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Page Thirty-six Dall .Lim was . . . i4nd7lceyZia1ed ffdppilq fain lftee NCE UPON A TIME in far off '33 there was an old grey building on a great high way. One day three little girls, Joyce Durnhacher, Lois Grift, and Jeanne Hoffman came upon it as they were exploring the Land of Knowledge. Now it chanted that at this time the guardian of the house, Sister Josephine, was watching for just such little children as these. When they told her about their adventure, she assured them that she knew the true path through this land to the Mansion of Success: and they agreed to have the kindly lady lead them along it. The first happy mile had been covered when two more little girls, Sally Fauret and Mary Jane Schimanski asked if they might follow along the same path. Sister Dolores. now heading the expedition bade them make their way through the towns of Readin', 'Ritin', and 'Rithmetic. They advanced rapidly through the grassy plains, and at about the fourth mile before the path became too rough and the steps too steep for their little feet, Sue Marnell joined in their jollity. The big bad wolves of Laziness and Distraction tried to lure them from Grade School but they persevered, gaining strength in numbers: for it was at the last turn before they came to High School Mountain Junction that Grace Mary Connelly and Julia Hogan were added to the party. At this Junction they all bade farewell to the boys who left them to explore other regions in the Land. As they were beginning to ascend High School Mountain. they encountered another expeditionary force which joined with theirs. Mary Anne flrata, Teresa Bernabei, Beth Brock- man, Pat Christian, Mary Louise Dulle, Mary Martha Fox, Margie and Mary Humhert, Lois Levy. Sally Lucas. Audrey Lucleina, Mary McCoy, Joan Stevens, and others who stopped off at various stations now made up the largest party of Freshmen to travel through this Ursuline Land of Knowledge. After tumbling over the Boulder of Initiation, they advanced slowly toward the second ridge of the mountain. The girls realized how much Faith and Education meant to those who were lost in the dark forest of the Unbelievers so the valiant Crusaders conducted a very successful Mission Social in which they reaped materials sufficient to send Faith to all peoples. And about this time, in order to secure stronger bodies for the hazard- ous climb that was to come there were occasional trials in skills. These were followed bv stimulating refreshments and short rest periods during which they all became better acquainted and more united in their endeavors to reach the Mansion of Success. Having scaled the second ridge without any mishap, they were about to begin the third, when Helen Jung and M-arzan Smith asked to attach themselves to their company. There I945..
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