Immaculata Academy - Lilium Convallium Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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LILIUM CONVALLIUM ADELINIE VANDERBECIQ Gentleness and wisdom distinctly characterize Adeline. Her work, which is always excellent, shows that she is a deep thinker. She carefully observes all rules and is a firm believer in the saying: Speech is silverg silence is golden. MARY WILLIAMS Although Mary joined us only in our last year, slIe soon manifested to us her ability as an orator. The honor of being the tallest among us must be unanimously awarded to her. Her information is wide in all branches of study, and she never remains long in doubt about anything with which she is unfamiliar. MAIKGARET SMITIVI Margaret is quiet, unruffled, and reserved. She speaks deliberately, and what she says is worth listening to. She is especially known for her genius in coaxing exquisite melody from the violin. W'e all consider it a special treat to hear her play and we listen breathlessly to her silvery notes. MARY JANE KAN12 Mary jane is a living example ot' tl1e word original . Her rare ability to bring the best out of any piano has won for her the distinc- tion of being the class musician. She is an interesting pal and takes an active part in all indoor as well as outdoor sports. DOlK0'FI-IY CONCANNON To know Dorothy is to like her. We have reason to believe that something great will be achieved by her. She docs not exert herself over much, but when she makes up her mind to do a thing, she'll stick to her point and in the end succeed, That's a pretty good sign. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - I ' III' I 4' ,. I .. Q: 'A 5 ' 'iff-21 .I 15

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x fr, LILIUM CONVALLIUM D oLoREs Posvmx, Presiclem' Unselfish, tactful, wise, and kind, are the qual- ities that describe Dolores, our president. She knows exactly how to manage class affairs to the satisfaction of everyone, and in all discus- sions finally brings about a satisfactory agree- ment. She has earned the love and esteem of every member of the class. LORETTA MCCOIKMICK, Vice Presirlmzt If a prize is to be given to the wittiest senior, Loretta takes it. She is the life of every party. Her voice is her fortune, and we may safely predict that some day we shall hear on the Victrola, Wl1ei1 Irish Eyes Are Smiling, sung by Loretta McCormick. MARIE KLUGE, Secretary M 5 ix it l Q M il. N. :ite ty ., .-1... Q.: vc, ' 441 J.: 1 P ir, 2 :L-.J True to work, word, or friend is Marie. Her kind actions and pleasant smile endear her to all. Wie have yet to meet the one who heard her report unfinished in any class or heard any of her essays that were not most interest- ing. The Humane Society might be glad to hear of her great love for dogs, especially for a certain white one which proved itself a hero. mtv CURRAN, Treasurer Mary is slender, graceful, and pretty. Nothing ever daunts her carefree spirits, but because of happy-go-lucky nature, she is often in the minute scramble, trying to get her Eng- . Her sweet, unselfish disposition has won many true friends. her last- lish her ARGARET MILLER Kindness hath resistless charms. Margaret shows the truth of this saying, for she prac- tices kindness in countless ways. She has many friends, for no one can help loving her, not only on account of her endless generosity, but also on account of her charming personality. She is an authority on the latest styles and is always anxious to see the latest patterns.

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16 LILIUM CONVALLIUM I ein I . XM sflmu. ii ,J ,, .,, , --, i ' . '-f' ' MADONNA ENRIGHT i .ill . . . U , Generosity and understanding characterize Ma- is f.- ' donna. She seldom becomes excited or hur- Q fi- ried, but takes everything in the dignified ii' manner worthy of a senior. Her sparkling viii - 4 eyes usually portray her feelings, becoming Y brighter and darker in times of excitement. CLARA BECHTOLD I find earth not gray but rosy must be Clara's unspoken maxim. A laugh is always lurking in the corner of her eye. She is able to see the bright side even of tragedy, some- times to the discomliture of her classmates. She is subject to the law of perpetual motion, since she finds it hard to stop expressive little motions even while trying to show her ora- torical ability. NVILMA BECHTOLD - f' At first glance one might think that Wilma -. is very quiet and reserved. However, after a short acqnainrnnceship one finds that she is a very delightful companion. Her secret of pop- ularity is her ability to refrain at all times from talking about her own good qualities. -IOSEPHINE MCGINLEY A very interesting companion, full of pep and life. Never can old man Gloom find a place if Josephine is present, for her merry HEE, 1 HEE, HEE, would make any pessimist crack his face in an attempt to smile. l ' MILDRED CORCORAN l A heart to no folly or mischief inclined. Mildred is small of stature. She has a strik- ing personality. Her secret of success in ac- ' quiring some knowledge about everything is ' to give her concentrated attention to every l li topic under discussion. la. 1 ,, L l PHOEBE WRIGHT I'll not confer with sorrow till tomorrow. Phoebe is a decided optimist and a cheer scatterer. She can find a joke in all conver- A , sation and even in her own misfortunes. We Q57 shall always remember her unfailing humor Q' ',.' f and the art she has of making funny stories l Mrs - ' N X irresistibly comical by the manner in which she tells them. I ,. i Sl als 17 I'