St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Seyuors Glynetta Eileen Beers Quite a parallel to her peer Sympathetic, expressive. sincere. Margretta Irene Beers Forgetting the thingt that are behind. She presses toward the mark. Ethel Elizabeth Budde Always carefree, jolly, and bright, i.the t presence is a happy delight. Mary Elizabeth Busch Mary's happiness is contagious. Marie Ann Carmooy Expressive, friendly, and sincere. Revealing her thoughts without fear. Winifred Curran She’s carefree, humorous, and entertaining. We all enjoy Winifred's company. Betty Currier Teeming with life, bubbling with cheer. Gloom vanishes when Betty is near. Marie Catherine Donnelly Sweetly bright, uncommonly fair. Ever ready to do and dare. Clare Lyle Dorr l.aJy-iike politeness distinguishes Clare. Mary Kathleen Dousette Loving word and loving deed, living aid to all who need.

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Senior Officers Mary Agnes Zuccaro, President Associate Editor of The Dayesye A golden mind stoops not to show of dross. Too wire to err. too stood to he unkind. Betty Thomas Girling, V ice-President Twine a laureate wreath ’round her studious mind. But crown her with a diadem for her friendship true and kind. Elaine Frances La Palme Secretary A charming student with gracious ways. The choicest friend you'd ever meet. Phyllis Frances Glorvick, Treasurer Editor-in-chief of Dayesye A perfect woman, nohly planned To warn, to comfort, and command. Frances Ellen Heinz Associate EorroR of Dayesye Bashful, cheer fid. meek and mild. All a woman, yet a child In her sweetness undefiled. Jeanne Marik McGlynn Business Manager of Dayesyl Unafraid of work, unafraid of play. A friendly little senior who always wins her way.

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Seniors Imelda Mary Ennen Responsible and business-like m work. Sociable and friendly at play. Ruth Elaine Finnegan Sweeten of the sweet, Neatest of the neat. Bertha Morlky Fox She weighs her reasons long; Bertha’s seldom in the wrong. Helen Geraldine Gaffney Quiet her voice, and quiet, too, her eyes, And sweet her ways of daintiness and grace. Mary Elizabeth Gleason Within her voice, within her mind. Within her heart, a lily fair.” Lois Geneva Goodwin As fair as a lily, as sweet as a rose; Yet fairer and sweeter daily she grows. Catherine Colette Grady In beauty sweet she glides along. Her mind on duty bent, happy and content. Marjorie A. Hbltemes A blend of earnest student And fjithful friend. Honour Evelyn Kappeller Her ways are beautiful. And all her paths are peaceable. Margaret L. Killoran A violet by a mossy stone Hatf hidden from the eye.”