Elms College - Elmata Yearbook (Chicopee, MA)

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Sisters IT IS a great joy to give of oneself and to see the recipient go forward amid dan' KET ESQ gers, armed with moral strength, fortified 1-f! S' Xiu-5 with good example. This joy must dwell always within the heart of every Sister of Saint Ioseph here on campus for, have you ever known a more willing, a more def pendable group? They are women donatf ing their services not for temporal rewards vw. but for the greater goal of spiritual sancf tiication. Day by day they have watched us grow physically and mentally. Now we are prepared, encased in the armor of moral strength, fortiied with goodness and happiness, to defend their lessons and to depend upon them for strength. lf we were to ascribe our formula for the sure attainment of infinite joy hereafter we would enumerate the qualities of our Sisters and suggest that they be followed. For nowhere else will such an essentially happy community be found, one so revered yet one so humble. Since we have accepted every' thing from you, our Sisters, we should return a worthy gift. But to offer material rewards would be folly and so here, when upon the brink of departure, we present our only gift, our prayers. Never to forget you, always to remember you in our devotions, to constantly intercede in your behalf, these are our bequests. these make up our spiritual estate, these we gladly give to you and the while, asking God above to keep you with Him now and always. .. i likxixxh' Y ,, - 1 X.. If-.5 iffy' 5 :wi 'e' Q ,,.+1y,w-',,. in-ailvba' ..-. . ca... -3. j 'QA' 3 94 Z' 53' V i .V ' .. 'f Q' 1 ' H!ih,Q T. ish l i ' , :a x y ii' iiagf mllfll f20l

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A 'W KATHERINE S. LONG, B.S Physical Education I 19 I

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Parents JOY is AN allfencircling emotion. It 'X dwells in your heart and guides your , every action. But all too frequently, in our times of happiness, we forget those gn who have made all of this possible. Had it not been for their sacrifices, their assistf , i f '2 ance, and their prayers, how far would l ' we have come? Could we have answered 'ggfsgleli' ,f to the name of Graduate? Could we have 5 'ilk'-ng V tii V known and loved and cherished our colf 'iii Ev ii 'illi Wil A 5 'fi 5, lifiit lege days? To these two dear people we owe so much, a debt of love, of happiness, of education. Therefore, from the deepest and furthermost recesses of our happy hearts, we utter a humble Thank you. It echoes and refechoes through the pages of this yearbook until, in clear and defiant print, it finds its way to you, our parents, whose days and nights are filled with thoughts and plans for us, whose every action receives its impetus from love of us. For, now on the brink of Graduation Day, filled with joy, we realize that in each joyous blessing there's a sense of gratitude. It may be dorf mant but it nevertheless is there and should be expressed. So here on this page, dedicated to our parents, we give you our best, and that best of ours is only meager remuneration for your best, so freely given and so calmly received. i2ll