St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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M A K c; A l K T S A CAD E M V , M I N N KAPOUS, M INN. C A T H F. R1N E M C D O O t; (i H Morning, evening, noon and night— never dead. Margaret McGill Light as the downs of the thistle, Free as the winds that blow.” Alice O'Brien The girl with a grave mathematical look. Mavbelle O’Brien “Shade after shade with skill combines.” Mary O’Donnell “A wanderer here by fortune tost.” Harriet Putnam “The pen is the tongue of the mind.” L’41

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ffi S T. M A R (; A K K I' S A C A I) E M V . M I N N K A P O L I S . M I N N S3 Marguerite Le Roy “My life is like the summer rose That opens to the morning sky.” Marie Martin “Oh! truest soul of womankind.” Alice Meagher “Thou cans’t sing as merry as a bird in spring.” Vera Meehan “A gracious maid, so delicate, so soft, so slight.” Laura Menglekoch “A maid with meek brown eyes. CELESTE NIcCA BE Oh girls! how thrilled I am!” 1231

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S T. M AKGAK E T S A CAD K M V , M I N N EAPOUS, Ml N N . Eleanor Reynolds “One smile call’d up by unseen charity.” Loretta Ryan And thinks’t thou, I can part from this loved school with lightsome heart? Evelyn Wallace “Thy own dear voice is in our ears.” Marie Weiland “For a good poet’s made as well as born.” Florence Weis “She has the mildest manners and gentlest heart. 125) CATH ERIN E WATYCHOWICZ “One kind friend, a human friend.”