To the Class of 1954
A member of the class of 1954 who left in 1952 hopes to hear from former classmates and mentions a search for Anne Pace, whose sister graduated in 1952.
Pat Steinbrecher, who was part of the class of 1954 but had to leave in 1952, asks to reach her former classmates. She had read Mabel Galu's letter asking about Anne Pace, and adds that Anne's sister Jeannine graduated in 1952, which might help find her. Undated. Her request for a list of classmates was addressed to the association; this archive holds no such list and cannot pass on messages.
To the Class of 1954
I was part of the Ladycliff class of 1954, but had to leave in 1952. I would very much wish to contact some of my former classmates and renew old friendships. If this would be in any way possible, would I be able to hear from you and get a list of those women? I saw a letter from Mable Galu class of 1959 and she asked about a classmate of mine named Anne Pace. Someone was trying to contact Anne and no one seemed to know where she is. I know that Anne had a sister Jeannine who graduated in 1952 and possibly that would be a way of contacting Anne. As I said I was part of the class of 1954 and although I left in 1952, I still recall with very fond memories my days at Ladycliff and always hope to be a part of that school. Please help me to renew these acquaintences again. Thank you so very much. Pat Steinbrecher.
A few questions
Who is this message from and what does she want?
It is from Pat Steinbrecher, who was part of the class of 1954 but left in 1952. She hopes to hear from former classmates, asks for a list of the women, and says she recalls her days at Ladycliff with very fond memories.
Who is Anne Pace in this message?
She is a classmate of the writer. The writer saw a letter from Mabel Galu of the class of 1959 asking where Anne was, and suggests that Anne's sister Jeannine, who graduated in 1952, might be a way of reaching her.
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