Saint Ursula Academy - Scroll Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Let us tell you why: As our guardian and patroness on this lifelong pilgrim- age, we have chosen Our Blessed Lady to keep clear the path in face of the dangerous attractions which might entice us to change our course. It is especially fitting in these precarious times that the protecting arms of the Mother of God envelope and defend us against the subtly insidious philosophies of life which reach out, threatening to destroy completely the reign of peace and contentment that Christianity brings to the soul who seeks it. In our four years at St. Ursulais, we have been instilled with a sincere devotion to the Virgin Most Pure, as the guardian of young womanhoodg we have been encouraged to look to Mary for example in all our endeavors: spirit- ual, intellectual, and social. W' ith M ary for our Ideal, and the Christian principles we have been taught' here as safeguards, we confhdently face the future as daughters of the Queen of Heaven. MOST REVFRFND KARL I ALTER, DD. 'Um' Bishop The visits made by the Most Reverend Bishop to St. Ursula's are usually limited to one annually-on graduation night when he presents to each senior her diploma, and at the same ceremony, when he awards the cross to the senior attaining the highest average in Christian Doctrine. This year the Bishop honored the school by appearing on our lec- ture platform, sketching for us in interesting detail, his recent tour ot South America. 4 THE scnom. Our Chaplain During the past year, Father Murphy, as Spiritual Director, and Instructor in Christian Doctrine, has played a vital part in the lite of every Ursuline girl. From the regenerating waters of Baptism to the comforting oils of Extreme Unction, Father has endeavored to impress upon us the love Our Divine Loral had for mankind in instituting these Channels of Grace and the obedience of the Church in administering His Sacraments, which serve throughout our lives as our Guides and our Passport to Eternity. l l REVEREND PATRICK MURPHY O M I THE SCROLL R553 'TQ fair? mi? will? Eglin kgfigggi lf 5,523 rmmwmsn raw S wt. A11 we-Q rw uma mrtnmgm E'1QW'Yf?.iaH -zxinemlxf awtfmm- assess N M2545 W 1 'f wh .QW sf 3 Q' J AQQ 3 was f 5? Q 6 I' W E :Ate M2551 EW S. we 1 .tn-Kew SACRED HEART COURT '40 Sacred Heart of Jesus, we implore That we may ever love Tlzee more and more? This beautiful statue of the Sacred Heart is found on the west side guarding the students' entrance to the Academy building proper. As the girls pass by it each day, they realize that the Sacred Heart stands with His Hands outstretched, blessing all who dwell within these portals. 6 sw ,. ' 5 5 Q if '11 TEDIYTV E if M23 I1 2,-mf - - I ,u N- 2. -, was Age .-QMS? rc' y-ily! 2 r lite v.-mg v gs Y 45337 ,X 'AA THE SCROLL The Faculty .... NJOTI-IER CATHERINE, M.A. Superioress SISTER MARY BLANCHE, M.A. Di reelress, French, lJfl1zll1,erII,ulics HEVERENII PATRICIQ J. MUIZl'l'IY, O.M.J. SISTER MARY ALICE, B.S. H orne Economics SISTER ANGELA MARIE, B.S.E. Religion, History, English SISTER BERENICE, B.S.E. Religion, Mall1,erII,ulics NIOTIIER CAI,I,ISTA, M.A. English SISTER MARY CHARLES, M.A. Religion, History, English SISTER MARY CLARENCE, BSE Religion, Cornrnerce SISTER MARY CI,OTII,IJE, l3.S.E. H islory, Cornlnerce SISTER NIAKY CORNEEIA, B.Mus. Choral SISTER ST. DOMINIC, M.A. Religion, Latin Religion SISTER MARY DOROTHY, M.A. -Chemistry, Biology SISTER MARY ELEANOR, A.B. Religion, Latin, Citizenship SISTER MAIIY FRANCIS, B.Mus. Music Theory MISS MARY CATHERINE GAI-'I-'NEY, B.A Physical Education SISTER M. CENEVIEVE, M.A. Librarian SISTER MARY ITA, Ph.B. Religion, English, German SISTER JEANNE MARIE, BA. Orchestra MOTHER MARY JOHN, HA. English SISTER JOHN BERCHMANS, M.A. Economics SISTER M. LELIA. M.A. Religion, English SISTER M. LUcII.I.A, I3.S.E. Treasurer SISTER ST. PIERRE, Ph.B. French, Spanish MISS LEONA PAUKEN, B.A. Klrl MISS ,ELIZABETH THOMPSON, M.MuS. Cleo Club THE SCROLL Wa, if B Lg I . , IQ fag f. M M gl f,,r-ins g 91 ,, W .. V-, g ' U s M I' 1' if ff Q1 L. .adm :ggi i. 5 E T V we f' Hifi, ,M A, wwe 4 1 ,, ' Q S H X Q ,V W ' Q Q ,1 Q - 5: 4 4 W. 12-1512 G B5 57 ff 'f A nf 1 3 A 2 U -v f f Q i ,Q , M Q3 , - ,f ug f- if V Z , 1 v ' Q K 1, v X V G5 . h ,l . 5 +1 , Sf V ff I Z.. ' W 2 M . ,f mi i f 553' ', Sf -Q1 Quill mf S A 1 an E. ' ww I 4 S ,, 3? R' . ' ,, .. W., ,f , , wa ' ,m vg- T S Qu 5233.55 SWEET GIRL GR DUATE THE SCROLL K 6 Seniors WILFII a-partying wr' gn . 10 THE SCROLL 'WU'Z. Us, fn 55' Nkxswfzgt Q Rik .,:. YES y .-- is in 5. , U 55 gag-m is--. X, , ' 1 Y M55 - Nw- K Mary Catharine Guyfon Cood Shepherd WTO be honest as this world goes is to be one man picked out of ten thousand. President 4-5 Missions, Cl1rist's Courtiers 1, 2, 11.5 Ursuline 4-g Clee Club 3, 45 fl-g Athletics 1, 2. THE SCROLL Dramatics 3, Library Club, President 3, Student League Mary Pilkington Rosary Cathedral aShe that -was ever fair and never proud, had tongue at will and yet was never loud. Vice President 1, 4-g Mis- sions 1g Christis Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 4115 Clee Club 3, 4-g Student League 4, Prom 3. Beatrice Bruen St. Agnes '71s I think so I speak? Secretary 4-g Christ's Cour- tiers 1, 2, 3, 413 Clee Club 1115 Student League 44, Athletics 1, 2. Mary Wuesl' St. Thomas Aquinas c'She does little kindnesses that most leave ztna'one.', Treasurer 4-g Eucharistic 4-1 Scroll 445 Prom 3, Clee Club 3, llfg Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, ll. 1,12 Esc? Mary Ellen Barry Blessed Sacrament all is only those who possess firmness who can possess true gentlenessf' Apostleship of Prayer lg Missions, President 41-3 Eu- charistic 3g Christ's Cour- tiers 1, 2, 3, 4.3 Scroll 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Athletics 1, 2. Alice Bevington St. Catherine Changing moods make life inlerestingf, Missions 1, 2g Christ's Cour- tiers 1, 2g Prom 3g Glee Club 3, Lili Student League 2. Joyce Bernath St. Ann's Minh, I mean lo live with thee always? Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, LL3 Scroll 43 Clee Club 4-. Patricia Brady Our Lady: of Perpetual Help NTrue Lo your word, your work, and your friend Our Lady's 23 Eucharistic ll-3 Christls Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 11,3 Ursuline ll-3 Clee Club 11-. , I UB I H gun , li gn if ' lllfrl Marilyn Callow Rosary Cathedral The lowly heart cloth. 'win the love of allf' f Vice-President 23 Missions 23 Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, ll-3 Ursuline 43 Clee Club 3, 43 Student League 23 Athletics 1, 2. 12 THE SCROLL Anne Corbett St. Agnes 'c7'hc lrzlly generous is the truly wiscf' Apostleship of Prayer 45 Missions 15 Cl'1rist's Cour- tiers 1, 2, 3, 45 Scroll 45 Glee Club 45 Athletics 1, 25 Legion of Mary 1, 2. if THE SCROLL Therese Carroll Good Shepherd c'Long lives the merry heart that laughs by day and night. Missions 35 Chrislls Cour- Liers 1, 2, 3, 45 Scroll 45 Clee Club 3, 45 Athletics u 1, Z. Barbara Danford Immaculate Conception HA hand as liberal as lhe light of dayf' ChrisL's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 45 Ursuline 45 Clee Club 3, 4. Q Q .1 E -' are aww Rita Coon St. Teresa. Diligence is the mother of good fortunef' Secretary 25 Legion of Mary, Secretary 45 Christ's Cour- tiers 1, 2, 3, 45 Ursuline 45 Prom 35 Cleo Club 3. 4. Ruth Dobrzykowski St. Teresa HA 'uivacious maid with a merry hearlf' Legion of Mary 1, 45 Cl1risl's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 45 Scroll 45 Clee Club 3. 45 Athletics 1, 2. Nw? 6VN'5fg5fl,fl' 5. ' .f ' . Yi .' N -' . Hifi ' , ifff , 3 ' S' f :A-ii',l M- -5 . - er- '. like 1 -3 XM ' 5 ,..:.: 4 Z Ei: , 4 , T 51 Y ff '. . 7 ' f sm, 13 1 if-4 . ' ' ff gb Constance Feak Our Lady of Perpetual Help 'CSweeL mercy is 1Lobility's true badge. Eucharistic 35 lied Cross 23 Scroll 4145 Clee Club 3, 4-g Dramatics 23 Athletics l, 2, 35 Student League 3, 4. Janet Flood Cesu Full of sweet inclij'erence.M Treasurer lg Apostleship of Prayer 3g Missions 2, Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 414g lied Cross 15 Ursuline fig Dramatics 2, 35 Library Club 25 Athletics, 1. 2. '51 'F -Ax in t ..t, it 5 t Q , a i Q vi Q 1, H is sits. l S ff i -4 Q f s .,. f 7 :' .stew .. NEW, tk: .,,, . ,,,,' V is Nl' :E M 'lil i sl V E, - ,tl-af Q , , fmt, T . me , R ef aww . 1: tt Z fe Kim W Carol Finn Rosary Cathedral 6'C0d is with those who pur- sevcrcf, President Zig Apostleship ol' Prayer fig Christ's Courtiers l, 2, 3, llig Ursuline ll-g Prom 33 Clee Club 3, ilig Library Club llig Athletics l, 2. Barbara Floyd St. Catherine Miller charm. strikes the sight and her merit wins the lzeczrtf' Treasurer 25 Legion ol' Mary 2, 4g Christie Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 4-g Scroll, Co-Editor ll-5 Glee Club 3, fllg Athletics 1. 2. 1 f K' . ' I . :sggia::.z:-if rf ' 'FW' ' V- f fig: ' Q ' ' ,. if V' sf' C x ,, W Y' , A 1 Cbjqj Wfgwgffiw f' 76 e f. 2. ge ig, in ll i 'iff' it 'T . I t Constance Floyd Blessed Sacrament uliappiness is added life and the giver of life. Legion of Mary 2g Christ's Courtiers 2, 3, 415 Ursuline 4g Clee Club 3, 4. 5, L EV u am : , it ! .- THE SCROLL Evelyn Haack A St. Thomas Aquinas :'C00d sense supports her every mood. Christls Courtiers 1, 2, I-3, fl, Scroll 111, Cleo Club 3, 415 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 11-. THE SCROLL A A ,1-3,-fF'n,j ff Q Z? H , v 'wry V , .1-if I . 2 Terrie Gladieux Rosary Cathedral Pure as fnithfs own vow, whose honor knows nol rustf' 'l'reasurer 35 Legion ol' lVlary I 3 Scroll 113 Clee Club 3, K1-5 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, fllg Alh- lelics 1, 2. Joanne Haas St. Rose de Lima NFree from self-seeking, envy, low design, I have not found u whiter soul than lhinef' President 2g Our Lady's 3, 113 Christ's Courtiers 3, fl-g Scroll 111, Clee Club 3, 113 Library Club 3g Student League 41-. --1-WA Jane Grady Rosary Cathedral ':Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low-an excel- lenl thing in 100177-8IL.,, Cl1r.isl's Courtiers 1, 2, Il, fl-3 Ursuline flzg Clee Club 3, 111g Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 1145 Library Club, President 1115 Athletics 1, 2. Rosemarie Haas St. Ann S'N0Lhing great was ever achieved -withoul enthusi- asrnf, Christ's Courtiers 1., 2, 3, 11.3 Scroll 4113 Clee Club 11. J Rose Marie Hackl Good Shepherd H111 merry heart rnaketh CL cheery countenance. Christls Courtiers 1, 2, 3, Scroll 11.5 Clee Club 114. Eileen Hoban Rosary Cathedral :CAIL honest rnarzfs the no- blest work of Cod. Legion of Mary 1, Cliristzs Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 111, Ursuline 1113 Clee Club 3, 111, Dra- matics 3, 11-3 Student League 3, 11, Athletics 1, 2. U H . e ,A 'QE 16 I 1 . -,ZQKQK .X V .L as Polly Hartmann St. Agnes 'The secret of success is constancy to purposef' President 15 Apostleship of Prayer 1g Legion of Mary, President 1, 2, 3, 1llg Ursu- line, Co-Editor 11-5 Clee Club 3, 11-5 Dramatics 1, 2, Stu- dent League 1, 2, 3, 1l1. Suzanne Horvoth St. Stephen ullonor that knows the path, and will not .swer-ue.', Christ's Courliers 1, 2, 3, 11, Red Cross 25 Scroll 1143 Glee Club 3, 111, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, President 1149 Student League 1113 Athletics 1, 2. e g g? . -- - Joyce Hurley Rosary Cathedral Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale her infinite 'ua- rietyfl Cl'1rist's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 111, Red Cross 11,3 Ursuline 11-3 Glee Club 3, 11-3 Dramatics 2, 3, 113 Athletics 1, 2. Q F , 1 ,aw V i, ,Q tw fr 6 5 .. , Q 1 H . ,Jw if A - ,F THE SCROLL I l . , ,. I , ll min ce nn 15 ' l' nf fi a t? - :aff in Joan Kwapich Sli. Hedwig lL'vcryLl1,ing succeeds with people of sweet mul clzfccr- ful clisposizionf' Legion of Mary l, 2, Sec.g Cl11'iSt,S Courtiers l,. 2, 3, Scroll 43 Clee Club 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4115 Student League 3. i, Mary Louise Keil St. Charles 'large was her bounty and lzer soul sincere. Missions 2, 4, Treasurer 114, Christls Courtiers 1, 2, 41, Scroll 4-g Prom 3g Clee Club 3, 445 Library Club 2. JoAnn Langenderter Gesu :'Ki11d words she ever had for allf, Our Lady's fl, Chrisfs Cour- tiers l, 2, 3, fig Scroll fig Clee Club 3, ll.. 3 ' n THE SCROLL rim ' Q W5 y 1 Q on 1 5 ' Patricia Klein Blessed Sacrament ' c'And if tlzou, woulclst be happy, learn to please. Legion of Mary 2, 3g Chrisfs Courtiers 1, 2, 3g Scroll 45 Clee Club 3, llg Dramatics 2, 3, ll-. Charlotte Less Cesu Her smile is sweeleliecl by her gravity? Our Laclyls lg Legion of Mary 2g Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 35 Ursuline ill, Glee Club 3, 41. :-: :.: :: i. at: - - we N 'Q . W , fs ,. Q . 4 - rf 1 , 51:'i5-fQ4 5,,-- r , ' Q ' hy, :- .:. ', wg W 124, . 1 . . :gpg N - ' . ..5fffAff-'ef L rmfffgfgi-?f.:zf ,z I .- -- N V . ,, l - . .wr--, M55 3 M . s w a ? fl 1 , F5 . :fs A 1 1 2 5 ' 'E'::':'g-f'f 13- 3 1 RQ W M 2 4 r - gi WT :IQ ' M f , Q Q, is W gl fi 5g5:.:.:-.a:'..53 ln -.: 3:5-sf C V . 'I r ,r si is is R V :f X 1 j V Q r Q or ' 21 Q N H 'l ' H'-55 ,, . 2 W . 1. ' li 1 57 ' . ' A i, + 2 f. ' 7 .1 1 7 i ' r X Y su 2Q:f'Q1:fz.2'. ' 5 - , ' .Q QR fm ' , 0. '- W , W .. , 4 K gs 1' s r A ,Q V H ' K 4 rx m 1 ZW fr - , ,V , if y 2 sv :wwe ' Q if R 2 if X we .. -N '- I Q E, lb-ve if :fi ,. W 4 f .. 5 1 in mx' sa - K Q1 FM Dorothy Liebherr Merit is w 0 r If 11, i e r than, famef, Legion of Mary 1, 2, Cl1rist's Courtiers 2, 3, lla, Scroll 41, Glee Club 3, flig Dramatics 3. Rita Maier Sl. Agues ufw!llll'l'tMillllf is lfzf' silicon. string rzumirzg Llrrouglr, ilu: pearl chain of all 'virtlccsfi Aposlleship ol' l-'raycr 41, ChrisL's Courtiers 1, 2, fl, Scroll 4115 Clee Club 3, fll. , L Joan Mahoney Gesu Good humor is the health of the soul? Missions 1, Chrisfs Cour- tiers 1, 2, 3, 4113 Recl Cross 23 Ursuline 4, Clee Club, 3, 4, Dramatics 3 5 Library Club 1. Clare Manion E Sl.. Agnes l 'm'r llzin ' is IMCUIIILII f Lo 1 y, , f, f Um noble. Aposlleship of Prayer lg Eucharistic 1, Chrisfs Cour- tiers 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Ursuline 43 Clee Club 4-5 Student League 3. ' y , . ,,.,: x N 3 es r r , 3 X -A T? , 7 Ag g l i E u r- if-'-',, Q 'if 1 M Juli Angela Miller Coocl Shepherd HIIIVSIILFUCI by llm nzusfrs of cllurrfullurss and joyf' Vice Presiclenl 3, Cllrisfs Courliers 1, 2, fl-g Prom 33 Clee Club 3, 11-5 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatics 2, Library Club 2, 3. ,K X, THE SCROLL v x I ? B fl H Z 4 1 55.23 s 1 X X W IE 161 1 W f il 'af .5 Barbara Neidhardt Ccsu '24 light fwltrt limes lung. Secretary lg Our Lacly's 33 Legion of Mary 4.9 Chrisfs Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 4, Ursu- line 4, Clee Club 3, 4. Joan McNerney Our Lady of Perpetual 'Help 4'Stu.di0us and fond of noble thizzgsf' Secretary 35 Cl1rist's Cour- lgiers 1, 2, 3, 45 Ursuline 4, Glee Club 3, 4. Leona Ozancin Good Slleplicrcl 'cllumillfty is tlw fouwrtzzrtiolt of all 'l7il'Htl3S.H Legion of Mary 1, 2, Chrislis Courtiers 1, 2, Scroll ll-g Glee Club 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, LL. THE SCROLL 3 4 2 E I Wei H, Q., ,fix 'Ni Alma Murtagh Cesu :The happy only are the truly greatf' Our Lady's 2, Missions 3, Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 4, Ursuline 4-5 Glee Club 3, 45 Dramatics 2, 3. Nancy Periatf 51. Francis de Sales 'ifwirtft itll-ll yozttfz., and noble dr:sil'cs. Apostleship of Prayer 1, Cl1rist's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Ursuline LL, Glee Club 3, 11.. 5 W ' Y Y 'nf ' 2? J' Tl 'X'-T ' ' SH is My iigcsiifgf - x ef f: 1s gms. li sw.-Q me we 'H 1 HE-fiewf' ,..,.Q,e5.t. . . We 1 Q Q, 3 as is y mime ' ffp dsx Eng .N Q e ee my e 55 Kathleen Reno St. John :The jolliest, happiest .sort of girl-cz friend to every- one. Missions, Christls Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Ursuline 45 Glee Club 49 Dramatics 4. Jeanette Sattler St. Hose de Lima 'clfor the love of laughter hinder not the humor of her design. Christ's Courtiers 1, 2. 3, 4, Red Cross 1g Glee Club 3, 4. ,.., .,...,... , ...... . ffrzvcmew I W if 1 .mi 2. as .,,, N M1 we ., H . .fit Q. ,E ex.. E .N .ml sg- 'l.- my We Q. -Qian ezyfggerusmg again en ,WEL-'e gg, 20 ,ie . is H Hawes segsiem sw EQFESWWE V 'IHS N sl .,l,.ig.sM... ssl-gumbaigm-ii A BMS in 1 mamma see we new-:uf -if as if V .gen ei -,len-vi-l-ll :germ E W f rp s Q- ss is zu. s Patricia Ryan Blessed Sacrament uC0d has given its tongues that we may say something pleasant to our fellow men. Apostlesliip of Prayer 15 Missions 33 Cl11'1Sll,S Cour- liers 1, 2, 3, 43 Ursuline, Co-Editor 45 Prom 35 Glee Club 3, 4, Studenl League 1. 4. Nancy Schenk Hope Lullieru Church 6'Triie hzunility, the liigliest virtue, lfllllllftfl' of them. allf, Scroll 45 Clee Club 4. ,ff ' Q as- V, ,. -,:,:,. 35... :. . :. U :.sE:'21Z 5 .- ..,, :.: . - , , .,:.,.,.. ,H ..... H H - f ----- A g.-:: ..:3-jf: 5 3 2 :........: e :.g.5m' .,-Pg : I W is ,, f ..... . ' ' . . aEaSe5a2 , :Mu I-I-I Wf- . .,,. -. . -. .:. . H. ..: 3. e it . QE W 5 E X 'I . -Q.. 1' '-Z E . Hi., Nannette Simonis Our Lady of Consolation a'The two noblest of things, which are sweetness and lightf' Christls Courtiers 3, 4g Ursuline 4, Clee Club, 3, 4. we an a Mm M -few sex s en 5 me 1 THE SCROLL 1 I ., ,. B ' in E lg l s,fff'iU,fil ll ay, A E 5 e Janice Ueberroth Sacred Heart A my of sunshine in this world of gloom. Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3g Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, hili Ursuline 41, Clee Club 1113 Dramatics 4-. Joan Sorosiak St. Hedwig i'Siglzs of nobleness like stars shall sliinef' Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, fl., Vice President 3, 415 Chris,t's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 443 Scroll, Co-Editor 443 Glee Club 3, Ll-g Student League 2. Marjorie Walsh Good Shepherd '4Hum.ility is the altar from which Coal would receive SCLC7'i1,lCCS.,, Ch1'ist's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Ursuline 4-g Clee Club LL. Virginia Tighe Our Lady of Perpetual Help Example is always more CHiClZCi0llrS than preceptfi Apostleship of Prayer 33 Cl11'iSl,S Courtiers 1, 2, 3, Clear Club 3, 41. Sandra West St. Thomas Aquinas 5'Her nature is generous, open and sirtceref' Christ's Courtiers 1, 25 Red Cross 25 Ursuline 4: Glee Club ll., Athletics 1, 2. THE SCROLL Oh, wasn't it exciting! Strolling clown - the lilac walk THE SCROLL T he Underclasses TheJunio1's . . . . Anne Michuelson, Barbara Schaedel, Joan McCarthy, Carol Suder. President, 7.... c ...... ,Anne Michaelson Vice-President .... T ....,. -- Carol Suder Secretary .... ........ Barbara Schaedel Treasurer ....,........,. .Joan McCarthy Once upon a time September rolled around again, as it inevitably does, and fifty-five Ursuline Juniors donned uniforms, gathered books, and trouped back to school. First off, the girls chose: four fairy godmothers Cbetter known as class officersi. Their names were Anne Michaelson, president, Carol Suder, vice-president, Barbara Schaedel, secretary, Joan McCarthy, treasurer. In some mystic way, the Junior class rings arrived three months earlier than expected and the fairy godmothers and all their elves were gay as pixies. Then came the call to armsl This cry sent godmothers and fairies alike scurrying to join the ranks of the March of ,Dimes Often from the distant woodland of the auditorium the melodious strains of the orches- tra- and the glee club greet those who lend an ear. Prom! Prom! soon rang through the halls. The fairy godmothers waved their magic wands and soon the Cinderellas were off to the ball. But all too soon the clock struck twelve and the wee folk were back to their books. As all fairies, we too have our work to do-the Junior Essay being a big part of it. Have you ever seen elves frolic? Where? At the Mission Carnival, of course! We stand on our heads, sing till we're hoarse and eat cookies and coke till there's room for no more. 24 , THE SCROLL THE SCROLL Helen Ankenbrandt J Betty Beins Colleen Bracken Dolores Crofoot Mary Ellen Dillon ' Eileen Dooley Joan Ducey Joan Finn Grace Ann Frank Carole Gifford Alyce Glowacki Mary Ann Graham Mary Ann Green Betty Jane Hall Mary L. Hancock Laura Hanus Doris Haupricht Corrine Hoffman Caroline Hustecl Marllynne James Bonnie Johnson Jean Ann Kubicki Kathleen Lahey Renee Luplica Mary Lu Lutz Mary L. Maier Theresa Makley Mary Manion Jeanne Manley Ann Martin Beatrice Miles Martha Morgen Catherine Muenzer Margaret Murray Jaan Norts Patricia Nagle Suzanne Nagle Mary Lou OConnor Nancy Ollivier Dolores Pallinger Constance Pohl Colleen Przymierslci Betty Sattler Joanne Saxer Nora Sheehan Mary C. Simons Carmen Skeels Mary Stapleton Rita Stein Patricia Swindeman Ann Wasserman Nancy Wilhelm THE SCROLL The Sophomores .... - Margaret Hancock,.Margie Morton, Frances Metty, Suz:n:1e Hartnett. Presidents ,,,, ..,. . . ,.... .... M argie Morton Vice-President .....,.... Frances Metty Secretary . ...,...., ,Margaret Hancock Treasurer ...,..,..., Suzanne Hartnett And now the stage is set for a great Sophomore l948-49 pageant. The director, Margie Morton, and assistant director, Frances Metty, launch the first scene, namely, the breakfast in Urban Hall on St. Ursula's Day. The blue and gold streamers, the tables in symmetrical rows, gaily decorated, the magnificent speakers' table, the long lines of white- uniformed girls, the laughter, applause, and hearty appetites-all testified to a complete and blessed Feast Day. The second scene, under special management of Sue Hartnett and Margaret Hancock, treasurer and secretary, respectively, was the Chapel Ceremony in November, when all students were consecrated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, and the Freshmen enrolled in the Apostleship of Prayer. The Messenger of the Sacred Heart drive opened at this time, an activity which proved bigger and better than in former years. The January scenewas an educational one. Book displays, craft work, art, and sew- ing contributed toward the exhibits which could be viewed in corridors and class-rooms- all dealing with the English novel, Silas Marner, which was studied by the Sophomores during the second scholastic quarter. February's scene kept us mission-minded. A movie The Story of the Vatican, was viewed by the student body after each one had contributed to a fast-moving crew of Sopho- mores, a donation for the 'foreign missions. THE SCROLL 27 Mary Anton Suzanne Anton Betty Anistik Dorothy Atkinson Margot Boaden Nancy Bodette Geraldine Cappelletty Betty Ca rbin Nancy Carroll Patricia Daly Betty Dansack Ann DeShetler Constance Dobbs Georgena Giovannucci Alice Fosnight Eleanor Fuerst Jeanne Garvin Catherine Fitzgerald Norma Golembiewski Shirley Gorham Noreen Graham Ruth Hart Carol Hawkins Justine Hill Patricia Hill Beverly Houk Patricia Jacob Ann Jankowski l I THE SCROLL Mary A. Jarzynski Joan Kaszynski Mary L. Kauffman Hildegarde Keil Eileen Keogh Mary Ann Kiefer Rosemary Kline Dolores Kreinbrink Mary Leahy Bernadette Lesinszki Eleanor Makley Patricia Mariner Joan Matzinger Darlene Mikol Bonnie Murphy Heather McAfee Ann McAuley Anne McCarthy Ann McCue Ann O'Connor Mary Osgood Mary L. Parker Catherine Pickett Donna Prottengeier Andrea Raber Christine Redrup Joanne Rerucha Shirley Rominski THE SCROLL Linda J. Sattler Patsy Ruth Shock Yvonne Shutt Coletta Strohmeier Mary Sturniolo Theresa Swo rtz Regina Tank Margaret Waggoner Dolores Wassinger Betty Wonde'rly Lois Wuest Theresa Zawodny Ann Zeiler Carol Zolg THE SCROLL The Freshmen . . . . Carol Wnrnement, Jane Bruss, Mary Anne Coyle, Ellen Quinn. President e.,,. e.., ,......... J a ne Bruss Vice-President ,ee,ee Carol Warnement Secretary .., nH...... Mary Anne Coyle Treasurer ..eee.,..., Ellen Quinn The Freshmen started their sight-seeing tour of St. Ursula's Academy with eighty-five energetic passengers-the kind of girls who don't wait for the bus to start but start it them- selves, even if they have to push it. So motorman Jane Bruss, with the help of ticket col- lector, Carol Warnement had to get out and round up the passengers. As the latter piled in, Ellen Quinn stood eagerly counting noses and the coins being dropped into the box. Once we were on the bus, Mary Anne Coyle called out the stops. The first stop, of course, was the Freshmen initiation. This stop found us in all-together different costumes-too horrible to mention-which the honorable Sophomores made us wear. One thing is certain: you can tell where their thoughts were. Despite our suffering, however, we had to address our persecutors as honorable sophomores. But really we all enjoyed it, because there'S something about a sophomore that makes a freshman like and respect her. THE SCROLL 31 Carol Anderson Bonnie Jean Angevine Carole Badger Jeannine Benndort Mary Margaret Blanchard Elizabeth Ann Boltz Charlotte Bowman Suzanne Brunner Anastasia Carlos Joanne Clement Nancy Coghlin Suzanne Cole Polly Jo Collins Mary Lou Comes Judith Corrigan Clara Cotruvo Teresa Cunningham Sue Czarneclai Barbara Dederman Catherine Dennis Anne Dillon Nancy Donohue Mary Ann Dresch Lois Druke Carlene Fitsko Betty Ann Fitz Delores Galant. Nancy Gelsleichter THE SCROLL THE SCROLL Betty Giles Dorothy Helfrich Joan Hill Margot Hopp Anna Mary Hrycyk Carol Huffmon Moira Hurley Sally Husted Mary Ellen Johnson Barbara Kaltenbach Mary Keenan Barbara Keller Patricia Kneese Helen Kovacs ' Mary Ann Lang Joan LaPointe Virginia Lenhart Patricia Lynch Donna Michaelson Patricia Minarcin Patricia Moran Mary Sue Myers Bridget McCartney .loan McCullough Jeanne Nagle Ann Openlander Mary O'Shea Angela Piazza Sharon Reclcer Patricia Reilly Rita Rezy Marcia Rinehart Natalie Roge Renee Roscoe V Rosemary Schindler Margie Schnapp Alberta Scott Helen Shondell Sheron Simonds Joanne Soncha Marilyn Trotzier Joan Tyburski Barbara Wagner Judy Waite Patricia Walsh , Virginia Warnke l Mary Elizabeth Westmeyer l Jessica Witker After we recovered from our humiliation, we found ourselves in Urban Hall, as the guests .of the Sophomores on St. Ursula's Day. At this time we were enrolled in the Student League, and the Apostleship of Prayer. We all piled into the bus lin our regular uniforms by nowl and didn't stop again until we had our annual Christmas party for the Faculty and classmates. After much hurrying and worrying, everything turned out wonderfully well, especially the food. Our next stop was a tea for our mothers. We worked and slaved, planning the food and entertainment. Not the decorating, however, because Mary Manse girls left their beautiful Valentine Dance decorations for us to use. All in all the Mothers' Tea was a gratifying success. Our Mission Project was next on the list. This time, an operetta entitled Bits of the Old South' based on the life of Stephen Foster, went over big in spite of inadequate time to practice. Pre-Freshman Day found us repeating our operetta for over four hundred eighth grade girls from parochial schools. 34 THE SCROLL The Spiritual Council St. Ursulafs Day .... The girls of St. Ursula's, twice a year, participate in the Student League meetings, which are held on the feast ot their patroness, St. Ursula, October twenty-first, and the feast of the Foundress of the Ursuline Order, St. Angela, May thirty-tirst. 56 S At the semiannual meeting ot the Student League, repre- sentatives ot the various activ- ities gave reports on the work outlined for the year and the plans for accomplishing it. Preceding the assemblies, the girls attended Mass and received H ol y Communion, after which they brealctasted in Urban Hall as the special guests of the Faculty. The Sophomore Class was in charge. I? THE SCROLL Ms: A Eg 'f ' EW... 'fwfi , , . ,H . :..: .i W -at .K I ff.: S , . . A . ' ...,-. - fl . 2. 2. A mX,,.1xn Gig K 5' K ,, we .6 N M f L f Q. y , ,. f-. Z ...:, X W., ...WH E we B X , .W , , W Qggw, fa 5 -' wi aes- 1,.,rt:,- 2 1 Yftf . A -S Y., H N HN. M ,, -M. .f E ..,.:. L... .Win 1 V .1 ff ' ,. ' ? 2 K 5 W 1 'X ww . u. , Z . QR' .N M i 4 2 Q ..' -'n 1, N .L , THE SCROLL ai in 1 . ,,:m,N nz , ,M ,Q ff. .He - A M 4' Fig, ji- ., , 4 sw., Q as t - -'mas HW fwitm.-nfs ,ge K' ., 2 3 5 gf 'W Q a , ss .. .. A X giwii .4 R, . 5 W, is s if . il wa Ya Q it? E . 5 4. 5 1 5, ,- Q L ' gf 'n sam ills- . Su if nm wif? A -'Q dw ' his W E nv K I - V:-.Ll xx. . . I 4' . -1- -5...:.,.,.5.5 ,. . ,. X ,-- Agg i V N U ' Y H I ,. - : . :gil H ,- v A Qi' a is I 1 Y 4ij'?x 5 .. V: .54 . QU!-.2541 . , .4 M . , 53 5' f .Yi . ...Va lg . gh ,4i.,,..a4' ., x'ggiJ55ii2? g I , ., Y: - -is . ' 3 all ...sf T1 Q P .. M V - ' . . F . 4 t 4 N ,VF F -I ' xii-,T i . Z. - Q 5, -VM.-tl,-..,..g.Ng ' - A .K . - - , X - inf? S . , Q . -,-1. :I .Q . -' 53 -,E uqugxxge ' 1 , V' 1. ' Q . . .,..Z if .. Q si ' X.. , . I. if b X H :viii rf? We -. S gg - , Yu?- . gsws i f igigb x v X ' QW' . Q.:-'-V: gg :xi K ' T f' -Sffifr 9 . M Zi 'sxf'if, I' X ns, a' f ,M wfffi .. .. ',. l 'fqgf' M uw e. .- wi Q. ..,.,. - . gc Q The Speakers is ff. 0 The Guests o The Committee 37 -.13 L Eucharistic The Committee this year was a fresh- man responsibility. Effort was made to encourage frequent Communion by initiat- ing the Perpetual Communion in which the girls pledged to receive on certain days, thus keeping an unbroken chain of Ursu- line Communions through the entire year. Apostleship of Prayer This Committee had charge of distri- buting the leaflets containing the monthly intention of Our Holy Father, and con- ducted the subscription drive for the Sacred Heart Messenger . St. Ursula Academy netted the highest number of subscriptions received from a single source, according to the Jesuit moderator of the Sacred Heart League. TOP: Ann Martin, Anna Mary Hrycyk, Nancy Wilhelm, Dolores Kreinbrink, Mary Wuesf, Barbara Wagner, Patricia Brady. Theresa Swartz, Theresa Zawodny, Carol Finn, Rita Maier, Lois Wuest. SEATED: Mary Ellen Johnson, Doris Hauprichk. f.-ff M V' C ,- t 1 1 Mk M W 7, -97' 44,0 J'0g.,,'NQ, Q e 84-o Sr bc 00 'Q lolzffe epliyfofffy H00 MQO64' 9110 Slfri. '90, J04 Co c6, on If ef nfl: oh, IWYQ, Us-ly ogglohgmlh egardhsffl' e . , o e1- de,.41'c-1, keg Qu, ' 41 fe, Gel . 6 D ' 0 ' so 3 o 9 4,: n,Z 1:4 T4-gffyhw ores go ' 00 c SL '6 P of Mary 'L Mojave ,314 ,Y . . . fig G1 9411, aff Functioning quietly, the members hold 4',,,o'v.,,,4. f4, 'o,,,, their weekly meetings, visit the sick in e'50f,4.1,, ' 53,2 -4,0 hospitals, aid in the sacristry work in the ' Shbe Q 2. so parish churches and the convent chapel, 6774 l nf s'b4, and collect and distribute religious mag- 4101-,, ' 'Va,,c41,,, azines. 401, C ' 602 40 one effq Our Lady? Committee Our Lady's Committee, under the special patronage this year of Our Lady ot Fatima, added a new project to its roster: the perpetual rosary. The Committee conducted the Queen's Work drive for subscriptions, kept the pamphlet rack supplied, presented a special assembly in honor ot Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception, and recited the Little Office during the month of May. ' Delegates Convention STANDING: Eileen Keogh, Ann Corbett, Joan Kwapich, Dolores Pallinger, Mary Ellen Barry, Mary Louise Keil, Dolores Kreinbrink, Alice Bevington, Janet Flood, Mary Leahy. SEATED: Mary Ann Kiefer, Angela Miller, Patricia Klein, Theresa Makley. STANDING: Shirley Gorham, Nancy Donahue, Joan McCullough, Patricia Swindeman. SEATED: Sue Brunner, Theresa Swartz, Theresa Carroll, Bonnie Johnson, Joanne Norts, Natalie Rage. First in the city and only four notches away from being first in the diocese, SUA girls showed their traditional mission spirit, as each class made plans to raise funds to cover the required two-dollar per capita quota. The Seniors sponsored a dance in November, the Sophomores, a movie ot the Vatican in February, and the Freshmen supplied everyone an enjoyable afternoon with the presentation of their operetta, a Stephen Foster idyll. The Juniors climaxed a successful year with an all-school carnival in May. ln the summer of l948 sixteen girls represented St. Ursula's at the CSMC convention held at Notre Dame University. 40 THE SCROLL The Bishop? Lecture .... Eileen Keogh, Joan McNerney, Terrie Gladieux, Bishop Alter, Patricia Brady, Patricia Lynch. During the past year, the Most Reverend Bishop was a guest speaker on the Mary Manse-St. Ursula lecture series. The Bishop sketched in interesting detail the progress of his sojourn in South America. Most of the six weeks' visit was spent in Brazil, the physical scenery of which the Bishop gave a graphic account. The subject-matter of the talk con- cerned the geographical, economic, social, intellectual, and religious life of our good neighbors . ' It was the first time the Most Reverend Bishop appeared before the St. Ursula Academy student body, other than when he presides at the Commencement exercises. The Retreat On February twenty-third, twenty-fourth and twenty'fifth, the girls of St. Ursula's carried the ball in an attempt to strike a closer union with God in the form of a retreat. Father Flick, the captain of the team, outlined the plan of defense in his inspiring lectures. Points were scored by the many graces received from daily Mass and Communion. 'Spare moments were spent in private prayers of thanksgiving and petition and recita- tion of the rosary, paying special tribute to the Blessed Virgin, our patroness in this retreat. It would be impossible for anyone to forget this three-day retreat, climaxed by the inspiring Consecration to Our Blessed Lady. The Seniors especially will keep it stamped on their hearts since it may be the last retreat for many of them. The graces gained and the spiritual knowledge given them by Father Flick will remain with them, guiding them along whatever path of life they may Rev. John Flick, C.SS.R. choose. THE SCROLL 41 May Crowning is 'v--1' QV ',4TZ?gQ,?' 'il Mary Louise Keil, Kathleen Reno, Nancy Periuft, Rose Marie Haas, Patricia Brady. Mary Ellen Barry, Rita Maier, Joan Sorosiak. H A I L V I R G I N D E A R E S T M A R Y THE SCROLL T he Activities T he Scroll .... We Joan Sorosiak Ba rba ra Floyd Upholding the tradition of the past two years, the l949 Senior Class of St. Ursula's has again presented the Scroll in yearbook form. This year something new has been added. The leather-bound annual has been personalized by the engravure of the Ursuline girl on the cover. The zest which was evident in all activities also prevailed in the patron drive at Sep- tember, which surpassed all previous records. lt has been the aim ot the staff to make the Scroll a larger and more complete edition, a tew novelties having been added. The staff hopes that it will be received as enthusiastic- ally as it was created. Connie Feak, Ruth Dobrzykowski, Rita Maier, Mary Louise Keil, .lo Ann Langenderfer. 'W'-,Ml r gf, 'K he if 'v .24 .-........, M. 931 ws 1 0 1 , .Q gsegffgg .. A , Mk Kimi iffif my w E . 5 JIM' v V05 avi? is X T he Ursuline .... Polly Hartmann Patricia Ryan ln its fourth year of publication, THE URSULINE, a monthly, was published by the Senior Class. As a school newspaper it served its readers with the latest school, diocesan, and com- munity news, and at the same time offered opportunity for written expression, not only to staff members, but to ambitious underclassmen interested in authoring. With a circulation of seven hundred, it has rated high honors with both the Catholic School Press Association and the National Scholastic Press Association. The editing is entirely an extracurricular activity. The Quill and Scroll, international honor society for high school journalists, was estab- lished at St. Ursula's in l9-48 with the induction of ten members. Each year new members are received. ASSO . Guyfo Clote E ' 1 R- dir :fa Coon gr xx Petri t lcia R Cla B Yon, Polly 'im' Nannene S 'Donn J in-,Oni ' can Mc S' Mar Neflle y Cath ' Y. aflllg JXP Xe'---'N ,pf 2' A' USIFIGSS Kathleen Reno Connie Floyd Marjorie Walsh Clare Mamon Carol Fmn, Barbara e OI l'eI'S Marilyn Callow Elleen Hoban Nancy Perlatl' Joyce Hurley Jane Grady Joan Mahoney 'lz Joyce Bernath, Ann Cor- Regular nightingales, the well-trained Seniors met on Mondays and Wednesdays to form a coalition with the Ju n io r s in throwing their hearts at the sky. The favorite of the Seniors was God ot All Nature , as it is the traditional grand ti- nale of the Glee Club when it is sung at the commencement. Glee ROW 1: Angela Miller, Nancy Periatt, Virginia Tighe, Jeanette Sattler: ROW 2: Kathleen Reno, Joan McNerney, Patricia Ryan. ROW 3: Marjorie Walsh, Alma Murtogh, Maryf Marryott: ROW 4: Barbara Neidhardt, Mary Wuest, Leona Ozancing ROW 5: Nancy Schenk, Nannette Simanis, Mary Pilkington, Joan Sorosiak. ROW l: Patricia Klein, Clare Manion, Dorothy Liebherr: ROW 2: Joan Mahoney, Jo Ann Lang- enderfer, Rita Maier, Mary Cath- arine Guytong ROW 3: Polly Hartmann, Rosemarie Haas, Joan Kwapichg ROW 4: Charlotte Less, Joanne Haas, Mary Louise Keil, Sue Horvath: ROW 5: Evelyn Haack, Rose Marie Hackl, Joyce Hurley, Eileen Hoban. betty ROW 2: Rita Coon, Barbara Floyd, Therese Carroll, ROW 3: Jane Grady, Carol Finn, Marilyn Callow: ROW 4: Connie Floyd, Beatrice Bruen, Patricia Brady: ROW 5: Connie Feak, Barbara Danford, R u t h Dobrzykowskip ROW 6: Alice Bevington, Mary Ellen Barry, Terrie Gladieux. Club ROW 'l: Jean A. Kubicki, Renee ,Lupicag ROW 2: Kathleen Lahey, Catherine Muenzer, Ann Martin, ROW 3: Mary Louise Maier, Marilynne James, Dolores Crofoot: ROW 4: Margaret Murray, Sue Nagle, Martha Morgen, Joan Mc- Carthy: ROW 5: Mary Lu Lutz, Beatrice Miles, Jeanne Manley, Anne Michaelson. ROW 'l: Nora Sheehan, Carmen Skeels, Ann Wasserman: ROW 2: Mary C. Simons, Joan Norts, Mary Stapleton: ROW 3: Carol Suder, Rita Stein, Patricia Swinde- man, Constance Pohl: ROW 4: Nancy Ollivier,, Joanne Saxer: ROW 5: Betty Sattler, Barbara Schaedel, Nancy Wilhelm, Colleen Przymierski. ROW l: Helen Ankenbrandt, Betty Beins, Alyce Glowackip ROW 2: Carole Gifford, Mary Ann Green, Laura Hanus, Betty Hall, ROW 3: Mary Ellen Dillon, Grace Frank, Bonnie Johnson, ROW 4: Caroline Husted, Eileen Dooley, Corinne Hoffman: ROW 5: Colleen Brack- en, Joan Finn, Mary Ann Graham, ROW 6: Doris Haupricht, Joan Ducey. The Juniors in Lavender Blue and Buttons and Bows began tuning their voice boxes every Monday and Wednes- day. Many had the desire to develop their singing voices in anticipation ot charming the acoustics on the night of the Seniors' commencement exercises. 'QF' T he Orchestra . . . . . gil rs: K w as 5' TOP: Theresa Swartz: Joan Hill Leona Ozancin, Sue Horvath. BACK ROW: Shirley Rominski, Dorothy Atkinson, Joan Kaszynski, Nancy Gelsleichter, Betty Beins. BASS: Dolores Pallinger, Jane Bruss. 50 3 -H1 2 ! s ll Kathleen Lahey, Suzanne Hort- nett, Accompanist. 0 ' Malceth ' Mine . Music THE SCROLL The orchestra, which includes representatives from all the classes, is one of the most cherished organizations on the campus. That it may continue to be so, Sister Jeanne Marie, directress, gave freshman members special coaching to prepare them to till the vacancies left by the seniors at graduation. The orchestra's initial public appearance was made at the Christmas program, when they presented a medley ot Christmas carols. Contributing several selections for the senior ' class play, the orchestra provided the mood music tor the listening pleasure ot the two-night audiences. TOP: Patricia Walsh, Margaret Hancock, H e a t h e r McAfee, Yvonne Shutt, Ruth Hart, Mary Louise Hancock, Evelyn Haack. CIRCLE: Mary Elizabeth West- meyer, Betty Giles, J o a n n e Clement. BELOW: Angela Miller, Delores Galant, Mary C. Stoepler, Dorothy Helfrich, Mary Keenan, Barbara Kaltenbach. l, N. ' ' - 55163. What do you think of that?'9 Neighbor Girls HHe,s a 'very astute gl3llll6ll1fll1,, 'Oh, Father. by W. Ellis Jones April 22, 23 Mrs. Helen Baynard ..,,22,A,. Eileen l-loban Charlotte King .,2.........,.,,,.,.,. Jane Grady Annette Baynard ......,.e,,,e. Barbara Floyd Elizabeth Baynard--- .... Terrie Gladieux Lucile Baynard. ....,ee,.e.. .E ...... Sandra West Rebecca Baynard ...., e..,., J anice Ueberroth Adelaide Rogers. .,.,.... , ,e.... Joan Sorosiak Mrs. Warren Austin s,.s.,. ss,, . Joanne Haas Sarah Kincaid ....,,.s.,.. Barbara Neidhardt Grace Patterson ,,....,,....,,., Kathleen Reno Theodora ...... .A ....,..s,, . ...,s... Joan Kwapich William Baynard ....s .s.Father fwho never appeared? Gflusl The Wlllyf You Loolr Tonight Poor Father. Somebody's hand was always in his pocket. lt it wasn't para- sitic cousin Rebecca, it was one ot his spoiled daughters. So Father decided to do something about this. In the rnidst of family serenity burst the news of Father's plans to leave his presidency at the bank tor a small-salaried job in an Iowa college. What a blow to the girls' expense accounts! They gave up their fantastic ideas and settled down to being real women. But the biggest surprise to everyone was that Father hadn't really planned to leave at all. He said he had circulated the rumor tor business reasons. ':Father's sim nl ffnne rraz D . Buttons mul B owsv l TOP-Standing: Teresa Cunningham, Judy W a i t e, Anna Mary Hrycyk: Seated: Nancy Gelsleicl-iter, Anne Mc- Carthy, Darlene Mikol, Mary Ellen Johnson: Kneeling: Eileen Hoban. B ELOW - Standing: Andrea Raber, Margot Boaden, Bonnie Ange- vine, .loan Kwapich, Pa- tricia Klein, Betty Sat- tler, Moira Hurley: Seated: Alberta Scott, Joyce Hurley, Barbara Dederman, Marcia Rine- hart, Natalie Roge. o 'The Shepherdess of Lourdes' ln honor of the feast day of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, the patron saint of Mother Superior, the Dramatic Art Club presented a playlet, The Shepherdess of Lourdes. The story was that of St. Bernadette of Lourdes, a simple peasant girl who had a vision of our Lady at a grotto in the woods. But alas, no one believed the poor child, her mother, sisters, and friends thought she was dreaming. The story travels and reaches a blind daughter of a wealthy woman who has lost her faith. The blind girl had heard of many handicaps overcome by visiting the grotto at Lourdes and touching the water in the nearby stream. The girl visits the grotto, prays not only that her sight be restored, but also that as a consequence, her mother's faith be restored, which all comes to pass. 54 THE SCROLL 'Q J 'B 1 Y... ., ww '33 'R xx. ,q Y' M, 2 N X, ,L 'F uw? 253 'Q' 'Q A b ,.A ,. hQ .fa 53 Wfwfq i 't fx K ,.,.,., ,.,.,,: fi 'K WNY ..., -AJ. n:,.:rfE'T. ,LL , ,,x , , , 3 LETS if L v gym mfsiz 254.-1: ,ig www A A 1 1 l ' J Qkm img. . A 1 A 71' V '6 .:2-f:i2:1I :' : N . br' -, ' . Q1 .ZA , T Af 4. ,. K af?? ' f we Taking it out on the tree Jeanne Manley F reshies F rolic Mary Blanchard, Renee Roscoe, Barbara Keller, Jeanne Nagle, Sharon Recker, Catherine Dennis, SEATED: Marilyn Trotzier, Judy Corrigan, Mary Sue Myers. 56 THE SCROLL M Q: TOP: Jessica Witker, Sue'Brunner, Mary Blanchard, Natalie Roge, Dorothy Helfrich, Donna Michaelson, Mary J. Kulka, Rita Rezy, Moira Hurley: CIRCLE: Rosemary Schindler, Helen Shondellg BOTTOM: Joan Mc- Carthy, Barbara Schaedel, Anne Michaelson, Carol Suder, Mary Lou Comes, Joan LaPointe. 3 Who feels like walking? 9 Those clanny Junior officers! . Leaves - but not in books THE SCROLL 57 arden of Memories ,A VL 25 . A ., -. l ' l l i i i ff ' f e l 'I Q l 2 l v- V '5 f' 41,1 Hostesses and Escorts Come into our garden so entrancing, sang our spritely Juniors, upon the eighteenth of April in forty- nine, as swirling-skirted maidens were gallantly es- - corted to the most spectacular annual event . . . the Junior-Senior Prom. The Garden of Memories was alive with splashes of color, as dancing feet glided past dog- wood blossoms and picturesque patio. Adding a final touch of perfection was the Grotto, from which Our Blessed Lady smiled on her fralicking children. . Time Out r i X THE SCROLL FW -'.-znv- ---f Q Marching Grand-ly Q Senior Officers and Escorts Q Refreshing Pause THE SCROLL 59 Physical Education .... Ann Zeiler, Patricia Jacob, Patricia Mariner, Joan McCullough, Ellen Quinn, Sue Horvath, Marilyn Callow, Angela Miller, Dorothy Liebherr. Sports! Sports! Everywhere sports. This season the activity in the athletic tield took a leap to wider horizons. The gym classes, compulsory tor the freshmen and sophomores only, were not deserted, however, by the upperclassmen. Basketball is the most popular sport on the campus. The whole school turns out tor tryouts in the tournament held in the spring. The stars of each class put their best toot forward to seek that ever-satisfying title of Champion . Bowling attracts many. Exclusive of a few sore thumbs and a disagreement or two, as to who will set up the pins, this sport is enjoyed by the experts. Table tennis, the pro's and con's ot which are being discussed by the champions above, appeals to a few stars. Badminton can be fun, especially if you have a beautiful campus as we have here to play on. 60 THE SCROLL Tennis is populor on compus os well os off. A few senior girls Took horm- ors in the city lost seo- son. Horseback riding hos brought o champion to the schoolg N o ri c y Schenk, winning honors in the City Meet. THE SCROLL TOP: Anne Dillon, Sue Czar- necki, Polly Jo Collins, Joan Tyburski: MIDDLE: Carol Huffmon, Pa- tricia Walsh, Rosemarie Kline: BOTTOM: Joyce Hurley. 61 Nancy Schenk ' 33 y gdxfw 'sd 3 :24 455: A ffm ,A Ag M, . :.:.. ,., , ,,.f'ff'-w x., 2 ff l: W A--1,3 , K f , mg , I F gig Y :EE 4 N A, B iss -5. Img W ,B , .::: .g .... K ,y . gm 5:5 W , qi P -, M ii F522 1 5 fs MK in 'im Q gas J, A 'sm HN' B Q F T B Engl S in as 3 , 5g if .52 5, K-If 1-ENE N T g. 1 A Q 7 2 3 5 Q Z gt B s W' 8 M 53,5 . K ' it 5 Q g'Fff?lEii15?2m F E y 'S ,kg X33 :gig -V gf, ' ., - if pg, ,S R ' ' K gi in Q W 1 1 W e ai , :.:,,::: ..: ' 3' W fl 44 Q ,' . 1 Q is 5 E -11,3 1 I x hs dum in X x UL How do you do it? 64 ,,f-QMMZ1 V I. ,T This a-way THE SCROLL The Classes Patricia Moran, Rita Maier, Mrs. Helen Campbell, Hildegard Keil, Margaret Murray. Patricia Ryan, Mary Ellen Dillon, Father Murphy, Bonnie Murphy, Mary Ann Coyle. Religion .... Ursuline girls heeded the plea ot alumna, Mrs. Helen Campbell, in her Let- ters-to-l-lollywood crusade for the purpose of stimulating movie producers in filming the Lite of Christ. Numerous letters written by the girls were sent to Hollywood and answers were received from several ot the studios, prom- 66 ising to give the matter consideration. The auditorium was very busy every day from ten to ten forty-tive, when Father Murphy held his religion court. Seniors and Juniors received instruction on Tues- day and Thursday and the underclassmen, on Wednesday and Friday. Classes held in the homeroom on alternating days sup- plemented the course. THE SCROLL English .... English, which is a required course, is an integrated program consisting ot the study and application ot the rules ot gram- mar, exercise in written and oral expres- sion, and English and American literature. Journalism is taught for six weeks in the senior English classes. Classes in dramat- ics are elective. The course of study tor each year in- cludes the reading ot at least one full- length drama, a classical novel, essay and biographical selections, and narrative and Suzanne Anton, Justine Hill, Chris- tine Reclrup, Mary Ann Jarzynski. BELOW: Joan Mahoney, Terrie Glcdieux, Nannette Simonis, Joan McNerney, Rose Marie Huckl, Con nie Floyd. lyric poetry. To aid the student to a com- prehensive appreciation of these composi- tions, records are used and movie shorts are viewed. After a step-by-step instruction into the methods at research, the Juniors are required to write an essay on any subject ot their choice. After completing their study of Journalism, the Seniors publish both the Scroll and the Ursuline, with vol- unteer contributions from the underclass- men. M-WNW, TOP: Ann Corbett, Virginia Tighe, Rita Coon, Carol Finn, Mary Wuest. MIDDLE: Anatasia Carlos, Betty Giles, Mary Lou Comes, Patricia Walsh: SEATED: Jeannine Benndorf, Nancy Coghlin, Helen Kovacs. BOTTOM: Betty Carbin, Justine Hill, Dorothy Atkinson, Suzanne Anton. 68 History . . One of the first requi- sites for intelligent Amer- ican citizenship is a knowledge of the laws and principles of the most authentic documents: the Constitution of the United States and the Declaration of Independ- ence. After a thorough study of these tenets of our political faith, the American History classes made the booklets which the girls in the picture are examining. Students of these classes also placed en- tries in the several essay contests conducted by various local organiza- tions. Projects such as this bring the Ancient History classes up to date. Here the girls are examining dolls which one member of the class received di- rectly from the Cradle of Culture, G r e e c e and Ro m e. The dolls are d r e s s e d in costumes peculiar to the respective provinces fr o m which they came. ln the Modern History classes much attention was given to study of the arts of the Renaissance Period. Papers were writ- ten on the lives and works of the maste r painters and replicas of their paintings exhibited. Besides the f a c t u al knowledge thus gained, the student learns to ap- preciate the heritage be- queathed society by these g r e a t benefactors to modern culture. THE SCROLL TOP: Patricia Daly, Suzanne Anton, Patricia Jacob, Ann De Shetler: RIGHT: Berna- dette Lisynski, Mary Parker, Patricia Hill, Betty Dansack: STANDING: Catherine Pickett, Connie Dobbs, Mary Osgood. BOTTOM: Joanne Haas, Mary Ann Graham, Jeanne Manley, Colleen Bracken, Carmen Skeels, Helen An- kenbrandt. Citizenship As the preface to the textbook states: ' The pur pose of the course is to assist young people in gain- ing a wider knowledge of themselves and the oc- cupational and economic life of their communities in order that they may be able to choose their vo- cations wisely and in keeping with Christian prin- ciples. Economics .... The study of Economics should constitute a vital factor in the education of youth. Its primary purpose is to train future citizens to live in society as active and progressive mem- bers. Through it one learns to participate fully in matters all citizens are certain to meet. Through a special study of the great Encyclicols, the student learns to think clearly concern- ing the American way of life in its many aspects: political, social, economic, cultural, and religious. THE SCROLL 69 Languages .... Sully Husted, Carol Anderson, Mary Ann Dreschp Seated: der, Theresa Cunningham. Mary Stapleton, Mary C. Simons, Betty Sattler, Margaret Murray, Ann Martin, Mary L. Maier, Corrine Hoffman, Mary Lu Lutz converse in Latin. The study of Latin is very interesting as well as educational. Besides learning to translate sentences the student reads the works of Caesar, Cicero, and Virgil. There is such a close relation between English and Latin vocabulary that all classes enrolled, at one time or another, step on familiar ground. Grammar and vocabulary study constitute the bulk of the beginner's course. This is a necessary preparation for the study of the Latin 70 Joanne Saxer, Joan Finn, Bar- bara Neidharclt, Joyce Hurley, Dorothy Liebherr. classics which will follow in the third and fourth years. Because there are so few girls brave enough to study Spanish and French, the classes are enjoyed all the more, since each girl receives more individual attention, which is always beneficial in a language. The course includes an intensive study not only of the principles of grammar and translation, but also the history, dress, and customs of Spanish senoritas and French mademoiselles. THE SCROLL Carole Badger, Ann Openlan- Virginia Warnke, Patricia Lynch, Margie, Schnapp, Helen Shondell. Mathematics .... ls it a bird? ls it a plane? Is it Super- man? No, it is a theorem which the Soph- omores geometry classes are trying to prove. Day by day, with plodding persever- ance, the girls logically seek their way through the complicated maze of circles, triangles, and quadrilaterals which lead to advanced mathematics. Those who take their math seriously find satisfaction in the advanced classes in which intermediate algebra and solid geometry supply the necessary mental dis- cipline tor the prospective math major with college ambitions. X equals what? Who can solve this problem? The Freshmen, at course. They start their first year introduction to math with a course in algebra. The many ben- etits to be derived from the study ot alge- bra are tor the most part obvious, but chief among them is the exercise in logical reasoning. TOP: Andrea Raber, Norma Golembiewski, Eleanor Fuerstg ROW 2: Eleanor Makley, Mary Osgood, Mary Lou Kauffman: STANDING: Eileen Keogh. Home EC .... fi Top: Joan Rerucha, Noreen Graham, Ann 0'Connor. Middle: Betty Anistik, Betty Wonderly, Patricia Nagle, Bev- erly Houk. Bottom: Joanne Soncha, Mary Ann Long, Barbara Wagner, Betty Fitz. The Home Economics classes budget their time to include the study of foods, home management, and the basic principles of sewing. A special course in nutrition gave the girls the necessary knowledge of food values in order to plan their meals so as to derive a well-balanced diet. Planning and serving a meal or tea for special guests was also part ot the course. 72 THE SCROLL Science fi! Plant, animal, and human lite through their various stages of development consti- tuted the subject-matter of the biology course. This year the girls made milkweek baby blankets, bird houses, and THE SCROLL ,gag recipe books. The science classes are open to Juniors and Seniors. Top: Bonnie Johnson, Rita Stein, Catherine Muenzer. Middle: Joan Sorosiak, Carol Suder, Joanne Saxer, Bonnie Johnson, Theresa Mokley, Nara Sheehan. linger. The chemistry course pro vides the student with the fun damentals of organic and in lar subject. 73 Bottom: Mary Louise Hancock, Mary Anne Green, Betty Beins, Nancy Ollivier, Sue Nagle, Beatrice Miles, Dolores Pal- organic matter. Formulas equations, experiments - all consumed the bulk of the chemistry time allotment. The weekly movie, portraying the practical application of the principles learned, contributed much to making this a popu Art .... 1' '- Top: Laura Hanus, Martha Morgen, Connie Feak, Patricia Swindeman, Ruth Dobrzykow- ski. Bottom: Yvonne Shutt, Alyce Glowacki, Carole Badger, Judy Waite, Mary Lou Kauffman, Miss Leona Pauken, Mary ie if Louise Maier. if Lg' :U ' ,rt 55 -Q. The art classes have completed a very successful year. The Freshmen studied the fundamental elements of art and proceeded into the phases of still lite with chalk and char- coal. The Sophomores went in for free-brush design and water colorg while the Juniors specialized in figure-drawing and heads. To prepare the Seniors who plan art as a career, Miss Leona Pauken, instructor, gave special attention to the problems of commercial art which arise in the business world. The activities ot the year included periodical exhibits and a spring assembly, the prin- cipal feature of which was Cinderella , a puppet show. During class play time the services ot the school's artists were enlisted in the making ot posters and the painting of scenery. 74 THE SCROLL Commercial Our future office workers have attained a high degree of accuracy neatness and sense of organization from their filing project No need for some lucky office manager to lose his good disposition when these girls are at work Special preparation is the keynote to success. That is why we are practicing so dili- gently to attain speed with accuracy in typing. Seventy words a minute is our goal. There are no traffic laws or red lights to limit speed here. Transcription from shorthand is also part of the course. Top: Kathleen Reno, Marjorie Walsh, Janice Ueberroth, Rose Marie Hackl. Bottom: Mary Ellen Barry, Nancy Periatt, Clare Manion, Barbara D a n f o r d, Joyce Bernafh. THE SCROLL Mary Pilkington Music Theory Our music graduate of the year, pianist Mary Pilkington, played varied selections from Bach, Scarlatti, Beethoven, Chopin, Mendelssohn, De- bussy, and MacDowell in her recital on April first. Mary's t i n a I goal was achieved after two years ot enthusiastic participation in the music theory class, under the direction of Sister M. Francis. These classes helped the young musician to under- stand and appreciate the tech- nique and beauty of the great musical masterpieces. At frequent intervals during the year each girl entertained the group by a performance on her instrument ot specialized study. Themes dealing with subjects ot a biographical and critical nature were written after the study of the respective composers. Projects, in the form of outlines and scrapbooks, were compiled and exhibited tor the perusal of the public. . Margie Morton, Shirley Rominski, Linda Sattler, Theresa Swartz, Ann Zeiler, Kathleen Lahey. STANDING: Bonnie Murphy, Hildegard Keil, Grace Frank, Ann McCue, Jane Grady, Carol Finn, SEATED: Ann McCarthy, Darlene Mikol, Betty Sattler. Library Club .... The famous saying heard in the library is Quiet, please. This tranquil place, com- plete in itself, offers knowledge for the seeking. This year, our librarian, Sister Genevieve, added a complete new selection of novels by well-known Catholic authors to suit the tastes of all classes. Red Cross Committee .... St. Ursula Academy for many years has been most active in the Junior Red Cross Or- ganization, in which the entire student body is enrolled. Besides the formal membership, the girls participated in the various projects sponsored by the Association. At Christmas, each class prepared boxes for the little ones of Europe and other war-ravaged countries. The Home Economics classes made a special study of calories and their finished products were placed on exhibit at the city's headquarters. Barbara Danford, Betty Fitz, Margot Hopp, Mary Lou 0'Connor, Kathleen Reno, J Garvin. edhne 6 71 i 0 School Song Sl. Ursula, St. Ursula Uur own loved Gold and Blue, Aoross the years of memories Our hearts go out to you, to you. Frienflships formed are cherisllerl as years Scenes of happy rlaysg Today we sing thy praise anew, W1e'll loyal be to the Gold and Blue And our own lovefl S. U. A. St. Ursula, St. Ursula Our own loved Gold and Blue. Across the years of memories Our hearts go out to you, to you. THE SCROLL go by U7hic'h 'Phantom-y' has the gAn tlzony?' To reml or not I0 reall. 1-2-3'-'creatyv sing! Pray for us. The H iglwr-ups. 'GDoes it IziLe?,, Ha Ha, Ho Ho, He Hel, Just fooling around. 67111011 he said-tlwn I sairl-than Dad saidf' The Pepsorlent girls. Peek-a-1100. THE SCROLL Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Anlhony Anlon Mr. and Mrs. Pele Bain Franl: P. Balrer Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bargmann W. F. Harrell Shoe Slore Mr. and Mrs. David Barry Dr. and Mrs. Charles Bayer Bealras Cleaners Dr. Guy Beaseclrer Beauly Spol Dr. and Mrs. L. J. Beclzler Anna Rose Bernalh Dale Bernalh Mrs. Herma Bernalh J. J. Bevinglon J. J. Bevinglon Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Blanchard Boalfielcl Really Co. Mr. and Mrs. C. Brown Mrs. P. J. Bruen Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Brunning Calisch Cleaners Wayne Callow Mr. .and Mrs. Viclor Cappellelly Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Carroll Cenlral Cafholic High School Dr. and Mrs. Franlr Clifford Columbia Burner Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coon Mr. and Mrs. M. Corbell William J. Coyle Crescenf Curlain Laundry Dr. Thomas M. Crinnion Gerald J. Cullen Dr. and Mrs. Casimir Czarneclri Degner Dairy Mr. .and Mrs. DeSheller Mr. and Mrs. Harry Delzer, Jr. DeVeaux Drugs Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph Diefhelm A. A. Dobrzylrowslci Mr. and Mrs. Ted Donoher Mr. H. Elchen Fellrer's For Food Mr. and Mrs. William Finn The Grace Fisher Shop 80 Our Patrons Janel Flood Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Flood The Florian-Laux Insurance Co. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Floyd Freshman Class Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Fuller Wm. H. Garbe Hardware Co. Dr. E. L. Gaspari George's Cigar Slore and Grill Dr. C. F. Gebhardl Ray Gederl' Gillespie Shops Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Gladieux Good Shepherd School Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Grady Greunlre's Cafeleria Joseph M. Guylon Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Arlhur Haas John Haas Frank Haclcl Norman Harlmann Rev. James F. Hebbeler Helmer Flower Shop Dr. and Mrs. Earl Heilner Hirzel Florisl Mr. and Mrs. Frilz Hloznilc Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hood Rev. James A. Horrigan X Mr. and Dr. and Mr. and Johnny's Johnson Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. G. Horvalh Mrs. J. D. Huss Mrs. Leo Janlcowslri Shell Service Refrigeralion Mrs. Joseph Keil Mrs. Frank Keil Mrs. Mary Keil Rev. lgnalius Kelly John P. Kelly Arlhur G. Koerber George H. Lane Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Less Lewis Business Furnilure Co. Glen J. Liebherr Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Liebherr Lindel's Jewelers Lownsbury Chevrolel Co. THE SCROLL Sanio Lupica Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Luzny Mrs. James R. McAuley Dr. and Mrs. E. J. McCormick Dan H. McCullough Dr. and Mrs. E. F. McCullough Paul E. Mack Dr. E. F. Mahoney Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf Maier Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Manion Dr. E. R. Marlrer Marker Baslcei Mary Manse Alumnae Associaiion Mary Manse College Mary Manse Tea House Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Marryoif Dr. A. R. Marlin Mrs. Carl Mazzurco Mercy School of Nursing Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Miller Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Moburg Mohr Bros. Boifling Co. Moose Cul Rafe Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Morfon Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Muenzer Miss Edna Mullin Dr. James E. Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Ray Murnen. Sr. Nazarefh Hall Milifary School Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Neidhardf Louis Norion Oak Pharmacy Geo. L. Oberle Rev. Roberf V. O'Connor Our Lady of Consolafion Shrine Our Lady of Perpefual Help Mr. and Mrs. Adam Ozancin Miss Leona Pauken John J. Pedro, Cemenf Confracfor Mr. and Mrs. James Pheaff Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pillcingfon Geo. H. Roberfs Hardware THE SCROLL Patrons Dr. John L. Roberfs Mr. and Mrs. John Rominslci Rosary Caihedral School Mr. and Mrs. John Saalfield Dr. N. J. Seylsold Mr. and Mrs. George P. Schenl: Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Schoen Mrs. A. F. Schwalbe Shapero Drug Siore Mr. and Mrs. Anfhony Sorosiak Sf. Angela Merici Hall Sf. Agnes School Sf. Charles School Sf. Pa+ricl:'s School Sf. Rose School Sf. Theresa School S+. Thomas Aquinas School Si. Thomas Aquinas C.Y.O. Si. Ursula Sf. Ursula Sf. Ursula Sf. Ursula Sf. Ursula Academy Alumnae Association Bookroom Orchesfra Scholarship Ass'n. Sf. Vincen+'s School of Nursing Oscar S. Sullwold Marlref Spa rl:y's Service Dr. Reynold Tanlc John M. Tighe Toggery Shop U. S. Roofing Company Van's Lunch Vern's 8: Larry's Hi-Speed Sfaiion Mr. and Mrs. Walfer F. Vollc Wal+er's Pharmacy Mr. William Walsh Ward Arfcraff Company E. H. Wasserman Dr. Paul G. Welles Rf. Rev. Edmund Widmer Capf. and Mrs. Roy Wuesi Mr. and Mrs. Earl S. Yafes Zahnle 81 Schramm Miss Rose Zawodny Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Zerman -nn.-.1111111111111,,,,1,, HurIey's - Furniture TAILORED FOR GRAclous LIVING ' THE FINEST NAMES IN DINING ROOM AND BEDROOM FURNITURE CARPETS RUGS - 11 MAin 8296 City Park Near Dorr 11111111111 1 1 1 .- 1 1 1nn1unQe Student Register SENIORS MOVY E- BOVVY ---------,-.-----..- .-2460 Charlestown Ave. Joyce Bernath ........ Alice Bevington .,... .-..--..2247 Whitney Ave. .-.-.---4324 Willys Pkwy. POIVIUO BfC'dY -------- ------,........ 1 737 Hinsdale Road Beefrice Bruen ..7... . ......., 4024 Commonweqlfh Ave. MGVIIYN Callow -f---- ------............ . ..72O Islington St. Therese Carroll ,,,,,, W A,-- 314 Clark Sf. Rite CODY! ----------- .,....... . 2151 Dorr St. Anne Corbett .,.....,, Barbara Danford ,..,.., Ruth Dobrzykowski ..,... Constance Feak ......., Carol Finn .......,.. Janet Flood ........ Barbara Floyd-. ...,.. Constance Floyd .,.. ..,. - .- .-.---.4042 Packard Rd. .......258 Walbridge Ave. .-...1270 Fernwood Ave. ..-..-..3245 River Road -.....-.2925 Burnett Pl. 2.2.3765 Brookside Rd. ...-.1525 Craigwood Rd. ...-.3509 Woodmont Rd. Terrle Gladleux. ....... ........ 2 520 Robinwood Ave. .lane Grady. ....... ...-. Mary C. Guyton. ,.... . Evelyn Haack .,.... Joanne Haas. ,..... Rose Marie Haas... Rose Mo rie Hockl .,..... .....-..-.-.. 634 Stratford Pl. -,-....-. 53 5 Church St. .-.-.......--..-.....193 6 Price St. R.R. 2, Perrysburg, Ohio .-- ........... 1462 Milburn Ave. -.......1442 Oakmont St. Polly Hartmann ......,. ......... 4 160 Carthage Rd. Eileen l-loban ...... Sue Horvath ........ Joyce Hurley ....... Mary L. Keil ...... ..-.. .... 2904 Robinwood Ave. ---.--..-.263 8 Consaul St. .-.-..-283O Parkwood Ave. ..----..,.-....-.748 Byrne Rd. Patricia Klein ............ ....... 2 146 Charlestown Ave. Joan Kwapich .............. ........... 3 125 Lagrange St. Jo Ann Langenderfer .............. 2453 Meadowood Dr. Charlotte Less-.- .........., ...... 3 O10 Scarborough Rd. Dorothy Liebherr ...... ..... . ..--1219 Varland Ave. Joan Mahoney ...... - ............. 3304 Grimsby Rita Maier .......... Clare Manion ........ Angela Miller ........ ..--.....--4147 Eastway .. ..... 4128 Fairview Dr. , .,...,......... 622 Navarre Ave. Alma Murtagh ......, ........ 3 112 Kenwood Blvd. Joan McNerney ........... Barbara Neidha rdt .,...,. -.. Leona Ozancin ....,. Nancy Periatt ..... ..- --,....-276O Bradford Dr. .- .,.,... 1923 Alvin St. 1522 Lebanon St. Erie St. Mqry Pilkington ,,,,,,,, ,..,... 2 601 Scottwood Ave. Kathleen Rena ....... Patricia Ryan.. .... - Jeanette Sattler ..... Nancy Schenk .......... ........ Nannette Simonis ............ ---.....4539 Summit St. -..--.2505 Berdan Ave. 444 Mulberry St., Perrysburg, Ohio -2673 Letchworth Pkwy. 101-103 West Findlay St., Carey, Ohio THE SCROLL Student Register Joan Sorosiak .,.... Virginia Tighe .,...... ---.-,-.--243 Palmer St. .--..--1448 Kenyon Dr. Janice Ueberroth ....... .......... 6 55 Plflff Sf- Marjorie Walsh ...... ........ 5 65 MilfOI'1 Sf. Mary Wuest ,,,.,,,, ..,,,.,....... 7 11 Raymer Blvd. Sandra West. ....,.. ..,,...,,,. B ox 389, Woodville Rd. JUNIORS Helen Ankenbrandt. ...........,............,.... 842 White St. Betty Beins ,,..,........,., ....A.,, 4 35 Kenilworth Ave. Colleen Bracken ......., ,....,.... 1 718 Grand Ave. Dolores Crofoot ...... ....... 3 217 Glenwood Ave. Mary Ellen Dillon ..,... ............. . 55 Birckhead Pl. Eileen Dooley ,.,....,. Joan Ducey ...... Joan Finn. ,.,...,..,.. Grace Ann Frank ,,,.. --. Carole Gifford ........ Alyce Glowacki ......... --. 320 Rockingham Ave. ---....2403 Middlesex Dr. ......-.2925 Burnett Pl. ........-.519 Arcadia St. ..,....-2874 Kenwood Blvd. -.... 2667 Godda rd Rd. Mary Ann Graham... .... .,.... . 331 Poinsetta Ave. Mary Ann Green .. .... ....... 4 527 N. Haven Ave. Betty Jane Hall ....... ........,..... 4 O29 Eastway Mary L. Hancock .... .,., ............... . . .3920 Drexel Dr. Laura l-lanus. ........... ........ 1 221 Greenwood Ave. Doris Haupricht ...... ........ 1 449 Frontenac St. Corrine Hoffman ...... ........ 3 632 Berkeley Dr. Caroline M. Husted. ...., .,,... . 2263 Robinwaod Ave. Marilynne James ....... Bonnie Johnson ...... Jean Kubicki ....... Kathleen Lahey ........ Renee Lupica ...... Ruth Lovett ...... Mary L. Lutz ....... Mary L, Maier ....... Theresa Makley ....,.. .. .-....-..3624 Rugby Dr. .-.2115 Mount Vernon ....-...1437 Indiana Ave. -....-.......Holland, Ohio ---.1433 S. Cove Blvd. --.--.2413 Collingwood Blvd. Third St. -.-..-..3829 Berkley Dr. -.....643 Raymer Blvd. Jeanne Manley ...... ........ . .... 4 136 Asbury Dr. Ann Martin ........... .. ..... 2636 Densmore Dr. Anne Michaelson ...... ....... 2 847 Scottwood Ave. Joan McCa rthy ....,. Beatrice Miles ........ .-..-..1356 Eleanor Ave. .--....2244 Georgetown Martha Morgen .......... ................ 3 20 River Pl. Catherine Muenzer ...... ....... 2 Ol Dartmouth Dr. Margaret Murray ...... ...... 1 389 Wildwood Rd. Patricia Nagle ........ Suzanne Nagel ....... -.-.-.-.102O Eleanor Ave. -.. .... 1020 Eleanor Ave. Joan Norts ................... .................. 2 816 121st St. Mary Lou O'Connor .................. 509 Crittenden Ave. Nancy Ollivler .............. L ....... 670 Nesslewood Ave. Dolores Pallinger- .... .- THE SCROLL -.----....4 24 Paine Ave. BUDDIES lUllCH SVSTEIII IHC. 2140 Ashland Ave 1 Toledo, Ohio MAin 6236 General Caterers -9 ---- 4' I I I I Compliments Of I 1 HFIRIIIII EIECTIIICIIL CONSTRUCTION . I CUIIIPIIIW I 5 I I 4820 Lewis Avenue Klngswoocl 5721 I I I I I 'I' -1111111111 -1111 1111- I min - 1 gi H1 1 1. un-nu-nu1ln:1nn-ml1nu1nu1-ml--nu--nu1lm-uu1un1lun-un-nn11m-lm--un-fulu-lns-un- :Ie KU E HMAN N 's I4merica's Quality U POTATO cl-ups l Shoestring Pofafoes-Pop Corn I I I 0 ' I I 2 I Toledo, Ohio I I I T 1228 Oakwood Avenue Phone ADams 6151 g ' I 1 I vin- u:1n - nulu - uxnr - uuux - uuux -m- Illu - :lur - uurn - llln - lluu - llll - IIII - rlll -- - ' 1 1 1 -' 1 -' ' 'I' 84 THE SCROLL sfen-nn-- - -nn-nu--mi1nii-ini-iui1un-ini-lui-uninu-:uni 1 -- -nu1im-nn-ilu-inn-mi1nn-nu-nu--nuinn-lin-iiu1uii1 - .P l COMTE CONSTRUCTION CO. 9l2 Summit Street cAsEY-sui.l.lvAN REALTY co. I 504 West Delaware Avenue ILGENFRITZ NURSERIES, INC. : Corner Monroe and Sylvania l wrrzusn FUNERAL HOME Perrysburg, Ohio I JONES CONFECTIONERY i303 Nevada Street l f GOULDEN MARKET I 5 l 5 Monroe St. CORNS INSURANCE AGENCY 8l9 'Starr Ave.-TA. 2496 HUBBARD OPTICAL COMPANY 206 Michigan Street McKIE ELECTRIC COMPANY 745 Raymer Blvd. AL'S PASTRY SHOP 2487 Collingwood Blvd, if Middlesex Cleaners and Tailors, Inc 2132 Middlesex Drive MARLEAU-HERCULES FENCE CO. 3600 Detroit Avenue l WALTER V. KOUNTZ AND SONS JOHNSON COAL COMPANY l 6l6 Nicholas Building No. 6 City Park Avenue l G. M. BUCKEYE 1 Ford Sales and Service KIDDIE KORNER 3416 Monroe Street 323 Main St.-TA. 350i The Original Juvenile Store vi1-im-nu- - -uii-uif-Iw- IIII - illl 1 IIII 1 -Il1nII1uil-I1w- 1 1 -uIl1m11ml-nn--inn-uni-uniiii:-nu1nn-.mi-W1 .- ivan-lull --1-111111-11111111111---111 - 1 1 l Specialists in HEALTH SERVICES - Prescriptions Filled . . . our skilled registered pharmacists compound your I prescriptions using finest, freshest ingredients. 1 Surgical Supports . . . general wear and special type supports customfit I by experts. Private fitting rooms. Trusses . . . modern, streamlined, flexible styles that give years of service. I Guaranteed fitting by expert fitters. I . S THE C R BUNDT CO fm'l 'l ' ' ' ' ' Laboratories Medical Bldg. Professional Bldg. 3l4 Michigan St. 2366 Monroe St. Phone ADams 5l4l Phone ADams 6286 l - i 'f'-IIII-IIu--un-nn-un- - ----- ----.--.-. ..,.-,,--,, ,- , 4, THE SCROLL ui1lm1-un1un1un1un1un1111111111-11111-nn--111111-1111-1111-1111111111 1 111:1111:11111111111111111111111ln1-llu1m1-1u1-111111111 1 1111111111- 11 1 11111111111111111111:111111111111--1111--liu1lm11111111111 .-.ixil--1111--11111-11111111111111111111-11111nu1un1m11.un-1 1 1 1 1111111111-4, GRINNELL BROTHERS Tol.Eoo, ol-no i ' Date: Any Convenient Time Dear Friend: CAN I BE OF ANY SERVICE TO YOU ? This one short sentence sums up better than any number of words Grinnell's store policy, and my reason for placing this advertisement-To offer my services in helping you solve any problem, large or small, which may con- front you in regard to the furnishing of your home. l At Grinnell's you will find everything you may need in new or used house- hold appliances and furnishings-with a wide variety of price and style ranges to choose from .... You will find terms easily arranged to suit your I budget ..., and you will be offered the courteous, friendly service which is I guaranteed by our desire TO BE OF SERVICE TO YOU. E Please drop in the next time you are downtown, or telephone me for an I appointment at any convenient time, either in the store or at your home. Very sincerely yours, I HARRY F. JABLON, I Manager, Appliance Dept. I Established 1879 0 Piano Builders Since 1902 5 1 1 1In111-1111111111un11111111111111111m--111111111111111111111111111111mi--un-uni-111i111111m11ml11u11nn1un1n111mv- 1 1 111111nni4 'Z' I WORTH CLEGG FUNERAL HOME 522 East Broadway DlETRICH'S BAKERY 900 West Delaware--GA. 1631 French Pastry 1 Cakes - Roles KENNEDY FURNITURE COMPANY 226-232 Summit Street Complete Home Furnishers RAY CALDWELL, INC. IOO Main Street Chrysler - Plymouth Dealer ROY L. GOULET Realtor - Builder 815 Security Building SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY 704 Madison Ave.--AD. 3448 Across from Grace Smith's 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111111111111111111111 11111111111111111111-.11 GERKIN HEATING CORP. 1319 Summit Street PAUL' LOESSER PHARMACY 1 Stanley B. Kenny, Prop. 2679 Monroe Street 2 I I WEISS MARKET-Open Evenings ' Ice Cream--Groceries 2367 Auburn Ave. RED WELLS' SHOP Famous Roast Beef Sandwiches Home Made Pies and Soups LASALLE COCA-COLA COMPANY Catawba at Sylvania Ave. WOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY l Rustic Wood Fences 421 Phillips Ave. I -I- THE SCROLL 'Q' ,,11,,,11.-11111111111 I DAVIS CLEANERS 2 2527 Collingwood Blvd. I MAC'S MOTOR CLINIC Nevodo ot Eost Broodwoy 1 Mn.i.ER's CAFETERIA I 419 Modison Ave. LESLIE OPTICAL COMPANY 105 Nicholos Building GROSS-JORDAN COMPANY 223 Summit Street STOP--8. SHOP MARKET 4529 Monroe Street I EARL J. HOOD MENG MUSIC STORE ' Generol lnsuronce Agency 215-219 St. Cloir St. OHIO ASPHALT ROOFING CO. GENERAL ENGINEERING CO 1 1244 Dorr Street 1152 Nebrosko Avenue A. B. REGENOLD COMPANY PETERS PHARMACY i 619-20 Spitzer Building 2497 Collingwood Blvd. l DR. N. J. sevsoun 2803 Summit St. HILLEBRAND BROTHERS 635 S. St. Cloir Street .,Mm , 9,,. - PP9, -M, ,.,, ug coc,,-,-,-- an---U, 'l ---------------'------'----- - F THE DISALLE PLATING COMPANY, mc. Q inch-oiafafer-A Q cAoMiuM SILVER j ci-iRoME TIN 1 coPPER zinc l NicKEi. Z 223-229 Fearing Blvd. WAIb. 5623-5624 Tousno 9, oi-no I A. C. DiSolle, President 'I'-'III-wi-mi--m1im1 - 1 1 ... 1 ... 1,1,,,,1,.,,1..,, THE SCROLL -un-nu-. 111:11unix-lull-:vii-IIII1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Congratulations to the Senior Class of St. Ursula Academy 'Ir Charles A. Byers and Associates Photographers ..-..1..-..-1111.-,mln Student Register Constance Pohl ,...,,,A, ,w,,---,--,- 3 41 Tudor gt. Colleen Przymierski ..,...-,.,.,,,,,,,,,,, 2284 Auburn Aye. BENY Sflfflef -------------- H- s......A... 444 Mulberry St., Perrysburg, Ohio Joanne Saxer ......x..... ...... I 820 Brame Pl. Barbara Schaedel.-- ..... ,,..,.,,, . 2320 Eqgfbrook Nora Sl'le9l'1GV1 v------- - --....- ....... 9 18 Avondale Ave. MGVY C- Simons -,,,.-... ..... 8 29 Kingston Ave. Carmen Skeels .,..... - a.a........,.. 758 Alvison Rd. MCIYY SfGPl6fOf1 --.....,. .........-. 1 940 Clarendon Dr. Rll'C1 Sfein .w....... - ..,,... - ............ 1041 Harding Dr. Carol Suder .....,......... ..,...-4421 Willys Pkwy. Patricia Swindeman ....., ,...,.. C ..... 2 828 lllth St. Ann Wasserman ...,..., ....-1806 Alvin St. Nancy Wilhelm ......,...........,.......,,...,,,,, 3063 Dorr St. SOPHOMORES Betty Anlstlk ...............,.,.,.,,..,,,.,.,,.a.,, 3443 1415t St. Mary Anton ......... Suzanne Anton ....... Dorothy Atkinson ..,.,. Margot Boaden ,....,... -......2271 Scottwood Ave. 2271 Scottwood Ave. - ...... 3735 Woodmount Rd. ---....-2531 Collingwood Blvd. Nancy Bodette ...... .. ....,.. 4 ....,..... 1385 Wildwood Rd. Geraldine Cappelletty ..,.... ........ 1 035 Indiana Ave. Betty Carbin .............. ........ 2 231 Pemberton Dr. Nancy Carroll ...... Patricia Daly ....... --.--.614 Gramercy Rd. 1008 Dorr St. Betty Dansack ..,..... c .....,,........ .37 Magyar St. Ann DeShetler ...,,......... ........ 3 860 Detroit Ave. Constance Dobbs.-- .,....., ....... 3 334 Darlington Rd. Catherine Fitzgerald ........ ................ 2 411 Erie St. Alice Fosnight ..,........ Eleanor Fuerst ,....,.. --...-.2860 Parkwood Ave. ...,.--l608 Addington Rd. Jeanne Garvin ,,,,,...,.......A ......., 3 O6 Crittenden Ave. Georgena Giovannucci ........ ....... 9 30 Avondale Ave- Shirley Gorhqm ,,,,, ,4,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,,, 3 l 31 COplOt'1d Blvd. Noreen Graham. ...,,.. Margaret Hancock , ....... --.--. 527 Cloverdale Rd. ..-...392O Drexel Dr. Jean Harchuck ,... .......V. .,----- 4 2 20 Lowe Rd- Rufl-, Hgrf ,---2,,,,,,v, PM ,,,,,, ,.,.,,,..,, 1 609 Walnut St. Suzgnne Hgrtnett .,,,,, ,.,,, W 4321 Lockwood Ave. Cgrgl I-Iqwking W., --,,--- ,,,-v,.,,,., 7 Bl'll'1l'Ol'1 DY. Justine Hill ......... ,..------ 7 1 Dixie l'll9l'1WC'Y Patricia Hill ........ ...........----,--,----4-- 1 O01 King 51- Jeonne Hglfz ---AN.- ,M ,,,, COllll'1gWOOd Blvd. Beverly Houk .,..,,... ..,.......,... 5 644W Edgewfller DV- pof,-iciq JC-,Cob ---,,,-- .,,, 2 ,,,,,,,,,c,., 4 35 Poinsetta Ave. Ann Jqnkowgki .,-A c.,,,, , A ,,,,,,,,,....... 639 East Hudson Mary Jqfzynski ----,- --,,,,,, 1 Pll'16WOOd Ave. Joan Kaszynski .......,. 1431 Walbridge Ave. THE SCROLL Student Mary L. Kauffman .,,,,, Hildegarde Keil ...... Eileen Keogh ,....,. Mary A. Kiefer ....... Rosemary Kline .,,. . ..., Dolores Kreinbrink........- Mary Leahy ....,............. Bernadette Lesinszki ......,, Eleanor MakIey...-. Patricia Mariner, ,.,,, , ,. Joan Matzinger .-. ,.., . Frances Metty,,,,..,- Darlene Mikol ,,,.,,.. Margie Morton..,.,,- Register .,..-..-....,I738 Gilbert Rd. .,-,,-.748 Byrne Rd. ..... 65I Prentice St. ,..-,.--.3049 I23rd St. ,.--...-245 East Lake St. ,-,--.--.6I9 Berry St. ...--.62I Coney Court ,.-.-.39 Magyar St. -..-,.-..,.....643 Raymer Blvd. .,-......-,2247 Parkwood Ave. R. F. D. 2, Swanton, Ohio --.....,.... ..-.3953 Hazelhurst .-..-.I39 East Central .--...358 Gessner St. Bonnie Murphym.-. ...... ...... . ...... 3 35 Eastern Heather McAfee.. ...... .. Anne McCarthy... ..... Ann McCue ......... .. Mary Osgood ...,... Mary Parker ........... Catherine Pickett ...... Donna Prottengeier ...... Ave. . .... . ... ...,..,... 22I8 Fulton Ave. Valley Drive, Maumee, Ohio .-....- .....--.--.5I8 Eastern Ave. ,.--...2840 Parkwood Ave. -..-,-,37l3 Hazelhurst ,.-.-.,.26I7 Rathbun Dr. ..---..--.-.--.-23 04 Whitney Ave. Andrea Raber ...,..... ........ R .F.D. 2, Perrysburg, Ohio Christine Redrup A... .. Joanne Rerucha ..,... Shirley Rominski ........ Linda J. Sattler .... 444 . ...... ,....I8l4 Evansdale Ave. ,.,,.-4I24 Deepwood Lane ..-....-..-..-...--...2674 Secor Rd. Mulberry St., Perrysburg, Ohio Patsy Ruth Shock ............,......... I243Z Indiana Ave. Yvonne Shutt .......... Coletta Strohmeier ..,.. Theresa Swartz ..,... Mary Sturniolo ........ Regina Tank ....,........... Margaret Waggoner .,....... ....... 3 208 Glenwood Dolores Wassinger--..-... Betty Wonderly ......... Lois Wuest. ............ Theresa Zawodny ....... Ann Zeiler ............ ,. .. ....-...-...I778 Wayne St. -,...,..827 Kingston Ave. ,,...-I60l Woodland Ave. ,,s....22 Edgewater Park ...........,.... Bono, Ohio Ave. .-..-.I 71 5 Evansdale Ave. .--...-l44I Beecham St. ---..-..7II Raymer Blvd. -..-.-.........-.2I02 Air Line Ave. l35 Rockingham St. Carol Zolg ........... 760 Inwood Place, Maumee, Ohio FRESHMEN Carol Anderson .................... Route I, Maumee, Ohio Bonnie Angevine ........ ,.......... 3 906 Berkeley Dr. Carole Badger ...,.,............. . ........ 3I47 Parkwood Ave. Jeannine Benndorf .... . ......... ...,u.,u...., . 4l3 Sumner St. I Mary Margaret Blanchard ..,.............,.,. 753 Clark St. Elizabeth Ann Boltz .....,,.....,.....,. 429 W. Bancroft St. I Charlotte Bowman ........, ....... . ,.... 5 55 Potter St. I Suzanne Brunner ........ ...... I I36 Dorr St. THE SCROLL sion--im --111111--- - 1 -nu- .fn EVERYTHING FOR THE BRIDE AND BRIDESMAIDS ATLAS BRIDAL SHOP 2932 Lagrange Street GArfielcl 2041 ir Open Monday, 'Wednesday, and Friday until 9 P. M. Open Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday until 6 P. M. Of' ii-im -1---t--1--11 --ull- nfl 1-I+ un1111:-11111nu-ixn-111111111-uuiiix 11111 im- 1111- im .- in un, uni un- un.. 901 Grand Ave. 11111 o : 'I o 0 a 'F I' Q 2 '! CD : 0 lb un ... .p.-.1..- 14' S A. E. BRADY Real Estate and Insurance i 503 Gardner Building - HOUCK'S REXALL DRUG STORE I Corner Louisiana and Front Perrysburg, Ohio I.-.un1nrr1111........1111111-1.1 .l1r1,,1,l,,.-1...-.-..11111111.-...... GRAND MOTORS, INC. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Sales - Service - Parts GArfieId 2222 MAin 3322 .mlilm-.-.11-1....--.-.1111111-...1.11....-ri..-...11-... JOHN A. REGER 6I5 Cherry Street Catholic Supply House IDEAL LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Fetch-ltl' and Get-It I 343 w. Bancroft-Ap. 4414 I THE BARTLEY COMPANY I Wholesale Food Distributors CAPENTE CONTRACTOR I Brown and Indiana Chester H, Luce H D ANGEVINE INC l42l Navarre Avenue Z 439-4I W. Delaware Ave. Compliments ot I Used Cars - Bought and Sold W 5 P D I T Tousoo orifice EQUIPMENT co. DAN-CHESTERBCOMPANY I 214 Summa sf.-MA. 2138 235 Sf- CIW Street I The Boys Who Always T GLENDALE SUPER MARKET Treat You Right Groceries - Meats - Drugs 2006 Glendale Avenue CARL F. WEISSENBERGER, INC. I 'I'-1111-1111 --1- - ----1--111--1--- -111-111 ' 'Hi 1 ' 'I' 90 THE SCROLL 501111111111 -1-111---111--1-1----1-1111 -. 1111 111111111- 2' I I I REDDY KILOWATT MURPHY-ROACH MORTUARY Your Electric Servant T855 Collingwood Blvd. f T HOFFMAN'S FOOD STORE BARTON EQUIPMENT COMPANY I l7Ol Tracy Street 3904 Secor Road GOON DRUG STORE JERSEY BREAD 2101 Dorr sneer wolcofr Blvd. I - I ENTERPRISE ROOFING COMPANY SPORTS ARENA, INC. T Detroit at Palmwood I Main Street-TA. 2403 MARY A. WARNING, Florist BQDENSTEDT BRQ11-IER5 T IZI7 Broadway 237 Superior Street G -I-E5 'E SHOPS ' c. A. scHoEN INC. 3l9 Huron Street PAVING CONTRACTORS T S I1 W d-N. Y. C. R . SPANGLER CANDY coMPANY out estwoo Y I T 313 Monroe sneer 1:1z1GG's CERTIFIED QUALITY T T 'S'-IIII-H11 1111 - --11-11--111-11--11--- 1111-1111 111- 11--1111-unit ion-1111-1 ----11111--1---i--111-111-1 - 1111 111111111- ,iq I I I - T T T T T T T I I I I 1 J E IU E L E R S 1 I ' 1 E I I DIAMONDS - SILVERWARE -1- WATCHES E 1 I I 'Ir I I 325 Huron Street Toledo 4, Ohio I T I T I I 4-...1.......-,..,-.......,..- - - - - .. - - .. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .. -...,-...5. THE SCROLL - 91 111111-11.-1n1uu- 'S' L L L TOLEDO PLASTICS CO. L Injection Molding O Toledo, Ohio un-ini-uu-un-NH1mi--xiu-mi-'iin--nuninu-ilu--nn-ilu-nu1inx-im-minimis-iu.l1-IIII un1lni1un1inline:-ilu1111!-ini-nu-nn-n In-IIH1lminninn11111-uninu-nu--nn-im L L L L L L L L T B 3 L L -1' -- -in-nu-lui--im-uninn-un..nii-nli-nn-iuu- THEY SEE EVERY PLAY Through Thermopanel' Thermopane insulating glass- two or more panes with a sealed air space between - serves thousands of home owners in Picture Windows and other sash. Recently, more and more schools have specified Thermo- pane units for press boxes in stadiums. Thermopane is readily avail- able for all types of glazing. It more information is desired, write for your copy of our Thermopane book. Libbey- Owens- Ford Glass Company, H589 Nicholas Building, To- ledo 3, Ohio. Libbey - Owens - Ford a great name in GLASS ' LR? 'k THERMOPANE is used in the press box of Clay High School Stadium in East Toledo. 1 1 1 1,,,,...inii.-11,41 ..-m...ml1,m...iiii.1,.,!g THE SCROLL Student Register Jane Bruss .......,.........,..........,........... l302 Broadway Anastasia Carlos ......., ........ 2 323 Robinwood Ave. Joanne Clement .,,..... ..........,...,.,,. 7 l5 Peck St. Nancy Coghlin ....... .......... 5 403 Summit St. Suzanne Cole ....... ............,..,,. 2 3l6 Castlewood Dr. Polly Jo Collins -,.,,,. 2,2 .,,,,A....... ....63O lslington ST. Mary Lou Comes .,.. Judith Corrigan ,..... Clare Cotruvo ......,,. Mary Anne Coyle... Teresa Cunningham .... 2 ....... ........6Ol Ogden Ave. ---.-..-4-22 Victoria Pl. --.-.------3OM l5tl'1 St. --.-..-3350 River Road -.....23l7 Whitney St. Patricia Czarnecki ........ ........... 3 6 Birckhead Pl. Barbara Dederman ....... ................. 4 ll7 Peck ST. Catherine Dennis ....... ....... l 701 Greenwood Ave. Anne Dillon .....,...... .............. 5 5 BlrClil'ieGd Pl. Nancy Donohue.. ................... . ..... --3l7 Eastern Ave. Mary Ann Dresch ...... 2 ........... 3655 Mopleway Dr. Lois Jean Druke ........ .............. 7 26 Noble Sf- Carlene Fitsko ........ Betty Ann Fitz ....... Delores Galant .................. ...... -.-..-l927 Broacistone Rd. .-3l43 Parkwood Ave. ......l528 Lagrange St. Neney Gelgleichter ....v.... ....... 4644 Westway Ave. 4...-...H -------- l - -A - Compliments of Kieswetter Carpet cmd Rug Cleaning Co ir ADams 7382 916 Champlain Betty Giles ...........,.... 45 E. Seminary, Norwalk, Ohio I I Doris Harchuck ............................ . ..... 4220 Lowe Rd- T T Del-efhy Helfrich .,,,.,........ ........ 4 2ll Willys Parkway 3...-ii.. ------------. -..,,-..,j,. ,!.,,1.m,..ii ..-iiiiim--in 1i1-1 lm-ml-lm-Inv-lln-nn-1ni- 1 ll--un -1-------- - i--- nii1ml.,g, What's Tomorrow Like? l i E Tomorrow is the day after graduation. Wllat will it be like? T l . . . l T Tomorrow can be a friendly place - a bright, ZI'l,t1'ZlCll1V6 office where you T i will incl old friends and make 11ew ones. Tomorrow can be i11tercst,i11g, T I impo1't.a11t work, good pay and a chance to advance- l l l Tomorrow can he a pleasant, profitable Telephone Job-IF you can Y I measure up to the 'line StZlllilil1'dS of COl'lllllIll1iCZltlO11S work. I I l Q COIUE IN AND TALK IT OVER . . TODAY! l I WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE T f 121 HURON STREET 4 THE oHlo BELL TELEPHONE CQMPANY a - i E lfhnn-nu-un-uninii-iw-lu.-Q1 1 .- 1 ... -. 1 1 -. -. .- .- 1 1 1 .- ... ... .. .. 1 -. - 1 1 -- -un-:ni THE SCROLL 93 I Real Esfaie and Insurance uinnlliiii..,..-..-.--111-1111111111111...-.-.11m,...,,,,. :P I 'Z' I F. n. seonse comrnnv, mc. I . I i Frigidaire Producis Sales - Service - Parts I I ' I 1723 Adams Street GArfieId 4603 I --rrr - ,rrr - lrrn - - - - -....-.-.........-..-....... rrrr - .I gm- -'-- '- - ' ' ' a THE THEO SCHMITT CO. I T I IN BUSINESS MORE THAN 68 YEARS T I I : t - I I I i Paul R. Effler, Secretory T E MA. 4121 233 N. Sf. Clair Street I I I -1- ..... .. .... - .... - - - - -----------.--------------- III- - 1--I - -4- 94 THE SCROLL ,g.,......,-....-..-.........--------------------I..--.............-..,..,g. 1 T l . L F me Foods . I Courfeous, Friendly Servi-ce come IN ANY TIME L Plenty of Parking Space I SUNDAY DIIXIIXIERS IDEAL RESTAURANT since 1901 TQLEDO SCALES HToledo's Best Known Product I No Springs O Honest Weight I INDUSTRIAL SCALES i Foon MACHINES RETAIL SCALES I ' I l QOIIIII1IIII-IIII-IIII--IIII- -- 1111 .-. 1 -. 1i11 ,,, 11i111111111i11 ,,,,1,,,,L,,,!, THB SCROLL 95 I I : t I I - 2 I I I I I I Langenclerfer Coal Co. I In-------M - -I -- ------ - -..-....-...P ?..-....-.... ..-...... - - -....-....-,,,? I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Youn CALL I BRINGS oun TRUCKS Immun snles, I , I : I I I I 0 I I Gold Standard Pocahontas z T 1 I 2 I Premium Kentucky Stoker Nut I I AUTHORIZED I I I I I SEMET-SO LVAY COKE I I SALES and SERVICE I I I I I I I Lincoln - Mercury Your co-operation in calling us several I I I - I days In advance will assure you I I ' I PROMPT SERVICE 7 I I 5 I 5 I Q I : I T I : 4690 W. Bancroft 5 I a I I 2655 Monroe Street I I Toledo 6, Ohio Jordan 3786 I I I I S I 2 M I I I I q.,,-,,,, --.-., ---.---. , ......,!. vie..-...I ---------- .III-IIII.--III-IIII-Im---qs 96 THE SCROLL Student Register Joan l-ml ,A,.....,........ ....., V ..,.,.... .. ...,....., 1 001 King Sr. Anna Mary Hrycyk ..,.,,,. ,,,.,.,.. 2 425 Westbrook Dr. Margot Hopp ..,..,...... ..v.7,, 2 614 Collingwood Ave. Carol Huffmon ...,.,... Moira Jean Hurley ...... .....-4545 Manorwood Rd. .,,...-.2085 Brookdale Ave. Sally l-lasted 4,,,..,,,,,..,.. ,.,,,,, 2 263 Robinwood Ave. Mary Ellen Johnson ....,.., .....,....... 2 552 Pershing St. Barbara Kaltenbach. .,,........,. 4349 Overland Parkway Mary Keenan .....,......., .............,, 8 3l S. Erie St. Barbara Jean Keller ..,.... Patricia Kneese ....,,...... Helen Kovacs .....,... Mary Jane Kukla ...... Mary Ann Long ....... Joan LaPointe .....,.. Virginia Lenhart ......... Patricia Lynch .,.....,...,...,.... Mary Bridget McCartney ,... Joan McCullough ...., ,,,.,..., Donna MichoeIson,,.,.. Patricia Minarcin......... Patricia Moran .....l Mary Sue Myers .,..,.. Jeanne Nagle ....,,.. Ann Openlander .,....,....., Mary Margaret O'Shea .,,,,. Angela Piazza ....,.....d.,.. Ellen Quinn ..,..,... Sharon Recker ....... Patricia Reilly ........ .........3809 Martha Ave. -.......539 Waybridge Rd. .,-,.,,l650 Schomberg St. .,.....l7Ol Avondale Ave. ..-..--350l Burton Ave. .-.,.---.236 Somerset St. 4, Box 520-C ...,2635 Parkwood Ave. .......... 3229 Erawa Dr. .. ......... 6l5 Baldwin Pl. 2-2.2847 Scottwood Ave. l7 Hoffman Ave. 3513 Wyckclifte Pkwy. ..-.-.-...l936 Glencove Dr. .-.-.--l 020 Eleanor Ave. ...,-,.283l Sagamore Rd. -.......353 Melrose Ave. -.. ......... 50i Sunset Blvd. ..,....262l Northwood Ave. -.-..--..4522 North Haven ...-...4l24 Deepwood Lane Rlto Rezy .............. ................ 9 28 Byrne Rd. Marcia Rinehart ....... ......... 2 364 Barrington Dr. Nololie Roge ............ ........ 2 l33 Collingwood Ave. Renee Roscoe .............. .....,.... 3 636 Wallwerth Dr, Rosemary Schindler ..,.,... Margie Schnapp ....... Alberta Scott ......... Helen Shondell ....., Sheron Slmonds ..,..... Joanne Soncha ......... Mary Claire Stoepler ...,,, ..,....26i 6 Scottwood Ave. -,--.-....,444 Sunset Blvd. .-.. 2347 Grantwood Ave. -...-...2238 Glenwood Ave. ...-...-..3739 Beverly Dr. -....l40O Roosevelt Ave. . ..... I99 Stillman Court Marilyn Trotzier ....... ., ..,,,.... 648 Boalt St. Joan Tyburski ........ ........ 4 14 Elder Dr. Barbara Wagner ....... .,..,,..,, 2 ll7 Hurd St. Judy Waite ........... . ...... 2115 Joffre Ave. Patricia Walsh .......... .......,..... 5 65 Milton St. Carol Warnement- .... . ................ i423 Addington Rd. Virginia Warnke ......... .. ...... - --.-.-.-.284i Rockwood Pl . Mary Elizabeth Westmeyer .............. 702 Leonard St, Jessica Witker ..... .. ........,...,....... 4218 Overland Pkwy. THE SCROLL l...lm.. .1 1 1 -. 1m,1Im...i,,..- 1 1. ..- WHAT You BUY BUY IN GLASS ara? aa 0 OWENS-ILLINOIS GLASS- COMPANY Toledo 1, Ohio u....lln11111...11'11..11.-1111 23' 1 I i l z CLARENCE J. MATTHEWS THE RITZ I Real Estate and Insurance Route 5-Box 500 1317 Sylvania Avenue Fine Foods RUPP AND BOWMAN DEMPSEY OPTICAL DISP. : 317 Superior Street 245 Michigan Street EGGERTS FOOD MARKET SWAN CREEK LUMBER CO. E 701 Woodville Street 226 City Park Avenue THOMAS JEWELRY TOLEDO PRESSED STEEL CO. 1 3119 Lagrange St. Toledo, Ohio STEGER 81 SHOWEL COMPANY MCMANUS-TROUP COMPANY l 208 Summit Street 713-715 Jefferson Avenue A. C. FULLER 81 SON REEDER YANT COMPANY 124 Louisiana Ave. 3337 Monroe Street I Perrysburg, Ohio SHOES 1 vf1.m.1ml 1111 - - 1:1111 -nn 1-11-----11----i11 1 1 1 1 :fon1un-i 111--1--11--111-11111- - --111111 l 1 ' o 1 Great artlsts find perfect E I I i expression ln Ia, Q l Over one hundred famous H instrumentalists, singers and A conductors join in hailing the l Baldwin Piano as supreme on the 45Wm,R, 0, l concert stage. Make a Baldwin the ,4J',605'0fW5' : choice for your home. We can make : delivery on a few models immediately. ! ...-. GREAT i.AKEs PiANo co. g 6'I'l Jefferson Avenue 1 lil-uuinn 111111111 - 111-1---1-11111 11111 I lil' 'R' 98 THE SCROLL :fan-lm 11-- ' 1 1 1' -11111 ' 1 1 1 - WHEREVER PEOPLE GO . Q 0 1 WHEREVER FOOD IS SERVED the NAME T MEANS - 0 vo Has Been Added 1 FOP YOUR EATING PLEASURE . ii DAIRY co. yy E I EXTRA QUALITY A l 'P-IIII1 nuxn --11-1----111- - 5' l T For Flowers T SUDER THE FLORIST GArfield 9551 1 sRowN Moron SALES 1 Your Friendly Pontiac Dealer l 417 Main Street ' National Super Service Co., Inc. i Toledo, Ohio T l-leovy Duty Vacuum Cleaners 1 DR. w. v. s1'EPHENsoN 1 Eye Specialist I Bell Building 1 CY'S SUPER MARKET I C. C. Simonis, Prop. A Harry C. Kirchenbauer PAINT s. suPPl.Y COMPANY T 934-36 Sylvania Avenue Ca rey, Ohio .p.....-....-....-...............,-....-....-...,-..,..-....-....-....-.....-....-. - THE SCROLL N1m,1111111111111111111111111111-1-1 BUETTNER 8. BRESKA, PRINTERS 11-15 Michigon Street COLONY SELF-SERVE LAUNDRY 30 Bendix Machines at Your Service 3982 Monroe St.- KI. 8401 KUEBLER CONFECTIONERY 2517 Collingwood Blvd. Fountain Specials--Tasty Sandwiches LIZBETH-JEANNE SHOPPE 4312 Monroe Street Women's Apparel WILLIAM P. SYRING 81 SON Beauticions - Hair Goods Designers MAin 0133-1520 Jefferson Ave. ERIKSEN'S, INC. 323 Erie St. Portable Typewriters 1 1 1 1 1I1ru...m.1m.11m1.41,1...,1,,.,1,,,.1.l,,1 1 11.1. Div -Im--I --i111i11.1 JOHN NAUMANN 81 SONS, INC. General Building C O N T R A C T 0 R S 0 364 Parker Avenue Toledo, Ohio bfi 141.1 111,-1 1-11-1 i ui-nn-nie im1nu-1n sian--iui1 1 1 1 1. 1l1 1 1 1 1I1 1 1i..,1.y . . . N? l VON EWEGEN AND WITGEN T Pharmacists I Corner Starr Ave. and S. E. Broadway l DELUXE POTATO CHIPS l 2741 Lagrange St.-AD. 0622 l Pretzels, Cheesecorn, Popcorn BARTLEY HAGUE-ROGERS 81 ADLER I Insurance Advisors 1 222 Erie St. I DALE BERNATH, PLASTERING- CONTRACTOR Delta, Ohio- Phone 66l0 Toledo, Ohio - MAin 6959 COMMUNITY TRACTION CO. 206 Michigan Street TOLEDO BLUE PRINT AND l PAPER COMPANY A 3l6 Superior Street TOLEDO GARDENERS 30 Huron Street PINRERTON 'roBAcco Chew Red Man Tobacco Food At Its Best THE CONCOURSE-OF COURSE 3835 Detroit Avenue i SIMONIS' USED CARS I Willys' Jeeps 1 Ca rey, Ohio I GEORGE GRADEL COMPANY Excavating Contractors 352 Plymouth St. ED. M. FEELEY BOX COMPANY I 4090 Detroit Ave. - LA. H86 I All Styles of Wooden Boxes l APEX DRUG l IO26 West Bancroft Prescriptions-Sundries-Fountain JOE AND IRENE PAKULSKl'S Confectionery and Light Groceries 414 Oakdale Avenue T .l1,m.1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1iiii1iiii1iiii-lni1inl1-no14 THE SCROLL n1nn1m,... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 TICK TOCK RESTAURANT 305 St. Clair Street DAVIS BUSINESS COLLEGE Toledo's Oldest Outstanding Commercial School CAPITAL TIRE AND RUBBER CO 1001-3-5 Cherry St.-AD. 8133 KUHLMAN BUILDERS SUPPLY AND BRICK COMPANY 919 Nicholas Building HOWARD STABLES Lambertville, Michigan KALINOWSKI'S 'MARKET 2819 Lagrange St, LlNCK'S CAFETERIA 2926 Monroe St. ARANYOSI STUDIO 220 Paine Avenue Studio - Weddings - Albums GALIDDENS COMPANY 235 Summit St. ROY C. START DRUG CO. Since 1902 FRED CHRISTEN AND SON 714-726 George Street THE CAKE BOX COMPANY 4318 Monroe Street SELIGMAN BROS. APPLIANCES Radios-Sporting Goods-Records 1234 Sylvania Avenue S. J. HELFRICH For All Your lnsura.nce Needs 1020 Sylvania Avenue E SCROLL nn- 111....111......1,1,,,1,1111 1111,,,,1mi. 'Z' I WEARLEY MOTOR CO. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Sales - Service - Ports 1 l HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES I 1000 Monroe St. 1 1iiu1u,, --nil-111111: 141-11.11.111 1 1 1 1nir1.lm.1m,1un1m,1 1nn1,,,,1im1i ADcims 8291 -I...-....-....-...... - .. ..... ..... ,. ,,,,-mg 'S' I BANHAM OLDSMOBILE, INC. Oldsmobile Sales and Service 5 II37 Sylvania Avenue JOE E. 0'DONNELL I 609 Madison Ave. I Prescriptions and Drugs I The Voice of the D. J. MARLEAU COMPANY L Irish Hills Hardware, Paints, Oils, Glass, Roof- L ing, etc.--Collingwood 84 Detroit L wAi.'rER B. LYLE I Contractor I , 403 North Westwood Ji DOUGLAS FENCE AND WIRE CO. I Manufacturers and Erectors 1 2203 Laskey Road 1300 on Your Dial HAGEMEISTER SHOE COMPANY T 332 Superior Street 5 P Quality Footwear at Medium Prices 'P 1111111----- iiir -- rirr - nie 'f'i- viii --n- iiui -------- iili - 1 III- -III - Ilvv - Ilil -Mg I THE scaou. QQII1-IIII 1-1- IIII-IIII--IIII-IIII1IIII1IIII-IIII- 1 1II1IIII1II.!4 'i '1l'll1 1111111 11111 I -HN1'-011 l i I I I2 E T E soTTEK's GRILL T 5 1534 B d 5 5 A 7 5 'OO Way - gfaufzen erger A T HEYMAN's Fooo MARKET T T T T CFormerIy Booth's Market? T P R I V A 'I' E T 710 Sylvcmio Avenue SECRETARIAI. SCHOOL 1 HUGH J. BARTLEY COMPANY T L 1 T Realtors I , T E YER A D ST DENTS T 222 Erie Street EMP'-O S N U L T T T APPRECIATE T TREUHAFT BROTHERS OUR THOROUGH 5 'IO14 S I ' A . E 5 1 , Yvmo . Ve . T I BUSINESS TRAINING I Floor Covermgs, DrcIperIes, FLIrnI'rLIre T CATHOLIC CLUB sfudenfs May Enter Any Tame 131 16th ST.-MAin 3146 T MooRE's AT THE COLONY I T 2146 West Cammy T 317 Huron Street MAIn 3656 'PITIUI ----------- -- - II--Im-mio QITIKIITIIII ------------ llll 'llll '!' 4'------I -------------- ---------- - - - ---I-I-'-----9 HI-cARBoN FUEL co. I T 66Quality Fuelsr' I L L 1 I 1 I T COMPLETE COAL HEATING SERVICE T ? sToIcER sERvIcE-ALL MAKES T I I T 7 T T l 2634 Albion Street GArfield 4677 l i l I 'I'-IIII-Im-IIII--:III-II- - -v-- - ... -.11... ,,,,,,,-,,,,,, , ,,1,,,,..,,,,i, THE SCROLL 103 Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 19-49 May Fuiure Years Bring You Coniinuecl Success Q The STATE AN D PARAMOU NT T H EAT E R S Carl Schwyn Theaters TOLEDO, OHIO T SCRO I vi' My., ,,,. ,X .v ,-.gf 4- gt xy, '1-1:-,-1 N453 . ,.,,, ,.:.:--3,- - ,gf-'4,..g. Y .11 Lf - -5 5- - 1 1.-:--.X ,-.ifw-up .,,, .gmzw U .-1 . - wwf- k-.Zn-.'i,,-'61,kiwiw,f'f,fw xv . :x 3 f f A' W' - -- 4' , A ' ' ' V- .-mf, --. - K 4 , N M cv X - 9 f W 7 '7 I, K A ' ' in bu .TT A. W,- K.. . T, f- :Ti 163: .w an u '1 . ,AL x . . .1 . 5-un ' ,'l',g, .gliig - 5:31 F.. -V. EQ 'ffif L fl,-.5 L irrjf. 122.-, - E' I' '4 ' i-11, fi. -. , -fi:-1 1. .V-, , iii 1 1:54. : uf! 3252! kv: iii! 5 if . iii? . 1 L- .Zf ' rg 5 .Lb - shi Q- L. '51 Z1 '15 .4 .,.4 . ' L ii- Zyl' ' '- . 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