Mercyhurst College - Thesaurus Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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AH . . . LOOK, it's going to turn out the way it's supposed to beams H. Kantor. Morning Medley How would I ever know all the things I should be doing if we didn't have bulletin boards?,' Mary muses so as she leafs through the myriad of notes on the numer- LOST ONE black fountain ous boards. Her mind automatically memorizes the Peni IRC Discussion 41205 activities that will be on her agenda for the day- Hlecture during the assembly period, co-curricular club meeting, intramural game, dance committee meeting, and an article to be written for the Merciadf' Wanted: one baby sitter-N. Nolan keeps up with the day's news. B. MORRIS personihes concentration as she pours over her L- A. STOUT and B. Scutella delve into the stacks for French in the quiet of the library. iefm paper material. Q! x - wagging 1 A R Ns g 60

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KELLOGG'S SUGAR Corn Pops to start the day right! says V. Sikora. Finally locating her bed in the midst of the clutter, she makes it while employing super- human will power to resist crawling back in. She shovels the rest of the litter into various closets and drawers, changes one of her knee socks, and frantically rushes to her first class. Heeding Sister Immacul:-1te's warning of 'LAt the iirst sign of a cough or sniflle, come to me, Mary drops in at the Dispensary to obtain some anti-pneumonia pills. One last beautifying touch is made as the bell for class resounds through the halls. B. BOYD lakes a second before class to whip those few stray tresses into place. I LET'S SEE what the scale shows today, urges Sister M. Immaculate as M. Hock steps up to be weighed. DAY STUDENTS, M. Lynch and E. Jaworski, primp before classes. Q--qndlf

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ilk BILLS, BILLS, bills, worries P. Richards at mail time! QE E kt? Taking advantage of the fact that she has two con- -X secutive periods to do with as she pleases, she utilizes the first hour well by doing her weekly laundryg snack- ing, emptying the contents from her stuffed mail box, writing to relatives, friends, and others, munching on tidbits from home, finishing the latest best-sellerng eating, and typing her term-paper that is due the follow- ing week. She spends the second hour in the supposed pursuit of knowledge in the library or some other compara- tively quiet corner on campus. With the ring of the bell, she hurries to another class. DAYHOPS find the non-smokers' lounge a study haven in which to finish those last- ' minute assignments. . ' WASH DAY is a wonder in your new G. E. automatic washer, agrees Carman but ironing is another thing. r? N it 'Z .. gm 61