St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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S T . M A K A K K T S A C A I) K M V :: M i n n c a p o I i s , Minn. I! Agnes Kenny I must be measured by my mind.” Kathryn Knight “She is a veray parfit gentil Knight.” Helen I.ahiff The superlative of neatness. Lillian Layden Her face oh! call it not pale—but fair. . 1ARCiUKRITE I .APIERRE I ler plain sweet ways have won our hearts I)OROTHEA MeCA RTHV A little bit of yesterday.

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S3' S T . M A R G A R ET'S A C A I) E MV :: Minneapolis, Min n m Edna Galvin Silence is the perfected herald of joy. Florence Ha i. lor an An angel’s kiss adorns each cheek. Mary Hinds The good die first—beware! Dorothy Hines She has the social smile, the sympathetic tear. Dorothy I Iurley She is as true as a dial. Mary Helen Kennedy She has just enough Irish in her veins to make her witty.

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S T . M A R Ci A R E T S AC A I) E M V :: M n n c a p o I i s , M inn. F.stki.i.K McGlU. Of manners gentle, of affections mild. BEATRICE N1A LBOEU 1 J ULIETTE MALBOEUF ‘Two lovely berries moulded on one stem.” Florence Moffitt 1 shall be like that tree; I shall die at the top. Gertrude Murphy Her very foot has music in ir. . I A R ; l K RITK NI K R E X HAL s K N Tis the still small voice of Marguerite.