Ursuline Academy - Acres Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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URSULINA QNX-Hawaii! SODALITY OF THE GUARDIAN ANGEL Pauline Creel, Lucile Creel, Lillian Butler, Virginia Drown, Virginia Walters, Genrose McCarthy, Marie Conley, Teresa Drobil, Katherine Hennessey, Julia Korkmas, Mary Frances Longley, Margaret Ann Fisher, Peggy Bell McCormick, Bessie Drobil, Anna Marie Carr, Marjorie McCline, Elouise Ellis, Agnes Belle Daniels, Miriam Clark, Mary Margaret Kollodgy, Helen Ahnert, Veronica Kennedy. Nineteen Twenty- One

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URSULINA REV. JAMES LILLEY, C. M. Chaplain, Ursuline Academy Nineteen Twenty-One

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