Mary Institute - Chronicle Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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Wowifgn .Aon er? was NY tl-ntli porioll ons- lllil-Y sw il group ol' seniors vroweling 21l'0llllll Nlairilyn as sllo llK'2llS out lior l'2lX'0l'll0 lroogs-.y woogvyfl .lust El little 1ll0l'l'l'll2lll livo ll-ol of 1-lmrni is un an owolli-nt llesvrip- tion of rXl'OlllJOl'.LI. :is sliv is l'rvqiu1i1tl'y l-alla-ll. She has always be-on :1 sourve ol' 0llll'l'lillllHl1'lll lor tlw vluss. Marilyn is wry x'vi'satilog al, gooll atliloto, rlniivor, pianist. ll'0-Sli2llt'l', :incl singer. She luis mlisplayoml lwr Yorell lilll'lllS :is li2ll'lllK'llt2L in tlio Junior Opt-iwfttzl illlil in nniny lllov Vlulm solos, :mil her lC'l'-Sliilllllgf ability in Sl5YI'I'ill Silvei'-Skates. Sho llilS ln-on on niostv ol' tllo A toanis. Uno of lli'l' ,l'2lYOl'lll' liolnlmios flrosiilos im--slcntiiigj is knitting. Uni- min soo Ivy the sorks zinfl swoutm-rs slim- luis nnulo tlizlt slim' is un zivloinplislioll knittvr. llvr w1'saitilil,x' :xml UXt'l'lll'lll' sl-liool spirit tlirougliout In-r .Yl'ill'S at Hairy lmw 1Il2llll' lwr an iimiliiulmlt- nic-iiilwr of thi- class of '43, .. 22 - 5-ug' I wo-1 N522-pQ,,L 0 O r A 13 Years at Mary Inst' ,ute Gold Team Archery, '40 Baseball, '40, '41, '42 Basket-ball, '40, '42, '43 Captain, '40, '43 Hockey, '40, '41, '42 Soccer, '40 Tennis Singles and Doubles, '41, '42, '43 Glee Club Carmelita in Operetta 1,6 'Ai' '40, S'll'l'!'l.lj yo1L'rr' j1'.stiny

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aux sn we wot X ev' XMWWX ZSDX GJ-4 ' 'Q Ui t - awww.. vi Green .Team 0 02 f Chronicle Board '40 '41 '42 '43 Tennis Singles and Doubles, '40, '41, '42, '43 Volley-ball, '42 Baseball, '40, '41, '42 Playworkers, '43 Glee Club, '41, '42, '43 Chapel Usher Cake-baking Contest, for credit First Prize 'l ol'y0t it OW Ciffancf .fgnfrim Mc W1Yfmfma '1'l'lASl4Ill from way baek, those around her live in terror of her next worcl. Nevertheless we all love Doofly, the baby ot our 1-lass, and wouldn't know how to get along without her keen clis- position, contagious laugh, and wonderful sense of humor. Shes been with us sinee kinclergarteng it will be a loss to Mary when lloomly graduates. She enters into the senior room bull sessions with gusto, and has an inexhaustible supply of stories which weive all heard a thousand times but still laugh at. Probably the most tun ol' anybody, 'Iloocly is an asset to any hen party or dance. In spite ot her love ot fun, Iloolly can work. She is on the CHRONICLE Board, a member of the Glee Club and Playworkers, and excels in gyni, where she is on the tennis team and other 'SAN teams. We bid many tonal farewells to lloorly and her seventh hour hieeoughs. l-lest ot luck to you at Bennett next year. -21.-

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' 1-xo-R1 -J..-.e.. Q. su-ala. qo-1 Quo.:-H is iqggv. xggh. Mask.-I--1 'L Xfslb -s..mN-- k 40-'N'-fr Y' LQ!-Ak. bn -1515- 1 Lamar qs' ksuxn q....,4 5 Years at Mary Institute gd ' 'ss Gold Team TM M KX? Chronicle Board, '43 -lq 1 's '1N' Baseball, '41 Mlm-Il. Assistant Head Librarian mx 18 L Dona Consuela in Operetta Q0-a x 1..- hjgiw, a little southern gal who hailed from Arkansas five years ago-a girl who has added personality, charm and Vivaeity to the Class of 432 Bemie will long be remembered for her gorgeous blond hair, a luscious figure, and her little shadow Patty. Efficiency and Glamour usually don't go well together, but in Kay,s ease, the tradition is broken, for not only is she a valuable librarian, but she is also an indispensable member of the CHRONILE Board. Most of us remember and envy Kay for her part of '4Dona Consuelai' in the operetta-not only did she play her part well, but she was also Ma, - - han one of the few leads who did not have to sing.,, If anyone should happen to peek into the home-eeonomies room on any Friday after- noon, she might be able to catch a glimpse ot Eemie trying her best to whip up some new recipe to try out on her c-lassmates. All in all, Kay has been a colorful addition to our class. ...23.. oacg .jczlfderine emid ffm