Holy Names College - Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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A streak whirling up the avenue In that latest mode of transportation, the bicycle, will be Yvonne. Great- est speed Is attained pedaling from her class at Holy Names to the grade school where she prac- tice teaches. Red of the gayest hue Is her color choice. Dancing and swimming are preferables in- the recreation line. A Girl Scout and Campfire Girl Leader, she de- lights In outdoor life. An attrac- tive appearance and winning per- sonality are Von ' s who claims un- kept hair her pet peeve and lemon pie her favorite dessert. Von International Relations (3} : Choral (I). To all within listening distance, Betty airs her pet aversion — short men. Rose, her favorite hue, pre- dominates In her wardrobe. In keeping with an ethereal quality she possesses, goes her love for slow, dreamy music, especially that of Strauss. A connoisseur of mem- ory-linked tidbits, she is able to produce scrapbooks bulging with dance programs and favors from every affair attended. Dancing is Betty ' s main pastime, but tennis and hiking figure prominently among the activities zealously pur- sued. BeC Sodality (1-2-3); Confraternity (4); What are You Going to Wear (3); Press Club (1-2); Collegian (2); Honadra (3). Beiie MeeJu This dimpled, diminutive blond Is seen most often in blue matching the color of her eyes. Although she possesses an even temper, People who dance on your feet can soon change her disposition. For music, Bette likes anything that Is sweet and simple. Her time Is well-filled with far-reaching activities — act- ing as guardian for a Campfire group, participating in various ar- tistic enterprises. Basketball, swim- ming, photography, and spinning tall yarns keep Bette busy In leisure hours. ButcK ' Press Cluh President (3); Press Club (1-2-3); Sodality (1-2-3); Silver Spurs (2); Honadra (2-3) : Collegian (1-2-3); Basketball Captain (3); Maltvity Drama (3); First Aid Unit (3).

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MoAdf A f tjel McQaJte. QaiUanine McQatoel An English Major Is Mary Agnes, but that does not make her other affairs (social), minor pursuits. The perfect hostess, charming and gra- cious, she has, nevertheless, a sur- prisingly zany touch. Calmly and serenely has she met the most try- ing ordeals as student body prexy. Mary Agnes plays the piano for relaxation, reads biography for in- tellectual stimulation, entertains soldiers (for fun), and has social service, preferably In Minneapolis, for her aspiration. Aggie Honor Roll 0-2-3-4); Student President (4l; Prom Royalty (4); Sodality Secretary (2); Vice-Prefect (3); Harvest Ball PrirKess (4); Class Treasurer (2-3); Secretary Alethea (3); Legion of Mary (3); Yearbook (4); Nativity Drama (1). A colleen with a winsome Irish smile is Kay. Her best-loved color is yellow to go with her beautiful brown eyes. Kay likes to read, es- pecially historical novels, dances for hours without losing her zest, and skates with the enthusiasm of a Northlander. Her favorite music for listening — Viennese Waltzes, but almost any classic or semi-clas- sic wins approval. Procrastination over correspondence, Kay cheer- fully admits, is her most glaring fault. Top choice as a pastime Is typing. Kay Transfer, Rosary College: Milwaukee Stale Teacher ' s College; Durocher Club (4); Nativity Drama (4). PaOucia cMaAi4i,eti A whirlwind of energy with an in- satiable love of dancing, choice humor, interesting people, and an indefatigable Interest In Intellec- tual pursuits. Cello player In the orchestra. When not otherwise oc- cupied, Pat can be heard humming the latest song hits. A delightful writer, Pat has brought joy to readers through her Collegian Shop Chat column. She posses- ses an Intense love of life, and a plausible prediction for her is an adventuresome future. Pat ' Honadra (1-2-3-4); Sodality (1-2-4); Prefect (3); Press Club (1-4); President (2); Collegian (2-3); Class Secretary (4); Prom Publicity (2-4); Camaraderie (3); Red Cross Detachment (4) ; Orchestra (1-2-3-4); V. P. X estern School Association (3); Yearbook Editor (4).

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A lovely smile and luminous brown eyes belong to Elnor. Sweet and considerate, she can cook a cher- ry pie or any other dainty, for her tastes are much inclined toward the domestic. Her chief distaste is for fried shrimp. Elnor holds the year ' s record for the greatest num- ber of gardenias received. In color preference, she inclines toward red; and in music, achieves per- fect contentment from Shubert. Elnor likes to read biography and announces energetically that her burning desire is to teach in Ha- waii at some future date. Pep International Relations (2-3): Junior Class Treasurer (3); Social Committee {I) ; First Aid Unit (3). J Hfa Mc o uiM Her zeal to be a credit to her pro- fession inspires those who know Inga Nordby McDonald. An earn- est student, industrious, and de- pendable, she evokes admiration. Even though she is preoccupied with the duties of managing a home, her loyalty and attention to the college remain unwavering. Few have met difficulties as brave- ly as she and as staunchly carried on. Her preference Is to teach children of the lower grades. Co- operation is her forte and sincer- ity her endearing virtue. Inga Gave her best to activities aiding her development as teacher. Joined us the last year, impressing everyone with her pluck and perseverance. Unperturbed by the eat to live dilemma, Bev flatly states that she lives to eat and particularly likes midnight snacks! She claims clothes her weakness and her pet peeve overdressed people. Gray and blue are the colors in which she usually appears. Listening to None But the Lonely Heart is her spare time delight. A mania for scrapbooks, she has four filled with pictures, cfippings, and souve- nirs. Her Interest In sports centers around bicycling, skating, and soft- ball, and many afternoons find her lazily pedaling along the country- side lanes. Bev Associated Student Treasurer (3); Sodality (2-3); Nativity Play (3); Press Club (3); Collegian (3); Yearbook (3); Legion oj Mary (3). n Page twenty-five