St Marys Academy - Madonna Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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Freshmen Celebrate St. Pat's Day Once an Irishman, always an Irishman proved to be true for an overzealous Irish governor in the annual Saint Patrick's Day program, sponsored by the freshman class. While McNamara's band diligently prac- ticed for the day's festivities and the people of the land were carefully donning their kellies, their governor was scheming to unite Ireland and England for his own personal satisfaction. To hinder the day's gaiety, he passed a wear no green law which was not obeyed by the festive people. After arguing with his councilmen, he realized that the spirit of his people and his love for Ireland would prevent the union of the two countries. It was truly a great day for the lrish and well portrayed by the-green freshmen. x. M S 'The top of the morning to Gloria Ritter greets Debbie Bennett, Peggy K I , Byrne, Ann Fahey, and Mary Straub. 1 - ' . 7 I JJ! , ,I fd Z rv . . MII' My ADM . if My , 44. ,s as Q3 X 2 -5 I My Carol Kober, Mary Ann Cilella, Terry Lahey and Barbara Holmes watch Mary Dunn, Diane Manton and Mary Lou Youngerman step out in an Irish iig. 7l