Mater Misericordiae Academy - Meriannal Yearbook (Merion, PA)

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Af morn, at noon, XNKS I Members of the Dance Committee and their escorts make last minute preparations: il. to r.l Virginia Tegler, Antonia Coady, Patricia Lynch lchairmanb, Ann Martin and Sandra Wllittirxgham. .-P' 1 465- Smiling faces and starry eyes reflect the fun had at the annual Harvest Moon Ball. Chaperones for the Harvest Moon Ball were: lseatedl Nlrs. Patrick Kennedy, Blrs. walter Nlartin, Mrs. Samuel O. Naftzger, Mrs. james E. Farrell, Mrs. Henry F. Taylor, istandingl Mr. Henry F. Tegler, Mr. Walter J. Martin, Mr. Samuel O. Naftzger, and Dr. Patrick Kennedy. at filllofllgflf dim Come on, girls! It's getting late

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Anticipating a glorious good time, the Seniors and their escorts smilingly pose before starting for the dance. Marla' T hou ham' heard our hymn. A swish, .1 swirl. . . then suddenly in the mirror appeared an image. Mother gazed, amazed at the grace of her once awkward darling. At eight sharp Prince Charming' arrived. In halt an hour these Princesses'lplan1ied to gather at Merion. Here at the spot they love so well, they shared the ecstasy of a final Harvest Moon Ball with their ever faithful friends, the Sisters. Then to Bala Golf Club. Silver slippers tripped lightly over glossy floors to the strains of Don Masseys Orchestra. Then-to the carefully planned 'open house parties. Although gaiety reigned, each girl realized the most cherished thought of the evening would be a supreme satis- faction in having done her bit for the Missions. As hnal Good nights were said, each happy Sen- ior tucked away fond memories, still humming, I'll See You In My Dreams.