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

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ST. MARY ' S COLLEGE Kathleen Sharpe 131 E. Water Street Coaldale, Pennsylvmiia. A.B. in Mathematics. El Club Santa Teresa ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, president ' 35. Le Cercle Francais ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35. Basketball ' 32, ' 33. Dimples . . . she is interested in languages and speaks both French and Spanish fluently . . . musically inclined . . . has an appreciative ear for the classical . . . intends to spend next year attending as many concerts and operas as possible . . . slim, has a passion for Greta Garbo . . . likeable person. Frances Patricia Vodicka 335 Main Street Glen Ellyn, Illinois. A.B. in Education. W.A.A. Member ' 35. Hockey Team. Refreshment committee for Ball. Chicago Club. Fran came to St. Mary ' s after spending the first two and a half years at Eosary College . . . sports her chief enjoyment . . . particu- larly swimming and horseback riding . . . mem- ber of the W.A.A. and the hockey team . . . Her home is in Chicago . . . Her ambition is to teach . . . She was one senior who did practice teaching in South Bend this year and retained enthusiasm over the profession as a whole. June, 1935 145

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Mary Reilly 102 E. Pennington Street Tucson, Arizona. A.B. in Commerce. Sacred Heart League ' 34, vice-president 35. Glee Club ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35. Choir ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35. Chairman of Refreshments, Junior Prom ' 34. Mary is the eldest of the three Reilly girls in college . . . from out west . . . Arizona . . . long stories about Western people . . . chief occupation taking telephone calls . . . constant supply of pretzels or crackers and peanut butter . . . delights in doing things for people. Mary Beatrice Ricker 3.31 E. Fifth Street Delphos, Ohio. A.B. in Journalism. Correspondent for SOUTH BEND NEWS TIMES ' 34. Editor STATIC ' 34. Blue Pencil club ' 34, secretary ' 35. Publicity Chairman Senior Ball. Peppy . . . believes in Art for art ' s sake . . . basketball cheer leader . . . good historian . . . knits and crochets . . . has a yen for writ- ing . . . worked on the LIMA NEWS last sum- mer . . . staunch German . . . one of the first to get her silverware and here ' s to a golden lining for every cloud in the sky of Mary B. June, 1935

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CLASS OF 1935 Mary Patricia Walsh Republic, JV ashington. A.B. in Commerce. Diapason club ' 30, ' 31. Eucharistic League vice-president ' 3S. Catholic Action club vice-president ' 35. Glee Club ' 30, ' 31, ' 32. Choir ' 30, ' 31, ' 32. Orchestra ' 30, ' 35. French club ' 34, vice-president ' 35. Answers to Patsy or Pat . . . she ' s really from Republic . . . likes Minneapolis and Chi- cago ... a commerce student . . . collector of photographs . . . gets innumeraible letters . . . Patsy challenges the early to bed early to rise theory . . . rather sit around and talk, than sleep . . . the best sense of humor imaginable . . . combines brains, beauty and practical re- ligion. JiiDe, 1935