Cathedral Academy - Way Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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If-D: Yr:-fm Q--xf 1 L5-ra-:y'wsi'!'Tf'Kn 'nr Our Latin student is Gertrude Wiseg Some day in the hall of fame She'll prove that fate provided her With a most befitting name. W Clement Becker is our orator But his title is in danger. The fairest rival in the field Is Miss Veronica Granger. Anna Rafferty is a quiet girl But that is n-o surprise 5 Whenever she is questioned She speaks volumes with her eyes. One girl who never studies Is Wilhelmina Rourkeg And yet, she has more knowledge Than the University of New York. James Hepinstall is girl shy Toward all the Senior james, But when the Jun-ior class is near His fancy never wanes. Elinor and Connie at our games Can make a lot of noiseg Their magnetism never fails With our Cathedral boys. Dominic Pelliciari Is Sister's errand boy, And some day as a M. D. He'Il be his mother's joy. The cleverest artist in the class Is Raymond Palmateerg He draws our features to a T Though he's known us scarce a year. There are others of great fame In this class of twenty-nine, But their names I have not mentioned Because I'm out of rhyme. MILDRED JONES, '29 18

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