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x711 Mm w , Elizabeth Meehan, Mary Howell, Mary Louise Dingle, Kathleen Potter, and Cathleen McLoughlin explore the mysteries of logic in a study p001 before a test. Mary Frances Kelly, sophomore class president, assists Helen FitzGibbons, Vice-president, with putting on her brand-new blazer after class day ceremonies. Eliza- beth Massey, treasurer, and Aud- rey Carr, secretary, wear wide smiles for the big occasion. Patricia Horn, Flavia Reps, Nancy Shaughnessy, Helen FitzGibbons, and Margaret Daugherty engage in the fascinating pastime 0f tttalking it on? during a gab session in the Pines.
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22: V - :53! :3? .4 Mg ?mingg JA Getting to really know you . . . beginning to really belong . . . newly aware and probing, we,Ve made marvelous discoveries about living, learning, human relations . . . wisely philosophical and foolishly gay . . . finding our way . . . sensitive-from t4Singin, the Blues,7 to t6Happiness Street7, with a turn of the head, a shift of the wind . . . restless concentration . . . worldly knowledge and a blushing maidenvs simplicity bound with the college seal on a white wool blazer . . . Mitfg': roomates, deep confidences . . . ttWhat shall I do? I What shall I be?7 . . . dancing away our problems to a syncopated beat . . . there are new horizons to reach for and we ean7t wait, though - this was a wonderful year! gawkwtmmmmgw The gay year e sophomore tthigh spiritsgt work themselves off in a fast jitterhug in the Pines.
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Little sisters at last grown up . . . age and youth in a blend of maturity and enthusiasm . . . heirs apparent . . . we wear our loyalty, stamped in onyx and sealed 9round with gold, upon our hngers that all may see . . . the dreamers of dreams, the doers of deeds . . . united we sing of a dedication, that all may know W0 our goal we strive unbending,7 . . . the wooden gavel sym- bolizes a new world of responsibility offered to one Of our number, and heart with heart, under her we accept a new role . . . to be molders of opinion and formers of spirit is our destiny . . . we plan in terms of the future, of the day when a tassel Hipped t0 the left side of an academic cap gives recognition to womanhoo arrived . . . ever we are 66striving for the perfect way.77 The Class of .58 accepts the gavel. symbol of leadership and authority
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