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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Top Rout: Suzanne Sullivan, Mary Joan Robinson, Phyllis Sullivan, Joan Karleskind. ,llitldle Rau Sandra Daily, Elizabeth Murray, Mary Jo Christy, Jacqueline Bondi, Dolores Porter. Front R011 Anne Shoup, Constance Zollers, Lysbefh Kunkel. we pememger fAe union We remember the juniors and how excited they were at being upper- classmen, and their exhausting preparation for a party entertaining their new little sisters. We recall their feeling of satisfaction after penetrating the seclusion surrounding the two rooms at the end of the second floor corridor. We recall their persistent collection of dues months ahead of time to finance the never-to-be-forgotten junior-Senior trip, and how they were lost in a haze of silk, net and keys on satin ribbons at the junior Prom. Finally, we recall their tension as they waited on class night for Will and Testament to be read. But most of all, we remember their sudden realization that our graduation day marked their last appearance in the lofty stands, and that the next year they would be the ones who would culminate in less than an hour their four wonderful years at Mount Saint joseph.