University of Manitoba - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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ST. 1? MARY'S f ' ' if f5'?'Q'i1'f?55Xff . 'ff ' , .l -- F f N 1 3 S, 501-' -.M 1495 '- mf' s.gf:s-sex I. Q-if :cf 'fm . s ,,.. I. , 1 3, X i 11 f L N- L as A Q A ,L L as - ,Z Y-...Jef 'N..,v.,v' if Novi' SY! '-il' 'NJ ga X . -18 7 R3 Y? Q 4 fi ,iii 4 Q E i f e Q? 3,1 ALLISON ALLEN We might call her witty. clever and kind, But love. as the world knows is frequently blind. We might call her graceful. charming and fair, Bur. no. let's just call her the girl with red hair. ANNE CLARE Broad in mind, small in stature. Bad at times, but good in nature. Always ready with a smile. Bright and cheerful all the time. IRENE FAHEY Given7A very tall girl- fair. To find: A good friend. Construction: Add to the above an attractive smile and an Irish tempera- ment. Answer: lrancausalots of fun in spite of her record MARGARET GOROWSKI Great thoughts. great feel- ings come to her. Like noble instincts unaware. A good student. serious minded and friendly. Mar- garet-pursues her quiet way towards the heights of her academic ambitions. in maths. JOSEPHINE KARG Merry to talk with. Merry to walk with. And a jolly good friend withal Dullness has no place in Jo's scheme of things. The owner of curly brown hair and a most deceptive sobriety. Jo is known to her friends for her sweet disposition and gay friendliness. ,, cf-:g- ws, -' .c',.i:'z-'wwwiszvznzfzfrf 'O' .1 'Q 1' 'Er-V f .- KfZff:11 '- ' 1555252229 1e- gil 2-W M ARY MACDONALD Moulded by some deep mischief ridden elf. lVlary's bright smile, ready wit, and repartee are outward characteristics of a sincere personality. As member of the '32 Council she has shown a keen interest in student activities at St. M.iry's. Page One Hundred and Nmely-five MAY MclVlll.l,AN Calm and steady, firm and true, With a friendly smife to see her through. and a dili- unassuming. May is a good student, gent worker. Quiet, and sincere.

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T is a memorable year for the student body of St. Mary's College, for de- spite the prevailing gloom, depression and anxious fears, our graduates had the initia- tive to form a unit in the Brown and Gold of the University of Manitoba. The idealism inherent in St. Mary's is manifest from its progress in the past, and a conservatism of tradition which makes the education received here something distinctive -41 distinction which will be sustained throughout the coming years, since you, grad- uates, admit with all authority that charac- ter is the fine fruit and flower of education: that upon character depends the very destiny of governments, all social life, all civilization. But character in the fullest possible sense of the word means courage of conviction. By conviction is meant motives, ideals, the rea- son why for every moral action. This has been as it were chiselled into your very souls during College days: so you now go out into the arena of life fully equipped to bear on high this distinctive mark of a St. Mary's Academy and College graduate. SISTER SUPERIOR.

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ST. MARY'S REPRESENT- AUVE COUNCH .Smn.lu1t1f S Kcnxvav lExnct Xl. XlacDonald 4Excc I O. lrorstcr 4X'icc-Pres 1 fx. 1.ohr lScc -Truas I Nl. Patterson lllxet 1 Aftzmilf IJ Hodgson npr-:isa A fflnrv ll'rus 1 1' Ulalwn llixrr r ST. MARY'S STUDENT BODY HE chief aim of the Repre- sentative Council is to promote the general interests of the students. This purpose has been closely adhered to by the 1931-32 Council. Successful social functions have been held. Dramatic activities have been given a new impetus under the guidance of Allison Allen and the Dramatic Com- mittee. Dorothy Hodgson as Sports Captain has widened the range of athletics. Particular mention should be made of the happy spirit of co-operation between the members of the Council and the Student Body. The Student Representative Council take this opportunity of thanking Sister Superior and other members of the faculty for kind encouragement given in the various activities of the students, T. lVlary's College student body comprises members of second, third and fourth year Arts. Since the affiliation of St. Mary's with the University of Manitoba in 1926 the registration has shown a steady increase. The students are offered a wide range of subjects. and the disciplinary and broadening influence of religious. social and athletic activities with a view to their rendering greater service in their communities The sphere of woman's activities has widened: woman's influence reaches much farther than ever before, and for such new conditions she should be prepared by an intellectual training higher and more thorough than has hitherto been necessary, Page One Hundred and Ninety-six