DYouville College - DYouvillian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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77'-'J'f63'g lf QJM Q' as 'yrs fl ! s, ff, ' R , ' ' f ' ' -e c l A . , s ll 1' , -----G-62262 6 U66 JQ' mL5O If- X ws - I rw Q xx 9 lm , ,Q T, f gg tl Q FRANCES MCGARRITY, B.A. BUFFALO, N. Y. Holy Angels Academy Associate Editor DlYOUVlLLIAN, 4 Senior Ball Committee, 4 'Treasurer Madonna Murray Drarnatics Society, 4 Play Committee, 4 Classical Club, 3 Prom Committee, 3 Proctor, 3 Le Cercle Francais, 2, 3, 4 -rFRAN, a staunch friend in the fullest meaning of the word, is the class standby, whether it be in matters of homework, proms, or volunteering in Oral Expression. To those who know her she is all that is implied in the lines: Grace was in all her steps, Heaven in her eyeg In every gesture, dignity and love. But when Fran giggles, and she does so not infrequently, she is irresistible. The class giggles with her. But how does she do it? Has she a double? She never misses a function-dance, spread, meeting, show-whatever it is, Fran is there. And has she ever missed a class or been without her work? We would like your formula or method, Fran, It is 'LFran's desire to preside over a classroom of boys and girls, but we surmise that Dan Cupid has made other plans for her future. Looking forward, we see uFran, merry and lightfhearted as ever, rollicking through life with her adoring husband and twins. Fiftyfone

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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

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X- Q l ,Cv ' ' ' J iv r , 1 ' 'C-h I i fi A 1 X ' A - 5 N i CN , a- so - , ,F yi 5, S I ...-.Gsss s Gaia Joy so r f sei: Q 4 C ' 'f S3 PEW Ky 'r HELEN MCGARRITY, B.A. BUFFALO, N. Y. Holy Angels Academy Assistant General Chairman Class Day, 4 Song Committee, 4 Program Committee, 4 Prom Committee, 3 Girl Scout Leadership, I, 2, 3, 4 Le Cercle Francais, I, 2, 3, 4 CHIERY word, a rzfreshing laugh, and Helen, the other of the two famous Senior sisters, is with us. 1930 is proud of the McGarritys, for they have become to us almost symbolic ofthe ideal in sisterly companionship. We all have our failings, and we dare to mention Helen's-her shorthand. We hope it will grow up, at least to normal size, for its microscopic proportions are the despair of all who read it. Helen's interests are widespread and varied. We know that Fancy transports her in one mood to another and an earlier ages-splendid with its Cavaliers and their ladies, lovely in jewels and dainty laces. We think we see a clue here to Helen's deep interest in jewelry and la 'mode Parisierme, and to her delight in matchmaking. But Helen also has a large proportion of practicality in her makeup. Her sincerity of manner wins our genuine likingg her excellent housekeeping, our admiration, her ability to be prepared for every class and at the same time miss none of the clubroom activities, our wonder and praise. With such splendid characteristics as these, how can Helen's future help but be interesting? F iftyftwo