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

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s, -1 4 41w7f', tawrifpfe The Basic Moferi W, aff' fLeft to rightj First row: Kathleen Collins, Alice McGlynn, Johanna Nigro, Leonor Ucros, Patricia Clarkson, Gail Koob, Madeline Colonna, Elizabeth Cunicelli, Gilda Spurio, Ann Devlin. Second row: Joanne Gallagher, Margaret Morris, Mary Anne Cook, Barbara McNichol, Jeanne Townsend, Patricia Dacey, Mary Anne Bolton, Mercedes Despeaux, Mar- jorie Coroneos, Barbara Gallen, Patricia Gillespie, Ann Saukaitis, Ann Smith, Margaret Cosgrove. Third row: Mary Jane Barren, Catherine Kilbride, Julianne Z The whirl of activities establishedithe freshmen capable as students, entertainers, and even as chair-arrangers. Still, until Christmas, with all its traditional beauty, the youngest class did not feel that they were full-fledged Villa Marians. So Christ- mas with all its joviality and solemnity arrived. Envy of the seniors in cap and gown inspired dreams of the future. As the Hnal goodnight was sung, the words Eisenstein, Patricia Kelly, Elizabeth Davis, Kathleen Dunn, Ruth Anne McCahon, Margaret Gallimore, Ann Higgins, Barbara Duffy. Fourth row: Madelyn Cullather, Jean Murray, Patricia Gallagher, Lucy Ewer, Rosamond Haley, Mary Anne Lindstrom, Catherine Rumbarger. Fifth row: Mary Louise Cabrey, Joan Van Winkle, Ann Harkins, Ann McClatchy, Theresa Muldoon, Ann Hooker, Eleanor Ranaudo, Patricia Ferrie. 'fi 'Q HFor weire proud of all you meanw held new significance. 'Lg sl J ol 5 Qfiggu 'Qt 'Civ s - s I I N Q :QA 'Q-JJ 'tk 1I N V

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ln September, the class of 755 made its debut at Villa Maria and simultaneously they established a precedent, the largest class in the history of Green Tree. The keen interest exhibited on the first day assured us all that this class would be distinguished in many ways. The amazing high school routine deadened none of this group's zeal and they rapidly shed their Freshmen Provide ways of inexperience and emerged successful in all endeavors. Freshman Day was their lirst chance to prove themselves, and never have the nursery rhymes been so appealingly enacted. The annual retreat brought varied reactions, but for each new Villa Marian, it gained a place as a tradition We all hold dear. BRUSHES POISED, our freshman artists pre- pare to display their talents and knowledge in 'aff' the execution of a color wheel. ON THE AIR, signals Ann Hooker to ,Jeanne Townsend and Ann McClatchy, as the I freshmen present Washington Irving's immortal Legend of Sleepy Hollow. PATRICIA CLARKSON, president, and Gail Koob, secretary, have com- bined their efforts to make the fresh- man class of Villa Maria a lively, spirited and co-operative group.

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4 FRESHMEN have the happy privilege and the pleasant task of encouraging devotion to Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. Believing in the old adage that actions speak louder than words, our freshmen try to spend a few minutes each day in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament. Perhaps these 'Visits to chapel are short, but -the constancy and the devout tonduct of the girls are most edifying and exemplary to the en- tire student body. l ff' Sf'-,f,J ' JOHANNA NIGRO presents a lovely cfure demonstrates one graceful step in the of danci These freshman ballerinas seem to compreheffd mos readily. UR