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ALUMNAE ADVENTURES Sister Rose Henry (Henrietta) Higdon, SL, A’35 Dear Classmates of 1935, It would be great to see you again and learn what each of you has done during the last 70 years. As you know, I became a Sister of Loretto. When I went to the priest for advice he told me to go to Loretto. I had never even heard of the Sisters of Loretto, but since I asked him to help me, I thought that I had better do what he told me to do. I later learned that he had three blood sisters who were sisters of Loretto, so that is how I got to Loretto. After I got over my homesickness I was all right.

For many years the Ursulines have been very good to me when they were teaching in Lebanon. They would always let me know when they were going in that direction, and take me down. I am doing quite well at the age of 88 ½. Have a nice celebration, With love and prayers, Sister Rose Henry Higdon Frances “Sis” Hamilton Steltenpohl A’42 She is 80 years old and “not in good health.” She wrote, “Hope the 100th celebration (of the MSJ Alumnae Association) will be lots of fun and ‘no rain.’”

Patricia J. Livers C’46 I regret that time and tide have curtailed my travel abilities. That circumstance in no way dims my support and appreciation of the Mount. May the Association continue for another 100 years with enthusiastic leadership.

Sister M. Brenda (Rita) Willett A’51 I really regret that I am not able to attend this year. I spent a few days in the hospital in March and I am still trying to get caught up. The end of the school year is right on us and there is so much to be finished.

Shirley Steerstedter Raymond A’65 We are looking forward to the Reunion so very much…Pam (Steerstedter Nolot A’62), who is my older sister, is desperately searching through boxes looking for her beanie…and other accoutrements of Mount living. (This says something about how much time she has on her hands now that her eleven children are mostly grown with families of their own!!!)

I am humming the song about the buns at Mount Saint Joseph they say are mighty fine… but one rolled off the table and killed a pal of mine…and the famous verse added by the class of 1965: “The boys at Mount Saint Joseph, they say are mighty fine… We asked for Elvis Presley…they gave us Eddie Riney…!!!”

Enough of that…Pam and I are gathering our dusters, saddle oxfords and train cases (with tins to keep our food in our lockers) of course…and will see you soon. I may even try to find my book, The Graduate…that was confiscated early in my senior year and returned at the end of the year…dog eared and well read by several good sisters…I am sure!!!

Sister Cheryl Clemons A’69 After receiving Ph.D. in historical theology from The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., in 1995, I taught theology, scripture and women’s studies courses at Brescia University for ten years before becoming part of the Leadership Team for the Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph last year. After several years away from playing organ or piano, I’ve begun organ lessons again as I can squeeze them in. I also continue to read mystery novels, and I’ve been a devoted Star Trek fan through all its various incarnations. My parents are still alive; mom beat cancer several years ago, but my dad, after several small strokes and other ailments, is getting more and more feeble. But it’s great to still have them around. My seven siblings are all doing as well as one could expect and better! I have 3 nieces and 3 nephews.

Winifred “Winnie” Riney Cohron A’69 I’m still working—assistant principal at Drakes Creek Middle School (in Bowling Green). Love my job, but more importantly, our first grandchild was born last summer, and everything else pales in comparison to that!

Paula Mattingly Crabtree A’69 Phill and I have been married 35 years and are the proud pappy and nana to six adorable grandbabies (ages 1, 2, 3, 4, 7 and 9); two boys and four girls — all living in Daviess County. Lisa (our oldest) and her husband Robert live in Whitesville; Lisa is a teacher — now stay-at-home mom with three children. Jenni and husband Steve live in Owensboro with their two “miracle” babies and she works in county government. Our son Phillip and his wife Laci have a 1-year-old daughter. He manages our custom woodworking business. We manufacture and sell custom kitchens, baths, mantles, etc., nationwide. We are extremely blessed with good health, family and friends, and are very thankful for all that God has provided. Phill and I, our children and their spouses, are all born-again Christians. continued on page 3

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M A P L E L E A F AWA R D S Peg Bourke C’48, and Mary Anne Kevil A’58, received the Maple Leaf Awards at the 100th anniversary Alumnae Weekend. The Maple Leaf Awards recognize alumnae/associate alumnae “who personify the values of their MSJ education in contributions to their local fiath communities, civic communities, and/or Mount Saint Joseph.”

In her nomination of Peg Bourke, Sister Mary Eileen Howard stated: “Peg’s life has been one of teaching, tutoring, and travel.” She also attested to Peg’s love for and loyalty to the Mount as evidenced through her involvement in Ursuline ministries when she comes to visit, and through her generous donations to the Sisters’ Retirement Fund.

Mary Anne Kevil’s nominator, Sister Annalita Sister Mary Eileen with Peg Bourke in Yosemite Lancaster, recounted how National Park.

Mary Anne’s life is a witness in a world fixated on power and possessions. Mary Anne has kept alive Angela’s spirit of welcome and belief in the dignity and worth of each individual person, according to Sister Annalita. In her service of teaching, nursing, practicing law, and returning to teaching again, Mary Anne has been passionate in loving and serving others.

Mary Anne Kevil with Sister Annalita at the Alumnae Reunion Banquet.

MEMORIES OF LONG AGO On June 23, Sister Martha Ann Cargile (left) welcomed Wilma Bischof Snyder, who was a 7th- and 8th-grade student at the Mount, 1935-37. Sister Martha Ann — a very young sister at that time — was assigned to help with the grade-school girls.

Wilma, who had not been back to the Mount since she left, asked her daughter, Charlotte Martinez, to bring her to the Mount. Originally from Louisville, Wilma now lives in Indianapolis.

Wilma enjoyed lunch at the Mount and a tour of the former Academy buildings. She described the 6-7-8 classroom as a one-room building located about where the flagpole is now. She remembers that there were about 35 girls in these classes.

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Some have sought the mission fields of China and other locations, but the rest of us lean on the stirring of the Holy Spirit in teaching about Jesus closer to home (like me!). I thank you for the opportunity to share a part of my life with you.

Karen O’Daniel Gerstle A’69 I work as a nurse in a local long term care facility and take care of aging in-laws and parents and my two beautiful granddaughters in my free time.

Pat “Woody” Wooldridge A’70 In a nutshell, after graduation from MSJ, I joined the U.S. Marine Corps. I did two tours of active duty. After the military, I took a job with South Central Bell in Owensboro but transferred to Louisiana in 1982. In 1987, I was offered a job with Sprint and moved to SW Florida. Currently, I am a supervisor, field operations, for the Golden Gate exchange in Naples, Florida. I wish all members of the class of 1970 the very best.

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ALUMNAE REUNION 2005: “The best ever!” “It was great!” “I really had a good time!”

Shouts of laughter and joy rang out over the green hills of Mount Saint Joseph on May 13, 14 and 15, 2005.

Beginning with a prayer service in the Memorial Garden as the sun slowly set over the lush Maple Mount hills, and continuing through three days of prayers, laughter, and memories, over 130 MSJ alumnae gathered to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Alumnae Association.

Classes from 1939 to 1982 were represented as women traveled from as far as Germany, California, and Rhode Island — and from as near as just down the road — to renew The Steerstedter girls had sweaters designed especially old friendships and for the Reunion. share memories.

Alice Cecil Biscopink ‘68 of Loveland, Ohio, brought her husband, Jerry, who declared, “Now I understand why you love this place.”

Shirley Steerstedter Raymond ‘65, and Pam Steerstedter Friday evening prayer in the Memory Garden was a Nolot ’62 arrived from Depauw, Indiana, sporting matching shirts moving experience. especially monogrammed for this occasion.

Mary Costello ‘65 of Moorpark, California, and Phyllis Costello Bresnik ’66 of Canoga Park, California, arrived a day early to help with registration and to glean every moment of fun.

Mary Margaret Drury ‘66, Elaine McCarty Glenn ’66, Kay Drury Clark ‘75 and Betty Drury Byrne ‘69, all of Owensboro, continued their tradition of perfect attendance.

Sarah Mattingly Walker A’40 and her husband (NAME??) spent the entire weekend, pausing on the journey from Mary Ford Vuncannon came all the way from their winter home in Malabar, Florida, to Germany! summer quarters in Decatur, Illinois.

Sister Joan Walz ‘49 enjoys chatting with Ron and Alice Cecil Mary Judge Moore ’77 of Dayton, Ohio, and Therese Biscopink.

Judge Edwards ’78 of St. Peters, Missouri, returned to the Mount for the first time since their graduation. Naturally, they marveled at all the changes.

The celebration choir assembled and led by Sister Rose Marita O’Bryan ‘60 crowned a meaningful liturgy with glorious song. Owensboro Bishop John J. McRaith and Mount chaplain Father Joe Mills were concelebrants.

Door prizes Mary Judge Moore donated and gathered by Liz Ruckriegel Berger ’55 and her dedicated assistants, Jean Spalding Allen, Ann Settles Gibbs and Betty Reader Schulz were awarded throughout the weekend by the rollicking duo (and cousins) Sister Judith Nell Riney, OSU ‘65 And Betty Cecil Medley ’81, alumnae president.

Standup comedians have nothing on those two!

Alumnae gather for the Saturday afternoon liturgy — a full and joyful celebration.

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A TIME TO REMEMBER Mary Ann Kevil, 1958 Academy graduate of Louisville and Peg Bourke, 1948 College graduate of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, received The Maple Leaf Award in recognition of their dedication to the principles and ideals of the Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph.

To make this wonderful weekend a reality, planning had to begin many months in advance. Sacrificing sunny fall days and braving cold winter and icy roads, a dedicated group of alumnae gathered for many weeks to Members of the planning committee show off the recognition pins they receieved for outstanding work. Front row from left: Ruth Bittel, Sister Pam Mueller, Sister share ideas and to their Nancy Murphy. Back row: Sister Annalita Lancaster, Jean Spalding Allen, Liz set goals to make Ruckriegel Berger, Joy Robinson Keller?, Sister Vickie Cravens, Rosa Palazzo Schmidt, Marianna Willett Robinson, Sister Rose Marita O’Bryan. this reunion “the best ever.” And it was!

Special recognition is well-deserved by the diligent and dedicated planning committee: Jean Spalding Allen ’55, Liz Ruckriegel Berger ’55, Ruth Bittel ’69, Audrey Pierce Durbin ‘39 Sally Murphy Buford ’64, Joy Robinson Keller ’59, Sister Annalita Lancaster ’43 had the distinction of being (college), Sister Pam Mueller ’68, Sister Nancy Murphy ‘59, Sister Rose Marita the oldest alumna at the O’Bryan ’60, Marianna Reunion.

Willett Robinson ’60, Rosa Palazzo Schmidt ’51, as well as MSJ archivist Sister Vickie Cravens, OSU. A highlight of the weekend was “A Walk Down

Celebrating perfect attendance at Alumnae Reunions since their graduation are Elaine McCarty Glenn, Mary Margaret Drury, Kay Drury Clark, and Betty Drury Byrne.

Sarah Mattingly Walker was celebrating the 65th anniversary of her Academy graduation. She and her husband, William (“Red”) were on their way from Florida to Illinois. Sarah attended her 50th and 60th anniversary reunions. Asked about coming to her 70th, she replied: “Why not?”

Memory Lane,” a stirring history and recollection researched and presented by Sisters Annalita Lancaster and Vickie Cravens. The group was held spellbound as Sister Annalita challenged the women to take what they earned and learned from their years at the Mount to make the world a better place.

With promises to stay in touch and to visit the Mount more often, alumnae departed, carrying the spirit of the their days at the Academy and College homeward. Planning for next year’s alumnae weekend will begin soon!

The Saturday buffet lunch was both delicious and beautiful — sorry you can’t see the colors!

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LOST ALUMNAE Please help us locate our lost alumnae. If you have a current address for any one of them, please notify us. If someone is deceased, we would appreciate knowing this, and the date of death. We remember all deceased alumnae in prayer.

ACADEMY 1919 Lucy Spalding O’Donnell Audrey Wilkerson Ford 1920 Henrietta Baglan Harris Edna Newton Quinn Ben Payne 1921 Edith Driscoll Wortman 1922 Anna Evelyn Summerville Hazel 1924 Estelle Stroup Jones (and Birch) Mary Buren Guidry 1925 Lucetta Coates 1926 Eula Warren Martin (C1928) Elizabeth Cooper Sweeney Irene DeVydler Davis Irene Osborn Anna Louise Vessels Downing 1927 Irene Nischon Schuemann 1928 Margaret Kunze Magenheimer Catherine Vessels 1930 Philomena Rechtin Lynch 1931 Dorothy Clark Hicks 1932 Avis Bitter Briedenbach 1933 Lorraine Bivins Johnston Mary Eileen Butler Brumleve Lorine Clark Gentry Alberta Dienes Beavin Mary Frances Rootz Frances Mary Catherine Trice Stryjak 1936 Lucy Marie Abell Mary Frances Cotter Anderson Elizabeth Edelen Borders Henrietta Smith Brown Mary Wethington Phillips 1937 Kathleen Neel Kathryn Neely O’Connor 1938 Mary Ruth Brown Norris Mary Rita Stovall Stevens 1939 Adele Clements Margeneath Rosita Riney Warren Mary Edith Thompson Chase Frances Gowin Petersen 1940 Emily Ballard Chandler Mary Elizabeth Brown Wildman Dalphine Dublin Jarboe Mary Elizabeth Fenwick Dauderman Mary Feuquay Carolyn Hamilton Felitsky Lurleen Jarboe Teresa Long Epherton Margaret Schoeter Mary Beverly Thompson Haire 1941 Bernice Malcom Dorman Elizabeth May Robinson Ursula Simmons Sanditar 1942 Mary Catherine Clark Westerfield Marybelle Kennady 1943 Mildred Bumm Short Regina Mitchell Ramsey 1944 Martha Beaven Holland Mildred Mills Colantonio 1945 Catherine Belle Grimes 1946 Sara Delia Cunningham James W. Thompson 1947 Mary Werner Blair Bonita Williamson Travis 1948 Martine Stuart Greenwell Mary Lou Livers Elizabeth Thompson Thomas 1949 Alberta Kuhn Balcartis Margaret Doris Thompson Scherm Ann Wills 1950 Asc. Clara Crouch Lilly Dorothy Dean Pike 1951 Ida Greer Lester Sybil Mattingly Magdalene McCarty Carolyn Schwab Bissmeyer 1952 Louise Pryor 1953 Lorena Erwin Peterson Mary Ann Essex Kinney Ann Tichenor Weinstroer 1954 Anna Laura Beavin Haycraft Alice Hayden 1956 Georgeann Kroll Stuck Mary Rappa 1957 Mary Ann Doherty Causey Henrietta Ann Fulkerson Steiner Elizabeth Thompson Hayden 1958 Eileen Goetz Fulkerson Rose Ann Wathen Baker or Frizzell

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Beverly Bartley Goetz 1971 Kathy Grossman Dixon Mary Celeste Durbin Spalding Kathleen Keel Riester Sue Hayden Anna Lemming 1960 Madeline Churchill Donna Mattingly Coleman Lupitina Garza Laura Peters Elizabeth Henning Payne Donna Riney Habich Theresa Amelia Stallings Hester Anita Staples Bailey Mary Irene O’Daniel 1972 Mary Catherine Agosti 1961 Judith Ann Arnold Payne Ruth Maria Arguello Hipp Nene Garza Lupintina Linda Lee Kirchdorfer Stein Pamela Steerstedter Nolot Karen Riney 1962 Earlene Beavin Hart Rita Fay Thomas Tanner Dorothy McCarty Susana Maria Trevino 1963 Sandra Rheinlaender 1973 Regina Philomena Brockman Kay Poat Brimm Barbara Eileen Sullivan Basham Martha Ann Williams Patton Gail Patricia Westry 1964 Brenda Abello Susan Cain Sidney Edwards Cole Bernadine Dees Ellersick Mary Harl Decker Unita Hayden Eva Elizabeth Head Rebecca O’Brien Barger Claire St. Hille Beets 1965 Catherine Davis Mary Ann Flood Lynch Mary Ann Higgins Rosemary Jones Wallace Janet Leake Livers Carol Thompson Mattingly Carolyn Wiseman Rembold 1966 Rosemary Cecil Tilus Dreama Eanes Frances Grant Melone Gail Schmidt Mayer 1967 Barbara Bickett Posey Eleanora Ferazzoli Back together at the Reunion were (from left) Becky Ivana Ferazzoli Barbara Henderson Henderson McCarty ’70, Phyllis Thomas Troutman ’63, Martha Ruiz Kathy Ford Young ’70, and Beth Calhoun Henderson ’70.

Marilyn Simmons Schroeder Mary Sue Thompson Kathman 1974 Patricia Araya Florine Twigg Bridget Rose Garcia Kathleen Welz McNeary Judy Jaggers Stohe 1968 Rocio Alvarez Garcia Donna Gayle Miller Gregory Maria Antonini Judy Moran Janice Coomes Devers Anna Wethington May Marta Cordova 1975 Odette Maria Rubinfield Linda Hood Alice Allen Peggy Leibfried Cummings 1976 Catherine Ann Allard Brown Mary Louise Mattingly O’Brien Kathleen Marie Dick Jones Isabella Mosquera Leslie Ann Dover Luz Elena Ordonez Ingrid Antonia Maria Galloway Carmen Ruiz Leslie Miller Riney Elsa Ruiz Victoria Lynn Saltsman 1969 Yvonne Collins Lori Ann Speck Imelda Glenn Madison 1977 Adella Maria Castillo Phyllis Lord Griffin Teresa Perez Mary Norris Elizabeth Schile 1970 Theresa Ann Carter Alley Lisa Jadoun Stroud Curtis Claudina Anido Carta 1978 Maria Carolina Briceno Elaine Marie Hayden Robinson Sandra Castillo Baez Mary Catherine Hobbs Blake Kim Cecil Frey Violet Elaine Jones Richards Margaret Frances Ford Carolyn McCarty Howard Jacqueline Grady Atwell Lucy Marin Mary Beth Linzmeyer Vicky Moriarity Polson Martha Montemayor Phyllis Newton Burnette Margaret Powers Laura Porto 1979 Elizabeth Ann Coomes Swaidner Lucy Quinonez Karen Lynn Culley Danna Ana Maria Ruiz Marie Sylvie Denise Grenon Rebecca Stanton Aderhold Busra Janekarnkit Lupita Vergara Yunker Audcharachavee (Michelle) Masupap Lynn Michelle Matsey Mary Catherine Medley Ana Clemen Stadthagen Helena Conly Wright continued on page 7

Mildred Higgins Schwartz Asc’45 (center) enjoyed the Reunion with her daughters Chris Schwartz Beets ’70 (left) and Pat Schwartz Flahardy ’72.

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O U R P R AY E R N E T W O R K In your prayers, please remember those who have died: Patrick Baughn, son of Laura Coomes Baughn A’54 Martha Walz Gammon A’40, sister of Regina Walz A’40, Dorothy Walz Jackson A’45 and Sister Joan Walz A’49 Florence Lanham Growman A’48 Murray Hardy A’46, husband of Virginia Thompson Hardy A’46 Althea Lauterwasser, mother of Sister Catherine Marie Lauterwasser A’55 C. Ivan Payne, husband of Joan Clayton Payne A’49 Joy Collard Schmitt (attended 1944-45) Sister Charles Asa Williams, Academy principal, 1966-69 May they rest in peace.

OUR SICK Please remember in your prayers:

Sister Charles Asa Williams, Academy principal 196669, died June 5, just two days short of her 103rd birthday.

Linda Clark Winchell A’59 Sister Clara Johnson, Academy librarian, 1978-83 Harold Clouse, husband of Cecilia Head Clouse A’61 Lou Sims, sister-in-law of Sister Suzanne Sims A’66 We encourage you to join our E-Mail Network by contacting Sister Marietta Wethington (mwethington@maplemount.org) or Marian Bennett (mbennett@maplemount.org).

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1980 Maria del Milagro Avilis Valliya Janekarnkit Patricia Anne Linzmeyer Carmen Delores Zelaya 1981 Bonnie Sue Bates Deidre Ann D’Amico Ann Marie DeMarco Vera Flores Gwyn Morito Beth Ann Parsley Johnna Lynne Schwartz Whitmore Diedre Ann Slaughter Engler ( Monica?)

Lee Ann Thomas Blandford 1982 Louise Rom Henigman Jill Hines Warren

1984 Asc Annette Dasso Mary Lee Hermann Asc Gla Kostun Asc Wendy Lecart Asc Pitina Molina 1985 Asc. Kathy Alderson Asc Pilar Berny Asc Amy Cates Asc. Theresa Flomerfelt Asc. Magdalene Gutierrez Asc. Maria Hayden Inman Asc. Paulina Chacon Martens Asc. Jacqueline Paulson Asc Joan Ruesewald 1986 Asc. Jackie Caldwell Asc Tonya Grace Asc Beatriz Molina Asc Christian Stevenson Asc Shannon Thompson Asc Michelle Welsch Asc Edith Lorraine (Edie) Wood

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Maria Ellena Wood 1983 Christine Anne Flomerfelt Dawn Cherylee Gifford Byrne Jayne Christina Grace Mary Michelle Guziewicz Angela Millicent Horn Tracie Jane Macaluso Maria Asuncion Morales Presa Ileana Margarita Peon Roche Diane Sagitto Dinorah Carolina Zamora Aquirre

Members of the Hancock family gathered for Sunday lunch. From left: Sister Jane Irvin Hancock ’47, Ann Hancock Collins ’45, Becky Collins Morris ’71, and Sister Jane Miriam Hancock ’43. The Hancock sisters’ mother, Jane _________ Hancock, was a 19__ Academy graduate.

COLLEGE C1928 Eula Warren Martin (C1928) C1931 Nancy Basham Mae Warpbenberg Mary Ruth Shiver Virginia Egart C1933 Pauline Calhoun Maness Genevieve Daisey Slader Jean Gropp Van Meter Anna Louise Wethington Grant C1934 Agnes Brown Alberta Wood C1935 Alice Carroll Fie Watson Chandler Nina Athalene Keelen Clara Evelyn King Marian Elizabeth Baird Margaret Adkisson Wynona Vanover C1936 Edith Joelle Brown Mary Bess Grabbe C1937 Elizabeth C. Martin Dorothy Allin Keelen Anna Mae Nethery Mary Josephine Skillman C1938 Mary Lucille Osborne Angela Walsh Nancy Martin Shirley Janice Woods C1939 Asc. Vera Fritz Helen Avildsen

Twins Martha Mulligan Kauffeld and Mary Jane Mulligan Alexander, both ’55, pose with their niece, Elizabeth Mulligan Belcher’65.

C1940 Rebecca Ruth Hines Carolyn Ayer C1941 Lois Farmer Golden Terry Catherine Lewis Virginia Mae Lazzaro C1942 Margaret Ambrose Theresa M. Greenwell Corine J. Mendoza Julia Easton Virginia Irene Rousseau Nellie Santiago Gonzalez C1943 Thomasine Ford Hesson Jo Ann Garrigan Theresa Pearle Haynes Hassett C1944 Clara Champagne Marcellais Mary Ellen Stevenson Harrison C1945 Mary Lillian Settles Mary Fulkerson C1946 Anna Beatrice Bottoms Daniel Cesarea Fernandez Nancy Lewis Loretta Long Ruth Ann Riley Bryant C1947 Edna Arnold Asc Marie Krapf Mary Elizabeth McGee Monaghan C1948 Christeen Boyle Roberta Chavez Sewell Margaret Chavez Ruby Faulkner O’Bryan Hattie Sandefur C1950 Forrest Bartlett Sarita Casas Bejarno Frederick Chapman Maria del Pilar Romero Carales Wanda Marie Thompson Davis Thomas Birkhead Anthony Coomes

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Are you wondering who are all those happy alumnae pictured on the cover page? We think we’ve identified them all. If we have misidentified anyone, please don’t hesitate to let us know!

1. Class of 1955. Row 1: Daisy Dant Gibson, Sylvia Rightmyer O’Reilly. Row 2: Liz Ruckriegel Berger, Dottie Weaver Morrison, Sister Catherine Marie (Mary) Lauterwasser.

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Row 2: Phyllis Costello Bresnik, Anna Mattingly, Dolores Biddle Lundy, Cecilia Robinette McEldowney, Sue Ann Thomas Allgeier, Elaine McCarty Glenn.

9 8 3. The Molohon Sisters. Magdalen Kaelin A’ 48, Lucy Hines A’51, Sister Martha Ann, OLVM, A’42. 4. Liz Ruckriegel Berger, Sister Lennora Carrico (teacher). 5. Susan Gray Schwerdtfeger and Sister Mary Celine (Theresa) Weidenbenner, both A’62. 6. Class of 1965. Row 1: Shirley Steerstedter Raymond, Dottie (Chris) Dennison, Mary Costello. Row 2: Elizabeth Mulligan Belcher, Sue Timbrook O’Bryan, Sister Judith Nell Riney, Patricia Gardner Griffith. 7. Sidney Jean Riney Ebelhar A‘51, Sister Annalita (Rita) Lancaster C’43. 8. Sister Judith Nell Riney A’65, Betty Cecil Medley A‘81, Mary Danhauer A‘71. 9. Class of 1945. Row 1: Sister Mary Irene (Leona) Cecil, Mary Sadie Riggs Braden, Mildred Higgins Schwartz, Louise Fowler Gaddie, Margie Hardesty. Row 2: Dorothy Walz Jackson, Hughleen Thompson Riney, Dora Thompson McCarty.

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