Saint Marys College - Blue Mantle Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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ST. MARY ' S COLLEGE Eileen Funk 915 Spring Street Elgin, Ohio. A.B. in Commerce. Class Secretary ' 35. Blue Pencil Club ' 34, ,35. Catholic Action ' 34, ' 35. Neo-scholastic vice-president ' 35. Diapason Club ' 35. Activities Secretary W.A.A. ' 35. Glee Club 4 years. Choir 4 years. Vice-president of the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary ' 35. Basketball ' 34, ' 35. Winner annual poetry contest ' 34. Deutsche Verein president ' 35. One of the Seniors who is eager to get started in the real business of living and who is sure to make a success of it . . . Lee leaves an envi- able record behind her at school and has all of the ability needed to carry on in much the same way. Jeanette Funk 915 Spring Street Elgin, Ohio. A.B. in Commerce. Das Deutsche Verein ' 35. Glee Club ' 35. Choir ' 35. Net . . . domestically efficient . . . worries only about one thing — her German . . . vim, vigor and vitality . . . easy to look at . . . per- sistently wears bows, green mostly . . . did practice work at a bank and enjoyed it . . . always willing to walk . . . has no definite plans for the future as yet . . . but maybe the law business won ' t be so bad in a couple of years . . . pleasant companion . . . nice person Net! June, 1935 137

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CLASS OF 1935 Rita Fitzpatrick 6605 S. Peoria Street Chicago, Illinois. A.B. in Journalism. Dramatic Club secretary ' 35. Blue Pencil Club ' 34, ' 35. Neo-scholastic Club ' 35. Winner of Mother Pauline Award Essay ' 34. Chicago Club. Loves the windy city . . . enters contests like putting on her hat . . . usually wins either second or first . . . dramatic artist . . . dreamer . . . sings of brooks, of blossoms, birds, and bowers . . . wonders about the why of this and that . . . loves adventure. The literary world will hear from Rita. Jeanette Friesem 214 W. Madison Street South Bend, Indiana. A.B. in Commerce. Transferred from Wisconsin U. ' 33. St. Mary ' s Summer School ' 34. Jeanette is a South Bender who commuted through her Junior and Senior years ... a future in the commercial field . . . not without talent in philosophy and poetic interpretation . . . answers S.O.S. calls for lost dogs ' n ' things . . . Followed Dante as far as safety permitted . . . poise . . . owns a gorgeous blue Studebaker coupe . . . our idea of a real business woman . . . initiative . . . persev erance . . . sense of responsibility. 136 June, 1935

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CLASS OF 1935 Lucille Geary South Side BroTvnsville, Pennsi lvania. Major, Dietetics. Home Economics Club ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35. Basketball ' 32. Volley-ball ' 35. W. A. A. ' 35. Has the co-distinction with Peggy Pond of being the first to do practice work in dietetics at the Notre Dame cafe . . . they were kept busy . . . knows about fats, minerals, carbohy- drates and proteins . . . always willing to help a club or organization serve refreshments . . . has a loyalty to friends that is hard to beat . . . always comes through with a story . . . good dancer . . . entertaining. Helene Here 220 S. Maple Avenue A.B. Social Studies. Chicago Club vice-president ' 35. Riding Club vice-president 35. Palette and Brush Club vice-president ' 35. Volley-ball class manager ' 35. Basketball ' 34, ' 35. Golf, tennis, swimming. Chairman of finance, Soph Cotillion 33. General chairman Prom ' 34. Helene is one of the few seniors who has her immediate future already planned . . . next year she enters the Michael Reese hospital in Chicago to become a laboratory technician . . . keen interest in sports . . . study in the art de- partment . . . model for Bee Cannon . . . social leadership. June, 1935