Immaculata Academy - Lilium Convallium Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Q6 LILIUM CONVALLIUM im if it-gk! ,,., 0 o , Fry A il, ' - K Graduation Graduation clay's drawing nighg R egret and sadness is the sigh A ll do breathe, for now,s the parting! D ear are the mem'ries of that starting. U nhappy days we found were few, A nd joyfully the years just flew, Till now We're at the end, but later Ever we'll love our Alma Mater. -MARIE KLUGE, 'z6. Our Library Title Working Problems by Geometry .... First Lessons in French ...,....,. Proper Diet ...............i.. Etiquette for Dignified Seniors, . Why I Giggle ......,.....,. What You Should Know ...,..... My Autobiography .,...,..,.,.,.. I-Iow to Cultivate a Shapely Figure ,... Why Spanish is Such an Easy Language When Fools are Wise Fools ....,..,.. The Parts of a Typewriter. , . . My First Trip in a Lizzie Why I Like English .....,......... Beauty Secrets ......,......,,.,... How a Witty Remark Takes Effect. . . The Supreme Law of the Land ..,,.... Why Chewing Gum Is Wholesome ..., Care of the Vocal Chords ..,,....... The Relation of a Freshie to a Senior ,.., ..,...,...,., How W'riting Themes Weakens the Nervous System ..... Aufboress . ..... ...Mary Williams Adeline Vanderbeck . . . . . .Bernice Noonan . . . , . . . .Margaret Walsh Josephine McGinley . . . . , .Mary Curran ..Mildred Corcoran , . , . .Dolores Posvar . . . .Margaret Smith . .Madonna Enright .........Mary Barnes . .Lucille McGoorty Dorothy Concannon . . , .Margaret Miller , . . .Phoebe Wright . . . . .Clara Bechtold . . ,Mary Jane Kane Loretta McCormick . . . .Mary Niehueser . . . .Wilma Bechtold -MARIE KLUGE, 'z6.

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LILIUM CONVALLIUM Lucille McGoorty, a winsome lass, The happiest, jolliest in the class. Her flashing wit and cheerful face, Have won for her a foremost place. She isn't call, she isn't short, She isn't loud, but a quiet sort. Margaret Miller leaves a memory dear, To all her friends, both far and near. Another senior of whom we boast, Our classic artist we do toast. Mary Niehuesser, who can say? In Florence she will be some day. We've named her Questioner And Cross-Examinerg For it's Wl1y? Wliat? or Wl1en? fOf coursey, Bernice Noonan. In our class as orator, NVe do name Dolores Posvar. Some day in the Hall of Fame, We shall see this noble name. XVith an automobile, or with a Ford, Margaret Smith does not accordg But in a fine big limousine, She'll ride as fine as any queen. For answers brief, sure, and correct, Just ask Adeline Vanderbeck. Her genius shines in every task, ' A mine of knowledge in each class Margaret Walsh has always led Those the path of duty tread. A fine record of finished work For four long years she ne'er did shirk Authoress, poetess, editor-in-chief, Are Mary William's achievements in brief Though she has joined us rather late, That girl has speed, we all must state -PHOEBE WRIGHT For jest and fun just right, Proceed to Phoebe Wright. Our class-comic, the spice of life, Takes away all gloom and strife. -MARIE KLUG1:

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LILIUM CONVALLIUM Could You Imagine Adeline Vanderbeck without her uniform? Dorothy Concannon with black stockings? Mary Curran without Bernice Noonan? Mary Jane Kane with a number six shoe? Josephine McGinley with a grumble and growl? Dolores Posvar with a marcel? Lucille McGoorty a dizzy blonde? Margaret NVash without a coat? Marie Kluge dancing the Charleston? Mary Williains a midget? Phoebe Wfright without a shiny nose? Wiliiia Bechtold playing football? Mary Barnes a towering giant? Clara Bechtold with locks a raven hue? Mildred Corcoran without something to say? That Which Makes a Regula Girl 7' Mary Curran's sedateness. Dorothy Concannonis wit. Mary Barnes' good nature. Mary Willianis' helping hand. Loretta McCormick,s popularity. Adeline Vanderbeck's sense of duty. Margaret Smith's patience. Josephine McGinley's neatness. Marie Kluge's high marks. Phoebe Wright's school-girl complexion. Triolets Mother Oh, how I love and cherish you, Mother, sweet pal of mine, Always loving, patient, and true, Oh, how I love and cherish you. For sorrows you've had and these not few, Yet you are always so loving and kind. Oh, how I love and cherish you, Mother, sweet pal of mine. -MARIE KLUGE, '26, Grandmother 's Picture Grandmothefs picture which hangs on the wall Was placed there long ago, An old relic it seems to all, Grandmother's picture which hangs on the wall. Around her neck is Z1 collar tall Tied with a henna bow. Grandmother's picture which hangs on the wall XVas placed there long ago. -KATIIARINE MCCARTHY, 'z8.