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

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AT HOMEROOM the seniors disrnss plans nnrl problems 14 ith Presifien! Dolores Fnrincllu. while Helen Muller fakes tlw minutes of fhe meeting. We New '7!w THE SMILING FACES of lhcsc six girls depir! the them fnlnvss and riencllincss o the senior rluss 0 ters Thc story of thrcc ww11dcrful yczirs the prcccdind agcs sccms to us but ll our sc111o1' 'cur ll rccn 'X x yczir, 4 4 4 . ZIIIL am llHI'1UI'l livcs. unfold d 111 prooguc tu I l ppl' xml lr ll 1 A pcrfcct year! Pcrfcct lwcczxusc thc golden hum of succcss touched our every u11dcrtz1k11w mppy yczlr! apps' lwccausc wc wcrc c1110 'ins' fr1c11Llsl11ps girown dccp uvcr thc ycur A11 importzmt ycxxr! In1pc11't1111t bccnusc it was tm QS S ' Q L I7 Ill' L1I1kIl1lXX'Il llllll 'Y DFRING A DEBATE in Nutionul Problums, Patriria Pn- p.nl1rm-la obiains permission from Clniirlurlj In .fiirvff tl question fo Dolores Cofer. jonnnc Burke

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Um fiaelff Then came the highlight of our junior year' fCarol Night. Donned in cassocks and surplices and in the presence of Uur Divine Lord. we proudly received our class rings. When could have thought of a more suitahle place for this ceremony than in the serene atmosphere of our hcloved chapel? Un this joyous occasion xve solemnly prayed to God that we would always he a living proof of Villa lvlaria and her ideals. This year found girls from our class as active memhers in sports. dramatics. Orchestra. Glee Club. newspaper staff. and the Leader Group. Since the juniors comprise the lvlission Group in the Children of lvlary. we sponsored many drives. In this way we learned to help those in nccd. Vkle think that xve have shoxvn to ourselves and others. hy our active participation in all activities. that we are hoth capahle and xvilling to take our place at the helm next year. as seniors. PATRICIA NICHOLSON ctvplaius the seasons of the French your to ber flass- mates, u-bile Aliria Hussey writes a paragraph evplauatary of the days of the French -TFKIV. AN ARTICLE from Au.x'iIium La- tinum,' provides an ideal substitute for the usual Latin grammar during Latin III. -ff

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s of During this pcrintl. the ideas implanted in ns hy yc.n's nf tixnning tnnk rout and hccannc win' principles fnr life. Old n-.itlitinns tnnk nn new intxinings as wc nmrcd the close nf the green years. Each incniher nf the Class nf iil will rcincinhcr the spetiztil days in thif way: The mnst fiiiifpaekctl Fi'cshin.in Day with its silly pixmlis .intl liumltctls nf laughs. Thu ninst cxciting Opening night nt nur Senior lllgiy when thc wry .nr tinglctl with that show husincssu fccling, The ninft incinnnihlc Rctixxit, which wnrtls qnnltl not tlcseriht- .intl which left ns with .1 tlcht nt' ctctngil gmtitiitlc tn Father Dennis. The inns! lWC.lLllll-lll Ciilflll Night with tht- .IlllllHl'S rcscinlaling .ingulic choir lmye :is they sang Ulni'y tn Gnd .intl the scninrs dignilictl .intl stutcly in hlnc caps .intl gnwns The Sidtlust Scnini' Sing which hrnnght the i'c.ili:4itinn that thc tnnc fur parting from Villa Mairiai had Quinn. SENIORS Qleft to rightj, First Row: Lucille Schirmer, Eileen Cahill, Dolores Farinella, Helen Muller, Marie Crimmins, Helen Doyle. Sefoud Row: Elaine Harvey, Dolores Cofer, Alice Monck, Christine Rehfuss, Lucille Dejohn. Third ROIIY Elizabeth Ryan, Mary Armstrong, Marfgaret Barker, Elizabeth Comly, Joanne Burke, Mary Anne Doubet. Fourlb Row: Patricia Papenbrock, Joan McClatchy, Nancy Ward, Wilma Severin, Margaret Quinn.