Gwynedd Mercy University - Coelian Yearbook (Gwnedd Valley, PA)

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1s. Among '39 in the 5 ol Spam and .lflfon Center' xlorher hen Mart' ll 1 che YiSllllll fi' G Michael Ford, alumnus of our Boys' Academy, took an hour off from LaSalle to thrill a tightly packed auditorium. The Columbus Boychoir left memories of song not soon forgotten. .loc and Penny Aronson added a song and fun hour Us HWY SUl'I9l0mf'11l0fl Ollfll Olllfff ill folk SONS- The R.O.T.C. Band from Lagallv Colh-go prmtidvrl an am-lix-ily period of stirring and inspirational music. I55 . , af' 1 E 1 I i ,I li Q2 I1 11 pl 11 14 1 ll 1 1, 'l 51 11 ,: '1 fi ii I fl it 14 E I 1 l 1 1 I I S 5 1 1 i It ' I 3 I ffl tl tl 1 Qi ii '1 1 i 1 1l li I 1 1 1 1 4 . 1 i 1 il Al 1 1 1 ,1 M Li li W E if I 11 Ll 1 1 1 I i 1

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' ' f'v,r'f 'sf . sf., r ff www, fig -- . Lf Anna Maria Conti, noted soprano, who de- Marie Louise Hickey, who relived Majority lighted with song of One for our enjoyment, Visitors to Campus . . . came from every place except lVla1's. Among the STARS that shone on the stage in the Julia Ball Auditorium were I54 Lois Rapp, artist, whose scenes of Spain and Portugal were shown in Waldron Cenlef- Syhel Connolly, Irish designer, whom Mother Marg Bernard brought to the campus, when she VISIIC her in the fall. The 4 ,I I 'lot ar as llle

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Faoult Dinner A prima ballerina, Marilyn Smith, satirizes classical ballet toys from the Nutcracker Suite come to life . . . Alpine lasses move through measures . . to the delight of watching faculty.