St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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7Xf (7)ayesw Miss Charlotte Stephens, our Art Instructor, has done much to fan the flame of artistic talent, and keep it burning brightly among the art students. An able and willing teacher, kind in criticism. Miss Stephens has made our study of Art very interesting and successful. The Seniors are grateful to her for her patient, helpful interest while decorating this Book. MISS CHARLOTTE STEPHENS Miss Starr, our Gymnasium Teacher, has won the respect, confidence, and love of the sophomores and freshmen, by her tact and whole-souled interest in her department of work. Fond of games and sports herself, she is just one of us in the exercises. She leads. We follow. We go to Gymnasium period light of foot and light of heart, and only regret that it is all too short. MISS HELEN STARR 14

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 M 7 ?( Dayesye MISS ROSE DURCH Miss Durch has happily succeeded in getting the sophomores deeply interested in American authors, as well as in narrative and descriptive themes. An able, earnest, and devoted teacher, she has won the respect and confidence, not only of the Faculty, but of the young students under her supervision. In Latin, she has helped her class to cross the bridge with Caesar. ‘They came, they saw, they conquered' all their difficulties. MISS MARIE RYBAK The Class of Twenty-Eight will always associate Miss Rybak's name with happy sophomore days, when her kindly help made the dry, mathematical tasks interesting and enjoyable. Her sunny, cheerful disposition, her sincere interest in each member of her class, aroused faith, confidence and courage when mathematical clouds gathered thickest. Miss O'Brien has distinguished herself by the successful manner in which she has led the eager freshmen over the rugged path of first year English. Her unflinching devotion to duty, her kind, helpful suggestions, her after-time hours, could not fail to bring her young literary aspirants to victory. 13 MISS MARY O’BRIEN

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MR. WILLIAM McGINNIS “Old Faithful11 J JE’S around here in the morning. He’s around here late at night. And every time you need him He hops right into sight. We call him just “McGinnis.” His cronie is William, true: They do the work at S. M. A. For the Nuns and me and you. He keeps us warm and cozy When the mercury falls low: And his smoke is always curling When the wintry blasts do blow. He clears the walks in winter Before the break of dawn: If you come around in summer. You can see his velvet lawn. To us he is “Old Faithful.” And we know him by his smile: And when we go we’ll miss him. For he's been here quite a while. Mary Meyer. 15 MR. WILLIAM HILL