St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Seniors Evelyn Agnes Hirman Always prepared: quiet, shy, self-effacing, Evelyn has prosed an earnest student. She hails from the little town of I.e Center, Minnesota. Ramona Jeanne Ittnbr Honor roll; orchestra. Ramona's talents tend toward art. The many R. l s in this Dayesye show us her skill m pen work. Her scholarship, too, is worthy of mention. Marcella Constance Janicke As a member of the school orchestra, Marcella has contributed much with her saxophone. Subtle charm, genial cooperation, fine loyally—these traits best describe Marcella. Anna Marian Jones The best saleswoman in the 1935 class, Marian has shown herself to be. She solicited the greatest number of ads for the 1935 Dayesye. She took the part of Eudoxia tn the class play, The Lion and the Mouse. Mary Margaret Kearns Mary, the garrulous book agent in the sophomore play, Clever Isabelle, has remarkable talent in creative writing. Her name has adorned the honor roll three times. Dorothy Isabelle Kelvib Accompanist in Around the World; honor roll four times. Genial, kind, appreciative — these describe Dorothy. She and Lorraine Knaeble and Isabella form a circle of the three graces.

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Seniors Ramona Dorothy Fbia Dayesye Staff; class secretary in her junior year; honor student: singer in freshman operetta; Mona is a quiet, charming girl. She has a flair for writing. Adelaide Marif. Fjsch Character in Around The XA The Miracle of the R typist. Addtode is disti cooperatujji? ld, Clever Isabelle, 1935 Dayesye Staff ished by her loyalty, her A I .or Etta Marie FOran - Loretta came to St. Margaret’s in her sophomore year. She has a gentleness that wins, a kindness that attracts, a .sincerity that holds. Mary Anselma Frederick Character in freshman operetta. Around The World: dancer in sophomore play, Clever Isabelle. Mary has what Shakespeare calls an excellent gift in women —a low voice. Veronica Patricia Gomilak Honor Student, ''Eskimo and Wooden Soldier in Around The World; Acolyte in Why the Chimes Rang. Veronica has danced her way into our hearts. Mary Elizabeth Grundman Snapshot Editor of the Dayesye; Sandy in Around The World; toast-mistress of the junior-senior prom. Her sparkling vivacity has made her a favorite of the class of ’35.

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Seniors Helen Marie Keyes Editor of sophomore division of 1935 Dayesye. Helens literary taste is cultural, her writing ability distinctive. Daphne, her favorite name, shows her classic preference. Lorraine Therese Knaedle Scotch {linger in Around the World; military tapper in freshman frolic; second little pig in Who’s Afraid. Lorraine has been a good student. English is her favorite subject. Helen Katherine Knabblb Dramatic Club member; character in Mlvii Lights a Candle; lead in Too Many Marys. Helen came to us in her sophomore year from Villa Scholastica in Duluth. The social touch is Helen’s greatest asset. Marion Antoinette Knox Accompanist for choral; cellist in orchestra. Marion came to St. Margaret’s from Central, for her senior year. She is gentle, alert, efficient. Music is to be her life work. Madonna Dorothy Kreutizian Runner-up in greatest number of ads in 1935 Dayesye; character in Miracle of the Roses. Madonna is listed at St. Mary's Hospital Training School for the September class. Clbo Rosella Krumholz Studious and dignified, Cleo has silently demanded the respect and admiration of her classmates. Her enthusiasm for travel makes her an interesting conversationalist.