St Margarets School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

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HELEN EVERETT Ever charming-ever new. ONE' YEAR Art ,Editor of Salmagundi Marionette Member, IV Marionette Play, IV Cercle Francais, IV Glee Cluib, IV Senior Play Have we ever seen Hod when she wasn't laughing? We don't want to imply that she isn't serious, for we've never seen a more serious, conscientious person than Hod! But such a disposition! She certainly is the exception to the rule about red-haired people. Hod surely has red hair, but she is the sunniest person imaginable. Every- one likes and admires her versatility, charm, and endless pep. We admit our favorite indoor sport is to Watch her monopolize the mail. How does she do it? Excelling in lessons, she can't write letters all the time. Here's the explanation-Hod spells personality. AUDREY CONSTANCE HAWK Deeds not words. FOUR YEWARS Board of Editors of Salmagmzdi Marionette Member, I-II-III-IV Marionette Play, IV Class Basketball, I-II Varsity Basketball, III-IV Varsity Hockey, III-IV The rush of a slight form, a blue tunic jumping through the air, and then- success! Audrey lands with the ball clasped tightly in her hands and a grim look of determination on her face to do or die. But seldom does Audrey die,', for the ball usually finds its Way back to another blue tunic, and Audrey has proved herself a true basketball guard. Again, in hockey this time, we find her a steady player and a staunch supporter. Those of us who are fortunate enough to know her intimately, find hers the friendship that needs no proof, but like our mascot, could Weather any storm. Twcnly-nine I

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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

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JULIET KEMP Bewntiful it is to understand and know that ci Thought did never yet die. THREPE YEARS Class Poet Associate Editor of Magpie, IV Mario-ne-tte Member, III-IV Marionette Plays, III-IV Cercle Francais, III-IV French Play, III-IV Glee Club, II Senior Play If you hear a wistful voice crying, Where is my anthology? , you may be sure it is Juliet's. She is famous for her poetic knowledge, appreciation, and declamation, and, of course, the exquisite little verses she writes herself. Juliet has the rare merit of looking for the beautiful only, in everything and everybody, and she possesses the great quality of sincerity in everything she says and does. Besides her intellectual hobbies, there is her love for her Scotties, Joan and Peter, who have graced our side- lines at games, all decked in lavender. Oh, yes, Juliet acts and draws, too. To this member of our class, we wish that life may always be beautiful. MILDRED FRANCES KINNEY Oh happy .soul that all the way To heaven hath or summers day. THREE YEARS Board of Editors of Sdlmdgundi Marionette Member, II-III-IV Glee Club, IV A little girl with red-gold hair gives us a whimsical smile. It's Milly, and all the girls of S. M. S. feel confidential at once. Optimistic? Yes! We feel that the man Who wrote There's a Silver Lining Lo Every Cloud, was thinking of Milly. It is in History of Art that she shines, too. We love her for that alone, but when she sings in Glee Club, and her usually quiet little voice becomes a beautiful, deep alto, our admiration increases. We, the Senior Class, are all seriously thinking of putting Milly into our pockets and taking her home, for our lives could never be quite complete without our genial little classmate, Mildred Kinney. Thirty