Elms College - Elmata Yearbook (Chicopee, MA)

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ELMP-TA es fa LUCILLE MARGARET CHAMPOUX 32 EAGLE STREET, SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Gmcef1zI and weft!! all .the duel, Bleiring and bleu zvbereev' the grim. -U 1l1i.1111 Cotrper. If you should chance to journey past our Philosophy Classroom on any line day you might wonder at the huge words uttered as smoothly and swiftly as if they were just so many nursery rhymes. lf you listened attentively you would discover that it was not a dictionary come to lifeg but only our Lucille proving that the weaker sex is not as scatter-brained as we are sometimes accused of being. There arent many questions that can bafiie herg for she is gifted with an excep- tionally logical mind. No matter where she is-in Philosophy, French, English, Methods, or Latin- Lucille has the right answers. She shines in the gymnasium as well. Here her skill in basketball is admired by everyone. It seems incredible that a girl so devoted to her scholastic and athletic activities can still find time for social events, but Lucille manages in some way. She is a con- noisseur of good fun, in the form of movies, dances, parties, and formals. She knows all the latest dance steps, and it is no unusual sight to see us all grouped around while she executes the most intricate of them. I-ler versatility shows itself in still another way. We have become accus- tomed to depending upon her for many of our business affairs. When we need publicity for a prom or some ads. for the Elmata we single her out and she always comes through. Her helpful spirit, her kindness, and thoughtfulness, her sparkling personality, and her keen mind have endeared her to us all. Sodality l, 2, 3, 43 Le Cerrle Fr.n1g'i1ii 1, 2, 3, -ig Monsignor Doyle Science Club -lg Metaphysical Club 31 Social Action Club -ig Dramatic Club 43 Chairman of .Patrons and Publicity, junior Promg Assistant Business Manager of Elmatag Class Day Oratorg Chairman of Refreshments. Senior Prom. C215 1957 ex A

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ELMATA CN f? 5 .vw- Ii A .. la. f., I f 52 IW ,, ' -4 9 V ' ., 1513 , I ' 'R K: Senior Class Ufiicers ImaIf.!w1f,' Mlss LIIIIISIQ M. WIiLc3H I'mf-PIwfI!IfI1f.' Mm CLAIRE A. REAVEY 1'm1.Iff1-III-.' Mm BERNARDINE A. CONATY 5'mff.IIAy,' M155 KATHERINE R. KINI. Cf!.zIf CIflffrI.' CRIMSON AND SILVER CIIIII lflfnwf-.' AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE 1 Zo 9 ,-, 1957 CK f?

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ELMATA Q'x f'5 BERNARDINE ANN CQNATY S MONICA Sr., TAUNTON, Mass. There nm tl mf! and pen.i'i1'e gmfe A Lllil uf Ifiullgflf 11171111 ber face The mild' exjlitaiiinrz spoke tt mind 111 duly firm, mzlzprfiezf. detigfledf' -Smit. Everyone knows Bunny and will continue to remember her for her cheerful disposition and readiness to help when there was need of help. As a student, Bunny was among the best. Her talents are manyfof which she should be justly proud. For instance, as a knitter and dressmaker she is beyond comparefthe beginning, perhaps, of that domestic trend. In addition, she is quite apt at the strumming of her banjo-ulte. For the past two years Bunny has held the honorable position of class-treasurer. We join in commending our choice of so competent a financier. In closing we say that Bunny's voice will long live in our memories as being ever soft and lowAa commendable thing in woman. If we may judge the future by the past, we may say with confidence, Bunny, that wherever life may lead you, success will be there. Sodality 1, 2, 3, -ig Metaphysical Club 3g Social Action Club 43 Monsignor Doyle Science Club -ig M. J. B. Debating Club 1, 2, 45 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 5, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, bi, Double Quartet 41 College Play 5, -13 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Treasurer 3, 43 Ring Committeeg Class Historian. 1225 1937 'isp fa