Holy Names College - Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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Personallfy girl with a smile that makes her everybody ' s friend, and a love for practical jokes which makes everybody wary. Usually to be found in the art department though her talents are directed into the channels of social science; she holds a major In this. Effer- vescent sense of humor. She has a penchant for tailored clothes and walking shoes. Chief executive of the informal, unorganized clubs of the college, and ringleader of the Primary Readers ' informal How did you like that third chapter? argumentative aggregation. Merry Transfer, Washinglon Slale College; Sodality (3-4); Prom Commiltee (3); Yearbook (4); Press Club Breakfasts (4); Choral (3-4). . fe - 2 elf2 uHe MoiUo oiefiJiim QUeUi uH, Tall, slim, and impeccably groomed is Delphine. Her disposition is guaranteed not to ruffle. Peasant scarfs and white rubber boots were designed for her. She has execu- tive ability — displayed it remark- ably as senior class prexy. Del is, also, a glamor girl — gave the pub- lic a bit of Hedy Lamarr as 1942 Prom CPueen. Reads fiction for fun and listens to The White Cliffs of Dover, with wide-eyed serenity. Her next traveling will be in the direction of Portland. ■DW Sodality (I -2-3 1; Sluderxt Vice-PresiderU 0): Social Chairman (3); Honadra (1-2-3-4). Press Club (1-2); Choral (1-2-3-4); Orchestra (4); Class President (lA) : Collegian (1-2); Nativity Drama (3). A competent stenographer, Jo has been the refuge of harassed stu- dent teachers who need ditto work turned out for their little charges. Jo likes to cook, particularly new dishes, if she does not have to con- sume the results. An ardent sports- woman, she avidly participates in hunting and fishing, enraptured at the great outdoors. From a spec- tator angle, football and hockey cannot be outmatched. Jo ' s ulti- mate ambition is to pass on her knowledge of the intricacies of of- fice procedure to high school stu- dents, and her dream of dreams Is to board a passing train and hie off to the green plains of Mesa Verde. •Jo Sodality (1-2-3-4); Camaraderie (3-4); Red Cross Detachment (4).

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