St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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The gentle nun with whispered prayer Remembers girls of S. M. A. The nurse doth tend with Christlike care The sick, who moan the hours away. The teacher with her pupils nigh; The business woman, quick and keen— Listen to the haunting melody Which weaves itself into my dream. Though on each soul Life’s shadow falls, The cheery song drives gloom away— When thought meets thought and we recall Bright, happy days at S. M. A. Then hurrah! Then hurrah! Then hurrah for old S. M. A.! We'll sing a song of love today, For our dear old S. M. A.

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A Weaver of Dreams Now weave I dreams of future days, And, in the years that arc to be, School-mates, I see with prophet gaze, Peer thru the dusk of mystery. A The college student cons her book; The artist’s brush paints road and hill The mother stands with pensive look And draws her children closer still. Tired hearts are cheered by melodies When artist’s lingers lightly play— The soul of Youth with me doth dream And hears the song of S. M. A.: “Then hurrah! Then hurrah! Then hurrah for old S. M. A.! W c’ll sing a song of love today For our clear old S. M. A. ”

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ilrsf DAYESYE Bernardine Adams— “Bee Bee” is the most sympathetic girl in our class. When a flunk mark is dreaded or already received, she is always ready with a consoling word. We prophesy that Bcrnadinc will serve humanity as a Red Cross worker. Maren Anderson— Our Junior Prexy” led us through one successful year with much executive ability. We know that Maren will succeed in the musical world for she is in the habit of succeeding in anything she undertakes. Dorothy Bastyr— “Dot” Although Dot has been with us only a short time, we have found her a very enthusiastic supporter of S. M. A. She is most amiable.—the very pink of courtesy. “Dot” looks forward to a career as a commercial artist. Catherine Bigaouette—“Kathy” Though she left us for a year, her heart stayed behind with the girls at St. Margaret’s, and in due time Catherine returned to the class of ’23. It is Kathy's ambition to be a really, truly, sympathetic nurse. Helen Brisbois— Allow us to present the Senior contralto! She came to us late—in our Junior year.— and she's been coming late ever since. She could manage a debating team very capably: but instead she has high hopes of outshining Alma Gluck. [10]