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

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5 w uf-3.4 Q tx 19 i MARY ELIZABETH BYRNE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Blithe, agile, sparkling, all fit Betty to a Ut. She does everything with uvim and vigor whether it be measuring out grams of sodium chloride or knitting a sweater for the Red Cross. Although scien- tifically minded, her interests were not limited to the Mendelian and Chemistry Clubs. She was also an active and enthusiastic mem- ber of the Dance Club. Bettyis determination is not at all hampered by her petiteness.

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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.

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5 CARMELLA MARY CAMPANELLI BACHELOR OF ARTS A true Latin beauty, Carmella has a certain sophistication which belies her engaging down-to-earthness. Since her sophomore year a member of the Targe board, she has made her book reviews a regular feature of each issue. Her concern in preparing her de- bates was only exceeded by the consternation of her opponents upon hearing them. Because of Carmella's cheerfulness and indus- try we feel sure she will be successful in her chosen field.