DYouville College - DYouvillian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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X .fl 4 0 . , Q f ' 1 5 ,- MARY LAWLER, B.A. BUFFALO, N. Y. The Nardin Academy Assistant EditorfinfCl1ief DSYOUVILLIAN, 4 President Madonna Murray Dramatics Society, 4 Classical Club, 3 Debating, 3 Glee Club, I Le Cercle Francais, 3, 4 Student Leadership League, 3, 4 UST as we never satisfy our appetites for all the pleasant things we know, so we have never enough J of Mary's companionship. We will not attempt to describe to you her numerous and varied abilities, because we know of nothing which she is incapable of doing and doing well. The gods have blessed Mary with artistic, dramatic and literary talent. She has done many clever drawings for Year Books and postersg we have thoroughly enjoyed her frequent articles in the magaf zine and her inimitable dwarf dances, and could we forget her tireless work as Chairman of the Press Committee? As we look through the telescope of time into the future we see a door inscribed: National, Headquarters of the Girl Scouts of America Mary Lawler, President But we like to look still further and see Mary as the capable and energetic president of her own home. Fortyffour

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......9.-s2i?,3 5 - all-!6O - 'f nu , ,Ng up, f K l g COLETTE KOPEC, B.A. BUFFALO, N. Y. Lafayette High School President History Club, 4 Chairman Program Committee, 4 Library Committee, 4 Prom Committee, 3 El Club Castellano, 2 Clee Club, I History Club, 3, 4 Le Cercle Fvancais, 1, 2, 3 'sy fx-IBN the superlatives of the class were elected, Colette came out well in the lead for the dis' tinction of bestfdressed. Indeed, the smartness of her gowns and hats is our pride and joy. When one speaks of a party, one immediately asks, uwhat did Colette wear?'l and the answer to the question is invariably in praise of her appearance. Colette's mind is much in keeping with her outward appearance-well ordered and distinctive. Her classwork is enviably fine and she is a prominent member of 1930's group of History Majors. We have often thought that she will, in years to come, combine her .historical talent with her exquisite taste in clothes, and astonish the literary world with her remarkable history of the evolution of feminine apparel. Fortyftlwee

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. an , ' , ll-. V! 9 aria l A P . P , f.,,' V X W U an xg g 1' , 4 K x! QED XXX -2 Q5 Q 43 Q E'-3f'yig5 MARGARET LOWE, B.A. SALAMANCA, N. Y.. Salamanca High School Senior Ball Committee, 4 Property Committee, 4 Prom Committee, 3 Delta Phi, 3, 4 Secretary Delta Phi, 3, 4 Le Cercle Francais, I, 2 Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 H LEVEN o'clockl If I marry a millionaire I shall ceftainly set aside a fund to provide for the early E passing of mail in girls' colleges l We have heard this cry times without number, and experience has taught us that it is the lament of Marg Lowe expecting another letter, another invitation, an' other permission. Life is never dull for her. How wisely Marg chose her major! For who but a mathematician could keep x for Cornell, y for St. Lawrence, and z for U. of B.-and remember which function to differentiate! And Marg excels in another field also, that of sciences-geological, astronomical, biological and, last but far from least, domestic. When we heard predicted that Margaret would some day turn to the writing of history, we were a bit surprised. However, the mystery of her transfer of interest was solved when we learned that her book is to be entitled, A History of the Proms I Attended. Fortyfjive . -l, 'u' '-