Saint Marys College - Blue Mantle Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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ST. MARY ' S COLLEGE Pauline Hauser 226 Wallace Avenue Covingt07i, Kentucky. A.B. in Mathematics. Secretary of the Sacred Heart League ' 35. Promoter ' 33, ' 34. Philhellenic ' 32, ' 33, treasurer ' 34, president ' 35. Academy of Neo-scholastic philosophy ' 34, ' 35. Catholic Action ' 34, ' 35. W.A.A. ' 35. Tennis ' 33, ' 34, ' 35. Ping-pong ' 34, ' 35. Preparedness is her motto . . . term papers on the day due . . . likes clubs ... is very fond of a good game of bridge . . . v edding bells to ring shortly after graduation ... a full fledged classicist . . . last but not least, our valedic- torian — Pauline. Harriet Kamm 402 Lincoln Way East Mishaxvaha, Indiana. A.B. in English. Class Essayist ' 35. Academy of Neo-scholastic philosophy ' 34, ' 35. Blue Pencil Club ' 35. A real student . . . original . . . next highest class honors . . . has a facile pen which gave her first place in the Class Essay contest, the general essay contest, the Schmiedeler essay con- test, and made her winner of the Blue Pencil Club short story contest . . . social worker . . . and she doesn ' t wear horn-rimmed glasses either . . . friendly, wide smile ... all around girl . . . a future author! June, 1935 127

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Genevieve Hawley 203 Main Street Boise, Idaho. A.B. in Education. Class Secretary 34, ' 35. Catholic Action Club 35. Promoter ' 32, ' 33, ' 34. Choir ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35. Glee Club ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35. Refreshment chairman of Sophomore Cotillion ' 33. W.A.A. vice-president ' 34, president ' 35. Basketball ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35. Volley-ball ' 34. Gen has been making the trip from Boise four years now . . . but, vi ith three Hawleys in the mid-west, they manage ... we think she should be president of the we, westerners club because she is so staunch in her support of her section . . . very fine athlete ... as president of the W.A.A. she has done much to make it successful. Catherine Ann Cooney 413 LaMonte Terrace South Bend, Indiana. A.B. in English. Class Treasurer ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35. Blue Pencil Club ' 34, ' 35. Catholic Action ' 35. Reader of Memorial Poem ' 34. Re-election to Class Treasurer ' s office for four successive years . . . inspires confidence . . . many friends . . . wide smile . . . does a verse at slightest provocation . . . not much on re- vision . . . contest awards frequently . . . library science and English. June, 1935

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CLASS OF 1935 Josephine Roach 810 N. Notre Dame Avenue South Bend, Indiana. A.B. in English. Catholic Literature Committee ' 35. Chairman of Publicity for Prom 34. Glee Club ' 32. Blue Pencil Club ' 34, ' 35. Poetry contest winner ' 35. Second in Memorial Day Poetry contest ' 34. She doesn ' t care much for her nickname . . . good natured ... an authority on books and rarely slips up on the name of an author . . . wears a good looking diamond on her left hand . . . Jo ' s a real poet, not the kind that needs atmosphere to write, a classroom is enough to inspire her ... a likeable person. Gene B. Baumann 3603 Beech Street Erie, Pennsylvania. A.B. in Journalism. Ping-pong ' 34. Wrote words for class sport songs ' 34, ' 35. Gene ... a senior journalist ... a re- porter last summer . . . contributor of verse to her home town publications . . . responsible for catchy words of the different sporting- season songs . . . ambition to knit and to perfect the art of bicycle riding . . . enthusiastic sup- porter of The Oriole. 128 June, 1935