University of St Joseph - Epilogue Yearbook (West Hartford, CT)

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STACIA MARY BALAZY BACHELOR OF ARTS Her constant thoughtfulness about her studies has merited Stacia intellectual rewards. A source of amazement to her friends because she chose Latin as a major, she well deserved to be secretary of the Classical Club. For most of her four years here she was picked up each night in a smooth convertible driven by her obliging twin brother. If success is measured by enthusiasm for and ability in onels Held, Stacia will undoubtedly do well in the teaching profession. My

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DOROTHY PATRICIA ANDERSON BACHELOR OF ARTS Dotty is a girl who does everything and does it well. As chair- man of Open House Day, Investiture, and Commencement Week, and as president of the English Club, she has shown her capabili- ties to such an extent that her classmates elected her to Who,s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Her own sparkle and dash were reflected in the column she wrote for the 'KTarge and which she always got in on time. Dotty-the typical Saint Ioseph College Girl.

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-l W1 OLIVE CARTER BOUCHER BACHELOR OF ARTS Unconventional, but conservative, naive, but unique-that's Olive. She often astounded both teacher and students not only by her broad background and store of information, but also by the amazing ideas she so innocently expressed. As assistant editor of the 'KTarge and a member of the Epilogue,' editorial staff, she was alternately dashing off some bit of copy or dashing off to some new place. Her nose for news made her invaluable as the college correspondent for the Hartford Times.