St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Helen Webb “Kindly, unassuming. Sweet; in refinement. Most complete. We Shall miss thee, dear School-mate, stealing In a minute late.” Marion Wei land A girl at play. A woman at work, she Makes—She finds a Laugh in everything. Even her own Mistakes.” - 5W5== 'A life that Moves to Gracious ends. Skillful Alike with Tongue and Pen.” ‘A perfect Woman. Nobly Planned. To warn, to Comfort and Command.” Anna May Wighlman Virginia Wilcox 27 £

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Lucile Stein Betty Stevens Florence Vincent With reason Firm and Temperate will. Endurance. Foresight Strength And skill. Poets sing of a Maiden, a sweet Evangeline: That womanly Girl is with us. And every Inch a queen.” Evangeline Vogel To those who Know thee not. No words can paint: And those who Know thee. Know all Words are faint.” 5W5 A lily fair, a Blossom rare. A Mary in the House of God. A Martha In her Own.” Lucille Wallerius ’Time, place and Action may with Brains be wrought: But genius must Be born And never can Be taught.” O. fairy maid. There’s language In thy eye, thy Cheek, thy lip. Nay. thy foot Speaks. Agnes Ward ® 26 §•

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 zAlone at the Qrossroads Can you show me the path that leads onward To the joy-land of promise and truth? To the land at the end of the rainbow. That I’ve chased all the sweet days of youth? As you glance back tonight o’er the vista Of years that have sped on their flight. And see yourself standing and trembling As I stand and tremble tonight— When you left your dear Alma Mater. And strode down the pathway alone. Did you not meet a guide at the crossroads Who pointed the way yet unknown? I know you will say it was Mother That kissed you and hugged you that night. And whispered the words that no other Could speak to her child in her fright. But my mother long has been sleeping The sleep that no rude sounds can wake: And that's why tonight I am weeping And know not which crossroad to take. Laura Jennings £ 28 •