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44441111 111 Margaret Manning, Eleanor Lamothe and Eleanor Melia with fool-proof excuses for three weeks' absence. Emo Elliot, Dick McCue, Scratch O'Reilly and Neil Sullivan verbally present their over-indulgence in excessive loquacity, fin plain words' gift of gab j to james Barry, Art Hughes, Ed O'Brien and NVarren Carlin. The Hinseprarable pals Mary Fahey and Peggy Sarsfield exclaim to Peggy Miller, Mary Shreenan, Mona Steeves, Ann Sullivan and Ann Tighe, We go well together. Dick Bareli, John Driscoll, Pete Moore and Daniel lover Murphy leave the key to their curly locks-one package of bobby pins and one bottle of wave lotion-to Martin Courtney, George McConnell, john Cronin and Georgie Deming. Being by nature unselfish, Eileen McCarthy offers to Margaret Hughes, Aggie Murphy, Martha Stanton and B. Williamson the sol- ution to her personality, Sweet and lovely. Herman Oberle and john Sulivan yield to John Creedon, Malachy Meagher and Michael Walsh an affection for physics emphasized by their favorite exiom Absence makes the heart grow fonderf' The Latin lovers Pat Connolly, Olga Coscia, Lorraine Hurley, Lorraine Morin and Kathie O'Brien allot a copy of their Virgil to Nan Fitzgerald, Irene LaFrance, Peg Le- gere, Ann Saunders and Mary Sheehan with a parting injunction Can't you read between the lines? Irene Bourneuf, Barbara Doherty, Mary Hegarty and Jane Scanlon relinquish their biology scalpel to joan Blair, Teresa Court- ney, Philis Eames, Mary Fallon and Peggy Morrissey with this word of encouragement, If at first you don't succeed, pry, pry, again. The drug store cowboys .lack Canniff, Joe Cleveland and Sarge Grant transmit a near- , C4145 of 1946 by park bench together with a worn-out deck of cards to Bob Bowdring, Pecker,' Connolly, Tom Fahey and -Ioe Small. Mary F. Bradley, Lea Grifhn, Rose Mary Monahan and Posie Norton dispose to Leonore Crosbie, Mary Doherty, Agnes Kelly, Kay Miller and Lorraine Pelrine their vary' ing interpretation of Katherine Hepburn drawl. The fortunate jguniors Jimmy Cunning- ham, Gene Driscoll, Bob Fountain and .john Sullivan are made heirs to the secret formula of attaining a position on that much worked- for scrool-honor roll--by john Bradley, Paul Landry, Bob Harhen and Robert XfVeidhorn. Frances Raphael DeArmon and Teresa Shakespeare Flanagan give Mary Keane, Lillian Kiely, Mary Landrigan, Anne Mac- Lellan and Mary McCarthy their artistic ap- preciation and creation. Mary Canty, Mary Healy, Eleanor Barry, Mary McLaughlin and Mary Naughton de- tnolish their shothand books and concede the scraps to Barbara O'Connell, Teresa Prescott, Barbara Rohwedder and Helen Sheehan. The Nature lover, Rose Crowley, under- standing the inticacies ol' Botany, passes on to those junior sprouts Teresa O'Connor, Teresa Lane and Denise Morse the abundant vegetation on the window sills of the Senior rooms. The harmonious harps Bob Casey, John Monahan and Red O'Brien award their melodious melody to the solid Siberians, Frank DePinto, Paul Magno, Paul Noetzel and Lawrence Pelrine. Oflicially witnessed by the policetnan-on-the beat, and the fireman ol' the district, it is with relief and satisfaction that we sign our names to this world-shaking document. Edmund .loyce '46 Angelina DePinto '46 page fifty-one
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