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In the spirit of Cll1'iSllT1ZlS good-will Gloria Muia, Kathy Malone, Judy Lnmpe, Celine McGrath, and Diana Kuczkowski plan liuskets which their respective classes will clislribute to families less fortunate. e annual Christmas party at St. Vincent's 'me affords an opportunity for Crcsters to bring i to His little ones. li A trip to Chicago, Mt. Pleasant, or Des Moines? These girls are joyously packing their belongings for at Christmas visit in a resident student's home. Santa had surprised some of the Seniors and they're delighted!
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4'Come, O Come, Emmanuel echoes through residence halls and luncheonette as students assemble daily for Advent Wreath prayers. Christmas carols resound through Liberal Arts as the Choral Club rehearses for their Yuletide con- certs. At noon and in the evening chimes ring over the Pat Carmack and Mary Ann Schwartz prepare the coming of Christ's birth 'rs they construct Advent Wreath for the day students in luncheonette. campus tidings of the joyous season. Class meetings feature details about Christmas baskets for needy families and plans for class contributions to the program at the all-school Christmas party. Amid the hustle and bustle of Christmas shopping and gift-exchanging, the life-size outdoor Crib re- minds Marycresters of the Babe at Bethlehem who is the focal point of all Christmas preparations. Barbara Bremer, Maritza Pino, Barbara Pierzynski, and Mary Ann Castle continue the Marycrest tradition of caroling to the underclassmen in the wee, small hours of the morning before Christmas vacation begins. .nas-gli.. ..,. ummm. if ' Z5 I-'
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I, .- . ,. 1-vi I I . - , fu X i . 1 . I' L' l' I Twilight snowfall clrops gently on the campus. Bleak-branched trees catch petal snowflakes. Around the base of driveway lampposts, light sparkles, reflected in the snow covering the ground. Snowhootecl girls beat a path to the bright, warm li- brary-and return two hours later to cozy residence halls for T1'eatie Time. Ever youthful, pulsing life within the walls, even in the midst of cold, white winter snow: Marycrest in winter. il fda Y e ' 1 Y pQ f' 5 ' f . L. X V LN ' , J I I ji i 1 , ..., 1 , Q P.. ,, - 4 , 5 1, 5 mmm 'J . . 'ajlfff ff? 6 ,
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