DYouville College - DYouvillian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Jae l -'-- - S K XX.-1 , X 6 - , Sl 9 3 K I ,, C ar a FAITH MORGAN, B.A. SARANAC LAKE, N. Y. Saranac Lake High School President Student Government, 4 Secretary Student Government, 3 Treasurer Student Government, 2 President Students' Spiritual Council, 4 Secretary Students' Spiritual Council, 3 Dramatics, 4 Beta Delta Pi, 4 President El Club Castellano, 3 Treasurer Classical Club, 3 Executive Board, 2, 3, 4 Classical Club, 3, 4 El Club Castellano, 2, 3 4 TO write adequately of Faith would be a task beyond our small powers. Could there ever be any one like her, anyone possessed of such vivacity, such capability, such high scholarship, such personality as hers? We think not. As companion she is delightful, as student and as teacher of Freshmen, idealg as cook, the mainstay of house parties, and as President of Student Government, incomparable. Truly the gods have smiled on Faith, and she gives us generously of her many blessings. Conversation with Faith is one of the greatest joys we know. If we desire to listen, she is always interesting, always charming, should we seek a confidant, we find her sympathetic and helpful. Little wonder, then, that we so prize her friendship. Faith's future is not difficult to picture. She will spend a few years in effecting the phenomenon of making the learning of Latin actually pleasant. Then she will turn her attention to the domestic arts and will settle down in the house of her dreams, there to be happy in companionship with-need we mention his name? and her goldenfhaired sons. - Fiftyffve

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, . L ' f' ' 'N .. ?P' fi ,r , was 't ' if E 6 QQ if 5 MARY MEEGAN, B.A. BUFFALO, N. Y. A The Nardin Academy Proctor, 4 Senior Ball Committee, 4 Class Day Committee, 4 Retreat Librarian, 4 Prom Committee, 3 Song Committee, 3 Library Committee, 2 Le Cercle Francais, 2, 3 History Club, 3, 4 O the superlatives of a class include the most loyal? We believe they do, and there is little un' D certainty of Mary's being one of the leaders of this group. Throughout her four years at D'Youville, Mary has been the criterion of fidelity to her class and college. According with the maxim, pauca dicere, multa facere, she has supported all activities, amiably, merrily, willingly. Mary's hobby-now she Waxes eloquent-is bridge, and when the Sorority Rooms were ref decorated, those in charge were thoughtful enough to install a card table for the especial use of the firm of MeeganfPantera and their fellow players. We see a firelit room in a cosy home, 'a group of children clustered together, listening with en' thusiastic interest to the Valorous deeds of Napoleon. Who is telling them so capablyg so earnestly? Who but Mary? Fiftyffour

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' , l g- 9 aio . . , ,-' gg k Jes ,gy 50 ,f xx., . 1 X J - XM i X Nw my rs J I A ANTOINETTE MORIBELLA, B.A. BUFFALO, N. Y. HutchinsonfCentral High School Play Committee, 4 Prom Committee, 3 Le Cercle Francais, 3 History Club, 3, 4 G- OOD things come in sniall prckagesf' For some, it is difficult to become reconciled to this, but those of us who know Antoinette will never again doubt its truth, although we may be far from small! If you are in doubt as to the date of a certain battle or desire the name of some monarch of medieval time, or are, in short, in any historical dilhculty, consult Antoinette, She loves history, and knows it, even to its insignificant dates-that is, insignificant to us, but most signiicant to examiners in more ways than one! Real friends are few and Antoinette is numbered among them. We find her kind, generous and generally likable. She is unassuming in her Ways, very quiet and almost equally shy. But these traits have endeared her to us and long shall we remember little Antoinette. Fiftyfsix