St Josephs College - Footprints Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Marjorie Alberta Andresen, Packer Collegiate Institute: When we were timid Freshmen it was our pleasure to sit behind Marjorie and admire her mien and her smooth manner. This pastime has become more and more a favorite of ours as time has passed. You ' ve heard of the all around girl — and so have we — but we never saw her realized till we met Marge — whose interest in school, art and society combine toward making the composite of the perfect coUegienne. As a Senior, she acted as the charming Chairman of Parents ' Day. Eileen Agnes Barron, St. Saviour ' s Academy : Seldom have we seen Eileen except as the small, vivacious appendage of a slightly hilarious group. She is a past master at repartee and her anecdotes have a wide if occasionally a confused audience. Her turn of phrase, suddenly rising inflection, or her expression of consternation, mock heroic style, have saved many a hopelessly dull class from finding a nice quiet spot in which to hibernate for the winter. Her work in Dramatics and as a member of the Alumnae Week Committee was characteristically generous. Mary Catherine Beglin, Bayport High School: Mary has a little hobby, its fleece as white as snow and the hobby, knitting, is catching. Probably half the knitters here were taught by Mary for she ' s always willing to help a beginner. Other things we associate with Mary are basketball and her work in the French Club Productions. Her calm, common-sense, her way of smoothing over difficulties so that they disappear before your eyes have served her well in her Committee work. Edith Marie Brennan, St. Agnes Seminary: She moves with grace, a little hesitant to reach out to the unfamiliar less it restrict the freedom which she values above everything else. And it is this desire to be independent, to walk where it pleases her, holding her head high, that we have respected and admired and perhaps sought to imitate. Eileen has distinguished herself as a member of the basketball Varsity during her first two years at the College.

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I. Not to the Swift- Not to the swiff, nor the wise nor the fair — goes the race. Who shall be victors, laurel crowned, we can not know till the pattern nears completion.

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Marjorie Alberta Andresek Eileen Agnes Barron :1 Mary Catherine Beglin Edith Marie Brennan 13