Institute of Notre Dame - Clarissian Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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9 ,MA Said! ,ibozun we CAQALLIKJQCLAQ On we WEE Cruising on the Chesapeake, lNDians took time out on june 4 to forget the strain of the exams. At 10 A. M. with a hnal wave to the Baltimore harlvor. 500 Sisters, students and parents settled down for a seven hour trip on the Bay Hello. Enjoying everything that makes a perfect picnic from hlaz- ing sun to bulging lunm-hes, every- one gave evidence of having a good time. Mid-afternoon found the e,u:ur- sionists assembled on the dance floor for an amateur show. As five oltlock came the boat rlookodg and the school cruise was a mem- ory for another year. 'bw

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Un the morning of the excursion, groups of students tiled over the gangplank and then settled on the upper decks to get a good View of the Baltimore harbor. Interesting spots wt-re pointed out by the captain to Gloria Cain, Nancy Moran, Mary Re-gina Uonotuu-, .Vary Agues Allulis, Pat Cavanaugh, Mar- ilyn Mack, ,loan Linz, Mary 0'Neill, Margaret Wolf, Dorothy Dalmkow- ski and Marion Knott. Opposft page: Patricia Meehan, Mary Patricia Manning, Patsy Gar- mer, Mary Ann Gill, Catherine Brown, Dolores Gunzleman wave as another boat passes the Bay Belle. Svatwl on the lower derlf, Esther llennegan, Mary Sheve, Loretta Vogel, Ann Aumiller and Eleanor Zeller sit around and enjoy them- selves. Groups sit on the top deck to get a suntan. At five o'clock the boat docks in the harbor. i . vtv M i f fm, . z is Y I Qiiih , , N we ,.., .. Kg, .3?i'T ...T. ..,,. QW- '! ' , Q H ,,,.. ,,,..,.,,,, ' .rt r ' MMR R . 'www' V y A n , t . Q 'wx wtf 102

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