Villa Maria Academy High School - Reflections Yearbook (Malvern, PA)

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wkmqavakd Binlugy opened up to us gt whole new held in the world nf eduexttitun, Vwle had never hefnre studied anything even remotely like it, and we found it the must interesting of till nur suphorncire suhieets. Through the study nf geninetry we went thrttugh T1 prneess of much gthstrgiet thinking whieh prtfved 11 ehallenge tn our reasoning. ln Latin we Qieenmpginied Caesar through Gaul .7 ' If 1 f.. . gf H 1 A f 'Y-ft 'K A I I Xi f fix X 5 1' .4 - il THERESA HALLIGAN rlurifcs the propcrfies of mirro- sfopir falls for rlavsrmlfcs irlvilc lhetx 0llSt'l'l'E' tbcm through the lenses of fbeir mirrosrolrv. .ind eninyed nninen-ely tint' I-NITIICY. Yes.1wLirsehnnl diy xxnts .in .ietive line. .ind tint' enrrienltnn truly ntlered tl ehlllenge. T1vxx'.ii'd the end till the 5'e.tr we tliwtight sei'iuiisly .ilwnt nur ttittire. tor lreI'1ri'e the elnse wt' May we had tw seleet .1 twister xwhieh xxwitiiel either hlxild un t1t1r.1e.1dein:ehtel-tgi'-itizitlwreeitiip Us with xi tetttiwngtl skill- fur the lxllxlllt'-N xx-nrltl J-A , -:ru EFPX5 CHL QTMAS PATRICIA AMBROGI aml Pulriria Slorey, :rho seek informufion from rvfcrcurv books, pzifiently uuuit their iurus for nsxishulfv from rheerful library uidex, Eleanor Palma and Gloria W'ebcr. Conxhuzrc Cunniugbizvn and Katlrrhin Comfy are inning rvqlfirerl books rbcrfzml ouf.

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Mew M1110 Upperclasslnen at lastl How we had looked for' ward to this! Having conquered our first two years at Green Tree, we were now ready to make this the hest year yet. We organized our class of thirtyf four strong hy holding our first hoinerooin meeting where the duties that lay hefore us were outlined. We discussed the eoining year and inade inany plans. From our previous experience at the Villa. we reali:ed that work was ahead of' us and decided then and there to spare no efforts to make everything in which we participated the aeine of' perfection. This was the attitude that so well typified the spirit ofthe Class of '52 and inade our junior year so happy and successful. THE IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Mary Lou Hetherington, Elizabeth Bush, Pafriria Nicholson, Aliria Hussey, and Rose Kelly. Along with the prestige of uppcrelasslnen cainc many new responsihilities, the most important of which was our guardianship over our newly acquired little sistersf' Vkle shall always reineinher that iinf pressive cereinony where we pledged ourselves to he the perfect Whig sisters. We realized that we inust always give good example to the younger girls. This we did through our deportinent, cooperation and willingness to do a little more than our share. ln every project and drive we strove to give the whole' hearted interest and support of each and every junior. IUNIOR BLUE and While Team Captains, Beau Smith and Palriria Nirholson, tally icum points. Alicia Hussey and Elizabeth Bush ariviously auait fhe resulls.