Saint Ursula Academy - Scroll Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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'-v 'lop lluvv ll:-fl lu iiglnl: ,Ii-.nu H--iiiuau. Xlarv Xlaigam-l Hinler. Ili-It-u llahu. ,lane Collins, joan l'3i4-ilu-lui, 121-in-rule Kr-nut-v, j.uu-1 Iiaskin. I-'ifth How: Xiary iiili-u limit-. Iuiiwn Mmlwusli-r, Xian lI.irh-r. liosi-mary llultuu-vi-i. I'1uuivi.u llowuiii. l'alriria Fowl:-I. ll:-tix lliuuli-x, Ifourth Ron: Ros:-ni.ni liiiiiyagy-. Xguv- lleinl-cllf-l. 1fll.il'lolle Gray. Xlailouua Illake. iiilevu Ili' Xauua Xlarii-lla llullifr-r. .lvuuie Milli-s. Dolores h.irp.n 'I'liird How: lzvi-lvn Ilanuivo. llzuli-lyn Johnson. Marilyn johnson, l.orvni- Nolvle-. 'l'ht-llua I-'li-ek. llvleu Black. Hi-len Har-k--ti. Si-voml Row: Yixginia kanipvi, Hi-in lilan-i. limi-e Kelly. Mary .lane lhlog. Kathi:-vu tialim-y. l,f-noir Grawr-y. Ruth Frank. Glaulvs lifaporomski. lfiut Row: I,vou.i lfailwi, Xian ll--li-n Count-ll. Yiola Ili-tloli. la-is I-,-coll, Xxouuf- llair-s. l.or4-Ita lat-ull'-. i X I 1 iii lun.: 'liar iliuhli-1, Xlaiilxu Honil . larv Gil.: FRESHMAN A 'lf U RSULA Academy Fresh- man Hospital . . . lfor girls onlyl . . . XVard A . . . President of Staff . . . Klary -lane lialog lX'1.lJ. . . . Assistant Doctors lvladonna Blake, Vice- prefident . . . l,enora Grawey, Secretary , . . Grace Kelly, 'lireasurer . . . want to know how sick we patients are? . . . we can't get very sick . . . not under the excellent supervision of the head nurse . . . Sister lllary lta . . . she's always giving pills to lessen pain . . . St. Ur- sula's little llonie-work Pills . . .spe- cially manufactured for the disease of idleness . . . the sophomore: and juniors needed the pills . . . that was when we ran a close second to the seniors in the school song . . . when we won the Chron- icle plaque given for the most subscrip- tions . . . to say nothing of our pep play for the Cherry Blossom Festa . . . we had an encore too . . . you tlidn't find us lagging in the Scroll drive either . . . we escaped with two diseases this year . . . the dreaded disease of Exams! . . . fifty lives nearly lost . . . not to mention the danger of insanity . . . anyhow the germs left . . . quite expectantly . . . soon a pa- tientless hospital will stand the heat of the summer alone . . . without doctors to lower her raging temperature . . . until September . . . when sophomores . . . or what is left of this yearis Greenies . . . will pull her through a long . . . hard . . . and perhaps, a cold winter. -Helen Hackett, '40 26 THE Scnou.

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1 x 'lop Ron fit-ft to iightl: Hum Lu Mossiini. Rvilina lit-liiier, jutiiih Iailalid, Rathtl Saintvvn, Mary Aligclsi 1' ml I in Qiuilh l'uilliu F limi 9n'tl I-'il n lluilu .o 4'..4-a . . .fat 4- oss. 'a. it 1. , m- lfitth Roxy. Nolnia Clziunth, IXI:ilgal'tr Littlvi, Rita KIrnp:ui, Anna Kimui-i, M.irg:iit-t Chunk, Ioan Rmiioltls, ji-an Xlvtiuznu-. Bm-tty Mm johnson. Muriorii- Ann Johnson. Fourth Row Rita Ann 0'She-a. Constant-e I.inth-i-ki-r. Patrit-ia Conklin. Suzanne W1-i'm-r. lun Nlillr-r. .li-ann: Donoht-r. lluth Yan Vornier. Mary llallu-rixw Mohr. Nlary Angela Walp. Third Row: Juni- Vslisst-rinatl. Kalhh-vii Donaldson. liilt-vii Hillaluantl. Nlary St-xton. Xlargan-t Xl-iinim liilnwii Nlohr. Kita Hart. Helen Foos. Wirginia llutlnl. Svvoml Row: Kathryn Wenzel. Ilolort-4 Koerher. Nlargy Ilulhn, fllarpzzlrvl Wright. Ros:-niarv tlurtiu, Xlarv ,lunv St-itz. Peggy Ann Lausn-. Xlargarn-t Ann Flory. Marie Simon. First Row: Yirginia Fial. l'rsula Rf-vker. Rita Corrigan. liernim- Davis. llrt-li-in-n 'l'hurl-iw. Xlargaret -Kim 'liiglun l'iil1'e'n 'Xloul'l', lllatlt-lim' l lalliigan, Wlary Roggv. 'Kun Hunlgvrs, SOPHOMORES AVING successfully survived the treacherous Freshman Jungle . . . we were off on another more dangerous expedition . . . this time we traveled through the famous Sophomore Tropics . . . noted for their infectious Latin ticks and feverish Geometry in- sects . . . but we were not frightened for we had at the head of our expedition . . . the famous explorer of the Tropics . . . Sister Mary Raymond . . . the physi- cian, Mary June Seitz . . .scient,ist, June lVasserman . . . and famous guides, Peggy Ann Lause and Anna Grawey . . . gave a little roundup for the fierce Freshman Tribes, Ay and Bee . . . be- fore we knew it the well known and dreaded pestilence was upon us . . . Ex- ams . . . with plenty of hard study tonic. VVe recovered mid-years and two more brave adventurers joined our party . . . Norma Claunch and Helen Foos . . . we met the Junior natives of the tropic . . . a volley of basketball boomerangs were encountered, wounding several of our men . . . Aha! some familiar faces . . . the little pagans of the missions . . . we went to work with renewed spirit and not in vain . . . never has our supply of excitement run diy . . . we have blazed the trail tlirouph this dense sophomore foliage . . . paying a way f--r the Green Freshmen race if civilization . . . may our aqua and brown wave forever . . . -Margy Dufin, '39 -Mary Ragga, '39 TH E SCROLL 25

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. - , , - x f . 'lop lion ll:-lil lo iiulill: Xl.nx 1l'lfonni-ll. Kathryn lle'rnn.inn. Yl.ni.in Warrior. llorolliv 'l'onvi. lfllvn ' ni n Onillvr. lflilziln-lli livnz. 'Xiiiialn-llv 'Nxnxi . l il'lh lion: Mlluilivllz- Xlathi-1. Ci-lirxivu' Nolan. Manx Xlii-e 5n'lnlsli'r. Xl.ny Ning:-lil. Xlzllx llallo. Xlali F.illln-r. ll:-len l'r.1ll. Xlim- llitn liolrineaon. l onilli lion lilimln-Ili Sauugv, 'llarinnii' Xlvrn-rs. Xlililiwl 51-gun. l'1ilz'rn Nlol'risr-ev. lilimlwtli Sielwil. Miri- Xli-lxiv. In-nv Urn-1, Gloria Kearns. 'lllilul lion: l'4'g,t1i1' Si-lnlnm. .Kgiivs Slavin. l lann'n'- XX:-nm'l, l'ulli4'in Klan-hull. lliln Silililglin-ek. Xlnlviil XXm'lliu'i. l'nl-x Xl:-lxinnn. Xlaijolii- liilvx. Hrvoinl lion:Nlnria- llonan. Nl.ny Sinno. Nl.ngm-iil4- l.aslu-lls. ,lnnv lxovppe-ri, Xltngars-I linggv. 'Hairy 5:-itz. ,li-.nine Rowan. l-'nsi lion: livin lam. Nlania- Flon-lvvl, Klan l.on l.an.i. Xlary Xlivi- S--lnun. Nunn-y llii-r. llvilin-lv lilianski. lfli1.ilu'lll Nnilai. Xlanx l.oni-v Salinas. FRESHMAN B l TIUN oxtll our fic orv X ALA . .... ' z t I opened with forty-seven, not too green, freshmen workers . . . we l1llH0l'l'il on the iirst floor . , .most of the time. the vote of the lahor union, Doro- thy 'l'oner. was elteteil President . . . Mary Nugent, Viet--llresident . . . Betty' Ren! foreman . . . Alnne Kocppen . . . see- ond foreman. Although very husy we t'lltel'ed the school song contest . . . 11111- ehinery and workers buzzed . . . atmos- phere registered one-hundred per cent school spirit . . . factory haskethall team showed great cooperation . . . especially in the tournament . . . freshmen workers obtained more than one-hundred sub- scriptions to the Apostleship of Prayer . . . of which we had charge . . . we had a line representation in the glee clnh and or- chestra . . . Sister illary Vincent, general manager, filled the leisure hours of the freshmen laborers with X2-l-52 . . . there were no sit-down strikes . . and all received a promotion. -Alice Mclfie, '40 'PHE SCROLL 27