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

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ST. MARY ' S COLLEGE Margaret Katholing 2200 E. Seventieth Place Chicago, III. A.B. in Social Science. Blue Pencil Club ' 34, ' 35. Lifers Club. Chicago Club ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35. STATIC business manager, 33. Chairman of decorations Junior Prom ' 34. Promoter ' 33, ' 34. A real St. Mary ' s enthusiast . . . Marnie comes from Chicago but Milwaukee is not so bad . . . a knack for being friendly . . . universally well liked . . . majors in social science . . . practice work in South Bend . . . loves clothes . . . very nice person — Marnie. Ruth Manix Fort Jefferson Road Greenville, Ohio. A.B. in Journalism. El Club Santa Teresa ' 34, treasurer ' 35. Riders ' Club ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35. Dramatic Club ' 32. Blue Pencil ' 34, ' 35. STATIC business manager ' 34. Tennis ' 35. Promoter ' 35. Leads the senior class ranks . . . though small, Ruthie makes herself heard ... a journalist with practice work in South Bend . . . her greatest worry, speaking Spanish . . . good horseback rider and not so bad on the tennis courts . . . most people call her Manix . . . judging from what Ruth says Ohio, the home state, must be pretty good . . . laughs more than anyone else and is always out for a lot of fun. Preparatory and college with Holy Cross. June, 1935 139

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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

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CLASS OF 1935 Mary Patricia McArdle 211 BiGHAM Street Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. A.B. in Music. Glee Club ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35. Orchestra ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35. Choir ' 33, ' 34, ' 35. Chairman of invitations Junior Prom ' 34. Chairman of Music Senior Ball ' 35. Mary Pat is one of those Eastern girls . . . four years of music and a fine 1st violin . . . she is always a good person to organize for social events and to handle committee v ork . . . an authority on orchestras for dances . . . likes to entertain and can usually make one be- lieve tall stories . . . Mary Pat doesn ' t care an awful lot about attending classes, the fewer and shorter they are the better she likes them. Eileen McNamee •i5 W. High Street Ballston Spa, N. Y. A.B. in Education. Secretary for the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary ' 35. Catholic Students Spiritual Council 35. Chairman of the Catholic Students ' Mission Cru- sade ' 35. Chairman of Charity Ball ' 35. French Club journalist ' 35. Tennis ' 35. Co-chairman for Sports Day ' 35. One of those contented people . . . nothing ever bothers her except the train schedule around vacation time . . . Lee plans to teach next fall . . . really outstanding in her junior year as head of the bonfire committee . . . made a splendid success of Charity Ball . . . truly Eastern . . . wears tailored clothes . . . lots of fun . . . likes the races. 140 June, 193.5