St Margarets School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

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FRANCES BANCROFT BRIAINE It is a very good world to live in. FOUR YEARS Editor-in-Chief of Salmugzmdi Magpie Board, II-III-IV Marionette Member, I-II-III-IV, Play, III-IV President of Marionettes, IV Cercle Francais, IV Glee Club, II-III-IV Song Contest, II Senior Play Bannie?-Presto chomgo! We see a hundred different pictures:-the author of heart-stirring fiction and exquisite verse, the versatile actress in our dramatic club playsg Madame President of the Marionettesg the first member of our class to make the Glee Club twelve , the editor-in-chief of our Sail! But the Bannie that we know and love best is the one whose ideas and interpretations of the commonplace carry us into another world, the one who entertains us with her unlimited supply of anecdotes and clever pantomimes, the one who is always friendly. The best Wish that '29 can give Bannie is that she may always keep those enchanted words, Presto chiango! VIRGINIA ALBAUGH BUMP Smooth is the water when the brook rzms deepf, ONE YEAR Board of Editors of Salmagzmdi Marionette Member, IV Marionette Play, IV Senior Play To write about Jinny and do her justice seems impossible, for her most important charms are so' intangible. We know they are there, because We see the results, but we simply can't describe them. Of course, there are her patience, her diligence, her determination, her sympathy, her helpfulness, her cleverness, and her friendliness. It may be the combination of all these that makes her so lovable, yet there seems something deeper-an understanding of human nature and a love of life. Besides gaining our respect, this charm has, in her one short year here, won her way into our hearts. Twenty-seven

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BARBARA BORCHARDT Happy am I when from care I'm free. FOIUR YEARS Board of Editors of Salmagzindi Glee Clwb, I-II-IV Marionettes, III Whenever we hear a tinkling laugh or a deep giggle, we always know that Bar- bara is near at hand. She is one of those people that you love to Watch and listen to, even from a distance. Her face migihit have been the madonna in some gre-at master- piece, and there is a charm even in her soft, rich voice. Yet, knowing Barbara is even better that merely observing her, however pleasant that may be, for there is a gay friendliness about her, an ever-ready helpfulness, and a keen interest which makes you seek her company. After four years, we still hold our first impression of her- love for her and her friendly smile. JOSEPHINE FRANCIS BRADLEY Some feelings are to mortlalls given With less of earth in them than heaven. ONE YEAR Board of Editors of Sallnziagundi Marionette Member, IV, Play, IV Glee Club, IV Song Contest, IV Senior Play Jo is two girls in one--first, an idealist, with a love of adventure, of dreaming, and delightful nonsense, a writer of charming poetry, who philosophizes on idealsg the second, the steadfast Jo, who helps Glee Club, who works diligently on her lessons, who delighted us with her fine acting-the poor, deaf woman was so grief stricken- in The Exchange. Could there be a more pleasing combination? And both these Jo's are brimful of school spirit and friendliness, school spirit which 'has made her enter eagerly into all activities and a friendliness that has carried her into all our hearts with her half gay, half serious personality. Twenty-sia:

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IRENE A. BYARS Soft peace she brings whenever she arrives. Board of Editors of SflflWlLlg'll'I'ldi Miarionettes, III-IV Marionette Play, IV French Club, IV Senior Play Snapping brown eyes-that is how we introduce Irene to you. Although she is the quiet, unassuming Senior, who maintains her poise and dignity even in the most unexpected crisis, she is not without a sense of humor and conversational powers. Perhaps we enjoy talking with her so much because she is always interested in every- thing, and especially the class of twenty-nine. At every party and food sale, she is on hand to do more than her share of work. We can not explain just why-but we know Irene is more than a friend to everyone-and that alone marks her with the word Success. FRANCES LOUISE COZZENS To be loved weeds only to be seen. Foun YEARS Board of Editors of Salmagizmdi Marionette Member, IV Secretary of Marionettes, IV Ceircle Francais, IV Class Basketball, I-II-III Captain of Class Basketball, III Varsity Basketball, IV Captain of Varsity Basketball, IV Varsity Hockey, I-IV Senior Play If you should ask anyone at Saint Margaret's to name the best sport, the prompt answer would be, Frannie Cozzens, of course. She is one of the gayest, wittiest girls imaginable, with her bobbing curls and contagious smile, the smile that made her chosen to represent Lindbergh at our political rally. But under the happy dislposition there is a serious Frances, who is the competent secretary of the Marionettes, and who bears the title of captain of the varsity basketball team, won by her clever playing as well as an uncanny ability to make baskets. In hockey, too, she is distinguished. And last, but not least, she has that most desirable of gifts-a beau geste. Twenty-eight