Saint Ursula Academy - Scroll Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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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

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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

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.. 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