St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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FOREWORD We, the Alumnae to whom you have dedicated your 1935 Dayesye, have knocked at many doors—doors of vocation, of professional and business life, of career; and many of these portals have been flung wide to us because we bore the insignia of our loved school. We are kept in mind of the ideals instilled into our hearts when we were The Listeners in St. Margaret's classic halls, thru our organization which is but the postern whose latch lifts without our knocking, to admit us back into our school-home where the spiritual and cultural things in life are renewed for us. May this book of happy memories bind you together as graduates of a Catholic high school; as travelers following the loveliest star of womanhood—Mary. May she open the portals of the sky to all of us when our life's work is completed. Janua Coeli, Gate of Heaven, ever keep the 1935 Class loyal, earnest, true Alumnae of St. Margaret's Academy. Blanche De Laurier Huyck, ’22

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TO THE ALUMNAE To you, the travelers on the Saint Margaret's Academy road of ideals, we lovingly dedicate this 1935 Dayesye. We have reached the door that opens to make us one with you. We feel that we are the listeners, who heed your words, who observe your actions, and who with you will carry on, prideful of glorious record left in our wake. The City recognizes you as a superior group of women; the Church looks to you for leadership in its program of Catholic action. We read the honor scroll of your activities, Civic and Catholic, and we say we will identify ourselves with you and be glad to do so. May the Moonlit Door at the end of the Life Road be opened for all of us by the great workman, St. Joseph, under whose patronage we have been guided thru our loved teachers; by St. Margaret, the special patron of our school; and by the dear Lady Mary, whose blue garment protects and shields us. Irene Fawcett, Editor-in-chief

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Patroness of St. Margaret's Academy SAINT MARGARET Saint Margaret lived in England. Of noble blood was she. When the Normans came to seize her, She put sadly out to sea. She landed on a Scottish shore Where Malcolm made her queen. She used her influence for religion And ruled with a gracious mien. Among the pious foundations she made, Was the Abbey of Dunfermline. Villars Krautkremer, ’35