St Josephs College - Argus Yearbook (Emmitsburg, MD)

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To My Mother WM: All My Love In my childhood dreams of the future, I often saw myself as a famous authoress. However, my books have never progressed beyond the dedication pageewhich always read: To my mother with all my love. My books I may never write, Mother, but to you I dedicate this, my favorite story, this record of my college days at Saint Josephs I cannot adequately express all the things I wish to say to you, but as I review for you my life here at college, I do it with this thought, Thank you, Mother, with all my love. Thank you because you and Dad realized the value of a Catholic college education for your daughter, and because you sacrificed so much that I might have that advantage. You have never failed me. With your love and your prayers you have guided me. You have given me the understanding and the sympathy that only you knew how to give, and the en- couragement that I needed from you alone. During the past four years I have become vital- ly aware of all that you have done for me and of just how much you mean to me. How I re- gret the many times I have failed to show you my love and appreciation. Your surprise CARE packages always arrived when the dorm gang was on the point of star- vation; your letters whitened the bottom of my mailbox when it seemed the barest. Our shopping trips together, when you bOught me the skirt or dress that I really didnt need, the cooking lessons that future generations will appreciate, and the secrets that only you and I know form an important part of my life. For the scrapbook that youlve kept from my first birthday card to my high school diploma, for the unseen tears that I know you have cried for me, for all your loving care that I shall never really deserve, I thank you. And most of all, Mother, with all my love I thank you for marrying the most wonderful Dad in the world and for being My Mother, the most wonderful Mother in the whole world. ALLEGRA 1958 is for you. t1? - . n. I 5'19 4,, , , .. a in 03v . ' x t t. t e I e . I chvmriaitittaviiinvt y . s lag: 3'4:qu 9M? MID '1 e um.. .p i . . A 1730, v, .',, r2111: . .-,- ', ex; , 31 ' ff, :7: 1 .0 .2 .

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m Sister Faculty Sister Bernadette Armiger, R.N., M.S..N.E. Sister Mary Louise McDonnell, R.N., M.S.N.E. Assistant Professor in N ursin g Assistant Professor 0 f N ursz'n g Sister Berchmans, Berberich, M.A. Sister Justa McNamara, Ed.D. Assistant Profess .3 T$1$4E4ucation Professor 0 f Education Sister Margaret Ann Berry, Ph - Assistant Professor m Englsz Sister Josephine Cavanagh, R.N.,rMS Associate Professor 0 f N ursz'n g Sister Catherine Donohue Assistant Business Manager Sister Marie Therese Eberhart, M A. I mtructor in English . fild, fsycbology .257? W .2' i K Sister Mary EdyVard Walsh, M. 5 Associate Pro ! ssor of Home Economzcs 45. 2.135 Sister Mary Efien Kelley, ' . ' . er Joan Marie Waters, M. A. . Assoczate Professor 0 f English I M Assistant Professor of Social Studies Sister Juliana Kowal, M.S. Sister Robertine Weiden, Ed.D. Assistant Professor 0 f Biolo gy Professor 0 f Education Sister Madeleine Wheeler, MS. I nstructor in Home Economics