Saint Ursula Academy - Scroll Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1951 volume:

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The shield displays the insignia of both the diocese and of Bishop Rehring: the castle representing Toledo, Spain, after which our city was named, while the right side of the shield contains the plough, symbolical of Cincinnatus, early Roman hero after whom Cincinnati, Ohio, the Bishops birthplace, was named. The Moline cross is the Rehring family seal. 4 Dedication Most Reverend George J. Rehring Biilwlh of Tffferfn As a mark of our sincere affection ancl esteem, we, the Senior Class of St. Ursula Acaclemy, respect- fully cleclicate this volume of the Scroll to the Most Reserencl George nl. Rehring, S.T.D., fourth Bishop of Toledo. Coming to us from Cincinnati, Bishop Rehring brings to his office a learning, clevoteclness, antl zeal which have rnacle him reveretl and lovetl in the various capacities in which he has servecl. His career, which began with ordination in 1914, runs a witle gamut of experience in parish work, pro- fezsorship at Mount St. Marys Seminary, Cincinnati, assistant to the late Archbishop john T. McNicholas, aatl his present rank as Bishop of Toleclo. One of the most memorable excursions in the the itinerary of the Class of Wil was attendance in October at the installation of our new Bishop in Queen of the Holy Rosary Cathedral. lt seems most fitting, then, that we dedicate this 1951 logbook to our Chief Shepherd, from whose hancls at the June graduation we hope to receive ou.r passport to the future. 5 Alma Mater St. U1'.mla'5, Sf. Ur.f11lf1'.f Our own lover! Golf! fzml Blue, Afrox! flae -1l66Z7'J' of 77l67lZ01'l6J' Our loemn gn out in yon, fn yon. Fl'lC'71tl'.fhllIl.f fnrzuecl are flw1'i.rlvwl ax SL'67Ic'.f of lJ'cl!7pj l?'l1'1'.Y,' Tocluy we .ring thy pmife mzezv. W'e'll loyal be to flve Golf! mul Blue Anal our nuw lnzwl 5'.U.A. Sf. 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Because he sees in Mary the perfect example of Christian womanhood, he is able to impart to us what we, the future Christian women, ought to be. Beginning with the celebration of opening Mass in early fall, Father King has served as an excel- lent guide on our road to happiness. With his explanations, thoughtful advice, patience, and under- standing, we were brought to a truer knowledge of our religion and also a truer and firmer love for it. We wish now to thank Father King, in a little way, for guiding us so carefully along the perilous path towards our eternal goal-heaven. 8 Um' Guides . . . Sister Mary Alice, B.S. Home ECOIl0llljL'.f Sister M. Berenice, M.S. Rdligiflll, ll'ldfh6lIIt1fit',l'. Iihyiizir ' ' ' 1 A' I I I ' 1 , A v . ,' I Sister Mary Charles, M.A. Sister Mary Clotilde, B.S.E. C ozzzmerre Kqir111. Hiflory, Ijzlglixb Sister Mary Dorothy, M.S. Religion, Srielzrc Miss Mary Catherine Gaffney, B.A. I'hy.viuzl Edlruzfimf b Sister M. Genevieve, M.A. Libmriml Sister Mary Ita, Ph.B. Ezlglixh. G'6I'lllcIIl Sister Jeanne Marie, B.A. Orrhexlm Sister Mary John, B.A. 5. ' Religion. Hi.fmry,. Emu miar -'451 214.4 ,- Miss Virginia Kiiuginan, B.A. Lalizz Sister M. Lelia, M.A. Ezzglirb Sister M. Lucilla, B.S.E. 'I iP'811.flll'L'f Sister St. Mark, B.A. Religion. l:P'6'lIt'hA. Mluia' Tl1ern'j'. Choral Sister M. Mildred, M.A. Lzlfjll Sister M. Patricia, B.A. Religion. Efzglixfo. Hi.rtm'y Sister pM. Philippa, M.A. .I - MzlfI76 Ilclljlil' , I H. ' Sister St. Pierre, Ph.B. Sf741IIi.fh Miss Estelle Sharpe COIIllII!.'l'l'L' Miss Mary Stalder, B.A. r .J . 119, .Aff 'J' ,1 ,, a ' J w-Wm-li Y wkxixy f We YV! y it H, ,H 5 W M 'V X I L11 .11 K Y if UQ, y A i 9 Q. Pd ow. goaf gtefnaf 50l'l'll'l'leI'lCel'l'l2l'lt M . UN., I. ..-if X! I C xii l . 1 4. ,....--vf V I X!! Last Milestone Hildegarde Heil Sf. Clmrleit Christ's Courtiers 23 President 3, Zig Ursuline fig Glee Club 3, Lig Library Club 2g Student League 3, 4g Prom 1ittee. Perfonality plus can only explain our , two-Ze1'n1 Prerirlent. A .fparkling ,AJ Jnlile for tall, Hilzla lj' known for her 'Ly' g'f!7ll!1'0.l'lf-V anal frieniclly coopenztion. 1- . M' ' feszdcnt jf,.1. ' I Q77 fl '16-44,0 1 N s -.Y jf' V Y. . 1 4,5-K , 41.1 f' 2 , , ,:-L-I fl ' -' -Q I '- ' . Q Q M ,f Jr I J .wi Mary Carol Anton Vice-President 45 Ursuline 4g Prom Committee 3g Student League Speak- er 4. Sophisticated, an ermlite xpenleer, dark and nnzimlale, Mary Carol lj' fl girl who can be counted on. Her A clmrnzing manner will never renre to win friendf and influence people. Vice-Prexident 1951 Janet Burkhardt Gesu Christys Courtiers 3g Apostleship of Prayer 3, 4, Missions 3, Secretary fig Student League Speaker 4. This blond sparkplug's most ual- uable asset is lrer friendly nature. Quite a pianist and future nurse, janet has graced tloe political stand most efficiently ana' entlausiastitally. Treasurer 1 Ss Secretary Mary Osgood Rosary Cathedral Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 4, Mis- sions 1, 2, 3g Scroll 4g RvdiCross ,Xl-, 2, 3g Prom Commi,fb1fe-:3gfI'reas- urier 3,S6de2iLo6gT1le Speaker 4. Q ,nf f ' . . ww L7I -'fZll6f but engaging manner, ' , Mar santly-lraireel c l a s s treasurer makes epficiency her recipe with a generous rnount of aaldea' wit. fe 15 'x Ei.. J' 4 will A XS af 2 Suzanne Anton Ursuline 4g Glee Club 3, 4g Red Cross 1. Charm, pep, ana' talent rallea' into one rernlt in none other than onr Sweet Sue. Thif ilarh-haireil, hrown-eyed a'ehntante will rornetlay .ftorin Broatlway with her ntelodiont toner. gpg lr Sharon Basinger Scroll 4g Glee Club 3g Orchestra 3. The in oft Jtriking feature' ahont Sharon if her warm, friendly nature. Her engaging Jrnile anal infections giggle are also very important ar- .fet.r. There slender jingerr are agile on the ivorie.f. Q1 f,' D , f 1 1 by v xg' .ri y tr If 11 'gt' , L. .1 fi' A uf! ,ef w , 1 y . - -l .... 174 Margot Ann Boaden ROJHIUI Cathedral .f J . . Q llfegion of Mary 2, 3, 45 Chrrsts ' til Courtle-rS l, 2yMissions 2g Ursuline r f A' 4g'llfbra1'y Clifb 35 Red Cross 1. 1' I 1' ff'j,AlIa1'g0fy'it'ith 'her .fl!'L'L'l ,fineerity anal ul ger1e1'2c?i.r rpirzxl loved hy all. She jf '77lQ177l,tI,ll7,f a ilgh ,rchelartic average arzihitionf- 0 he a nnrse if sa 1 - 1 1 'J V J- fifl . lx ,lf ' ' l Nancy Bodette Oar Lady of Perpetual H el p Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 4, Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club fig Missions 5g Ursuline 4, Athletics 1, 2. A perfect example of poife, rl1ar111, am! ,fojrlfziftieation if tlaif willoufy . f flamxel. Nancy! genuine interest in arfirifiex if elearl y .rnown in lver par- ticipation of the Legion of Mary. ,L-fmtw rf' pf' Lylfti Patricia Daly St. Terefa Clu'ist's Courtiers 3, Athletics 2, Glee Club 5. Her eaplizfating green e y e .f and rbeery a'i.fpoJition L'0,7lll7lII6 with Pat'J l'IJcIl'7l1llZg Jnzile to make np one zfery nite girl. Always reaal y for fan, lver gay laugh lj' often laeard. Nm XXQJQ. X. kv Qs.. Nag Qiygbib XQN . Q Q-Aix XQ Betty Darlene Carbin G em Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, Missions -ig Scroll 4, Athletics 1, 2. A11 expert zlelzaler, Betty .rome :lay hopes' to be a lawyer. Her farorife paftinze if reading or the moriey, nn- leiu' .the ran attend a Notre Dame gridiron ganz e. 'rf N315 ,keno X fYx.,b.x.x I g Q A x , g . o 2 X Xl XX , ,Ig S 4 X ,xr xxN fi rl -sf K .Sv 15 4. . A' , vw 6 w,f,jf,,' ,1 ff 54 jj Di fi' a Lady e 4g Christ's urtlers 1 3 Missions 5g Red Prom Committee Sugar and spice and everything nice. Behold the result in Aim Marie. Her fountlen ufimzing way! attract friendf u'here1fe1' fhe goef. Betty Dansack St. Stephen Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3g Missions 2g Red Cross 1g Apostleship of Prayer 4. Doift let that quiet appearance fool you! Betty fait keep ereryoize laugh- ing with her witty reuzarhs. Przuefir- ing a very g6ll61'0ll.f nature, .fhe taker 1'e.r110tz.fihilitie.f Jeriouxly. Corgtance Dobbss , dew ' 1 1 Vice-Pregident lg Chrisks Courtiers 1, 2g Missions SQ Scrogl 4g Athletics 1. Q V Y s Pehite little Connie 151,110 e,treptirn1 to 1 they familiar adage: Good things mme in small packageyf' ax thiygeu- , emuy nziirx if fbfezfei' lewuliug a help- ing hand. ' 1 ' . H Q I Purim Af! 16 i ' .. , - X w .x 1 , , ' X I Catherine Fitzgerald St. Michael Secretary lg Missions 4g Eucharistic Committee 4g Ursuline lig Orchestra lg Athletics 1, 2, 3. Vizwcioizi' and friendly, Katiel' if knozrn for lrzer zwziwz, Irirk eyer and mfile. Slae ir zznceizrifzgly Jlmigln- f0l'll'c1I'cl and alwnyi' can be counted on for iz good time. J.. ffrj. Eleanor I-'uerst Sl. Terem Christ's Courtiers 1, 4g Glee Club 3g Scroll fig Dramatics SQ Class Play 4. Trim and Jlizn. Eleanor f.fclf1l'llj'.l' wei- conzecf became of ber zestful humoa and good-nalnred rpirif. Ronuele', fakes rerponribility .rerionyly and if greulfy im'n1irecz' by all who knou' ber. A11ce Fosmght Rosmfy C ntlaeclml Christ's C urtjers 1, 2, 3, 4g Missions 2g Athlengi il, 25 Ursuline 4. la ' I I- . . . ffndfml in ber zileizi' and an ami debnler, Alice ir known for her franknefr and independent mature. Social work if an outlet for her gen- eronr dirporition. f l . A , f 'KMW he Y U! lf-fl' ll Georgena Giovannucci Sl. Patrick Christ's Courtiers l, 2g Missions 1, 4g Athletics 1. just quiezfy rl' r e u 111 i 71 g along, George but u very ufzufrumiug nu ' 0, - turei Her gefzeroiily boumflexy P ' h V up fHl62,'fl'l78 if ulwuyx peffectly willing to awp' K P 0 1 her uynimzfzce io ufzy fllfk. Loy- . by ity is her byworfi. gf J P W e l P f ,L ' K,-0 it 'lfj I ' ' M 9 SIU. A ' I. C erin f W x l ' P r li iss' VV. , g C ist. Ccwjti s 52? lee PIA 3,j7Athleti , g ass S- 4. - ' D ' Fu 1 ildf ner emu y quiet, N 0- Dp rf if 0.55 per ' e A. be if 1- euez u uf 1' uni if , eip- 0 nd 5 e uitiou mu e er ull elcome. I Margaret, A Hancock 7765 . i J? mt ,C rl rtie , 25 0 leshi 18 N, rayer Scroll ics 4 a 1 2 P , CC H , 9 ' 9 ' SU , , 35 62 P 0 Com 'tt 33 Athletics 1, 2, 054' ' ub 5, 4g Student League Sp r 3g Cla s Play 4. 'lfjltlljff 1 et li!! ' 71567156 now und lbw it ' if ed y the u'i.fe.i't men. Magi determi 'nz um! Jean Harchuck 77' St. A gnex I 6 Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 55 Our Lady's Committee 4g Scroll 4g Stuglent League Speaker 4g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 4g Athletics 2. Here we have the combination of Heifitz and Florence Nightingale, woven together producing our jean. Dignijied and good-natnred, 1 ea ri rater to pr f LQ, V I I fi lggilfl H, ,Ma 5 jrlefflf W Lf 1 1 X if vfstftfl l ffl v gi '., fa Q! .., ,h!.,, ,IJ I , ' ji rf!! ll 'WM' f . 'il' ' 4' 4 it ll nm .Qi 0, ,lr-.Ci I 01 Cafferi u Q6 ' . . . N sg Ruth Ellen Hart St. Francir de Sales Christ's Courtiers 2, 3g Legion of Mary 2, 3, 45 Our Lady's Committee 4g Scroll 4g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. An ardent admirer of Virgil, Ruthfr ferret ambition ir teaching. Her ac- tive partiripation in the Legion ,of Mary and the orclJe.rtra reveal ber true .fincerit y. 'II' L r ie Egg , 1 I 8 V ' -, , I rf 1, 5 l s my dgreasurr' f irc .1 M ffl A nilaination of lneaiity and lmiim, e liar captivating eyer and hair, is an honor Jtudent and very exper- ienced on the keyboard. College ir leer next rtep. Ma! ,- ll IJ J.,:f'3 ry, 4 rgfz Patricia Hill Nativity Christ's Courtiers 45 Missions 4g Scroll 43 Class Play 4. A re.i'e:'z'r1ir of elveerfnlneipv and goof! nnnmr lj generatefl by Pat. Cooper- ation and nntlerstanaling are ont- .rtancling claaraeteristiar winch have played a large part in winning over all SUA. Jr Q 1 1 jf' '13 Justine Hill St. Mary Magdalene C'1r5st's Couitiers 1, 2, 5, 4g Legion of Mary Z, 3, 43 Our Lady's Commit- e 3g Ursuline Co-Editor 43 Ath- letics 1, 2, 5g Class Play 4. init Southern l1elle'.s ' frien:lln1e,s1r and fall-time moperation have uwn many fflftlyjf for our Cl9en1i.s't-to-be. Q 0 J swf rffli ,jf L7 eq, .Io Beverly Houk St. f0177Z,.l' Legion of Mary 5g Christ's Courtiers i,,,2, 3, 49 Athletics 1. Bezffi' Jparkling eyei and generonx .fnzile are a clne to ber jovial nature. J' jf' ' Forever gay and cheery, ber zext ana' animation are 67Z1!jl6.l'.f . . . just a per- fect example of perpetual rnotion. afflffft Patricia Jacob Sl. Callverine Apostleship of Prayer 4g Ursuline 4. All her .f1l'6 ef ropbirtimfioal nm! ezfer-clmrnzizzg zmyr make Pa! iz fn- rorite with f.'I'61'V1'!llI6'. Though .the if ry n i e l and 1'e.s'e1'11efl, her .rzrileizzg brown eyer reflerf ber alu'ay.f prefelll geninlity. Mary Ann Jarzynski Sl. Teresa Apostleship of Prayer 2, 3g Christ's Courtiers 2, 3, 4g Missions 43 Scroll Co-Editor 45 Red Cross lg Athletics 1, 2, 39 Class Play 4. Always nzrlnrtriozzr, nlufayr nmgnani- nzonr, Mary Ann if n clnrs leader. Alzhongla fun-loving, rhe ir alro .fin- fere and por.fe.f.fe.r n mind of great intelligence. Ann Shirley Jankowski Gern I. ly ist's Courtiers 1, 2, 3g Ursuline r Orchestra 1. :fl broad and ufell-zlezfeloperl mind and an altruistic clafmzcter qualify Ann for L1 boy! o f friwzrlr. Her .fun- ny vlirporition anal nzagmnzinzonr rpirit are fel! by every one of ber clf1,fm1afe.f. ,AM KW w il IJ' nfl 19. V F' , . ' ' , .4 , Q Mary Lou Kauffman Our Lady of Perpetual Help Legion of Mary lg Christ's Courtiers lg Scroll 4. Strong in heart and pure of .foul might well he applied to Mary Lou, whore ifim and zfigor remain undi- minirhed. I-Ionefty and loyalty are reflected in her dark eyer. Joan Kaszynski Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3g Legion of Mary 2g Missions 4g Red Cross lg Ursuline 4g Glee Club 5, 4g Orches- tra 1, 2g Class Play 4. Thir future chemist, a Virgil fan also, liker to put her imagination to work on creative ihort 5torie.f. Com- edy ir her delight. 'VX 22 0 l' V 1 . 0- f 1.9 ...v, M.-,, Eileen Keogh Good Shepherd Christ's Courtiers 3, 45 Missions 3, 4g Glee Club 3, 4g Ursuline 4g Class play 4. Take a sparkling laugh, a zeal for leurning, and an honert, friendly na- ture: mix them all together with two blue, ezfer-.rniiling Irirrh eyer. Rewltx . . . our Eileen. Mary Anne Kiefer St. johrfr Legion of Mary 2, 3, Missions 2g Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, Scroll Co- editor, Glee Club 3, 4, Athletics 1, 2, 4, Student League Speaker 3, 4, Class Play 4. Here we jill!! llll wzurzml conzhimz- lion-poire, ez nice perromzlity, plur leaderrhip. Her motto-arzylhirzg done if worth doing well. Dolores Kreinbrink Good Shepherd Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 4, Missions 1, 2, 3g Glee Club 3, Ursuline Co- editorg Class Play 4. Literary talents crown this' rferrfzlile illdldif many altrihuter. With her f1'zz.mding rpirit, .rhe will literally Hrhmzge the worldu df .the pur.w1e.f Ll jozzwzalirlic career. Rosemary Kline St. Fmncir de Seller Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, Eucharistic 2, Missions 2g Scroll 4. Alwayr II e 11 I fum' frim. Royle rhurmr 6'l'6I'j'07l6' with her .fjmrhliflg eyer. She ninzr lo iflftllfl' lhe hurri- rzerr world, where her .rzveef ,md gen- erour dlrporiliofz will truly prove 1111 fzmet. Q it X. A riff' My Mary Margaret Leahy Goocl Shepherd , Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 4g Missions 2g Glee Club 34 Class Play 4. This Irish lassie is just wild ahout Italian spaghetti. Though she is quiet, iVlaureen's lively and nirficl sense of hunzor often comes to light. Laughter is her favorite pastime. J Donna Mae Krieger Rosary Cathedral Our Lady's Committee 4g Christ's Courtiers 1, 5g Ursuline 4g Prom Committeeg Orchestra 1. The larger her smile, the cleeper her GJ elinzples. She's a fashionable clresser -poise personifiecl. Success at col- lege is assurecl with Donna's intel- ligence and efficiency. Q. Bernadette Lesinszki St. Stephen Ursuline 4. WA y, Her quiet, unassunzing ways, honesty, V f pr v sincerity ancl 7114112411 other little ' things that really mean a whole lot, all go to characterize Bernatlette. We mf all know that these qualities will certainly make her future successful. Eleanor Makley St. Thorgzar Aquinas Clirist's Courtiers 33 Missions 3, -ig Scroll fig Library Club 2g Prom Coin- mittee. Erpecialfy fond of5lD01'lJ, Elly, In her dare frier1d.i', liher to rpemf her .rpare time .skating or .fu'ii11f11ii1g. Thi! light-hearteal nzirx aimr at the warring profesxriorz. . 5 ' ' ,fr T Patricia Mariner Rotary Cathedral Christ's Courtiers 1, 4g Apostleship of Prayer fig Ursuline 4g Red Cross 2g Prom 3. What more can he .raid ahout oar 9,5 ffarliiz' Patricia other than her 1111- hoaizded .reme of humor ana' mm- 14.3 plete Jirzrerity whirh win the unaffi- nmzzr approzfal of aff. K sez ',fQ4i Heather McAfee Rnrary Calherlraf Cl1rist's Courtiers 1, 2g Missions l, 23 Vice President 5g Orchestra 1, 2g Ur- suline lig Red Cross fig Prom Com- mitteeg Athletics 1, 2. An arrofzzpliihed 6qIlE.ffl'i6lllI6', her .rtrihiizg f1'fC'7I!I,!il16.U and hoizexty characterize Heather in every way. Thir xhort, afarh, l'il'tIlfi0Zl.f llliif wifi fmt ,mon he forgotlelz. 'S -af - c .sk 5- y. kL,.-ifA- 1 ' rt: qi 25 ' R 1 pf' if . KX' XXL' I' 'ul ' 'S' QVPOM duff ances Metty St. Agner Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 4g Vice- President 25 Dramatics 4g Scroll 4g Prom Committee 3g Athletics 2g Class Play 4. Slender and dark-eyed, Fran nzighl he known ar energy plusff Sheij' a girl with Hkflflilr'-,IQOZUU when it 6011131 I0 personality, hrainr, and the piano. Anne McCarthy Sf. f0.f6tfJ!9,.6',V Maurrzee Christ's Courtiers 2g Missions 2, 3g Ursulineg Glee Club 3g Library Club 2g Dramatics 2, 3. Thir zriifaciour lair fm.r.re.r.re.r a fun- lozfing manner, zehore er1fhi1.ria.r1n for lining ir ahmrhed hy her mn:- panionr. Her light-hearled. infer- tiour laugh ir familiar fhmnghnnf the ranzpur. dw ie if -vii 1 I 3 Darlene Mikol Sl. Hedwig Apostlesbip of Prayer lg Christ's Courtiers 3, 4g Glee Club 3g Scroll fig Library Club 2g Dramutics 1, 2, 3. Thir future .recrelary ir hoth gay and dernure. Her yearir at S.U.A. have revealed her in he if loyal .rleadfarf Ur.ruliIe, alu'ay.r ready In help. Veronica Murphy Ininmculate Conception Eucharistic 2, 3, Christ's Courtiers 2, 5, 4, Library Club 2, Prom Commit- tee 35 Ursuline 4. Thir petite 7I1i.f.l' if izliuizyr pleamnt and peppy. Her friendly and .sincere perronality maker her popular with everyone. A lover of fun, Bonnie ix 1nitey nice. Q. of QW, Y,xi H l , l Mary Parker St. A gner Apostleship of Prayer 3, Christ's Qourtiers 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Brom Committee. erelr iz girl with ti frienilfy .fnzile and u Jinrere heart. A little on the quiet ride, Mary if fnn-lowing and congenial. t 6 Ce herine Pickett G ern Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 4, Our Lady's Committee 45 Ursuline 4, Dramatics 2, Prom Committee 35 Athletics 1, 2. With expre55izfe hfue eyef, ii peppy pefzronizlity, mm' an intereft in every- one, Kiztiefr popularity if way above i1z'e1't1ge. H er fntnre ir dejinitely hright. 1- sf , ff A .. 4 l . 'HEL 1' ' ' ,. 'VJ ' 4 Cf X' Q' J 4 'Y Donna Protiengeier Ursuline 4, Red Cross 4, Earnertnerr and moderty are cbarar- teristir of Donna. Slae difplayi' iri- terert iu everyone-a perfect com- panion with untiriug loyalty. Her quiet, rererzfed manner ir admired and rerpected by all. Andrea Raber Our Lady of Lourdes Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 45 Scroll 4, Dramatics 2. A perpetual rmile and laughing eyer label Andis bubbling personality. Viuacity and amicablerzerr make her eary to kuouf. Tired of the old, eager for the new. . f .- C Y Q1 ,X . -' 7 ,....1 ' Joanne Rerucha Our Lady of Perpetual Help Treasurer lg Apostleship of Prayer lg Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 4, Le- gion of Mary lg Red Cross l, 2, 33 Athletics 1, 2, Scroll 4, Glee Club 5. Friendly, agreeable, and af1preciati1'e of good joker, joarzrzefr quirk zwit lj' deliglatful. Herpe1'.fol1allty and ,holin- ularity are .seldom equaled. fa x ii W A Q se 5 We f 28 Shirley Rominski Blerrfzzl S1IL'1'4Illl611f President lg Apostleship of Prayer 4g C rEst's Cnurtiers 1, 2, 5, 43 Student League Speaker lg Ursuline 4g Or- chestra 1, 2g Prom Committee 35 Athletics 1, Z. E-HiL'jClIf u'1111f11' .flllll 11111 the 111111111 1'l1111'111'1c1'1J111r of gl111eri11g, fl11xe11- l11111'1f:1' Slvirley. P0,l'.l'C.f.fi72g j7e1'Je1'1'1'- 0--4 9 111111 61110, 11111fe1'r111111l111g, she Z! be sure 10 .f111cee1i. 91 Js,: ,P7!11 L- L X vnsxz- X I Linda Jane Sattler S1. Rose Christ's Courtiers 2, 3, 45 Ursuline 43 Li rary Club 3. H c'r bllbblillg energy 111111 e.He1'1'e.r1'c111 e11ger11eJJ 111111611 L1111f11 tl joy 111 k11o11'. er rec1'e1 11111bi1i1111 111 be tl ,f1111e.f- 7111172 1606415 her 11'1lI1lo111111ic 111111' 172- dZl.l'l1'i0llJ' flldflfler. Le11er 11'1'i1i11g ir law' fa110ri1e !11z.f1i111e. 1 Qilffyiffy 1 Marilyn Smith ' Romry C111l1e1l1'11l Treasurer 5g Ursuline 45 Prom Com- mittee 3. Ge111le111e11 prefer l1l11111feJ 111111 .vo 1111 we u'l1e11 11 6011165 111 S111111y. Her 1111! y 1111111111 pe11i'o1111l11y 111111 ge1111111e co11J1ie11111111.f11er,f 1111011111 fo 1' her 111111111 f1'1e111f.rl91f1r. ,tj-I awe' L WU M932 Ji' + ff Theresa Swartz St. Terem Christ's Courtiers 1, 2g Missions 1, 2g Scroll 4g Glee Club 55 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Terrie bay a voice like a canary anil play! the violin like a cello. Sheff fan-loving, short and rweet, and fond of homes and Sbakerpeare. A perronality plat! 5 . 1 fr? at 2 30 Coletta Strohmeier Gootl Sl76'fIl76l'fll Christ's Courtiers 2g Eucharistic Committee 5g Apostleship of Prayer 1, 45 Glee Club 3. Coletta' lD0.l'.f6J'.1'l3.l' a frienilly .simile ana' playfl the arcorilion ar earily af lireatliing. Generority ir her reform' IItl7ll6,' the fntitre may .ree her a teacher. 2, or ttf Margaret Waggener St. Michael Eucharistic Committee lg Our Lady's Committee 2, 33 Apostleship of Prayer 1, 4g Athletics 1. Margie to her intimate frienilr. tliir pert nzifr if known for her quiet, itnarritnzing nzanner. Sufinzniing ana' .rkating top her tirt of favorite rportr. 6 , N uest Sl. Tl 0l1ld,f Aq11i1111,f Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 11,3 Apostleship of Prayer 23 Scroll -lg Athletics 1, 71. Re.rpf111,r1bilily and g1z1rio11511e.r.r are .ry1z- r111y111f111J zwilh Ike 1141116 Lair. Her 1111a,r.s'11111111g .ri111f1l1rify 1'e1'eal.r her l1'11e .l'i11t'6'I'il,1'. Alfbf1114gl1 ryniel mul 1'e,re1'1'ed. llfcre if Illlllfllll 111 her .file11ce. Ann Marie Zeiler Romry CaflJed1'al Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3g Scroll fig Glee Club 33 Orchestra lg Athletics 2. Aluiable aml f1111-luring, pelile A1111 Marie if 519017 but dj'11a111iC. Her 1'e11vd- tilily 1'a11ge.r all the way frf1111 ,rearing 111 playing the piano, 11'lf1iclJ, l11clcle11lally, .vlve doe! qnile well. M 1 . , if fx? 'fn' ly ,ff M1 Theresgawodny St. Charles Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, -ig Apostleship of Prayer 21 Ursuline -45 Athletics 1, 2. This' N1-r1,!1e1z1li1'e 111i.r.r if tl friend lo all. A .v111111y f1e1'.rr11111lily and fl fl11.rhi11g .smile 111111112 llncf .fC'l'I'C'l of lver 11'i1111i11g way. H er Flllllpdllj' ir t'0l1.flrIllll'1' 111 1le1111111d. Carol Zolg Sl. jorepla, Mu11111ee Apostleship of Prayer 33 Christ's Cour- tiers 1, 2, 3, 41 Athletics 2. 1e6'.l'Kl'I'6l1 but fha1'111i11g if Carol, who le11d.r digflifjl I11 any g11lhe1'111g. Her abil- iry at lbe l2eybr1u1'1l and .ri111'e1'e 111a1111e1' lmre been llve mme of flair lJl011rle'.r p 0 11111111-if y. ' 31 1' 0 Gwzii nf Wnrfe 0 SL'l'0H,.f SIIIICI' Sfzfemzezz Sen im' I 0 C ffl ucavc' .7 59' J 15 Wx ,Q '1 1 3 N, ,, Q- nn. Efillfl ' il f W es Q-gif. Gf Vega uf Qs' PM um ' Q ,LM ff' fri, .Q ,6 ' -., K A 'Q 1 :2 1,+' . ' ' Q 'f-'ff . N55 ' xx K7 A 551, ..,. 'fr ' ' F23 3. .. ,. T W E. f x x f. ' . . 1 -, mf f ve- - if gg 'f is' -.: -.'::f-:- 5 ,,.-. g l - 5 1 Ir:- ,f ' ' 1 , A :- ' ' eff f -Q b L . X 4 N sk - :Q X V. 'l .. 4 Q? I ,nv Mn M ,,,,...b.,,.-ff ' af J: . Q X T'kK,'W'ff V. ,V x WW W. E r ,M my-',.Ww 'fk ,M - 1j.1 .,.- XV K E Air, 74, 64 - WM 5 mr 'ex nw, ,,..'5J' 'li ,M ,X 1 m3,,f'Y 144,19 fAe Wa, fgzfsf-X K 5 f .mk fm CQX 3 qw k fl Quik Third Milestone . . . 1952 2 Ann Openlander Sue Cole Patricia Lynch Sue Brunner Preridefzt Vice-Pmfidezzf Secrelai'y Ti'ca.r11i'ei' The curtain has descended on that great hit, The junior Class of ,SO and '51, It opened to an expectant audience assembled in St. Ursula's Academy, in September, 1950, and kept running by popular demand until june, l95l. Its able management included Ann Openlander, producer, Sue Cole, director, Pat Lynch, playwright, and Sue Brunner, manager of the Box Gffice. The juniors themselves composed the talented cast. In Act I, Scene l, we see the Juniors assuming their new dignity as upperclassmen. Scene 2 shows them lifting their voices in song as they try out for a cappela choir. Next we see them busily collect- ing and sorting for the Tax Stamp Drive in which they were the leaders. Act II opens with a scene of great pathos as the juniors wearily bum the midnight oil for exams. ln Scene 2, the true character of the class is revealed as they spiritedly sell tickets for the Missions Raffle and ring doorbells for Chronicle subscriptions. The last scene is one of true dramatic appeal as the juniors, and their guests, the Seniors, float across the floor of the XXfoman's Club ballroom in the arms of their Prince Charmings. As the curtain goes down on the last act, the juniors are filled with regret to think the play has ended, but look forward to the premiere of their new production, The Senior Class of 'i2 , with happy anticipation and firm determination to carry out the traditions of days gone by with another stellar performance. 0 Iimzlkfi Spetrkifzg 36 Carol Anderson ' Bonnie Angevine V 3 ',,, A A Carole Badger D V Mary Blanchard 1 .. 'i A L in K lx ' i as J 1 .lane Bruss Anastasia Carlos Nancy Coghlin Mary Lou Comes Polly .lo Collins Judy Corrigan Mary Anne Coyle Teresa Cunningham Sue Czarnecki Barbara Dederman Catherine Dennis Anne Dillon f Mi: . X 1 lf-55 K r 0 1:10711 Om' Girf to Anoflver , . . 37 Nancy Donohue Carlene Fitsko Betty Fitz Delores Galant Nancy Geleischter Doris I-larchuck Dorothy Helfrich .loan Hill Anna Mary Hrycyk Carol Huftmon Moira Hurley Mary Ellen Johnson Barbara Haltenbach Mary Keenan Barbara Heller Patricia Kneese Helen Kovacs Joan LaPointe Virginia Lenhart Mary Ann Lang Bridget McCartney Donna Michaelson Patricia Moran Mary Sue Myers Jeanne Nagle Ellen Ouinn Sharon Recker Angela Piazza Patricia Reilly Marcia Rinehart Renee Roscoe 'Rosemary Schindler 0 Flllllkffll, O11 iz Div! Agizifz? A x K . 59 x 1-...- 'TP Q, br K7 L Rx ka, f I' L. ' L s. 95 A 1 A 1 S , 0' .. ik. 39 in l 1 A me Q Q 2- is X 'X , - . M' ' Lu. 'Sk S3 0 ''fl'lf11'.fl211n1ffr1z1' u!!UI'!lf Margie Schnapp Patricia Schneider Alberta Scotl Helen Shondell Sheron Simoncls Joanne Soncha Marilyn Trotzier Joan Tyburski Barbara Wagner Patricia Walsh Judy Waiie Carol Warnement Virginia Warnke Mary E. Westmeyer Norene Wiesniewski Jessica Witker Second Milestone . . . 19 3 K --1 fx' H.. X it V . Mary Jo Koudelka Diane Graham Marcia Gerken Teresa Tank Prefidellt Vice-Prefidezzt Serreftzry 'I 're.1.rzn'er Shh! For here we are in Sophomore Kingdom and all the princesses within are sleeping. No. they're not lazy, but they are very tired. Theirs hits been a ye.1r of hard toil under their queen and her prime ministers. Let us walk through the kingdom and see what these princesses tire dreaming about. Over in this corner, on the white satin bed, lies Princess Fun-lover, dreaming of thiit wonderful day in September when the Sophomores carried one hundred freshman ladies-in-waiting into Iiiiirytiile Lund rind otficiiilly accepted them as sister princesses. Here on this golden couch is Princess Loyalty, floating on 11 tiny pink cloud and thinking of the day she and the rest in Sophomore Kingdom arranged tiibles, made tlivors, and prepared two hundred- eighty places for the big celebration on the Feast ot' St. Ursula. On this day, these tliir ladies were hostesses to the whole Ursuline Castle. Look at Princess Energetic over there on the velvet pillow, remembering how hard und happily she worked to make the kingdom rate one hundred per cent in the Catholic Chronicle and Messenger drives. She also remembers that she and her sister princesses hiid ii share in lltllliillg Mission Day in February such a success. l 0 The Big limit' 41 'YW' aa as L -1-it 42 9?-'it 4-X dv 'Hb- 0 fVl011lcfl1l.i' of Mcfzffltllifzil ., . S ' ws X 5 EMI. fix Yfv f,L is air fl' x S X s.. I 'E C M --if WM flh- Marilyn Abel Marguerite Ankenbrandt Anne Archambeau Mary Baensch Virginia Beins Margaret Benner Donna Bennett June Bonds Eileen Collins Sharon Coon Geraldine Davidson Charlotte Dimmer Lynn Floyd Nancy Gall Mary Katherine Garvin Madeline Giovannucci Norene Hartmann Mary Catherine Hochanadel Patricia Hoffman Donna Hunter Lorene Jankowski Jeanne Hlimek Mary Lou Jensen Patricia Hozy Mary Louise Leland Emilie Marcis Joanne Meyers Judith Meyer Joan Mink Barbara Nacleau Patricia Nelson Nancy Nowak 0 Bzlfl? to the 01,1 Grimz' Q y n Q , K N Q Q - -f , 1 L. f F J I ., , f-as g, We ,,, ,,,.' J ' ' J! B .. x v. g 5, s. as -:el an S -.JH W if A x x K X L 43 N. in ' p M Wi x be na. K ff B. aw! ly 'Q X xx 4145. 0 The Bef! Fon! Fm'u'r11'c2' Patricia O'Hara Joanne Peatee Teresa Puccetii Mary Frances Rensch Barbara Robakowski Susan Ryan Kathryn Saam Nancy Schaedel Barbara Schrader .lane Stallkamp Agnes Stein Joyce Tansey Johanna Thomas Dian Tillman Dorothy Waggener Mary Wilhelm F irst Milestone I l A 2 1 3' Judy Bruss Vil'6-P!'6JidK11f Carole Malik Pres 2416111 Extra! lixtral Read all ahout the Centenary Class of 'Sl Since the lfreshmen are the Centenary Class, they naturally base all their activities on a one huntlred per cent outcome in all undertakings. Society All tlecketl out in their finery, the freshmen made a laughing spectacle of themselves hy ap- pearing on the Ursuline campus on initiation tlay in story-book and comic strip character costumes. The Centenary Class, as hostesses, sang the praises of St. Ursula's to the future freshmen on eighth grade tlay. ...194 A L W Marcia Tanber Nancy Huss Sec1'elm'y Tre.1.rm'er Stock Report The stock in Catholic souls of the foreign missions went up one hundred per cent when the Freshmen stepped in anti cornered the market. Sports The upperclassmen of St. Ursula's were shown up by the athletic freshmen who stole the volley- ball crown from the last-year's winners, NXfoman's Sphere Many questions were asked of the frosh on how to make an attractive centerpiece, when at the St. Ursula's clay breakfast, the above turned up with the prize winner. 0 The Fiairf Hzzmfred Yefzrf' 5 A K i.,0'1, 6 U Fiwls variant rmmm 5 mm is NN.: 45 at ai '98 six ha on L 0 Swffml OH K ..1..2. Shirley Aclamski Jeanne Allison Jeanne Anthes Shirley Bake Elizabeth Baranek Joyce Barry Betty Beckler Patricia Bodie Rosemarie Borchert Betty Bruning Patricia Burkhart Jeanne Burwell Mary Butler Sharon Campbell Robin Cowan Carol Dancer 4 l A 4.- 3' lay: Xin Ly 7 f' is i -iw f 5 D x. i D nk 0 Cf11'4'fL'.r'.v Sruflfiixficuzliull X 5: Lois Daniels Martha Declerinan .loan De Mars Mary .lane Devlin Carolyn Doman .ludy Downs Arlene Drozik Patricia Ducey Nancy Duvendaclc Mary .lo Espen Virginia Fall Sharon Fels Barbara Fey Ellyn Finn Loretta Gallagher Helene Gavin o iff Tlvix 1111 Izizvuimz Fmm Il4a11v?f' You May Sayf , , , .ing fl 'Lil H' L.. 4, I J I .X , Ashe x as 3 X 1 I lx L 1 5 ., 5 , Rose Marie Gribbin Beverly Herbs! Carol Ann High Helen Marie Hill Frances Hoban Lois Hoffman Marlene Hoffman Jean Hundsrucker Pairicia Hurley Mary Louise Huss Lorna Mae Jacob Beverly Johnson Florence Jones Joanne Juhasz Martha Kamelesky Patricia Kandik o Oh, No! Ifx fm! fhe Freylaief on Ifziziutiwz Day! Dorothy Keil Mary Helen Heller Elizabeth Lauber Sandra Leidholdt Barbara Loughlin Darlene Lud.wikowski Nora Mack Tanya Maier Mary McGahey Louetie Mertz Janet Michaelson .lo Ann Michalalc Charlene Mushing Diane Naumann Margie Nichols Patricia Norts L L 49 0 Ffrzfbf My Next Exffzuivc . L ASK A l K 0 I K L L K X Q41 A 154 'QQ vxb. ':'xK lla QQ- Rosemary Oliger Elizabeth Onody Patricia O'Neill Patricia O'Shea Phyllis Pacynski Joan Parasiliti Nan Poulsen Nina Prater Karen Przymierski Hannah Rahilly Shirley 'Reinhart Marilyn Reino Carol Schick Patricia Schnapp Carol Schreiner Ann Schuchmann Barbara Smith Marjorie Smith Jo Ann Smith Veronica Strohmoier Tonna Sturniolo Mary Elizabeth Tate Janet Tiell Joanne Walsh Gretchen Wiedemann Barbara Wiley Suzanne Willhite Donna Williams Anita Willoughby .luliet Wolinski Barbara Young Geraldine Zaleski 0 Sffgdf 'U' Sfyjgg 9 fl C H111 SIZCCP awww I xx MES ,gf N Q' ,Ek fx WW' sw sl,..... f I R atelllay fl gn - N. l'6lC2 X- -S-X ' NNW - V Q, ,M Heavenly Hostess . . . Garbed in white, a symbol of the virtue of purity so outstanding in the life of St. Ursula, two hundred eighty-five of her daughters gathered October 21, to celebrate her feast day. The traditional program was followed: Mass, Holy Communion, breakfast in Urban Hall, and the first Student League Meeting of the year. In charge were Sister Mary Patricia and the Sophomores, who inaugurated a centerpiece contest. Most Httingly, Freshman A,s representation of St. Ursula's visit to the Pope, with the castle made from candy and lumps of sugar and the figures dressed by the girls themselves, was awarded the coveted prize. At the business meeting, representatives of all the school organizations, spiritual, cultural, and social, outlined their plans for the current school year. OIWICISRS Hildegarde Keil janet Burkhardt Mary Osgood Mary Carol Anton Virginia Lenhart Y,,..,,,, .,,,. A ,0o.flle.rl9ip of Prayer Rosemary Schindler ,,e,,i .,,..,e,,,...V,...,,.,,.,.... 1 VIi.rsiw1.f Justine Hill .........,,,,, ,..OllI' Ladyfr Commillee Joanne juhasz r.,r.r,i .e,.. Ii fzulmrisfir Commiftee Nancy Bodette i,er,,er, ..e,,..,,.e,,. L egiwz of Mary Mary Ann Kiefer ,,e,,e, .......,,,,,e.... U rmlizze and Scroll Jean Harchuck ...,,...,.,,, ,...,... O rrheilra and Glee Cfllb Mary Ellen Johnson ,..t.. Nancy Donohue ....,,,,., Mary Jo Koudelka eee,r,,, ,,,,,,...................Dramalic,r ........Red Cross ,,,.....Athlerir.r Sealed: Miss Gaffney, Mary Anton, Hildegarde Kc-il, Father King, janet Burkliardt, Mary Osgood Miss Kaufman ,rmndings Mary jo Koudelka, Mary Anne Kiefer, Joanne juhasz, Justine Hill, Miss Stalder, Nlncy Bodette can Harchuck, Rosemary Schindler, Mary Ellen johnson, Virginia Lenhart, Nancy Donohue. 54 wa s. ,, Teresa Tank. Diane Grnlmm, M4n'Cig1 Gcrkcn, june Stnllknmp, Sun- Ryan. and 1NIu1'yAIu Kl'llkii'lkll. Run' um: Rosemarie Bnrclmurt, N.mcy Duvcndalckg mu' lu' ff.' jlklllllt' julmsz, Judy Bruss, Cum! High, Beverly johnson, Judy Downs, Pat Killlklik, and Sharon Fcls. X -ff St. Ursulais' Day . 0 UNI' Hc'fffI'c'zI' PI'UlL'4'll'c',U' o ck.lIlIL'liIIl' Fitlgclulgl, l'.lt ,I.lfnl1 l7uxu1.1 Klik'QL'lA, c1.lIl1L'lAil1L' Pickutt 0 Sofvff 11011 L'.U'L'J' 0 l'1'izv-Uvillzlizlg Flon! ff 5 5 E L XA , , W1 WVR Q lix 1 K KX X F x Q N as-H+ ,i J. L! I X . ff K ,f 7 , ' .Q'h.:,1 is 4 I , ,QQ f ' T . .cv f 2 3559 ' . x .,. x.x,lf'.kLLgA'im ., X if Student Spiritual Council Enthronement Center During the past year a Secretariate was estab- lished at Ursuline Convent to share in the apostol- ate of llnthronement of the Sacred Heart, and Night Adoration in the Home. The National Center of the Enthronement is in Wzlsliingtoin, D. Cf. Local Secretariates are established in var- ious places to aid in dispensing material and in- formation, The Ursuline Enthronement Secretars iate is now the center of Enthronement and Night Adoration activity in the state of Ohio. Legion of Mary girls shared in the work of organizing the tiles, by registering themselves, and by acting as promoters to spread this apostolate among their families and friends. Missions After much hustle and hustle the Mission Committee emerged more than a little satisfied from a successful sale of Christmas cards and seals. On Shrove Tuesday a benefit movie and raffle netted a grand total of almost four hundred dollars to swell the Academy mission coffers. The annual all-school carnival held in May brought the Missions program to a successful close. Archbishop Dennis Hurley, OMI, of the Union of South Africa, related his interesting ex' iweriences with the Zulus. He told of the various customs and idiosyncrasies of the tribe and how the Church is becoming established, for there are many natives willing to become priests and nuns. Stuledt Arlene Drozik. Ann Schuchman, Marcia Gerken, lileannr Maklcv, .loan Kastvnslu, and liileen Keuglig ll,HILIIl1vQ,' Polly C Qullms, Moira Hurley, Mary Ann jartynski, Barbara Luughlin. Carolyn Doman, and Sue Ryan. Him inns Rosemarie Boreliert, ,login Pairrisiliti, Bonnie Murphy, Carol Malik, lieverly -lohnson, Ciitlierine Pickett, Ann DeShetler. gintl Nina Prrtterg fuzz' fziw: Pat -l.teob, Virginm l.enli4u't, P.lfI'lCl.l Kneese, ,lorinne -lllll.lS7, -loyee H.n'ry, Piitrici.i Schneider, Donn.i Krieger, iintl Catherine Fitlgeraltlg :uit 1!'rti: Rost-in.iry Sthintllei, .lustine Hill, -Line liiuss, ,lt-.in Hiireluic'l4, Shirley Roniinslqi, -lli.lI1 l.r1Pointe, rintl Prit lNl.iriner. lilll' LIIIIYQS lillllllllifflfl' To the seniors w.1s given the responsibility .intl miiniigement of Our l.iuly's Committee. This 0f3.:Lll1lZLlllOH-S goal wits to bring all closer to Mary, Our Mother, This year promoters institutetl the weekly retitrition of the rosary in the home- rooms, with the intentions of the Comersion ot' Russia .intl personal srinetitieation. In December. the Cioniinittee sponsored ri Holy Hour on the vigil of the lfe.1st ol' the lmin.1euli1te Conception. l2.irlier in the year the Queens Work tlrive netteil over seventy subscriptions. St'.1lc'ul.' C.irol Huffinon, CQ.u'ol Xwrirneinent, Nancy liotlette, Legion of Mary This ye,ir, betyiuse ol' the large enrollment ol' members, the l.egion ol' Mary has been tlivitletl into two praesitlirt, one eomposetl entirely ol' freshmen .intl the other, seniors, juniors .lllxl sophomores. The nmin purpose ot' the Legion is to inspire rind increase love rintl devotion to Mary, Our Mother, .ind her Divine Son, not only in the intlix'itlu.1l members, but to serve its ii me.1ns ol' bringing Christ forth more prominently into the worltl. The ginnuiil Aeies ceremony heltl in April brought Bishop Rehring .ts guest spe.iker, hlriry Hlrim'li.irtl, line liruss, Sue Brunnerg vl.IllJfl14Q.' CQ.irol Anderson, -lessiegi XVitlxei', Dorothy Helfrich, Ruth l-l.u't, Betty Fitz. Destina tion-Hecwen . . . Hill ' M1rg11critc A11l4u11l11'.1111lt. Hclcn . Ill Dc' lu1'111.111 lik' l'L's1l Ruiz' nr11'.' '1 ' Hcttv Bruning, Mart . , 1 . V 'N l:LlL'l'SI, Frances Mt-tty. I Rau' lim! -lll.lI1llL' I71'.1trc, lDl!l'1IlllX' lit-il, lnis XX llL Rt'l'llCIlLl. Retreat Tho illllllllll rctrcal, KOIILILILLICJ by thc Rev. ' X l ' R ncnctl 1111 February 18. Francis Daley, C,.b.b. ., oi l of Mlss co11t'crL-rlccs. private The usual scl1c1l11 c 'r ' '13 liollowctl during devotions, and lk-11ul11t1o11 11.s f ' 5' tl lr Dalcy, i11 his conferences thc thrcc days. la IC ' ' 'A t' thc soul, ot' .1 stressed anew thc 1n1port.1n11 0 strong faith, and of making good C0l1fL'S5lOI15. 58 51.111115 D1lIll1.l IYllL'll.lL'lSOI1, Fatlici' cy, Bcvcrly Hunk. Siafziliulqx lf1.1111t's HIIIHLIII, ljllllllll Hunter. 'ack lilcgllmi' ' ' 1 1 , Pmlfcutti. .lulirt XX'11li11ski, N.11'g.111t H1111 llkl.l Ntlwn. A1111 DuSI1t-tl1'1', f1111111u D11l1l1s, ,l11.111111 Jf most BL-csausc lNLll'I'lLl2L1L' will bc tl1c Larccr c Ursuline girls, lfatlicr Dalcy cspccially 1-111pl1asizc1l c0urtsl1ip and marriage. Hu pointctl out the Llan- gcrs of long courtships, and the risk of mixed 111.1rriagcs. Ono L'Ollf-CFCIICC was tlcvotul especially to thc Blessed Virgin, and the rctrc.1ta11ts again coiisccrntcd tl1cr11sclvcs to her. U jd A0 F .s K v Wayside Shrine A x J 2 Frances Metty, Suzanne Hartnett, Margot Boaden Q D XJ May Crowning The Senior Class, in April, gave to Suzanne Hartnett the honor par excellence when they elected her May Queen to crown Our Lady, Queen of May, on the feast of St. Angela, May thirty-first. Runners- up in the election, Frances Metty and Margot Boaden, were the queens attendants. The entire school participated in the traditional ceremony, which consisted of a campus procession culminating in Sacred Heart Chapel with the crowning of the statue of Our Lady there. 59 Q N., V be H VN-R .X x NN-,,MMx 5, Y 6 u-.t v M f f i n I A W N 1 ' ' ' ' . Q1 lyk N Alww4 JN vfggffy NN.. i '5SfUi'6ii6S HL lft'llI'fIl II 'lf ,df me x x roddroa 0 ,fi x X 's'N- Music. Music. Music. . . Tfiji, lil 1'r111'.' Suzanne Anton, liileen Keogh, Bni'lmlixt Detlermzm, Ellen Quinn, Shi-ron Slmonds, Carol Huffmnn, Mary l.nu Coinesg JUL! mzix' ,Ioan Tyhurslqi, Mary Anne Kiefer, joan K1lSZy'HSlil, Briilget lNlcC.1rtney, Pat Reilly, Barham K.lliCUl1.lCl1Q ,inf rffziy' lNI.u'y Ann Coyle, Noirit Hurley, Pitt Moran, Sharon ReCl4ei', .md Alhertil Scott. lsulflllll. Ii! mit-.' l'.lt Siliiieidui, Sue CQz.trnccki, N.tni'y Donohue, Aiutstzisigi Carlos, Sue Brunner, Nou-ne Gr.lh.un, Put Kneeseg Jul! ffm: ,ludy C1-irigiuit Polly Collins, Mary lillen johnson, lYt.ll'j.11lI'Li Hdncock, Betty Fity, Hll1lL'4ll.ll'LlC' Kc-ilg inf wit: line liiuss, blessitxi Xlfitkn-i', CQ.u'ol lS.idgei', .lL'.lI'l H.trChuclx. Ciolitta Strnlimeier, and 'limn Hill. A Cappella lflmir As one entered the hztlls ot' the Academy dur ing the past year, she would he sure to hear st ruins ol music' at any time ol' day. But if the visitor happened in on 'l'uesd.1y .ind Tllursdtty, the melof dies he.ird would he those issuing from the Audi' tnriuin, where the Cieneixil c,l1Of.Il was I'tl.llilI1xQ music. On XYICLlllL'Skl.ly and lfriday the forty members ol' the A Cf.iplwell.1 Choir met under the 62 direution of Sister St. Mark. As part of the Guudctc Sunday c..1lll0liL' Youth Orgnniziition program the Choir, together with the Clee Clubs ol' Central Catholic High School and Notre Dame Aciidemy, sang il group of Christmfis carols. The Academy Cfhristnms .issemlwly was also L'I1l12ll1C'Csl hy their chants .intl mrols. Come it night in june .uid the Choir will join voices with the ciL'I1L'f.ll Choral to provide the musitiil dish for the Com- menicment exercises. Urchestra An orchestra is a popular ex- tracurricular activity in any school and St. Ursula's is no exception. Its active members numbered nineteen and the three seniors lost by graduation will be replaced by those freshmen now studying instrumental musii. Under the baton of Sister Jeanne Marie and the incentive of new music, this group made consid- erable progress. One of the members, Mary Keenan, is a player in the Toledo Youth Orchestra. fl In Vfkqfllf Mary Wfilhelm Dorothy Helfrich Mary Keenan Teresa Puccetti Ruth lillen Hart Helen Kovacs Patricia W.1ls'1 Pitricia O'Neill A fwre .' Barbara Kaltenbach Mary jo Koudelka Barbara Wiigiier Margie Schnapp jf ni fjgllf .' jean Harchuck Theresa Swartz Nancy Geleischter Patricia Nelson Tanya Maier joan Mink joan Parasiliti jane liruss 63 T mrvelog of 1950-51 Standing: Theresa Swartz, Connie Dobbs, Patricia Hill, jean Harchuck, Mary Lou Kauffman, Margaret Hancockg seated: Frances Metty, Mary Osgood, Eleanor Fuerst. Scroll Staff 5.11-lgrffffmr ,,r,, ,,,r,.,. M ary Ann Jarzynski, Mary Ann Kiefer Make-np Ijdztm' ,,,,,,,,.. ,,,,,.,.,,,A.,,r,,,,.,,r,,,..,,,,.. E leanor Fuerst A.l',l'llLift1fC' lfrfifrzm' Connie Dobbs Mar' Lou Kauffman Frances Mett l Y Mar' 'Os ood Darlene Mikol Mar faret Hancock l tg 8 5: . -7 Jrwx I ' Edilnritzl 'Fi' 'Z E' fix Andrea Ralver jean Harchuck Sharon Basinger ' ' Patricia Hill Ann DeShetler Theresa Swartz il M l3z1.vi21e.i1i' I If Eff ' Ruth Hart Lois Wriest Joanne Rerucha i Eleanor Makley Margaret Waggoner 'ill :li Wi y Q H , arilf lg XX Betty Clbfblll Ann Marie Zeiler ff Rosemary Kline Beverly Houk 64 Co -Editors 1 l l , Y . T i Kf X! Q Q X Mary Arm jarzynski Mary Arrrrr Kiefer lf I N This year the thirty-first volume of the SCROLL, the Academy yearbook, published by the Senior Class, is being presented. It all began on St. Ursula's Day in October, when Sister Mary Blanche made the anxiously awaited announcement of the co-editors. They were Mary Anne Kiefer and Mary Ann jarzynski, both industrious workers and honor students. After a successful patron and advertising campaign, the work on the yearbook really began. The stall, planning each section around the main theme: a girl on the road to her final goal, heaven, endeavored to have each student's picture included. Sl.II1dlllg.' ,Ioanne Rerucha, Sharon Basinger, Lois Wtiest, Eleanor Malxley, Ann Zeilerg wzlcdx Andrea Rabex' Ann DeShetler, Ruth Hart, Betty Carhin. 65 Pathway to T ruth Dolores Kreinbrink Justine Hill Ursuline Staff Co-Erlzlorr ....,,,.v,,.., ...,...........,...w.....,,,.Yw....v,.... I ustine Hill, Dolores Kmeinbrink Mmmgifzg Edjmr ...... ..................................,..,...........,......... D onna Mae Krieger Associate Edilom' Mary Carol Anton Nancy Bodette Shirley Rominski Ann Jankowski Patricia Jacob Eileen Keogh R8lDO1'l81'.l Donna Prottengeier Patricia Mariner Bonnie Murphy Joan Kaszynski Alice Fosnight Linda Sattler Anne McCarthy Cj1'L'IllLl!i0lZ Margot Boaden Marilyn Smith Heather McAfee Theresa Zawodny Bernadette Lesinski Typim' Hildegarde Keil Suzanne Anton Catherine Fitzgerald Catherine Pickett Inheriting from the 1950 staff the title of i'Paper of Distinction, the staff of 1951 worked diligently to uphold the reputation of the Ursuline and only time and the sur- lv Rey release lots the iatholii Si1ooldIPress 1-- ssociation in eutem er wi te . onors IIN 'f came to Co-editcir Hill in February when ' she received second prize in the Blade Press ll p .Q,, . Clinic interview with newspaper corre- j ' , eff' .A spondent Dorothy Thompson. Periodically h. ' A-'-' throughout the year, staff members attended Q' X the Clinic meetings and interviewed guest xl speakers. The Ursuline, in its sixth year of l , publication, belongs to the Catholic School -f' Press Association, the National Scholastic f Press Association, and the Quill and Scroll, ' i. international honor society for high school ' 1 Q journalists. 66 .au 4. lff, .' Ifxlun Ku-ugly, Lfllklal Sattlclg Ann ,'.lllkHNX8ki. Durm.x l'ruttu1gc'icrg u.1ALf.'AI11.1n Kavymki, liunniu Nulplly, 'X1.ux Armum. 1,UIllI.l KI'lL'5lCI'. Minfdh J k1L'.lII1L'l' hlLAfL'L'. ,I-llL'I'L'N.l Zmxmlny, Anm- MLCf.11'tl1y, fWl.ll'ilyll Smith, l'.1tliLi.1 lu-'lx lillffar. w.1lUf.' Suu Ant4v11,'HilJcg.l1Jc Kcil,C.1tl1L1'xm' lfxtzgclxlhlg Nf.l1lLliIIlQ.' Shirlry Rominski. C.lthcrim mlm-tt, Alike Fmniglwt, Pgltfifigl lNf1lriuc1'. 67 i is yo Top J'Ir!lZdil1g.' Larry Donifrie, Ann Openlander, jim Boicey, Bisil Abbot, Pat Lynch, Bill Ifnglandg Smied: Sue Cole, Sue Brunner. I3r1lmm.' .lI.IlIcff11,Q.' Dan -largunilln, Dorothy Helfrich, B1 Turnerg Se.lfuJ.' Bfary Lou Coines, Tom Kolluvfi, 1NIargaret Hlneoek. juniors and Seniors, witlm their escorts, wound up the lfaster promenade at the XX!oman's Build, ing, Mardi twenty-sixth, dancing to the music of Al jordan and his band. Srliool colors, gold and blue, were carried out in the dainty dance pro- grams, which carried the srhool crest. Cliaperons were tlie parents of the class officers, and lay faculty members. junior Class President, Ann Openlander, was assisted in arrangements by Sue Cole, Sue Brunner, Anna Mary Hryeyk, Carol Huffmon, Barbara Kaltenbacli, Dorothy Helfrich, Moira Hurley, Patrivia Lyneli, Carol Wfarncmenr, and Virginia Wfarnlxe. 68 .--aussi:-f V- 0 junior' HI1.ffL'.li.liC'.5' um! E,rw1'!,r 0 A Refminlaizzg IllfL'l'!!ll!C' Easter 0 Swxiffz' Gmffv nuff lf.rm1'ly o AIi1'1w', Mmm' 1111 flu' WMU Promenade Top: jus B.1umic, Mary Osmvml, Mary Clmwl Antun, Tui W'olfram, Ronald Ahrcns, janct lhxmklxgllxlt, HilQlcg.mh' Kcil, Hurry Owens. l3f11lum.' .lx wuz in IlliH'Ill'.' Nglrgic Sclnmpp, Nurcne Grnlmm, Iw1g11'g.l1'ct Xx,LQ.IgUI1L'l', liutty Fitz, BLlI'l'7.1l'.l Knltcn- bnch, .Iran H411'cl1uCk, Q x K s- +' I D Sf L Mary Osgood K , Joanne Reruchc ' Ann McCarthy . Si Nancy Bodftle l 'V Betty Corbin A if . I ' , Andres Reber iii xtgxak Carol Z0l9 ir : , if fs. C h ' -Y x .git ol errne L 3 ' jf' Donna Moe M f s ssl ' ws if' 'W ' NXW4 The Play takes place in England during the Napoleonic Wars 1803 l8l5 2 We if fw s.s.Q-.fxvswwse :asm HW W, ACT ll The School Ten years later ,Lx il xvllf' and The Bull R N! sw ex V'f3l'Wm sr fi if is CAST OF Miss Funny , . ,. ..x, . ,. Miss Willoughby, her elder Miss Henrietta Turnbull . Miss Susan Throssel . Miss Phoebe, her sister Patty, the Throssel's maid The Recruiting Sergeant Valentine Brown Pupils: Arthur Georgie Dickie Johnnie Percy Bobette Molly Constance lscxbelle William Smith Miss Beveridge lpiunistl Ensign Blades Miss Charlotte Pcrrctt Harriet Julia Margaret Spicer Old Soldier Sl8f, V - sl iz., . s . 'Q si? 52 :iii ' E 52 . A A ef. Y' 'X 'F AU W-. V DITOHUAJY ' x. 'Vgmh 9 D Z '4Prj16 'Al 'Z 195 X r 1 sg as ' . S -Sym-.Bile - z. X ff .' l fg 'renal Q Q their ladies ,,.,.. .. ... ,A week laler Dolores Kreinbrink ., .. . , Eleanor Fuersl , . Frances Merry , ,. Suzanne Harrnetv , . Mary Anne Kiefer . . T Eileen Keogh ,.Mary Ann Jarzynski ,. Justine Hill . Therese Swartz Ann DeSheiler rw , Connie Dobbs ., Morgol Bcaden ,Patricia Mariner Donna Proirengeier ,Colherine Pickett ff' ,. Heather McAfee , Veronica Murphy 1, . Eleanor Makiey Anne Marie Zeiler T Margaret Hancock Noreen Graham ary Margaret Leahy ,. . Mary Parker l, Elizabeth Dcmsack Joan Kaszynski Patricia Hill I , f .-.lsr r ...ie V ii 5 Q 'Wi' THE SENlOR CLASS of ST. URSULA ACADEMY presenls N uubiy A COMEDY IN FOUR ACTS lv James M. Barrie O ex s Rominski Carol Anton Mikal Hildegarde Keil .. Patricia Jacob linda Scnller Marilyn Smith Therese Zawodny Sue Anton Rosemary Kline -rar nu' mu-u-ww-ui -wav' when-M .W..r. we M ACT! The Blue Room in lhe home of lhe Misses Susan and Phoebe Throssei on Qualify Sireel Motel Miscellany . Drama Club The Drama Club made its debut in October with the presentation of A Day With Our Lady . The performance centered around a young mu- sician, estranged from his family, who came to the Shrine of Mary to ask her to aid him in finding his family. At the Shrine a playlet concerning the life of the Blessed Virgin was presented. l'11s1111'ell are llve Te111 ple M111de11.r 11111l .'l1e11' M1,vl1'e.f.i'.' k11eel111g.' A 1' l e ll e 171'11zila. M 11 1' c 1 11 TtlIIbCdl'. Ii1z1111'e.i Molly. A1111 S1l1111sla111111111. Mrzry Lf111 1lll,l'.l'.' .fl,IIldl1lg.' C111'r1l A1111 Malik. fill!-1' B1'11i1r. N1111ey Hllrl',l'. Home Economics Tea In February, the sophomore Home Economics Class climaxed their annual style show with a tea for their mothers. Miss Ursula Styles , as the show was called, displayed a variety of daytime and evening apparel featuring the latest fashion trends. Three freshmen also participated, Betty Beckler, making a cowgirl outfit for her little sister, Ann Schuchmann and Rosemary -Oliger. 1 M:!1 1' B 11 e 71 .r 1' la. Diane G'1'.4l111111. 111111 1ll11deli11e Gl0I'f1IllIllffl lU0lll'6d fm fblffl' lllflfhdfll all Ike Home li1'111111111i11r Tea 111 Febrzf- 1Il l' I 72 Senior Mothers' Tea The Senior Class entertained their mothers with ll Valentine Tc-.1 in l L'l5l'LI.ll'y. The officers were in charge, Hildegilrde Keil, president, giving the welcoming address. jean H2lfCl1L1Ck'S entertainment com- mittee produced ii variety of musical numbers-piano, voice, violin, .ind Ann DeShetler gave il reading. A statue of the Blessed Virgin tomposed the centerpiece for the Valentine decorative motif. llicli mother was presented with a seasonal corsage by her daughter. Q Mothers of Class Officers Poured 0 A Good Time Was Had By All 0 They Made Music, Music, Music 73 X!.1f1ffi11g. ltfl lu rigfffx Marfia Tanber, janet Michaelson, Barbara Loughlin, Sandra Leidholdt, Gretchen Xwiedemann, Barbara Smithg ,eIJt't'IiIl4Q,' Joanne Willsli, Mary Nc'G.1hey. Anita XVilloughby, lflizabeth l.auber, and Mary Helen Keller. 0 Wlvfzf tr Rf1rkef.' Wfinners in the volleyball finals pictured here are Fresh- man B champions, who humbled a fighting junior A team to a score of ll-ll. Anita Wil- loughby, with eight points, Con- tributed much to the victory for the frosh. The basketball tour- nament in April showed all classes conditioning themselves for the fray. After going down to defeat in the xolleyball ven- ture, upperclassmen rolled up their sleeves to gain the basket- ball crown. Various oil-campus sports sparked interest in others pie- turecl here: Barbara Dederman, making with her racquetg Al- berta Scott and Heather Me- Afee, on the way to Derby fame: Ann Marie Zeiler, Nancy Coghlin, and llleanor Makley, rolling along hard wood lane: and jane liruss, teeing it otl, 0 Toni illll'ilI.Y -, . li t l l lf - 1 74 1X X X fr' X Road to Victory . . . fx q 5,153-xx 0 Smooflv Going I.L,l lo P'l.Qf7l.' Iu.ll'lIy'I1 Floyd. Vlfjllfllgl Bn-ms, 1NIury WIHKIIN, Pklfflflkl O 111111, ,I41 L- 5Z.lllk.1IHP, nm 1 lun 1 I1 w--v ..,iwtx If 9 1:1171 l ,JG A m-A s ,... A N 3 .a'm '. A i f ' f X M fro rf' Congrafufafiond fo Me Cfaafs o 1951 May All Your Dreams Come True -A Friend Dr. and Mrs. James R. Adams John Quincy Adams Harold Anderson Charles H. Auslin Baker's Markel' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bargmann Mr. and Mrs. Billal Donna Blaker D. A. Blanchard P. W. Boaden BodeH'e Marine Supply Co. Dr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Borer W. F. Broer, Jr. Rev. Francis B. Bruksieker Dr. Henry A. Brunsling Dr. Howard G. Bruss Buck Bros. Fine Foods Mr. and Mrs. John Buczko ll Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Burkhardl' James Byrnes Camp Ladyglen Judge and Mrs. John Q. Carey Mr. and Mrs. John L. Carroll Casey-Sullivan Really Co. Cenlral Cafholic High School Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence l. Clark Dr. and Mrs. Frank Clifford Collingwood Food Shop Rev. Charles Comle Rev. E. J. Connolly Rev. Bernard Crane Casimir J. Czarnecki, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. A. Dansack Paul Darah Davis Cleaners Rl. Rev. Msgr. A. J. Dean Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. Devlin Pa trans 'ki' 'A' Dr. and Mrs. M. W. Dielhelm Mr. and Mrs. Ted Donoher Do+'s Apparel Shoppe Douglas Meadows Riding Academy Edgewaler Cleaners and Furriers EI Pinfo Grill R+. Rev. Msgr. Elmer G. Eordogh Erie Drug Slore Eriksen's Eslelle Flower Shop Dr. Geza Farkas Mr. and Mrs. Sfephen Fazekas Felker Food Marker Mr. and Mrs. William Finn Thomas G. Flagler Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' L. Floyd Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Fuersl Miss Mary C. Gaffney Mr. and Mrs. Francis O. Garvin Kafhleen Garvin Mrs. Roberl' Garvin, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Roberl Garvin. Jr. E. L. Gaspari, M.D. Gederl' Molor Sales Mr. and Mrs. F. A. George George's Cigar Slore 8: Grill Theo. R. Gerken Mrs. Paul Gerrard CharloHe Gillespie James L. Glanville Glendale Cleaners Judge and Mrs. Sfanley Grzezinski Judge and Mrs. John W. Hackefl' George A. Haddad Mrs. A. M. Haggerly Mr. and Mrs. F. Norman Harlmann Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Har'l'ne'l'l Rev. James F. Hebbeler, S.T.D. Helen Ann Dress Shop Mrs. M. A. Hickey Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hill Mrs. T. Hill H. M. 81 R. Shoe Company HoFfman's Food S+ore HoFFman's Super Markef Holland Window Cleaning Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Holzemer Horn Hardware Co. Dr. R. W. Horner Rev. Frederick Hug ldeal Laundry 81 Dry Cleaning Co. Ideal Resfaurani' Mrs. Josephine C. lgnafowicz Jack's Men's Shop Alex J. Jacob William T. Jacob Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Jankowski Ted Jankowski Daryl l. Jervis Johnson Coal Company Jones Confecfionery Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Jusiin Flowerdale Greenhouse Mr. and Mrs. C. Kaszynski Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keil Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Kiefer Henry Klena Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kline Mrs. Emma Kouniz S+eve Kozlowski 8: Son Mr. and Mrs. Bernard H. Kranz Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Kreinbrink Walfer J. Krieger Rosalyn Mae Kuiawa Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Kwapich 78 Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Lance Mr. and Mrs. John Leahy Mabel Ledford Le Duc Consfrucfion Co. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lesinszki Ziia Lesinszki Lola Mae's LiH'le Sfore Fay McAfee Dr. and Mrs. E. J. McCormick Mr. and Mrs. William McCoy Miss Mary Macelwane Dr. E. F. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Makley Theresa Makley ManhaH'an Pofafo Chip Co. Dr. and Mrs. John Mariner Mary Manse Alumnae Associahon Clarence J. Maffhews Mrs. Carl Mazzurco Mercy School of Nursing Leo Merkle Phil's Feed Sfore Mr. and Mrs. Emery Molnar Dr. Joseph A. Muenzer Navarre Dry Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Nicholson Kenneih H. Nolan Louis Norion Oak Pharmacy Oblafes of Mary lmmaculafe Dr. and Mrs. A. A. C'Brien Judge and Mrs. Thomas O'Connor Old Dufch Casper Mr. and Mrs. John E. Osgood Our Lady of Perpeiual Help School Dr. and Mrs. Chrisfopher G. Palans Mrs. Russell S. Parker Mr. and Mrs. George J. Picke++ Rev. A. E. Pin+er John Poisguy Carl F. Pro++engeier Judge and Mrs. Homer A. Ramey John A. Reger Rev. H. W. Reineck Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Rominslii Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Romi+slxi Rosary Ca+hedral C.Y.O. Rosary Ca+hedral School Royal Typewri+er Co., lnc. Floyd Sa++ler James Sa++ler Miss Marie Sa'H'ler Carl A. Schepper+ Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schindler Schoenlxe's Dry Goods Mr. and Mrs. H. Schwalbe W. F. Schwarz Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Sco++ Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Sex+on Sherwin-Williams Co. Siegel's Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Skrzyniecki E. J. Smi+h Bob Snyder's Gridiron Grill S+ein Elec+ric Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. S+elniclci S+. Agnes School S+. Angela Merici Hall S+. John's School S+. Rose School S+. Teresa School S+. Thomas Aquinas C.Y.O. S+. Thomas Aquinas School S+. Ursula Academy S+. Ursula Alumnae S+. Ursula Boolcroom S+. Ursula Orches+ra S+. Ursula Scholarship Associa+ion S+. Ursula Tea Room S+. Vincen+'s School of Nursing Al S+. John John D. Sugrue, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. W. Swar+z Dr. and Mrs. Reynold A. Tank John R. Taylor Pharmacy Temperance Reid King Gi++ Shop Dr. William D. Tes+a Toledo Frui+, Inc. ' Toledo Gardeners Co-Op Associahon Toledo Office Equipmen+ Co. Underwood Corpora+ion Universal Jewelry S+ore Universi+y Beau+y Shop Edward Vali+on Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Vollmayer Von Ewegen 8: Wi+gen F. H. Vorderburg Rev. Henry Waech+er WaI+er's Pharmacy Mary Warning, Floris+ H. J. Welber Dr. Paul G. Welles We+li 81 Tes+a R+. Rev. Msgr. Edmund Widmer Dr. W. W. Wiedemann Wrigh+, Russell 8: Bay Co. Cap+. and Mrs. Roy F. Wues+ Wyl-Ann Shop Yeisley Cu+ Ra+e Alene Zeiler Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Zy+kus - '- '- ' '- '-'-I- -'I-W-111 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'P m-131.-111g-g-up---1113 1.-l1u1n.-nn1gq1Ig1 --1.-u1n1g1q.-g1p.1n 3 '! Zwwmriiy ' . model 3 GAS CONVERSEON BURNER The very NEWEST Design...wifh the very NEWEST Features , .. S , rn H Steel and cast iron construction. No E ul-ml C: VA Baflles or Ceramics. All gas and air ngmeere, ', adjustments under cover. Telescoping Peffed Flf In Duct and Venturi, Easily installed Any Furnqge yvithout alteration to your present heat- . Egjlagt' f t .th 26 One Burner for a e y a manu ac urer wi over years experience building Gas Conver- All Types of Gas sion Burners. if JOHN V. RERUCHA 729 Ewing Street Toledo, Ohio ADams 6116 STUDENT REGISTER SENIORS Mary Carol An+on , Suzanne An+on.. , Mildred Baka ,E,E, . Sharon Basinger Y,,a, ,, , Margo+ Boaden .,A. a,,, Jane+ Burkhard+ .......,,Y.. Be++y Carbin ,,aa,, ., Pa+ricia Daly . ,,a, , , Be+'+y Dansack 227I Sco++wood Ave. 227l Sco++wood Ave. ,24l3 Collingwood Blvd. W .3705 Woodmon+ Rd. 2531 Collingwood Blvd. .....,l385 Wildwood Rd. Nancy Bode++e ..,....,,... H2908 Collingwood Blvd. 2l02 Shenandoah Rd. M . ,.l008 Dorr S+. . ..... 37 Maygar S+. Ann Marie DeShe+ler. ...,...... H3860 De+roi+ Ave. Cons+ance Dobbs Sis+er Edward Marie W Ca+l1erine Fi+-zgerald , . Eleanor Fuers+ ..... ..,.... 3334 Darling+on Rd. 24l3 Collingwood Blvd. Erie S+. 2860 Parkwood Ave. Alice Fosnigh+ .....,. ...,,,. ...,. .....,,,.l608 Adding+on Rd. Georgena Giovannuccr, 930 Avondale Ave. Norene Graham U ., Margare+ Hancock, Jean Harchuck ......... Ru+h Har+ ,.,,..,.., , Sue l'lar+ne++ , , Pa+ricia Hill.. ,, , Jus+ine Hill , Beverly Houk Pa+ricia Jacob .,.. , Sis+er Jean Agnes , Ann S. Jankowski, Mary Ann Jarzynski . Joan Kaszynski, ,a , s Mary Lou Kauffman ,,.. Hildegarde Keil ,....,..... Eileen Keogh ............ Mary Ann Kiefer ......,. Rosemary Kline .............,. Dolores Kreinbrink ,....,.. Donna M. Krieger ...,... Mary M. Leahy .......,.... Bernade++e Lesinski ......... 527 Cloverdale Rd. Drexel Dr. ,......,..,.4220 Lowe Rd. , ,, 1609 Walnu+ S+. 4321 N. Lockwood ,, ,.... l00l King S+. , 7l Dixie Highway 5644V2 Edgewa+er Dr. ,, aa ,435 Poinse++a Blvd. 24l3 Collingwood Blvd l9I0 N. Cove Blvd. I550 Pinewood Ave. , S R. I, Cur+ice, Ohio .,...,.l738 Gilber+ Rd. ,,,,......,,748 Byrne Rd. .......,,65I Pren+ice S+. ..........3049 l23rd S+. .......,.3I5 Ferris S+. .......... 836 Clark S+. Dexter S+. ..........62I Coney Cour+ Maygar S+. Eleanor Makley ........ ....,......,.. 6 43 Raymer Blvd. Patricia Mariner.. ,,,....,,,...,.. 2247 Parkwood Ave. Hea+her McAfee ........,,,... Ann McCar+hy .....,,,. ...... Frances Me++y. ..,.. ,.,,... . ,,2l49 Sco++wood Ave. ..3 Valley Dr., Maumee H3953 Hazelhurs+ Ave. Darlene Mikolaiczyk, ., ...,.,. I39 E. Cen+ral Ave. Veronica Murphy. ..........,,....,.. .335 Eas+ern Ave. Mary R. Osgood , l .2840 Parkwood Ave. ,1.m-.m- 1 THE THEO. SCHMITT COMPANY Realtors -l lnsurors 0 233 North St. Clair Street Toledo MAin 4121 COMPLIMENTS OF THE GRAHAM PLUMBING COMPANY 'lr 448 West Delaware Toledo 10, Ohio u-lm..-n- 1vni1mi.-mi-nn-nn-nu-vvu-un- m.1mr1r-..1M.....m1mv...rrir1r ,P :fu--lu--m1n1n1h n1in1m1m-ug? Leading Photographers In the Midwest H. A. Powell Studios Photography ot Its Best e Michigan and Ohio The DiSalle Plating Co. H1 t Incorporated I I Specializing in PRODUCTION PLATING POLISHING 1801 Clinton Street Toledo, Ohio 1 JO. 8311 1 1 A. CS oasaue, President i -l--- '-'- --In --------- - - --..--.H -1. 82 Student Register-Continued Mary Parker ,,,,7,,,,, ,,ooo. . 3713 Hazelhurst Ave. Catherine Pickett S S SS26l7 Rathbun Dr. Donna Prottengeier Andrea Raber S I907 Ottawa Dr. SR. 2, Perrysburg Joanne Rerucha S 4l24 Deepwood Lane Shirley Rominski S SS 2674 Secor Rd. Linda SattlerS ,,.ee.,,,,, 225 E. 7th St., Perrysburg Marilyn Smith Y,t.,, ,Y,, S Coletta Strohmeier Theresa Swartz ,,,, Margaret Waggoner S2845 Robinwood Ave. SS S S 827 Kingston Ave. Sl60I Woodland Ave. S .,.,., .,,. 3 I7 Ohio St. Lois Wuest .ortee .,.... S , S SS SS .,.. 7l I Raymer Blvd. Theresa Zawodny ,,... Ann Marie Zefler ,,.,,,, S ,,,,.o..,.,, 2102 Air Line Ave. ,S ..... l35 Rockingham Ave. Carol Zolg ,....,,,.,,,,..., SS 760 lnwood Pl.. Maumee JU N IO RS Carol AndersonSSS .,,,.. Bonnie Angevine Carole Badger S Mary Blanchard S S S Sue Brunner .,...,.,,. Jane Bruss .,...,,, SS R. I, Maumee S S S3906 Berkeley Dr. S3147 Parkwood 'Ave. SS SS SS H753 Clark St. I447 Potomac Dr. S S S .SSl302 Broadway Anastasia Carlos SSSS S 2323 Robinwood Ave. Nancy Coghlin SSSSS Sue ColeS SSSSSSSS S Pauline CollinsS SS S Mary Lou ComesS , Judy Corrigan S S Mary Anne Coyle Teresa Cunningham S 5403 Summit St. S2316 Castlewood Dr. SSSSS27l7 Drummond Rd. SSSSSSSS60l Ogden Ave. S S S422 Victoria Pl. S S S SS3350 River Rd. S S, SS23l7 Whitney Ave. Sue Czarnecki SSSSSSSSSS., SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS 3 6 BirCkl'ledd Pl. Barbara Dederman SSSSSSS. 1440 W. Delaware Ave. Catherine Dennls .......... ASSS I 70I Greenwood Ave. Anne Dlllon SSSS.SSS.SSSS.S ., Nancy Donohue S......S Blrckhead Pl. ...SSS.S....3l7 Eastern Ave. Carlene Fitsko SSSSSSSSSS ,..SSS.. I 927 Broadstono Rd. Betty Fitz SS.....S.S....S.SS ,S Delores Galant SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS .SS...3l43 Parkwood Ave. S.S.SS.S.I528 Lagrange St. Nancy Gelsleichter SSSS SSSSSSSSS 3 234 Wendover Dr. Doris Harchuck SS..S Dorothy Helfrich- S Joan Hill SSSSSS SS S Anna Marv Hrycyk Carol Huttmon S Moira Hurley Mary Ellen Johnson SS,S..4220 Lowe Rd- 42Il Willys Pkwy. S SS SSS.SS l00l King St. 2425 Westbrook Dr. 4545 Manorwood Rd. 2058 Brookdale Rd. 2552 Pershing Dr. Barbara Kaltenbach S S 4349 Overland Pkwy. Mary Keenan SSSSSSS, S SS SSSS S 83l So. Erie Sf. Student Register- Continued Barbara Keller Patricia Kneese Helen Kovacs S Mary Ann Lang S Joan La Pointe Virginia Lenhart Patricia Lynch S Bridget McCartney Donna Michaelson. S. Patricia MoranS SS S Mary Sue Myers Gene Nagle ooo, ,,,, Ann Openlander .... Angela Piazza ,,,, Ellen Quinn ,,,, Sharon ReckerS Patricia Reilly ....u, SS Marcia Rinehart Renee Roscoe Rosemary Schindler Marguerite Schnapp Patricia SchneiderS Alberta Scott S S Helen Shondell Sheron Simonds Joanne Soncha Marilyn TrotzierS Joan Tyburskiv . Barbara Wagner Judy Waite ..,,s S Patricia Walsh ...,,s Carol Warnementm .S S Virginia Warnke ....... Mary E. Westmeyer ........, Norene Wlsniewski ........ S Jessica Witker ...... i..v.sss., S SS 3809 Martha Ave. SS539 Waybridge Ave. .SI650 Schomberg 350I Burton Ave. SS 236 Somerset Dr. R. R. 4, Box 520 C S 2635 Parkwood Ave. SSSSS... 3229 Erawa Dr. 2847 Scottwood Ave. S.S.2809 Sagamore Rd. SSSSI936 Glencove Dr. S..S.S.I020 Eleanor Ave. S,,.283l Sagamore Rd. S SSS S.50I Sunset Blvd. 262I Northwood Ave. 4522 N. Haven Ave. S4I24 Deepwood Lane SS2364 Barrington Dr. . S3636 Wallwerth Dr. 26I6 Scottwood Ave. Sunset Blvd. S2678 Northwood Ave. 2347 Grantwood Dr. 2238 Glenwood Ave. S 3739 Beverly Dr. I400 Roosevelt Ave. . 648 Boalt St. S S 4I4 Elder Dr. 2I I7 Hurd St. 2I I5 Jottre St. S S S565 Milton St. S...I423 Addington S .284l Rockwood PI. ,..........702 Leonard St. I9 Secor Rd. Lambertville, Mich. S..42I8 Overland Pkwy. SOPHOMORES Marilyn Abel S..,.....S....... Sl650 Palmwood Ave. Marguerite Ankenhrandt SSS... 3625 Berkeley Dr. Ann Archambeau .S S S ..4527 Westway Mary Baensch S Virginia Beins Margaret Benner Donna Bennett June Bonds Eileen Collins Sharon Coon S 3846 Wallwerth Dr. 435 Kenilworth Ave. I53 Schonhardt, Tittin 626 Winthrop St. 632 City Park Ave. 2703 Barrington Dr. S 2I5I Dorr St. THE CATHOLIC CLUB Otters a Complete Recreation Program SWIMMING HANDBALL COURTS TABLE TENNIS BALLROOM For Parties and Dances THE CATHOLIC CLUB 131 Sixteenth St. MAin 3146 ......m1..1 -. 1 .. -. .- .- 1 1 .. .- 1lm.-.in-. n...m..n1 1 .. ... 1 1 .- .- 1 .- -. 1nu1nn-.-r John C. Steinman, Inc. 211 Ontario Street MAin 5224 'A' S T U D E B A K E R SALES SERVICE D-51:-1-11-s-u-w1u!v ill-un1rm-li1!1l1ll1l1l1n1l--l-i111n-cl-n-1111:-n-I-n1n1n1l+ --1 I 5 l I 'P 83 11...-.un1 1 .-im-im1. ...,,.,1nu1m.1.,,,1,,. TEXTILEATH ER 607 Madison Avenue TICK-TOCK RESTAURANT 307 St. Clair Street TlMM'S FLOWER SHOP 2801 Dorr Street TOLEDO BLUE PRINT 316 Superior Street POINT PLACE PHARMACY 5198 Summit Street PRESCOTT SUPER MARKET 241 West Bancroft St. Nazareth Hall Military School Ladyglen-on-the-Maumee Grand Rapids, Ohio ..m.1m41 1 1 1 .141 1 1 1 1 1 1 -.u..-...V STAUTZENBERGER'S P R I V A T E SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Now Air Conditioned Employers and Students APPRECIATE Our Thorough BUSINESS TRAINING Students May Enter Any Time 317 Huron St. MAin 3656 1lm1rm11.111.11.-,.y.1...,1.,,,1 1 1 141.111 .1u:n1un.1.,,,1m... 1 1m,1., 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1iin1,..,1,,,.1. Student Register-Continued Geraldine Davidson Charlotte Dimmer . s Marilyn Floyd. , , Nancy Gall ,,,, , , .931 Nebraska Ave. ,. C2018 Parkside Blvd. , 1525 Craigwood Rd. . ,417 Whittemore St. Mary Katherine Garvin , ,osso 205 Eastern Ave. Marcia Gerken ,,,, M W .o 2736 Robinwood Ave. Madeleine Giovannucci t.o,o,, 930 Avondale Ave. Diane Graham ..,.,s,,...,. o, Noreen Hartmann ooo,,,, Mary C. Hochanadel . ..,,.....527 Cloverdale Rd. .,.,...4Ib0 Carthage Rd. . ooos.to.ss 925 Willow Ave. Patricia Hoftmah ,,,,, ., ,,,,. 3632 Berkeley Dr. Donna Hunter., , . ,..,,,.,,.,,.. 418 Machen St. Lorene Jankowski ......,..,. Mary L. Jensen ., . . Jeanne Klimekn, , Mary Jo Koudelka, . Patricia Kozy, ,,,, ,, Mary Leland..,,, , ,. ,, .....,...1910 N. Cove Blvd. ...M402 Kenilworth Ave. , .... 222lf2 Kosciusko St. ,..75 Gross St., Tiffin 2433 Berdan Ave. ...,..,,,..5244 Clover Lane Emilie Marcis, . ,, ,321 Hillview Dr., Rosstord Joanne Mayers Judith Meyer, Joan Mink ,.,. , . o 3537 Wallwerth Rt. , ..,l805 JoFFre Ave. o ......... 830 Mason S'1'. Barbara Nadeau ..,,. 1330 Harvard Blvd. Patricia Nelson ,, Nancy Nowak Patricia O'Hara . Joanne Peateen Theresa Puccetti, . Mary F. Rensch, Barbara Robakowski. Sue Ryan. . ., . . Kathryn Saam , , Nancy Schaedel ,. Barbara Schrader ,..,.,,,... . .,., 1650 Pinewood Ave. Gradolph , .3031 Parkwood Ave. ,,,.,,,,,527 Winthrop St. ,o ,.,.. 929 Palmwood Ave. . M2016 Richmond Rd. 1,1201 Detroit Ave. 520 Nottingham Terrace ........l266 Norwood Ave. .,,.,....2320 Eastbrook Dr. ...,.2535 Scottwood Ave. Jane Stallkamp ..,............. 358 W. Delaware Ave. Agnes Stem ...,....... .............. 1 041 Harding Blvd. Teresa Ta nk ........ .. Joyce Tansey ,.....,.......... Leonard St. ...32l4 Cambridge Ave. Johanna Thomas ........,,,,...,..........,. 431 Capistrano Dian Tillman ................. Bronson Place Dorothy Waggoner .,.....,...,................ 317 Ohio St. Mary Wilhelm ,....,..,.....,..... 255 Circular St., Tittin FRESHMEN Shirley Adamski , . Jeanne Allison ,.,, Jeanne Anthes , , Shirley Bake . om. .1018 Heston St. a ...506 Thurston St. . M553 Geneva St. . .2026 Nevada St. Elizabeth Baranek , 1020 McDonald St. Student Register-Continued Joyce Barry ,..., , ,, u, ,l2l6 Key S+., Maumee Elizabeth Beckler Pa+ricia Bodie , Rosemarie Borchert Betty Bruning .,,,..,,,,,,, Judi+h Bruss .,,,.V,,, , Pa+ricia Burkhart, Jeanne Burwell .s Mary Butler., ,.,u.,,,u, , ,, Sharon Campbell , , , Rober+a Cowan u,,, Carole Dancer, . Lois Daniels u....., Mar+ha Dederman ,,,,u, Joan Marie De Mars Mary Jane Devlin I Carolyn Doman ,,,..,,,, Judi+h Downs ..,.,,,,, Arlene Drozik ,,,., ,, Pa+ricia Ducey, , Nancy Duvendacks, l640 Yosemite Dr. 7I8 Colima Dr. iaze Pilgrim Rd. , 35l8 Jackman Rd. ...,. I302 Broadway 7, VY........ 350 Havre St. . ..R. 4, Ottawa, Ohio 2448 Robinwood Ave. 430 Cleveland S+. ,.,..,886 Wright Ave. ,, 4l25 Elmway Dr. 4457 N. Lockwood Ave. I440 W. Delaware Ave. .534 Ogden S+. M2933 Collingwood Blvd. .H ..,,,,Y..,. I I I8 Blum S+. , 3l33 Cheltenham Rd. ,, ,,,,. I I30 Indiana Ave. , 2403 Middlesex Dr. .,..436 Victoria Pl. Mary Jo Espen. .,....u...,,,u,..,,..,,, 823V2 Colfax S+. Virginia Fall .,.,Y ., ,, Sharon Fels ,,,, .... Barbara Fey ,,,.,,,, , Ellyn Finn ,,,,,,., ,,,, Pa+ricia Fowlie ..., Loretta Gallagher. Helene Gavins, , Rosemarie Gribbin Beverly Herbs+ Carol High. i , Helen Hill. . Frances Hoban Lois Hoffman . Marlene Hoffman 4, Box 397, South Ave. u , 4338 Burnham Rd. , ,, I024 Elysian Ave. . .,,,, 2925 Burne++ Pl. , N ..,.,., 3I4 Bos+on PI. . 2024 Robinwood Ave. Jeane++e Hundsrucker , 4ll Western Ave. Pa+ricia Hurley Mary Louise Huss u . 7 2630 Parkwood Ave. Nancy Huss ,. . , , ,, .. ., 4370 Willys Pkwy. Lorna Jacob , , u 4448 Commonweal+h Ave. Beverly Johnson Florence Jones ,,., Joanne Juhaszn ,, I Mar+ha Kamelesky Pa+ricia Kandik Doro+hy Keil, . , Mary Helen Keller Elizabeth Lauber .g..-....-.,. -...... . ....... Quiet, Comfortable, IietllllilllI...A1Ways With windows of THERMOPANE' in- sulating glass, you can bring nature's light and grandeur IN . . . and at the same time shut out noise and discom- tort. ln THERMOPANE, a blanket of des- ert-dry air is tightly sealed between two panes ot glass. This mutfles out- side noise . . . your rooms stay quieter. ln hot weather, it checks the entrance of outdoor heat . . . keeps your home cooler. ln chilly weather when heaters must be turned on, it cuts heat loss through glass and saves fuel. THER- MOPANE reduces condensation on windows, too. p1g1-11.-.I-.--19--1-1g1-.-g.-Q.--ig, -1-.g-.1-1--1:11-n-111:-11:1u1 . i V A-A A ' 2 U15 3 I3 ' N 53 U' Ngfw N A S W. iz? - OSQZA'-71,0-2 'J' I' No Q 'No-- W N-o-QOUU1-P -P X -. cn-oo na O -hu '1 xl xn- - ,zmlxlgn 0 W 3--ax-Q, X igmg,-2250 2. Qwgmffgw 5'5 -'50fD3:n,'2 0- 3-foI89.'iZ 1 ul '3:2.g'g'-F6' Q 22-Q-.5'0- 2 3' ??W?amm:n 70 UU?f sw?-sb:-rfrf:+ SL rrsblsbsbsvl '-I -lmnil'--I E ISHILSSQOI F '2.?'3m a..73m 70m S-Zlrng .470 rl Z3'Zf5Z85'5gZ Q3-1 O 'c OJUQ-tO u va1w1:Omu-v S ZQOQZ OQQSZ II rn-i-. rn -1 mm Q11 Om 4 U.-. -vs-.3 J' U- 20 QLTGHQWQU-35.5 O' - 5 3: O ?t'O3::30-0,40-o. s uixQmwOOm Urno.'2.gC 2-. gn gJ,.0.rnig? ua: 2 2.-1-O-. 770-P Qu 3?f 3:'n33.g' F' SDSBQQQUQ-. Hg Qgswsasa an if 33fIO05Ei89E' U Z 1302141 12: u1m1in--m1su-rm--11111111-111--11'11:1-11 85 JOHN NAUMANN 81 SONS, INC. coN'rRAcTons 0 364 Parker Avenue Toledo, Ohio 'B' 1 1111 -- 11111- u1uu-nic Student Register-Continued Sandra Leidholdl' eeY,.. .e,,.... . .3I7 Kenilworlh Ave. Barbara Loughlin s, . 2438 Meadowwood Dr. Darlene Ludwikowski ,a,, .l324 Palmwood Ave. Nora C. Mack aa.. s Tanya Maier. S, Carole Malik ,,,, ,,,, , ,. Mary M. McGahey LueH'e Meriz, ,,,,, , ...,....l335 Grand Ave. ,s . 4l47 Easfway Dr. V ,,,. s ,,.,..,. 654 Lalce S+. s .273l Sco'Hwood Ave. ,, ,,,,, ..4l30 River Rd. Jane+ Michaelson .,.. 2847 Scoflwood Ave. Jo Ann Michalak ..,,, Charlene Mushing ,,,.. Diane Naumann, , Margie Nichols, .. , Palricia Norls , Rosemary Oliger Pairicia O'Neill Elizabeih Onody, . , N Palricia O'Shea , Phyllis Pacynski . Joan Parasilili , , , Nan Poulsen ,,,,. Nina Rose Praier , . Karen Przymierski ,,,, sl IOSVZ Woodland Ave. .......,905 Soulhover Rd. .,,,.,.3422 Pineway Dr. , .34I0 Goddard Rd. ,.....,...28l6 l2lsl Sl. ,23I Kenilworlh Box l56, Holland , ,,,,,,,, l420 Alberl' S+. s. .,.. I7l9 Sylvania Ave. .. ,IS36 Buckingham S+. 4l6 W. Delaware Ave. , .2l24 Ml. Vernon Rd. , 259 Hedges S+., Tiffin ..... 2284 Auburn Ave. Hannah Rahilly s, ,,,.. ,. .505 Walbridge Ave. Shirley Reinhari' , ,s ,.......,,....,. 4l5l Mayfield Dr- Marilyn Reino ,.,,,,. 505 E. Madison, Gibsonburg Carole Schick., ..,., ,,... 3608 Anderson Pltwy. Palricia Schnapp ..,,,, , Carol Schreiner ,,,, Ann Schuchmann, ,.., , . ......s,.... 444 Sunsel' Blvd. I I4 Eleanor Ave. , s, ,,,. 2829 Shorfford Dr. Barbara Smilh ,,,. 2845 Robinwood Ave. Jo Ann Smilh ,.,, 6509 Jackman Rd., R. 9, Box 839 Marjorie Smifh ..,....., ..,...... 4l3l Burnham Ave. Veronica Sirohmeiern, Tonna Siurniola ....... Marcia Tanber , , ,..,...,..827 Kingslon Ave. ........22 Edgewaler Pk. Collins Sl. Mary E. Tale... ,.., T .443 Walbridge Ave. Janel' Tiell .,... .,,,,, ,,,,, Joanne M. Walsh, , Greichen Wiedemann Barbara Wiley ,,,.,,, s Suzanne Willhiie, ,, Donna Mae Williams T 323 Poinseffa Ave. .. 85 Savoy Rd. Temperance, Mich. 339 Easlern Ave. ...,.,,..,.747V2 Vance S+. 2048 Scoilwood Ave. .7I8 Sherman S+. Ani+a Willoughby ss ,..,.......,,. 2054 Marengo Dr. Juliel' Wolinslii .,.. .......l4l0 Deiroil Ave. Barbara Young .,,,.,..,... 3l8 W. Harrison, Maumee Geraldine Zaleski ,....,.,,.......,...,... 534 Bronson S+. 1.m1 1 1 1 1 1 1..ii1iii1 1 1 1 1.1 1...1nu1 -un- - 1 -...i1.1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1....1...1 1....1.1. .1 1.1.1 1 1' -- - 1 - '- -nn111111111.11.-111-1.-.-.1..-11----1--.1-1 MARY MANSE COLLEGE The Dioceson College for Women WRITE THE DEAN 2441 Collingwood Blvd. ADoms 9241 1....1.1....1...... 1....1....1............ 1..,.1..,.1,,..1....1....1.4. .5...1....1 1 1 1 1 1.1 1 1 1 1 1 ll ix gifvcn. tn only a frfw to I un' fhmr life span lo benrfl 5 i all grnrrafions io romp afler E lhrm . . . Surh was ffm gif! A N Q 5 of Tnomas Al-va Edison: pin- X Q nrrr in applying eleclrzrzty to L beilrr the lo! of mankind. I 2 OF THE W d l l 9 Ure PPOU i I . . 5 fo bear his name Q0nly Il holder of the original Edison license T may use the name Edison as part of its cor- E 3 porate title. It is the mark of a pioneer. Toledo Edison, n business-managed, tax-paying electric l company, is proud to he so honored . . . In this i our 50th Anniversary Year we renew our pledge S i to serve our customers to the very best of our l : ability. l ALLEYS ,Ill follno 5 E 'on 5 l l l ' --if l l Q 'R 5455.1 fig, i V' i Z .h gf I V. J M X l l -.... -.-.. ........... -...,......... - - -. .....-...g. 4-..-.... -------- - - - - GRACE E. SMITH'S RESTAURANT SERVICE--CAFETERIA and PASTRY SHOP Nationally Known for Good Food Madison at Erie 1.....1.11..-1111.111111111111111111111111 ....,. -. -ln-..nii.-ii..-. in- m1ui.-uu-.m...-ni-.mi..nu..uu ...nu-.un,nun-ni....ini1mi1iii.1,..m.-.ini-.4m.. .. ... .. .. 1 1.1mi1 ORCHARD DRUGS 3059-61 West Bancroft St. JOrdan 'I91'I EXPERT PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Drug Sundries Soda Fountain Luncheonette Clarence L. Gelow Eorl O. Bean H-u ---- 1 ----- .- - - 1... - V1.. -lg. yu- ll.. -1 ---.----- i - .. -.:...-.W THE DlETRICH'S BAKERY MARTIN BROTHERS Box FRENCH PASTRY CAKES Com an P y ROLLS ' if 39 Blucher Street Toledo, Ohio s1n:i- 1 -un-im.. inui 1iui1nn1uii1i 1nn1mi -U1 1un....iiii1iin1imliiu-.nu..uu...nninn-.ii:i1ii-i1,,,, 900 West Delaware Phone GA. 'I631 ....!. .i......,,-. - - - - ... - .. .. .. - - ......-.... -...,-..,.-....-.,....,.i...,..-....-.-....-.,.-.,.-..,,-,m.......,..... - .. -M- The Friendly Store With o Reputation For Quality Elmlmanm Gflgavnmtlliiws J E UJ E L E H S At Prices to Fit Any Purse GArfield 7404 325 Huron Street Toledo 4, Ohio -5- -........,.......-..,.-,...-,. -. .. -....-....- ...-.,..........-..........-.,........-....-.... mln 1m,-nu-.iiu1iiii...im-.un...un..nu1nu1iiu1iiii- 1 .-im-im 4, ,,,.1,,...-. 4, Tn--nn-nn 111--1--11 -- 1:11.-:mt I UOLJO Cllfflefa 9 225 HURON STREET TOLEDO 4, OHIO EVERYTHING IN PHOTO SUPPLIES Hour Developing and Printing Service MAin 8575 1III.1 1 1 1 1....1,.,.-- ,...nn1mI1 1 1 1 Compliments of the LUTZ BAKERY CO. at 201 Sylvania Avenue Toledo 12, Ohio 4. -....-.... ---.--.--... ........,.-..g. nun--11:11, EGGLESTON 81 SON Electrical Construction 'A' 255 Gradolph Street Toledo 12, Ohio ,,1In-1114.11 1 1 111 1 1.1 1 1 1 1,.,,1m... ,.1,,u..m.1 1 .... 1 1 1 FOR S. J. HELFRICH ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS 1020 Sylvania Avenue Phone LA. 3350 ,1,,,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.u.1m,1 1 1 1 1... 11141.-IIII1 1nu1n.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 ..mI--I K U E H MA N N 'S 'GAmerir-ffs Quality POTATO CHIPS Shoestring Potatoes Pop Corn at Toledo, Ohio I228 Oakwood ADams 6151 1m1,m1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1un.-.nn1.u 1un..n1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-1 1 ...un....1 ENTERPRISE ROOFING COMPANY ROOFING O SIDING INSULATION SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS 'A' 'I40'I Detroit Avenue Toledo, Ohio I..-.IIII1111111111111-IIII1 LEE MOTORS, INC. YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER 9'I'I Cherry Street Toledo 2, Ohio I...m1111111111111-IIII1 .,1un... 1 ... ..un1nn1un.....vm.....m-.1mI1 1 1 1 1.,..1 MYERSSS RERALL PHARMACY O gh Have your doctor phone in I your Prescription - it will be ready when you call. WHERE SPENDING ! as SAVING DRUGS 1 CIGARS 1 SUNDRIES PRESCRIPTIONS 1 TOILETRIES FOUNTAIN SERVICE O Phone WAIbridge 3003 20'I Superior - Rossford, Ohio I I I -un-In 111111111111 ....1....1uq. Q1---nn-nn--fm-vm-nu ----1 nn-111-11111-'III-IIII-Im- it ..1111...-1-..-g..1.-11.110, 1......--1.-11111.-1-.ii..1i N1 .- .. 1 ... 1 ....1im1im.-m.1un--11111 1 1 .. ANTON 8. COMPANY Wholesale Produce 143 South Huron Street THE BARTLEY COMPANY 931 Brown Avenue HUGH J. BARTLEY COMPANY 222 Erie Street BELTONE TOLEDO COMPANY 432 Superior Street Joseph H. Luebbe, Jr. H. H. BIRKENKAMP Funeral Home 1003 Broadway COMMUNITY TRACTION Company 206 Michigan Street CONTINENTAL GRAIN COMPANY 2404 Summit Street 'I' I BEST wlsHEs TO I THE CLASS OF '51 I I I I I EARL J. HOOD INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. T 748 Edison Building i I -1' 1 .. 11...im1nn1iin.-im--mriim.-mi1u:u1liu1uui1uii... 1.1 COUNTER'S GREENHOUSE 3628 Suder Avenue DR. THOMAS M. CRINNION 602 Oak Street DEMPSEY OPTICAL DISP. 251 Spitzer Building ERIE DRUGS 4502 Lewis Avenue Phone LA. 4006 B. FARRIS 8. SONS 144 Huron Street FRANK FISHER Plumbing and Heating 2802 Sylvania Avenue COMPLIMENTS OF James I. Collins. M.D 1uii1ii,i1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,..1,m1. 1iiii1i sfo inn-nn 11111111111 -iiii1iiii--qi, .iq SELIGMAN BROS. 'I234 Sylvania Avenue ' LAwndale 1924 I TELEVISION o Radios 0 Sporting Goods I a Records I 0 Appliances I I -1- BLANCHARD BROS. Funeral Home II63 Sylvania Avenue CAPITAL TIRE 81 RUBBER CO. lOOl Cherry Street CHURCHILL'S Frozen Food Lockers Walter A. Churchill, Prop. 2845 W. Central at Cheltenham Rd. COLUMBIA Concrete Products, Inc. 2401 Consaul Street GAS APPLIANCE SERVICE 529 S. St. Clair Street GLENDALE SUPER MARKET 2006-IO Glendale Ave, Groceries - Drugs - Meat 1m1m1 1ii..1i..i1..i1 1 -- 1ii1iiii1 1 1 1: 1,1 ni-im1nii-nii1iiu-nn-mi1mi1iiii1iiii1ini1ui 1111:-uni-uni-mi I A SYMBOL OF SCHOOL LEADERSHIP I ' 'I I . .IEEE : TOLEDO'S OLDEST INSTITUTION I o F HIGHER LEARNING fWZl4, i Rusinesa College E Sec:ehricl School I FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE I FOR GRADUATES 339 Huron si. Matin 7274 I 'I' 1.i..1.m1,i.1 1 1 1 1 1 - - i-m1 1 - 1 1 inn- GLIDDEN COMPANY 235 Summit Street GOULDEN'S SEA FOODS 515 Monroe Street DR. GEO. H. GOWEN 443 West Bancroft Street HAGEMEISTER SHOE COMPANY 332 Superior Street HARRlSON'S RANCHHOUSE REST 3428 Wayne Street HILLEBRAND BROTHERS 635 So. St. Clair Street ii1iiii11111111111111lm1 :i1iiii-.1111111111111,m1 1,,,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m.1lm...., THE FRED CHIIISTEII IIIID S0115 C0. Sheet Metal and Roofing Contractors YEAR-ROUND COMFORT HOME INSULATION 'A' 714 George Street ADams 4161 -62 1 1.1.1 1 -. 1 1 14m1un1.. u1un1un --unimv1iin-im1iui1un1nn-un-un1nn-uii1.im1nu1 HOUCK'S REXALL DRUG STORE Cor. Louisiana and Front Streets Perrysburg, Ohio IDEAL Laundry 8. Dry Cleaning Fetch lt and Get lt 343 West Bancroft Street JERSEY BREAD 754 Wolcott Boulevard J-O MACHINE CO., INC. General Machine Work 5644 Edgewater Dr. KIDDIE KORNER 3416 Monroe Street KIESWETTER Carpet Cleaning Co. 730 Champlain Street KIN HONG LOW RESTAURANT Fine Chinese and American Food 814-816 Jefferson Avenue WALTER J. KOUNTZ 8. SON 616 Nicholas Building KREMPER'S MARKET 1001 King Street KUHLMAN Builders 81 Supply Co. 919 Nicholas Building LaSalle Coca-Cola Bottling Company 3970 Catawba Street LESLIE OPTICAL COMPANY 105 Nicholas Building LINCK'S CAFETERIA 2926 Monroe Street Open-11 A.M. to 7:30 P.M. PAUL LOESSER PHARMACY Stanley B. Kenney, Prop. Corner Monroe and Lawrence ...lm1....1m,.-un1un1nn1im1.1.1.ri--ifii1..u1nu1M1.m1w1 1un1,,..-,111 1.i.........u.,.-,,,1,,1 1 .. ..iiu.-,mil LUTTENBERGER 81 COMPANY 826 Broadway McINTIRES Furniture - Appliances - Service 1120 Broadway McMANUS-TROUP COMPANY 713-715 Jefferson Ave. MAC'S MOTOR CLINIC Nevada 81 E. Broadway MANUFACTURER'S STEEL SUPPLY 3950 Detroit Avenue Box 396 D. J. MARLEAU COMPANY 3516 DetroitoAvenue MAUMEE FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS 306 West Wayne Street MAY COAL COMPANY Karl U. Trudeau, Mgr. MENG MUSIC STORE 215-217 St. Clair St. MIDDLESEX CLEANERS 81 TAILORS 2132 Middlesex Dr. MILLER'S CAFETERIA 419 Madison Ave. Modern Installation Service Co. 418 Broadway MAin 4653 Wall, Tile, Floor Covering DR. WALLACE MORTON 2001 Collingwood Blvd. MURPHY-ROACH MORTUARY 1855 Collingwood Blvd. BUDDIES IUIICH SVSTEI11 IIIC. 2140 Ashland Ave. Toledo, Ohio if For Picnic and Party FOOD SERVICE Call Our Catering Department MAin 4223 I l l ...t...... ....,......-u......- .... .. .,.. .. ,... ......- .... .. .... .......- .- ,... -..g. -!-i-- --ii ---- ----- ---- ' ' ' - -'I' -1- ------- ------- - - -1-1 ---- r-- -- ------- - -1- TOLEDO PLASTICS CO. lNJEc'rloN MOLDING 397 Phillips Avenue Toledo, Ohio 1lv-lm1u.l1,ly,1,,,,inn..,,,,1un.-M1w.1un14.,,11.91 .-. .-. 1.....m.1m.1,,,,1,..r1.m-n1,,,,,lm1ml1u..1,...1,,,,1,...1n NEWCOMB-BAKER SHOE CO. 1134-36 Sylvania Ave. JOE E. O'DONNELL 609 Madison Ave. OHIO CLOVER LEAF DAIRY 1820 Vermont Avenue PETERS PHARMACY 2497 Collingwood Boulevard ROBERT'S BEAUTY SALON 242- 10th Street RUPP AND BOWMAN COMPANY SCHWARTZ DRUG COMPANY 2506 Fulton, Corner Delaware Phone GA. 3296 BOB SIMONDS SERVICE STATION 2605 Broadway SPANGLER CANDY COMPANY 313 Monroe Street SPARKY'S CONFECTIONERY 5620 Edgewater Dr. STARR LUMBER 81 COAL CO. 1701-13 Starr Avenue 315-319 Superior Street Touno MILK olsrmuroks Ass'N CHAS. J. SCHMIDT 81 SON 924 Avondale Avenue General Contractors Room 211 - Secor Hotel TREUHAFT BROTHERS 1014 Sylvania Ave. 1 1 1.-111.10-r1mn..nln.-ul,rm....m1 .. .. 1 1 .- .... .. .. 1lur1.nu1lnll.-111.1 1 -un-un: 1 1 1 4 I 1:11 inniini.-iin..iiu1i.r...nn1mi-un.-.,,.,1i:vi1i:xi1iiu1 1 1.1 11.1,-.nilinll1.i..1.i,.-nil-mI1n..11.1.1.,,.1,,..1,,..1,,,.1 BOB REESE MOTORS, INC. KATHERINE WEBB SCHOOL 1115 Monroe Street FOI' SGCVGTGVIGS 312-313 Ohio Building A. RENSCH 8. COMPANY Domestic and Imported Foods RED WELLS 607 Monroe St. MAin 4931 Roast Beef Sandwiches 225 Superior 2817 Monro THE ROY C. START DRUG CO. 1009 5Y'V0 'IG Avenue CARL weissmsenezn, INC. sneak a. snowsi. COMPANY 922 Pl 'pS Avenue 208 Summit Street WHITE'S SERVICE BUREAU W, V, STEPHENSQN 3106 Detroit Avenue Bell Building EYE SPECIALIST WSPD-WSPD-TV First in Radio SUDER, THE FLORIST First in Television 3003 Cherry Street HARRY F. JABLON Grinnell Brothers 401 Jefferson Avenue TELEVISION DISTRIBUTING CO. 4816 Broadway 1 ... 1 .- -im-.,......,,,..,,,,--4.-.1....14..1 .. .. 1 1 .- .. 1ni.1iu.1.m-.ul-..1,,...H.1.m1q..1 -mi.- 1 .- ...ml-.l If-.111.-.-..1:11114-.11-.1--.1111-..-11111-.'.....11nu1 MARTIN. JEWELER 'A' ON THE EAST SIDE 620 Main Street ON THE WEST SIDE 3408 Monroe Street 'k Andrew Martin TAYIOI' 2284 g.. 1 .- 1 1 .-,mln t A g,-.n1,u,1ym,nn-.my-nn-..m1pm11... 114:11-u.-iminuinu-.m1nn1nu1im..-nun-.m1m...mIv-m..-m....Im1.III1.m1II.....m.1ui.1 THE BUCKEYE PAPER 81 SPECIALITIES CO. Wholesale Distributors of Stationery Wrapping Paper - Notions - Toys STORE SUPPLIES 1102 Summit Street Phone ADams 4166 ---------------I-I---r Q'---I-'------------- I I I I I I COMPLIMENTS OF THE I i n.ucAs I I 1 I coumv I I I osmocnus I I I i I I I tir, r,,. - ,,rr rr.. - rr,r I I1-:nu-H111 ' I LYNCH CORPORATION ir 3600 Summit Street Toledo, Ohio ru1mi::uu.-uu.-Ixniuniiui 1 1In-Im-uw.--mI...Iu.-up.-Im.-.MII-..Iw....mI1 - .- - -nn-m1m-- u1u1ln1nun-un--un Since 1901 .... TOLEDO SCALE COMPANY No Springs- Honest Weight INDUSTRIAL SCALES FOOD MACHINES RETAIL SCALES -ln .,- - - - - - .... .. - ...,......I..,.I..I...-....-,I..-I.I,-,.,I....I.....,... - - - - - .. .. .. - - .. .. Q. H. BUETTNER R. BRESKA 1 1 1nn..nn1un1un-nn1n'11 1 1 1 1 1 111 1111111111111-IIII.-II AZTEC LINES. INC. 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CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Sales - Service - Parts 901 Grand Ave. Monroe at Lawrence 1un1 1.1.1l1nn-un1un1un..-nun-u-nn--nn...nn- -- Compliments of THE TOLEDO STEEL TUBE COMPANY 'k Manufacturers of Electric Welded Steel Tubing GArfield 2222 MAin 3322 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1nn1nu-It...m1un1,m1m1,m- ,1m..... .1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1..,.1...,1 Phone GA. 2041 Open Evenings ATLAS BRIDAL SHOP Mrs. A. Szoroleta Mon.-Wed.-Fri. Tull 9:00 Tues.-Thurs.-Sat. Till 6:00 Everything for the Bride and Her Maid Communion Dresses - Veils 2932 Lagrange St. Toledo, Ohio 'S' '3' 1 Q Q l Phone PO. 0932 Albert Lucorelli BEST wnSHES i To THE AI's Upholsfering Shop CLASS OF '51 Suits Made to Order ! A' REPAIRING i f ' J. c. PENNY co. 4 4 117 Main Street 1787-89 summif sneer :asf Toledo LE. 4444 Toledo 11, ohio - IIII - -I ------------ I-vi 'IU' - -- ' ' '-' --'--- - '-'I' WHEREVER PEOPLE GO . . 4 s WHEREVER FOOD IS semen the 0 o 0 DAIRY CO. I MEANS: EXTRA QUALITY Q . . . . Has Been Added FOR YOUR EATING PLEASURE 4. ..- .... ......... ...... I 4- - , ...... ..... - .... - I..-4. 100 WEARLEY MOTOR CO. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Sales - Service - Parts HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES 'Ir 1000 Monroe St. ADams 8291 Prescriptions 0 Distinction ln our modern laboratories - quality medications are a rigid rule . . . and so is spotless 1-lvamlinvss tipcrsonal, op:-rational and institutional U. Experienced rvg- istervd pl1zu'mau'ists skillfully compound your doctoris prvscriptions taking Care to he 1410? au'1'llrz1te. RClllt'llllDl'F Bundfs for Prescriptions of Distinctionu. SURGICAL GARMENTS RENTAL DEPARTMENT Large stock of surgical garnu-nts Hospital beds, sun lamps, wluwl and truss:-s for me-n, women und chairs und oxygen equipment are vhildren. Mc-n and women lfittvrs. uvailulblo in our rental dvpartlnont. Private fitting rooms. Delivery to your home. The C. B. BUNDT C0. PRESCRIPTION LABoRA'roR1Es Medical Bldg. Profvssional Bldg. fill Wlivlligan 2366 Monroe ,Al,illllS 514-1 Allums 6286 THE GALLANT LUMBER 81 COAL COMPANY JACKMAN ROAD LAwnduIe 1142 for QUALITY Lumber and Millwork lSash - Doors - Mouldings, etc.l ' Roofing Materials Insulation-all types Builders' Hardware Metal Specialties lMedicine Cabinets, Mouldings, etc.l CHOICE BUY NOW Premium Coal-All sizes for furnace or stoker. Be pro- tected-Buy your Coal NOW! ENTERTAINMENT Tune in on our Television Program- Every Saturday Evening, 8:45-WSPD-TV. INVESTIGATE Our facilities-Modern woodwork shops and lumber storage buildings. All coal under roof. Paved yard. Abundant pcirk- ing space for your convenience. No order too large or too small, Quality merchandise at the right prices. Let us help with your building and repair problems. Estimates furnished free. 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