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

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To All Our Friends BUSINESS, medicine and journalism-all prospective careers for these seniors. joan Henry, librarian, real- izing the necessity of choosing the right college, helps the girls by giving them school directories. OUR COMMERCIAL students gradu- ate with a well-rounded education. Through all their training they have kept their goal before them and now they are ready to enter the business world. The characters of stenography have been masteredg no key is too elusive for their typing abilityg they have even conquered the techniques of the various other machines. Eileen Collins and Dolores Meredith check Suzanne Jenkinson's tabulation of re- ceipts while Patricia Miller and Mary McKee make copies of a letter. GAMES ARE games in any language. So to make Spanish Club more interesting, Kathryn Wunder, president Gloria Lanoce, Mary Ryan, Mary Louise Hetherington and Mary Van Winkle review the rules of Learn a Lingo.

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As Shining Examples ALL PHASES Latinae are pursued by our fourth THE BEST TEAM has won! Alicia Hussey proudly year Latin students. Mary Alice Wolhngton solves accepts the interclass trophy for her classmates from the puzzle at the board while Rose Kelly gives the Patricia Bourne. Therese Cavanaugh can Henry and rest a hint. Elizabeth Bush smile their approval Yes, senior year was wonderful, complete in every detail, from start to finish. ln these last nine months at the Villa, the culmination of all our dreams of beauty and fun have been realized. The greatest thrill of senior year came in donning our oflicial insignia, the cap and gown. Our initial appearance, attired in lVlary's blue, came with retreat. Each senior, cognizant of the fact that the choice of a state of life was the question of the moment, earnestly applied herself and reaped the benefits and graces of the retreat to their fullest extent. The class of 752, always versatile, proved itself once again in the Senior Play. Our live budding prima donnas have returned to the other side of the footlights but the applause for the success of uThe Far-Off Hillsw will reverberate for many years. The yen for the glamor of the stage prompted us again and we were acclaimed outstand- ing performers in 4'Finian7s Rainboww. As the year progressed, each activity held greater meaning than the previous one. All were handled with the efficiency and precision that had become the hallmark of the class of 752. Our graduation social agenda, Senior Sing, Daisy Chain and the Formal Dance, was brimming with happy memories. Although We are looking forward to our future careers, we look back at our girl- hood days with a longing and a proud feeling. We long for the many friends and good times we have had but we are equally proud to be numbered among the Alumnae of Villa Maria and particularly to be among the members of the class of '52. 24

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