Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart - Ridge Way Yearbook (Bethesda, MD)

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rg, . as-48.44 Front Row' Barbara McLaughlin, Carolynne Seeman, Linda Jenks, Margherita Shields, Clare Pratt, Eve Solzbaeherg Second Roux- Katherine Keogh, Sara Gould, Georgia Farwell, Barbara Boggs, Cathleen Hiser, Katherine Wanless, Jo Ann Costello, Mary K, Pike, Sharon Ferguson, Elaine Sanz, Katina Commings, Mary di Zeregag Third Row: Edith Caylor, Helen McMullen, Harriet Welch, Clare Morris, Ann Cunning- ham, Eleanor Constable, Susan Fields, Carol Sweeterman, Absent: Katherine Cummiskey. F0 HTH ACADEMIC CLASS You are many and different. Tall and short, dark, red-haired, blondg Lovers of music and song, of art, of play, of books, of word. You are many, yet one. One in your striving, seeking for-- As yet you know not Whom. Many in your laughterg many in your hopes, Yet one - for underneath those frail and fickle hopes As one, you seek but Truth and Love - unknowing. You are many lives - each full, intense, uniquely yours. You are One Life - His Life. Uniquely His - uniquely yours. As many - give the world your many gifts - Your life, your song, your laughter. As Christ, give your vision of His Truth, your share in His great Love. Give and keep your unbreakable trust in His unbreakable Love You are many - here - in Time. You are one -in Him - in His Heart Hic et Nune And for the Oneness of all Eternity, 22

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The 'lhird Academic began this year in fear and trembling of Vicariates and College Boards, but with a firm purpose for having a good time, too. Mother Syran became their perpetual consultant and aide scholastically and otherwise, for before the first class games she even made their squirrel mascot. The Juniors won or went down fighting' as proved in hockey, but they fought all the way which was half the battle. Firm resolutions were made that the Red and Grey maintain the basketball championship. And with the other classes challenging them, the uephelants' went to work. Even when the going was rough their spirit ran high and smooth. Literature took on a new light as poetic ones delved into the depths of English literature. Then as we started to work on the yearbook, a Halloween party was given to raise funds for a very needy cause. Meanwhile, first glances were taken at psychology. As the year grew, also did the realization that we had 'to go deeper than a glancel' Busy Christmas time was followed by Mid-Years and Col lege Boards. Then the end of the year came after real in the Vicariate literature test and graduation tea. With kaleidescope of personalities and qualities falling into a more perfectly colored whole, the Juniors took their places as head of the school - Fourth Academic at last! THIRD ACADEMIC CLASS First Row: Rosemarie Leonardo, Margaret Hickman, Mary Hearne, Frances Call, Eleanor Hancock, Diana Pyle, Eleanor Nealon. Standing: Elizabeth Langdon, Adele Keogh, Ann Higgins, Marijo Diggins, Sheila Burke, Alice Steffan, Olga Wilson, Paula Scheid, Alma M. Hardy. Absent: Olga Hutchins, 'Vhomasine Schreier, Frances Nee. Katherine Berthoff, Jean Carrico. t'2H.v'W3