DYouville College - DYouvillian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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I. I ' lQ4 f 'Xi , .,.x V .N 9 e A C' o 0'-6 , . 9 fl' 'A xg as- -- ll ' ' ' R ' -fe-if-?QQQe eff-is JJ Qyoufvtfhmzvfo 7, avg'-esee A - 4 . , Q 1 X o QL , Q, fl ANNE DORGAN, B.A. NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y. Niagara Falls High School Play Committee, 4 Senior Ball Committee, 4 - Prom Committee, 3 Delta Phi, 3, 4 Math Club, 4 OUR years ago the trains brought another citizenof Niagara Falls to D'Youville. Anne came, inspected and appraised us, and continued to commute. Since then her apt vvitticisms have bef- come almost traditional with us, and We are at a loss Whether to describe sitting with her in class as delight or as torture. For never a thing is done or said, but Anne makes some observation in the enf- joyment of which we take ininite pleasure, but-what martyrdom can equal the necessity of conf- cealing smiles, nay more, hearty laughter, from allfseeing professorial eyes? Anne's life will not be confined to schoolwork, we surmise. Soon you may meet her in a Lincoln car, joyfully living up to her motto, Carpe diem. And if you go to call on her, you will see her cheer' ing her husband with her characteristic flippancies after his deadening day at business. Thirtyfone

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R - r W ..4..AL ' Y 3 ' Ax . .. - . - A V X K ' . Q., Gr ,!, , o--6 . . , .' 'Li I, I Q JD Q - 251-Ox :Pia Q s ..... i ANNE DENNING, B.A. NORTH TONAWANDA, N, Y. Holy Angels Academy Senior Ball Committee, 4 Dmmatics, 4 Prom Committee, 3 Proctor, I Debating, 3, 4 History Club, 3, 4 Le Cercle Francais, 2, 3 NN1z's laugh, it may surprise you to hear, is one notably conscious of the fitness of things. In the clubrooms it rings out clear and unsuppressedg in class it takes on admirable restraint, with a different tone for each of the various kinds of amusing incidents which occur thereg again,in corridors it has a character wholly in keeping with the inviolable dignity of those august places. And besides Anne's laughter We must also mention and admire her gift of tears. We are remembering now an occasion upon which her aptitude for Wellftimed and appealing Weeping saved her the expenditure of not a little of this WorlCl's goods. We should be not at all surprised to hear of Anne's turning to the teaching of law at some future date. Students will flock to her from all quarters of the globe for instruction in the gentle art of moral suasion as an aid in solving traffic problems. Thirty

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, i s .. gg-N A v avg 366 a-ia . , 150 N A ...-.QS 651 Q 0, . 1 . , .3 eDE3.E,..-.- A en7si, x n fx N353 GERTRUDE EDWARDS, B.A. . BUFFALO, N. Y. Holy Angels Academy Chairman Invitation Committee Senior Ball, 4 P-roctor, 4 Math Club, 4 Prom Committee, 3 Honor Council, 2 Delta Phi, 3, 4 Le Cercle Francais, 3, 4 I D1YOUVILLE without Gertrude would be dull beyond Words. Her character is made up of so many lovable qualities that We find it difficult to say which of them We admire most. There is Gertrude in a joking mood-convulsed and convulsing in her narration of the latest escapades of the great and the nearfgreat. There is Gertrude the student, never too busy to take endless pains in aiding those less gifted than she through the horrors of exams. And there is the Gertrude to Whom we relate our troubles and our woes, and whose Wise counsel in such matters we hold more than precious. Knowing her thus, who can ask the reason for her unbounded popularity? Gertrudels future is a bit vague to us, We are not quite sure of what career she will choose. But We do know this-that if she tempers life with the same mirth and sincerity and Eneness of character which we love in her now, she can never stray far from making it a beautiful thing and as dear to others as it is to her. Thirtyftwo