Vincentian Institute - Crossroads Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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2115132 Qirussruahs 1937

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Zlible Qirnssruahs January l-My New Years' Resolutions! Even you, dear Diary, will not know them. When Christmas time rolled around the senior Commercial students de- cided to drop the custom of the past few years to have our Christmas Vin- centian printed, and with the help of the entire school, a Mimeographed Vin- centian was once more put out. During the Christmas Vacation, the Juniors gave one of the loveliest dances ever given in Vincentian. It was the Semi-formal Junior Prom. Our successors should be proud of the memory of that dance. January 14-Just before we faced our mid-year exams, the Senior Class of Lady- ship gave the first social event of this year's class. The occasion was a Tea Dance, which, although it had caused much anxiety to most of the girls, turned out favorably for all. In the midst of all this gayety the January exams were thrust upon us and we were forced to forget all social events and put our minds down to serious work. February 8+Exams over! However it was not long before we again began to think of ways to raise money for our year book, and in February we found ourselves with tickets, tickets, and more tickets. The occasion this time was a raflie, with the prize a trip to New York. We were fortunate in having one of our own Senior girls, Mary Mack, come out victorious. March 17-I must tell you of the good time we had tonight. There was another St. Patrick's Social given by the Seniors. This party included Bridge, Dancing, and entertainment, and was, as all former parties of the year had been, a tremendous success. April 1, 1937-It was at this same time that our basketball team came through for Vincentian and won the Saratoga Trophy in a series of games at Saratoga. As a result three of our players, Ed Crummey, John Deickelman, and James Engle were chosen to play on the Saratoga team. When the time for the Senior Speaking Contest arrived in March, we found Natalie Manning and Jack Dooley to be the orators of the Class of '37. Now Dear Diary, I close you for the school year in dear old V. I. Some of us have been sheltered by your walls for thirteen years. Oh! dear, a tear splash on you! Well, you wonit mind. It is a mark of affection. Such good times and occasionally such trying times but we know that sunshine and shadows make life. You will bc locked in a few minutes with our secrets, suc- cesses, and failures fonly a few we hopel. VALE Class of '37 ADELE RONAN Sixty-four H 1 9 3 7

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