St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Marie Trudeau The light that shines in woman’s eyes. Helen Van Demark My heart is as true as steel. Loraine Vanderlick I am no orator as Brutus is, I speak right on. Julia Marie Wightman Genteel in personage, conduct and equipage. Class Officers Ci.aka Am art Margaret Croxin Marv Tecktoniits Agnes Kbnnv President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer

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T. M ARGARE T ’ S AC A I) E M V Minneapolis, M inn. Dorothy Schumer She pursued knowledge under difficulties. Margaret Shook Irene Slater I.ife is a bubble, but 1 11 have my share in the blowing. Isobel Spencer Wisdom married to immortal verse. Mary Virginia Sprecher As proper a maid as one shall see on a summer’s day. Harriet Teitenberg She is lured by the great outdoors.

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S T . M A K (i A R E T ’ S AC A I) E M V :: Minneapolis, Minn. ‘Drfisics—( ‘hiss Song JVords by I so re i. Spencer Music by Gertrude Murphy Dear old St. Margaret’s is a garden to me, A garden of daisies, those cheerful bright flowers With their snowy white petals and hearts of gold With their glorious Sunshine and April showers. We’ve grown with our sheltering garden around; We’ve stretched, looking up at the blue sky above, And now after four happy years we must go From our garden, but there we’ll leave our tendercst love. In years to come, our dear garden home, Your memory will be fragrant with love ever true; Hound up with daisies, those cheerful bright flowers; And daisies will bind our hearts forever to you. Dear old garden, rare old garden— Our school that we’ll love through the years Bound with daisies to you, their white and their gold, Daisies their sunshine, their rainbows and tears. Chorus: