St Marys Hall - Fleur de Lis Yearbook (Faribault, MN)

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Miss Lloyd Mrs. Morehouse Mrs Over+urf Mass Owens Mass Pellfier Mrs Sheldon Mass Smljrh Mr Hormng

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Mrs. Anderson Miss Anllwofer Miss Bell .: silzigg' We ss- ,M if ' fr as s Q X Y 'f-.2 .. ! 'i': ' is Miss Budlonq Miss Drybreacl I Miss Epaves - Miss Fislrier Mrs. Glad Miss l-lryz Miss Humphrey

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TU T TU THE CL SS UF 47 When you part from your friend, you grieve not, For that which you love most in him may be clearer in his absence, as the mountain to the climber is clearer from the plain . . . Gibran For four years we have lived together as one big family-in joy and in sorrow, in happiness and in tears. Each of you has given us something, be it large or small, which we will always hold dear. Soon we will turn the key and forever lock these memories deep in our hearts to be cherished. We have had a wonderful time this year watching your progress from faintly new seniors to full fledged leaders of Saint Mary's. We freshmen will remember your class as the most nearly perfect seniors we shall know, the ones with whom we shall compare all other seniors. As far as we are concerned, you have been sans reproach. We sophomores, likewise, have enjoyed two years of growing up with you, laughing at your junior antics, and admiring your dignified tread as grown-up seniors. You will number among the classes we will mention when, as upper- formers ourselves, we talk of the old days when a senior was a senior. To us juniors, your closer contempories, your mistakes and faux pas will be sign posts pointing the right direction, and we fervently hope that we will be able to read the road signs as well as you have done. We all think you are as fine a class as Saint lVlary's has ever had and wish you good luck as freshmen next year! The time for parting is at hand. We thank you for your inspiration and assure you that we will keep your traditions and cherish your memories. The Underfurmers