Saint Ursula Academy - Scroll Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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PATRICIA KILCORSE LOU ANN 'KOERBER St. CuLl1,cri1te N Blessed Sacram,cn,t Her Hi there an invite- Every man to his own tion to friendship . . . swim- gi., opinion, she says, and lives ming highlights summers at .3 hy it . . . frankuess and the lake . . . rod hair, gay geniality go hand in hand manner, dauntlcss spirit . . . with Lou Ann . . . doesn't the teaching profession will wait lor things to' happen, indeed be graced by Patis does them herself . . . future presenee. ' laboratory technician. , , DOHO FI-IY KOSKY AGNES KRANZ Rosary Camedml -. Inzmaculatz Conception If you Want it dime' give 'ri Clever interpreter ol the it to Dorothy . . . printer Irish dialect ' - l H pany lim' excellence ' ' ' Whiz OH ggi line mennre who talks plenty wheels . . . eulm and serene an ardent Darby fan I . D ' ' .' Mmlsllcll Fl?l 'l would also been netive in school llmht blf '1C .H 'l'lY as H athletics . . . wants to travel wmmerclal must' to Hawaii-who doesn't? MARY ANN LAVEY SUZANNE LEHNERT V Rosary Cathedral Om, Lady of Perpemal Cenial. good hearted . . .' Help well-liked hy everyone . . . his-Ax han: a special love for dune- 4' ing . . . puts heart and soul Aga in all she undertakes . . . poise and grneionsness mark her ways . . . n fixture angel of mercy. Known'to all for her lack in height . . . partial to act- ing, reading, and music . . . thoughtfulness is a well- known trait in Suzie . . . remembered for her special knack at negro dialect. HELEN LUQPINSKI BETSY LYNCH Rosary Catltedral L'Daya is known for her nhility to read the stars . . . nent hnirdon . . . loves to dance . . . swim . . . charm- ingly frank and frankly ,, 'Fw charming . . . would like to Q he a fashion magazine execu- tive. SA. fltlalbert Ahhors tnlkutiveness . . . could ride horseback for hours . . . known for her beautiful hands . . . greets everyone with Chl Kid ... designs dresses and hopes to continue this in later life. THE SCROLL Fifteen

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MARGARET HINDE Rosary Cathedral Tall, slim 'n' mighty trim . . . known for her ,curiosity and' ability to tell you about any good book in the library . . . she has held several class offices . . . teen-editor on Extension staff. MARGARET I-I ORNYAK St. Stanislaus Quiet, peaceful nature . . . shy except with those who know her . . . congenial . . . reading and skating pass away many leisure hours for Margaret . . . if her dreams are fulfilled sheill one day be an air-stewar-dcss. JO ANN HUGHES Rosary Cathedral Little girl grown up . . . You are so right, says .lo Ann . . . pet peeve is laugh- ing when she shoultln't . . . loves seeing movies . . .V Is really serious in her ambition, to be a social worker. VIRGIN IA KEIL St. -Charles Pet peeve. is homework . . . 'LGinny is known to all for her lovely smile and sincerity . . . loves dancing, riding a bike, and eating ice cream . . . someday hopes to be a SCCI'Cl8.1'y. F oarteen, FUEL -gf .qv 'Z' MARCIA HOFMANN Rosary Cathedral Charming appearance . . . eo-editor of the Ursuline . . . creative mind accompanied by skill with a quill . . . never seen in anything but a green Ford or a black Buick . . . someday hopes to study art in Paris. NANCY 1-IUEPENBECKER St. Tlteresa Always saying, 4'For corn sakew . . . likes to swim and play the piano . . . orchestra, basketball . . . future nnrse . . . gay disposition and a ready humor . . . ell'i,cient business manager. JEAN KAPPUS Rosary Cathedral Known for never being ready . . . loves bowling, golfing, and talking . . . can- not stand loud gum ehewers . . . responds to all with 'AWithout any kidding . . . hopes to be a pharmacist. ANN KELLY Gesu Flowing auburn tresses her mark of distillation . . . Ann works intdustriously at every- thing she undertakes . . . An avid, debater who leans to- ward a career in science as a laboratory technician. THE SCROLL

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MARY AGNES MAGRUM St. Rose, Perrysbarg Quiet, but her friends are many . . . obliging and reli- able . . . squirms at the thought of worms . . . ex- cludes haste and hur1'y from her vocabulary. JOAN MARINEH Rosary Cathedral Ohl- Wliat a smo-o-oth dancer . . . answers all ques- tions with Well-lihii . . . follows the fad and is quite adept at knitting . . . loves food in any shape or form but never gains weight . . . stenographer-to-be, MARCUS MAYERS Rosary Cathedral Here is something rare in- deed, a real blonde . . . Margie has endeared herself to all by her sincerity and graciousness . . . never hap- pier than when swimming or dancing . . . a model, maybe? HANNAH PAT MOONEY Rosary Catherlral lVhat's that thing called iiood, Hannah Pat? . . .mag- netic personality . . . known for her wild imagination and heated arguments which usu- ally end the Mooney way . . . we know H. P. will make an excellent social worker. Sixteen BERNADINE MARCINIAK St. Stanislaus Honestly she's the loyal- a- est friend yon'll ever have I . . . conscientious . . . dis- likes Crabby bus 'drivers . . . 'Z active in Legion of Mary and - missions . . . aspires to be a dress designer, and we know she will make it. JEANNE MARSHALL A Gesu Spends her time being a lady with a very gracious air . . . she's known for her long fingernails and lovely hands . . . always saying, Well, tie that! . . . life ambition to be an interior decorator. 'Qs-I SYLVIA MOBURG Rosary Cathedral Of the mclodious voice . . . the expressive eyes . . . one of Cl1DllllillS companions . . . loves to dance and wants to be a singer and a writer . . . 1 ' slim, graceful, and pensive. '-3' ,.,i Cl-IAARLINE MORRISSEY SA. Francis dc Sales Silver-toned and golden- voiced . . . pride of St. .lo- seplfs choir loft . . . unaf- fected simplicity . . . a white- collar worker in theory as well as in practice . . . graced the political stand as presi- dent of junior class. E , , -..MY Q TI-IE SCROLL