DYouville College - DYouvillian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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nf QUVILLI -me vi AN 9-isa , N N I 'I ly . ELLEN LAUGrILIN--- , p Her kindness and her worth to spy You need but gaze on Ellen's eye. -Scott. MARY LUNDY- We, her discretion have observed, Her just opinions, delicate reserve. I'.lELEN MAHONEY- Here's to the eye-as black as jet, Of a charming maid I know. MARGARET IVlCCARTHY-'-- She walks the lady of my delight. ANN.A MCMAHON- A gentle maid whose heart is lowly bred With joyousness and with a thoughtful cheer. ANNA O'CoNNoR- A merrier one within the limit of becoming mirth I never spent an hour's talk withal. CATHERINE OlCONNOR-- ' A sweet attractive kind of grace Continual comfort in -RaydaI1 . BERNICE O'LEARY-- . flu!! J tRJJL+JL,,L lyj- Love, sweetness, goodness in her person shined. , , ' KATHERINE OvERToN-- I . Ll M 4 lug! Kind the woman's eyes, and innocent y ff And all her bearing gracious. 72 Z A ,, X C Z3 KATHERINE RICHARDSON- . ' M Qdxizfpuvmdch In youth and beauty wisdom IS but rare. ANNE RIORDAN- A daughter of the gods, divinely tall And most divinely fair. KATHERINE SHEEHAN-- Persuasive speech and more persuasive sighs. Silence that spoke and eloquence of eyeslf I BETTY STEAD-- in . Come and trip it as you go .Ayl,,.J any-4,7 , Cla.-...J- On the light fantastic toe. 1441-'I 7'lu- , D.:-slut ?-uv foal.. , 1. ff fe-,... Rx ig Aface with gladness overspread Soft smiles, by humor kindness bred. IVIARJ ORIE SULLIVAN- CATHERINE WILSON- Indeed she shone all smiles and seemed to flatter Mankind with her black eyes for looking at her. 99

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if ..f0uv1LL1AN Y' 8 mT'-'- X'xX Q S v HELPFUL HINTS TO THOSE ABOUT TO ENGAGE OUR FRESHMEN IN CONVERSATION It is true there are many skillful and valuable books, treating the lost UQ art of conversation, on the market, today. However, these volumes speak in general terms and are particularly devoid of specific instances. One learned text book gives this rule, to be followed when speaking to a stranger or a casual acquaintance, Speak to the person addressed about what she is most interested. A very excellent rule but-- how is one to know about what a casual acquaintance is interested? Let it not be said that any Freshman at D'Y. C. is diHicult to engage in conversation. The follow' ing Frosh are interested in the following topics, respectfully: TALK TO - - - ABOUT f f f Virginia Nuttle Catherine O'Connor Roma Reynolds Anna McMahon Eugenie Szczukowska Cyrilla Stabel Catherine Wilsoii Catherine Sheehan Anne Riordan Mary Pyne Marjorie Sullivan Catherine Richardson Elizabeth Nash Margaret Murphy Catherine McFaul Ellen Laughlin Eileen Meagher Anne O'Connor Betty Stead Anne O'Donnell Mary Martin Florence Ryan Gene Mooney Anna Maloney Margaret McGrath Helen Mahoney Mae Mulcahy Alice Tuohy Margaret McCarthy Katherine Overton Bernice O'Leary Mary Lundy Poetry Scout work Greek Farfoif city Procter Books Almost any subject Interesting personages Newspapers Logic Shea's Parallelopipeds Syllogisms Hoefler's Geometry Dreams Akron South Buffalo Laboratory Periods Dancing Westerxi Union Liberty Week'e11d Foreign Service New York Lockport Football Upper Classmen Allegheny Heresies Ogdensburgh Vacation The delights of Horace