Mount St Joseph Academy - Sheaf Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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V fa 0 N K Twp Rau 5 Mary .lane Parks, Anne Flanagan, Noel Bretton, Maryanne Pratt, Patricia Mellon. llzclfllt Rout Anita Olachea, Margaret Beecroft, Claire McCloskey, Regina Berk, Kathleen Murphy Ann Marie Trench. Front R011 .' Elizabeth Timmins, Alice Greene, Mariorie Todd. WM penleni QI fA8 xSJ0l0A0l'l'l0I Q6 We remember the Sophomores imagining that their brains were becom- ing angular with the constant study of geometry, and their refusal to eat frog's legs for reasons best known to them. We recall their loneliness when they found themselves without the companionship of a two-ton history book, and their enthusiasm as they made posters for modern lang- uage classesg their eager participation in the intra-mural hockey and basketball games, which meant so much to all of usg their dramatic talent coming to the fore at the operetta when everyone became a Lily Pons or Yma Sumac for the night of the performance, and found herself sounding like a jimmy Durante the next day. But most of all, we remember their realization that their lives at the Mount were half over, and their determin- ation to make their last two years the best and most memorable.

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I fda I Q5Al'l'lQl'l Tiff A 1,5 Top Row: ,Ioan Trainer, Dorothy Clark, Alicia d'Empaire, Mary O'Brien. Middle Roux' Mary Ellen Toye, Patricia Torpey, Regina jakubowski, Barbara Thomasson. Front Row: lsis Viciedo, Maureen Lee, Lorraine McDade. Top Rout Ann llrennan, Constance Belcher, Virginia Bradley. Middle Row: LetitiaMcCill, ,Iohanna Cedaka, Doranne llanley, Margaret Conroy, Alice Wisgo. Fran! Rau: Mary Lou Cannon, Barbara llitzer, jane Crasso, llarbara Hollings. with their carols, and soon after, we recall their sophistication as they attended their initial Tea Dance. How could we ever forget their sudden relief when mid-year exams were over, and the time came for Retreat, or their feeling of belonging after they had been received into the Sodality? But most of all, we remember their importance at the end of the year in knowing that the first quarter of their high school careers had been successfully completed, and that the doors to three more adventures but awaited their knock.

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