St Mary of the Woods College - Les Bois Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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. NN . 1 .- V e-'t '? ' LES Bois A Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May 27. The Fourth Year Academics entertain With a Marine Dance which nets a large sum for the Knights of Columbus War Activities. 29. Edith Phalen starts the campaign on the Moths. 30. At Biology Class: Patia describes a worm as all round and everything. May 1. Ceil, You can certainly tell that these shoes are old. Helen Harper, HoW's that? - Ceil, The toes are all wrinkled. 3. Moving Pictures of Mr. Gerard's My Four Years in Germany. 9. The Rev. E. F. Garesche, S. J., visited St. Mary-of- the-Woods and speaks to the students about Sodality activities. . 10. A party goes to Indianapolis to attend the Alum- nae Banquet. Through the kindness of Mrs. Eliza Tarkington Brigham, the Seniors meet Mrs. O. B. Jameson, and Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Nicholson, and visit Mr. Booth Tarkington's home. 11. 1:30 P. M.-Luncheon of the Indiana Members of the Alumnae Association of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, at the Claypool, Indianapolis. Gladys and Martha make their debut as after-dinner speakers. 12. Low Mass and High Mass at the SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Home-coming after a gorgeous trip. May 15. K. of C. Field Fete. Miraculous weather. Sopho- mores repeat The Guerin Gazette g Expression Class, The Kleptomaniacf' Novena of Thanksgiving to Saint Josephbegins. May 19. The Camerata's Opera Evening. P .. ... . ,. - , - ..-.. . - . May 20. Evening refreshments. May 21. We enjoy the long daylight. May 22. Katherine F. very devoted to her palette and brushes. Qlllzltfllll ' 5 -xl rx it N . A a n I -xy X f l .. ...H May 24. Expression Recital. May 27. 1 :30 P. M. The Dean returns from Washington, D. C., after a sojourn at Boston and New York. In the evening the violin-harp ensemble and a chorus of forty students give the musical numbers for a Patriotic Meeting of the Vigo County War Fund As- sociation, at the Grand Opera House, Terre Haute. gr. Cavanagh, President of Notre Dame University, rator. S 'Aa One hundred and twenty-six

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, - 5 NN, ce.. .r . .. 1. - e -s l-ES BOIS May 2 May 3 May 3 9. Final Examinations begin. Wood Bee Circus. Red Cross Class in Surgical Dressings receive their certificates from Mrs. R. A. Hooton. 0. Corpus Christi, open air Procession of the Blessed Sacrament. Memorial Day. Day of Na- tional Prayer. College students' hour of public pray- er, 2-3 P. M. 1. Great Day! We go to Terre Haute at 12:30 to see the Blue Devils, or Chasseurs Alpins. Mlle. is on the Committee of Reception, and reads the address June June June June June June June 1. Examinations. Piano Recital. 2. Red Cross Drill repeated. 3. Examinations. Prof. Cooney of Notre Dame lectures on Journalism. 4. Examinations. Expression Recital. 6. Examinations. 7. Begins to look like the end. of Welcome in French. June 8.. Reception of Candidates into the Alumnae Associa- Eulalie Geoffrion, Gladys Keller, May smith, end mn of Sa1HtMafy-Of-the-Woods Antoinette Girard in the French-speaking receiving June 9. At the High MHSS, B2lCCalauI'eate Sermon by the line. Leona and Edna Hayes and Anne Cusack play Rev. Thomas G. Smythe, of Washington, D. C. In at the Luncheon, Martha Decker and Regina Pesse- the Auditorium, immediately after, presentation of mier sing. Seniors and Juniors review the parade Candidates for Degrees and other Scholastic Honors from Mr. Foley's law-office windows. by the Rev. James H. Ryan, D.D., issjgstant, Miss 7 P, M, 0 ' f th M th f J ' th C 11 E. Alta Churchill, M.A. Conferring o egrees an I-otuhda. pemng O e on 0 une In e O ege Honors by the Rt. Rev. Joseph Chartrand, D.D., Co- 8 P. M' Martha Decker Soprano in Graduation Song adjutor Bishop of Indianapolis. Farewells-but not Recital. forever- --- -1 . N , r 1-,pifgee ffe . '-- fsu..v.- IIC UH FEI 7773 M. T5 - -A e -- f. .. -11 - .. .- , . ' f-in S '44 O h d l it -' wenty eight