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| The College rents a house on College Avenue to be used as a Practice House for Home Economics students. | |
| Martha's Cottage is renovated. | |
| Marywood awards its first honorary Master's degree to Margaret McGroarty Murrin, June. At eighty-six, Ms. Murrin is the oldest living alumna of the I.H.M. academies, having graduated from St. Joseph's in Susquehanna County in 1866. | |
| New roads, tennis courts, a hockey field, and an outdoor theater are constructed. | |