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Mary Elizabeth Hroekman Rosemary Gertrude Brown Ann Mary Campbi;ll J4
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Marjorie Alberta Andresek Eileen Agnes Barron :1 Mary Catherine Beglin Edith Marie Brennan 13
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Mary Elizabeth Broekman, Bay Ridge High School: Mary entered St. Joseph ' s certain that science was her one vocation and immediately assumed in our minds the potentialities of another Madame Curie, (the enthusiasm for chemistry being not too contagious among the general student body). If the passage of time has changed Mary ' s mind on that score, we still characterize her as one willing to sacrifice a great deal for something she considers important. There is strength in her fashioning, a good firm strength that can be depended upon at all times. Rosemary Gertrude Brown, St. Brendan ' s High School: It is a questio n just where she developed it, but Rosemary has the habit of getting up round about what is dawn to us and fitting a skirt, washing or ironing a blouse or engaging in some equally pleasant pastime. Although President of the Council of Debate in her Senior year and associated with dramatics in her first three years, she never stimulated undue haste — Rosemary always found time enough for a movie. Her courage and her fiery defense of her convictions characterized her as a very worth-while person. Irene G. J. Butler, St. Brendan ' s High School: Irene for all her size (being in the five foot and a fraction class) is quite capable of handling anything upon which she has set her heart. As President of the French Club, in her Senior year she followed the tradition of many very able and talented predecessors in a fashion of which we may all be proud. Her humor that is spontaneous and good as bread has endeared in no small or petty fashion her personality to those who have been associated with her. Ann Mary Campbell, John Adams High School: Ann despite the apparent easy- going style she has so perfected, was, when you were permitted to know her, a person of strange and hidden strengths, a person who liked to do the unusual, not because it was bizarre but simply because it wasn ' t crowded. She could be the kindest of friends and a good and strong defense against the black days. As a member of Glee Club she served to make the college just that much more pleasant — in her own fashion. 15
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