Holy Names University - Excalibur Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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Portraits Juniors The Junior qecu' is ou kcaleidescope of events. V My Collegienne wardrobe, shaken of mothballs and removed from the most distant corner of a dark closet, intimated that in September I was a student again. A casual outfit was selected to stun the male guests at the CHN-St. Mary's junior Exclusive at the Leona Lodge. On Convocation Day in dressy attire, I was a hostess at my class's tea for the incoming students. In December, a winter formal dazzled my date as we danced to Walt Tolleson's music at the Junior Prom in San Francisco's Whitcomb Hotel. Gay colors decked me, as well as the halls, when the Junior Class decorated the gym for the annual Holiday Assembly before Christmas vacation. As the winter and spring weeks quickly slipped by, my wardrobe enlarged as activities increased.-At the end of the semester I was left with many memories of a Iris Leonard President successful school year. In the casual skirt and sweater of the busy college student, I had traversed the campus in my pursuit of knowledge. My wardrobe had grown since September, but so had my appreciation of intel- lectual and moral excellence. I began to recognize my responsibilities toward the future. Now that summer vacation has arrived, I opened my closet doors once again to deposit carefully my collegi- ate outtits, pausing only to remove a staid cap and gown to be returned to the College until next year. Hostessing at the Junior Tea, Iris Leonard welcomes the incoming freshmen to a funfilled year at CHN. ll J w il 'N i 6 I