Reunion

It is hard to believe 45 years have passed since I graduated from Caldwell College for Women which became Caldwell College and as of May Caldwell University. I lived a very closed life since Caldwell was my home town and I went to school from second grade through college. After my dad died when I was 7 the nun gave my mom a job and took me in to school which was continued through college. I didn't appreciate it till I was much older but I would never have gone to college if it wasn't for that.

I really hated the all girl schools but in the end resented it when males were allowed. I feel like I have gotten such a better education. I was shy and quiet during those years and can't imagine how I'd be with guys in classes. I feel like I am a much stronger and independent woman because of it. Thanks MSD and Caldwell (also known as hungry hill).

Sorry I only took my camera on Friday, there were many more classmates there on Saturday. We also took Sr. G out for dinner to celebrate the 93 birthday.

Maryann and Elaine are deep in conversation while sister looks on.

Chris didn't graduate with us but has always been a part of our class.

It isn't the same art room we lived in but it is the same table we worked around, ate at, drank coffee and celebrated mass. L-R:Elaine Weiss Yonke, Sr Gerardine Mueller, Chris Fogerty Michel, Kathy Kolar Durstiwitz, Maryann DeFranco Evans, Linda Hageman Monsell and me.

Sister showing us the tabernacle she designed and made for the infirmary building. Linda, Maryann, Sister, Lee Evans and Elaine. Lee is someone talking to u up there???