Saint Ursula Academy - Scroll Yearbook (Toledo, OH)
- Class of 1948
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When our school days are gone, Memories dear will linger on, We'lI look back with fond content On the happy days we spent. As underclassmen playing our role, Behind the scenes, toward the final goal. Then under the tussel at long last A part of St. Ursula's Senior Class, Under the cross, which guided our way, We learned, we worshipped, we lived each day. Under the stars are memories gay: Our dances, our clubs-of course, the play, And under the bell in studious masses We hurried each day to go to our classes. Then under contract we wove into one Our God, our studies, our friends, our fun. And now each memory, though a page in a book Can long be relived with merely a look- A precious gem that will always be treasured, Although its true value can never be measured. THE SCROLL 1 , , Y H - Q. .GI ,. Mfwct V . 4 . V, V 43 L , -. ny, 54---ag -fA 5.45:-1Av :A .. f -:-::.- Q, V ,A 2 .. .V ,V,,f. ,WV .,7,.w..w ., :.. 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'J-'f.'T3! f. 5 '71-wa A' -W:-', H, V2 i.: WA . , ,. 4 ,4......,.4 -Q-V' A KWVFW 1 -N-ww 4 M.. ,4 . . . our bishop. . . ,WC ..., --..,,,Tf... , ., .,,, C ,, . -. ., :Quin 'WQ's:3 A l 1y75Fn,, 5 - ' - it 51 Fifi. . The Most Reverend Karl J. Alter D.D. Bishop of Toledo I A native Toledoan, Our Most Reverend Bishop has served the Toledo diocese as its Chief Shepherd for sixteen years. Most notable among his achievements are his praiseworthy efforts in establishing a diocesan weekly, and the completion of the Cathedral of Our Lady, Queen of the Most Holy Rosary. Nationally, His Excellency has received enviable recognition for his interest and leadership in educational and social welfare. The Bishop's annual visit to St. Ursula's is an auspicious occasion, when on Commencement night he presents to each senior the seal of eli- gibility to join the ranks of the seventy-six year old St. Ursula Alumnae Association. lt is also at this time that the Bishop presents to the senior achieving the highest average in Christian Doctrine, the award of awards- the Bishop's Cross, THE SCROLL W it K . . dedication . . . j ...,,,. ,.,T,.l Reverend Francis P. McCartin, O.M.l. To our instructor in Christian Doctrine, to whom we are indebted for a greater appreciation of our holy religion and a zeal for the cultivation in us of a strong Christian character, we, the Class of l948, gratefully dedicate this yearbook. Throughout the past year, Father McCartin, himself the oldest of thirteen children, has ever sought to impress us withthe importance of the Christian bulwarks of the home and the family, and the realization of our responsibility as future wives and mothers in preserving them. He has imparted to us a true love of our holy faith and a greater desire for eminent service. ln the various and far-flung travel zones of the future, we shall recall with gratitude the benefits derived from the religion class of i947-48, the passwords of which were: Personal sanctification is the keynote of the spiritual life, if you play square with God, He will play square with you. THE SCROLL n wanna, 'Air Civies - - - hmm? THE SCROLL 0 I the faculty MOTHER M. CATHERINE, M.A. Superioress SISTER MARY BLANCIIE, M.A. Q Directress, Mathematics REVEREND FRANCIS P. MCCARTIN, O.M.I. SISTER MARY ALICE, B.S. Home Economics SISTER ANGELA MARIE, B.S 1 Religion, History, Lati SISTER M. BERENICE, B.S.,E. Religion, Mathematics, Physics , SISTER MARY BORGIA, B.A. N Treasurer ' MOTHER M. CALLISTA, M.A. , English SISTER MARY CHARLES, M.A. Religion, English, History SISTER MARY QLOTILDE, B.S.E. Religion, History, Commerce SISTER M. DOMINIC, M.A. Religion, Latin Religion f Um. fl SISTER MARY DOROTHY, M.S. Religion, Cheznistry, Biology SISTER MARY FRANCIS, B. Mus. Music Theory, Clee Club M iss MAIIY' CATHERINE GAFFNEY, HA Physical Education SISTER M. GENEVIEVE, M.A. Librarian SISTER M. ITA, Ph.B. Religion, English, German SISTER JEANNE MARIE, BA. Orchestra SISTER JOHN BERCHMANS, M.A. History, Mathematics SISTER M. LELIA, M.A. - Religion, English, Commerce SISTER PHILIPPA, M.A. Commerce , MISS NIARCARET SWEENEY, B.A. Q Art 9 THE SCROLL SISTER ST. PIERRE, Ph.B. French, Spanish Welcome leisure moments . . the undercla underclas men Pla ing our role, Behind the scenes Toward the final goa l. X : : 55 , L' it ,M H, . Q 1 E W UM -MAH f 1 , 25-,MN ,. S-1,- ig-Du .111 5 x --K ,--me B. -E ' :QM ur. wx MM -5 14 ax fl:- im, ig W: -1 Q :- gf rx m Q.. z s sn -1 . ,J . H M1611 ..,.,::, M, g M, . M M M ri mf - -XM 'x -2.4. 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M-:vm N- , H .H my M Ex Q EWR wi! mm S E in :Wg M E. gg sang H-W H-L1 ss ss uma- M N, M was -mm 'X H if H. ...- 22 Q1..Q.i2f 2 ,, Q ff wp- , ma-5 umnR?5m-w gMgmnf-znw -zxzgsfihm 5- 'H Yigmsm' ,emsifg va fgxsB - S M Qfgsgiw I H R- m'mnmf.gQ'?y fmf. ' WWEBFM 'ASW xv? ,M i?EaWffQ,.w ,E B -xg-vm ms 1 mangas! ,Emma W Ay n us dis: f n ss a ss ,sam .. the freshmen. .. , Q ' f'AW . Shirley Rominski Constance Dobbs President .......s.... Shirley Rominski Vice-President ....,... Connie Dobbs Secretary. ...., Catherine Fitzgerald Treasurer ....,,....., Joanne Rerucha The Annual Freshman Game began with seventy-eight team-mates at the fore. The kick-off opening game scored a touchdown in the form of an assembly for the Sacred Heart Messenger drive for subscriptions. Previously, the team had elected Shirley Rominski, captain, Connie Dobbs, co-captain, Catherine Fitzgerald, coach, and Joanne Rerucha, manager. During the time-out period following the second quarter, the team entertained their patrons, the faculty, with a very successful Christmas party, entertainment for which was furnished by Jeanne Garvin, Audrey Haddad, Shirley Gorham, Sue Hartnett, Margot Boaden, Joan Kaszynslci, Margaret McGreevy, and Darlene Mikol. Relieved of the back-to-work strain of the mid-year exams, the team greeted the third quarter with renewed energy. Shirley Gorham became top man in this quarter with her success in the annual Catholic Chronicle Bowl. But these energetic freshmen were not finished. Another touchdown was successfully completed when they scored in the tax stamp drive, receiving their extra point by giving a tax stamp party for the entire St. Ursula team. Joanne Rerucha Catherine Fitzgerald 12 THE SCROLL W .4 l l ROW ONE-Patricia Jacob, Justine Hill, Nancy Bodette, Eleanor Fuerst, Mary Lou Kauffman, Joan Kas- zynski, Dolores Kreinbrink, Mary Leahy. I ROW TWO-Ann Marie De Shetler, Geraldine Cappelletty, Mary Ann Kiefer, Carol Hawkins, Jeanne Garvin, Catherine Pickett, Donna Krieger, Joan Matzinger, Patricia Mariner. ROW THREE-Patricia Pappas, Suzanne Anton, Shirley Gorham, Nancy Carroll, Ann O'Connor, Eileen -1951 - ROW ONE-Carol Zolg, Rosemarie Laskowski, Anne McAuley, Lois Wuest, Coletta Strohmeier, Eleanor Makley, Mary Sturnialo, Barbara Regan. ROW TWO-Dolores Wassinger, Darlene Mikolaiczwk, Ann Zeiler, Loretta Murzynski, Shirley Rominski, Theresa Zawodny, Andrea Raber, Ann McCue, Elizabeth Wonderly. ROW THREE-Yvonne Shutt, Christine Redrup, Margie Morton, Heather McAfee, Margaret Waggener, Berna- W dette Lesinszkj, Margaret McGreevy, Theresa Swartz. Keogh, Joanne Rerucha, Bonnie Murphy. THE SCROLL ' 13 ROW ONE-Norma Golembiewski, Francis Metty, Mary Parker, Margot Boaden, Ruth Hart, Mary Ann Jarzinski, Patricia Daly, Jeanne Harchuck. ROW TWO - Betty Ann Dansack, Margaret Hancock, Catherine Fitzgerald, Rosemarie Kline, Elizabeth Carbin, Ann Jankowski, Alice Fosnight. ROW THREE-Betty Anistik, Suzanne Hartnett, Georgena Giovannucci, Hildegarde Keil, Constance Dobbs, Norene Graham, Mary Carol Anton, Susie Gonzales. W -1951- Eileen Keogh, Margot Boaden, Susie Gonzales, Connie Dobbs, and Rosemary Anaya create the true Christ- mas spirit. 14 THE SCROLL .. the sophomores. .. F ...- -....--. - -L -V - - -if--4 LX -- -'-' Mary Louise Hancock Anne Simon President .... ............,, A nne Simon Vice-President,.Mary L. Hancock Secretary ......... .Mary Ann Green Treasurer-.. .................. Sue Nagle Semper Paratusl That was the motto of the Class of l95l. After a successful land- ing, armed with elevator permits for unsuspecting freshmen, the sophomores established beacheads in Rooms ll7 and ll9. Immediately their vigorous strategy was in evidence in the initiation of the freshman landlubbers, and later in Urban Hall on St. Ursula's Day, when they efficiently and generously took over in the galley, serving a breakfast fit for an admiral. With all their flags at full mast, they cruised through the Catholic Chronicle, Red Cross, and operetta drives in triumph. VVith every member aboard at their Mission Carnival in May, they were in great part responsible for giving that activity the gold stripe of success, As their part on the assembly line, the sophomorespresented in March a timely vocation skit entitled, What Shall I Be? , in which they presented the advantages of the various professions open to the young aspirant. Mary Ann Green Suzanne Nagle THE SCROLL 15 r ROW ONE-Martha Morgen, Mary Lu Lutz, Margaret Murray, Colleen Przymierski, Nancy Wilhelm, Bar- bara Schaedel, Elizabeth Sattler. ROW TWO-Mary Louise Maier, Carol Suder, Joanne Saxer, Anne Simon. ROW THREE-Renee Lupica, Ann Martin, Mary Catherine Simons, Theresa Makley, Rena Thayer, Ann Wasserman, Nora Sheehan. -1950- ROW ONE-Virginia Sturniolo, Patricia Chapp, Joan Ducey, Mary Ann Graham, Joanne Altweis, Betty Hall, Mary Louise Hancock. ROW TWO-Colleen Bracken, Dolores Crofoot, Grace Ann Frank, Eileen Dooley, Joan Finn, Alyce Glowacki, Marilynne James. ROW THREE--Laura Hanus, Carole Gifford, Helen Ankenbrandt, Mary Ann Green, Corrine Hoffman, Eliza- beth Beins, Ruth Gibson. 16 THE SCROLL ROW ONE--Doris Haupricht, Anne Michaelson, Jeanne Manley, Mary Louise O'Connor, Sharon McCoy, Suzanne Nagle, Patricia Nagle. ROW TWO-Constance Pohl, Beatrice Malinowski, Dolores Pallinger, Barbara Johnson. ROW THREE-Joanne Norts, Jean Ann Kubicki, Rita Stein, Nancy Ollivier, Patricia Swindeman, Margaret Thomas, Mary Saliba. A ---' ' Q X To ZHI, 'RI Y ...iw i n wi ll 1 , H- 3' ,.,- rg, V 7 4 E 7 ' ' 'EI 1 LL F ' ii f I- ,., ii i s h, Y Y : ' ll, :-- 3 J,2i1.: : W ' F- R .W M U CE if The following were absent when the group pictures were taken: Ann McCarthy, Beverly Houk, Mary Osgood, freshmen, Mary Ellen Dillon, Mary C. Manion, Catherine Muenzer, Mary Pilliod, Carmen Skeels, Mary Stapleton, sophomores. 0 Time on her hands ' Hello, Central THE SCROLL 17 . . the juniors. . . ,, Carol Finn fw- SVZM' r M , . Angela Miller - Hgslgls Qui H , . Hi iillw Q Q, if sis ir, 3, 'SJL1 President ........... ,...... C arol Finn Vice-President ........ Angela Miller Secretary ...,....... .-Joan McNerney Treasurer-- ......... Terrie Gladieux Off to a flying start, the Juniors opened the i947-48 school year by electing officers early in September. To bring new enthusiasm and new ideas to the class they selected Carol Finn, chief executive, with a board of directors including Angela Miller, Terrie Gladieux, and Joan McNerney. The class baffled the campus with .requests for tinfoil in November, but the secret was out the next month when the girls saw the delightful celestial decorations at the Junior- Senior Prom, first special activity of the class. That night, whirling couples danced past gaily decorated Christmas trees at the gala holiday frolic. February heralded a style showy in which the Juniors gave hints to those who would lead the Easter Parade. The latest spring fashions were shown by some of our loveliest models. Dancing and refreshments followed the main attractions. Now the Juniors look forward eagerly to the coming year, which will bring with it more opportunities for good times-and hard work. Joan McNerney . Terrie Gladieux M .. waz, ,- ,, ,ni is 1 5i'HE'iSCROi..L ROW ONE-Mary Ann Anistik, Mary Ellen Barry, ,Joyce Bernath, Alice Bevington, Patricia Brady, Beatrice Bruen, Marilyn Callow, Theresa Carroll. ' ' ag ROW TWO-Rita Coon, Ann Corbett, Barbara Dagjon, Barbara Danford, Ruth Dobrzykowski, Constance Feak, Janet Flood, Barbara Floyd, Constance Floyd. Q ROW ONE-Jane Grady, Mary Catherine Guyton, Evelyn Haack, Joanne Haas, Rose Marie Haas, Rose Marie Hackl, Polly Hartmann, Eileen Hoban. ROW TWO-Sue Horvoth, Joyce Hurley, Mary Louise Keil, Patricia Klein, Joan Kwapich, Jo Ann Langen- derfer, Charlotte Less, Dorothy Liebherr, Joan Mahoney. ROW ONE-Rita Maier, Clare Manion, Alma Murtagh, Barbara Neidhardt, Leona Ozancin, Nancy Periatt, Mary Pilkington, Kathleen Reno. 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'gym :A ig .L sam A . , Q lf f ,, 2 A A ' . ,Q 'Q' x ks-W1-5 L V1 . ,ri S H d?:kgA f H , 2 Qijifk B - . ?f'a1?Ei'5?,Q. ffzi-1..:f,A if Then under the tassel, At long last A part of St. Ursula's Senior Class. under the tassel i e 4' i Lf, , , ,,,, ,W W , Y . Take five Q Editors talk it over 22 Ann Calaway Rosary Cathedral Fascinating friendliness Treasurer 25 President 45 Ursu- line 45 Glee Club 45 Dramatics 35 Operelta 4. THB SCROLL 2 l 2 l Louise Lynch Rosary Cathedral Unique personality Vice-President 45 Christ as X IT :- Cour- tier 2, 3, 45 Ursuline 45 Glee Club 45 Operelto 4. officers Audrey Boicey Blessed Sacrament Contagious laughter Secretary 45 Scroll 45 Glee 35 Operetta 4. o o 0 Claire Shondell Rosary Cathedral . Mal-chless poise Club Our Lady's Committee 45 Class Treasurer 45 Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 45 Scroll5 Glee Club 45 Library 45 Operetta. Cf , ,J . 2 C ssl- 1 if 4- X-, 7 I , is -Q ' use U, Nz was A 'sl ., Q 1, - W1 I my ., 7, , I., i , Q. f. - ll l, 3 C-gf.'f,1f A ' - ,Wjii W ,... ..., ., .........4 Judith Bargmann Rosary Cathedral Admirable diplomacy Apostleship of Prayer l7 Presi- dent 27 Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 47 Glee Club l, 37 Scroll 47 Operetta 4. 24 Bette Rae Cochrane Rosary Cathedral Cosmopolitan air Vice-President l7 Ursuline 47 Christ Courtier, l, 2, 37 Glee Club 47 Operetto 4. Betty Collins Rosary Cathedral Nancy Cole Blessed Sacrament ' Subtle humor Daintily demure Christ Courtier l, 2, 37 Mission Christ Courtier l, 2, 37 Ursu- line 47 Glee Club 47 Orchestra Representative 47 Ursuline 47 l, 2, 3, 47 Operetta 4. Glee Club l, 37 Operetto 4. l i A 1 I 1 l THE SCROLL Nancy Conklin Cesu Bewitchingly bewildered Christ Courtier l, 2, 37 Scroll 4, Glee Club l, 45 Operetta 4. Phyllis De Vera St. Teresa Sentimental wil' Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 45 Mis- sion Representative lp Glee Club 'I, 45 Orchestra l, 2, Operetto 4. all NX Nancy Criss Gesu, Equestrienne devotee Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 4g Operettci 4. Betty Lou Gedert St. Teresa Winsome ways Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 4, Mis- sion Representative 3, 4, Scroll 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Orchestra lj Operetto 4. Renee Glennon Rosary Cathedral Perpetual surprise Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 4, Ursu line 45 Glee Club 4, Operetta 4. - M , P ,. ., X, we . M us .fe , , 1- we I , THE SCROLL K. ...Sf fig E, is 25 Patricia Our Lady of Perpetzial Help! Audrey Haack SL. Thomas Aquinas Artistic ambition Endearing charms Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 4, Ursu- line 4, Glee Club 4, Library Club 3, Operetta 4. Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 4, Mis- sion Representative l, 2, Ursu- line 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Catholic Action l, Operetta 4. Meredith Hague-Rogers Joan Hanus Rosary Cathedral St. TlIf0I71-US Aquinas Vibrant nature Agile mind Vice-President 3, Christ Cour- Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 4, Ursu- tier 2, 3, 4, Ursuline 4, Glee line 4, Glee Club 4, Operetta 4, Club, Operetta 4. gm: . Snr Z r Helen Hatfield St. Thomas Aquinas Exhilarating companion Treasurer 3, Christ Courtier l, 2, 3: Glee Club l, 4, Oper- etta 4. -1 k-,'1wrf THE SCROLL 48 Patricia Hunt St. Patrick .i Q-ii 3' ll l Patricia Hillebrand St. Charles Captivating colleague Our Lady's Committee 45 Vicef President of Orchestra 4, Christ Courtier i, 2, 3, 4, Scroll 45 Glee Club 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 4. Dolores Hurley Uur Lady of Perpetual Help Quietly mild-mannered Buoyant charm Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 4, Operetta 4. Club 4, Operetta 4. 5 ,NK 4 5 2 , Elsie Hoen Good Slzepherd Sweetly petite Our Lady's Committee 3, Christ Courtier 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 4, Library Club 3, Operetta 4. Teresa Jacomet St. John Gracious disposition Our Lady's Committee 45 Sec- retary 25 Glee Club 45 Presi- dent of Orchestra 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Student League 4, Operetta 4. THE SCROLL ,- if I, WMM fi X - i Til is 'i can it 27 Catherine Justin Rosary Cathedral Sparkling wit Our Lady's Committee 45 Mis- sion Representative 35 Secre- tary lj Ursuline 4, Glee Club l, 41 Operetta 4. Elaine Klofta St. Hyacinth Half pint o 'laughter Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 45 Ursu- line 41 Glee Club 4, Operetta 4. Patricia Kirwan Our Lady of Perpetual Help Funlaving friend Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4. Gloria Koproski Rosary Cathedral Delightful tease Apostleship of Prayer 35 Christ Courtier 3, Glee Club 3, 45 Operetta 4. 19 Laurene Krispin St. John, Capable determination Christ Courtier 3, 4, Legion of Mary l, 25 Scroll 41 Glee Club 45 Library Club 31 Operetta 4. A , l,t, -ata THE SCROLL Patricia Laskey Cesu, Gracious manner Christ Courtier l, 2, 3 ,4, Scroll 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Library Club 35 Operetta 4. Joan Machen Rosary Cathedral Evelyn Lenhart Little Flower Mentally alert Wide-eyed wit Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 45 Scroll 43 Glee Club 4, Operetto 4. Christ Courtier l, 2, 35 Ursu- line 4, Glee Club 3, 45 Oper- etto 4. .-Y,, Betty Ann Lengel St. John Hidden ideals Ursuline 4, Glee Club 4. Mary Jo McCormick Cesu Vivacious Vixen Treasurer lp Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 45 Ursuline 4, Glee Club 45 Operettc 4. ,I 5 XX- , .I r. , ' is v. rf ,g ws-li. -if 1 ' M4 5 uk, - 9. ' .,, 4 gy: 5,9 5 5,5 ,ig gig? - ,nw sr ll 43 E W5 4 ew ' fsfiff T . ' sage - , ..: ii. .,.. 3 fm ' 15 Q iff? , f Q-41 N , '43 , ,fbi H A H fee? THE SCROLL 29 Nancy Madden Rosary Cathedral Businesslike decisiveness Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, Scroll 4, Glee Club 4, Operettci 4. .Nw r Naomi Mansor SL. Francis de Sales Congenial competence Christ' Courtier l, 2, 3, 4, Le- gion of Mary l, Ursuline 4, Glee Club 4, Operetta 4. Patricia Murphy Rosary Cathedral Loquacious lass Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 4, Le- gion of Mary l, Ursuline 4, Glee Club l, 4, Operefta 4. Mary Rose Mazzurco St. Charles Generous pixie Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 4, Scroll 4, Glee Club 4, Operetto 4. Joan Myers St. Charles. Enthusiastic exuberance Glee Club 3, 4, Operettcl 4. I 2 0,3 . gs 1 Y ' X H wilt .1112 1 , 2 W 7 Z' l . ,SIG V E A ,. iff, Nga S N . ff , . 3 L Zi g 4 ,,5,,,,f.. 5 af, 4, mg - 4 ' r K f V4 x W' 2 .e s 3 if . W j 4 - - 93 Q35-' 1 ' ' f. J A ' W ' ' , 2 , I Q' i ' H S'25 f55 -3':f '224 .. , ..,.,,, X u ,.,,,,,..,,.,,,.. im .h,,,.. W n -----' - ., THE SCROLL ...A S P' '11, ' a R args ,f ass Damaris Nelson St. Mary Wistful tranquillity Christ Courtier 45 Scroll 45' Glee Club 4, Operetto 4. Jeanne Osgood Rosary Cathedral Distinguished style Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 4, Ursu- line 45 Glee Club 4,Operettc1 4. Margaret Oberle Rosary Cathedral Keen perception Secretory 3, Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 45 Mission Representative lg Ursuline 4, Glee Club 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Oper- etlo 4. Joyce Pennock St. Charles Effervescent eagerness Christ Courtier 2, 3, Ursuline, Glee Club l, 4, Library Club 35 Operetto. ' THE SCROLL Colleen Quinn Cesu Personality plus Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club, Vice-President 4, Oper- etto. Doris Segan St. Charles Appreciative thoughtfulness Christ Courtier l, -2, 3, -45 Mis- sions 25 Scroll Editor5 Glee Club 45 Library Club 35 Operetta. Marcia Raber St. Rose, Perrysburg Amicable sincerity Christ Courtier 45 Ursuline5 Glee Club5 Operetta. I Natalie Spieker Cesu, Calm and courteous Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 45 Ursu- line5 Glee Club 45 Operetta. . .1 -if ,h .MJ 3 E ,F 6 rf , . . , , ,s FLY' bfi'-,f i'H,.A S - 1 U, V- , . K' A5 ' 1 , ll N mln ri 5 , J ... L.. WAN., ...., . ..s.,,Ni Doris Robitaille Blessed Sacrament Outstanding diligence Our 'Lady's Committee5 45 Le- gion of Mary l5 Ursuline5 Glee Club l, 3, 45 Library Club 35 Operetta. Barbara Stedman Rosary Cathedral Sparks of humor Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Operetta. is ml I THE SCROLL K, - Q , . Barbara Swaim Rosary Cathedral Cheerily capricious Christ Courtier, I, 2, 3, 4, Scroll, Glee Club l, 3, 4, Dra- matics 3, Operetta. Nancy Tussing St. Agnes Alarming but charming Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Operetta. V S. , s., l Judy Sweeney Rosary Cathedral Fun-loving friendliness Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 4, Ursu- line, Glee Club 3, 4, Operetta, Class President l. Carolyn Ueberroth Sl. Thomas Aquinas Dainty and delightful Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 4, Le- gion of Mary 2, Ursuline, Glee Club 4, Operetta. f 1 5 . N U t, . ' .fiifxgfi -if if-122' z.- -1 fff' ' v ' gk .N , THE SCROLL Patricia Tansey Rosary Cathedral Confusing but amusing Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 4, Le- gion of Mary l, 2, Missions 3, 4, Ursuline, Glee Club 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, Library Club 3, Operetta. Q 5 f fg A3 9 ll i i if Z. BP-V. Donna Weiss Blessed Sacrament Gracious poise Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 45 Scroll5 Glee Club 45 Operettci. ..,h ,iv is lil llws Dolores Welber St. Catherine Blithe dexterity Class President 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Operettc. Patricia Werrell SL. Mary Hidden humor Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Operetta. Leona Yager St. Charles Able and attractive Christ Courtier l, 2, 3, 45 Mis' sions 45 Ursulineg. Glee Club l, 45 Operetto. THE SCROLL music honors. . . Mary Wuest, Colleen Quinn, Margaret Oberle, Patricia Hillebrand In the senior class this year were two graduates in music, Colleen Quinn and Teresa Jacomet. These girls, together with others who have distinguished themselves in music, represented St. Ursula's in con- tests and conventions in Bowling Green, Columbus, and Detroit. Teresa Jacomet Besides their other musical activities, Margaret Oberle and Patricia Hillebrand both received honors at Bowling Green and attended the Convention at Columbus. Col- leen Quinn and Mary Wuest, a junior, at- tended the National Music Convention in Detroit, where they sang in the Catholic high school choir. Colleen Quinn THE SCROLL 35 ,ww f'fQ 1xi.yf.gf- Y' Gi 3? W , T 522 iw? 5.6 YK. :Aww ,xfimiiwf WAQI5' x . A , V 2 Eff: ,3i V5, v , x 1 W' V . 1 -,gf::...q-v -- ' , m I 5: , ,. - 'WWW Z'w. 'f Q wr W Xmas, sm: QT' M A W 1 mfilvsg fb . ., fj- lwi xg 2 ,, I ' .. 3 A Q1 , f fs .,...-wk 4 ...i 'M'-x..g-Na 4 wriif ..- 53 9 s W , , under the cross Under the cross, Wlmicln gzaifled our wgfy, We ECill'll83fl, we worshiped, We fimed Cach day. ..st. ursulcz 3' day. .. 'E M it , , . ,.,. nf, yn A-Z . X I -. , , . .. l ' f r wt 55,9 -1 ' Q. , it -V , , --Q 1'-',-, - ,, . 'r ,sg-w,' im. 'jf f'Ii!t e' N N' f 'X 2 f .. gf im M sys, sttfif ,ny 1 , ge Q ,L 7 L.. '1 . 1 , Wt if W NZ, 'W 1- i ' A L -2:12 , , h- :Qi P :sh lp, W J, .x I ,gl , -4 T .Q ,,,g,,, Eggs, 1 , ,.,- -- B. 5 ' Ji 4 2 , - 1 ' ., '- '- f 'QE . . 1' IN -f, -' fi? '- sa. N Mg- fi ff i i if -- if eff A ' A 'w -- i ' , U . , . we L if . c et- L X 1 . y- W? , I l i i l -:fi . . ' g -,'l f T Y 1 S22 1' ' ,if 5. Y it I ii ' N - -e, .,. 25: 5 A ' ' :':1 ' ' j I Mary Louise Hancock, Mary Ann Graham, Margaret Murray, Carol Suder, Anne Simon, Mary Ann Green Patricia Swindeman, Suzanne Nagle, Dolores Crofoot. The Student League, established in l9l9, has for its purpose to coordinate the activ- ities of St. Ursula's and to cultivate and promote participation in movements, religious, social, and intellectual. Every student is a member by virtue of her enrollment in the Academy. General meetings, were held semi-annually on October twenty-first, the feast of St. Ursula, and on May thirty-first, the feast of St. Angela. At these times reports were given on the various branches of the Spiritual Council and the Social Committees. The Senior Class Officers, by virtue of their election, presided over the meetings. Special spiritual and social activities were the separate responsibilities of the various classes: the Freshmen, the Apostleship of Prayer, the Sophomores, the Missions, the Legion of Mary, and the preparation for the St. Ursula Day breakfast, the Juniors, the Eucharistic Committee, Christ's Courtiers, and the Junior-Senior Prom, the Seniors, Our Lady's Com- mittee and the URSULINE, the SCROLL. Reports by special appointment were given on those activities which concern the en- tire student body: Athletics, Orchestra, Glee Club, Dramatics, the Red Cross. Each unit had the privilege of promoting its own interests by an entertainment or other enterprise. The speakers and their various organizations were. Ann Calaway, Chairman, Louise Lynch, the Constitution, Audrey Boicey, secretary, Claire Shondell, the Life of St. Ursula, Kay Justin, Our Lady's Committee, Clare Manion, the Eucharistic Committee, Ruth Gib- son, the Missions, Polly Hartmann, the Legion of Mary, Shirley Rominski, the Apostleship of Prayer, Doris Robitaille, the Publications, Margaret Murray, Dramatics, Renee Glen- non, the Orchestra and Glee Club, Meredith Hague-Rogers, Athletics. 38 THE SCROLL FIRST ROW--Margaret Murray, Ruth Gibson, Clare Manion, Louise Q . Lynch, Miss Sweeney. SECOND ROW-Audrey Boicey, Ann Calaway, Father McCartin, Kay Justin, Meredith Hague-Rogers. ' THIRD ROW-Doris Robitaille, Claire Shondell, Renee Glennon, Polly Hartmann, Shirley Rominski. 'Si 'fu-Q . f 5 Y' . r 5 if n 'if E vi Qi r 5 ii lg Q glfflfdx is me Q QQ THE SCROLL 39 .. queenk work assembly. .. ' ,mil ,,,,,wi Elsie Hoen, as Our Blessed Lady, A u d r e y ill' eexx Haack, as the angel of mercy, and Teresa Jacomet, narrator, were principals in the assem-- bly presented by the sen- iors in September to lounch the subscription drive for the Queen's Work, notional sodality monthly. The drive was a success in that more than a hundred subscriptions were netted. ww' ,,,, Q wi- 40 THE SCROLL .. may crowning. .. May and Mary-and the Crowning of Our Lady! These terms generate many an expectant thrill in the heart ot every senior as 'she anticipates the Honor-ot-the-Year, that of being proclaimed May Queen. This year Damaris Nelson was the happy choice, and Joan Hanus and Evelyn Lenhart were her attendants. The cere- mony was held on the Feast of St. Angela. THE SCROLL Q, f ua..--1' ' 41 4 . . apostleship of prayer. . . The Apostleship of Prayer, sponsored by the Freshman Class, had a very success- ful year according to a letter received from Father Stephen O'Beirne, S.J., moderator of the Sacred Heart League, and editor of the Messenger of the Sacred Heart. ln the letter sent to Sister Mary Charles, mod- erator of the SUA League Unit, Father G'Beirne commended the girls, saying they did more than fairly well in their sub- scription drive, which netted over two hun- dred dollars. The total number of girls enrolled in the League of the Sacred Heart since i875 is now 679,030. . . missions. . . The Mission Committee was super- active this year. ln October, the Seniors sponsored a dance, in February, the Juniors, a tea and style show, in April, the Fresh- men held a theater party, and in May, the Sophomores, in true grand finale style, con- ducted a carnival-all to put St. Ursula's one notch ahead on the diocesan pace- maker roster. Several informational lectures were giv- en and movies shown by Oblate of Mary Immaculate missionaries: Father Harold Connelly, Father James Burke, and Father Francis McSorley. Father Constantine Burns, of Maryknoll, also lectured on his experiences in China. Joan Ducey and Theresa Zawodny Mary Louise Kauffman, Nancy Bodette, Mary Lu Lutz, Joan Sorosiuk, Mar- garet Murray, Joanne Reruclaa, Theresa Makley . . our Iadyk committee. .. The purpose of Our Lady's Committee is to enkindle and keep vibrant the stu- dent's love for Our Blessed Mother. Guided by the Senior Class, the com- mittee spreads its activities into every class- room throughout the four years of high school. By means of various functions, such as, The Queen's Work drive, the reci- tation of the Little Office of the Blessed Virgin before the major feasts of Our Lady, the care of the pamphlet rack, and the May Crowning, this Committee endeavors to bring the student body closer to Mary, youth's ideal. TI-IE SCROLL . . legion of Mary. . . Sanctification of its members by prayer and active cooperation for the advance- ment of the reign of Christ is the purpose of the Legion. - To be eligible for membership, it is necessary to spend a specified amount of time each day in some special work for Our Lady. At any time one may find a member faithfully fulfilling one of the following duties: visiting the sick in hospitals, aiding with sacristry work in the parishes, making over old rosaries, and collecting and distri- buting religious magazines. l 43 . . retreat. . . Dedicated to the Blessed Mother and Saint Angela, Foundress of the Ursuline Order, the retreat was most profitably spent in striving to draw closer and closer to Christ in a deeper appreciation of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and the Sacraments. Among the never-to-be-forgotten spirit- ual gems which we tucked away in our minds and hearts are those which encour- aged a desire tor perfection--personal sanctitication-in the path God has marked out for us. To find our special vocation requires prayer and docility to the Will ot God. Whatever state is chosen, however, the work is for God. .. euchmfistic committee. . . The purpose of the Eucharistic Com- mittee is to bring the students of the Acad- emy into ci closer union with Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament and to encourage devotion to His Sacred Heart. To accomplish this aim a guard ot honor, under the title of Christ's Courtiers, has been organized. Members of this Eucharistic band pledge a fifteen-minute weekly visit to the Blessed Sacrament, dur- ing which they pray especially for the spread of Christ's Kingdom on earth, Damnris Nelson, Mary Ellen Barry, Nanzy Ollivicr A 44 THE SCROLL . . religion. . . l Patricia Laskey and Barbara Stedman are in the throes of the three-hour examination, the results of which, coupled with the tour-year average in Christian Doctrine, bring to the winner the Bishop's Cross, which His Excellency conters at the annual Commencement. ?Tcligion is the opium of the people. Thus speak the godless. Possibly they are co? ec , for even a fallacy contains a grain of truih. lt, however, religion means the deadening of one's interest in worldly pleasures which can deoden the soul, then religion' accomplishes its purpose. That purpose is to center the mind upon God and entice the will to approach His love by pointing out that the values of this lite are nothing in comparison with the values of possessing Him in time and eternity. Such is the ultimate goal of religious teaching in the elementary grades, high THE SCROLL school and college. Without such teach- ing, pupils would never realize the impor- tance ot Christ's guarantee: lt thou wilt enter into lite, keep the Commandments. Yet how can pupils keep them it they do not know them? Religious teaching, then, gives them that knowledge, for with the deeper understanding of God's Law, there arises a deeper love of God Himself. Only then can they serve Him, for one never serves a person he does not love. lt religion, then, be that much ot an opiate, let us have more of it. Francis P. McCartin, O.M.l. 45 fwafw - ff- 5:w,.AH,,v .., V I 31 4 W 'um ,' 'Q , f Mg. if, Lf? 2 ,ip Ir' Q f ' 1 Q ' fif bfi. 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CO-Editors -,. ..... . .,... ,.- ---A A...... .... J oan Machen, Doris Segan ASSOCiC1te Editors ,-.-,- .,... ,,,Betty Lou Gedert, Judy Bargrnann, Nancy Conklin Editorial Staff ....,., ,-.,.. ,,.. , D onna W'ei5s, Patricia Laskey, Barbara Swaim, Laurene Krispin Make-Up Staff ....,.. -mm Audrey Boicey, Claire Shondell, Damaris Nelson Business Manager ..,.. .A ....,.... ......... e,....,,.. . ..,. N ancy Madden Typisfs ..... .-..-- ....... Patricia Hillebrand, Mary R. Mazzurco Twenty-seven years ago, the Senior Class of St. Ursula's brought forth their first literary effort, The Scroll. ln the years following, the pride and joy of Ursuline girls grew from a paper-bound quarterly to the proportions of a leather-covered yearbook. Representing a school of less than 300 girls, the Scroll staffs have produced each year, books which are most creditably rated among high school annuals, winning national recognition. Following the example of the Class of l947, The Scroll is again being presented in yearbook form. The l948 edition, however, is outstanding for the addition of more photo- graphs and dropping the literary supplement altogether. ' During September, the advertising and subscription drives were held, the returns sur- passing the i947 record. Because of the smaller size of the class, the cooperation of every senior was needed and was truly forthcoming. Since in years to come the Scroll may be the only tangible reminder of our sojourn at St. Ursula's, we of the l948 staff have tried, and we think, succeeded in making this your book. 48 THE SCROLL . . staff Sw UPPER: Laurene Krispin Betty Lau Gedert, Nancy Conklin, Donna Weiss, Patricia Laskey, Judy LOWER: Nancy Madden, Damaris Nelson, Audrey Boicey, Mary Rose Mazzurcop Claire Shondell MISSING: Barbara Swaim, Patricia Hillebrand THE SCROLL Bargmann, SITTING: 49 the ursuline Co- Edito rs .....,.. Associates .---. ,... -- 1 aging Editor---..---, Meredith Hague-Rogers, Margaret Oberle. .i--...-. ...,.,, Meredith Hague-Rogers, Margaret Oberle Patricia Murphy, Renee Glennon, Bette Rae Cochrane, Mary Jo McCormick --,,--,---,-,--,----L---,,---,-,----,a,-,w-cNaomi Mansor .....s.. .. ,..c.........,c..,....,..,.,...,... Betty Collins -E .....,,.,,,.,c,cvcccc,o,,c-,c.,,,, c,,.Joan Hanus --,---, Natalie Spieker, Evelyn Lenhart, h Betty Lengel, Doris Man Copy Editor ,...,,,,----- Editor- Feature Staff Writers .-- Louise Lync , Nancy Cole, Judy Sweeney, Robitaille, Kay Justin, Patricia Phyllis DeVera, Jeanne Graham, Osgood, Ann Calaway Business Manager .... ..- ....., ----.----- L.---.--.---..-- ...... Audrey Haack Circulation , -.,,. . ,.,,. Patricia Tansey, Marcia Raber, Joyce Pennaclc Typists ,...........,...,-.o,., .....,.. L eona Yager, Elaine Klofta, Carolyn Ueberroth Now in its third year of publication, The Ursuline has proved itself worthy of the prom- ises made to us by its pioneer founders. Its purpose: to be a news supplement of the year- book, The Scroll, has been admirably fulfilled, giving the school all the news when it is still news. Cornparatively young, its popularity can be judged by the size of its public. For such an infant paper, it has the amazingly large circulation of more than seven hundred readers. h s rated highest honors with both The National Scholastic Press Association and The s Association. lts editing is strictly an extracurricular activity. THE SCROLL lt a ' School Pres Catholic 50 .,si6lff ' SITTING, left- ro righfsBeHy Rae Cochrane, Joan Hanus, Berry Collins, Renee Glennon, Pdfricia Murphy, Audrey Haack, Mary Jo McCormick, Leona Yager, Carolyn Ueberrofh, Naomi Mansor. SITTING X Ann Calaway, Kay Justin, Elaine Klofra, Jeanne Osgood, Betty Ann Lengel, Joyce Pennock, Doris Robifaille. STANDINGN Natalie Spieker, Louise Lynch, Evelyn Lenharf, Patricia Tansey, Patricia Graham, Nancy Cole, Marcia Raber, Judy Sweeney. 2. THE SCROLL . . the glee ROW ONE--M. Raber, E. Lenhart, P. Campbell, A. Bevington, P. Hillebrand, N. Spieker, P. Laskey, M. Pilkington. ROW TWO-Sue Horvath, C. Less, C. Quinn, T. Glaclieux, P. Tansey, L. Yager, J. Sattler, C. Finn. ROW THREE-T. Carroll, B. R. Cochrane, C. Floyd, A. Murtagh, M. C. Guyton, N. Madden, J. Langender- fer, N. Mansor. ROW FOUR- D. Welber, P. DeVera, E. Haack, J. Hurley, A. Haack, A. Boicey, C. Feak, R. Dobrzykowski. ROW FIVE-C. Shondell, M. Oberle, T. Jacomet, E. Hoban, N. Criss. ROW SIX- B. Swaim, J. Myers, D. Robitaille, P. Murphy, B. Neidhart, G. Kaproski, E. Hoen, M. A. Anistilc. Composed of Juniors and Seniors, the Glee Club met every Wednesday and Friday. Among the successful performances of this group were selected carols for the Christ- mas program, preparation for which began early in the year, the long and intensive re- hearsals which culminated in Kathleen , the lrish operetta presented by the Senior Class, and the grand finale, consisting of the traditional God of All Nature , by Tschaikowsky, together with the All-Ursuline solo and chorus dedicated to St, Angela Merici, The Chimes of Desanzano , by Sister Ancilla, O.S.U. , Officers for the Organization were elected early in the season. Renee Glennon won 52 THE SCROLL club. .. ROW ONE-J. Haas, M. Hague-Rogers, L. Krispin, J. Sorosiak, B. Daggon, J. Bargmann, P. Hunt, D. Nelson. ROW TWO-B. Danford, R. Maier, J. lrlanus, B. Lengel, M. R. Mazzurco, K. Justin, N. Simonis. ROW THREE-C. Ueberroth, N. Tussing, A. Miller, V. Tighe, J. Grady, J. Mahoney, J. McNerney, H. Hat- field. ROW FUUR-M. E. Barry, N. Conklin, L. Lynch, D. Weiss, D. Segan, J. Machen, P. Werrell, A. Calaway. ROW FIVE-M. Callow, M. J. McCormick, R. Glennon, J. Sweeney, J. Kwapich, M. Wuest, B. Collins, J. Penrcoclc, M. L. Keil. ' ROW SIX- N. Cole, B. Floyd, D. Liebherr, P. Ryan, P. Klein, B. L. Gedert, E. Klofta, N. Periatt. the presidency, Colleen Quinn, the vice-presidency, Mary Pilkington, the secretaryship, Mary Wuest, treasurership. Runners-up in the election were appointed librarians. Margaret Oberle was accompanist. In April, Colleen Quinn and Mary Wuest represented the St. Ursula Glee Club at the first National Catholic High School Chorus held in conjunction with the National Music Educators Convention in Detroit. General rehearsals for all classes were conducted every second Monday, during which both sacred and profane numbers served as a pleasurable musical diet. THE SCROLL 53 . . the orchestra. . . VToHns Patricia Hillebrand Leona Ozancin Sue Horvath Margaret Wagganer Theresa Swartz Ann O'Connor Joan Kaszynski Jean Harchuclc Betty Beins CeHo Patricia Nagle Shirley Rominslci Ann Jankowski Bass Dolores Pallinger Anne Simon l ana Suzanne Hartnett Brass Ann Zeiler Catherine Fitzgerald Teresa Jacomet Heather McAfee Dolores Wassinger Betty Collins Margaret Hancock NN1nds Evelyn Haack Margaret Oberle Sue Nagle Ruth Hart Mary Louise Hancock Margaret McGreevy Yvonne Shutt Percusdon Danna Mae Krieger Angela Miller The orchestra is the ever thriving organization for ambitious musicians. Composed of members from all the classes, this musical group has shown its worth by playing for en- joyment and appreciation on several occasions. Contributing several selections for the senior operetta, KATHLEEN, the orchestra did its part in adding to the success of this major musical project. ln the Christmas tableaux the group offered the memorable Christmas Fantasy and carols, Besides taking an active part in the graduation of nurses at St. Vincent's and at Mercy Hospitals, the orchestra intensifies the beauty of the Ursuline commencement exercises, SEATED: left to right: Patricia Hillebrand, Leona Ozancin, Sue Horvath, Margaret Waggoner, Patricia Nagle, Shirley Rominski, Ann Jankowski, Theresa Swartz, Anne O'Connor, Joan Kaszynski, Jean Harchuckg STANDING: Dolores Pallinger, Anne Simon fi ii 1 , x X Q L Q V Q 7 iv . Eg- ,.. , f ..,,k.f3,, , Y M 0 lm , 'X . ' ' KSEW.-.1 , ' ' mv-P- E?:f I h ,,, M K .L . ff .-, 5, ' ,f1a':Z?, ' X um.- 1 'f ,yawn 1 f- ., .. 1 W, . f'., E X- -Vi' ' 5 x- 'iffj' .42 ' 5152, 'TW' gli? 1 mf L u 1 4 ' 44 , f yi. UW A ,,, . , X - a . H, ,K 3 I mai .. .... 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Woman's Place in Our Nation's Health was the topic discussed by Dr. Wil- liam Sodeman on November 3, who stated medical history has proved that women adapt themselves readily to the medical and scientific field. . . . . . l believe in the superiority ot women. With these words Emma Endres Kountz, on December I, opened her recital, including music of Bach, Chopin, and De- bussy. . . . assemblies. . . The feast of St. Cath- erine, November twenty- fifth, was a special occa- sion this year, for it marked the feast day of the patron saint of Moth- er Superior. Kiefer, Shirley Rominski, Mary Lu Lutz, Leona Yager lcenterl, Do- lores Kreinbrink, Christine Redrup, Mary Wuest, Meredith Hague- Rogers, Margot Boaden, Colleen Przymierski Murzynski, Suzanne Anton The assembly given by the Freshman Class to launch their specific spir- itual activity, 'the Sacred Heart Messenger drive, was one at the most en- tertaining ot the year. Mariner, Margie Morton, Patsy Pappas, Eileen Keogh: STANDING: Jeanne Garvin, Margaret Mc- Greevy . . . Mrs. Lucille LaChapelle, noted lecturer and teacher of speech, stressed the need of good posture, correct breathing habits, and the art of relaxing as the toun- dation for a pleasing voice in her talk You are better than you soundi. . O I 9 . . . Lecturing while applying make-up and costuming simultaneously, Mr. Hedley Hepworth, tamed British interpreter of Dickensian lore, brought to lite in a master- ful manner. a halt dozen well known Dick- ens' characters. . . . . . Reverend James Keller, M.M., founder ot the Christopher Movement, ex- plained the meaning of that organization, which is based upon Christ's command to take His love and peace to all people. . . C ristmas. The festivity of the Christ- mas season was brought to its height in a pageant-panto- mime entitled The Madonna of the Crossroads. The story runneth thus: Lang ago, good King VVenM ceslas built a roadside shrine as a monument to his san killed in the Crusades. Legend said that the beautiful statue of the Madonna would some- time be touched by a miracle and would breathe and speak on a Christmas Eventide, when the perfect gift is laid at her feet. The story tells us that on one chill Christmas Eve, a poor woman gave the most perfect gift, her only child. The miracle at last touched the Lady who became a living woman for a few moments, and then returned the child to its mother's arms, while the chimes rang in a new Christ- mas Day. .J .Q zz ww 5 as Jw Min ,fe in MPN sa wassww 222 I .gg 5.1 .- - .,fags.:. ' -, ' pf wsrwre ,W e X .,.,,, . Z ji 5 L Tfif' S 55 aifgixigiig' . jf' 'Vx Q' .. f, Fffwv fxf . -- 491, uvmga K F 3.1143 ff X. P Q wa wp Eff w 'I, in 5' ' 3 vw ag 'Y' 's wwfgg t N4 1 'ix ,234 y Q -..,.-Q Principals Country Dancers Tap Dancers I Opposite Pagej Curtain Call Executive Committee Orchestra Page Boy Country F olk ' The walls came tumbling down 0 Swing and sway the Seymour way ..ihep1f'0m... With the rustle of taffeta cmd the swirl of net, the Junior-Senior Prom opened in a burst of glory on December 29, making it the first winter prom in the history of St. Uqsula. The bright colors of the girls' dresses, blended with the gay Christmas decorations, created an atmosphere of holiday fun. Under the stars, the girls and their Prince Charmings danced to the scintillating rhythm of Fred Sey- mour's orchestra. The chapercnes, the parents of the junior and senior officers and members of the prom committee, not to be ogit- ' T here's the punch, but where's Judy? ' We 111iflrCflGfl Oil , V 1 Q.: v.. Q. V M3355 V Q 1' I Q, 1- X Q is 'v .1 5 t Q ,. . .,.. ' Waltz me around again, Willie 0 Wlzat?.l Seniors sitting cZowsz?.'.' done, participated in the dancing with as lively a spirit as any of the other couples on the floor. l The industrious juniors slaved for weeks cutting out silver stars and spent hours putting the fresh, green boughs and evergreens in just the right places. lt was really all worth it, because the moving pictures taken at the prom show the decorations in all their beauty. Each couple was, ot course, personally chaperoned by the Little King Himself. and on . . and on . . . 0 The gracious hostesses volley ball Mokletexxektggon Y-G wo? 00' tw- tenn LS oc ewlime mae ons Q51 1 Batt gym... Pleasure and concentra- tion intermingle as the girls enjoy themselves, learning how to play volleyball, bas- ketball, tennis, and become adept in archery. Come March, all classes look forward to the intra- mural tournaments in bas- ketball, when the in-trim unclerclasses offer a real threat to the somewhat out- of-practice upperclasses, who must work overtime if they hope to join the victory march. Spring also puts archery back in style, and the girls look forward to exercising their skill, even though the target is seldom where the arrow flies. Z dh bow mg qannugne G10 XLXK basketball ev-0 movl Bam' C,e0'9 9,o5e cya. . . under the bell I i And under the bell In studious masses, We hurried each day To go to our classes. . . english. . . Madame Chairman' in slsfs Carole Gifford while Anne Simon chairman con ducts The weekly panel dis cussuon on the classics This is only one of The more en goyable Tasks of the sopho more English classes . 64 M W glee- ik , The freshman English classes are not 'ro be our- done by anyone. Here 'rhese peppy newcomers manage their weekly book review session with finesse. Left fo right: Dolores Wassin- ger, Connie Dobbs, France: Metty, Nancy Eodeti-e, Mar- garet McGreevy, ani Hzaither McAfee. SOPHOMORE ENGLISH - Left to right: Nora Sheehan, Barbara Schaedel Carole Gifford, Anne Simon, Mary Pilliod, Carol-Suder, Mary Catherine THE SCROLL -llI--IV- Strings and more stringsf' was the cry of the third and fourth year art classes as they con- structed their own pup- pets-masterpieces which made their grand en- trance before the student body in a performance entitled, The Enchanted Princess . Audrey Boicey, Nancy Conklin, Do- lores Welber, Joan Machen Miss Sweeney, Mary Louise Maier, as classmates look on. I THE SCROLL ..d1'Z... Under the supervision of Miss Margaret Sweeney, art instructor, second year art- ists not only create master- pieces but also display the for student criticism. Q 65 spanish . . . Examining a multi-colored sarape, these senoritas of the second-year Spanish class are W standing under a picture of Our Lady of Guadalupe, pa- troness of Spanish America. Their study includes an inves- tigation into the history and customs ot Spain and the Spanish-American countries as well as the language. Mary Rose Mazzurco, Patricia Campbell Donna Weiss, Nancy Tussing Hlatin... FIRST ROW, sitting--Judy Sweeney, Doris Robitaille, Joan Myers, Naomi Mansor, Bette Rae Cochrane, Betty Lou Gedert. SECOND ROW, sitting-Margaret Oberle, Doris Segan, Patricia Murphy, Phyllis De Vera, Audrey Haack, Laurene Krispin, Evelyn Lenhart. THIRD ROW, standing--Louise Lynch, Natalie Spieker, Leona Yager, Betty Ann Lengel. It one can judge by the number enrolled, then Latin, which keeps over one hundred and titty busy every day at St. Ursula's, is one of the most popular courses in the curriculum. To make it a living language, advanced students use the Auxilium Latinum, a monthly published in Latin by the Association tor the Promotion of the Study of Latin. To supplement the textbook, Via Media, a handbook in conversational Latin, is used by the upperclasses. Here the Virgil class share the research booklets they compiled as a required project during their study ot the epic. 66 THE SC'ROLL ..ge1'mcm. .. The German classes, offered to both juniors and seniors, are usually small, thus giving opportunity for especially thorough study. The course of study includes: vocabulary, grammar, the culture of Germany, special stories, translation exercises, prayers, and songs. The songs create more fun for the girls and at Christmas time strains of Stille Nacht and O Tannenbaum may be heard in the vicinity of room ll9. Supplementary material is given in conversational German. ln -past years, the German classes combined with the other modern language classes in giving assemblies. Although this has not been done for a few years, the girls hope to restore the custom soon. STANDING, left to right-Joan Sorosiak, Virginia Tighe, Beatrice Bruen, Angela Miller. SITTING, First Row- Evelyn Haack, Teresa Carroll, Clare Manion. Second Row- Barbara Danford, Rose Marie Haas. Third Row-Ann Corbett, Alice Bevington. .. history. . Nancy Conklin, Naomi Man- sor, Doris Robitaille and Pat- ricia Tansey examine one of the notebooks made as a port of their study of the Constitu- tion. ' - Ancient and Modern History also help to keep the girls in- formed on past and present events, and is another way of preparing to be active future citizens. THE SCROLL . . algebra. . . One of the required courses for freshmen, the algebra classes consume not only the scheduled forty-five minutes of the class period, but many hours in preparation. l-lere, from left to right, Lois Wuest, Anne McCue, Donna Mae Krieger and Betty Corbin are engaged in unraveling the mystery of Mr. X, the elusive unknown. Htyping... Speed, indeed! But most certainly accuracy is the aim of the second year typing course of study. The stu- dents are given practice in general secretarial work, in- cluding form letter-s, legal briefs, and abstracts. Besides the typing and shorthand classes, b o o k - keeping is also offered, thereby enabling a student to complete a commercial major, if so desired. LOWER: Nancy Madden, Elaine Kloftn, Carolyn Ueberroth . chemistry. , According to an old say- ing, Busy hands make a happy heart . Mary Ann Anistik and Nancy Periatt are finding out for them- selves what it's like to mix HCL's and MNOQ. The school's chemists de- vote their time and energy to mastering the elementary principles which are essen- tial in building a foundation for more advanced work. LOWER: Evelyn Lenhart, Audrey Boicey, Dolores Welber, Margaret Oberle, Gloria Koprosk Clan e Shondell Connie Feak physics Seems easy when you're only looking, doesn't it? But these physicists, under the direction of Sister Berenice, say that life in this class isn't all a bed of roses. Things can get pretty screwy when one mixes her bolts and nuts. THE SCROLL . . wed cross. .. SEATED: Mary Jo McCormick, Sue Nagle, Kathleen Reno, Patsy Pappas, Barbara Daggonp STANDING: Joanne Altweis, Mary Ann Graham, Betty Dansack, Mary C. Manion Regardless of appearances, SUA girls were not going back to their childhood, early in October when they were seen coming to school bringing pencils, pads, erasers, hair ribbons, combs, and crayons. They were simply trying to be helpful to their Red Cross representa- tives, who were packing Christmas gift boxes for the children of Europe. Besides this initial venture of the year, the Organization sent twenty-five girls to the city-wide rally held in the Commodore Perry Hotel in February, to open the annual drive to finance Red Cross humanitarian activities for the year. . . home economics. .. Sister Mary Alice, instructor, believes in having all the fires going at once, as you can plainly see. Exceptional progress has been made this year by these classes, Exhibit A-l being a style show consisting of the modeling of suits, dresses, formals, skirts, blouses, and uniforms, which were all made in class. AT TABLE, left to right: Ann Wasserman, Renee Lupica, Margaret Thomas, Corrine Hoffman: AT STOVE: Virginia Sturniolog STANDING LEFT: Colleen Bracken, Nancy Wilhelm, Sister Mary Alice: SEATED: Jo- anne Norts, Doris Haupricht Patricia Chapp, Jean Ann Kubickip STANDING RIGHT: Jeanne Manley, Constance Pohl THE SCROLL ..mathIII... What have we here? The Advanced Algebra and Solid Geometry class so busy solving their weighty problems that they didn't even notice the cameraman! But then, who wouldn't be engrossed, with all those complicated theorems, angles, perpendiculars and parallel planes! Rilo Coon, Joanne Haas, Rita Maier, Mary Ellen Barry, Eileen Hoban Ruth Dobrzykowski . . shorthand . . . Sign language is the order of the day in the first-year shorthand class. Here Janice Ueberroth holds the book while Nancy Schenk pertects herself in the art ot the Gregg symbols. . . library . . .- This year Sister Genevieve added to the acces- sion list nearly one hundred new books, ranging from biographies to amusing fiction. The pur- chase ot these books was made possible mainly from fines and sundry donations. The girls who are honored members of the library club have learned to help the librarian in her work by aiding others in selecting good books and using the extensive encyclopedia collection. THE SCROLL A ..alumnae. .. officers 1946-48 President. ...,,,,...,,. Miss Edith Sheahan lst Vice-Pres .... Mrs. J. Edward Simon 2nd Vice-Pres. Mrs. John F. McCaslin 3rd Vice-Pres. ...., -Mrs. Helen 0'Shea 4th Vice-Pres.. ...... Mrs. L. J. Laughlin 5th Vice-Pres.. Mrs. C. N. Kellern1eier Recording Sec'y Miss Kathleen Simon Corres. Sec'y.---..-- Miss Irene Gilhooley Financial Sec'y ..,o.... .Miss Eloise Clark Treasurer, ,.,..,,..w., Miss Fanny Sullivan fi W f 4 . .., .., 4... .., .-....- Miss Edith Sheahan A new chapel for Ursuline Convent! This is the goal towards which the St. Ursula Academy Alumnae Association is directing its every effort. lt was for this purpose that the Spring Tea was held on April eleventh, at which a government bond was raffled, the proceeds for which amounted to one thousand dollars. Other activities included a Mass in November for the living and deceased members, a mid-winter dance at the Commodore Perry Hotel Ballroom, and the most momentous event in the minds of the seniors-the reception and banquet in June, when the fifty-seven mem- bers of the Class of 1948 will be initiated into the Alumnae. As set forth in the Constitution, the Association has for its object: to perpetuate the teachings and ideals inculcated by its Alma Mater, to encourage loyalty and fellowship among its members, to establish and sustain three scholarships to provide a Catholic high school education for worthy girls, to assist the Ursuline Nuns materially when contingencies Ol'lSe. f The Alumnae quarterly, in its second year of publication, made its appearance in printed format, thus replacing the mimeographed effect of previous years. With Sister John Berchmans as moderator, the staff endeavors to give all the news available about the eighteen hundred members of the Association. lt is here one may renew, at least in print, acquaintance with old friends regarding careers, weddings, births, deaths, travels, reunions, and sundry other interests. Apropos of this, the staff periodically sends out to Ursuline graduates everywhere a plea for statistics so that records can be kept up-to-date. 72 THE SCROLL . . under con tract Then under contract We wave into one Our God, our studies, Our friends, our fun. Our Rt. Rev. Msgr. A. J. Dean Rev. James F. Hebbeler Rev. J. A. Horrigan Rev. T. A. Kennedy Rev. J. F. Lubiatowski Oblates of Mary lmmaculate Calvert High School, Tiffin, Ohio Central Catholic High School Good Shepherd Church Mary Manse Alumnae Mary Manse College Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Our Lady of Perpetual Help School Rosary Cathedral School St. Angela Merici Hall St. Charles School St. Charles Altar and Rosary Society Nazareth Hall Military Academy Patrick School St. St. Theresa School St. Thomas Aquinas C.Y.O. St. Thomas Aquinas School St. Ursula Academy St. Ursula Alumnae St. Ursula Bookroom St. Ursula Orchestra Ursuline Nuns, Tiffin, Ohio Mercy School of Nursing St. Vincent School of Nursing Miss Madelle Addis Mr. and Mrs. Herman Adler Al's Upholstering Shop Art Center Flower Shop Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bargmann Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Barteck G. M. Barton Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Battis Bayer Supply Co. Dr. Charles E. Bayer Dr. C. F. Betts 74 Patrons -- 0 - Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bevington Dr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Borer Buckenmeyer Studios Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Butler, Jr. Calisch Cleaners, Inc. Miss Helen M. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. John Conelli, Sr. The Ciralsky Packing Co. Joan Clegg Dr. and Mrs. Frank C. Clifford Mr. and Mrs. John Cochrane Mrs. W. W. Conklin Mrs. James Connolly Dr. Thomas M. Crinnion Dr. F. C. Curtzwiler Dr. Michael L. DeMarco Dempsey Optical Disp. Michael V. DiSalle Mr. and Mrs. Harry Detzer, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Martin W. Diethelm Mr. and Mrs. Ted E. Donoher Douglas Meadows Riding Academy El Pinto Grill Mr. and Mrs. Donald Finkbeiner Ben Franklin Stores Fulton Market Dr. C. F. Gebhardt Geha's Market Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Gladieux James Lind Glanville Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs Urban Gradel Edward Haack Harry N. Hansen N. Hartmann Robert Hatfield ' William F. Hoffmann V. E. Hofmann A. H. Hoover George Horvath Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hunt THE SCROLL Mr. and Mrs. Mr. cmd Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs 6 . - .. . .. . . , .LL .. .-.---.i ,. ' Q Wm. T. Jacob R. R. Johnston .W. J. Justin Robert Kahle Joseph Keil John P. Kelly Stanley Kenney R. C. King Michael Klofta Kranz Insurance Agency Mrs. V. Krispin Dr. ond Mrs. Paul J. Kuebler Clair W. Langmaid J. Albert Laskey Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Latterner Mr. and Mrs. John Lengel Lewis Business Furniture Co. Lindel's Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Lynch Dr. and ,Mrs E. J. McCormick Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Machen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mansor Mr. and Mrs. Emmett F. Martin Milburn Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Louis T. Miller The Miller Form and Greenhouse Co. Miss Margaret Malone Mr. and Mrs. Owen Murtagh Nagler's Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Nicholson Cam Norton THE SOROLL Mr, and Mrs. John F. O'Connor Mr. Clifford Ol'Rourke Dr. E. Orwig Mr. and Mrs. John E. Osgood Mr. and Mrs. John Pennock Wm. T. Philipps 81 Co., lnc. Polar-Bar Polonia Hall Paul Promenschenkel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Quinn Catherine Quealy Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Rominski Sabina Flower Shop Miss Delia Sharkey Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Shondell Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Schromm Dorsey D. Simmons A. Gideon Spieker, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. U. B. Stedman Mr. ond Mrs. George A. Steger Mr, and Mrs. Earl Swaim Variety Club Beverage Co. Mr. Lloyd Weckerlin Dr. Paul G. Welles Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Weiss Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Werrell Dr. W. Wiedemann Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Wielepp Mr. and Mrs. John Yager Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zientelc M- ' - ' ' ' - ' ' '!' SENIORS l s s Judith Bargmann. ..... ...2260 Scottwood Ave. Audrey Boicey ,........ 3624 Anderson Pkwy. Ann Calaway ........... 2363 Robinwood Ave. Z Bette R. Cochrane..321O Collingwood Blvd. Nancy Cole .................... 2316 Castlewood T Betty Collins .................... .3237 Cherry sl. i Nancy Conklin ,.... 1824 Mount Vernon Rd. 1 l Nancy Criss. ...............,. 2648 Gunckel Blvd. I Phyllis DeVera. ...... ........ l 117 Heston sf. l Betty Lou Gedert .,..,...,... 1523 Detroit Ave. g Renee Glennon ........ .. ...... ...2338 Hollywood T ' Patricia Graham. ........ 2036 Marengo Drive i Audrey Haack. ...............,..... 1936 Price St. Z Meredith Hague-Rogers .... .2725 Parkwood 1 . .loan Hanus .......... --.1221 Greenwood Ave. Helene Hatfield ..... ......... 1 028 Madeline St. . 1 Patricia Hillebrand ........ .Hill Aye., Box 27 f l T T Elsie Hoen . ..........,. -- ---.. ..... 618 Clark St. 2 S Patricia Hunt ..... . ........ 170 Port Lawrence i Generql Ingurqnge i Dolores Hurley ..... . ....... .1150 Woodsdale 1 Teresa Jacornet ..A..... .2632-12Otl l ST. 1 Kay Justin .,.,....,.,,.. ......., . 617 Virginia Sf. 1 R901 E51'Cl'1'e Patricia Kirwan ...... . ..... .3924 Rugby Drive T Elaine Klotta ......... .......... 8 23 WOOClSTOCk E l GI ' K ski ,..,. ...... 3 40 Boston Place l orla opro I Loans Laurene Krispin ..... ......... . 3244-135th ST. Q Patricia Laskey ........... 2019 Calumet Ave. 5 Betty Ann Lengel. .... . .... 16 Edgewater Park T ' Evelyn Lenhart ......... .. ....... ..--R. 4, BOX 520C i Louise Lynch .,.,.,..,,........,. . 2314 SCOt'fWOOCl E I , I s Joan Mochen ,..,,,,.., .2495 RObll'lWOOCl Ave. 5 l l 2 Nancy Madden ...,....... 2724 Glenwood Ave. i . 9 1 Phone MAH' 4142 Naomi Mansor ....................... .305 Bush St. T 233 N. 'SL Clair Street Mary R. Mazzurco ........ 505 S. Detroit Ave. T Patricia Murphy ........ 2103 Scottwood Ave. i Toledo 4, Ohio Joan Myers. ................. 2010 Southmoor Dr. 1 I Mary Jo McCormick .................. . ..... .. ...... . 1 .,-,..,,,,..,...,.,.... .3715 Sulphur Springs Rd. 1 o ' N l -- .... 329 Batavia sf. Z I amarls eson ....... -- l 1 Margaret Oberle ........ 3351 Parkwood Ave. Jeanne Osgood. ........ .2840 Parkwood Ave. ---------- - - -,M-,m-ug, Joyce Pennock .................. 777 Durango Dr. 76 THE SCROLL Student Register Continued Colleen Quinn. ......... 2621 Northwood Ave. Marcia Raber ...... Route 2, Perrysburg, Ohio Doris Robitaille ..............., 2240 Georgetown Doris Segan ,...,.,.. ,. .......... 231 1 Wayne St. Claire Shondell ,,........,, 2238 Glenwood Ave. Natalie Spieker..---1931 Mount Vernon Rd. Ba rba ra Stedman .... 3374 N. Richardson Dr. Barbara Swarm ................ 440 Winthrop St. Judy Sweeney .....,.... --2715 Robinwood Ave. Patricia Tansey. .......,...... .3214 Cambridge Nancy Tussing .,..........., 3605 Burton Ave. Carolyn Ueberroth .... 648W Raymer Blvd. Donna Weiss. ....,......, 2154 Westbrook Dr. Dolores Welber ...... ..... . 214 Poinsetta Dr. Patricia Werrell. ,.,.,.,. .....,. 5 35 Collins St. Leona Yager .....,............. . Box 15, Hill Ave. JUNIORS Mary Anistik. .,.....,. 2413 Collingwood Blvd. Mary Ellen Barry .... 2460 Charlestown Ave. Joyce Bernath .... .......... 2 327 Whitney Ave. Alice Bevington. ............. 4324 Willys Pkwy, Patricia Brady ..,......... 1737 Hinsdale Road Beatrice Bruen --.4024 Commonwealth Ave. Marllyrl Callow. ................. 720 lslington St. Therese Carroll .... -- Rita Coon . .......... Anne Corbett. ...... -. ---------.314 Clark St. -----------.2151 Dorr St. ----.----4042 Packard Rd. Barbara Daggon ................. 1311 Albert St. Ba rba ra Danford Ruth Dobrzykowski 258 Walbridge Ave. --- 1 270 Fernwood Ave. Constance Feak .............. .3245 River Road Carol Firm -. ........,. .. ..... ..-- 2925 Burnet Pl, Janet Flood. .............. 3765 Brookside Rd. Barbara Floyd. ......,... 1525 Craigwood Rd. Constance Floyd . ..... 3509 Woodmont Rd. Terrie Gladieux ..... - 2520 Robinwood Ave. Jane Grady .................... ..-2634 Stratford Pl. Mary C. Guyton ............... 535 Church St. Evelyn Haack ...............,. ....-.1936 Price St. Joanne Haas. ...... R. R. 2, Perrysburg, Ohio Rose Marie Haas ....... 1462 Milburn Ave. Rose Marie Hackl. ....... 1442 Oakmont St. Polly Hartmann ..... -4 ......... .4160 Carthage THE SCROLL ,,1m,1lm1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,1 1 1 ..m.1 CHESTER HOPRDSHI Building Contractor , -k 340 Boston Place GAr'field 1816 .1.nn1nn1 1, 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,,,1ixii1 :lu--nn1nn1un1ml11m-nn--nn-nn1-nn1nn1im1uu1nn-un--un--un-un1nn1ml1-uu- 1 1 1 1 -- - - 1 - 1 1 1 -1m11us-Oil i i 2 E 2 Q 1 I . I I I I I I Public and critical acclaim in concert I I halls, schools, motion pictures and radio I . . . generations of matchless beauty and i I T performance in homes the world over E . . . superb workmanship made uniform 5 Q by scientific production control. These I I I are the dominant elements in the Dis- tinction which 85 years of patient en- I 5 : I deavor have earned for the Baldwin- T Today's Great Piano. maraman Claudio Armu - Leonard Bernxtein -fore Iturbi - Serge Kolurevitzky Gregor Pialigorxky - Lib' Pow - joseph Szigeti - Helen Traube! MAKERS UF BA'-DWIILACRUSONICI and many other: HAMILTON AND HONARD PIANOS GREAT LAKES PIANO CO. 808 Madison Avenue -1nn-1nu1un-nn1un-11:11nn--nu1uu1uu1un1un1nn-1uu DAVIS CLEANERS 2527 Collingwood Boulevard DIETRICH'S BAKERY 900 West Delaware 1 GA. l63l French Pastry - Cakes - Rolls DORIOT BROS. POPCORN CO. 2242 Wayne Street We Cater To Parties HAGE INDUSTRIAL CORP. Pemberville, Ohio Special Machines and Tools JACK HAGERTY 439 Superior Street HELMER FLOWER SHOP 2237 Ashland Avenue Toledo, Ohio 1nu-1nu-un-un-nn-nn1un1m11nn1:1111nn1nn-1un-nu.-im...nm.. I HILLEBRAND BROS. 635 So. St. Clair Street Complete Home Furnishers HOWARD CLEANERS 3504 Upton Avenue -- LA. 87I6 HUB CAFE St. Clair and Jackson SAVAGE MKT. 274I Detroit Avenue SAVE WAY SUPER MKT. 1936 Broadway THE SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO. 704 Madison Ave.-AD. 3448 Across from Grace Smith's 'E' 11111i111- 11111 1 lux-1llri1 ffl THE SCROLL .l..,-,m..,.,-..,-.,,,1..,u,- .- 1 .. .... 1 - ... -. .. .. .. -. - - - .. .. - - .. .- -.lu-IIII..,,,,-,,,,-,I.. 4, L . - E. a. H. Foon MRT. 1407 Starr Avenue I THE SAM DAVIS Co. I 1510 Elm Street-AD. 2251 i i DAN - CHESTER Co. 235 St. Clair Street The boys who always treat you rite WALTER'S PHARMACY l 766 ook Street-TA. 6818 1 i J. s. Is. REALTY Co. I 1419 Monroe Street I I MEKIE ELECTRIC Co. 745 Raymer Boulevard l -1- 'E' I D. J. MARLEAU CO. 3516 Detroit Avenue Builders - Hardware - Gloss - Points JOHNSON COAL CO. 6 City Park Avenue PRINCESS SLIPPER BEAUTY SHOP 811 Detroit Avenue MARY A. WARNING, Florist 1217 Broadway RICHARD J. WALL Wallworth Building Co. GLAUSER GREENHOUSE Woodville Road SPANGLER CANDY. CO. 313 Monroe Street I 1.11111-11...-...-.1-.,m1,,1-..1111..-.1-.-.-...-511.-,.-i-.-..-.1 n-.1111-I1-.-.-.11111.-11111.111111.-11111-IIII111.-1.-.. KUEHMANN'S I 'elllmericais Quality s I E I 5 I 5 PGTATG CHIPS 5 I E I E I I 1228. OA KWOOD AVE N U E I 'I' THE SCROLL - Shoestring Potatoes - Pop Corn E TOLEDO, OHIO Phone ADoms 6151 ,1,m1ml1IIII..-IIn-..-.1-.-111111.1....1-.11-.....11.-..111..1 .5.,.-,,..-......-----...-.--..--..---....-...--ii-mi-ii--- 1 cf' ' 'Xa Q I S Right off QL ' ' ' -5, ,MM i the ICC is 6 A I X N g I 1 A - if 7 0 IX X 2 ---- gr! ,N ' ' '3 Q 5 1 Q fs' in D A l novruo uunzu Aumonnv or vu! cocni-:ou comuuv nr LaSalle Coca Cola Bo'I I'Iing Co. .... ---. - - .... ---...-- , ........-...... - .. 'f '- --------- ------------------- - - - FELKER'S FOR FINE FOODS WILLIS DAY STORAGE CO. 2 2107-2109 Ashland Avenue - MA. 3191 801 Washington I z JOHN A. REGER I I-INCIC5 CAFETERIA Catholic Supply House I 2926 Monroe Street 615 Cherry Sfrreef l AL LITTLE-soHio HOWARD STABLES T Woyneig' South Streets A Lambertville, Michigan i REAUIS MARKET GEORGE H. ROBERTS' HARDWARE 5 4505 Bennett Road 5230 DOH Street THE RATHBUN CARTAGE co. a I 2941 Monroe Street HOPPE MQTOR SALES I HMOVIHQ and Stomgen 902 Phillips Avenue 1 THE Ren CAB co. .ROSE'S Fooo SHOPPE T 1213 - 14th Street 2204 Ashlund 'f'm1un 1-1- --ni 111x1--- + 111-11-- nu11111--ml-un1iul-:Ili--u- rim-un-n OIG 80 THE SCROLL n1,,,,1 1 1IIII1IIIt1,,,,1IIII...mt11...1,,,,1,I..1III,1Im1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,,,1.+ 'S' 1 1 I JONES CONFECTIONERY TOLEDO OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. I 1303 Nevada 214. Summit Street i ' Phone MAII1 2138 T THE McMANUS-TROUP CO. 5 713-715 Jefferson Avenue . THE TOLEDO SCALES T I , T - General Office, Telegraph Office 2 TOLEDO CARTAGE CO. I I 983 Front Street SPEE-D-WASH I 411-10th Street 1 5 - MO0RE'S AT THE COLONY . 5 I 9 min. auto wash 1 2416 W. Central Avenue I 1 1 T TOLEDO BLUE PRINT AND STAG GRIITL I li pApER CQ. 511 St. Clair i i 316 Superior Street FOR FLOWERS I I TI-IE TOLEDO EDISON co. 5'-'DER THE F'-0R'5T 7 T . Toledo, Ohio Garfield 9551 i TI-IE TOLEDO MILK DISTRIBUTORS SWAN CREEK LUMBER CO. T 2627 Franklin Avenue 226 City Park Avenue 2 1 'I' I--IIII --11 -- -1-1-111--1---1-1--1 11--1--1 I Inimla l!IIiIIII'1'IIIITIIII1-Illlllllli IIII TIIIIiIIII ' IIII Tlllllllllilllll Illl 'TIIII'-'HIIITIIIITIilllllll1IlIIbulIIII1IIll1II i1l1illlT 01' 1 lllllilig 1 1 i IT TAKES TIME TO L.EARN . . I T Young men and young women know that It takes time-a lot of time-to - complete their education. But it never is completed. Civilization will E cease to progress when people stop developing improved products. E I Only a few years ago, many men thought that the ultimate had been 1 I achieved in the glass industry. l-low could there be anything new to learn I 1 in such an age-old product, they asked. 1 Yet, the. past IO years have seen greater advances in the glass industry I T than had been believed possible. One of the new developments is I T Thermopane, an insulating windowpane. I ' Thermopane is a combination of two lights' of glass with a dry air space T 5 between. The two lights are sealed at the edges with a metal-to-glass bond to keep out dirt and moisture. ln use, Thermopane offers many advantages E I over single pane glazing. 1 Thermopane and other modern glasses have broadened the horizon for using I glass in homes, schools, stores, hospitals, offices, factories, hotels and I apartments. You see, it takes time to learn. - I o Lrnsnv-ownns - rom: Msg!-WZ-fVWf4'f5W GLASS 1 1 4..-........................ -- .-.. ....... - .. ............. - -,.,...n.g. THE SCROLL 81 ...nu1 1 ... 1 1 1 1 1 1 ... -. iq.--nu.-,. A. BENTLEY G. SONS CO. Contractors Engineers Since 1875 201 Belmont Ave. Toledo, Ohio GArfieIcl 5561 4' N 1111 11111 1 1 -- In-un--viola Student Register Continued Eileen Hoban ............ 2904 Robinwood Ave. Sue Horvath ....... 4 ........... .2638 Consaul St. Joyce Hurley. .......,. ,.--.283O Parkwood Ave. Mary L. Kell ......... ......... . .-----748 Byrne Rd. Patricia Klein .....,.. 2146 Charlestown Ave. Joan Kwapich ............... 3125 Lagrange St. Jo Ann Langenderfer ..... 2453 Meadowood Charlotte Less ...................... 1105 Olsen Dr, Dorothy Liebherr. ......... 1219 Varland Ave. Joan Mahoney ......,, .......... 3 304 Grimsby Rita Maier ....e,..,.. ......... . 4147 Eastway Clare Manion. ...... ........ 4 128 Fairview Dr. Angela Miller ....., ..... 6 22 Navarre Ave. Alma Murtagh ............ 3112 Kenwood Blvd. Joan McNerney .............. 2760 Bradford Dr. Barbara Neidhardt .............. 1923 Alvin St. Leona Ozancin--- ........... 1522 Lebanon St. Nancy Periatt .......................... 1841 Erie St. Mary Pilkington ........ 2601 Scottwood Ave. Kathleen Reno. ...,..,......... 4539 Summit St. Patricia Ryan. ....,.. -.-... 2 505 Berdan Ave. Jeanette Sattler.. ...... ........ . 444 Mulberry St. Nancy Schenk. ...............,, 3512 Bowen Rd. Nannette Simonis .............................,.,... ----------------527 W. North St., Carey, Ohio Joan Sorosiak. .........,........... 243 Palmer St. Virginia Tighe ......,,..,. 1448 Kenyon Dr. Janice Ueberroth .................., 655 Platt St. Marjorie Walsh. ..,...........,... .565 Milton St. Mary Wuest ............oo...., .71 1 Raymer Blvd. SOPHOMORES Joanne Altweis .........1......... 1216 Evesham Helen Ankenbrandt ........,,... .842 White St. Betty Beins. ...................,o.... 435 Kenilworth Colleen Bracken ....,.,.o..oo 1718 Grand Ave. Patricia Chapp. ............. 1693 Indiana Ave. Dolores Crofoot. .....,.. .3217 Glenwood Ave. Mary E. Dillon. ................ .55 Birckhead Pl. Eileen Dooley. ........ .320 Rockingham Ave. Joan Ducey ....... ....... . 2403 Middlesex Dr. Joan Finn ............. ............ 2 925 Burnet Pl. Grace A. Frank. ..... .. .......... .519 Arcadia St. Ruth Gibson. ....,.......o........ 4130 Lyman Rd. Carole Gifford. .......... .2874 Kenwood Blvd. THE SCROLL Student Register Continued Alyce Glowacki ................ 2667 Goddard Rd. Mary Ann Graham. .,..... 331 Poinsetta Ave. Mary Ann Green. ....,.,,... 4527 North Haven Betty Jane Hall ........,,......,..... 4029 Eastway Laura Hanus ,..,.....A. 1221 Greenwood Ave. Mary L. Hancock ....... .,,.... 3 920 Drexel Dr. Doris Haupricht .....N.........a.. 1449 Frontenac Corrine Hoffman .... ...... 3 632 Berkeley Dr. Marilynne James. .............. .3624 Rugby Dr. Bonnie Johnson ........,. 2115 Mount Vernon Jean Kubicki. .,..,. Renee Lupica. ..... - Mary L. Lutz .,..... Sha ron McCoyv--.. .... ----- Mary L. Maier ........ 1437 lndiana Ave. 433 S. Cove ----L----.225 Third St. ,a213l Char-Ming ------------.3829 Berkley Theresa Makley .............. 643 Raymer Blvd. Mary Manion ................ 549 Fernwood Ave. Jeanne Manley ....... .. ..., 30-4136 Asbury Dr. Ann Martin. ...,..........,.. 2636 Densmore Dr. Anne Michaelson. .............,. 2847 Scottwood Beatrice Miles ........ Martha Morgen. ,...L......., -----.2244 Georgetown M2335-108th St. Catherine Muenzer ....., 201 Dartmouth Dr. Margaret Murray: ....... 1389 Wildwood Rd. Patricia Nagle ........,.... 1020 Eleanor Ave. Suzanne Nagle .,........,, 1020 Eleanor Ave. Mary Lou O'Connor-..-.509 Crittenden Ave. Nancy Ollivier .,...,... 670 Nesslewood Ave. Dolores Pallinger ................ 424 Paine Ave. Mary Pilliod ............a..... Grand Rapids, Ohio Constance Pohl ...,....,a.........,L,.... 341 Tudor Colleen Przymierski ........ 2284 Auburn Ave. Mary Saliba .............. 3656 Leybourne Ave. Betty Sattler .a...... ...,..... 4 44 Mulberry St. Joanne Saxer .......... . ........ 1820 Brame Pl. Barbara Schaedel ................ 2320 Eastbrook Nora Sheehan .L..,........ 918 Avondale Ave. Anne Simon-. ..,,.-.,..... 2552 Scottwood Ave. Mary C. Simons. ........... 829 Kingston Ave. Carmel Skeels .....,... --- --------758 Alvison Rd. Mary Stapleton ............ 1940 Clarendon Dr. Rita Stein .,.....,,,.. Carol Suder ....... ..... THE SCROLL ---M1041 Harding Dr. -4421 Willys Parkway Congratulations to the Senior Class 0 St. Ursula Academy O CHARLES A. BYERS and ASSOCIATES i PHOTOGRAPHERS sion:-xiii---11--1.-11-.1..,.?,, X I 3 I 147' Wamf af? PZHK. ' 1- :ig , , f A I p f P A ieaafvvf 0:1714 ogy! - ' tx.. , M-S 0 , - 2 A .Q I' - v 'Y' - .. 1 .rstfifflflf Q f .. 5 0, 1- .1 1- i ' .12 : - .-I 6 111' 4- ' 63:2 71555 I 1 fl?-I ' jk 1 if V ' ikfkg- 1 E e Z I' - . h , - limi 4 ' -. 47- NW ?'MEQ x.f h 018 1 I ii, 1 5' 'EW -f 5 E A - 'I I . 1'-11:11 1 .. 'IJ 1 XE: L r I .1.. 111115 11 1 I Q Mi al,f,, A ' -.s ir '-' I P ' ' i E33 P' I I 5 I . ,. , . A i -1' V I .i......,,-. .. -,- -- ........-........... .... .. - - gan- IIIV i T -11I1-Illll--llll-VIII!TlIlITIIIIllIlllllIllIlIl'Tllll--Ill! v11vl1l1 IIII1 llll -1- llll 1 llll 1- llll inllvyllllllllnwu 1 11 1 EDDIE'S FOOD MARKET Open Nights and Sundays Tel. GA. 5591 -308 W. Central ENTERPRISE ROOFING CO. I Detroit at Palrnwood I ERIE nkucs Lewis at Eleanor ESTELLE FLOWER SHOP 737 West Central Avenue Dependable Service - Satisfaction 1 I DR. EMIDIO L. GASPARI I 316 Michigan Street Q G E o R GE ' s i 628 Madison Avenue GILLESPIE SHOP 319 Huron Street GEDERT MOTOR SALES 3149 Dorr Street GERKEN HEATING CORP. 1319 Summit Street GLIDDEN CO. 235 Summit Street DISALLE PLATING CO. 229 Fearing Boulevard DEPEND ON DeVEAUX DRUGS 2121 Sylvania Avenue DEGNER DAIRY 4017 Fitch Road iff:-nn -111 ....- -11111-11111111111111--- in-nu-nu nfl 84 THE SCROLL :P . 1 MARLEAU - HERCULES FENCE Co. T 3600 Detroit Avenue I CARL MAZZURCO IMPORTING CO. I 5 I 3 Monroe Street I MILL 8. FACTORY suPPLY Co. I Pumps - Tools - Supplies T 3 I 7-I Oth Street I MENG MUSIC CO. 215 sr. Clair sneer I T MOHR BROS. BOTTLING CO. T 25l4-I6 Logronge Street I MCRIARTY MACHINERY Co. I 209 Willioms Street I -1- I 'S' I E I 'P THE SCROLL -nn.-llllinlllllnl 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 .1 .- 1 iuuinipiuu n-un-lm-nn-lin-nn-IIII1 n-in1-xl-iu-- n--un- n-- in--ini-uni 1 i-lui1ilu-un-nu-lin--lui--lui-nu-lininn11m-In1nu1lni- MURPHY- ROACH MORTUARY Collingwood ot Jefferson MYERS REXALL DRUGS 201 Superior Street Rossford, Ohio KACZMAREK AND CO. Appliances 31 Hordwore 832-834 Brown Avenue ZAHNLE 81 SCHRAMM I987 Superior Street GREEN OAK INN 513 Ook Street H. C. ALBRING CO. 734 Summit Street -,,,,-,,,,- 1 -in-,,...m,-,m.-.m- 1 - - - - .- 1 - 1 .. 1 ... ... .- ... .. 1 - - - - .. ..- ,,..m.......-.1...-ui,-ml..-......-i1-.111-..-1..-..-.-1111-11.-. i BOB KRUGH MOTOR SALES E Hunson I Sales -:- Service -'- Parts - 1415 Jefferson Ave. : Toledo 2, Ohio 1,4'1,.4111111...-..-.-.-..-1 .-.my111.1.111....11-.1-.,,... The True Value of a DIAMOND can be judged only by Experts like the BROER-FREEIIIHII C0. Certified Gemologists Jefferson at Erie ADums 7171 I I 'I' 1H'l 1111111111 1 1 1:11-niiinpfu Im.-ll Student Register Continued Patricia Swindeman ,... ...... 2 828--l l lth St. Rena Thayer .,,e.......... - .e.... 829 Superior St. Ann Wasserman ....... ....a.. l 806 Alvin St. Nancy Wilhelm ...................... 3063 Dorr St. FRESHMEN Betty Anistikz .....,....... ---3443-lf-list St. Mary Anton ...., ,,......... 2 27l Scottwood Ave. Suzanne Anton ,....,.... 2271 Scottwood Ave. Margot Boaden .,..., 2531 Collingwood Blvd. Nancy Bodette ......c.,...,, i385 Wildwood Rd. Geraldine Cappelletty ,... i035 Indiana Ave. Betty Corbin. .A......,,,,,,e 2231 Pemberton Dr. Nancy Carroll ..,,,..,.....,.. 6l4 Gramercy Rd. Patricia Daly ...... ...,.,..... l 008 Dorr St. Betty Dansack ...... ..........,,.., . 37 Magyar St. Ann DeShetler ................ 3860 Detroit Ave. Constance Dobbs.--..---3334 Darlington Rd. Catherine Fitzgerald .............. 24ll Erie St. Alice Fosnight ............ 2860 Parkwood Ave. Eleanor Fuerst .............. l608 Addington Rd. Jeanne Garvin ............ 306 Crittenden Ave. Georgena Giovannucci--930 Avondale Ave. Norma Golembiewski. ..... 723W Monroe St. Susan Gonzales. ..............,.. 207 Newton St. Shirley Gorham .,......,... 3l3l Copland Blvd. Noreen Graham ........... .527 Cloverdale Rd. Margaret Hancock ............ 3920 Drexel Dr. Jean Harchuck .... ............. . 3640 Revere Dr. l609 Walnut St. Susan Hartnett.. ...... 432i North Lockwood Ruth Hart ........ . ........ ........ . Carol Hawkins ...... .,.. . ......... 7 37 Brlnton Dr. Justine Hill ...................... 7l Dixie Highway Beverly Houk--- ....... 564-4M Edgewater Dr. Patricia Jacob ..... - ...... .--435 Poinsetta Ave. Ann Jankowski .................. 639 East Hudson Mary A. Jarzynski-.. ,... i550 Pinewood Ave. Mary L. Kauffman. ........... l738 Gilbert Rd. Joan Kaszynski .......... l43l Walbridge Ave. Hildegarde Keil ,................... 748 Byrne Rd. Eileen Keogh ..,....... ......... 6 5l Prentice St. Mary A. Kiefer ..........,..... 3049-l23rd St. THE scRoLL Student Register Continued Rose Mary Kline, .,,........,... 245 E. Lake St. Dolores Kreinbrink. ............,.. 619 Berry St. Danna Krieger .......... .. ............. 2823 Elm St. Rose Laskowski ,..,..,.. 1338 Nebraska Ave. Mary Leahy ...................,.. 621 Coney Court Bernadette Lesinszki ...e........ 39 Magyar St. Eleanor Makley, ,,........... 643 Raymer Blvd. Patricia Mariner. ..... M2247 Parkwoad Ave. Joan Matzinger e,,.................,.,.,............. .. ---.----------Blue Bell Ranch, Swanton, Ohio Frances Metty. -.s.,..........,s 3953 Hazelhurst Darlene Mikal ...... ......... 1 39 E. Central Margie Morton ..e. a.........,. 3 58 Gessner St. Bonnie Murphy. ,... .,.. ..... . 3 35 Eastern Ave. Loretta Murzynski ,e.........,.v 614 E. Park St. Heather McAfee.-.--,2471 Rabinwoad Ave. Ann McAuley . ......................,... .. ........... , --------432 E. Second St., Perrysburg, Ohio Anne McCarthy .v....,..... 4543 North Haven Ann McCue ........ .......,,..... 5 18 Eastern Ave. Margaret McGreevy ........,A.... 126 Jervis St. Joanne Norts ..... ,. ........,., .2816-121st St. Ann O'Cannor-.. .......... 509 Crittenden Ave. Mary Osgood ............. 2840 Parkwoad Ave. Patricia Pappas .s.,....... 1390 Wildwood Rd. Mary Parker ,,...............,.., 3713 Hazelhurst Catherine Pickett ..,......... 2617 Rathbun Dr. Andrea Raber .... R.F.D. 2, Perrysburg, Ohio Christine Redrup. ........,...,..,. Hillcrest Hotel Barbara Regan. ........,,..s...,. .309 Ferris Ave. Joanne Rerucha ...... ..-4124 Deepwaad Lane Shirley Rominski. ,...,.......,, .2674 Secar Rd, Yvonne Shutt ....,.. - s,.......... 1778 Wayne St. Caletta Strohmeier ........ 827 Kingston Ave. Theresa Swartz ....,..... 1601 Woodland Ave. Mary Sturniola .........,..,. 22 Edgewater Park Margaret Waggoner ............ 3208 Glenwood Dolores Wassinger .,......,... 748 Nicholas St, Lois Wuest .............. .. ......, 711 Raymer Blvd, Betty Wonderly .............. 1441 Beecham St, Theresa Zawodny ........,. 2102 Air Line Ave. Arm Zeller .............. ,-..--135 Rockingham St, Carol Zolg ............ ............. 2 114 Parkdale THB SCROLL BARTLEY HAGUE-RUGERS and ADLER Insurance Advisors Successor to KIRSCHNER-WIDEMAN CO. FIRE 320 Ontario Street TOLEDO 2, OHIO MAin 1441 Casualty ,,-.nu-- .1 1 1 1 .- .1 Marine Bonds 'Z' l HI-cARBoN FUEL co. ' 2634 Albion 5 n1nn1-nu1- 1- 1nn.11m1ml1fmu1ml1-nn1mi--nn--un--lm-- 1 1 1 1 1 1m--m1n--U1-in-1-n1-nn1uu1n--f 1 1 1 RAY CALDWELL, INC. 1OO Main-Just across Cherry Bridge I Chrysler- Plymouth Dealers TOLEDO PARLOR FURNITURE CO. 1 1218 City Park Avenue C- P- CALAWAY i Bridge Contractor 1 RUG BEAUTY OUR DUTY I Kieswetter Carpet Cleaning Co. COLISEUM ROLLER RINK 916 Champlain St.-AD. 7282 2929 sammaf sf.-aaf I O'BRIEN'S MARKET IDEAL LAUNDRY .81 DRY CLEANING 7 1921 Waaavma Road - 343 West Bancroft T Fetch It And Get lt 1 UNITCAST CORPORATION 1 East Broadway FRED CHRISTEN AND SONS CO. 1 714 - 726 George Street 1 MAX ZALLER - Florist I 240 Summit St. 1Adams 5284 LESLIE OPTICAL COMPANY T Flowers For Every Occasion 105 Nicholas Building -1..- ..., .... .. - ....----.-..---. .... - .... .. .... - .... - ..., - ..,. - .... - ..,. - ..,. - -- fgl- f'-' - III- --------------------------- - - - - - l I 1 I 1 DCUGLAS GRILL I I -1- as : One of Ohio's Finest Restaurants ' Mary Jean McKinnon, Manager T Monroe Street at Douglas Road LA. 0138 THE SCROLL sion-un-nn ------1-1111-- 11111 .111111, - - '1 -. 1 -,,,.,,,,,!' See What You Buy . . . 7 I i T i Buy in Glass i : s I I I I 5 ! I vu.. ..... -4-. .. ., ..- W. l- g Containers S I . I 5 5 E I I I OWENS-ILLINOIS GLASS COMPANY rouano 1, oHlo lill .....M.................... IWW-'Ill'UHUI--HuU--nu'----'I'---M'-I l 4 Specialists in HEALTH SERVICES I PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED . . . our skilled registered pharmacists compound I g your prescriptions using finest, freshest ingredients. I I i SURGICAL SUPPORTS . . . general wear. and special type supports custom- 2 E I fit by experts. Private fitting rooms. T I 5 TRUSSES . . . modern, streamlined, flexible styles that give years of service. 5 I I I Guaranteed fitting by expert fitters. I I I I I Prescription I I The c. R. BuNn'r co. La,,m,,,,ies I i Medical Bldg. Professional Bldg. I T 3I4 Michigan St. 2366 Monroe St. T I Phone ADams 5l4l Phone ADams 6286 I I I I 'ill-lla-ull--un-1llu1ll -- 11-11-111111111111---1--1-1 ull-nn-:nic THE SCROLL 89 Ut' '-' -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -- - 1- 1 1 1- 1 1 1 1 in-hui -lui 11111111-iu-nn--Iln-1ini11-- RED APPLE GRILL 805 W. Central SWARTZ PRESCRIPTION LAB. 821 Madison Avenue STAUTZENBERGER'S PRIVATE SECRETARIAL SCHOOL 317 Huron Street WORTH CLEGG FUNERAL HOME 522 East Broadway THE RUPP AND BOWMAN CO. 319 Superior Street A. S. BARONE 740 Spitzer Building THE BARTLEY CO. Brown 84 Indiana Wholesale Food Distributors THE KILCORSE MACHINE CO. 437-439 Broadway Construction Machinery FRANK P. BAKER B. R. Baker Co. BODENSTEDT BROS. 237 Superior Street BUCKEYE PAINT 81 VARNISH CO. 715 S. 15th Street G. M. BUCKEYE, INC. Ford Sales 8. Service 323 Main Street--TA. 3501 BUDDIES LUNCH SYSTEM, INC. 2140 Ashland Avenue BUETTNER 81 BRESKA, PRINTERS 11 - 15 Michigan NEUMAN BROS. yewe em Diamonds - Wal-che-s Jewelry 325 Huron Street GArfieId 7407 THE SCROLL MODERN BUILD NG SUPPLY Roofing - Perma-Stone - Siding 2024 Adams Street Toledo Phone GArfieId 4968-69 Ohio THE CATHOLIC CLUB 131-16th Street BOATFIELD 1221 Sylvania Avenue Real Estate- l nsu ra nce JOS. I. COOPER, Florist 1635 Broadway KARAVAN COFFEE CO. 1726 Summit Street KIDDIE KORNERA 3416 Monroe Street KAPPUS CONFECTIONERY 2517 Collingwood CRARY DRUG STORE 4511 Bennett Road ,..nu..uu.1,,,- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 THE SCROLL KRIEGHOFF PHARMACY 3380 Monroe Street PAR SCREW PRODUCTS CO. 617 Virginia Street PAUL 81 HARRY'S FOOD MKT. Corner of Delaware and Lawrence MRS. F. J. KWAPICH Prescription Pharmacists 3125-27 Lagrange Street ACE WINDOW SHADE CO. 912 Polmwood Avenue E. H.aADKlNS GROCERY 2107 Lawrence Avenue ATLAS BRIDAL SHOP 2932 Lagrange Street O? , I qllu,-.m....-.-11.....111-.1.-111-.1..1-..-.-1-.......-.......-11 i ongra fufafiond I I I I I I I T fo flue .ginior Cjfadd of 1948 Q P. J. TANSEY 5. ..--.- .................. ..... - ..- 4un1un.-v 41.1,-lin..-W.. .- -. -.ll.....,,,1riii--ill,11,1,... 1,... ... 1 ..- NAGLE BROS. T 2042 Hawthorne Avenue E General Building Contractors I 364 Parker Avenue I LAMP SHADES or niSTlNc'rloN - by Ollivier ' 2032 Calumet Avenue PALACE RECREATION i 803-805 Detroit i NORTON HARDWARE I 2459 Collingwood Boulevard I NEWHARD DRUG STORE - I9I7 Wayne Street .l lf' 1nn-nn- 92 ' JOHN NAUMANN 81 SONS, INC. PHIL THAL, Jeweler 6Il Adams Street Next to Walgreen's TOGGERY SHOP 249 Huron Street Ladies 8. Misses Wearing Apparel WYL ANN SHOP 623 Madison Avenue DR. W. V. STEPHENSON Bell Building Madison Avenue RADIO STATION WSPD The Voice of Toledo TOLEDO VAN 81 STORAGE CO. 934 Dorr Street Conrad Gernheuser THE SCROLL BUCKEYE PAPER CO. IIO2 Summit Street COLUMBIA BURNER CO. 729 Ewing COMMUNITY TRACTION 5l8 Jefferson Street JAGEL'S MARKET i764 Wayne Street Best Groceries And Meats PETERS PHARMACY 2497 Collingwood Boulevard HUGH J. BARTLEY CO. Realtors 222 Erie Street JOS. L. ACKER 8. SON FUNERAL HOME 2625 Cherry tat lslingtonl VON EWEGEN 81 WITGEN Pharmacists Cor. Starr Ave. 81 E. Broadway AUBURNDALE TRUCK CO. 3240 Monroe Street DEMALINE TRUCK 8- SERVICE INC 727 Michigan Street GMC School Busses - Headquarters ERIKSEN, INC. 323-327 Erie Street Portable Typewriters HAGEMEISTER SHOE CO. 332 Superior Street Quality Footwear at Medium Prices TOLEDO GARDENERS CO-OP ASS'N. 30 Huron Street Fresh Fruits 81 Vegetables F. J. Keil, Mgr. THE SCROLL 1 -. ..- ... 1 ..ml1rui.-, -.m,1inl-ml- .. 1 -. .- TOLEDO TOWEL SUPPLY CO. 322 E. Woodruff Avenue MAC'S MOTOR CLINIC Nevada and E. Broadway Complete Lubrication Motor Tune Up SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 329 Superior Street CLEM SOTTEK'S GRILL 1534 Broadway SAVE WAY SUPER MKT. 505 Oak Street DAIRY QUEEN STORE 3554 Monroe The Newest, The Best, and the Most DAVIS BUSINESS COLLEGE 339 Huron St. -Phone MAin 7274 Send for Course Folder THE DELFT HOUSE l806 W. Bancroft Street Just Good Food GOULDEN SEAFOOD MKT. 5l5 Monroe Street Everything That Swims PAUL J. MEYER 2240 Wayne Street Groceries - Produce - Meats DRS. S. S. 8. R. E. RIMER 307 S. Detroit Avenue EDDlE'S MARKET Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Byrne Road and Hill Avenue FULTON MARKET 2495 Collingwood Boulevard gqu1nn111.-1111-.1-.1111-.11-.11-.1-.11..1..1....1q1m,1nll. - -9 ' T F. A. clsonce co., INC. ' Frigidaire Produc'l's i Sales - Service - Paris 7 L i 0 I 5 1 I 5 'I723 Adams Street GArfield 4603 I L 2 I ? U' ' i 'i GRAND MOTOR SALES CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH . l Sales - Service - Paris 0 901 Grand Ave. Gmfield 1222 Monroe at Lawrence MAin 3322 4. -,,,,1,,,, 1,11 1111111111-1111- 111111-- I I niun-ull-ull1nlliuvfv 94 THE SCROLL 7' 0101-ml1 11m.. 111111-1:11-1111111111111111-11111nn1m11 ... 111111111 1 111n--1111-1111111111111111111141 1 1 -- 1 1 1 111111111014 -V H IIIIIIILCII II PIIIID I . . . Wien Jie eatfu Het hifi :icdoof ofnafoma I E Q And she should be Jroud when she takes her Jlace as a wa e-earner. L I l 1 g I T wllelephone Girlw is a proud title in business . . . whether it's operator, T 5 steno ra her or clerk. The tele hone irl does interestin , useful work 2 I g g ,Pu P g s I T wl11ch 15 unportant to everybody. T T She can take pride in her paycheck which grows steadily, adding six i i raises the first 18 months. She can be proud of her business home and T s the friendly girls with whom she Works. Thorough training gives her 2 Q confidence and good 1JCEf0f1l1Ill1CC earns her promotion. L I . . I T YOU, Loo, can be pleased and proud with a telephone job. i 3 E I E APPLY: WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE I 121 1-1uRoN STREET 5 : I THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY S H-H goo! pface to ufotfn l . 2 .g.,...-,,,.... - .q .. .- - - - - .. - ......-..........-...,-,...-..,.-........,,.....,-..............,.....,- .. .. - - .. - - -....-...!. ,I-.un-..11-....1..-1-.1-.1-.11-.-,....1.-1111111--1-.11nn1m 'S' I 'S' E E Same 1901- TOLEDO SCALES TOLEDO'S BEST KNOWN PRODUCT 1 N0 SPRINGS 0 HONEST wncur l INDUSTRIAL SCALES 0 FOOD MACHINES v RETAIL SCALES I I I T - A I I I 'P1111111111111-1111--1111-1 -- 1111111111111 111111 1 1 11-1 - 1 11111--mia THE SCROLL 95 '? 1 11 1 -' 1-' 11111 111111 1---11 1 - - - - 1uu-lnr1l 'Z' - l E Congratulations from W T 0 L 5 5 L l ! 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