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

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Q2-3 iv' 9 'N-1 X '51 x ELEANOR AGNES CASHION BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Dashing hither and yon in her car, Eleanor certainly has earned the title of day-hop par excellence. In spite of this she managed to find time to be treasurer and vice-president of the Mendelian Club, a member of the Chemistry and Glee Clubs and of the Queene's Companye, as well as being an industrious worker on the circulation board of the Targe. If you want to see Eleanor beam, just ask her about that summer vacation at the Dude Ranch.

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f '-QNJ i Q HELEN KATHERINE CARROLL BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Helen is that rarest of paradoxes, an even-tempered red-head. Her quiet exterior hides a refreshing sense of humor. Since Helen is at her best with a tennis or badminton racket in her hand, it was no surprise that she was tennis champion and manager of the team for two years. With the other proctors of Rho Sigma Kappa she wrestled with the problems of the boarders and sacrificed her interests to those of the other girls. 2?

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We -iiil 3, in if ,H , y iw V, V, I V, wry ,I yjf ' or , 2 - t.4 x X63 fxv ,sn 1 6 -,Vg LUCIA CLARA D'ADDEO BACHELOR OF ARTS Lucia's enthusiasm for bridge is only exceeded by her passion for sociology. No mere reformer, she is the champion of the social under-dog. Despite the trials and tribulations of a Soc major Lucia has found time to engage in the activities of the Queene's Companye, the Badminton and Glee Clubs. Lucia's sincerity is backed up hy a good sense of values, and the rare ability to criticize without olfending.