Georgian Court University - Courtier Yearbook (Lakewood, NJ)

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+ Peay n Will that dinner bell ever ring? Seftember ia the Rain | The sun cast its rays of light and warmth on us as we walked through the beautiful and picturesque gardens of the Court . . . as we watched the leaves’ joyful dancing, we knew we were glad to be back after a gay summer .. we were assigned our homey rooms in Lakehouse and in Kingscote . . . it | was a wonderful feeling to be back again among friends and classmates and } we looked forward to another year at CAG Carne We Give Shee Thanks After we had unpacked our trunks and suitcases and boxes, and had finally untangled our class schedules we settled down to an inspiring Retreat conducted by Father Henry Weeks of the Augustinian Order. We know that we shall never forget his dynamic personality and his thought-provoking | conferences. She Gutumn Leaves November and the Junior Prom—how linked those two thoughts seem to us. We had looked forward to the Prom with eager anticipation . . . now it is over, and only sweet memories remain. Thanksgiving came as a welcome relief from our mid-semester examinations. Those days of vacation were whiled away at football games and shopping for a new dress for the Holly Hop. Father Hannon was a guest at our Christmas party. SpE NN ET IES EOE IT SY AAAI NIE ESE is 2S Rf ECT a cree GEORGIAN 7: “COURT S COLLEGE | ae a ny i ae Vee Sophomore Squadron of G, C.’s Bicycle Brigade.

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Lakehouse claims most of the sophomores. Front Row: D. Chapman, M. Tark, C. Perri, A. Maday, J. FitzPatrick, J. Farrell, J. Coogan. Second Row: A. O'Mara, E. Conti, B. Beam, J. Kelly, A. Tancredi, M. Barreras, N. L. Bauman, P. Loughran, J. Karcher, M. Cook. Standing: P. Sammarco, D. Hall, J. Provan, M. Masugi, J. Benzoni, E. Reiley, E. Morrison, J. Drummond, L. Franco, B. Wall, A. Vallerino, F, Gregory, C. Jaramillo, M. Vallerino, A. Tajima. Sophomore Clase History | Dean Diary: We have so many interesting things to tell you about our sophomore year at G. C. C. that we hardly know how to begin. However, we shall try to share with you some of the wonderful events that have occurred during the year. Sophomore Leaders Maxine, Anne, Jean, and Carolyn. an We ka he: ra hese rtenaiviYOMIESST A Tenis Poeun | Come on, it’s perfect hiking weather. Aggie and Betty are off for a sleigh ride with their dates. Laddie and some of his Lakehouse frien: | | 132 ‘ | : ice,

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2 i ei sei spat a Tt SF EDD Locate tne PATS SH EN NE Kingscote sophomores. Front Row: J. M. McDonnell, R. Folker, A. Sassani, R. Remias, B. Divine. Back Row: P. Trilli, M. Coyle, S. Harting, A. Pointkowski, C. Muvdi, E. Ho. Betty, Aki, and Michi at the flower arrangement show. F Ss Beainning a Look a Lot Like Chnistmas The entire campus was permeated with the Christmas spirit as the lovely, traditional ceremonies of Christmas week took place at the Court. We tried to express as best we could our love for the Christ Child as we knelt at His Crib in prayer or added our voices to the joyful caroling. On the eve of our Lae Christmas recess, our ever thoughtful Sisters of Mercy gave uS a banquet at which they expressed their best wishes and prayers for a holy and blessed Christmas. 3 ti i Looks Like a Cold Cold Whnter tha | What a nice vacation we had... and how quickly it drew to a close. The } New Year brought with it a host of good resolutions as we returned to the Eee We Court. We resolved to study more diligently, to prepare for our exams more | carefully, and oh! so many more resolutions! Not long after mid-term exams Eagerly awaiting the mailman. we became the proud owners of a treasured piece of jewelry—our class pins. Now everybody smile, 134 Doris takes Laddie for a walk.