St Johns College - Lectern Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Senior Farewell Party Au revoir, auf Wiedersehn, Aloha, Adieu and many other ways to say farewell were gaily hung about the college auditorium. Talent of all description was gath- ered to entertain at the annual Senior Farewell Party sponsored jointly by Chi Delta Nu and S.E.A. Both serious art and comedy were in order during the evening. Chi Delta Nu took this opportunity to present the college with a plaque for the names of pres- ent and of future Miss Student Nurses of St. John Col- lege. Special guests at the party were the future Fresh- Some like it hot and some like it cold, but this combo men who will be the Senior Class of 1964. was nothing but tihot man, hot! It was a night for remembrances and a night to re- member as a spirit of comradeship made many catch a breath and blink back tears. She and He check to see if it will be all right with the party Mistress of Ceremonies if they thive . . . a little kiss, wonlt you, huh? Judy Paryzek, Sheila Rohen, and Sandy Hoffman sang the final farewell from the Seniors at the Chi Delta Nu Christmas Party. tlAre there any more pigeons? 57

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Alumnae Picnic Hot dogs, hot dogs, and more hot dogs to satisfy the voracious appetites of graduates. The Alumnae Asso- ciation of St. John College annually hostesses an affair for the graduates. Edgewater Park was aptly chosen for this years picnic. Energy was spent playing volley ball, renewing friendships, and eating Eskimo pies. The pleasantness of a warm spring day was augmented by the pleasant company. Graduates found themselves encouraged by the alumnae and eager to enter the professional world. It will be a pleasure to belong to an organization with such iiesprit de corps? Such fun to clown! Is someone camera shy? Is it El Toro? No, it is iiJudeei H! Eskimo pie and I. Uh-umm! Good! Monsignor Navin poses with several of the alumnae and graduates. 56

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Junior Prom-Gaite May 21, 1960emoonlight on silent water, soft muted music, the Lake Shore Country Club, Lou Elgartts orchestra, champagne, and confetti combined to provide the pink clouds? for hGaite,t- the J unior Prom. Charming Anna Mae Eppich reigned at the climax of the social calendar of 1959-60 as Queen of the Prom. The too- short evening was filled with an abun- dance of silver-edged memories which mademoiselle and monsieur mutually proclaim hMagnihque! ! P, Queen Anna Mae Eppich appears to have found a hpink cloud and climbed aboard. Queen with court and escorts; Miss Marianne McNamara, Miss Anna Mae Eppich, and Miss Sheila Rohen are all smiles and so are their fellas! Is that Pat peeping over that shoulder? Ummea nice, nice shoulder. 58