Mary Institute - Chronicle Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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.jCz1f!Lerine 1fmf1,e5 g6LIfCA ll,lS viv11vio11s l11'11111-tte proved such an exe-ellent cxuc'11tiv1s i11 licr junior year that we followed that good old An1c1'i1:an custoin and drafted lier for 2lIlUllll?l' tCl'1ll. Despite Kittyis niany Worries over the senior class, she still Illilllilglls to llash tl Sll1llC that rivals any we know. Plus the gentle art ol' persuasion Kitty has what it takes to 1lllll10Ili'C the lamfulty to write a. fairly straight line ol liis vavli llllblllll. ,Kitty is an oiitstfinding athlete and has sein-11 on lllIlL1llll'l'illDl0 A tl'2llllS. Long a 111:1i1'1stz1'y in our flI'?ll112ltll'S, Kitty was outstzinding in the Junior 0111-1'ett11. One ol' the liigliliglits ol' the Sl'1'0ll4l t1-r1n 'for Kitty and for the entire svliool was the radio 1Jl'Ogl'2llll, 'llll'Oll2lg2ll1ll2l,., wliivh slim- illlll four ol' hor t'l2lSSll12ll't'S presented over ,li MOX. After her splendid speecli ot' XVl'll'O1llC i11 SGlll6I11lJ9l', Kitty was llailvd as il second Alwg she l'f'l'l2lllll.Y has possibilities. ,Irv llfllltl' wiv. .14 20 .. J0110'-v randy- Lauw-I. an-J tLk..Aawu--Jil-1 mana La..u.1l---F11 D '99-'l I J... 1nd MJ ful Q.. ww Q. .,... NW! hav l AMA LU 4 IC 6 Years at Mary Institutgmj Gold Team Chronicle Board, '40, '41, '42, '43 Junior Council, '42 Senior Council, '43 Class President, '42, '43 Class Secretary, '41 Lead in Christmas Play Chairman Christmas Party Dramatic Club Juan in Operetta French Poetry Contest, '42 Tennis Singles and Doubles, '41, '42, '43 Hockey, '41, '42, '43 Volley-ball, '41, '42, '43 Baseball, '41, '43 Basket-ball, '40, '41, '42 Soccer, '40, '41 Ping-pong, '43 May Maid I 711111 Hn' nzost 11,'omif 1'f'ul llli1I1l'l