Convent of Mercy Academy - Annual Yearbook (Mobile, AL)

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, '.L -,AL,Zi,QL,.Z.g'iI1....s.gQn,,,.,...v. . .---. .n.,. RUBIMAE LANGLEY Rich in saving common sense And, as the greatest only care, In her simplicity sublime. Ca ability has long been a dominant charac- P teristic of Rubimae and full expression was given this uality when, as Class President and Editor of Cl the Mervent, success marked each undertaking. A ' d saving sense of humor backed by loyalty create a spirit of happy coope ration from all co-workers. May all your friends of the future know the sunshine of your stay, Ruby.

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Wim is' Wim Josephine Anania-Most agreeable Connie Andrews-Most poise Anna Mary Aubey-Best dancer June Cahall-Wittiest Bettye Calametti-Most original Mary Frances Clements-Best musician Roberta Constantine-Neatest Agnes Ellis--Best athlete Ann Farnell-Prettiest Barbara Frornmel-Kindest Margaret Gideon-Friendliest Ann Girod-Cutest Estelle Hyde-Most cooperative Eloise Killion-Most likely to succeed Rubimae Langley-Best sport Cecilia McBride-Most talkative Elodie McGowan-Most nonchalant Mary Frances Oberkirch-Naieve Mary Helen Perez-Most popular Angeline Santos-Sweetest Marie Walpole-Most sophisticated Aurelia Watson-Most considerate Faye Yeager-Most studious

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CONNIE ANDREWS With good and gentle humored hearts I choose to chat where'er I come. Connie's rippling laughter will echo on third hall even after she leaves us and its contagious- ness will he picked up by the underclassmen. Con- nie proved her capability and willingness in carry ing out her duties as Vice-prefect of the Sodality. May you always be as happy and joyous as you are now, Connie. JOSEPHINE ANANIA Her patient soul endures what hear'n ordainsf' Quietly and unobtrusively has Josie wended her way from classroom to classroom during these years at Mercy. Each band practice found her waiting to begin the assigned duty. And just so quietly has she stolen her way into our hearts. Best of success in the future, Josie. 9