Saint Ursula Academy - Scroll Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1952 volume:

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We can often recognize his tall figure walking briskly from the Cathedral to his home on Parkwood Avenue after services or ecclesiastical business. He often stops to talk to the Academy girls, always impressing them with his very genuine fatherliness. Since his appointment to Toledo, Bishop Rehring has busied himself with the problems of the diocese. Manifesting an active interest in each one's difficulties, he has endeared himself to young and old alike. Carrying on the St. Ursula tradition, Bishop Rehring will present diplomas and a graduation address to the Senior Class. What more fitting climax to four years at St. Ursula Academy? Most Reverend George J. Rehring ur haplain Reverend Philip King, O.M.l. The same sincere smile that we have enjoyed during the past two school years again prevailed in our religion classes this year when Father Philip King returned as our spiritual advisor in September. Father King's enthusiastic and living devotion to Our Blessed Lady has never failed to impress us. He has proved an ever ready listener, always willing to spend an extra minute to offer o word of encouragement or needed advice. Father's appropriate sermons are sharply etched in our minds. Of special eloquence and inspiration were his talks tor the May Crowning, the Enthronement of the Sacred Heart, and the Legion of Mary Acies Ceremony. In him the students of St. Ursula Academy have not only a chaplain but also a true friend. ,, ,,,, .. .. pllupuuulq ,, The reflection of the Sacred Heart overshadows the daily life of every girl at Saint Ursula Academy. She greets Him as she passes Sacred Heart Court each morning. She pauses to kneel before her en- throned King in the main corridor. She finds His Real Presence in Sacred Heart Chapel. The Scroll mirrors a year in the life of an Ursuline girl. Because the Sacred Heart is an inte- gral part of that life, we dedicate this 'Scroll to Him. - Faculty Reverend Mother Vincent de Paul, M.S. General Superior Sister Mary Blanche, M.A. Directress, Latin Reverend Philip King, O.M.l., A.B. Sister Mary Alice, B.S. II o mc EF0ll0ll1i1'.Y Sister Mary Assumpta, M.A. Enolish Sister Mary Berenice, M.S.E. Rwliyion, jlI!lflll'lllIlfil'.l' Sister Mary Charles, M.A. llixlory, Sf3l'l'l'h Sister Mary Clotilde, B.S.E. 1:!lIIllIll'l'l'C Sister Mary Dorothy, M.S. Rrligion, Srirzin' Sister Mary Ellen Nagle, B.Mus. fllusif A pprrriation Miss Mary Catherine Gaffney, A.B. 5 Plzysiml 1'il1lll'Ilfi!HI fi Sister Mary Genevive, M.A. ffl, Librarian If Mrs. Harry l-lolt, A.B. Jr! , - Sister Mary Ita, Ph.B. Rrligion, English, Uvrnimz 8 Rvfigiolz Sister Jeanne Marie, A.B. Orchestra Sister Mary John, A.B. Religion, History, Soriology Miss Virginia Kaufman, A.B Latin Sister Mary Lucilla, B.S.E. 7'f't'Il5llfl'f Sister St. Mark, A.B., B.S.E. Rrligiorz, l'lfl'1ll',l, Choraf Sister Mary Patricia, B.S.E. Rrligion, Commcrrc Sister Mary Philippa, M.A. Ifixfory Sister St. Pierre, Ph.B. Spmiish Sister Regina Marie, A.B. Rrligion, Librririrw Sister Rose Margaret, A.B. Religion, Ifnglixh Miss Estelle Sharpe CWOIIIIIIFVIY' I Q U '14 A Gazing beyond their four wonderful years of high school at Saint Ursula Academy . the Seniors of 1952, endowed with the dignity of Christian womanhood, are looking into the mirror ot the future. . . Y? in f R qnmq .. vw .ww M A r wx-wwnmw-W ,vp-mam-1 wwwnu-1 t 5.5 f 5 , K vs '5 'QQ .5 ww President Margaret Schuapp St. Catherine l ron1 little xjmrl' may lalnxvl ll migflzly flI1lll!'.H it is l Vice-l'resident -lg Legion of Mary 35 L'l1rist's Courtiers l, 2, -lg Student Leagnu Speaker -lg Prom 3g lfrsuline 43 Orchestra 2, 35 Red Cross 35 Athletics 1. Ipjffllllllilf personrzliiy rapped with fer-11 fre.v.ve.r.' lJt'fl'I'HlilI1lfi0I1 1IIll1ffil'llll!fIll'3'5 fllrlrgie poss6.v5z's. 12 1 l Anna Mary Hrycyk Blessed Sacrament H'l'lIl'l'l' ix llfllll' like her - nom'. ' President 45 Legion of Mary Z, 3, -lg Christ's Courtiers l, -lg liucharistic 1 g Apostleship of Prayer 2, 35 Student League Speaker l, 3, -I-3 Urzmmtics l, 2, 3, -lg Prom 33 Scroll -lg Uperetta -l. fIfll'Ilj'3' yifving fredii In another girlfv zeorl' Jlzly doing joby ilu' rex! of 113' might shirk Vice-President 1 -HI K .,.. x . l if N qi5' hf .5i' J if M rw? P ig 2 9 if . sew ' - 3 , .' L tl W if T. 4 -Q - ' ' 3 f ,As .S E1 K H . W Xt Virginia Warllke Rosary Catlwd ral Hxlgr mnnot ivitlzvr hvr, nor ru.vlom staff' hrr illfillifl' 'UI17'il'fj'.H Secretary -lg Legion of Rlary 2, 33 Christ's Courtiers l, 2. 35 Apostleship of Prayer 2: Student l,c'aguc' Speaker -lg lll'0ll1 33 Scroll -l-: Arhlvrics I, 2, 3, -lg Uperetta -l. Jlonzir t'lH'f!lj' H1111 QIIJIIFA' through, Shi: zvarm. 1'i1v1rio11.v. II frirml rlmfx frm: Treasurer Rails! :EE ,. fl' 35. S ,N ' A l 'i ,af E535 gs 5 1 ii ,ski ,S B A VS iz SC'CI'C'f?ll'Y Carole Badger Rosary Carhed ral J zlnughtvr of Ihr gods, zlifvinfly lnll 111111 most l!i'l'llll'lj' fair. Treasurer -lg Legion of Mary 2, 33 Chrisfs Courtic-rs 1, 23 Our l.acly's -lg Student League Speaker -lg Scroll Co-lfdiror -lg A Cappella 35 Atlilvtics 35 Operetta -l. Radiant friendlinrss, lalent so rare, Vfrsrztifr zcvzys mrzlv' her hard Io romparr. 13 'N Bonnie Angevine St. Agnes nlllrljextizr in her person, tall and straight. Legion of lllziry 45 Christ's Courtiers l, 2, 45 Dramatics l, 2, 3, 45 Athletics I. Listen for laughter, jollity, fun - There you'll find Bonnie, fhe livelizavl one. 14 Carol Anclerson St. Joseph, lilaumee fl leruler of lm1ler.v. President 25 Legion of Klary 2, 3, 45 Ch1'ist's Courtiers 1, Z, 35 Eucharistic lg Our Lady's Chairman 45 Student League Speaker 2, 45 Ursuline Co-Editor 45 Drzunatics 35 Athletics I, 2, 45 Uperett-a 4. Jn elertric mind and an iron will, Ilflzatevrr xhe does ix done with skill. Mary Blanchard Good Shepherd To know her onre is to like her always. Legion of llary 1, 2, 35 Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 45 Eucharistic 1, 35 Apostleship of Prayer 1, 25 Our Lady's 45 Proni 35 Scroll 45 Athletics 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 4. .4 good and lively nature xhinesg Her friendship 'round the heart- cntwines. Suzanne Brunner St. 'l'eresa J thing of imfvulxr' llllll Il rlzild of rang. 'llreastirer 35 Legion of hlary l, 2, 'llreasurei 3, 45 Clirist's Courticrs l, 45 Missions l, 2, 3 Prom 35 Llrsuline 45 Uraniaties 2, 3, 45 A Cap- pella 3, 45 Uperetta 4. Drpllz of ilu' rm. play of Ihr' breeze, S1u .v mixed vniofinns are nnrx thai will plmsv.. I' , Anastasia Carlos Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church Elegant as .l'illlplll'ilj7, and 'warnz as m'sfm'y. Christ's Courtiers l, 2, 3, 45 Ursuline 45 A Cap- pella 3, 45 Red Cross 25 Operetta 4. A 'winsome young lady, quite musirally irzrlirzed, Pirlnist, ffm' linguixt, and singer l'0lllbllIFd. Jane Bruss SS. Peter and Paul Thy 'vain' is ll l'l?ll'5llIll lIll'l0Iljl.H President l 5 Legion of Mary 2, Secretary 3, 45 Christ's Courtiers I, 2, 45 Uur Lady's 3, 45 Student League Speaker I, 3, 45 Prom 35 Ursu- line Co-Editor 45 A Cappella 3, 45 Orchestra I, 2, Treasurer 3, President 45 Athletics l, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 4. lfith glorious Avoire and llllflllfll haruls, jIllll'l.l' time is uvll spent flliny otht'r's drnzzmds. 15 Suzanne Cole Blessed Sacrament Charms strike the siyhtg hut merit wins the soul. Vice-President 35 Legion of llary 3, 45 Christ's Courtiers l, 2, 3, 4g Our l,ady's lg Prom 31 Ursuline -lg Athletics l, 2, 35 Operetta 4. She has shining hair and rrystal ffyrs: Ilcr buoyant 'ways do magnvtizf. 16 Nancy Sue Coghlin Messiah Lutheran Church nSlll'!'t'S.S' lies in hffing onfs wif. Prom 33 Scroll -lg Red Cross 2g Athletics I, 2, 3. Nanfy's a kill!! girl, franl' and truwg Jgilr on rollrr shrlffs, zlftrrlflirzrzl. too. If . Pauline Collins Clesu La11ghtrr blllllihlkf fart. Legion of Kliary 2, 3, -lg Christ's Courtic-rs l, 2, 35 Apostleship of Prayer lg hlissions 33 Prom 35 Scroll 43 A Cappella 35 Athletics l, 2, 3, -lg Operetta 4. Unassunzing is our sunny Polly, Light-hearted, gay, a girl most jolly. Mary Louise Comes St. Clmrlvs .'l111f 1'i'1'r on llwr f111'1' ix x 111 .' J. Il rll1'1'l'y XIIlill'.H lxgion ' . 1 of Xl llfy' l, 2, 3, -lg Cl1rist's Courticrs . , . . I, Z, J. -lg ZXIISQIOHS I, 23 Scroll 45 Drzunatics 2, 3, -l: A Ll.iDDl'llZl 3, -lg Upcrctr: ,IVV 11illlf1!1'.v 1-l. 1 lx un' II .vfwirit .vo t1'111'.' l lllI l0'I'illfj, l'iII.'1-ll1'Ill'fl'Il, fllllfll' .llary Lou. Mary Anne Coyle Hllvif to fH'l'3'lllllll' 111111 l11'1111Iy In 1l1'lighf. Judith Corrigan Rosary Catlwclral J laugh is worth ll IIIIIIIIITII grormx in any lI1Ilf,l'l'f.U Christ's Courtiers l, 2, -lg Apostlcsliip of l' I, 23 A Cappella 35 Upcrcttzl -l. Shf .s' m1'rriln1'11t, fun, mul flifffllll' f1lu.v,' Ilan' roufrl H11' lu' furgfollwl by any of 115.4 Our Lzuly of Perpctuul Help V I tln W Sc'c1'et:u'j,' l g Ch1'isr's Courticrs l, 2, 3: A ship of l'rayc'1' -lg Our l,:uly's lg l. A Cappella 33 Uperetta -l. Slllxl' l'l'IlUj' Il j1'-1c'1'l in llllllljl Il mood pos 'rsnlinv rayon 'pl Mil, 1 illusir Illlll nrt hw' t11l1'n1s in1'f111f1'.' Li A l l E lfllllljlylwl 17 F... 'Q Patricia Suzann Czarnec-ki St. Hedwig ll I r11formJcr.. Soft is flu' muxic that fzc'o11 1 rm 1 Legion of Mary 2, 3: Cl1rist's Conrtiers I, -, ' - 5 :X Czlppellw lfnchafistie l, 23 Pronm 33 Scroll l- 3, -lg Operettn 4. J gifted girl -with ll lowly woirff - For 11 lllA'flIIy fri1'111l S111' is our 1'l1oi1'1'. 18 Teresa Cunningham St. Ann LN your lipx .vfv1'11l' -1c'l111l your llllllll tlzizzhf' Cl1rist's Courticrs l, 2, -lg Prom 33 Scroll -lg Urznnntics l 5 Arlileties l, .ig Opcretta -l. Sln' l'l'Illlj' lil'1'.v llllllllf Nou' you muy! 11gr1'1' Surlz ll l11l1'nf 11x that ix ll rarily. aw' Barbara Dederman St. Ann fl lhing of bmuly is I1 joy fllf1'7't'l'.H onrtiers l, 2, 3. -lg Scroll -lg Drznnatics Christls C l, 25 A Cappella 35 Operetta -l. 1JlH1lIlIlll'Z't' Burl: ix Il friend i111l1'1?1l,' Sh1 s flu' Olll'-lil-Il-lI1l!ll0ll llmt all of us n1r1'1l'. Catherine Dennis St. Thomas Aquinas J trrulfr l11'art,' ll will infl1'xihlr'.. Christ's Courtiers 45 Scroll 45 Operetta 4. Small of staturr-big of hrart. You can count on Katie to do her part. Nancy Donohue lmmaculate Conception J smiling look she has, a hgurr' slight. Legion of llflary 3, 45 Christ's Courtiers l, 2, Missions l, 25 Student League Speaker 3, Ursuline Q5 Dramatics 45 A Cappella 3, 45 Cross 2, 3, 45 Athletics 2, 35 Operetta 4. A pint-sized package of a plump-sized prize, Naturally successful in all that she tries. 4 , Red 4 -if. Y v.-1-fy-atv:-I Anne Dillon Rosary Cathedral For the beauty of a lowly zcoman is like music. Legion of lilary 45 Clirist's Courtiers l, 2, 3, 45 Apostleship of Przijicn' 25 Ursuline 45 Athletics l, 2, 35 Operetta -l. Captifuating iiharnz, unusual grrzrri, lllischievous look in a smiling fare. 19 5 X N .QVQRVP si Delores Galant St. Francis de Sales J kind heart is Il founlain of y!IllllIl'X3'.H Cl1rist's Conrticrs l, 2, 3, -lg Nlissi Urchestra l 5 Uperetta -l. llrzppy-go-l111'l'y,full of Iiff, Rixing ulurzu' lurrr' lulmrx and xtrifr. 20 1 3 A Betty Fitz Rosary Catheilral Kr frm' to your word, and your 1c'orl', and your friend. 'l'reasnrcr 25 Legion of Nlary 2. 3, -lg Christ's Cnnrtic-rs l, 2, 3, -lg Prom 33 Scroll -lg A Cap- pella 3, -lg Rc-il Cross lg Athletics l, 25 Oper- vtta -l. llvr gvmfrom' llllfllflf, unusurzl 1c'if, Plus lwylzourrl agility lIl1ll'l' Ifrity Il hil. Nancy Gelsleichter 1311-ssc-il Sacrament Li,l'f'-but oh! ho-za' 1liff1'rr'nI! Legion of Mary l, 45 Christ's Conrtiers I, 2 llramatics I 5 Ursuline 43 A Cappella 43 Orches tra l, 2, 3, -l. Nunry, Ihr fiddler, aluwys happy to play, Wm adds muah to the musif of our S.U.A. Doris Harchuck St. Agnes HIll11'l'fflllIIt'.V.1' is ll11' ojfylzoot of g11o1l111'.v.v. Legion of Mary 2, 3, -lg Christ's Conrtiers l, 2. 35 Prom 33 Scroll -lg Athletics l, -lg Operetta -l. Gay, lzrighl. Illlll 1'h1'1'ry, Il lI1I1fi'l'l0IlS sport, To jobr llmf you giw l11'r. slug IFIIIIX mpport. Joan Hill Nativity l inish1'1l l11l1or.v Ilfl' pl1'11.r1111t o111'5,. Legion of lllary 3, -lg Christls Courtiers I, 2, -lg Scroll -lg A Cappella 3, -lg Orchestra l, 2g Ath- letics l, 2, 3. -lg Opcretta -l. Str11ighlfor-11'11r1l -xl zcord to 1lf.vrribc .loan Hill, llfr l10Ilt'5f vitality pf0lll0f1'S good '11'ill. Dorothy Helfrich St. Agnes Hslflllly fl'IlA'0l1A' lllllkt' slrong lllAflllIIA'.H l.cgion of lllary l, 2. 3. -lg L'l1rist's Conrtiei l, 2, .lg lllissions -lg Student League Speaker 2 Prom .lg Scroll Ll!!-l'lllll'0l' -lg Orchestra l, 2 3. -lg Athletics 2, 35 Operetta -l. ljfllilhl' ll l1111gl1i11g lllllllllt' of lIl'lU'ffl'lf llllffll, 117111 form' 111111 i111l11.viry, ll girl of 7:'1n'f.'1. 21 'nl Carol Huffmon Moira ,lean Hurley Gesu Hl'lIliflIfl1llll'5.V and .VilIt'l'flfj', fin! of all. Legion of Mary l, 25 Clirist's Courtiers l, 2. 3, -lg Our Ladyls -lg lllissions -lg Prom 35 Scroll -lg llramatics l, 2, 3, -lg A Cappella 35 Red Cross 23 Atlilerics l, 2, 3. -lg Uperetra -l. The blood of dflllllll FIIIIX in her 'z'i'il1.s', Yet hw' lowly 1111f11r11l114'.v.v .vfill !Al'llIIlllI.V. Q w fwl 22 St. Catherine Hlfordy mnnot express her infinite m'eet11z'ss. Legion of Xlary 2, 3, President -lg Christ's Courtiers l, 2, 3, -lg Missions 2, -lg Prom 33 Scroll 45 A Cappella 3, 43 Red Cross 29 Oper- crra 4. I.ikif .vmrx thai lzriyhtrn up lhe blue. She dixpr'r.n'.v gloom with frifmlshifr true. Mary Ellen Johnson Blessed Sacrament The pen ix the langue of the mimi. Christ's Courtiers l, 2, 3, -lg Apostleship of Prayer lg Student League Speaker 3g Ursuline Nr -lg Uramatics 1, 2, 3, -lg A Cappella 3, -lg Library Club 2g Athletics l, Z5 Operetta -l. For zerifing ditlies she Ima' ll flare, This l0f1l1!ll'l0ll5 port 'with reddish hair. Barbara Kallenbach St. Catherine fl XOIlff70XKl'X.l't'1l of lllllllj' gifl.v. Legion of Mary 2, 3, -lg Christls Courtiers l, 3, -lg Prom 35 Scroll -lg A Cappella 3, -lg Orchestra l, 2, 3, -lg Reel Cross -lg Uperetta -l. Su'1'1'tly ur1sopl1ixli1'1111'1l, Ifllfllllffl geis our vote,- dgilv on the ivorivx, she ozens ll u'1'11lthy throni. 41-...it M Mary Keenan Immaculate Conception .Votl1i11g 1c'11.v l l'l'l' Obfllillfll 'zvitlmlzl vjfori. . . , . , , . Legion ot fllary 3, -lg Lhrists L,,0lll'fll'l'S I, l'rsnline -lg A Capella -lg Orchestra l, 2, Secretary -lg Rell Cross 2. This r1'l1'l1r11l1'1l nrfisl of Ihr' IIFSIIHIII' blllfllflll 5 Barbara Jean Keller St. Agnes J S7l'l'l'f. llfffllffiill' ,limi 0f'gl'1ll'd'.H lfucharistic -lg Apostleship of Prayer I g Prom 35 Scroll -lg Red Cross 3g Athletics l, 2, 35 Operetta -l. Sl11 s Il .v1111pfry young min zeith ll jofvizzl air, i ,1 happy lifzfr-zeirzr who is hard lo compare. if 23 Ilw- t'IIl'l'flj N t'01l3'1lllll'Il in frlrlyiny ux ll funn- Helen Margaret Kovacs Good Shepherd Nothing A'l'l'lllC'd lo mar hrr Imnqui! lifrf' Legion of llary 3, 4g Chrfsfs Courtivrs 45 Prom 35 Scroll 43 Orchestra I, 2, 3, 45 Real Cross 2, 4. If not rmdilzy or playing or mllwtirzg, 5101171 find She hm' sought fl neu' 'way of imfrrowing her mind. 24 Patricia Kneese St. Catherine 'l'hz' nlilzlrst 1Il!ll1Ill'l'S Illlll Ihr' gwztfcsf l11'11rt. Legion of Mary 2, 35 Christ's Courtiers I, 4g Apostleship of Prayer 33 Scroll 43 A Cappella 3. 43 Athletics l, 25 Opcrctta 4. Pat lows to fool' Il tempting dixh: Shc' and her food an' both 1.7c'lixl1 . ,Q Wa I Mary Ann Lang St. Agnes Nothing is impossible to I1 'willing heart. Legion of Nlary 2, 3, 45 Christ's Courtiers I, 2 3, 4g Ursuline 45 Operetta 4. 4 Generous, frlffzzmrrt, lhir nursz'-to-bz'- Industry mixed with frivolity. 1 Joan LaPoint St. Charles l'l1'r l'j'l'A' an' llllllllll' of .vifrnt frr11y4'h. Christ's Conrticrs l, 25 Apostleshipof l'1'aycr -lg Our l,:uly's 33 Prom 33 Ursuline -lg Athletics l 3 Operctta -l. 4'll'1L'I1j'5 A'l'I'l'lll' ir fllllllyllfflll .l01lII,' llrr Qlliff l'0llIfl0SIll'l' is quifv -1c'1'fl A'IIll'1l'l1. Patricia Ann Lynch Rosary Czitliealrztl U1'11!l1' in IIlllllIIl'l', firm in !'lYllifj'.H Sl'Cl'l'l'2ll'y 33 Legion of fllary 2, 3: Christ! Courticrs I, 2, 3, -lg Apostleship of Prayer 23 Prom 35 Scroll -lg Athletics 35 Opera-tra -l. R1'A'1'l l'1'1f 111111 lflliff, fvlfirllf. .vill1'1'1'z', fl flilllliif 1c'lm'x nin' lu both rn' 111111 ,ll'Ill'. Virginia Lenhart l,ittlc lflowcr HI,tll'IlI1i.V!' is 0pl'Il lu nfl H1111 lll'IlI'l.1'.' Chrisfs Conrticrs I, 2, -lg Aposth-ship of l'r:1 l, ,lg AIISSIOIIS 29 Student Lczlguc Spcalccr 3, Scroll -lg l,ibr:n'y Club Prcsiclcnt 23 Opcrcttzl -l llrr l1'111liny frail, 1'1mr1'i1'ntio11xm'.r.v. ls ll gift tha! fvzu of ur ll'1lflI to fvorx1'xx. f 5' ' . Ji, wg, .n .- . 1 , f , - - f.. ,.t, ' 21 Donna Mil3llHClS0ll Rosary Cntliealral H.Nll'1't'I' lou bury lo lu' fl'll'lllllj'.-l Legion of Mary I, 2, -Ig Christ's Courtiers 3, 45 Our l,:uly's lg Scroll -Ig Athletics l, Ijllllllllii' llllfllfl' xo plarifl is fmblr uml frm' She willingly 1100! 'll'h1llI.l' her duty to 110. 26 Bridget McCartney Our Lady of Perpetnvzil Help Giver: lo lfznzvtx and xtarls of rf zu'l. l,effion of Hairy I 5 Clll'iSf'S Conrtiers I, 2, 3, -I' Missions I 3 A Cappella 35 Arhlcrics I, 2. l!'irh lrixh 1'yzf.v and an imfrixh Xlllllf, lfegorra, .vln s one fha! zeill xurrly bcguilf. Patricia Moran Gesu lII11.vir is -well said to bc ilu' xfr1'4'rl: of Illlyfls Legion of llary 3, -Ig Chrisfs Courtiers I, 3, -Ig Missions I. 23 llrsnline -I: A Cappella 3 Athletics 2, 3, -I, I,lN'l'l'fI'1l -I. l'ul'.r yiyylr infrrlious, I1l'llIl'lllIOI' .vu gay. ll lah: hrr rlear ru 113' nllfn rlzoifu .Ylllllly ray. L A Mary Sue Myers St. Charles Hllllllffillllfiflll ix flu' rya' of Ihr' soul. Christ's Courticrs I, 2, 3, 45 l':llCI12lI'ISfIC I 3 Stu- mlvnt lkllgllf' SIX'2lli0l' 23 Scroll -Ig IJIYIIIIZKICS 2, 3, -lg Athletics I. xl .r1lf1r'r-pills .1'l1ll'XlIlllII, lIl0.1'f l'IllIlf7I'f4'llf foo. U'ifl1 grml ilnrlyilmfion-Ilm!'.r guy fllary Sur: Ann Openlandcr Clesu Hlfvllllllfjillfl IIIYIIHIS Hlllkl' lift' il1t4'rr'sfi1lg. l'rc'si4Ic'nt 33 Iwgrion of Mary 2, 3, -Ig CI1rist's Courticrs I, 23 Apostlcship of I'r:1yc-r Ig Our l,:uIy's -Ig Missions 2. -Ig Student l,c':lg1uc Speaker -I: Prom 3g Ursuline -I3 Athletics I, 2, 35 Upcrcttzl -I-. llarrl-1t'orl'iny1 mul 1'1 il'il'lIf ru' any yirl IYHI lux Sin' lilwzr fo fIIl'l' lima' out for liylli frivolily. Uuncvivve Nagle lilt-sm-tl Szlcrzum-nt UIJIIIY' lu ln' lrlu',' llllfllillg mn 4'1w'r llrnl Il fir. CI1rist's Courticrs I, 2, 3, -Ig Prom ,Ig Ursuline -Ig Scroll 4. Good humor llllll fl'il'll1lfiIIl'JX lj'fvif'y l r'1n',' llrr llt'lI7'f7C'Ill'lIlilly -uwy has an art fllllfxi' l'm'11. lp I m 0 .rl Iii 27 Sharon Rocker St. Catherine Un lufr tongue' ix flu' lrm' of killlllI!'3'X.H Cln'ist's Courtiers l, Z, -lg Pr f oni 35 Ursuline 4, A Cappella 35 Athletics l. Sh1 ,v l'llyl'l' to 110115-lriw' .ro hard In f5ll'IlXf',' Hvr kill!! frivnrlly IIIIIIUIFF puts pvoplr' at rvlsr. Z8 Ellen Quinn Gesu Swift ns ll xlmzlozv. short as any 1lrr'an1. Treasurer l 3 Christ's Courtiers l, 2, 3, 4' ' sions 3, Prom 35 Ursuline -lg Scroll -lg A la L ip pellzl 3g Real Cross 2, Opcrctta -l. flu ir1fr'r'1io11.v lrluyh har lwtih' b'r'z'zi4' Quinn: To rvlfitz' all hrr rharmx. uv' rould hardly brgin Patricia Reilly Our Lady of Perpetu-al Help To br: 10011111711-17 ir the gr1'al1'.s't rharm of 1l'0ll1lIlI.U Christ's Courtiers l, 2, 3, -lg Ursuline 49 A Cap- pt-lla 3, -lg Athletics 25 Operettanflf. Uur Palry ir gl'lIl'l'0llX, friwzzlly. J'iIll'l'f'l',' Ilvr iviflv jrofrularity ix nbfviouxly rlmr. , Mlm Athletics 1, 2, 3, Marcia Rinehart Gesu 'Hllnility aluvzyx, but quality too! Legion of Mary lg Cl1rist's Courtiers l, 2, 43 Prom 3g Ursuline 43 Dramatics lg Operetta 4. llizlzlrn lalrnts in thir quirl girl zliwllf fllf fllllf .rllw irirxr, XIII' x1lfr'1'1'11.r doing 7c'z'fl. Rosemary Schindler Rosary Cathedral flood Inxlf' is flu' flo-zvrr of good rm1sf'. Secretary 23 Legion of Mary 33 Christ's Cour- tiers l, 2, 3, 45 Apostleship of Prayer 25 lllissions I, 33 Student League Speaker 33 Scroll 43 Ath- letics I, 23 Operetta 4. Chit' mul grarious ay Il :mart 1'lfI I14'll lmllr - 'lfout Ros1'l1111ry'.r rharru lllvn' is so lllllfh In Irll. Renee Roscoe St. Agnes Life ir lon rhorl In worry. Legion of Mary I, 43 Chrisfs Courtiers l, 3, 45 Athletics l, 2. 3, 43 Opt-rettu 4. Rena' is the U'illIll'f at any tough ganzr: ller alhlrtirr falvnls .rhoulzl put us to Shlllllli. 2 29 4,3 Patricia Ruth Schneider fiesu 'l'l11'r1' it no 7C'i.VIlUlII likl' fr111i,l'111'.v.s'. Christ's Courtiers 3, 45 Eucharistic 35 Prom 35 Ursuline 45 Uramatics 45 A Cappella 35 Ath- letics 35 Uperctta 4. Inflllll' flllll olzlrighl-z1'.fff11l foo, ljllfil' .v11r1' fo bring ll s111il1' lo you. 'E Alberta Scott Clesu ll1'r liwly louis Il slrrighfly 111i111l lli.Vl'l0J'! .V.U Legion of Mary 3, 45 Christ's Courticrs l, 2, 45 Apostlcship of Prayer l, 25 Prom 35 Ursu ' Uramatics l, 2, 35 A Cappella Athletics l, 2, 3, 45 Operctta 4. Variety bubblvs from 1'111'ry illfll l'lllIl with h1'r is Il 1l1'fi11it1' 1ri111'l1. 30 35 Orchestra l line 45 Helen Sllonflell Rosary Cathedral lt's 11i1'f' lo Ill' 1111l11r11l11'h1'11 you 11r1' 1111t11r11lly ni1'1'. Vice-President 25 Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 45 Apostleship of Prayer 25 Our l,a1ly's 45 Ursu- line 45 Operetta 4. ll11j1l1y'x h1'r 11r11111' 117111 lmfrlly XIII' f1'1'l.v, fl girl -with I1l'f'f7 111oti111'.v 11111lf0rr1'f11l idralx. Marilyn Sue Trotzier Immaculate Conception pl tfllllll1liX,lIlXifl0ll is mon' Wlllltllbllf than gold. CI1rist's Courtivrs I, 2, 3, 4g Prom 33 Ursuline -I3 Opcrvtta -I. l,l'Ill'fil'lll jolwzv nn' hw' joy anrl flrlight: Siu' lilwxv n goml laugh. this rlzllzuxinxtir llllff. Barlvaru Wagl1c'r St. Thomas Aquinas 'l'lu' -zvorlzl zfrliglltx in sunny pvofrlv. Legion of Xl-ary 33 Cllrisfs Courtirrs I l':lIClI1ll'ISflC I 5 Scroll -Ig UrcIn'stl'a I, 2, 3 l'7lIIl1l't'l'fl'l1, Illllillllff, fun, .vu'r1't, and gay. llrr rlixpnxitionfr rornfvnrnbla' to n -zwzrm sunny zlny. ,2.4: Joan Tylxurski Rosary Catlmlral Sh1' .vinyx as .I 1l'l'l'fl-Il ns n Iliflllfillfllllthl Cllrisfs Courricrs I, 2. 3, -lg llramatics 2 A Cappella 3, -lg Op:-retta -I. 'I'h1' famous fllonn Lisa has nothing on .lmm llrr IIlj'.1'fifj'illy .v1nilr's in n rlnxs of its ofrn. Judith Waite Patricia Walsll Cinml Shepliercl HI':lll'fgj7 ix flu' 11111111 of SIll'1't'.V.Y.H Cllrist's Courticrs l, 3, 4, Ursuline 4, A Cap pella 4g Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4g Athletics l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 4. fl f1111' 1'o1111111111f1o11 of -vigor 111111 111111, S111 .v 1111f1f111'xf 1l'1ll?lI .flIl'i.Y 1119 1111151 ill II g-11111. 32 K Gesu ,1rf 51111 11111 truth ,' i111'1' r1'f11g1' t111'r1'. Christ's Courtiers l, 2, 45 Student League Speaker 4, Ursuline 4, Dralnatics lg l,ibr'a1'y Club 3, 4, Upcrctta 4. .11111y 'Zi'Il.l' 1111r11 101111 ll llfllill 111 l1l'I' 11111111 .' .'1rf1.s't11' flllilififif A'l'l'f7 ,Il'l' 11111111 111 111'111111111. Carol Warnement St. Teresa HU111111 x1'11s1' 111111 good 1111t11r1f 11r1f nrfvrfr A'l'fPIIfllfl'll.U Vice-Presiilent l g Legion of lllary 2, 3, 45 Christ's Courtiers l, 35 Apostleship of Prayer 25 Our La1ly's 43 Nlissions 45 Student League Speaker 25 Prom 3g Ursuline 43 Athletics l, 3, 45 Oiieretta 4. ,V11rx111g ix 111'r t1'111' 11011111011 : 111'r by-11'11r1l is fo-11l11'r11t11111. Mary Elizabeth Westmeyer Good Shepherd Hlgldllllll., nn artixf -zu' haw among llS'.,H Cln'ist's Conrticrs l, 2, 43 Student lkllglll' Spa-nkcr 35 Prom 33 Scroll 4g fll'Cl1CSI'l'1l l, 2 Upvrvttzl 4. fl rrlinlala' -zc'orl'z'r -with Il finv, rlvar wif. Um' girl l'lI'iI!1lj' mn hrlp you qniff' Il lfif. Nora-no Wislliclwski Sr. Anrlmnjp, 'llK'II!Ql'l'Illll'l', lxllk'lllj2QZlll Trim as flu' lll'l'lIll' to flu' fmlf'. Cllrisfs Collrtivrs 43 l:I'2lll12lfll'S 3, 4: l'rsulIn1' 4: Opera-tra 45 lfucharistic 4. Sl'f'i01l.l' lllillllfll, yr! youd mnlfmlzy. llloxt rorziirzl, zlvliglllful, and frivmlly 1x .vh1'. Jessica Witker St. Agnes 'l'lu' only 'way lo lmw Il frirnd is fo bf' amz Legion of Mary 2, 3, 45 Chrisfs Courtiers l, 2, 3, 45 Ursuline 45 A Cappella 3, 43 Athletics 43 Ups-rvtta 4. ,lgp Pvrt and franl' ix llllllllbll' Jztvs. K A X U'ith nlmlrzn' of llmughfful Xl'I'iIlIl.1'lll'.YX. ' 33 C' 0 '14 f F 4, The underclassmen realize . . their studies and traditions are reflections of the Ursuline of culture. . . heritage I? The Juniors . . . :hun I'iff'-l'f-ii-iflim l'w.i-iflrfif Patricia Barbara O'Hara Robakowski Her junior year perspective: Ester Tresta found it full of exciting, challeng- ing events. Naturally the most important activity was the Junior-Senior Prom on April l4, The magnificent mirrors in the ballroom of the Woman's Building held reflections of Ester and her escort swirling to the dreamy music of Dave Jordon. ,lv!'t'Il.YIIl'i'I' Stl'l'l'fIII'v1' Patricia Donna Nelson H u nfer Finally the great day arrived when she received her class ring. Now she felt like a true upperclassmanll June came . . . the graduating class of l952 bequeathed the traditions, re- sponsibilities, and privileges to the Senior Class of '53. gr V Y A . 4 1 RFQ tv . ' ti me 1 A 1 1 if A 1 C Marilyn Marguerite Anne Mary Virginia Abel Ankenbrandt Archambeau Baensch Beins 343 Margaret Benner Donna Bennett Eileen Collins June Bonds Sharon Coon Geraldine Davidson A 1 I QI AI 1 t 6 X Q- D K V . X , ll 4 .. A Mary Hochanadel I Al I Charlotte Dimmer Marilyn Floyd Nancy Gall Mary Garvin Marcia Gerken Joan Gibson Diane Graham Madeline Giovannucci Norene Hartmann Patricia Hoffman ' 1' Lorene Jankowski Donna Hunter Mary Lou Jensen Jeanne Klimek G . 12 12 A 37 Patricia Kozy Mary Jo Koudelka Mary Leland Emilie Marcis AF Joanne Mayers 5 if Judith Meyer as J is A Patricia Nelson . Nancy Nowalk gn- Patricia O'Hara J I I A A Joanne Peatee ' Theresa Puccetti Q M R h ix' J yn? ary ensc r Barbara Robakowski Kathryn Saarn 6 Nancy Schaedel ' I I 1 . 1 1 Barbara Schrader W X Jane Stallkamp Agnes Stein Teresa Tank - Q, -r-:1' ' ' Joyce Tansey 1 y , ,Sk A Dian Tillman 38 The Sophomores lrifl'-l,7'l'A'idl'lIf Sl'4'l'l'fllV'-1' Mary Patricia McGahey Schnapp Reflecting the warm smile of the sun eighty-four sophomores, tanned and happy, returned to begin a new and prosperous year. According to custom, the retaliating sophomores sought sweet revenge by in- itiating the freshmen. 1 The sophomores looked forward to carrying out another tradition of the class. They planned the annual St. Ursula's Day breakfast, and after Mass and Holy Com- munion served the students and faculty in Urban Hall. 5 F Pl'l'.l'il1FIIf 'l'r1'f1.v11r1'r Loretta Virginia Gallagher Fall Attracted by the spiritual and social activities of the Legion of Mary forty mem- bers of the class were invested in the new Praesidium of Our Lady of the Assumption. They visited the hospitals and the children at St. Anthony's Orphanage. ln addition to this charitable work they contributed wholeheartedly to the missions by greatly exceeding their quota. After struggling through theorems, axioms, and kineposiums, the centenary class led the honor roll. 'Y ge Y ll , a 4 A Jeanne Jean Shirley Joyce Elizabeth Allison Anthes Bake Barry Beckler 39 Mary Butler Robin Cowan Carol Dancer Lois Daniels Martha Dederman A , Q ...CA Joan De Mars Mary Devlin Judith Downs Patricia Ducey V' P . . A I, 110 ,Q X Barbara Beretich Patricia Bodie Rosemarie Borchert Betty Bruning Judith Bruss Jeanne Burwell ., N fs I ,qv zf- .. A A 4 4 'iv , V . X 4' K A Mary Jo Espen Virginia Fall Sharon Fels Barbara Fey Ellen Finn Patricia Fowlie Loretta Gallagher Helene Garvin Marie Gribbin Rose Beverly Herbst Carol High Frances Hoban Q 1-QA . . f . I AY, A Q Patricia Kandik Mary Helen Keller Sandra Leidholdt Barbara Loughlin Darlene Ludwikowski Nora Mack .ffl JA A11 4 if. , .5 wk-fnx, r Q ,A .J A Afl Lois Hoffmann Jean Hundsrucker Patricia Hurley Mary Louise Huss Nancy Huss Lorna Jacob Florence Jones Joanne Juhasz Martha Kamelesky is 4,1 l! Diane Naumann Patricia Norts Rosemary Oliger Patricia O'Neill Elizabeth Onody Patricia O'Shea Phyllis Pacynski Joan Parasiliti Nan Poulsen 42 S 4 A , A A Tanya Maier Carole Malik Mary McGahey Luette Mertz Janet Michaelson Charlene Mushing A 1 51 Nina Prater Karen Przymierski Shirley Reinhart Carole Shick Patricia Schnapp Carol Schreiner Ann Schuchmann Barbara Smith JoAnn Smith Veronica Strohmeier Marcia Tonber Mary Tate l ar-l A , x, X f r'f l J K . wg-fr 1' . -1' I A ' Janet Tiell Joanne Walsh Barbara Wiley Gretchen Wiedemann Suzanne Willhite il ss ii A Juliet Wolinski Donna Williams Geraldine Zaleski Y Barbara Young A J A A ff Attention, Please! 43 The Freshmen Viz'c-Prvxirlfvzt Prrsirlrvzt Marcia Theodora Edellstein Leonard ln retrospect we see the autumn hue of swaying trees and sixty-seven eager freshmen hurrying up the road to a new life-high school. This adventure holds the thrill of making new friends and re- viewing old times with former grade-school companions. The excitement of wearing their fresh uniforms along with the con- fusion of changing classes provides never a dull moment within the walls of S.U.A. On Initiation Day we see the bewildered freshmen bowing to the honorable sopho- mores. The yearlings, dressed in costumes representing everything from a pink ele- phant to a question mark, marched through the homerooms of the upperclassmen. Members of the class entertained the Judith Louonne Ankenbrandt Brown 44 'l'r01lx11rz'r Sm'r1'frlry Caroline Constance Murray Kayser students and faculty with their novel tal- ents at an assembly in November. Among the spiritual activities they sponsored an essay contest on The Challenge Daily Mass Holds for Me. ln keeping with this a group of girls from each parish set aside a certain day of the week to assist at Mass. The versatile freshmen held their hobby show in the second-floor corridor. The dis- play included such unique items as postal cards, dolls, paintings, hand-made book- marks, salt and pepper shakers, stamps, and a special display from South America. With spring in the air the Class of '55 entertained their prospective fresh- man guests with a program followed by a tour of the school and refreshments . ,, .... A A! Sara Mary Joanne Butler Carroll Ann Clark Dianne Clark Patience Cony Patricia Cook Mary Louise Cousino Sharon Cousino IN L fix is' 1 xp I A 1 1 ' IQ Sally Golupski Suzanne Haupricht Joyce Hill Kathleen Hoffman Gloria Holland Ann Holzemer A -1: vu- T, if A , .5 1 4 I 4 A A .. A Verna Davidson Marjorie Dennisfon Suzanne Dunlap Suzanne Dwyer Marcia Edellstein Kathryn Fleck Carol Gall Jane Gilday Sharon Glazier W asf Q ar ,H ' X I f .1 5 Q Q A - .if .Q vs- r ' --Q qbbg, 5 X H l x 1 4 J A I Constance Kayser Mary Keogh Virginia Kilcorse Melanee Kinner Roberta Kuhn Eileen Lenhart Theodora Leonard Suzanne Macheski Louanne Mack Q- as g 'A W. ' ' . , 18 J A I. A A 46 A A A Ann Horvath Ann Huling Virginia Ignasiak Roxana Jackson Diane Jacobs Maureen Jennings 'Sv A . r J 1 ss l fn: 4 M J A L 5 . go b Q. ,- if I 1 Q in 1 I Marlene Maiewski Patricia Meyer Sandra Mushing Caroline Murray Patricia O'Connor Ann Sanderson Judith Schlagheck 1-1 Virginia Screptock Judith Smith Regina Smith Jo Ann Sodd Jeanette Stanley if ,A A N - A .sr ' A A? Mary Ellen Steger A 6 Q Olivia Stewart J Niiola Sukys 4 -' 1E 1 t A Q Catherine Sullivan if . , Gail Talbert xx Qi J b ' Mary Tally 1 li . J , sony Tank -i Y, q Nathalie Thibodeau R ,. S Q Q Barbara Ueberroth - S A S A 1 Loretta Weaver Elizabeth Weissenberger Carol Wilhelm Dolores Wisniewski Barbara Wolfram b ' I Geraldine Zink n If 5, A A is A 47 A 0 0 f '14 X 4 The Ursuline girl understands that . . . because she is made to the Image and Likeness of God . . . her life must be a reflection of Him Whose Cross overshadows the world .... X W- .gr- -1-..,i 1 ' 1 'W mmf' 'X ,IW mv f fy! F!-' , wa V h GEM U fc 'X' vi -MQ5 Above: Anna Mary Hrycyk, Alberta Scott, Virginia Beins, Marguerite Ankenbrandt, and Mary Anne Coyle. of the Q- Sacred Heart On Friday, October twenty-sixth, the Sacred Heart was enthroned in Saint Ursula Academy to be a constant Protector in the years to come. The entire student body took part in the beau- tifully solemn procession led by Anna Mary Hrycyk, President of the Senior Class, While singing a hymn to the Sacred Heart, the students began the procession from the chapel and proceeded through the halls to the statue of the Sacred Heart on the first floor. There, in a brief talk, Father King explained the significance and special graces attached to the ceremony of the Enthronement and the rep- etition of the Act of Consecration. 'Q :11 5 50 ft K 5' gigs i Ft' 2 The entire proceedings were led by the members of the Sacred Heart League who have distributed leaflets and who spurred our Sacred Heart Messenger drive to great success. They also have cared for the flowers and vigil lights at the Sacred Heart shrine. NP Q The Sacred Heart Representatives, kneeling: e a a ag er, a , y Y. Coyle, Anna Mary Hrycyk, Alberta Scott, Barbara Wolfram, Teddy Leonard, Margie N Schnapp and Barbara Fey. Standing: Mar- querite Ankenbrandt, Janet Michaelson, Father King, Barbara Robakowski, and Virginia Beins. ,uf Judy Ankenbrandt, Sandra Mushing, Lor- ' tt G ll h P tricia Cook Mar Anne Enthronement Saint Ursula W 'Pisa 2 is Our patroness, St. Ursula, is honored an- nually on her feast day, October twenty-first, by the participation of the student body in a program of various activities. Following Mass and General Communion, the Sophomores are hostesses at a breakfast sponsored by the faculty in Urban Hall. All the students of the Academy are guests. On this day also, the first of the semi- annual Student League meetings is held, the second taking place on the feast of the found- ress of the Ursuline Order, St. Angela, May thirty-first. During this first meeting, at which the Senior officers preside, the plans for the various activities on the campus are explained to the students in very clear and interesting speeches by the honorary representatives. Our Hostesses tiki . Jane Bruss, Virginia Warnke, Margaret Schnapp, Judy Waite, Marquerlte Ankenbrandf, Miss Kauffman, Anna Mary Hrycyk, Father King Mss Gaffney M 9 - 4 if-'- 't'1fw fIxW as . xnxx,-1,-.fu1,a f I f . v i if if , Ziff if' ies i i' f Ki' gf , if i Eucharistic Committee . . . Above: Dianc Clark, Janet Tiell, Barbara Keller, Joyce Barry, Caroline Murray, Norene Wisniewski, Judy Myers. The Eucharistic Committee, consisting of a representative from each homeroom, en- courages the students to receive Holy Com- munion as frequently as possible, asserting the grave necessity for prayer and devotion to Our Lord, A chart giving special inten- tions is placed in each homeroom, These in- tentions vary from the state of world affairs to school activities. The students are asked to pray for these intentions and, if possible, to offer up their reception of Holy Com- munion. ur Lady's Committee . . . 1-4' The committee is in charge of Christ Courtiers, an organized group of girls who make visits to the chapel at fifteen minute intervals, keeping perpetual attendance dur- ing the day. Placed in the chapel are special prayers to be used by the Christ Courtiers during their visits. A chart in the first floor corridor keeps the members of the Christ Courtiers posted about the time for their visit. Our Lady's Committee pecially consecrated to Blessed Virgin, is under son. the student body. V Us t 'lid 1 of Fatima. if T' iff 1 5 ist C Badger, and Helen Shondell. chairmanship of Carol Ander The committee sponsored a Holy Hour in December, hon oring Mary's Immaculate Con ception. Prayers were recited for the conversion of Russia and universal peace, An act of Consecration was made by Representatives of the com mittee posted charts in each home room reminding the girls of the responsibility of making the First Saturdays The committee made avail able to each girl a fine and varied selection of pamphlets during the annual retreat and distributed booklets contain ing the promise of Our Lady Standing: Moira Hurley, Carol Anderson Carol Warnement, and Ann Openlander In Front, Seated: Jane Bruss, Carole Missions . . . The Sophomore Class has taken a special interest in supporting the foreign mis- sions this year. They have ransomed pagan babies by taking up small, voluntary contributions every day. Sis- ter Mary Ito was in charge, helping the girls care for the charts pictured here. A sale of Christmas cards and wrappings was held to benefit the missions. This activity was very successful as the girls tried to bring the thought of Christ back into Christmas by encouraging the purchase of religious Christ- mas cards, Legion of Mary The Praesidia of Our Mother of Sorrows and Our Lady of the Assumption each hold meetings twice a month for members to discuss their charitable activities and to receive the assignment of a special duty for them to carry out. The main purpose 1 0 - ,,v' my ,, .,. :SQ Af' iw Q M 9 if mi 3 Above: Marcia Edellstein, Emilie Marcis, Elizabeth Onody, Carol Huffman. of the Legion is to further the acquaint- ance of its members with Mary, our Mother, and to spread devotion to her into their work by performing acts of charity. The annual Acies ceremony was held in March. Loft to rig M: Sue Cole, Norcnc Hartman, Mary Lou Comes, Mary Ann Lang, Carol Huffman, Mary Jo Koudelka, Sue Brunner, Dorothy Helfrich, Jess'ca Wit- kcr, Anna Mary Hrycyk. Retreat During the annual retreat the Ursuline students look deeply into the condition ol ir spiri ual Ives This retlectivc mood prevailed for Ash Wednesday and hc two days following The Revcrend James Vincent Cleary Olulatc of Mary Immaculate conducted the scryiccs of the retreat. Psi --4 Aho 'L 1? Father Cleary, Rosemary Schindler Alberta Scott Mary Sue Myers and I c cnt, Belo : Eileen ColI'ns, Putri -Y 'u Kozy, Mary Ann Lang ond Margaret Schnopp. R611g10I1 This year the Fresh men and Sophomores studied the nature and plan of the liturgical year and the sacra ments of Baptism and Confirmation The life and yirtucs ot the Blessed Virgin the choice of one s vo- cation and social jus- tice constituted the course followed by the Juniors and Seniors. 1 S .Ng if Y X N A-tw-:ww rf P if Q Above: Marcia Rinehart, Carol Huffman, and Nancy Donohue. The crystal pure virtues of Mary are reflected especially during her month of May. Appropriately this time was chosen to pay homage to Our Mother through the ceremonies of the traditional May Crowning. During these ceremonies the May Queen and her attend- ants led a procession of the student body through the campus. At this time, the Litany of the Blessed Virgin was chanted. Preceding this were Holy Mass and General Communion. During the Moss traditional hymns of praise to Our Blessed Lady were sung by the students. As May Queen, Carol Huffmon placed the floral crown upon the brow of the Mystical Rose, signifying that Mary, as Queen, reigns supreme in our hearts. For a fitting climax, Carol led a general Act of Consecrotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Q. 4 dm.: .Q ,N Y Q 0 'lr A jg 1. Through study the Ursuline girl acquires a means to advance . . like her Divine Model . . in wisdom . . and age . . . and grace . . . with God and men. f' Ziff X xx L65 H X! N X N W X 1 S X, 3. ,. I, I N x Q. x zz Y 2 xx 'jjxx 21 4 M x . QQ if Q , 7 X ,- L H v X ' S , U , ,.., 1 N -W 152:- as A , X K fi - 25:5- QS! an In X 'f 'gk ,- Iii 'fflaiii -Wx . , Sim A 4 , 5 My 1. 6 it Q Min. X N 1 ' X if 5' qw P' , mE g ff f f ig f f 1 L ,A f, 5i ' W L g w 9 WA XWM A' Q if .sr f 3 if 9' U lk 'Sm I S W as v A 'f '-1 ,3-9+ hifi' 'fi F53 1 ' 4 . '7 V l .' ' r .. 3 a 'fro 1 .f' M ,Qf all Chemistry at Work would be a good caption tor this pic- ture. Here we see these girls putting to use some of the knowledge which they have acquired. What a r e t h e y making? Well, it might be CHHZQOH or NOHCO3, just plain ordinary sugar and bak- ing soda to us. Standing: Joan Gibson, Joan Hill, Potr?cia Kncese, Peggy Benner. Sitting: Mary Jo Koudelko, Mary Lou Comes. 'Nn 18 4, Science : . Q, Chemistry Shown here are two stu- dents working at the chemical balance which is so delicate that the weight of a name written on a piece of paper may be accurately recorded, Standing: Dorothy Helfrich, Sitting: Sue Colc. In the picture at the loft wo see these Chemistry studens examining the periodic charts ln their hands are models cl the construction ot the vorioxii Clements and also the numbc, ol atoms contained in thci orbits. Undoubtedly hero aio ti: ture chemistry l,J1'OlCl,i5.J'b cg! workl Left to ight: Suc Czarnccki, Dor's Har chuck, Barbara KcI'cr. Biology A phase of the study of bi- ology is the section on the flower-one of the most deli- cate intricacies of plant life. Standing: Mary F r a n c c s Rcnsch, Lynn Floyd. Sitting: Barbara Schrader, Agnes Stein, Dianc Graham. 'Ft'- f --- x One of the main divisions of the biology course is that of physiology, which is the study of the structure of the human body and the functions of tissues, cells, muscles and nerves during the life span. ln the picture at the right, the students are shown exam- ining the intricate pattern of the skull and all of its cam- plexities, Standing: Barbara Robakowski, Lorenc Jan- kowski, Madeleine Giovannucci. Sittinq: Patricia 0'Hara, Marcia Gerkin. S With the phrase, The groves were God's first tem- ples, running through their minds, these girls are ready to delve into the study of ever- greens and forest conserva- tion. Forestry was stressed this year because of our notion's growing need for the products which our forests produce. Standing: Mary Louise Leland, Donna Ben- nett, Donna Hunter. Sitting: Patricia Nelson. xx , 'gg :H Q 'V' J .8 4 W g ' ' ft? ,ffm ' Q .' .X E I ' I I I ! M : ' A Hg 5' if iw Q :fA if X 3 2 6 s M n n Q '- wg 4 'gp-X f ' ' 2 'is A Q 3, gm , ', . '1 ' Wig A' x - . 1: M A Q, ' - , gf' J g I 5 'X 5 1 'M Qs.-if W W A .-'M' t' W , ' . .I . . ' ,sf ,., h x , ' 9 Q . fi f' 'ici 'E ,. Q 4 - Q 5, S-ij:-61 A , f 3 K '1 ' ll ,xg , , Kiwi Qs '5m- 1 if f..g 2 -H53 -A - W if '4- -. Q 'ifgl E'f'Z' .fc 4, we -v Barbara Schrader, Ann Schuchman and Betty Beckler proudly model the dresses and suits they made. Home Economics . . Jeanette Hundsrucker and Martha Kamelesky apply what they have learned in the home nursing course on Joan DeMars, the supposedly sick patient. IJ ax-- 33 53' 1 in Q ifiii, s Betty Bruning tests the baked goodies while Rose Marie Gribbin adds the final icing. Mony of the girls who enter the home economic closses the first doy hove little experience in cooking ond sewing. Meosure ing ingredients is the stort to moking suc- cessful pies, cokes, ond cookies. The students study nutrition, toble setting, ond menu plonning. The home economics closses hove turned nimble fingers to sewing, Todoy when clothes ore so expensive, the ort of moking one's clothes is reolized os most procticol. The girls hove produced suits ond dresses of which they con be justly proud, The speciol courses in home economics this yeor were home nursing, offered to the sophomores, ond first oid, open to the third yeor students. Child ond involid core were included in the home nursing course which wos given ot the Red Cross Building. Sandra Leidholdt gives a word of encouragement to Suzanne Willhite and Mary Jo Espen, humming away at the sewing machines. .X 'w c, Sf I iz 'rf ' i' P' ll t '59-til :air STX! .A ff Ma cm: ,J rn anno: me Loan . Ywliflfb-?f14f'1,,4fv,fz,,,,,4ff,k1,,,,?',L , , ,1 I ., I i-K9 ffffmmn- U,-u 1. if L !Q1A1,.wil5, I an , Y M ,, 1 - ,,,1,1..iw , w.. 'fh- Ilf I K 1 ,fpff SX X 17,4 We X Y ln , I 1 ' 1, o s 'BJ T- , vfzl: 'T .ar i q gn.. 1 F A N, 9 ,,,,..,,..1.Y-nz-f L 2 I 2 I A Y. 'x . 8 U-3' if I 'S f x 1. ,' Y? K ,Q g Sir I I Y W., ,, 0 0 '14 X 4, Shining in the eyes ot the Ursuline girl are reflections ot her graciousness and poise . . acquired through her participation in extracurricular activities . . 4 -. N w. X X .X ' .w,, , A., Y ii 5 7 'jf' f . E351 gf Pg xv 14.52, 11 K .v , , N 5 fr S 2 , ,QW I mtv? sg' I 1 E an 5' wi 4 1 Y JAP 1' .'-'rr' 'VY .X 1 QW eq tiff-x ' -1 D xx . . x. 5 is 2,1 . J! 3 t . ix, i 14,---4 l The Scroll Dorothy Helfrich Carole Badger G8 Co-Editors Make-up Editor Associate Editors Editorial Staff Business Editor Business Staff Dorothy Helfrich, Carole Badger 7, sssrs ,Virginia Warnke Betty Fitz, Rosemary Schindler, Carol Huffman, Joan Hill, Mary Elizabeth Westmeyer, Anna Mary Hrycyk. Mary Blanchard, Polly Collins, Patricia Lynch, Moira Hurley, Doris Harchuck, Barbara Kal- tenbach, Teresa Cunningham, Barbara Dederman, Barbara Wagner. ,s Barbara Keller Virginia Lenhart, Patricia Kneese, Nancy Coghlin, Donna Michael- son, Catherine Dennis, Mary Sue Myers, Helen Kovacs. 'A' Many a school night the faculty and anyone within seeing distance of the staff room could view the girls feverishly pounding away on the type- writers, cutting up pictures, drawing layouts, and in general collaborating their ideas into some semblance of order. This bustling activity went on for three months until the day the dummy was sent to the printers. ln the following months we learned the saying, Patience is a virtue, to be true. We sincerely hope that our classmates will enjoy and cherish the memories that we have endeavored to capture for them in the year '52 ln looking back the Scroll staff sees not only the finished product but a chain of joys, surprises, tribulations and rosaries that went into the make-up of this yearbook. The writing, editing, and publishing entailed on these pages are reflections of the knowledge we have ab- sorbed in our primary and secondary years of educa- tion. The senior class agrees that this yearbook has put the perfect touch to our tour years at St. Ursula's. We hope that any of our teachers glancing at this book will realize it is the culmination of their efforts for us. Lcff fo Righfz D. Michaclson N. Coghlin, M. L. Comes, D Helfrich, H. M. Kovacs, C Dennis. Lcff to Right: T. Cunn ngham P. Cvllns, M. Blanchard, B Wagner, P. lynch, M. Hurley B. Kalfcnboch, D. Harchuck B. Dcdcrman. Lcff fa Righf: V. Warnkc, C Huffman, A. M. Hrycyk, M E. Wcsfmcycr, R. Schhdlcr B. Fifz. Scofcd: P. Knccsc, B. Kcllcr, S Clorncckig Sfanding: V. Lcn- horf, C. Badger, J. Hill, M. S Myers. The Ursuline . . . Carol Anderson Jane Bruss URSULINE STAFF STAFF WRITERS Co-Editors Jane Bruss, Carol Anderson Jessica Witker Nancy Gelsleichter Managing Editor Ann Openlander Ann Dillon Patricia Walsh ASSOCIATE EDITORS Second Page Sue Brunner, Helen Shondell Third Page Mary Ellen Johnson, Mary Keenan Fourth Page Alberta Scott, Carol Warnement Copy Editors Marcia Rinehart, Judith Waite Norene Wisniewski FEATURE WRITERS Margie Schnapp Nancy Donohue Business Manager Circulation Manager Circulation Staff TYPISTS Sharon Recker Mary Ann Lang Mary Lou Comes Ellen Quinn Joan LaPoint Jean Nagle Marilyn Trotzier Mary Anne Coyle Patricia Moran Sue Cole Anastasia Carlos Patricia Rielly, Patricia Schnieder gf' ,. ian M ,Q 4 inf! 'eg .QD 2- - -HPS . l map? ' Q16 in iff' Q5 4 9 ,W 'Qu 1 - 'The Count and the Co Ed' Act I The week-end of February 22 revealed a show case ot talent as the class ot '52 presented The Count and the Co-Ed, an operetta by Morgan and O'Hara, The scene was on the campus ot Morden College in the spring ot l9lO. The story revealed the trials and tribula- tions ot one Snooze Andrews. He was supported by other principles, a spirited chorus, and a group of lively dancers. lt one had ventured back into the wings, he would have thought that a Broadway production had come to Toledo. Donning costumes, reading lines, scurrying to the make-up artists were but a tew ot the sights to be seen. Act II dI' r 4' ii'-a. s Above IeH to right: C. Anderson, M. Hurley, A. M. Hrycyk, C. Huffman, R. Schindler, S. Brunner. Above left to right: B. Kcllcr, V. Warnkc, A. Carlos, B. Fitz, J. Witkcr, J. Bruss, C. Bodgcr, M. A. Coyle, A. Scott, B, Kalfcnbcth, S. Colc. Below Ich to right: Left to right: M. Rineharf, T. Cunningham E. Quinn, N. Donohue, M. L. Comes. A, Opcnlcndcr, P. Schncidcr, M. Troilicr. ,f-,, fl 1' Jane Bruss Patricia Moron YZ? uh K ii vw 3 EJ The Music Graduates The fingers of Patricia Moran and Jane Bruss have tripped the light fantastic on the piano for many school years, These seniors graduate this year in music, chalking up two sheepsl4ins for themf selves-quite an accomplishmentl Jane also gradf uates in voice, We hope the future will hold notes of music, thoughts of Bach and of Carnegie Hall for both of them. The Orchestra . . . Peering into the music life of Saint Ursula's we find it greatly enhanced by the school orchestra Their fine melodies have given the final touch to all the big events of the year. This earnest group of musicians is supervised and directed by Sister Jeanne Marie. SUA. has a personal pride in its girls of harmony. The A Cappella Choir Gazing into the crystal ball we see a familiar group of girls standing before us. They are on stage, the Curtain has just risen. A signal is given and the auditorium swells with harmonious tones. Yes, an- other of the many performances of the A Cappella Choir under the able direction of Sister St. Mark has begun. 1 ci ,,,, s H' G l ,f I J 1 l l -tg il r it 'rv' S 1 IT ? .P 1' . Ni .L nk. mi' . L 3: 5 ,BN ...J X 1-'r 3 X FI., . 2 K as v ,qi s if ,,. -x -W- X37 -A' Q .F Upper Lett: Lett to Right: C. Hutt- mon, S. Brunner, M. E. Johnson 8. Kaltenbach, J. Witker, N. Gel- sleichter, J. Bruss. Upper Right: B. Kaltenbach, L. Mertz. Middle: M. J. Koudelka, R, Jackson, D. Wisniewski. Wind Section: Seated: J. Walsh, C. Schreiner, M. Keenan, J. Burwell, D. Helfrich. Standing: P. 0'NeiIl, H. M. Kovacs P. Walsh. String Section: Seated: T. Ma'er, P. Nelson, A. Sanderson, M. Dennis- ton, N. Gelsleichter, S. Butler Standing: J. Parasillti, J. Bruss. I 5 1 it ,Lf-if-it YL? C? 'X 3 The S110-Ball . . . Rubbing aside the frost and gazing into the windows of Urban Hall on December first, nineteen fifty-one, any passerby could see glistening snow flakes and little snow- men. In the center of the hall, atop the North Pole, two penguins surveyed the entire dance. The couples whirled to the music of Chuck Bialorul4i's orchestra. Several of the senior hostesses served punch to quench the thirst of the jitterbugs. The freshmen bravely participated in their introduction to the social life at Saint Ursula's. After the ball was over, they resolved that such activities would often form a share of their education. 76 Mg x fr is ,aff ng, u x Q 5? g .b rf I A :: x X f -Ny S x :S umlllxlllu-A .Win :sa am 4 X Q. N GN QT? Q Y wk S83 ' K ,fly '31 , . -htlnlis In L 1 4 Q HI ll! lt! nu li ' I F 4 V, i f Q ' i . ff if A af T ' 85? . Rl 1 f f ?5' ' un it . M 'Fa . QQW ' . QQ .r Sliksifx W 5 N f f zg4g,, x.s x 5 . . vpxal' --1 I 5 LQ? -, if I x, , -5 ' 75 . AQ' ii 'X ' 35 X E 1, s .,leHg,!.A , fix h 9 . V52 W ' 5 :5 u 3' :,,g'1gg9Z5?g f,f . f 1 X lxfgxq Wiyf - xx ff, 'ww , 1 F , f K 5 ix 1 5 5 ly t X x e .N i 5 if l ' X 1 , I 5 QL b if m Z D , Q x I Y 5, Q Q R 5 L 1 Q21 K fk w , , f - , fu x K ' Q 7 ,tg wg Y K W .A . X, 4 , .YV Q ' 0 f 5 t 1, I . x R 5. S in A 'Z' K- 1 Ja e .5 . fa, r gi fi? ..- Hzi ' so YJ? ,Y Q ,, 6' yi 1, Q , A N . 1, .4 N , 3 g Q ,, Q5gK S ay 85?,3N x 'if ii? 'Q Q X VL J fir 'in' R, i gfX'fJ 'vfW f .iii x b:,qt5'Q'f,ti7fw?gmf?,l .5 ibfgyi fi, f M. fx'4VYA ' Q T' Se ,M Ram ,Q ,. gwigff J .3f.g,M.. F itywtl its 7 , u ,U K. i, The Sports Shoot, Sally! The grip's the thing! is fl lll Easy does it! ffllnnllfx nf I1 Hnmlfr The Splash Party 41 s imma: . 'G Virginia Warnke Teresa Cunningham Joanne Carroll Nathalie Thibodeau V Nancy Coghlin Ann Holzemer Moira Hurley Maureen Jennings Virginia Lenhart The mermaids of the freshmen and senior classes enjoyed themselves at a get-acquainted splash party during November. The clear water of the Catholic Club's pool reflected the friendly countenances of SUA. girls at this party sponsored by senior hostesses. The fun didn't end with the swimming and water games, for there was a buffet supper served afterwards. The freshmen reciprocatecl with informal entertainment, A general sentiment was expressed by the freshman who said, l like being in the swiml Tlwsv VIIIIIHIJS out llivir llwlwulivx lnof ,Fa xgx ,Q nQiq K x x fs' 4 1 XXX., nv W...wwW ' f .fpv ff a .- V I , 1 ' 4 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Adams Alexis Road Greenhouse Amundson's Food Mariel' Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Angevine Mrs. Ansled's Home Balcery Appliance Television Company Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Archambeau Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Baensch Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bargmann Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bergmann Mrs. M. Barlimer Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bayer Dr. and Mrs. L. J. Beckler Bellg 81 Company, lnferiors Belmonl Pharmacy Benneff Marker Rev. Alberl J. Bishop Blanchard Brofhers Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Blanchard Blessed Sacrameni C.Y.O. Bloclz's Hi-Speed P. W. Boaden Dr. and Mrs. Donald S. Boolh Dr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Borer Dave Borl Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brown Rev. Francis Brulcsielcer Buck Brofhers Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Brunner Dr. and Mrs, H. G. Bruss Miss Marion Bruss Miss Mildred Bruss Dr. O. L. Buchholz Mr. and Mrs. Ed. P. Buclrenmyer Mr. and Mrs. Franl: Buclzly Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Builer Miss Helen M. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Carlos Casey-Sullivan Really Company Cenfral Cafholic High School Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence l. Clarlr Dr. and Mrs. Franlr Cliiiiord W. H. Cobb Shell Service Sfalion Mr. and Mrs. Roberl L. Coghlin Patrons Elizabelh L. Cole Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cole Colonial Florisi Colony Record Shop Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Comes Rev. Charles Comie Rev. E. J. Connolly Russell Conti Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Corrigan Courfesy Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Roberf F. Cowan James Coyle 8: Son Funeral Home Rev. Bernard Crane Rev. W. A. Czailcowslui Czarneclri Bowling Alleys Barbara Czarnecki Dr. C. J. Czarnecki Dr. John D. Czarnecki Mr. and Mrs. C. Czelusfa Rev. S. J. Czelusia Dan Chesier Company Davis Cleaners Rf. Rev. Msgr. A. J. Dean Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. Devlin Dr. Marlin W. Dierhelm Dr. R. A. Dielhelm Mr. and Mrs. Wm. I. Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Dimmer Michael V. DiSalle Mr. and Mrs. T. Doney Mr. and Mrs. Ted Donoher Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Donohue Eileen Dooley Douglas Meadows Riding Academy Mr. and Mrs. L. Eafon Dr. Louis R. Effler Elmer Drug Siore El Pinto Grill Eggerfs Food Mariel Eril:sen's, lnc. Amelia Ernsl Feldman Bakery Herberf W. Fisher Flower Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Roberf L. Floyd A Friend Miss Mary C. Galilney Mrs. Sophia Galanl Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Francis Garvin Mr. and Mrs. Harvey:IGavin Gederl Molor Sales A Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Gelsleichler George's Cigar Slore 8. Grill Miss Charlolle Gillespie Glidden Company Good Shepherd C.Y.O. Good Shepherd School Rev. Francis X. Gosser Green's Sohio Service J. F. Gribbin Mr. and Mrs. John B. Grogan Judge and Mrs. S. A. Grxezinski Judge and Mrs. John W. 'Haclell Waller E. Harringfon U A Mr. and Mrs. F. Norman Harlrnann The Hausman Sleal Company Dr. and Mrs. Fred B. Hawkins Haynes' Erie Drug Slore Rev. James F. Hebbler, S.T.D. Helfrich Brothers K. M. Hickey Mrs. T. Hill John Holefka Mr. Kennelh Holland Mrs. Harry O. Holt Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Holzemer Horn Hardware Company Rev. J. A. Horrigan Hosliin's Junior Foolwear, lnc. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hrycyk Mr. and Mrs, C. T. Huffmon Dr. .and Mrs. J. D. Huss Miss Mildred C. Huss Ideal Reslauranl Rev. Joseph H. lnkroll Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Janlnowslri Mr. and Mrs. R. B, Johns Johnson Coal Company Mrs. Harry Johnson Dr. and Mrs. B. A. Karwowsii Dr. L. L. Kaszynsli Miss Virginia Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Marl Keenan Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Keller Kelly Really Company Mr. D. H. Kelly Rev. lgnalius Kelly R. P. Kelly Dr. and Mrs. Raymond C. King Miss Gerirude G. Kizschner Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Kneese Mrs. F. J. Kounlz Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kranz Dr. and Mrs. P. J. Kuebler Camp Ladyglen Rev. A. R, Lamanlia Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lang Mr. and Mrs. H. F. LaPoinl Mr. and Mrs. J. Alberf Laslrey Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Laudenbach Rex D. Lesler Lizbelh Jeanne Shoppe Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Loughlin Mrs. Gerlrude Ludwig Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCarlney Mr. Dan H. McCullough Dr. Donald F. McGralh Mr. and Mrs. Edw. J. McKeown James P. McNelis Mrs. W. E. McWhorler Miss Mary H. Macelwane Mr. and Mrs. John P. Macelwane Very Rev. Msgr. Roberf A. Maher E. F. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Marryoll Marlin's Marlrel Mary Manse Alumnae Associalion Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Mallhews Dr. G. J. Maurer Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Merlz Miller's Hi-Speed Service Modern Youlh Shoe Company Moore Ford Sales, lnc. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Moran Dr. Roberl G. Morgan Rev. H. M. Morrin Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Muenzer Dr. James E. Mullin Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Mushing Nagler's Dry Cleaners Navarre Cleaners Nebraslra Furnilure Company Mr. and Mrs. James A. Nicholson Louis J. Norfon Oblales of Mary Immaculale O'Brien's Tavern Mrs. J. O'Connor Rev. Roberl V. O'Connor Judge and Mrs. Thomas J. O'Connor Ohio Hair Shop Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Openlander Mr. and Mrs. Michael O'Shea Michael Osemlalr Pefers Pharmacy Charles Petrie Rev. A. S. Pielrylrowslri Judge .and Mrs. Homer A. Ramey Mrs. Edmund H. Reclrer Red Wells Famous Roasl Beef Shop Rev. H. W. Reineck The Roberfs Prinling Company Rogers Appliance Cenler Mr. and Mrs. E. Romelslri Rosary Calhedral School Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Roscoe Rose Vanily Shop Sl. Agnes School Sl. Angela Merici Hall Sl. John Coal Company Sf. Teresa School Sl. Thomas Aquinas C.Y.O. Sl. Thomas Aquinas School S+. Ursula Boolrroom S+. Ursula Orcheslra Sf. Ursula Scholarship Associafion S+. Ursula Tea House S+. Vincenl's Hospifal S+. Vincenl'.s School of Nursing Louis T. Saliba Rf. Rev. Msgr. A. J. Sawlrins Rev. A. G. Schindler Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Schindler Miss Ursula Schmil Joseph J. Schuelle Bob Schullz and Dave Slewarl Wm. F. Schwarlz Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Scoll Dr. Meyer Seligman Good Shepherd Shamroclr Club Miss Estelle Sharp Sf. Ursula Alumnae Mrs. F. B. Shondell Dr. L. W. Silaerd Ned Slreldon Mrs. Frank Snell Al Sobb Aulo Service Soffers Grill Soulh End Beauiy Shop Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sprenger Slarr Bakery Sfein Eleclric Dr. and Mrs. Philip Slifl Judge and Mrs. Harvey Slraub Miss Theresa Swarfz Sylvania Food Loclzer Dr. Bernard C. Syx Dr. Reynold A. Tank Mr. and Mrs. Berf Tale Dr. Wm. D. Tesla Rev. W. A. Tobin Toledo Industrial Union Council Toledo Laundry Toledo Office Equipmenl Tropicana Slraling Club Mrs. Jeanelle Tyburslri Sieve Tyburski Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Slanley Tylichi Universily Beauly Shop Urbanslri Hardware and Furnilure Valilon Molor Sales Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Vollmayer Von Ewegen and Wilgin F. H. Vorderburg Mr. and Mrs. Vincenl C. Walsh Mr. William Walsh Guy M. Walfers WaI+er's Pharmacy Rl. Rev. Msgr. Max J. Walz Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Warnemenl Mary A. Warning, Flowers Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Weaver Ollo Weik Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weissenberger Dr. Paul G. Welles Floyd Welling Shell Slaiion Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Weslmeyer Wesl Toledo Mofors, lnc. Weslwood Molor Sales Dr. James F. Whifacre Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Wiedemann Mr. and Mrs. F. Wisniewshi Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Wilher Yeisley Cul' Rafe Mr. and Mrs. Selh Young Herberl Zedlilz SIIRULI. l'lmlogr11ffln'r'Yfllr. John K.. ll'11l'rlir1 Zuzawmztiy ' . coU-'MNA GAS CONVERSIDON BURNER The very NEWEST Design...wifh the very NEWEST Features X .. S . rn H Steel and cast iron construction. No EncI?nI CZ VA Baflles or Ceramics. All gas and air gmeere, ', adjustments under cover. Telescoping P9YfeCf Fl' In Duct and Venturi, Easily installed Any Furnqgg yvithout alteration to your present heat- . gffgjlagt' f t lm 26 One Burner for a e y a manu ac urer wx over years experience building Gas Conver- All Types of Gas sion Burners. ir JOHN V. RERUCHA 729 Ewing Street Toledo, Ohio ADams 6116 STUDENT REGISTER SENIORS Carol Anderson Bonnie Angevine Carole Badger Mary Blanchard , lfSue Brunner Jane Bruss. Anasfasia Carlos Nancy Coghlin Sue Cole Pauline Collins . Mary Lou Comes Judy Corrigan Mary Anne Coyle Teresa Cunningham Sue Czarnecki Barbara Dederman Cafherine Dennis Anne Dillon Nancy Donohue , Be'I I'y Fi'I'l Delores Galanf Nancy GeIsIeich+er Doris Harchuck Doro+hy Helfrich Joan Hill es,, , Anna Mary Hrycyk Carol Huffmon Moira Hurley Mary Ellen Johnson Barbara KaI+enbach Mary Keenan Barbara Keller Pafricia Kneese, Helen Kovacs Mary Ann Lang LfJoan La Poinie Virginia Lenharf . Pafricia Lynch Bridgef McCarI'ney Donna Michaelson Pa+ricia Moran . 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S S 702 Leonard St. 8I I9 Secor Rd. Lambertville, Mich. 42I8 Overland Pkwy. JUNIORS Marilyn Abel S S I650 Palmwood Ave. Marguerite Ankenbrandt 3625 Berkeley Dr. Ann Archambeau SS Mary Baensch Virginia Beins S S Margaret Benner S Donna Bennett June Bonds S Eileen Collins S S Sharon Coon Geraldine Davidson Charlotte Dimmer Marilyn Floyd S Nancy Gall. S S Mary Katherine Garvin Marcia Gerken S S Joan Gibson S Madeleine Giovannucci Diane Graham S SS Noreen Hartmann S Mary C. Hochanadel S S Patricia Hoffman ,S Donna Hunter S SSSS S Lorene Jankowski SS S S Mary L. Jensen S S Jeanne Klimek Mary Jo Koudelka Patricia KozyS SS Mary LeLand SSSS Emilie Marcis Joanne Mayers S S . S4527 Westway SS 3846 Wallwerth Dr. S S ,435 Kenilworth Ave. SI53 Schonhardt, TiFFin S S 626 Winthrop St. S S632 City Park Ave. 2703 Barrington Dr. SS 2I5I Dorr St. 93I Nebraska Ave. 20I8 Parkside Blvd. S SS SI525 Craigwood Rd. 4I7 Whittemore St. 205 Eastern Ave. S S2736 Robinwood Ave. S SI35 Sycamore, Tiftin 930 Avondale Ave. 527 Cloverdale Ave. 4I60 Carthage Rd. S S 925 Willow Ave. SS SS SS .S3632 Berkeley Dr. S 220 Winthrop St. I9I0 N. Cove Blvd. 402 Kenilworth Ave. S S S434 Pasedena Blvd. S, S75 Gross St., Tiffin S 2433 Berdan Ave. S 5244 Clover Lane S S 32I Hillview Dr., Rossford SS S 3537 Wallwerth St. Judith Meyer SS SS SS SSSS SSSS I 805 Jotfre Ave. Patricia Nelson S 88 Waverly Ave. RUG BEAUTY-OUR DUTY est. 1881 9-I: , ,, ,, I SI Unvv 8 70 years of KNOW HOW Rugs and Carpets cleaned, repaired made over, and installed Also furniture renovated and moth proofed. Feather bedding renovated and recovered. KIESWETTER MOTHPROOF SOLD FOR HOME USE ADams 7282 730 Champlain ,,1im1,.1ini1 11.1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1im1l1 1 1 1 111 1 141 1 Best Wishes To the Class of '52 Lucas County Democratic Executive Committee O JOHN P. KELLY, CHAIRMAN Z, nun CLEANER THE FRED CHRISTEII HIID S0115 C0. Sheet Metal and Roofing Contractors YEAR-ROUND COMFORT HOME INSULATION ir 714 George Street ADams 4161 - 62 4- -'1- ---- I ------- - -.- ..., -.+ ...l .1nn1-v1lm1vw1lm1.ml q-uu1u 1 1 1 11W-fw1i.ll11m111,41W1lw..ml1lm1un.. The same high quality for either hand-fired or stoker- operated furnaces. Phone cRn.LY coAL co. 1215 Dorr Street GArfieId 8351 ..1mi1n1 1 1W1W1111.1ll..1n.1ll..1ml1.lll1 1. l..l-H1 DlETRICH'S BAKERY Bakers Since 1909 -- SPECIALIZING IN - Baking smooth, full-flavored, fine- textured cakes and pastries for wed- dings, parties, banquets, clubs, churches, and individuals. A COMPLETE SELECTION OF BAKED GOODS DAILY For suggestions or to place your order - CALL - GArfieId 1631 We use the best ingredients, 900 W. Delaware, corner of Lawrence Avenue rl1.ill1..,1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11.1 .1lm1.m1 11m...m..nvl-iw1um1M111 ..+m1un1 1viir1,.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1u1vm1 ,,.. 1 ,... 1,.i.1t..i -1- - 11-' - f--- - -- - ---- - -' - lvv' - '--' - -'-' ----------- --vv - + Send for FREE CATALOGUE rn: ninwln fzrcrnoulc g I For Music Unsurpassecl 1 . GREAT LAKES PIANO COMPANY 611 Jefferson Avenue EMerson 1455 1.m1m1,,,1nu..im...nn1m,1,.,....,,,,111111nu1,,,,1nu.-.uu.1,,,,1uu.1un1,m1un.- .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111111111-iw--im1mi.11111111.11 11r..1,..1 1 1 1 1 1,1 1 1 1,1 1.111.111 PRESCRIPTIONS OF DISTINCTION Our two modern laboratories special- ize in prescription compounding. You are assured of finest, freshest ingre- dients . . . expert compounding by ex- perienced, registered pharmacists . . . spotless cleanliness . . . delivery serv- ice at no extra charge. THE C. R. BUNDT CO. Prescription Laboratories n1.im-nu-in1un1nm1im1nu1im11m1nn1nn1nn1v-1:1:m-uu- D. J. MARLEAU COMPANY established 1892 CHESTER MARLEAU, OWNER Jobbers of HARDWARE - NAILS - WIRE BUILDERS HARDWARE - PAINTS ROOFING - TOOLS - GLASS PLUMBING SUPPLIES EAVESTROUGHING AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS 314 Michigan 2366 Monroe Collingwood and Detroit Avenues Anqms 5141 ADams 6286 TOLEDO I2' Gmc GArfieId 4961 - 62 - 63 GET THE BEST - GET. MILK ICE CREAM DIVISION DIVISION ADarns 1281 ADams 3161 ..nu..in... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ....m1m....m,1mI.1m11111.1m1m.1im--1m1,l1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1 90 -un-u -111-111--111 -m1Ii 1. nic 1uii-...1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m.1un1- 1.un1ym1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1im1 1 1 LET'S MAKE IT A PARTY! THE COMPTOMETER SCHOOL I offers training ' I 'IW' Whether it's a basket picnic, a trip ' INCYGUSCS YOU' CUYHIHSS to an athletic event, a sight-seeing o Develops q life-1-img skill tour, or a more formal occasion, when . puts you, services in demand you charter a bus you permit everyone I to enjoy the trip from the time you 0 Is short and inexpensive I I I 'l f l h . . Requires no homework eave unti you are sa ey ome I h k Expensive? No, indeed. On the con- New C asses Stoll ,eocf WT? ' trary you will find that compared with abd graduates recelve ree l e- other forms of travel, Chartered Ser- time placement. Enroll Now! T vice is Very reosonoble DAY AND EVENING CI-A5555 For suggestions and quotations, call ADams l24l. COMPTOMETER SCHOOL . 'I7th and Monroe St. IOOF Bldg. i ' MA' 421 i ! - - T'e ' oh ' 8 2 The Commumt Traction Co. I l FOR BETTER HEALTH DRINK MORE FRESH MILK I-...i-.i..-....-..,,.-w.-.,.,-iii.-.ii-. .... -..,.-.I -.i....i..-i..i-....- . . 4. 4- .-i...-,...-....-,...-...,-,i..-....-....-....-.,..-....-W.-i......,..-....- Student Register-Continued Nancy Nowak Pa+ricia O'Hara Joanne Peatee Theresa Pucce++i Mary Rensch Barbara Robakowski Kathryn Saam Nancy Shaedel, , ,, Barbara Schrader. ., Eilene Shriver ,, Jane S+alkamp Agnes S+ein e,,,e ,, Teresa Tank e,e,, ,, Joyce Tanseyw . , Dian Tillman ,,,,. . 230 Gradolph . , 3031 Parkwood Ave. ,, 527 Win+hrop S+. ,. ,. 929 Palmwood Ave. 2016 Richmond Rd. .. ,, I20I De+roi+ Ave. , 1226 Norwood Ave. 2320 Eastbrook Dr. , ,. ...e,, 2535 Sco++wood Ave. 2146 Parkwood Ave. ,, ,358 W. Delaware Ave. ., . 1041 Harding Dr. .2618 Leonard S+. ,. 3214 Cambridge Ave. . .,,. . 7 Bronson Place SOPHGMORES Jeanne Allison Jean Ann An+hes Shirley Bake , Joyce Barry. Elizabeth Beckler Barbara Beretich, , Patricia Bodie, ., , Rosemarie Borchort Betty Bruning . Judith Bruss, , Jeanne Burwell, , Mary Butler. . , Rober+a Cowan, . Carol Dancer, . ,. Lois Daniels ..... . . Mar+ha Dederman , Joan De Mars. .. Mary Jane Devlin. A Judi+h Downs . Pa+ricia Ducey . Mary Jo Espen Virginia Fall.. . Sharon Fels Barbara Fey Ellyn Finn . Pa+ricia Fowlie Lore++a Gallagher Helene Gavin Rosemarie Gribbin Beverly Herbst Carol High... , Frances Hoban , . . 506 Thurs+on S+. 2706 Alisdale Dr. , 2026 Nevada S+. 1216 Key S+., Maumee .. 1640 Yosemite Dr. . 514 Arcadia , 718 Colima Dr. 1826 Pilgrim Rd. . 3518 Jackman Rd. I302 Broadway R. R. 4, O++awa, Ohio 2448 Robinwood Ave. .. . ,886 Wrigh+ Ave. . 4125 Elmway Dr. 4457 N. Lockwood Ave. .1440 W. Delaware Ave. 534 Ogden S+. 22933 Collingwood Blvd. , 3133 Cheltenham Rd. , 2403 Middlesex Dr. 823V2 Colfax S+. A 4961 Sou+h Ave. ,, 4338 Burnham Rd. 1024 Elysian Ave. 2925 Burnett Pl. ,, 314 Bos+on Pl. . .2024 Robinwood Ave. l048V2 Newbury ,, , 6034 Lewis Ave. , , 2295 Ashland Ave. 4155 N. Lockwood Ave. 2230 Sanford Dr. Jeane++e Hundsrucker., ..,,, 2 ,4Il Wes+ern Ave. Pa+ricia Hurley ,,,,, .,.,.....,......., 2 085 Brookdale Rd. 92 .ga-.,......,.. ..... ... ...... ,.,,,,,., ACE DRUGS, INC. Your Prescription Store Wernerts Corners W. R. ADKINS' SUPER MARKET 4235 Douglas Road Complete Line of Groceries and Meats THE THOS. S. AUBRY COMPANY 218V2 Superior Street BAIN ASPHALT PAVERS 610 Phillips HUGH J. BARTLEY COMPANY 222 Erie Street BELTONE HEARING AIDS 432 Superior Street FROM A FRIEND H. H. BIRKENKAMP Funeral Home 1003 Broadway - CAPITAL TIRE 8. RUBBER CO. 1001 Cherry Street LAFAYETTE RESTAURANT 402 Jefferson Avenue Fine Foods CHARLIE'S RENT-A-TRAILER Reynolds Corners- 4760 Dorr Street Phone JOrdan 0841 CHURCHILL'S Frozen Food Lockers Walter A. Churchill, Prop. 2845 W. Central at Cheltenham Road COMTE CONSTRUCTION CO. 912 Summit Street CONTINENTAL GRAIN COMPANY 2404 Summit Street M1111-.1111111 For Better CoaI - C A L L - BLACK DIAMOND COAL COMPANY o Bernard W. Sullivan un--nm1u n1vm1lm1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Compliments of ART BARKMAN and WAYNE CUTCHER BARKMAN'S BARBER SHOP 1234 Broadway TOLEDO ..... -.-....----- ..,.-..g. -gm-...,-.1.. -.,-U.. -. - .. - V-. -. -. .- 11.141111....1111111111.1.1 GRAND MOTORS, INC. SALES - SERVICE - PARTS Monroe at Lawrence GArfieId 2222 MAin 3322 Student Register-Continued Mary Louise Huss ,, 2630 Pa rkwood Ave. Nancy Huss ,,,, . 6 4370 Willys Pkwy. Lorna Jacob, ,. ,,ee, 4448 Commonwealth Ave. Florence Jones .6 . Joanne Juhasz , Mar+ha Kamelesky Patricia Kandik o,,e, Mary Helen Keller ,,,oo Sandra Leidholdt. . Barbara Loughlin e,,,,o Darlene Ludwikowski ,,e...,. Nora C. Mack , Tanya Maier., ,. Carole Malik ,, . Mary McGahey, . Lue++e Mer+z Janet Michaelson Charlene Mushing .....,,.A Diane Naumann ,.v.Y. Pa+ricia Norts , ., ,, Rosemary Oliger ,...,.. Patricia O'Neill s,..s,,A Elizabe+h Onody. s.s,, , Pa+ricia O'Shea ,Y..,, Phyllis Pacynski ,,,, Joan Parasiliti ,,,,,s Nan Poulsen ,s,,, . Nina Prater, ,.... ,s,,,A , Karen Przymierski.. Shirley Reinhar+ ,, u, Carole Schick .,,, Patricia Schnapp. N Carol Schreiner , Ann Schuchmann ss,s Barbara Smith Veronica Strohmeier, Jo Ann Smi+h u , Marcia Tanrber. Mary E. Tate u Jane+ Tiell s,s, , Joanne Walsh, u 614 Buffalo S+. ,. 2250 Seaman S+. ,ss,,su 207 Jervis S+. , 4523 N. Haven Ave. . 3809 Martha Ave. , 317 Kenilwor+h Ave. 2438 Meadowwood Dr. 6 M1324 Palmwood Ave. 2 ,1335 Grand Ave. , 4147 Eas+way Dr. su ...,...654 Lake S+. H2731 Sco++wood Ave. H ,.,., . 4130 River Rd. ,.,.,,..,,,2847 Sco++wood Ave. M807 Waybridge 6, H3422 Pineway Dr. .. 2816- 1215+ S+. N .,.., .. .231 Kenilwor+h Box 156, Holland ,I420 Albert S+. .1719 Sylvania Ave. ,.,,,l536 Buckingham S+. ....,.4I6 W. Delaware Ave. M2124 M+. Vernon Rd. 2413 Collingwood Blvd. . ,, 2284 Auburn Ave. , ., 4151 Mayfield Dr. ,3608 Anderson Pkwy. N U N 444 Sunse+ Blvd. , lIl4 Eleanor Ave. ,, ,,..,..... 2829 Shortford Dr. 22845 Robinwood Ave. ,, 827 Kings+on Ave. 6509 Jackman Rd. 6 718 Collins S+. ,, 443 Walbridge Ave. .. ., 3848 Bellevue Rd. .. ,285 Savoy Rd. Temperance, Mich. Gretchen Wiedemann. ,,.,,.., 339 Eastern Ave. Barbara Wiley ..,,,,,. , 747V2 Vance S+. Suzanne Willhite ,,.,,,,,,,, , 3048 Sc0'l l'w0Od Ave. Donna Mae Williams , ,,.,. 7l8 Sherman S+. Julie+ Wolinski .,,,....,,.,,,,.,...,..,,, 1410 De+roi'l' Ave. Barbara Young ,..... .318 W. Harrison, Maumee Geraldine Zaieski, s ,s 534 Bronson Pl. 94 COTTER'S SUPER SERVICE STATION 2485 Broadway Phone WAlbridge 0105 DANLEY DRESS SHOP 4361 Overland Parkway Klngswood 4656 DEMPSEY OPTICAL DISP. 251 Spitzer Building ERIE DRUGS 4502 Lewis Avenue Phone LAwndale 4006 ED M. FEELEY Box 8. Pallet Company 4090 Detroit Avenue GERKEN HEATING CORP. 1319 Summit Street GLENDALE SUPER MARKET 2006-10 Glendale Avenue Groceries -- Drugs - Meat GOULDEN'S SEA FOODS 515 Monroe Street WSPD-WSPD-TV Broadcast Bldg, 136 Huron DR. GEO. H. GOWEN 443 West Bancroft St. THE GRACE FISHER SHOP 747 West Central GULF SERVICE STATION Collingwood at Ashland HAGEMEISTER SHOE COMPANY 332 Superior Street HARRISON'S Ranchhouse Restaurant 3428 Wayne Street 8961 Czoobwogl-Ko 'Ne Goss be qos e-MGX 60440 -206 QOQ0 YM . . . dxxloqs ieq0eq0'Ozi QOOK oo ooo exlex xxkixebab OK 'Obxosx so oee New Nxlwao Qx0Fx0q Y9x45' ook . Neo ale, YXOQZ qoo'OixoqYixq0 'so SQ UV f 'lift 17 ' L wa uf an I K gfW L1jV'4U47' M 6 1 gxv Qws Qwosw - 4oveOO fo eww mlm, 4' 'i' Student Register-Continued FRESH MEN Judi+h Ankenbrand+ Louanne Brown . Sara Bu+Ier. ,,,, ,, Mary Joanne Carroll Ann Clark, ,, , Dianne Clark Pa+ience Cony, Pa+ricia Cook . , Mary Louise Cousino Sharon Cousino, Verna Davidson, Mariorie Dennis+on,. ,L Suzanne Dunlap, s, ,. Susan Dwyer, . . Marcia Edells+ein . Ka+hryn Fleck . Carol Gall ,,.. . , Jane Gilday .,,.,,e.. Sharon Glazier ....,,,, Sally Golupski uu,,. 3625 Berkeley Dr. . , 380l Mar+ha Ave. 2448 Robinwood Ave. ,, 4204 Burnham Ave. , 2272 Sco++wood Ave. , ., 546 Hamil+on S+. ,60l Lincoln Ave. 824 W. Grove Pl. ,27l5- l22nd S+. 2555 Parkwood Ave. ,, ,93I Nebraska Ave. . ,,,62I Raymer Blvd. ,, H902 Galena S+. . .,253l Lawrence Ave. .2807 Barring+on Dr. . 2525 Lawrence Ave. l309 Vinal S+. ,.,,.,,2508 Robinwood Ave. U ,, ,, l940 Hurd S+. , ,,,. 905 Kings+on Ave. Suzanne Hauprich+ ..,,, , ...,,,,,,, .4330 Hill Ave, Joyce Hill. ., ,,.... Ka+hleen Hoffman Gloria Holland . Ann Holzemer Anna Horva+h . Ann Huling , Virginia lgnasiak , ,L Roxana Jackson, ., Diane Jacobs , Maureen Jennings ,, Cons+ance Kayser Mary Keogh , Virginia Kilcorse Melanee Kinner Rober+a Kuhn ,.,,.,,. Eileen Lenhar+ ,.,,,,,,, Theodora Leonard, .. Suzanne Macheski , Luanne Mack ,,., Marlene Maiewski L Pa+ricia Meyer ,. Caroline Murray ,,,, ,. L .,..,,. ,, ., .248 Linden Pl. 208 E. 4+h S+., Perrysburg H I560 Homer Ave. , I729 Per+h S+. 2234 Valen+ine S+. , 2522 Cherry S+. L , , . , l032 Cus+er Dr. 238 Osborne S+., Rossford 3304 Darling+on Rd. 3950 Leybourne Ave. , 5I9 Cor+land Ave. ,.,,,.,..65I Pren+ice S+. , 2647 Pren+ice S+. 7l4 So. Erie S+. . 5l9 Bronson Pl. , 28I5 Lawrence Ave. ,, ,... 308 Wes+ern S+. , ,I805 JoFFre Ave. .,,,,,.,,204I Robinwood Sandra Mushing .sss ,L ,. 807 Waybridge Pa+ricia O'Connor, , 96 . , 325 Eas+ern Ave. . .,.... zsas- nzara si. an s. Holland-Syl. Ra. , ,528 Acklin Ave. u.-.nn..n...1...111-.11.. NORMAN OAKS RADIO 0 TELEVISION 0 APPLIANCES SALES and SERVICE 'I25'I Dorr Street GArfieId 8851 TOLEDO 7, OHIO SWEENEY - SOUND Incorporated 1758 Sylvania Avenue LAwndaIe 1115 O RECORDING STUDIOS Custom Built Sound Equipment ,.1..,.1.11.-.--111111 -.. .. 1 -. -. 1111111.11111 n1uu-uu- - - 1 1 1 'I' ti' I I THE CATHOLIC CLUB offers a complete recreation program. . , I I I I SWIMMING Classes In swimming CQMPLIMENTS Pool available for splash parties Rooms for rent for parties and dances I James I. Collins. M D I I I I THE CATHOLIC CLUB 3 'I6tl1 Street ADams 7255 I I I . -.. -. -,. .... .43 +I-. ,- ................... -. - WHEREVER PEOPLE GO . . . . wHEREvER FOOD IS SERVED the NAME . . . DAIRY CO MEANS EXTRA QUALITY Has Been Added FOR YOUR EATING PLEASURE o C O O I 0 Q Q - - .... - - .. ..,... .. ...-...I-..........-II... .. .. .. - 1,...1111111111.11111.11 1..,.1. 1 1 1 1 1,1 1 1 1 1 ..,1nn1nm1n MERCY SCHOOL of NURSING 2219 Madison Avenue TOLEDO, OHIO ADams 8241 1,,,,1. 1- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m.1uu1,y McLAUGHLIN MOTOR SALES, INC. YOUR BUICK IJEALER 2111 Adams Street O PARTS SERVICE .g.-,.,,-..- -,- .. ..... - - -..,.-,,..-...g. ull:-nu 1111--1-11111 un-n 4. FAMOUS FOR FASHIONS AT SENSIBLE PRICES Hlffspevially for Juniors . MOORE'S At the Colony MONROE AND CENTRAL ,,,1111111111111ml1m 111111111...111mI1m THE MARTIN BROTHERS BOX COMPANY 39 Blucher Street TOLEDO, OHIO 4. -m-.,-im-n.-m.-im-im-mi--rm-im-im-.m..m.-.i.i-pcm- - - - - - -- - - - - - - -im-V. 4, AFTER GRADUATION ......... .......... ? ? Suppose you are postponing further academic learning and are going to work. Have you chosen your field of endeavor? Are you considering the places where you will look for work? Have you considered L-O-F? What do those letters mean? L stands for Libbey in the corporate name Libbey-Owens-Ford. But L in L-O-F also stands for Loyalty. The company recognizes this by annually paying honor to scores of people with more than 25 years of company service. O stands for Owens. But O in L-O-F also stands for Opportunity. There are many versions of opportunity in L-O-F. A former mailboy is a traffic executive, another is high on the ladder in the purchasing department. A former accountant has become an officer of the company. F stands for Ford. ln L-O-F, this letter also can stand for Friends because you have many friends when you work in L-O-F. It also can identify two of the company's products-flat glass and Fiber-Glass. N L LIBBEY' OWENS ' FORD 4'fM'fVwz.w2o GLASS IN Rossrono rr's . . . MYERS REXALL PHARMACY Have your doctor phone in your Prescription- lt will be ready when you call. WHERE SPENDING IS SAVING DRUGS -- CIGARS - SUNDRIES - PRESCRIPTIONS TOILETRIES - FOUNTAIN SERVICE Phone WAIbridge 3003 201' Superior Street Rossford, Ohio Student Register-Continued Ann Sanderson, ,,.. ,, 2 269 Maplewood Ave. Judith Schlagheclc 4253 Lyman Rd. Virginia Screptock 928 Sylvester St. Judi Smith 3804 Beechway Regina Smith R. R. 2, Box I79, Tiffin Jo Ann Sodd I5 Page Sf. Jeanette Sfanley R. R. I, Swanton Mary Steger 2733 Parlcwood Ave. Olivia Sfewerf 35I Woodland Ave. Niiole Sulcys , 920 Jefferson St. Catherine Sullivan , I66lf2 Oak St. Gail Talberl' I7I4 Lawrence Ave. Mary Talley. . . , ,. P. O. Box 29, Tiffin Sally Tanlt ,, , , , 6I8 Leonard St. Nathalie Thibodeau Barbara Ueberrofln . 50I Hampton Ave. 648lf2 Raymer Blvd. Loretta Weaver L ,, , I8 Palmer Sf. 636 Forsythe St. . , I328 Indiana Ave. ,, , ,,,.,. 42l Oliver St. Barbara Wolfram , ,I832 Wildwood Rd. Geraldine Zinlc . , ,, I258 Woodland Ave. Elizabeth Weissenberger s Carol Wilhelm , , Delores Wisniewski s Qu-mi-iii-1 n-un-mi izii im-un1nwi1uu--uit1wi1iiii-1- ,x, I I HERTZFELD OLDSMOBILE, INC. IOO2 Adoms Street I E I I I I f HILFINGER CORPORATION Z I8OO N. Westwood I Ploting - Die Costing I i i HILLEBRAND BROTHERS i I 635 sa. si. ciaaf street I HoME FUEL 8. suPPi.Y COMPANY I i I808 Secor Rood 7 I I .!.,-.... .--.- ----- . ---- . .,......g. 100 ii1iiii1t.-i1 1 1.1 1 1,1 1.1 1-1 1 1 STAUTZENBERGER SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Employers ond Students APPRECIATE Our Thorough BUSINESS TRAINING Students rnoy enter ony time Day school and night school 120 Erie Street MAin 3656 Henry Hirschmcin J. W. Selfe i-.iiii1.,1 1.1 1:11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1iui1 n1ini1 1 1,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1.1 CAMP LADYGLEN On - the - Maumee GRAND RAPIDS, OHIO A CATHOLIC CAMP FOR GIRLS Under the direction ot The Ursuline Nuns ALL LAND AND WATER SPORTS Address: Camp Lodyglen Office 2413 Collingwood Blvd. Toledo 'I0, Ohio -nu-I.: ...nn-nu-un1un......I-vm1:-II11m1n.......u....-nm.-.uu1.vu.1.uu..un.-..n.-....1....1....1.:u.1....-....1 XA - A at 0 . . . n OWENSX I ILLINOIS GLASS COMPANY TOLEDO 1,ou1o .rf 1 1....1....1....1....1....1 1 1.1 1 1 1 -.1..1.1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. ,5...-..............,..I......I.I....I...-III........ ... .... -., -I...- - .. - .. - ... - - .. -.. - - .. ... .. .-. - - -.... 4. I I Since 1901 .... I TOLEDO SCALE COMPANY I No Springs - Honest Weight Q INDUSTRIAL SCALES i Eooo MACHINES I RETAIL SCALES III- .,,. -I .... I -I -I -I - - - - I- IIII - I.II -I- IIII - IIII - IIII - IIII - IIII - IIII - - -I -------- .I-II- -------------- I-II - I+ -z---- IIII ----------- - -- -II- I . I JOHN A' REGER The Theo. Schmitt Co. Catholic Supply House 615 Cherry sf. 712 Madison Ave. i MAin 9420 MAin 8319 I I . 1 I I I I CHURCH Gooos I RELIGIOUS ARTICLES I I I RELIGIOUS BOOKS - A COMPLETE LINE OF - GREETING CARDS I -P .!.,.-.,,.-.,- - .. -.,,,-.,.,-...I-........,,-..II-I.....I..I-III..,...-I...-,..,-I.....I II1..,.1..1 .-.IIII.-.miIIII1IuI1IIII-,mi,,,,1.,,.1IIII- -,,1,,,,-.II .1,,,,1IIII.-IIII-...Ii .. 1 .. 1 .........I..1.m1mI.-I.u1I.,I III-IIII.-Im..IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII1IIII.-IIII- .. 1 .-III.- REALTORS - INSURORS PAUL LI EFFLER, Secretory 233 N. St. Cloir Street Toledo MAin 4121 I GRACE E. SMITH'S RESTAURANT I I SERVICE-CAFETERIA CInd PASTRY SHOP I Notionolly Known for Good Food i Madison ot Erie 1 -1- 102 I.1IIII1...- 1 1 1 1 ... ... 1 1 1 1 1IIII11III.-IIII--IIII1I.,,1IIII1IIII1IIII1 1 ... ..- -. -. 1 .. 1 1 .. 1m.1mI1 -11111111111111--1111-1.11-1111.-111-1 111u..nu-.1111-.1111-.1n111111..1101111111111 :loin 1111 11111-11 : 1- 1 -1 -111 -.1 -- 1- 1111111 1 1.1 ,Hu 4. WTOL 111u...1n1.- 1 1 1,1 1 1 1 1 1 .....1-..1.1.11-1.,1,1.1,11... ... -1.1.1-1 .... ...-.. 1 1 .. 1 1111... - -1-' - '- --'- 11-- - 1--' - f--' - '1-' - '--' - ---1 - --- --1- '1 - -'1- ---1 -r--- ---' ------- - --'1-1---1--1----- l l 1 I USED CARS BOUGHT and SOLD 1 Joseph E. O'DonneII 1 l ' Com on Lot No. I - P y SYLVANIA AVE. AUTO SALES Toledo, Ohio Phone KI 95W90d 1361 Complete Stock of Drugs Lot No. 2 - 1400 Cherry sm-ef . Phone FAirfox 1211 H. D. Angevine, Manager I GArfieId 3749 609 Madison Ave ' 1 TRY US - WE DEAL T i T THE BUCKEYE PAPER 81 SPECIALTIES CO. 1102 - 1106 Summit Street Toledo 4, Ohio ADoms 4166 PAPER - PAPER PRODUCTS - SCHOOL SUPPLIES TOYS - GIFTS - NOTIONS 1111111-1111-11111111111111-111111111--nab 'Pu-1111 1111111111111 111111111 .-hh.-11111 1 1 1 1 ..n111.1111m1--1-nr.. 1 1-11111111111111m11.1111..11. .- 111...-1...-11.1-.1111-....1.1..1 1 1 .... .- -1.11111- 103 hu- 1in.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1i,n1m.-.ii ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE EARL J. HOOD Insurance Agency, Inc. if 748 EDISON BLDG. ...,,,,,...... 1 ... 1.1 .... 1 1 ... ... 1 1lll.1,,,,1,, ...un.-mi1im...iiii1mi-ini1im....im1i.ii-im1mi1llii1i,i.1iii....ii...i HOUCK'S REXALL DRUG STORE Cor. Louisiana and Front Streets Perrysburg, Ohio HUGHES Direct Mail Advertising 320 Ontario Street IDEAL LAUNDRY COMPANY Fetch lt and Get lt l93O Canton Street Don't sa hush! - Sa Y Y '- JONES TRANSFER CO. Phone GArfieId 3Ol4 ROBERT E. KAYSER CO. General Building Contractors Phones - EMerson 5301 or 7l95 KIDDIE KORNER 3416 Monroe Street 104 ,1....1 1 1 1 1 -iiii1.,.,1iiii1 1 1 1 1iiii1iiii THE DI SALLE PLATING COMPANY INCORPORATED Specializing in PRODUCTION PLATING POLISHING OF ALL TYPES 1801 Clinton Street JOrdan 83'l'l TOLEDO, OHIO A. C. DiSalle, President :i1uii1 1W1lin1iiii1iiii1iiii1iiii- ii:-ini-nii-uni-miimi1u- -i1ini1 1iiu1iiii1iin1un1iin1am1iiii1iiii1iiii-iii.1.11mi1iui- MUTUAL OF OMAHA Rush Kirkham Agency 224 Security Bldg. GArfield 8364 WALTER J. KOUNTZ AND SON 616 Nicholas Building Insurance and Security Bonds ' KREMPA'S MARKET lOOl King Street Kuhlman Builders Supply 81 Brick Co. 914 Summit Street LEE RADIO SHOP Radio and Television Service Phone ADams 5619 LESLIE OPTICAL COMPANY IOS Nicholas Building -1- - - ---------------- in-I -1- BUD 81 LUKE RESTAURANT TOLEDO'S EATING HABlT MADISON at 20th 1mr.- 1...,1.,r.1irri1rr.i1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ...nu.1uu uq1w1uu1u1.m1uw1m.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 14441 LEYDORF'S SUPER MARKET 1949-51 Broadway Qual ity Foods LINCK'S CAFETERIA 2926 Monroe Street Compliments of LOEFFLER ELECTRIC, INC. Exclusively Wholesale PAUL LOESSER PHARMACY Stanley B. Kenny, Prop. Corner Monroe and Lawrence M c I N T I R E S Furniture - Appliances - Service 1 120 Broadway u1.r1 1 1 ...un...nn1 1 1nu...mi.-.Im...mi.1mi-un mg.-I1 1 1 1m-.iu.-uu1 1 -rri1rui1 ,,1mi.-.., .-.un-.1441nu1iw1uu-su.-ug-.w1uu1uu1u1u-m1u..-.im .-iiu1.inr--llngulu-. .-rm-1.-un-un- - -. --ut.-ali.-iii..-u..1 1 1 1 1 1 1m-- McMANUS TROUP COMPANY 713-715 Jefferson Avenue C. W. McNAMARA, M.D. 2220 Madison Avenue MAUMEE FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS 306 West Wayne Street LU 3-2571 Mens Music stone 215-217 St. Clair Street MILLER'S CAFETERIA 419 Madison Avenue MODERN HALL RENTAL AGENCY 129 Main Street TAyIor 81363 Private Parties and Receptions I I 1.44 .1L,i1 riti 1 111.1 .1un.1.mf-um-im,-nun-nxv-nu-uu1mlv-wIlf1nl- KELLER'S RADIO SERVICE TELEVISION - RADIOS - RECORDS REFRIGERATORS - APPLIANCES ADams 8994 904 W. Delaware Toledo, Ohio 11m-mr1mi1rm1..ir1im1.m1mr-01 1 1 1 1--ni1inii 105 mt-ui.-.M -Ill:-I-l1n1ll11lu-lllvu-lln1lllv1lIn--lm-In-.nn-In Q.1,,,,-.im-,,,,...mi...m.-im-,..,...,.,....mi..iii.-lm-H.,-...,,- .....,.....4, +,....,....iii.... - .... ... 1 - .. ... - - 1 - -1...-4, DR. WALLACE MORTON 2001 Collingwood Blvd. MURPHY-ROACH MORTUARY 1855 Collingwood Blvd. N A G L E B R O S . 2042 Hawthorne NEWCOMB-BAKER SHOE CO. 1134-36 Sylvania Avenue Open Friday until 9:00 p.m. PARIS CLEANERS 806 W. Central Ave. -GArfield 5111 We Aim To Please Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co. Hanna Coal Division 511 Nicholas Building POINT PLACE PHARMACY 5198 Summit Street at 124th Street L. S. Marenberg - E. B. lmholt A. RENSCH 8- COMPANY Domestic and Imported Foods 607 Monroe Street - MAin 4931 ROBERT'S BEAUTY SHOP 2044 Collingwood GEORGE D. ROBERTS HARDWARE 5230 Dorr Street ST. CATHERINE'S Catholic Youth Organization Reverend W. Martin -- Moderator Best of luck always to the Class of '52. BOB SIMONDS' SERVICE STATION 2605 Broadway ,-tu., 1 COMPLIMENTS OF C. MILTON SHERMAN Estate Planning - Pension Plans at Home Bank Building .im-1111-.11.-..-11iimg- H A C E INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION 'lr 4010 LEWIS AVENUE Toledo 12, Ohio -ullv-oim-nun-l1llu-m1-n1ll-l:un1iii1iin1 - 1 1iiii1n+ 11111111 ui-nn--uu-nu-siui-- -- -im-cis 106 -........11111.-...-inn, BEST Vlilsghes Anderson Family Partnership :-.--n:u-l- .-.1-.-g.-g1g....g1g1-..-1-...- 1mi1im11......mi...mi1111.11m1iiii-i...1im1im.-mi1im1im1iiu 1W1mi1iiu-..uu....my-- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1iiii1ii 1iiii1iiii1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1im1mi1n Leading Photographers In the Midwest H. A. Powell Studios Photography at Its Basin o Michigan and Ohio K U E H MA N N 'S MA ,,,., ff.-as Q liff my POTATO CHIPS Shoestring Potatoes Pop Corn Toledo, Ohio 1228 Oakwood ADams 6'I5'I 108 ,1inii.-.I1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1ii i,-iv Compliments of LAUREL C. WORMAN winys Distributor and Packard Dealer O Madison Ave. 16th 8. 'l7th .,1iiii1,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1iii1.uii1 niivii1i.ii1iii.1iiii1iiu1iiu1im1iii.1mi-mi-im-m.1ii.i-ii.i....ni.1 John C. Steinman, Inc. 2'I'l Ontario Street Between Jefferson and Madison STUDEBAKER Sales Service NEW CARS and TRUCKS USED CARS O PARKING OPEN 24 HOURS ,,1,,,,1.,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -iii1iiii1 1 1 ....mi.-im-- OUR BEST WISHES TO THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY H. POULSEN 61 C0 u 5.95 f 3 I QPEJQ . . I I I -- 5 2:5 Y ' f i Ttifffg- U T: 1 'MErf2m1's-u-ll 1nu1n.- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .-nu..nn.1n CHEVROLET Since 1919 KOPF MOTOR SALES COMPANY Jefferson at 12th MAin 3152 1.,,111111-.1..1111......1, 11.11111...-111...-111v.......1n I.-ym..m.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1nn...,,, ,,..nn... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,,,1,,,, WEARLEY MOTOR COMPANY Chrysler - Plymouth Sales - Service - Parts Household Appliances o 'l000 Monroe St. - ADams 8291 TOLEDO PLASTICS CC. lNJEcTloN MOLDING 397 Phillips Avenue TOLEDO, OHIO 110 1...-11111.-11.-.-.1i,,1- Some of the Leading Drug Firms Throughout the Wforlrl using Pharmaceutical Equipment Manufactured here in Toledo, Ohio by McKAY DAVIS CHEMICAL CORP. Manufacturers of Special Packaging Machinery and Converters of Films and Foils 0 Parke, Davis 8- Co. Detroit, Michigan 0 Mead Johnson 8. Co. Evansville, Indiana 0 Wm. R. Warner 8- Co., Inc. lRichard HudnutI St. Louis, Missouri 0 Commercial Solvents Corp. Terre Haute, Indiana 0 Miles Laboratories, Inc. lAlka Seltzer? Elkhart, Indiana Sharp 8- Dohrne, Inc. Philadelphia, Penna. Abbott Laboratories North Chicago, Illinois Schenley Laboratories, Inc. Lawrenceburg, Indiana Chas. Pfizer 8- Co., lnc. Brooklyn, N. Y. Strong Cobb 8- Co., inc. Cleveland, Ohio B. C. Remedy Co. Durham, N. C. ..-v , 0 Laboratorios F. Rodriguez y Cia 0 Cosa Bayer, S. A. Guatemala City, Guatemala Mexico City, Mexico 0 Societe Rhone-Poulenc 0 Loborotorios Balco, S. A. Paris, France Mexico City, Mexico 0 Laborotorio Farmaceutico Lotorma Milano, Italy EASTERN DIVISION AND EXPORT SALES HEADQUARTERS, 45 ROCKEFELLER PLAZA-INTERNATIONAL BUILDING, NEW YORK 20, N. Y. ..,m1im1lm1nu1nn...uu.1un..un-i1un1 mi1nu1 mi1 mi-im1mi1uu1 W1 mi1nn1im-im1mi1- M1 ii 1 1 1 - Ir 11.1 .iu1w1m .111 I-ii1m W1 4--..- l-4 D-4 P-I COMPLIMENTS OF Standard Engraving Company 11111111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111111111111 111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111111111111 COMPLIMENTS BOB REESE MOTORS INCORPORATED O 1 I I5 Monroe Street 112 Ernest H. Witker Co. Since 1800 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 627 Spitzer Building Toledo, Ohio 111111111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111111111 11111111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111111111 ORCHARD DRUGS 3059-61 West Bancroft Street .IOrdan 'I9'I'I o EXPERT PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Drug Sundries - Soda Fountain o Clarence L, Gelow - Earl O. Bean 111111-.1111 1.111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111111111 1,...1,111111111111.,.1.111 PARISIAN MIRACLEANERS SAFE COLD STORAGE GArfield 6781 GArfield 4989 - ..., .. .... - .... - ..., - ..., .. ..., - .... - .... - ..., .. .... - .,.. ... .,.. - .,.. -- .... 4..- .... --.- .... .. .... .- K... - .x.. - .... - ..-. - 1.-- - ..-- - ...+ -.-.-1.--4. SINGER SEWING CENTER 1 329 Superior Phone MAin 7121 SPANGLER cANoY coMPANY L 313 Monroe Street THE nov c. sTAn'r onus co. 1009 Sylvania Avenue 1659 Sylvania Avenue STEBBINS 8. BIBLE GULF STATION Berdan and Martha Streets Phone Lntwndoie 0278 STEFANSKI GRocEklEs l 3002 Warsaw sffeef 1 Phone Gmfaeid 1122 STEGER s. SHOWEL COMPANY 208 Summit Street I I 1 -x-- --ii ----- ---- - i-i. - i-'. - --.- - .--- - .--i - ---. - -.i- - ---- -- ---. - --ii ---9 4- 11.11111111111111111...,,,.11 W. V. STEPHENSON Bell Building Eye Specialist SUDER, THE FLORIST 3003 Cherry Street Compliments of SUMMIT-ROBERTS TOOL COMPANY 830 New York Avenue TEXTILEATHER 607 Madison TOLEDO BLUE PRINT 316 Superior Street TOLEDO CAMERA SHOP 225 Huron Street WHITE'S SERVICE BUREAU 3106 Detroit Avenue 111-111. 1. 1.11.1mi1.1111M1.iii1iii.1...41..1.1..1i1...1 1.11.1 111.11 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1ilii1in BUETTNEIQ 8: BIQESIYA Designers and Producers of D D I N 'I' I N 6 Q Q UP-T0-THE-MINUTE 11-13-15 Michigan Street Phone MAin 5892 TOLEDO, OHIO n1i-i11111....11111-...-11.1 113 4. ...,....., -------.-.-. ,.,,..............-..,,-.,,.-..,,-..,.-..,.- -- - - - .... - - - 4. COMPLIMENTS CRESCENT ENGINEERING CORPORATION 4015 Dewey Street TOLEDO 12, OHIO 1.1.11 1 1 1 1 1.1 1 1 1 --im11m-my-nm--m41nu1wv1mn1mn--M1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -'----H-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4- i 1 MARILYN'S L E E M O T O R S sci-lool. of DANCE J all types of stage dancing and singing f ' I 1 s 'r U D I o s I 1933 Starr Avenue, Toledo 911 Chewy Sheet 824 Lamond Dr., Maumee Toledo 2 ohio 'rAyl6f 6737 and 6365 1-1-1-1-t- -t-t-t-n-1-t6-n-n-n-Ji iM-.N+-n- - - - - J- - .. - - - - 6 THE BARKER, FROST 81 CHAPMAN CO. 302 Spitzer Bldg. ADams 5321 llyv l:0l7l'I' Ezwrytllilzg IIISIIJTIIIII' John J. Lovett - A. J. Koltenboch ...HH1 1 1 1 1 1 ..nu11m1un1un-i1un1uu11w1 1 1n1un11.1.1W1m.1ml1ml1lm-.m1p1 1 1 1 1 1 -x- -------- ------------ ---------- -1- TOM SEXTON has joined our staff f W ..Xk 'j--..X.. .N.. Formeriy Proprietor Kelly Cool Co. 35 years of coal experience You Get More, but don'f pay more when you deal with us! Coal Merchants Since 1904 THE SAM DAVIS COMPANY TOLEDO'S LARGEST COAL DEALERS, MOVERS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND DEVELOPERS OF REAL ESTATE 'I5'l0 ELM STREET PHONE ADams 2251 -1- ---------- - -------------------- -1- m1.m1.m1.m1nu-mr-lm1lm-nn-nn-+m1m,..,1mu- - 1ml1m... 1 1 1 1 1 1.1 1 1 1 .1 1.. 4. ,..r..,..,.,,....,,-..,,.....,.....,.-.,,.-.-.,,,-.,..-l...-...... - 1 - .. - -,...-, 4, 1nn1.m... 1 1 1 1 1lm1mr1uu.-lm....m.1m.1lm1m MARY MANSE COLLEGE The Diocesan College for Women WRITE THE DEAN 2443 Collingwood Blvd. COMPLIMENTS OF THE TOLEDO STEEL TUBE COMPANY O Manufacturers ot ELECTRIC WELDED STEEL TUBING 1,,,, H111 ADoms 9241 ...lm1lm1lm1,,,,1 1 1 1 1 1.I1.M1...l1.,..1.,,.1.l,,1...,1...l1m,1 111ml1w.1m.1.m1lm1rm1my1my11...1...1,..l.-ll...-ml.-ml.-m.1 MARTIN, JEWELER ON THE EAST SIDE 620 Main Street ON THE WEST SIDE 3408 Monroe Street O ANDREW MARTIN TAyIor 2284 -.... .......---. ... .-....-....-...5. q..-..l...... ---------- ....- - -.....- 1v:r.1....1 1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1It-.114-.1m.1m.1m.1..l.... 1m1.-m.1.m1.m.....l.-.m1 1m.1u..1m.-lm1m..-I., ADams 6101 -2-3-4 SHANK COBLEY. INC. DeSOTO and PLYMOUTH MOTOR CARS PRODUCTS OF CHRYSLER -5 I-..,.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1..lt-.1.m1.11-.lu-.m-..,.....,.-.W-W.-.m-l..l-....-.....- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.,..1...,1.!. 116 I Complimenfs of Friends of Champion Spark Plug Ui' 11 1111 11M-I?wII-wus-HH1 flvw 1 vlln - ----- -- -- 1nu- vvw- - ufwl 1:m1mn1nn-nm-m-- sin O at is I ei ve. nfs -mf- ------------- .,.1,,,!. +....., --.,. .,,,,,,,, , ,,,.. ,F I I I A F Where flne garments re- ceive the respectful :ara I1 It d I If I wg! JEJDRIVE-IN f CLEANERS 2757 Monroe Street MAin 1204 1,,,,.... 1 1 1 1,...1,.,,1 -..im..1m1m1 1 1 1.11. 1111.1--111111111-11.,1v DOR-ALIENE BEAUTY SALON 2214 Upton Ave. - MAin 6901 BETTY ROVNAN ALL LINES OF BEAUTY SERVICE 118 THE WAYNE LUMBER COMPANY 202 Canal Street On Anthony Wayne Trail o LUMBER INSULATION BUILDING MATERIAL O Phone ADams 3258 ,-I111111111.-1..11,.l.1 1111111...1.1111111mv1mv1 JOHN NAUMANN 81 SONS. INC. sv Gllvg-.Q U24 xlnwibl ' General Building CONTRACTORS 364 Parker Avenue Toledo, Ohio n1mI1.-.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1uu...uu- 4' 1a1nn1m1m1m.-im,nu.-un1nn1uu1uu1i..i--in11.111, 151- 111,-11-.iv-.-.........-1111-.11...-.-iii.-din-, , l 4 ? S ,lf lfq 1: f ' ff ' -- 2 o-fx s ' f the world's A A Z l A Goon W A A ovnucermi l 5 your oyster S inatelepllone 1 - 'L Mises N ,W O WV' -W9 X X X ' ' yf' , l E THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY I Y ' g , 3- ? 3ll'lll'l'T l ' 'lllli'lll lTTTl? llllllllll lllliill? QCIITIIYI TTlTTTiTllii 3 Will l I ! i gt is given to only a , 5 ew to use thei lil Xe N 5 E Q fo bmffmfi wi ix 1 1 l MARY MANS: comics i nations I0 come after 2 lhvm . . . Such was XAAA A 5 s l the gif! of Thomas -gy-N l i fllvu l?dison,I pioneer - ' X i i 2 p D' r , 1 'lj 2 s 1 lil l'.,1,l.l 5fff5.flc'.,l ' --Y Q Q 0F 1 'l ' l l ADULT EDUCATION i W i I e are proud f E l . I l i to bear his name i i , i I Only a holder of the original Edison license i i i may use the name Edison as port of its 2 T 1 corporate title. lt is the mark of a pioneer. L CLASSES FOR MEN AND WOMEN L Toledo Edison, a business-managed, tax-pay- l l I ing electric company, is proud to be so honored i . , . and we renew our pledge to serve our cus- T FALL AND SpRlNG SESSIONS i tomers to the very best of our ability. T ml TOLEDO . l . l l E m E E For Information: i A PROGRESSIVE POWER COMPANY i i T SERVING ONE OF AMERICAS MOST T PRODUCTIVE AREAS T QUT!!! iiil ililTllllillllllillllilllITllIIiiIll1CIl '19 'li HTIIIII-'li 4 IT-llll Tl1lTiiiTlTTT 1TIIIl ,,..-..,.....-....M.-................-...-...-......-.......-.-..!. 4..- -..-M-...................-.,.-...-..-.-..---,..-.......-....-,,.-..l-....-..g. mlinluiil-lui -ni 4- ...--... P-4 P-1 CD Best Wishes From The Paramount Theatre The State Theatre 'Ir Corl H. 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