her a host of friends, and we all have learned to know and appreciate the sterling character that lies beneath Clare's happy, never failing smile. XYe feel sure that she will smile her way through life as gaily and as successfully as she has through college. Our best wishes follow you, Clare. Sodality secretary 25 Dramatic Clubg Le Cercle Francaisg Metaphysical Cluhg Catholic Action Club: Athletic Association: Associate Humorous Editor. .Qi ,.,,...........ae.:..,-aff, .arf-1--:ef ext... ff-1: .75 sh f -f--AffA , ...Qs in 1 0,0 3, I5 r :gn ,S O 'A EZ 5516 wx ! NT