St Josephs College - Footprints Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Vnforgetahles Alice Adam ' s junioi Near. Helen Allen ' s parliamentary law. Emma Bergen ' s crush. Mary Bird ' s insidious influence. Gen Boston ' s dreams. Eileen Ijurgen ' s permanent wave. Helen Callahan ' s football games. Anna Campion ' s noise. Aggie Comerford ' s bashfulness. Genie Cormier ' s temperament. Elizabeth Corrigan ' s posture. Terrie De Voe ' s chrysanthemum. Evelyn Dotzler ' s West Pointer. Jeannette Farrell ' s seminarians. Evelyn Foppiani ' s Sehora. Myrtle Foster ' s blush. Marie (ilasson ' s notes. Dorothy Hand ' s extreme age. Marge Harnett ' s tea room. Grace Hart ' s orderly sanctum. Betty Hebron ' s feelings after 27 ' s Juninr I ' n Mary Hennessy ' s long hair. Marge Hertel ' s demureness. Mary Hunt ' s alter ego. Betty Judge ' s math debate. Mary Kane ' s repartee. Kay Kearney ' s arrival at S.J.C. Mary Keller ' s persistent alto. Marie Kelley ' s pedagogy. Agnes Kelly ' s U.B.A. Mary Kelly ' s brief case. Helen Kenny ' s telephone calls. Florence Kreischer ' s arrival. Katherine Lavery ' s ' earning for more work. Gert I oughlin ' s retreat. Alita Ludder ' s yawning in late class. Rho Magnor ' s summer at Rutgers. Mary Manning ' s missions. Edna McCorniick ' s announcement. Bebs McIvOUgblin ' s ironing. Peg McNulty ' s Loria. Mary Mi(ldlecam] ' s Dot. Dot Murphy ' s glee in the Glee CM). Mary Murray ' s experiments. Marie O ' Shea ' s wave. Marian Packert ' s debates. Regina Peppard ' s write ups committee. Ethel Perkin ' s savoir faire. Emilv Pleines ' s studiousness. Catherine Quinn ' s silence. Frances Reardon ' s secondary teaching. ■4 26 }»..-

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C iene ieve Bo tun i the oritic who examines ami jiuli es the modern art pieces in the Metropolitan Alnseum. Ihe head of the dejiartment of EngHsh examiners for the High School License is ' irginia ' alsh. At last women will lie able to show how the} ' excel in this subject. Margaret Sullivan is married. She has furnished her new home on I ' ark Avenue according to the |]lau- of I ' rances ' inkler, the well-known interior decorator. Schraftt ' s Stores have been bought by Margaret llarnett. ()wing to her efficient management, Schrafft ' s have replaced .Maresi-.Mazzetti as official cater- ers to the college lunchroom. (iertrude Loughlin is the ' ice-l ' resident of the United .States Steel Cor- poration. ' I ' he Devoe (.ireenhouses of Long Island are famous for their chrysanthenuims. At the New York Flower Show they won first prize. Kathrvn ' alsh is on the staff of the National (ieographic Magazine. Her articles on historical subjects and econ imic conditions are noted for their pro- found insight and scholarly character. Emilv rieines is busily engaged in the work of collecting pictures to be used in illustrating Lthics text-books. ■ Dorothy Thom])son has followed in the footsteps of I ' .xa le ( iallienne. Her dramatic production of the Book of Job has won lier ucli imiversal acclaim that she plans to jiroduce it at the Theatre Franqais. Helen Callahan is married, but she lectures to groU])s of married women on Current Events and their meaning. The girls oii see have fulfilled all the ex])ectations of their professors Init it is onlv what could be expected from sucli a brilliant and active .group as the Class of ' 1928. ' . St. (K, F.dilnr. Moonrise Light fades — l)oth earth and sk - arc caught In one deej), duskened harmonw L ' ntil the lanlrrn niimn is brought. And hniii.; uiion .a ]io]ilar tree. .M KJl.UIK . l. Ml ' NIMIV. ' 29. 4 2.Sj ..

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Connie Reynold ' s hair. Connie Rick s orchestra. Ella SchelsJel ' s manner. ' irginia Stack ' s name on the Freshman vol I ' eggy Sullivan ' s Spanish. Dot Thompson ' s Quaker Boy. Kay Walsh ' s Mary Walsh ' s ' irginia Walsh ' s Kay Wilson ' s armory. Fannie Winkler ' s scenery. Elinor Wood ' s presumption in writing this. :i ' 7jf»-