St Josephs College - Argus Yearbook (Emmitsburg, MD)

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! Hear Ye! Hear Ye ' this particular day e thousand nine es, the student w ish to pay Be it proci in the month ndred and tift esses of the l homage to th 0, Father Kiin atientiy and w ward her goal His Blessed Mother. ho as chief activities fro mg to provide tuaily, socially, of May, year 0 y-eight, their Royal Highness Ciass of 1958 of SJCiand eir regents in SjCiand'. e, who has given untiringiy each of the isely guided .of becoming closer each hu rinc specia To Our chapiai of himself as he p student princesses to moment to God and to To our president, Sister Hilda, w her princesses has overseen the daily Mass to evening prayers, ever yearni whole development, spiritually, inteiiec physically. To our dean of stud minister of our intellectu and directs each toward her But especially we pay homage to present office in the kingdom in the vaiie Yes, to you, Queen Mother of our royal tam Ellen, we, the class of 1938, present with love this legend recorded within our gold and white c yearbook memories portray the things y0u have tau love and to Cherish. This book, our Allegra 1958, is, in your book. It encloses in ay the Catholic girl came to this fertile land w ars ago, bringing doubts, anxieties, immaturities; 0 have grown, through your guidance and und 0 the mature college graduates that we will nex Thank you, Sister Mary Ellen, for all the have done, quietly, unobtrusivei true meaning of a Catholic coiieg 'mother in this, our h XVe ha appreciated ever ' t nd, and we at student prin to you, Sister, for regent over m morning; L for their and emai'y, who as prime t instructs, counsels, ents, Sister Ros ai deveiopmen scholastic goal. one who came y with us in 1954. iiy, Sister Mary and affection overs. These ght us to a sense, 5 who to her a special w ith you four ye girls wh erstanding, int t month become. things that you y, to help us understand the e education. Thank you ome away from home. y day of our reign as e sincerely grateful i'itk VIV.i, . V 1 :3 :1...,, Vb! . - ,-

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MARGARET VICTORIA BARIL, B.A. 131anuasm. MARYLAND zHin'lviczmm in manner. .vinccrc 111 rmh'ly. Decdc . . . Light-hcarted and vibrant . . . the personality . with the mathematical ability . . . 21 conscientious worker and good student . . . her sparkling whimsicality adds zest to her interest in people and life . . . out- standing generosity. Children 01' Mdry. CGA. MACA 1. 2, 3, 4. Liturgy Club 1. IRC 5. 41. Dmnmtic Club 1. 2. THERESA IRENE ALLEN, B.A. BAYONNE, NEW JERSEY Tbc great 120,06 0f .rociefy 1'; in individual clmmcier? . charm and sparkle from bola t0 adio; . . . business head and busi- ness ed . . . discriminating . . . loves to tease . . . south Terry . . . Pridwixfs Charleston Girl . . 0f the Border . . . gay colors . . . watch my pressure! . . . Hispanic aspirations. Children of Mary. CGA. MACA 1, 2, 3, 4. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 1. Sacristans 2, 3. VAA Board 4. Sesqui- centennial co-chairman 4. High of Spirit , , , ,