St Marys Institute - Echoes Yearbook (Amsterdam, NY)

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Mary aekiiowleilgn-s the Queen ol' 2 angels and of men hy vrouning the s heautiful Yirginis statue-ti highlight ofthe evening. . 4 'Ni 1'-44 4-'X -ip?-S5 i X gi 'A Tom and his girl Vic .ind 4 4 V Sxlx ld malu H14 lodif s 11 J -3 be 1 4 Y their hearts. xiii if J V. 5 A k,?:1 ,. 9 X V ' ii ii J' Q 49 .I1 4 4 . Musical notes eame to life at our Senior Ball with its theme Mid- night Melodies. Happy couples daneed beneath the yellow moon which hovered over them. As Freddie Clute and his orchestra played, the moon became a witness to the Grand March, the Crowning of the Queen and the singing of a tribute to Mary lmmaeulate. At the stroke of twelve. Midnight Melodies became another lasting memory for our hearts to treasure. 'Vlr Cronin reeeixes the hills ofthe eouples LlI1lll'lp2.ill .1 gala 1 xo ning. X tiles and fun aveornpaiiy the , agile exevution ol' the Cram' 1' March. , v

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,- .g, ,4 yy, ,, x, 1 1 S A The center of attraction at our Dreamland prom is the shrine dedivated to our Lady. 1 ' 4- '1 t 7 Q, , it 1 ti 'iv from danting to admire our fdlltlflll Enchanted couples drift into this fairyland of happiness. transformed for one evening from ordinary mortals to rexel in the land of Cinderella and her Prinre Charming. The multi-Colored panels with their sprightly hgures danc- ing upon them, are further enhanced by the soft lights and twinkling hues east hy the rexolxing erystal hall. Blending into a rainbow of color and splendor, we almost wish never to awaken from so charmed a slumber. This is our Dreamland

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