1941 Yearbook
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Title
1941 Yearbook
Description
ANN MARIE MADSEN
Treasurer
ROSE TART
Secretary
MARY McDONNELL
Vice-President
MARY WELSH
President
Here's to the Class of '43—for violin-playing President Margaret Welsh—for Gwyn
McDonnell's singing—for cooperative spirit—for quiet, studious Margaret Heimes—
for Patty Bragdon and her non-existent diet—for newcomer Dollie Serac—for a high
class average—for Betty Brady and Peg Johnson and their common interests—for
every versatile Gabby Kennedy—for conceiving the idea of "M. X"—for Annabelle
Ivanhoff and her camera—for Anna Marie Madsen's laugh—for the second tea dance
—for Mary Kay Riley as a seamstress—for Audrey Haehn and orchestra practice—for
Gladys Vanatta's real sportsmanship—for another violinist—Lucille Dubrey—for ever-
friendly Mary Ellen Carlin and Rita Schradel—for two fine artists—Eleanor Jackson
and Phyllis Smith—for Marlowe Linke and those letters from Ohio—for Arkansas' gift
—Vian Marsh—for a hard-working girl, Charlotte Schmidt—for the commuter from
Andulsia, Anna Marie Vogel—for brown-eyed Blanche Diericks—for a hand in everything—Crest, Glee Club, Plays, Dances and "Thanks for the Memory of"—that second
tea dance—the pictorial scrapbook—the diamonds on several left honds—those long
awaited letters—addressed to Miss Riley, Miss Heimes and others—a soirit of fun
and frolic—of "work while you work and play while you play"—yes, here's to the
Sophomores, who are growing up with the school!
S
O
P
H
O
M
O
R
E
C L A S S
Top Row—
Taylor, Linke
Seriac
Third Row—
Tart, luanhaf
Welsh, Clark
Haehn
B. Diericks
Vanatta, Vagel
Second Row—
Brady, Huckfeldt
Bledsae, R. Smith
McDonnell
Jackson, Schradel
Dubrey, Marsh
First Row—
Bragdon, Riley
Schmidt, Heimes
Kennedy, Carlin
Johnston, Madser
Treasurer
ROSE TART
Secretary
MARY McDONNELL
Vice-President
MARY WELSH
President
Here's to the Class of '43—for violin-playing President Margaret Welsh—for Gwyn
McDonnell's singing—for cooperative spirit—for quiet, studious Margaret Heimes—
for Patty Bragdon and her non-existent diet—for newcomer Dollie Serac—for a high
class average—for Betty Brady and Peg Johnson and their common interests—for
every versatile Gabby Kennedy—for conceiving the idea of "M. X"—for Annabelle
Ivanhoff and her camera—for Anna Marie Madsen's laugh—for the second tea dance
—for Mary Kay Riley as a seamstress—for Audrey Haehn and orchestra practice—for
Gladys Vanatta's real sportsmanship—for another violinist—Lucille Dubrey—for ever-
friendly Mary Ellen Carlin and Rita Schradel—for two fine artists—Eleanor Jackson
and Phyllis Smith—for Marlowe Linke and those letters from Ohio—for Arkansas' gift
—Vian Marsh—for a hard-working girl, Charlotte Schmidt—for the commuter from
Andulsia, Anna Marie Vogel—for brown-eyed Blanche Diericks—for a hand in everything—Crest, Glee Club, Plays, Dances and "Thanks for the Memory of"—that second
tea dance—the pictorial scrapbook—the diamonds on several left honds—those long
awaited letters—addressed to Miss Riley, Miss Heimes and others—a soirit of fun
and frolic—of "work while you work and play while you play"—yes, here's to the
Sophomores, who are growing up with the school!
S
O
P
H
O
M
O
R
E
C L A S S
Top Row—
Taylor, Linke
Seriac
Third Row—
Tart, luanhaf
Welsh, Clark
Haehn
B. Diericks
Vanatta, Vagel
Second Row—
Brady, Huckfeldt
Bledsae, R. Smith
McDonnell
Jackson, Schradel
Dubrey, Marsh
First Row—
Bragdon, Riley
Schmidt, Heimes
Kennedy, Carlin
Johnston, Madser
Date
1941
Rights
St. Ambrose University, 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803
Identifier
http://cdm16810.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16810coll2/id/5333