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standing: G. Murray, J. Norton, S. Calhoun, G. Neuhoff, S. Neary, M. O’Donnell, M. Whalen, S. McConnell. sitting: B. Costello, H. O’Hara, J. O’Brien, K. O’Connell. floor: K. Waldbillig. A. Melvin, K. Bouscaren, N. Manning. above: E. McLoughlin, E. McCarthy, S. McIntyre, W. Werner , B. Maughan, G. Mirgeler, J. McBride. standing: E. Rouse, M. Coogan. 20
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OFFICERS E. McLoughlin, R. Craig, B. Gannon. CLASS COUNCIL sitting: E. Schlafly, G. Neuhoff, C. Cortina, E. Rouse, R. Ruckelshaus, K. Butler, S. Bellanca, A. Joy, S. Sidenfaden, H. Jeffries, C. Fagan. floor: M. Leonard, E. M. Doherty, Y. Yanagida, M. English, R. English, M. Hickman, K. Waldbillig. standing: D. Pyle, J. Ronnenberg, M. Kavanagh, E. McCarthy, T. Hughes, P. McMahon. FRESHMEN Outsiders in September, the Freshmen were soon enthusiastically becoming insiders. “Take me to your leader” was the password of Orientation Week, as groups met, and met, and met. Vogue arrived with the class—the Handbook dramatized (in basic black, of course). Part of Orientation was “mixing,” Manhattanville style. With the addition of the Sophomores to the already confusing scene came Black Day, comments by Miss Cave, and “mattress inspection on the roof.” Closed election weekend seemed interminable, but was worth it—Liz, Rosie, and Barbara were “inside” Student Government. Despite plane strikes and low ceilings, roast turkey and football games provided a welcome break. A tense two weeks before Christmas followed. “Smile. You’re on television.” The 10:00 rule didn’t. Freshmen applauded Conny Fagan and Virginia Bennett— Essayists. The long khaki line at lunch waited— and waited, occasionally going upstairs to move chairs. Grey January mornings brought blue books— alternate seating, please. No breakage at Stowe, but casts around campus attested to slippery Spellman slopes. All noted that your “Hearts Were Young and Gay” ... a little weary too? Ask Barbara, Caren, and Ellen. Now insiders, thanks to Mothers Hargrove and Morgan, the Class of 1962 enthusiastically antici¬ pates the next giant step. 19
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M. Durhan, J. Loftus, K. Maloney, P. Walsh, M. Mages, S. Foxley, M. Manieri. outside: M. Fisher, C. Fagan. standing: E. McNerney, M. Gaine, R. English. seated: M. Egan, M. H. Fisher, G. Bernardino, M. Seuffert. V. Brown. seated (back): J. Ellenburg, L. Fogarty, K. Gatewood. 21
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