DYouville College - DYouvillian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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W I -f0UVILLIAN if X. - Q 6 19,3 X X KATHLEEN KEADY-- I Kathleen of the witty, winning way, Will surely be a dramatist some day. MARY BARRY- Mischievous, mirthful, mild and merry, Pray, who is it? Why, Mary Barry. CATHERINE KEoGH-- Katherine's iinancial extractions Are the cause of our distractions. HELEN CURRY- Friends may unfaithful be, but why worry? One at least is true, and she is Helen Curry. MARGARET DUGGAN4 ' Margaret in French displays utmost glee, Say: Parlezfvous Francais? She'll say: Qui, Gui. KATHERINE KENEFICK- Katherine Kenefick, blithe and gay, Can haunt and startle and waylay. EILEEN HICKEY---- Master of classic arts-I ween, Homer's rival-Fair Eileen. HELEN BICKEL-T One, two, three, four, five, six letters, Crossword puzzles--there's none better. GERTRUDE HAYDEN-A Gertrude Hayden's ready sympathy Is as effective as telepathy. MILDRED MULLER- Mildred delights in studies exact, In them she excels as a matter of fact. MARGARET BALL- Of all our wellfknown busy B's Hail and' greet our jolly V. P. MARGARET HCJLLORAN- Margaret's little cheery ways Help to brighten all our days. MARY BOWLES-- Mary Bowles is never melancholy, To worry, she thinks, is merest folly. EVELYN STUTTS- f ' Endurance, foresight, strength and skill, . 1. K 7 , . The desire to accomplish and the will. l A ' LILA MURPHY- ..ffr'f A ,ruff Lila, so direct, so open, so frank, Vi' L Q f ' ' Is one of the dearest of the sophomore rank. , ' MARGARET DOLL- , ' I Sweetness of feature and beauty of soul, V' Are inadequate terms to describe Margaret Doll. 83