DYouville College - DYouvillian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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X K 3 Q I, F3 X . ' W-Sb - , 1 'K ' ,lf Giga '50 i .i,ge2,f,aG. .... f X L l ff' .9 T' ' CX . fe' X' K - . Q 0 7 as ,, l '?, f fi Q59 i - KATHERINE QUINN, B.A. l Loweu., MAss. Immaculate Conception High School, Lowell Senior Ball Committee, 4 Treasurer Children of Mary, I Secretary Children of Mary, 2 VicefPresident Children of Mary, 3 Prom Committee, 3 Classical Club, 3 Press Committee, 2 VicefP'resident Class, I Proctor, I Play Committee, 2, 4 Le Cercle Francais, 2, 3, 4 Choir, 3, 4 -- Y - Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 KATHERINE possesses the enviable perspective that should characterize all English majors: she is gifted with the ability to take things with a grain of salt. Small worries and annoyances never disturb 'lKay's mental equilibrium or cast even a momentary cloud over her sunny disposition. She can always see the funny side of things, and her merry laugh alone would make her a likable class' mate. One cannot help but wish one knew her a little better, for one is intuitively assured that she is all pure gold. , For one of its loveliest voices the Glee Club owes thanks to Lowell. Nor has Katherine limited the expression of her talent to formal recitalsg her songs have added to the delight of many a Sorority Spread. We see, a few years hence, a special train to Lowell, bearing the Class of '30 to see Katherine in tulle and orangefblossoms. Sixtyftwo

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k .JiCr?,d xx:, QL,-Epi!! '-'tf:'tgQibS 352 . ' 150 ls it ol? P ! i X 6 Y I QF u'gqJl':' Y U 3 4.x I l, . K p 6 ANNA PANTERA, B.A. BUFFALO, N. Y. South Park High School Prom Committee, 3 A History Club, 3, 4 Le Cercle Francais, 3, 4 E feel sure that Anna will some day add to D'Youville's fame by taking her place with the 0 V World's great authorities on bridge. In early Freshman days her propensity for scientihc play' ing manifested itself, and since then its importance among her activities has not diminished. But bridge is not Anna's sole interest. She is an intrepid history major and reads countless treatises upon her chosen subject, nor should we omit her close attention to religious and ethical studies, which have taken up such a large portion of her time. We have enjoyed companionship with Anna, and when, some time in the future, we listen to her interesting radio talks on bridge, we shall look back with pleasure upon the years we spent with her in school. Sixtyfone

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s.-+o5f,?g62 QX ,,. pg?-b, zgQ?.E...... '? Y S ,N If M 1,4 T V , :AI i f r fa v! t ALICE RIEHLE, B.A. HAMBURG, N. Y. SS. Peter and Paul's High School, Hamburg Play Committee, 4 4' Senior Ball Committee, 4 Prom Committee, 5 Classical Club, 3, 4 El Club Castellano, 2, 3 N unsympathetic professor begins to wax indignant, there is a moment of constraint-an un- .A suppressible giggle Cmost inopportuneb has escaped, and in the stillness quite startles everyone, including its author. And what is the cause of all this? It is merely Alice's Wicked propensity for those little 'Lasidesv which cause her companion, unless she be devoid of a sense of humor, to indulge in a paroxysm of mirth. Despite their proverbial dignity, the Seniors find Alice's wit delightful and refreshing. The interests of those who boast out-offtown addresses are likely to be quite varied and, consef quently, Alice is much absorbed in otherwise unimportant places along the Lake Shore Road. just ask her about skiing and its value as a helpful sport. The Fates have been more than generous in bestovving upon Alice those gifts which critics desire in the capable schoolteacher, and she herself would lead us to suppose that this was her vocation. But we, who surely know, are of the opinion that Alice's appreciation of the subtle and her love of the sublime and the beautiful will find expression not among capricious school children but in def lightful soirees and uevenings at home where she will confess to her special friends how much she enjoys her latest and best degree-that of M.R.S. - Sixtyfthree