Ursuline Academy - Yearbook (Cumberland, MD)

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- il. -il 5 - Top Row CLelit to Rightjfllegina Nehring, Doris Weber, Ieanne Geatz, Rosemary McKenzie, Helen Hahig, Louise Lippold, Ieanne McDonough, Kathleen Murray, Agnes Keating. lW1IIJDLE Row-Virginia Foreman, lane Ward, Eileen Brennan, Phyliss Sell, Miltlrecl lilynn, lietty Hartman, Mary Ann IBFCSSIIIZID, Betty Ciormer, Dorothy Singer, Kathryn Gertleman. l3o'r 1'oixr Row--Catherine Byrnes, Phyliss Cornelius, Mary Rossworm, Louise Mut- tingly, l'atrit'ia liinn, Louise Beaulieu, Mary Rice, Helen Martz, Mary Theresa Narey. Class Qfficers Prexirlerzt 4 4 4 C.4iTnEinNn RYRNES Vice I'1'cmIenl 4 4 4 IIHLEN Maivrz Sef'rc'Zf1ry 4 4 4 4 4 I.4xNi2 VVARD T1'r'z1.f1n'er 4 4 l.ot'isE AIATTINGI Y Cftlxx Ptlf1'0l7 4 4 Queen ol' Peace Cltmf Colon 4 4 Maroon antl Cioltl Cltz, i',i' Iflfxzzfei' 4444 'I'alisinan Rose Chin M0110 4 Step lmy Step the Goal is XVon QI U LECCDLE3 Friendship Inst a tiny threacl in the weave of life, Hut a threacl of the purest goltl, That will lmurnish llllll shine through When life's tapestry grows oltl. When the pattern of life is liacletl, The fabric in decay, Your wonderful thread of lirientlship XVill glow to its closing day. the t lu

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Forward March You didn't know it was like this-being a graduate. You thought you would be eager to leave, to go out. into the world, to start a new life. Of course you had witnessed the regrets of those who left before you, but you thought they were just pretending. It was different then, but now- Leave you must. Say good-bye to your teachers and classmates you must, say good-bye to numberless friends who have been close to you for four happy years. But your loss is not complete. There is something of Ursuline Academy which you may keep for the remainder of your life. You came a girl-you depart a woman. To this end, Ursuline Academy has worked, moulding, until to- day you have a set of principles to guide you on your way. It is our sincerest wish as you depart that you will carry on with the spirit that is so much a part of Ursuline, and should now be a part of you. March onward and up- ward, spurred by the grace of God. And keep marching always with the ideals of true womanhood in your mind and heart strengthening your purpose and lifting your spirits,

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