St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 Dorothy Dorrian Marie Dutton Josephine Fallon Her mirth the World requires; She bathes It in Smiles of glee. Within her voice. Within her Mind. Within her heart A lily fair. A dove-like tone Is in her voice. And dove-like Deeds claim Her first choice.” Her face is a Lily, her heart Is a rose: Her name is the Saint-land where The shamrock Grows.” In painting her I shrined her face In majestic Loveliness And grace. Her open eyes desire The truth. The Wisdom of a thousand Years is in them. May perpetual youth Keep their light From tears.” Erin Fleming Kathleen Fletcher Helen Frey 124 1

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Marie Conway Bashful, cheerful Meek and mild: All a woman. Yet a child in Her sweetness Un defiled. Mary Cordinier “Her ways arc Sweet and airy: And dear to us As light and life Is our sweet Highland Mary. Lucille Craig “Joy's brightness Drives shadows From her way. And Hope's Delusive meteors Around her Pathway play.’’ “There is a garden In her face where Roses and white Lilies blow. And in her heart A Paradise.” Alice Culhane “The daisies and Hare-bells her Playmates all day: Herself as Light-hearted and Artless as they.” Cecelia Devery “Flowers are lovely: Love is flower-like: Friendship is a Sheltering tree— All are named in Naming thee. Frances Dolan [23 |

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 Odelle Gagnon Frances May Furey ■MSB Eleanor Gabler Her charming little Bearing would adorn A fairy queen: A lovelier little Damsel our eyes Have rarely seen. A gentle maiden. In whose face Are mingled Tenderness And grace. “Her thoughts are Flocks. Her flocks are Thoughts That feed on Lilies white.” 5W5 “Care smiles to See her free From care; Yet we grow To love her Unaware. Alice Gearty Her air had a Meaning, her Movements a grace. You turned from The fairest to Gaze at her face. Mary Lou Gemlo A smile for AH. A welcome glad. A jovial. Coaxing way She had. Marcella Gil lick [25]