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Page 98 text:
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One of the month's gentler moods favored our trip to Mary- mount in Tarrytown, for High School Day, March 11. Bright sun- shine and warm hreezes accom- panied us as we toured the college campus, escorted by several Mar- mion alumnae. Fortified by a tasty dinner, we discovered much to ad- mire in the classrooms and clormi- tories. Another seasonal tradition is the junior trip to Washington, D. C. The girls spend a weekend in the nation's capital, visiting many places of interest and thoroughly enjoying themselves. a
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Page 97 text:
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Page 99 text:
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l l Lydia and Margaret are at attention while ,loan concentrates on keeping that flag flying Our school banner is a proud burden for Josephine, Pat, and Nancy March, in addition to being the name of the month, also meant the sound of feet in unison ns we practiced for the St. Pat- rick's Day Parade. With our section lead- ers, we drilled for days to perfect uurselves in the art of executing actions on com- mand. .lnunty white caps bobbed in cad- ence as we stepped smartly up Fifth Ave- nue in honor of the Irish Saint. Parade leaders give the mnimnnd nnfl all eyes turn left. Parse 99
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