Mount Mercy Academy - Mercienne Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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YQ fly. The orchestra lead We If Our Senior Prom was a real fulfillment ol our fondest dreams. We, the Senior Class, thank our Chairman and her committee for a wonderful evening. We are all grateful to the chaperones who graced our Prom with their presence. They joined into the spirit and made it a truly memorable night. worth our lou r years ot expectation. er graciously autographs the programs ot eager girls. This begins a happy c cl y e ol autographs and added merri- ment.

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The cheery smil es and gay gowns pictured here can only partially capture the beauty of voice and atmosphere, portrayed so whole heartedly in the successful production ol last year. The smiling faces of this chorus reveal none of the villainous scowls which were so ap- parent during the pleasant performance ol Gilbert and Sullivan's operetta, Th of P e Pirates enzance.

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The smiling laces of the dancers show the happiness that bubbled over and filled every comer ot Klein- hans Music Hall. 1 v. Soft strains of music floated caressingly through the spring night as young girls festiv- ally-clad in lovely organdies, silks and mar- quisettes gaily danced with their attentive escorts. As each unforgettable melody was played by the orchestra, each girl was secretly tucking away another memory, one ot her most climactic experiences at the Mount . Tonight each girl discarded her role as student for the more glamorous one of lady of the World and silently she wished that There's No Tomorrow. R ,fu I Wh? , jlfff f llA'? xi r fi 1 e to 1 ' X g R Queen of the Prom, Margaret A '4zi-t, A X-3 Redding, watches over her youth- lui subiects for the brief reign of one delightful evening. i 2 2 x .lf 5