St Margarets School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

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0+.f W , . JJ! ANNE MARY COLEMAN Iersey City, New Iersey Her fn zzf- y lost in plea fzzf 1 f dmmzr Two YEARS Class Will Marionette Member, IV Marionette Play, IV Sociae Latinae, III-IV Magpie Board, IV Senior Essay Contestant l At this moment we feel forced to smile. Who can predict what the impetuous Anne will do next? You didn't know she is impetuous? Why, she may be reading her favorite poet, or feverishly writing a letter, when suddenly, inexplicably, she storms from the room, to return next moment, unabashed, with changed countenance but no apology. Anne is as full of imagination as a poet-and of Whimsy-who knows but that some day those same imaginings will grace the world as she now does the school? At present, despite her quiet modesty, these imaginings show to advantage in the Magpie, and infhe sage advice s gives tmthose wise eqpugh o seek h r. T A A A I ,K lf, X Zip lim BULK a ur TQ' ' I 1 X X Q UVKNNE co PE TH AIT? K ' X Watertown, Connecticut if fx r X931 I The Wand that follows intellect can achieve. Two Yimns Marionette Member, Ill-IV , Marionette President, IV i Marionette Play, III-IV Glee Club, III-IV Ccrcle Francais, IV Christmas Choir, IV Mardi Gras, IV wp! Sociae Latinae, IV You're a good actress, Anne, and we all respect you for that, but what we admire more than the Way you play parts on the stage, is the way you have chosen and played your part here. To think of you is to recall a pleasant smile, soft blond hair, a happy disposi- tion and a voice that holds its own among the second altos on the Glee Club-and else- where. And from those of us who take Latin, accept another great tribute! How we do appreciate those low tones: May I try it, Miss Bailey? Then follows success-well deserved. Independence-ambition-ability-friendliness-there's real reason for Anne's success wherever she goes! Twenty-rum'

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iff! Ji! EMI LY BISSELL BLACK Shelton, Connecticut Gc'n!lf in mrfhozl, rafolntf' in action. Two YEARS Board of Ifditors of Stlllilzlgllllllf Marionette Member. IV Marionette Play, IV Sociae Latinae, III-IV Poor Emily is one of those unfortunates who is forced to join the undignihed ranks of the junior Room whenever positions in line are given according to height. Fortunately she is philosophically resigned to her lack of inches and accepts Fate with a smile. We have a sincere respect for her for that-not to mention an adequate knowledge of that grand old game, football, for which Emily has rare enthusiasm. She is also one of those determined and enterprising Seniors who have found time falthough we donit know where or howj to make various experiments in the field of needlecraft. To sum up, she is a quietly determined person, friendly, and sincere. 92 IJUBNA WINN BOYNTON u FD Highland Park, Illinois A fair e.i'trrfor is a xilenr I't'C'OIH7I1f'7I11tlff0!1.H ON1a Yiamt Clee Club, IV Song Contest Substitute. IV lioard of Editors of Sulzmfgnmli President of Athletic Association. IV Class Hockey, IV White Hockey. IV Class Basketball, IV White liasketball, IV White Ilasehall, IV Christmas Choir, IV Mardi Gras. IV Only a few weeks elapsed before Donna was one of us-in the swing of everything. Even had we tried, not one of us could have rejected her frankness or her winning smile, or overlooked her ability at the piano or her proficiency in sports. We see her as a light- ning flash on the hockey Field or one of star shots in basketball. If you find her momen- tarily lagging in enthusiasm, just give her a poke and she'll he right with you, generously ready to help. Although she lives in that dangerous town, Chicago, we're not at all terri- fied of her--in fact, we just crowd around, demanding her good music and good company. Tuferlry-righl L

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BETTY DAVIS Essex, Connecticut Il is good 10 lwzglhcn to the lust iz runny mood. Two YEARS Board of Editors of Salnulgumli Marionette Member, III-IV Cerclc Frangais, IV Sociae Latinae, III Illagpic Board, III Class Baseball, III White Baseball, III-IV Whatl You've never heard of EssexPn When you are forced to admit to the astounded Betty that you never have, your ignorance doesn't matter for she will forgive you and briskly tell you all about it. You will find her a most lively and entertaining companion, one who is always ready to try anything, even if the escapade does net her somewhat disastrous results-a cracked rib, for instance. She is also willing to take a passive part when occasion warrants it, and there is no more sympathetic and kindly listener to he found within the school. And final noteworthy characteristics are her real determination and perseverance, which bring unfailing success. DUROTHEA DUNNING I West Hartford, Connecticut Gi1yrly is Ihr soul? hmllhf' 'I'1mrgu Ymuts Board of Iiditors of Sulrmzgnmli Marionette Member, II-III, Play, II-III raft- Club, in-iv: sang tzana-st, IV JX X60 Cercle liraneais. IV Sociac Latinas. II Magpie lamml, 111 82' of , Varsity Irlockey, III - ents Iittkt-y, 11-In-lv 57 White Hockey. ll-III-IV Class Basketball. Il-III-IV 'Q I gf! White Basketball. II-III j ,jg Varsity Baseball, II-lII OX Class Baseball. II-III yy, Dip 4 i K White llast-hall, II-III X gh - Christmas Choir, IV X' H7 jj,X Christmas I'ay.:cant, ll-III I ' ,O pl Mardi Gras, IV Whose is this stack of mail? VVhy, Dottie's, of course. For whom were all those 'phone calls? Why, those were for Dottie, too. And we always associate the two D's, Dottie and Dartmouth, need you ask Why? You see, it isn't only in Saint Margaret's that she has such overwhelming popularity. It seems to encircle her wherever she goes. Seeing dramatic Dottie in the Marionettes, hearing musical Dottie among the Hrst so- pranos in the Glee Club, admiring athletic Dottie dash down the hockey field, or envying most attractive Dottie whirling around the dance floor, we realize even more keenly what an essential part she is of the spirit and action of the school. T fl lil? y