St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Jl) CU £Mf Helen Mackey A gentle Maiden in Whose face Are mingled Tenderness And grace. Kathleen Mader The girl to Do her duty and Where to find Her equal Would Be very hard To tell. Helen Maley I pray thee. Gentle mortal. Sing again: Mine ear is Much enamoured Of thy note. A golden mind Stoops not to Show of dross Too wise to Err. too good To be unkind.” M i Id red M anders A timid maid Of timid ways, With heart As true As steel. Joan Martin As fair as a Lily, as sweet As a rose: yet Fairer and sweeter Daily she Grows. Geraldine Moore $ 22

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JD ay£dy£. Louise LeClercq “Hast thou not Every gentle Grace We love in Woman's mind And face? Anna Lemke “A brilliant Maid of peerless Worth: not Many such On this Green earth.” Margaret McEachern “Give me my Robe: Put on my Crown: I have Immortal longings In me. “Search the wide World everywhere Her like Ye shall Not find.” Myrna McGill is Affection warm. And faith Sincere. And soft Humanity Are here. Elorence McSamara “Sailing on The high sea Of thought: a Wealth of wisdom By labor Wrought.” Vera McNulty € 21 §

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 W Jt)cu £A . Katherine Murphy She turns all Her clouds Inside out To show the Lining. Dorothy Nagle Those about her From her shall Read the Perfect way Of honor. Frances Noe then Her ways are Ways of Pleasantness And all her Paths arc Peace. Neither too Careless nor Too sad. nor Too studious. Nor too glad. Frances Norton So cheerful, so Bright, so true Of heart who Shall tell Her worth? Y.elta Found And the little Grey imp of Laughter Laughs in the Soul of me. Geneva Reed i 3 23 g