Benedictine Academy - Benedictine Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

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,gnvf fir- Clfllleife fall? gufgniegef THIS LITTLE INV ADER from the country 1S a com hlnatlon of all that IS sweet and senslble In her we find the mlnlmum of qllalltlty the maxlmum of quallty Though thoughtful and p0lSCd th1S demure lass 15 easlly moved to laughter and qulckly trans formed to a gay and mlschlewous person Though often found engagmg ln mld wlnter dreams of the shore Nannette IS full of Splrlt and wlstful charm Possessor of a soft volce and a damty appearance she is also a capable dancer and sympathetlc listener. She holds clalm to all the qualities of a good nursc+ her future ambltlon l l Tu enty Three . 'E ' . ' ' f 'uv W, T ' Tgjf , V Y! W C ' Y . ' 1 1 ' Q , . ss ,

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Twenty Two Www mary .fdnne ALERT INITIATIVE plus an extraordinary amount of vlm and vlgor make Mary Anne one of the buslest glrls ln the Senlor Class She IS lnterested ln all school actlvltles and lS V106 Presldent of the MISSIOH Club and a member of the Yearbook Staff Her keen wlt cheer ful SIIIIIC uulck wave and gay H1 there' have endeared her to all Mary Anne 1S a sympathetlc llstener and IS always wllllng to help A hard worker and a good sport she IS a firm and loyal frlend , I si - , ,- '13 1. WJ? Ti, . . 5 U 0 0 0 I I Q . . . . . . . . . . . g ' - - ac - 97 s - 1 9 ' . . . . . . . . . . , .

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,QI j r n RJ 601' 5 1 , 4 '. I rx A 3 .1 A t 1 3 fu! ,' fl A ,I . .rf 5, pf ,,' J' if 9-- U. I L, ,jf -4 l Twenty-F our A ,Y . '- -,FZ g .fgllgefa Gal? A TYPICAL Irish colleen, Mary is also a poet extra- ordinaire. Our Assistant Literary Editor has strength of character, sincerity, and independence. She is always tremendously entertaining and is a lively con- versationalist. Clever with a pen, and equally clever at telling anecdotes, she's a very friendly person who combines sound principles with frequent spurts of frivolity. Mary is a frank and honest person who will soon turn to Hghtin' words if anyone says anything against the Irish.