DYouville College - DYouvillian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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W f 101.1 VILLIA M 'rua -hx Q- 6 NL' Xb Q Q X , I LOYOLA O'HAGAN, B. A. TONAWANDA, N. Y. Tonawanda High School VicefPresident Alpha Sigma, '24, '2'5. Secretary Studenfs Mission Crusade, '24. Le Cercle Francais, '23, '24, '25. Chairman Senior Week Committee, '25, ,J 'V X3 .1 C I, if L +o just a few ideas on Loyola? How can we limit the things we could say of her! To be sure, she has acquired all the traits of a true D'Youvillian. But what a foundation D'Y. C. had, upon which to work when she came here as a Freshie way back in '21-a foundation made up of an unequalled character. How often does the sun reappear for many a lone' some or discouraged schoolmate when she appeals to Loyola's quick understanding and sympathetic nature. And was there ever such a disposition as hers? No, never. Forever and aye will we love Loyola, Loyola the calm and Loyola the goodfnatured. Yet we have heard rumored that she has a splendid dash of good old Irish temper which shows on very special occaf sions. Yes, we agree they must be very special. 38

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'rim QNX 7:5 UVIL , of 610 L'A fs MARGARET MURRAY, B. A. HERKIMER, N. Y. Frankfort High School Editorfinfclzief of Dmfouvillian, '25'. President Students Mission Crusade, '27, VicefPresident Class, '22, '23, '24, '25'. Proctor, '22. Honor Council, '22. Drarnatics, '23, '25 Le Cercle Francais, '22, '23 El Club Castellano, '25. Class Historian. '2 4 '27. Four shorts years ago Margaret was a stranger in Buffalo, but not for long. How shall we describe her many activitiesg she is known in hospital wards and slums, as a human reference book, and as an enthusif astic football fan. Her persuasive way can draw from us our last penny for the missions or cajole foreign ,youngsters into doeilityg yet she never misses a bit of fun. We wondered when we saw her dance straight through exam week-but now we understand. And did you ever witness one of her impersonations or character roles? Or her impromptu, informal cram classes for underclassmen? Besides being one of the busiest, our Marg is one of our merriest, happiest Seniorsg and here is a secret: her frown is a legacy, intended to impress Freshmen. But that farfaway look we all know? Well, we would suggest as a cause a letter with an Eastern post markf---or is it a coming dance, or a philosophic treatise? 37

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'rim 9-fsxx s Ei.. ij'foUVILLIAN1 lim MARIE PENDERGAST, B. A. BUFFALO, N. Y. Holy Angels Academy Le Cercle Francais, '23, '24, '27, Classical Club, '24. Prom Committee. f How familiar to us is the picture of Marie cozily esconced in a corner of the clubrooms, keenly enjoying an hour with her favorite authors. Perhaps it is in these hours that she acquired that deep insight into the qualities of the finished product, that she has made hers, and ours. And again, we all know the Marie, who says so appealingly, What will I do? and then proceeds to mold events in just the best possible way. But to see Marie thus is not to know her completelyg we must seek her out, where palms wave gently, music thrills, and dancers glide beneath the tinkling crystal chandeliers, for our fun-loving Marie has a host of afterfdinner or intrapdance stories that intrigue us into the web of her mood. We feel we can never fully appreciate Marie. 39