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JUNIOR Eyes directed to the future, memory linger- ing on the past, Butler Hall and responsi- bilities-the ,lunior knows them all. Mary- mount looks to her as she takes her place in OPHO Formative year, when impressions deepen into convictions, values assume shapes and Nlarymount begins to weave itself into the lives of her students. Gerard llall, expan- sive, protective, nurtures this growth. The the fuller life of the college. She passes on tradition, plans for the Junior Prom with maturity and assurance, enjoyment and ease. Sophomore laughs, studies, plays with a new attitude ol' at-homeness. She drops into the lihrary or lingers at Cosy Corner, relianlly, eoulidingly . FRESHMA Rainbow ol' impressions, carefree, unat- taehedg a season ol' varying ideas, ol' new friendships and distantly' visioned goalsg Sacre Coeur, Sl. .Iohn's, a flaunting ol' class eolors, conscious imitation of Big Sisters: continual discoveries ol' uususpected Nlary- mounlisms, learning ol' campus songs: in- fluence ol' the deep silent Hudson, forsy thia. violets-Freshman year. FRESHMA
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SOPHONIORE JUNIOR
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0THER' DAY Mothers are students again on lVlother's Day at Marymount. They register, attend assembly, are introduced to classes and wel- come ten minute intervals between classes with all the zest of Freshmen. In the mail boxes they find eertitude that friends back home havenlt forgotten them. The dinner bell rings and they hurry to the dining room where the regular procedure of cup game days is enacted. Notices to attend penalty meetings of the Student Council are pre- sented to them. They are invited to attend displays ol' the lWission Clubg to listen to choral performancesg to sample the products of the llome Economics department. The role of students is intriguing for just one day. Now they understand what, from the written pages of their daughters' letters, they have been trying to follow since September. Tea House is so dilferent, sign- ing out is so important, the information bureau is so convenient, Little Sisters are so nice. - Dlrs. Harvey and .MUTi0I1 fllrs. Cullum and Betty Mrs. 0'Mara and Peggy fllrs. Gaines and Barbara
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