Mount Notre Dame High School - Mountain Lore Yearbook (Reading, OH)

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.3 fr: MARY FINLEY n Surely a daughter of the godu hso lavish have they been to this child of Erin. Poise- Calmnegs-a brilliant mind-leadershiphn sensitive conscienceveagernemhwillingness and determination to do what is right add to this a hit of Irish temperka dash of Irish laughterh and beholdiyou have our class president! She is the dulight of teachers for her work in their ClaSSes. Humiiity accompanies her prowess, and she seeks nn place above the other members of her class. Joining gaily in the general spirit of fun, she has won her way into our hearts. At times, overstepping the rigid rules, her conscience speaks so severely that penance slows her steps and bushes laughterhuntil the next time. XVe know that we shall remember her always, and wish the best of luck 10 our Irish lassie. Page fwmlylona

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T Fr, ALICE DUFFNER The demure and Winsome Alice might well he a daughter of the aristocracy 0f the Old South, so charming is her demeanor. She has spent her life in a northern clime without acquiring its coldness of manner. Characteristic of her wistful temperament is her quiet tone of voice. Shakespeare might have thought of Alice when he said. '23. soft and gentle voice is ever an excellent thing in woman. Though in the classroom her voice is. a source of vexation. she has never considered acquiring a more :Ludililc toner ludeed, it woulcl lze utterly unlike Alice, for beneath her gentle and appealing exterior. she conceals a determined will to dc what she deems to be correct. Alice is small in stature, and it is possible this is her one regret, for she has been mistaken for a freshman more than once. She is sincere by nature; teasing irritates her. To our dainty Alice we wish success, and we hope the world will prove a kindly friend. Page Iu'cnty

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4-1 F1 JN SYLVIA FRICKE Dainty and Charming Sylvia is a true daughter 01' 3lount Notre Dame, for if was hvelve long years ago that she first climbed the tree-edged front drive to make application as a minim. Then, just about as large as her violin, she established her fa me as a skilled artist. Her concerts are still mentioned with pride by her early teachers. However, as years passed, a natural talent for dancing Claimed a large share of Sylvia's time. This ability has already carried her Into the professional field where she is meeting with great success. In spite of her numerous activities, Sylvia has maintained a high scholastic standing. She graces all her gifts with a gay, dimpled smile which is characteristic of her sunny disposition. She is full of energy and good humor and is a real sportswoman. Her friendship will remain for all of us a treasure of our school days. Pugs lnvcnly-lu'o r cr-F-WA