Ursuline Academy - Acres Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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URSULINA VVINNIFRED NYCE Who loves not Knowledge? SK X Let her work prevail. Winnifred is little, but look at those big eyes, that big head, and you will see more than we can tell you about her. English is her forte, hut to the rest of us it seems that almost every subject is so. Wlly Winnifred can sit down and study, when all the rest of us are planning -a Mid-night Feast! ' Nzheteen Twenty-One , CLENIENTINE ROBERTS Gentle thoughts and kind desiresff Clementine thought that she wouldn't come back to us after her first yearg but she didn't realize until she got away for vacation just how closely her heart strings had become entangled with Ursuline's. Now she is one of the ones C'21'sJ at Ursuline. Dena and she are always in dispute, but--are never apart.

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he URSULINA 4 HORTENSE RAGLAND So smooth, so sweet, so silvery is thy voice. Hortense is the popular girl of our class, but that is not all. She is frank and gay, straight forward and yielding to truth. She has great hopes for that Voice of hersg so have we, but still greater hope in Hortense. EVELYN FOWLER Give me the keys. ' Evelyn may be dreamy Cshe is most of the timel, but just give her the keysfi and all dreams flee, or rather she will lead you into dreamland with her where you will see such sights and hear such sounds as will make you quite forget this prosy old work-a-day world. Nineteen Twenty- One