St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Seniors Cecelia Bernice Bedard Although quiet and reserved, Bernice makes herself felt through her ready, charming smile. Faithfulness to duty is listed first among her numerous sterling qualities. Marie Alice Bergh A slender and graceful lass with eyes that twinkle with merriment at all times. Marie entered St. Margaret’s in her junior year. Central’s loss was our gain. Mary Helen Bernard St. Philip’s sent us Mary in her junior year. She has proved herself an excellent student. The College of St. Catherine is Mary’s goal for next year. Margaret Bridget Berry Margaret, besides being an honor student and a delight to her teachers, has a sweet personality that wins and holds her friends. Her lovable disposition will carry her far. Adelaide Barbara Boucher Dainty, shy, sincere, pious—Adelaide is all these and more. A sense of humor, an appreciation of the beautiful are two other characteristics she possesses. Frances Edna B A love of poetry—her hobby is the collecting of a library of poems and anthologies—shows Frances’ cultural taste. Frances attended Central High School two years.

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Seniors Villars Leone Krautkrfmer President of the Senior clast; Ironor student; violinist in school orchestra; Senior division Editor of the 1935 Dayesyf. Art and poetry and English are her fortes. Ruth Marion Stone Vice-president of Senior class; treasurer of sophomore class; honor student; Get-a-Quick in The Queen’s Lost Dignity. Rut hie” is endowed with a sweet win-someness. Margaret Garrielle Murray Secretary of Senior class; editor of Freshmen division of 1935 Dayesye; mistress of ceremonies at the Junior-Senior Prom. Sincerity and a strong sense of justice are Margaret's characteristics. Dorene Patricia Hbaly Senior class treasurer; character in Why the Chimes Rang; My Songs; honor roll. Charming, quiet, reliable, loyal— Dorene is all these and more.

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’ Seniors Mary Elaine Burns Freshman Operetta; honor student. Alert, quick to act and to speak. witty—in a word, a most enjoyable companion. Nursing is her chosen profession. Beatrice Josephine Campion Beatrice's dark loveliness is such as to inspire a present-day Dante—and her gracious, sympathetic ways have delighted us always. Beatrice spent two years at West High. ' U Evelyn Inez Cox Evelyn was the junior class president; Katrinka in Around The World; honor student for three years: athletic editor of 1935 Dayesye. Efficiency is Evelyn s chief trait. t , ' 7 juf Qst-L j » CL Bernadette Monica Dupfy { - w fjy Dancing is the favorite pastime for Bernadette. She ' showed her ability by teaching the dances for the LA Ux Queen’s Lost Dignity.” She is quiet, sincere, and most agreeable. Irene Augusta Fawcett Editor-in-chief of the 1935 Dayesye; junior class treasurer; her ability as an executive is evident in all class activities. History and English are her favorite subjects. Cecilia Mae Fazendin St. Joseph's Academy’s loss was our gam when Cecilia came to us in her junior year. She has shown her truly artistic ability and a leaning toward the cultural subjects.