St Marys Hall - Fleur de Lis Yearbook (Faribault, MN)

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Kai' I i:-gzgiiliigs' s ., V1 A r ,' ul 4 sg? .530 23.0 '- -. L g4?i'S5?4-,Q V .Ln Q ++ es A ' '73 W- 5 1 1 l i .. K X . loan Gesner Two years as our class president-we have all benefited by Joan's excellent leadership. Her goveming hand retards many a wayward senior, and many is the time we have marveled at her gift o' gab. joan, in typical Gesner style, has jokes galore. Her motto-a pun for every occasion! The heart to conceive, the understanding to direct, or the hand to execute... funius loan l-lalsten Whether her home is California or Minnesota, we know one fact: joan's fair complexion is the envy of us all. To Miss Robertson's horror Joan always seems to be well fortified with a limitless supply of bubble gum with which she is most generous. Needless to say she will long be remembered. I Abounding in pep and energy Sally holds her own on both the hockey field and the gym floor. Her vivaciousness sets us a standard which few have equaled. What would we do without Sally to carry us through on the vocal end of things? Her 'operatic desires show definite promises of being fullilled. Eyes can speak and eyes can understand. . . Chapman Sally Holland No gems, no gold she needs to wear, She shines intrinsically fair.. Thomas Bedingfield X aa-Q I , iw l ' f Class of 47 u Q 4 'il in WN QQ? ll

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Susan Edwards In spite of her late arrival, Susan has taken up her duties with all the enthusiasm and capability that we know her to have. An ever- busy president of the Student Council. she has contributed many ideas which have proved most beneficial. Her all around likeability has made her an important member of our class. A perfect woman nobly planned, To warn, to comfort, and command... Wordsworth Gretchen Frudden This gay glamazon goes forth into all the social side-lights, but then 'again becomes our fashion queen with clothes galore. Her athletic ability and good sportsmanship set us a high standard. Ability in studies has also brought many laurels to her head. Gretch's accomplishments are manyg without her, what would we do? E Thy fair hair my heart enchained. . . Sidney Reading maketh a full mang conference a ready mang and writing an exact man... Bacon Does anyone need a safety pin or any other handy gadget? Amie is always ready. Her helpfulness and kindness to all of us have been appreciated by the class in its entirety. But Amie herself has no difficulties with needlesg we often wonder if the sweater will ever be i finished. Fortunately, the persistence is there, so more power to her. Amie Dixon 1 tgf . Glass of '47 A N

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Lois iiihnson A fiend for bridge, Lois never overbids her hand. One high trump is her crowning glory -who doesn't envy Lois her golden tresses? But this is not the best of her accomplishments, for by her diligence and thoughtfulness, Lois has earned for herself an A rating not only in scholastic channels. Polly La Due With its best foot forward. Montana has sent us this lively lass with equinine interests. Tho' her years at Saint Mary's are only two, Polly has lent much cheerfulness to those around her. Familiar with western habits, and as a conoisseur of bovine customs, Polly adds to our vicarious experience. Without love and laughter there is no joyg live among love and laughter . . . Horace If I do vow a friendship, I'l1 perform it To the last article... Shakespeare df, 1 9 . In framing an artist, art hath decreed To make some good, but others to exceed . . . S bakefpeare The first proud recipient of a Shattuck ring is this miss. Though small in stature, Jeanne's heart has encompassed much. Being an adept enthusiast in the field of art, and with a creative flare for Peter Hunt, she spends much of her time displaying her talent. Her four years at Saint Mary's have made her an integral part of our class. leannc leiiard class of '47 'fini 4.9 4 F. I S +s e