St Mary of the Woods College - Les Bois Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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I . xx ' , .,,,. . .,.-1 ' T'f ,LESB0lS Rl- 1-fa-ZZFJ -,.,-r HELEN LUCILE HOGAN, B. A., Kankakee, Illinois Thesis: BROWNING AS A CHRISTIAN APOLOGIST CHILD OF MARY PRESIDENT OF THE SOCIETY OF LETTERS EDITOR OF LES Bois EDITOR OF FAGOTS SECRETARY OF SENIOR CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT LA ISABEL Helen, energetic, capable, reliable, moved to alternate fits of strenuous activity and passive pensiveness, is one of the finest examples of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods train- ing. The blushing honors she bears thick upon her this year show in what field she ex- cels. She writes with an inspired pen, is an omnivorous reader, avowedly delighting in all that is weird, spooky, or oriental. Helen is a voluble conversationalist. Her topics, like her moods, range from. the intel- lectual to the nonsensical, but her forte is amicable disputation. 'J Sixty-seven ,f' -, X .M -

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X I ' I -A -f 'H-' ' '1f ,LES Bois -A GLADYS ELIZABETH KELLER, B. A., Chicago, Illinois Thesis: THE FRENCH REVOLUTION CHILD OF MARY PRESIDENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS ART EDITOR OF LES Bois PRESIDENT OF LA ISABEL CHAIRMAN OF THE PROM vIcE-PREsIDENT OF LE CERCLE DE LA MOTTE That Gladys, capable, efficient, respon- sible, constant, and loyal, is our President, tells the Class valuation of her. Supremely and always Ia lady, a woman of her own con- victions, a student, a charming companion, an enthusiastic co-laborer, a calm spectator of excitement, with some disdain for impul- siveness, exquisitely feminine to just the verge of vanity, and, notwithstanding, al- ways given the role of a man in dramatics, a devotee of French and Spanish--is Gladys, our flaxen-haired, blue-eyed, and competent Gladys. .,.f F 1 5113 ., , igmf- A 1 :V 1-136, 1234 ,L I 1 Pita ll , 77m - - V - I-'L' ' --- '. ,, ,J I f' Y ,PTI - 1- 5. L .... A ., Q.. .. , ., ,.. A, ..., A I. , A . ,' S , 5- S 'A4 ' Sixty-eixzht