Saint Ursula Academy - Scroll Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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MARGARET BRENNAN St. fumes Dependable and buoyant . . . Irish temper which is equalled by few . . . divides her time between lah and the ballroom . . . optimistic . . . was 5'Girl-of-the-Month in Junior year . . . anxiously awaits entering the nursing profession. HELENE BRUEN Sz. Agnes Sweet and lovable . . . she aims-high as a future air hostess . . . the pride of the Irish . . . has sparkling eyes . . . sings with a golden voice . . . an ardent cat lover . . . says, Gee, I don't know, kid. MARGARET COLLINS Rosary Cathedral Canada sent ns a prize . . .3 Margie plays the cello in the orchestra of which she is president . . . co-editor of the Scroll . . . excels in win- ter sports . . . gracious nature . . . loads of artistic ability. JACQUELINE DANFORD Imfmaculate C0ncepti0r1, Filled to overflowing with pep and personality is our Jackie . . . apparently quiet but lights up on basketball floor . . . every other phrase Man . . . life ambition is to be an air-stewardess. BETTY RRIDENRAUGH St. Agzics Abhors jeans and shirts at basketball games . . . listen to her multiple laughs . . . loves sports . . . says L'OhE For oorn's sake . . . mission representative . . . haskctball enthusiast . . . Wants to be an artist. RARRARA CALLANAN Rosary Cathedral We dream of Barbie with the dark brown eyes . . . a lady bubbling over with poise and personality . . . valelieeu and formulas linger longingly in this future chemist's thoughts. JANE CLIFFORD Rosary Callufclral Quite an ardent hockey fan . . . her greatest delight would be to collect dolls from every country . . . 'LCould be . . . her opinions are expressed vehemently . . . .lane's one ambition is to teach school. PATRICIA DEVINEY SA. Charles lt's always No kidding'?!' . . . movies are a ,waste oi time . . . would rather dance . . . very creative spirit . . . carefree, whimsical, and win- some . . . the life of any class or party. Twelve Q THE SCROLL

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MAXINE ALLEN Little girl of the quiet voice . . . Mac is a new and enchanting Star on the senior horizon . . . as a sociologist we're sure sheill make good . . . Wields a mean tennis racket . . . bak- ed ham, mmmm. PATRICIA BAKER Cesu One of the truly Irish las- sies . . . considerate . . . amicable . . . fondness for 19 Potts of tea . . . class poli- tician for three years . . . shared the footlights as dash- ing Konrad of i5CllOl1lli1l, . . . would like to wear a nurse's cap. BETTY BEER St. Theresa Gentility and graciousness of nature arc synonymous with the name Betty . . . cy- cling her favorite pastime . . . her steady perseverance in plugging at her typewriter may place her in tho future as a secretary. PAULINE BOND Mexico, California, Flor- ida: what's next on the list? . . . her big blue eyes are always laughing . . . adores her puppy, .liggs . . . -de- finitely musically inclined . . . sings and is quite a pianist. ROSEMARY AUSTIN Known for her beautiful blonde tresses . . . life am- bition to travel the highways and byways . . . strong per. fmnes: and tardy people rate high as her pet peeves . . . has her head in a cloud. ' NANCY BAUER Rosary -Cathedral Music . . . art . . . our youngest senior has 'em all . . . says Jeepers Bud-dy with that certain air . . . known for her' piano rendi- tion of Bumble Boogie' . . . hopes to wield palette and brush one day. IVIARIAN BLACK SA. Thomas Aquinas Every other word is Heav- ens . . . dislikes insincerity . . . generosity and loyalty are her chief attributes . . . devours: the poetry of Francis Thompson . . . will go bicycl- ing at the drop of a hat . . . undecided about her career. PATRICIA BOYLE St. Agnes If there's a will, therels a way has been the pattern for Pat's successful endeavors . . . friendliness her second nature . . . favors dancing and swimming . . . a private secretary some day. THE -SCROLL L, I Eleven

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MARY ANN DOWNEY Our Lady of Lourdes, Genoa Sterling character and true uaturalness top the list of Mary's good qualities . . . what more natural than re- proach at an early arising. . . Glory Pete how she loves lemon pie . . . her highest aim is schoolteaching. MARIANNE CILSDOHF Rosary C atlredral Best known for her linger- ing summer tan . . . a fiend for lemon meringue pie . . . to travel is one of her aims . . . swimming and sailing are great favorites . . . quiet, amiable, loved by all. MARY SHARON GREENE Rosary Cathedral NVQ all know Mary Sharon by her clothes . . . neatncss and style are musts with her . . . loves to swim and lly . . . Baroness Stanescu of class play fame . . . we see hcr aa a future commercial artist. JEANNE HADLEY llas an uncanny knack for being late . . . despises snarl- ing bus drivers . . . perpetu- ally saying Drop dead . . . exceptional literary skill . . . always going to Williams with Sudek . . . wants to be a department store buyer. T1-IE SCROLL DOROTHY GEIGER Rosary Cathedral Quiet and reserved in school . . . Dotty is said to be quite the opposite by her friends . . . tall in stature . . . a baseball fan, she was a welcome addition from Cen- tral in her junior year. JOSEPHINE COULET SL. Thomas Aquinas Wzxnts everyone to 'il-Icy, listen . . . thinks school -days are too long . . . official or- chestra minute-keeper . . . willing worker at all times . . . turkey dinners, nnnmm . . . JO has plans to sooth lcvered brows after gradua- tion. ' ROSALIE GREENWOOD SL. Arm Known for her beautiful smile . . . handy with a bow fhow and arrow, that isi . . . freshman president . . . self-sacrificing Red Cross leader . . . someday hopes to be a successful court report- er. MARY RUTH H ARTN ETT Blessed Sacrament Undauntahle Irish temper . . . -dreamy, misty blue eyes . . . loves dancing with the right partner . . . everything is a Charming idea . . . hopes someday to be a psy- chologist . . . has a propen- sity for voluminous tomes. Thirteen