DYouville College - DYouvillian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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......sse?2 Q6 fa, 2766 ' 'arpsjeio XXL! Nh K2 f , 111 R fW1X Q X BEATRICE SWEET- Bea's diligence both in class and in the matter of developing long hair is very commendable. One of our nicest Juniors is 'LBea. CATHERINE VALENTE1CHUhEflD6,S excellent French causes most of us to feel pangs of envy. She is a charming companion and a sympathetic friend. MARION WALSH-It is whispered that Marion's love of geology has led her to take up further courses in it at the Museum. We suppose even fossils have their attractions. MARJORIB WALSH-Marjorie ranks with Babe and Helen in her mastery of the art of playing for dancing. Like them, also, she gives us generously of her accomplishment. DOROTHY WILHELM-'WC always suspected Dorothy of having literary gifts, but it remained until our junior year for the D'Y.C. Magazine to prove it to us. Seventyfeight

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gh PP Q Z s w f e7 ' W - 'QQ sag ,..,,,-, SARAELLEN MuND1sMAfter witnessing the D'Youville Play this year, we cannot but agree that Saraellen is accomplished in every art, and not the least of these the art of changing costumes speedily and effectively. CATHLEBN MURPHY'Wh6H Babe's music rings out, no normal feet can remain quiet. It is of such merry quality as to awaken in even the most sedate a desire to dance. MARY AGNES RBAGAN-Mary Agnes is one of those charming girls whom we all love and admire. Kindliness and friendship gained a new meaning for us when she entered our midst. MARGARET REDINBAUGH-Whenever we hear a giggle in chemistry class, we turn toward Margie, Squirrels on the window ledge always amuse her. ARLENE REDMOND-AflCDC combines love of the aesthetic with scientific accomplishments. She is notable as a painter of realistic portraits of the great and nearfgreat. AGNES Ritsy-Agnes' scholastic brilliance and scintillating wit make her a very distinguished junior indeed. The fourth floor would be a dull place without her. MARION RILEY-LHMCIDHQW enjoys Bobfsledding and other sports, she also holds the national record for collecting college banners. f CLEMENZA ROWLANDSON'Cl611llS ultimate ambition as future congresswoman is to introduce her Bill into the national legislature, providing for the establishment and maintenance of more and better class distinctions. DOLORES SHEA-Alpha Sigma has proved once more its sagacity'and good taste in choosing Dolores for a position of honor and trust among its ofhcers. PAULINE SMITH-Pauline has cherished this long while a love for poetry and its sadder themes. Perhaps that is the reason why she has but little sympathy with the speeding craze of our age. MARY STALL-Only a girl with much Junior class spirit would risk such grave unpopularity in Freshman circles as Mary did in enforcing initiation rules. We thank you, Mary. DORIS ST. MARY-This fair Belle of Saint Mary would be indeed an ornament for any quaint old English town. Hoop skirts and lace could be most becoming to her. MARY STRAUSS'TO be the inspiration of a poem is a rare distinction. But how much more so is it to be the inspiration of a song itself! JANE IDA SUMMERS-121116 Ida we call our Greta Garbo, for did she not impersonate that lady in our initiation entertainments? Like the original Greta she, too, has her beloved disciple. Seventy-seven

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