Georgian Court University - Courtier Yearbook (Lakewood, NJ)

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Never have any three weeks flown as fast as Christmas vacation. Those exciting three weeks devoted to parties, seeing old friends, and sleep- ing late. Upon our return we compared notes , and came to the unanimous decision that Santa had been generous to us all. .lust as all good things must come to an end and one must come hack to earth, so it was with us. We returned from our dream cloud of a holiday to earth with a rude bounce for we found ourselves right in the middle of mid-term examinations. Every meal in the dining room found someone advertising for a lost texthookg the arygles we had been faithful to all year were cast down without a second glance and we were deep in study. The officers of the Class of 1949: Peggy McCarty, secretaryg Rosemary Dunn, trea- surerg Pat Carroll, president, and Frances Clancy, vice president. CQJJ-ei' - as-.tf-.I 649' QS him' fshrlilliyl . 'gfsizaeg 'lfw-ff' 1 'M Efggyg-iz, Tyan.-1:1t..X ll 4541. I LN ffm.: K- - ljoxk' Tl' OL' home. iii wma ,J i.Suue,LL OJ Mary Troy, Ada Procaccini a Gloria Miele on the steps the post office, having mail their first letters of the ye .V new-L lv.-rpg-'5D'4v.:Q-1 C Silk u.S-M1-wa: Then the silver lining every! el ld is pro- ported to have calnc shining through and we were dancing at the Senior Ball at the Starlight Roof of the Waldor-f-Astoria. This was a very gay and exciting affair and made up for all we had gone through during exams. After the Prom we returned to school to make the retreat which was given this year hy the eminent Reverend Timothy J. Mulvey, O.lVf T. We were thankful for the many hcauti- ful thoughts and practical lessons which he im- planted in our hearts and minds. fi Each year the Junior class sponsors the Va- lentine Part and we were determined to make Y . four party the rousing success ,tllat,sPcl,1,affairsw 0 N.',,w, s 11 gg , fa 5:1-X,--J AJ-' ax - ,L if' ' ' at z ,tern Y?-TLT? 1-ifef'-a-'-fJ?L .Y' tiff.-,efffffv ' .1 ' 11,14 'E' .', ' -, ,' ,,'f ' , gk,-,L,,'7 ' ff Sifjff- 'ifi'.,-f:.5'1L5ff r' .. .af UNL' ff! rfi.---fJffzJ' rU,,,,,g1jr.j Zllvulg fy,,.-illrvfrix, LT, ,v.,x..ji I? F-AVL v 1,v,fr,4,g--yr 'fl ' K kJ fu.f I nj-,ly-fr' Nj -,,w U 4 , v ,L J ,ffiv ff-f' L .-1 3 5' Y 'diff' , Q. 'g girafvfr' ,' . 3 , ,m.LH.f.f' h,:3jy11f!J:,1ALAf, t - 'gzijrg ,Qi tes-.1,e', I Vlfsfs ,r5 '7 Basking in the sunshine reflected on ,f the lagoon steps are Peggy McVeagh, 1' Pat Carroll, Anne Crossen and Liz 4, - Byrne while . . . , Q W' ' l, ' W 'L'- E,u0 '3J- - .. ug ,. 1 , . CRW X T M . ' . . M 5 .X dvr I .L ,HM , l - -5 ' ' QP' i ' calf- 1 4- t--- . 4, 1 w 'j 'ef Q51 , I ,, L i t .W V 1 'y 'J.. if M- e VT P .nr .- - Lia' QP- 'I Jr flh' bla ' . ' i yd, 3 wo' - x,,J36,,aa - ,WJ , ' ' P -ri .fn WN ri 'LW . Lying-2,1 ary' i .iff -Q 'J vw.-DA ry' P W 5 ck? ?jL 'Q' Aff, rl . . other members of the class found the lawn just as enjoyable. A . - - gf . V ' uf l-fi -' 'U 't'i,,,Jrv if 1 -:fr -J., t 'R