Saint Ursula Academy - Scroll Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1954 volume:

gk - fwfw iff? A'S'S5jff T1f f . fffin, Q -mfg- ,-1-ff' ,, , W' if f if ,'1'0lf My-..w' Q . -fig 1, - ,. wr 3 v'Az1l5'ff f '- A-K 'M-'3 + 'wf'Q ai?-iw 1 -sm r'f M- - W -M--M -,W ,..ll,. n.w,.,s .H The Coat-of-Arms of the Toledo Ursulines is interesting for its symbolisml The original was granted to the Ursulines of Paris of the monastery of St. Jacques in 1607 by Henry IV, King of France. The left side of the shield, which is azure or sky blue, speaks of heafven, justice, loyalty, and beauty. The initials of Jesus QIHSD and Mary CMJ blended between a cross and three Passion Nails, are -surrounded by a gold halo of glory. A double star of four points is abofve the halos The foremost star. represents the four 'vows of the Ursuline Nuns: Poverty, Chastity, Obedience, and Instruction of Youth. The' star behind this repre- sents the life of contemplation which supports the actifvelife ofthe Ursulines.-In Historically, the fleurs-de-lys recall the first raising of an Ursuline house to a monastery, which occurred at Paris and the fact that Henry IV yranted it the fleurs-de-lys of the royal ar1ns. They indicate the spiritual and wholly -virginal matern- ity 0f St. Angela and her 'daughters regarding souls. V U ' h 1 The right side ofthe shield is silver symbolizing light, life, innocence, fvirginity, faith, and joy. The green, sturdy laurel tree speaks of hope, -victory, and immortality. i'Ursula Lazarus is the ancient badge of the order of St. Ursula who won her laurel of immortality in martyrdom. The cross symbolizes undying faith,' the arrow points to heafven, directing the intentions heapen-ward. The I'Ioly Spirit is hovering abofve the vigorously growing tree and co-vers it with His shadow. The tower and fbuckeye belong to the Toledo house particularly. The tower symbolizes Toledo, Spain, for whichVToledo, Ohio, is named, and the huckeye is for the State of Uhio. The celestial crown and star represents the eternal reward, for those who instruct many unto justice shall shine as stars for all eternity. . k R ' , The Ursuline' motto, Soli Deo Gloria l Glory to God ,.4lone j is emblazened across the top. In this one succinct statement we find the resume of the work ofASt. Angela and also of the life and work of the Ursuline Nuns. - Q - Presenting . . The SCROLL Published by The Senior Class of Saint Ursula Academy Toledo, Ohio Vol. XXXIV 1854 . . 1954 F rom the Past . . to the Present THE URS ULINE GIRL brings CHRISTIAN WOMANHOOD t F th P ty fy Ch ty C g I t g ty L y ity . bzncerzty . . . Ser FROM GOD T0 MAN 2 . and for the F uture . . . the Ursuline girl looks toward the plans that will continue the heritage and broaden the scope of Ursuline influence. To facilitate this work of education the Ursulines began a building program in May, 1953. Plans have been made to com- plete the present campus on Collingwood Boulevard and also to construct a new academy building on Kenwood Boulevard. The success of the Ursulines in Toledo for the past one hundred years has been proved by the unselflsh co-operation of the citizens in this project. 4 Our Bishop During the four years of his residence in our diocese, Bishop Rehring has be- come a familiar and loved figure in our lives. We of St. Ursula Academy especially have benefited from his re- assuring presence at our religious cere- monies as well as his inspiring sermons. Toledoans have come to recognize his gentle manner and the frequeiit walks which typify his daily routine. Even small children feel at ease with him and look forward to meeting this friendly apostle of Christ. The Bishop was ordained in 1914, served a professorship at lX'Iount St. lwary Seminary in Cincinnati, and came to Toledo in 1950 to become our fourth Bishop. Outstanding among Bishop Rehring's ecclesiastical efforts is the support which he has so generously given to the current Ursuline Development Program. His enthusiastic promotion of this drive will long be remembered in the hearts of the students and faculty. How fortunate we are to have such a zealous leader to guide the people through these uncertain times! Most Reverend George J. Rehrlng Bishop of Toledo Um' hoploin Reverend Francis P. MeCartin, O.M.I. This year we again welcome Father Francis P. lXlcCartin as our chaplain. After six years of ab- sence he has returned to St. Ursula Academy com- plete With that famous Eastern accent. Father has presided over the various spiritual ceremonies as well as attended social activities. The juniors and seniors are well prepared to face life in the adult World as the result of his extensive teaching. Father McCartin has the gift of making his classes interesting, and at the same time of leaving valuable impressions on students, minds. For personifying all that Christ teaches, Father deserves the everlasting gratitude of this student body. 5 Dedication.. to the Ursuline Nuns In honor of their one hundred years in Toledo, Ohio, We, the Senior Class, dedicate the 1954 SCROLL to the Ursuline Nuns of the Convent of the Sacred Heart. For their consistent effort to educate young girls for Christian Womanhood, We Wish to express our sincere appreciation. In the course of their teaching years in our city the nuns have succeeded in living the nine counsels of Saint Angela Merici, foundress of the Order of Saint Ursula: Humble yourself, and you will be exalted. Use discretion and kindness in the treatment of your Daughters. Be submissive and obedient to your Superiors. Be sensitive to the spiritual and temporal needs of your Daughters and never despair of God's constancy. Guide and inspire your Daughters and Sistersg counsel them to seek the things that are above. Set blameless examples that they may model themselves after you. Shield your flock from the bad influence of worldly people and heretics. Take all your Daughters to your heart and bear with them all equally. ' Live in harmony united all with one heart and one will. May the strength and true comfort of the Holy Spirit be in you all, so that you may be able to uphold and to carry on manfully and faith- fully the enterprise which you have undertaken and that you may look forward to the great reward which God has prepared for you. Ah Sister M. Lelia Directress The Faculty The formation of a complete Christian personality is the objec- tive of education by Saint Ursula's faculty. Such important points as Christian piety and becoming man- ners are Well emphasized in this pro- gram. Because of their own educa- tions, the faculty are well prepared to fulfill their purpose, and in the persons of the instructors many colleges and universities are repre- sented. Saint Ursula Academy strives to mold the Christian personality in every Way. A liberal academic cur- riculum is offered, thus contributing both practical and cultural features in at basic education. Through these studies and extra-curricular activi- ties the Ursuline girl receives an in- tegrated development in her rela- tionship with God, man, and the universe. Sister M Alice Sister M. Ancillu Sister M. Blanche Sister M. Carmenciia Home Economics Religion Latin, French, Religion Music Appreciation Sister M Charles Sister M. Clotiide Sister M. Dorothy Sister M. Ita History Religion, English History, Typing Chemistry, Biology German, English Miss Ruthmary Bruhn Miss Mary Catherine Gaffney Librarian Physical Education if Mrs. Harry Holt Miss Virginia Kaufman Miss Patricia Ryan Miss Estelle Sharpe Art Latin Spanish, English Shorthand Sister Jeanne Marie Sister M. Lucilla Sister M. Patricia Sister M. Philippa Orchestra Religion, Bookroom English, Shorthand History, Sociology Sister Marie Rene Sister M. Raphael Sister Rose Margaret Sister M. Vincent Choral Music Religion English, Religion Mathematics U 9 dwwm... Q W y . wi , 1 W , 1 ,,, ,, . J Patricia Schnapp St. Catherine President 4g Secretary 25 Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3g Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 4g Student League 4g Ursuline 3, 45 Dramatics 1, 25 Camera Club 33 Future Teachers 43 Class Play 4 ca 9 Great women are the guideposts and la Mary Phelan Butler Rosary Cathedral Vice-President 45 Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 4g Missions 2, 35 Student League 43 Scroll 45 Ursuline 3, 4g Prom Committee 35 United Nations Club 43 Class Play 4 ndmarks of the sch00l.' Joanne Mary ,Iuhasz St. Sl'l'IJflL'll Secretary 45 Eucharistic 1, 45 Christ Courtiers 1, Z, 3g Student League 1, 4 Vrsuline 35 Future Teachers 43 Scienc Club 33 Athletics 13 Swimming 33 Clas Play 4 Julia Anne Gormley St. Teresa Treasurer 4g Christ's Courtiers 3, 4 Apostleship of Prayer 43 Student Leagu 43 Ursuline 4g Science Club 45 Athletit 3g Bowling 4g Class Play 4 12 Jeanne Allison 57. 110711115 Aquinas 'hristls Courtiers 1 3 4' Dramatics 25 Y Y Y :ience Club ,lean Anthes egion of Mary 3, 45 Christls Courtiers 2, 35 Apostleship of Prayer 45 Scroll 5 Prom Committee 35 lfnited Nations lub 45 Science Clulw 35 Swimming 35 lass Play 4 r , 5 4 Blessed Pius X Shirley Bake St. Thomas Aquinas Legion of Mary 1, 3, 45 Christ's Court- iers 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 45 Class Play 4 uCl1angu your pleasures, but do not change your friends. Joyce Ann Barry St. Joseph, Maumee Vice-President 35 Eucharistic 2, 35 Legion of Mary 1, 2, 35 Christls Courtiers 15 Our Ladyls Committee 35 Ursuline 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 45 Dramatics 25 Prom Committee 35 United Nations Club 45 Future Teachers 45 Science Club 35 Class Play 4 I3 Elizabeth Ann Beclcler Our Lady of Perpetual Help President 3, Legion of Nlary 1, 2, 3, 45 C'hrist's Courtiers 1, 2, 3g Our L:1dy's Committee 43 Scroll 4, Ursuline 3, 43 Dramatics 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, United Nations Club 3g Science Club 3, 4, Swimming 43 Class Play 4 NTIIGFC is no love sincerer than the love of food. Barbara Beretich Sl. Franris of Rome, Chimgo, Illinois Legion of Mary 25 C'l1rist's Courtiers 3, Scroll 3, 45 l'rsuline 35 United Nnlions Club 3, Athletics 2, 3, 4, Swimming 4' Riding 3, -lg Class Play 4 v Patricia Ann Bodie Sf. Charles Eucharistic 1, 2, 35 Legion of Mary 1, 2 Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, Our Lady' Committee 1, Student League 2, 3, Scro' 4, Vrsuline 3g A Cappella Choir 4 Dramnties 1, Prom Committee 3, Scienc Club 3, 4, Class Play 43 Paladin Club Rosemarie Borchert Gnu Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 45 Apostleship 0 Prayer 1, Missions 2, 3, 4g Camera Clu' 3, Science Club 3, 4, Paladin Club 4 l4 MQFFSYSESXQMSQ-V :faux fr 4 1 fail! - i fT,,f ','T4WWVMaiii : f-in 'L E lizabelh Bruning Sr. .I-gw-C: eggion of Mary 1, Zg Clu-ist's Courtiers 3 -l-' Qeroll 4, l'rsuline 3, A Capella , , ,. 'hoir 35 l,l'IlII11lilCS 2, Scienee Clulw +5 'lass Play 4 Judith Ann Bruss SS. Palm' and Paul 'ice-President lg Legion of Mary 1, 2, , -lg Christ's Courtiers 2, 3, -lg Our aCly's Co g Vrsulin lramaticts luture Tea mmittee 3, Student League 3, e 3, -lg A Cappella Choir 3, 4, 1, 2, Vnitecl Nations Clula 3, 'lass Play -l MHere we sit and Creep in our ear chers -Lg Athletics 1, 2, 3, -lg Patrwza Burkhart Sf. Tfrfzva Legion of lVIz1rj.' 33 Christ's Courtiers 1, 3, Our Lady's Cornmihee 35 Missions -I-Q Scroll 45 Ursuline 3, 45 Prom Committee 3, United Nations Club 4, Science Club -l-g Athletics 1, 33 Class Play 4 let the sounds of music Q vs .N Roberta Cowan Rosary Caflffdral legion of Mary lg Cl1rist's Courtiers 2, 3, Scroll 4, Ursuline 3, 4-g A Cappella Choir 3, -15 Dramatics 1, Prom Commit- tee 3, Cnitecl Nations Clulm 35 Real Cross 4, Class Play -I- l5 Carol Dancer Our Lady of Perpetual Help Eucharistic 4g Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 4 Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 45 Missions 2 Scroll 4g Ursuline 35 Prom Committee 3 Class Play 4 1 y 1 '6Dancing is the loftiest, the most moving, the most beautiful of the Arts. Lois Daniels Christls Courtiers 1, 23 Missions 45 Scroll 43 United Nations Club 45 Athletics 13 Swimming 35 Class Play 4 Martha Dederman St. Ann Christls Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 4g Scroll 4 Prom Committee 33 Bowling' 45 Cla Play 4 Mary .lane Devlin Rosary Cathedral C'hrist's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play I6 - Eucharistic 4, Legion of Mary 1, , Judith Downs egion of Mziry' 35 Christ's Courtiers 1, 4, Apostleship of Prayer 4, Ursuline 3 Future Teachers 4, Riding 3, Class lay 4 Patricia Ducey Gem egion of Mary 1, 2, 3g Christ's Courtiers , 2, 3, 4, Missions 2, Student League 4, lrsuline 3, 45 Dramatics 2, United Na- ons Club 33 C'ame1':1 Cluh 3, 4, Future 'eachers 45 Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4, Swim- ling 3, 43 Class Play 4 Mary Josephine Espen St. Teresa Legion of Mary 15 Chrisfs Courtiers 2, 3, 45 Vrsuliue 4g Bowling 45 Class Play 4 Oh, to the club, th The school of goo e scene of joys, cl fellowship and noise. Virginia Fall Little Flofwer Treasurer 25 Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 33 United Nations Club 33 Science Club 43 Class Play 4, Tax Stamps 1, 3, 4 17 Sharon F els Sf. ffgnm' Leginn of Mary' 1, 2, 45 C'hrist's Courtiers 35 Scroll 45 A Cappella Choir 35 Dra- matics 15 Athletics 35 Bowling 45 Riding 35 Class Play 4 4'The conscious utterance of though! by speech or action, to any eml, is Arif' Barbara Fey St. Teresa Legion of Mary: 1, 25 Christls Courtiers 1, 35 Apostleship of Prayer 25 Scroll 45 Ursuline 3, 45 Dramatics 25 Science Club 45 Athletics 15 Class Play 45 Tax Stamps 1, 3, 4 'wd2',?15QnE52v?v2Sii.?w :SSP-flifliiwsaf - Qfleifiiiifl Ellyn F inn Rosary Cc1!l1ez1'raI Legion of Marv 1, 2, 35 Christ's Cour iers 1, 2, 35 Student League 25 Scroll 4 Ursuline 35 A Cappella Choir 45 Dr matics 1, 25 United Nations Club Class Play 4 Patricia Fowlie Class Play 4 l8 Loretta Mary Gallagher Rosary CaI71erirai Inresident 2, Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 4, 7'hrist's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 4, Ursuline 3, l, Student League 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 3, United Nations Club 4, Athletics 1, 2, L, 4, Class Play 4 Helene Gavin Our Lady of Prrju't1zal Help ,Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 4, Christ's ffourtiers 1, 2, 3, 4, Our Lz1dy's Commit- ee 4, Apostleship of Prayer 1, Missions 5, Student League 4, Scroll 4, Crsuline 5, Cnited Nations Club 3, Future Teach- rrs 4, Class Play 4 Rose Mary Gribbin Sf. Catherine Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 4, Christ's Court- iers 1, 2, 4, Our Lady's Committee 3, Missions 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Dramutics 1, 2, Camera Club 3, Red Cross 2, Bowling 4, Class Play 4 uUntil the nature of man is completely altered, cooking is the most impor- tant thing for ai woman. Carol Ann High Sl. 51.01105 Legion of Mary 2, Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, Apostleship of Prayer 1, Scroll 4, Ursuline 3, Dramatics 1, Prom Commit- tee 3, Athletics 1, Class Play 4 l9 Y ,W , m2 Leglon of Mary 1 2 3 Chrlsts Court- Prom Committee 3 Dmted Nations Club 4 Camera Club 3 Science Club 3 43 Those who love the Arts are all fellow citizens. Chrxsts COIIFUEFS 1 2 Apostleshlp of Jean Hundsrucker Immaculate Confcjrtion Red Cross 1, 25 Class 'Play 4 Patricia Lee Hurley Gem Legion of Mary 1, 2, 33 Ch1'ist's Courtier 1, 2, 3, 4g Student League 35 Scroll 4 Ursuline 3, 4, Dramatics 2, United Na tions Club 3, Camera Club 3, Futur Teachers 4, Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4, Clas Play 4 20 e334- 23C Mary Louise Huss Rosary Cathedral rist's Courtiers 1, 2, 33 Scroll 4-3 Ursu- 3 A Cappella Choir 43 Dramatics amera Club 33 Class Play 4 Nancy Hass G ma easurer 13 Legion of Mary 1, 2, 33 rist's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Our Ladfs mmittee 43 Student League -1-3 Scroll Ursuline 33 Dramatics 1, 23 United tions Club 33 Athletics 1, 2, 33 Swim- ng 33 Class Play -l Lorna Jacob St. Algae.: Legion of Mary 1, 23 Christ's Courtiers 1, 23 Dramatics 13 Swimming 4-3 Bowl- ing 33 Class Play 4- Il is impossible to enjoy idling thoroughly unless one has plenty' of work to do.', Florence Jones Rosary Cathedral Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 43 Christ's Court- iers 2, 3, 43 Science Club 43 Class Play 4 21 Mary Helen, Keller SI. Jlflllllf Legion of Mary 2g Cl1rist's Courticrs 2, 3, 45 Scroll 4g Vrsuliuc 3, 4g Athletics 1 4 1, 2, 35 Class Play MTU talk without effort is, after all, the greatest charm of talking. Shirley Liedel Sl. J 111110115115 Christ's Courtiers 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Class Play 4 ii gb We I Barbara Laughlin Gnu legion of Mzlry 1, 2, 35 Christ's Court iers 1, 2, 3, 4, Missions 15 Ursuline 3, 4 Dramatics 25 United Nations Club 3 Camera Club 3, Red Cross 2, 3g Futur Teachers 45 Athletics 1, 2, 3, 43 Clas Play 4 Nora Catherine Mach Sf. 141111 Legion of Mary lg C'hrist's Courtiers 1 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 4, Science Club 3, 4 Athletics 1, 2, 3, 43 Riding 35 Clas Play 4 22 Tanya Maier Sl. 11 yur: egion of Mary 2, Christ's Courtiers -lg postleship of Prayer 3, Orchestra 1, 2, g Science Club -l-5 Athletics 2g Swim- ing 35 Class Play -l Mary Mcflahey Rosary Cathedral ice-President 2g Legion of Mary 1, 2, 5 Christ's Conrtiers 1, 2, 3, 4, Missions g Vrsuline 3, -lg A Cappella Choir 3, fainatics 2g Cnitecl Nations Club 35 :icnce Club -lg Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4, C la s Mary Luette Mertz Om Lady of Perpetual Help Legian of Mary 1, 2, 3, -1-Q Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 4, Student League 3, Scroll 4-g Ursuline 35 Orchestra 2, 3, 4-g Dramatics 1, 2, United Nations Club 4, Class Play 4 l HC0nversati0n in its better part, May be esteemed a gift, and not an artf, Janet Lou M ichaelson Rosary Calflcdral Eucharistic -lg Legion of Mary 1, 23 Christls Courtiers 1, 2, 35 Apostleship of Prayer 2, Vrsuline 3g A Cappella Choir 3, Prom Committee 3, Science Club 39 Bowling 33 Class Play 4- 23 Charlene Masking St. Cafherine Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 45 C'hrist's Court- iers 1, 2, 35 Scroll 45 Ursuline 3, 45 Athletics 1, 2, 35 Swimming 3, 45 Class Play 4 Wfhey only live who life enjoyf' Diane Naumann Rosary Cathedral Legion of Mary 1, 2, 35 Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 45 Our Lady's Committee 45 Scroll 45 Ursuline 35 Class Play 4 Rosemary Oliger Roxzlry Cathedral iers 1, 2, 3, 45 Scroll 45 Ursul Vuited Nations Club 45 Red Bowling 45 Class Play 4 Patricia O'Neill St. Joseph, Maumee Legion of Mary 2, 35 Christ's 3, 4, Orchestra 1, Z, 3, 4, Dra Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Future Te Class Play 4 24 M211 .iss ,G X -V r 5'f5tZ -51.35 540,55 is. if M153 5'AfV MTI'f rTiV3'R'W9'W-:En Legion of Mary 2, 3, 45 Christ 2, 3, 45 Student League 2, 3, 45 . . . 1 . m ll1Sti Courtiers 1, 2, 33 Missions 23 nrsu ine 43 Science Club 43 Class Play 4 gon of Mary 2, 3, 43 Christ's Court- 1 2, 43 Ursuline 3, 43 Dramatics 23 ed Nations Club 3, 43 Red Cross 33 ie Teachers 43 Athletics 1, 2, 3 mming 33 Riding 33 Class Play 4 Elizabeth Onocly St. I'-h0llld5 Aquinas Patricia 0'Shea Gem Phyllis Pacynski Sl. Stanislaw Christls Courtiers 1, 2, 33 Red Cross 23 Class Play 4 uMusic is the real universal speech of mankind. .loan Parasiliti Rosary Cathedral Legion of Mary 13 Our Lady's Commit- tee 13 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Science Club 43 Bowling 43 Class Play 4 25 Nan IJUUZSOII, Drximzltics I, 2, Swimming 3, -l-g Riding 3,4 WEllll1LlSlilS!'ll is the gcnius of sincerity. Karan Lee 1,l'Zylllil'l'SIfi Sl. ,Inn C'hrist's cl0lIl'llL'I'S 2, 3, -lg llrsuline -lg , Class Play 4 Sllirlvy Rl'ilIlllll'l Sl. .lgfllrxv Legion of Mary 1, 25 C'ln'iat's clfllll Carole S011 ick I3lr'.f51mf .S'm'1'11fl11'11l pc-llzx clllilll' 3, 43 Vlzlas Play 4 26 Athletics 1, 2, 3, Howling -I-g Riding 3' l x l 1, 2, 3, -lg Svmll +5 Prorn Committee Athlefifs l, Z, 4, Riding 3, Ulzlss Plu C'ln'ist's Crnlrtivrs 3, llnzlinu 3, A C 1 Carol Schreiner Sf. Catherine egion of Mary 2, Christ's Courtiers 1, 3, -1-g Ursuline 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, -1- :ience Club 4, Bowling 4-g Riding 3 lass Play 4- Ann, Louise Sclzuclzman egion rs 1, ne 3, 's 4, lass Our Lady of Pzwjretual Help of Mary 1, 2, 3, -lg C'hrist's Court- 2, 3, Missions lg Scroll 4, Ursu -1-g Dramatics 1, 2, Future Teach Science Club 3, Swimming 3 Play 4- Barbara Smith Rosary Cathedral Secretary 33 Legion of Mary 2, 35 Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 4, Apostleship of Prayer 4, Yrsuline 3, 43 Prom Committee 3g Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 4, Class Play 4 Wfhe courteous host and all-approving guests. Marcia Taniber Rosary Cathedral Secretary 1, Legion of Mary 2, 35 Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, Ursuline 3, 4-g A Cap- pella Choir 3, -1-g Dramatics 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Athletics 1, Class Play 4 27 Mary Elizabeth Tate Immaeulate Conception Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4, Christ's Courtiers 2, 35 Student League 25 Ursuline 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 4g Dramatics 23 Prom Committee 35 United Nations Club 3, 43 Future Teachers 4g Science Club 3, 43 Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 35 Riding 35 Class Play 4 3 5 HThe best part of beauty is that which a picture cannot expressi' Dolores Jane Thompson Sl. Joseph, Maumee Legion of Mary 3, 43 Apostleship of Prayer 43 Scroll 4g Ursuline 43 Prom Committee 3g Red Cross 43 Science Club 3, Class Play 4 J Janet Marie Tiell Blessed Saerament Eucharistic 2, Legion of Mary 2, 3, 2 Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatil 1, 2, Science Club 4g Swimming 33 Cla Play 4 Faith Anne Varney Rosary Cathedral Christ's Courtiers 3, 45 Missions 3, 4 Student League 3g Scroll 43 Ursuline 4, Athletics 3, Swimming 3, 4g Bowlin 3, 45 Class Play 4 28 ,S ,, -1 Geraldine Zaleski St. Ilnlwig Legion of Mary 1g Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, -lg Recl Cross 2, Class Play 4 , Gretchen Wiedemalzlz Immafulate C0lll'6'IJl'i0?Z Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, Christls Court- iers 2, Our Lady's Committee 3, 45 Scrol l PH lfrsuline 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, Prom Committee 35 United Nations Club 3, -I- Athletics 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming 3, Clas Play 4 Qupper rightj v S Joanne Marie Walsh Blessed Sarmmeut Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, 43 Missions 1, Choir 33 23 Prom Athletics Play 4 Student League 3, A Cappella Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Dramatics Committee 33 Science Club 43 1, 2, 3, -I-q Swimming 3, Class Julia Scholastica Wolinski SI. Teresa Legion of Marv 1, 2. 3. 4: C'hrist's Court- iers 1, 2, 3, 4,iMissi'ons Zig Ursuline 3, 4 A Cappella Choir 3, -lg Dramatics 1, 2 llnited Nations Club 3, 4, Class Play 4 u x HA clay in such serene enjoyment spent ls worth an age of splelulirl discolltelltfi Vice-P Barbara Ann Young St. Joseph, Wlazzlrmf resident 35 Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, Christ's Courtiers 1, 2, 3, Ursuline 3, -lg Dramatics 23 Prom Committee 33 Lniterl Nations Club -1-g Red Cross 3, 4, Future Play 4 Teachers 4, Swimming 33 Class eg 'S' KORS xmbullfcx lllllhlll fllfl tu ent H ulmh me xrmc THIQ CI V S 5 g 'fl The entire Cul'1'iL'ul11m is DIHIIINHI tu help the ml roach the 4'tvrn:1l 511:11 rmvzud ' sl ' 5 xv A X f e TQKA .-f Q!-9' 1. 1955 Rita Blazic, Treasurerg .lane Gilday, Vice-Presidentg Mary Keogh, Secretaryg Susan Dwyer, President JUNIORS As September inevitably does, September 1953 rolled around. Seventy- two girls, eagerly looking forward to their third year in high school, returned to SUA. As upperclassmen, school life took on va new look for them. A class meeting was held in October. At this meeting, the class, under the able direction of the officers and the home room teachers, planned all the activities for the year. In February, they presented to the student body an amusing assembly, l'SnoW White and the Seven Dwarfsf' The future journalists produced the junior issue of the lTRSUI.INE. The class energetically sold tickets for the senior class play. In March the juniors received their class rings, an event which made them feel like true upperclassmen. Tradition-Wise, the class planned the Junior-Senior Prom for April 19. It was a marvelous success and the evening found many girls and their escorts dancing to the music of Jimmy Lenls orchestra. The class sponsored a lylission Day, lylay 12. The day was dedicated to both the spiritual and social aspect of the missions. Culminating their year, the girls sang at the graduation exercises. . . :,. 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' -:- i v. :I V , ,,:::, 1 ' , ,., xi A -. 5 V --..,'- ' M' t :'- '- -' A -U ,nf V El - - ' in H ,gag .1-..,,,. li 1 1 ii ' ii if J AMMJ 1455 Ali Mary' Virginia Melanee Roberta Eileen 'I'hL-odora Keogh Kilcorse Kinner Kuhn Lenhart I.cona1'd ,.,.- 4 H F -Q Q33 n t '32 'ilii 2 in ':'. 1 E W 5393 :I are asv li: ., .,... 53.5255 5 :lili X 9 ii it K A E R X 5 ..'...,I 5 5 : wi? Wi f o ea A . if Q J... 1 1 Susan Luanne Enid Patricia Caroline Sandra Macheski Muck Martin Meyer Murray Mushing Niargaret Nash A 435: N W 0' 51? M2 , Q -, Q X? . WF Lois Sattler 1 Patricia O'Connor .E XZ rz viii- ' 52 ma Ca role Scharlow Ann Sanderson . :G Judith Schlagheck 3 Rx Il J EE J A , ima 'Q Q AW C ,A,1 : fa gl 1 W sf' 3 ' to J WE: rg wt' ,J ' .. Md A . , ax 4 , ' gg. , wow fall. 1 We 2 if Joyce Judith Regina Schondel Smith Smith ,- , ,::A,,. f M ' U , J H? 1 JoAnn Jeanette Ellen Sodtl Stanley Steger J . W ,:,,..:: JJJA Vunlzq , , , ,:.:,,,.::. J A V W.. I bzll , . . 'wmv ':': E 1- ,':: ' ' iff? ' -:-: :-.A X VQI : iv J , 5 ,.., 4' ::: :' ' 1 ll A 1 as A Olivia Nijole Catherine Gale Mary B. Sally Stewart Sukys Sullivan Talbert Talley Tank ' h N : ' A . J: :-- ,. -:-22:1 ,,,, -:-- - ks: ,.,,..,. sf Q V :,. . .S --,-- - J ,555 .'::-: 3 525: ---' N J J ii' II,.,::A A- NM .,:-A E- : WW ,., - :-:.4::: 5 A W 4,5 E V re J z . . B .,., ---. . . - - - 'Zir- -f- ' rw, Q . ...,.,, - ,--e sf RA M ,,,,: :s '- ,,.,.. 3 3522 Q J . rf' A A Nathalie Nlyrna Barbara Helen Karlene Loretta Thibodeau Threm Ueherroth Voll Vosdoganes VVcaver 2 :: - i':i are Y' J F' J M it I' :l'-'- ' iaar ,uf ..:'. ---' Z? 9 ,,. . ,... A.:.,. Q Q , 1 2 J i 'M ' R 5 Elizabeth A. Marilyn Dolores Weissenberger VVilhelm VVisniewski . l,,: l..A 'i::- eta a ttlll J g ll J W J ,J .2 f -5 W , ,.:,,.,, ,P :. . e: A ' ': , P --' 1 A I A A Barbara Dolores Geraldine VVolfram VV0linski Zink 1956 Patricia Powers, Treasurer, Joyce Czarnecki, Presidentg Patricia King, Seeretaryg UPHO URES With a year of high school life already behind them the class of SGW returned to SUA prepared for the Work and fun which the coming year would bring. These sophisticated sophomoresi' arrived with the realization that they would get out of school only what they put into it and with the de- termination to make this year more profitable and enjoyable for all. On initiation day the sophomores proudly reigned over the Freshies. Their subjects were seen buzzing about the school obediently waiting on their merciless mistresscs. As always the freshmen displayed a fine spirit of sports- manship. On October 21, the feast of St. Ursula, the sophomores were hostesses at the traditional breakfast in our newly modernized Urban Hall. Youth XVith Faithi' Was the theme carried out. The sophomore history classes presented a very delightful assembly for the entire student body. It was a musical comedy with educational features. The sophomores have done especially well in the tax stamp drive, the mission projects, and the Catholic Chronicle drive. ln lylarch, which is vocation month, the sophomores presented a pro- gram, dealing with the choice of a religious vocation. Kathleen Reilly, Viet'-President 36 if' rw ii I, V .E ..s::':5:: ...r QW 1 we 4 JM . A f 1 if A J A Q '-5552? .:-.,: 5 ::' ' ':'1: : 52-51 Mary Lou Marian Jean Charlene Patricia Carol Ahrens Avery Ball Basilius Beloff Benore 1 .::,,A ..,:.. , . ,.:: f 2 H 1 I Vi ,E , in . 1: :,,,k f ::::A ., li- A -3:1 J lA'1:: 'k ' Q J ,Q J 'A : We -J --.,A 1-9. as Ilbi W ' ga 'J s , 9 vv:- 'G .:, f V , . x A :::: Y 2 iz., f, is W l .,...,.. I B: 1 1 .. A I rv' Y' E md Wx' I 1 . :gn Mary Jeanne Susan Jessica Sharon Shelia Kathleen Bolger Borer Bridwell Buckley Casey Collins Q... , --'1' QA .. Vzzz I Qi: Z ,J 5. Wg :,.:,. gb, V my V A ,P V J 1-53 ' li xxx ' ' - I' e Q -F: :':,.. -2. J Z ::.-::... I l Q ll 3 . . iw .-.-,::: 5 fl air. i . i . li .... i :::: I I :': ' 7 1'11-:-- .. 1 ': .'... f ' : ' ,, 5-,:: .,.. '.,':E ' 2-1 1 Q . ' , Ii zqzg ,'-. n -,r i fffrf ' .. ' '-'fx ':':'i iii fA':f :ff ':':2 2':i - 'l1f--'f : W gf A Mary' Ellen Z 3 Coyle Z 3 , Q-1...., e Q like ,. F T, . ..vI 'Wy L .4 is ,IA 1,4 ff g Joyce Alma Judith Elaine Sharon Patricia Czarnecki Davidson Dederman Degnan DeMars Donofrio . J D. A rur ,.,,b A H . ,,.. gm IHIA K V ::,, ,. , ,.. .... g i, so J rrr J J fe ...Z h V.. z A , ' : V bsuzbu grz , A A Al if E? Q I JoAnn Sharon Beverly' Darryl Joyce Rosalie Dreier Dufley Dzienney Fels Fels Fonncr We v. 29' . 3, is 14 QW., I: .-Ag H . -g ,,,. 5 , -iff-Q QQ my SQA I A Egfr 5 gy :. -- .. ld ls AA Phyllis Gregory ai .Hi Beverly Joan Mary Ann Nlary C. Grimes Gstnlcler Hayes Hackman Rosemary Hloznick , ,,l.r .Q . lnl, vv., gy? it , ' gm V. H l l .- 6' P Si' b M ,,:.:: 2 5 J PIE: , 1 1 I ,, .,,.,,., ,AM - 1-fx. . . 1 it A JoAnn Rosemary Linda Marilyn janet Lee Hoffman Hollinger 'Wi 5 wr .- R x :uu I ,,,. ,- i A C'ollcen Keegan H oyt H uffmon Huss Louise Juarez I L 'wr' L I L 2- J fir A , MHl'j' Pz1t1'ic'iu Krug Killg Sharron Rita Karol Krunz Kulvusmlc Lynch ,. :,.r .:r. , 9 War' Q I .,... A Cnrolvn Mack si lnzn ,,.. 'li :i'5 ll Ezslllillllzl A :zzl i HAPV: ::ff .:' z 44 A4 Lll Ll ll .J 14 Ll l L clllffil xluclith Mzlutcr lVl1'C'z1rtl1y M llclcn Rose Marie Carol Sharon lL'l1ZlClSUIl Mflllll Neiclhzlrrlt Neiclharcll M K W R, 4- ws? if 52 '- -- iw it S 13 Barbara Nelson Lenore O'Leary V ......,..A,,,...:: , iwh :X Q up-f .,.:1 A In J ,,m...N.c ses :I-f 3 :.. .....,,:-1-:r:'-: . ..'::-.. : ,1.- V V.: - Patricia Powers Judith Reilly J ' Q .,,, ' X ',-, f :.,. AA 5 : S f ,1 .,'-' , ,, Q . Q' :' ':'- ,--. ' S ,.,, ,. S 1-. 555 : ii I M I x T :.:,: 2 23. ' ,, Judith Carol Ann M. Susan Openlander Pfaff Poisguy Poulsen Q 5 tg Kathleen Mary Lou Mary Suzanne Reilly Ridenour Rollins Schneider ' , :- A Q 4 Judith Schrader Gale Shalhoup 4 www, E: ,NA we ww- w 533 gk 9 i fi 1 ,asa M Joyce Sieja DeSalles Stallkamp Carol Ethel Paulette Sally Stewart Stewart Steuer Swift 1 in 1 I ': ': P ,. . . 5 ::--' ..., lx 1 ,,... . Mm x , ..sQjj,' 5g bllv ...V A -AAI E E :IHV N5 W '::'- ----'--- S X Q, . .,.. :., .. ' A M A ,..,fff?g Donna Sonia Dolores Jean Lucille Judith I Tank Urban Valdes VVeirich VVes0lowski VVitker Mau Caiole juhasz, Secretary, Bretta Blzxyz, Treasurer, Judith Naumann, Presidentg udith X Futon Y ice-President JFREIIHWIUV NVhen the freshmen first entered the portals of SUA in September, they were shy and a little bit frightened. But now, after nine months of high school life, they have be- come acquainted with the Ways of the Ursuline girl. In October they dramatized the promise of the Sacred Heart to St. llilargaret lklary in an effective presentation to the student body. The girls displayed their good sportsmanship on initia- tion day by pleasantly accepting the traditional duties forced upon them by the tyrannical sophomores. ln April, the class played host to the eighth-grade girls from the Catholic schools of the city. At this time they presented a variety show, conducted a tour of the school, and served refreshments. The Cl-ass of '57 climaxed a successful year by captur- ing the basketball championship after triumphing over the other home rooms with Freshmen B the eventual school 1957 'Y ,N Af' 13 , . . M by .'.,., Y Joan Boudrie K Bretta Blayz I Virginia VlCfO1'. Bernard ,.J i n P in if fin ., Z '- ' 3' .,.'1 '- . 'Q fi f . ', ,., r 2 , A f- 5 ' ' s - V.,. ' , 'p -Q be rseia , ,,,,,,- Vvie- I ,., ,,,,: .u,...,,, fi :E -'-f:... , 'H aw! :il ,.re Q ., A A ..,. . :ft A K . Sharon Linda Sandra Anna Marie Judith Valerie Allen Archamheau Babiuck Basone Bates Bennett 2 , I 1 B 4 Mary L. Brady ai M a r 5' C a p s h a w ' Sw ' . ,. 5 a X5 ' ' P at r i ci a C r a w f o r cl Carol l,fJllll3l'0XXSlil --,:. ,QL K si , I A A Donna Graham Linda Ilellrung au? 1 Q . Nancy Judith Cornelia Brooks Brown Byrne . We we A5 A' 1 Kathleen Mary Pat Nancy Carroll Carroll Chipley if-:S '-:r', aw m e .',:'-.-e f iiz. 'QW 'Fl 'mi W M , ' me '- ,.,.,, i as ' tai C . .ii I Patricia Yvonne Josephine Patricia Donna Cryan Daze Dentico Diana Doepker . Q . ,: .. Patricia C'UIlSIllIH'C Shirley Beatrivtf Sharon limlwarclzx Ilffler Foster Gctlcrt Gosik W tttt 3 1' Y-f eeet at W 'aa we k kg., GSM loan Sharon Veronica Carole Susan Hanley Hanley Hardy Harmon Heeter Sharon Kat- Carol Patricia Dolores Hennessy llerwat lloltgricvc Holtgrievc Holup Suzanne Joanne Mary' Carol Judith Patricia Barbara Jagielski Juhasz Juhasz Karat Kinner Konczal U . ...,.,., ililli :' 4-',, 1 Avv.,' ,, 1 ..Al, Z lll- :: ' IN. , uuz' 5, ...,... - luzlzh 'Z Z 4, , R rr rrr rr rrrr L rrr S rrr rrr rrrrr J fe r r rrr , rrr rr at A .. Q ..,, f ...H :::l i , Q .,.., '-:-. 'VW J. H uuuuzz V A a -.,, A 5 ., at :-.A w , J .,,, V ,- X 5 V I -QE.. .5 ::.-- G ,ar .,.,. ,., V R .,-I- I . . . ..:5:EE:'E:, r. ,..: 1 t - E 21 5 -. ,N ' ...: 2 a l: I P 4 v::: E Q S jim .. A ,. ki? 1 .af A 2.1 A A . Barbara Shirley Nlary Ann Betty Ann Nlary Jo Frances Kothe Krempa Kurek Lehman Lcimnarcl Lewis . M . M ,.r: f W lzz. ' zz, 2 . 'vw . eeeer J 5 em at ii S c . -E: -: E :ll K- I ,X , V' :lzzlt :,:. . E . :,:: v-:,: I :PU Q , .,, I V- eg , ri .A 2 .1 S' ff? fd 4 Suzanne Grace Sharon Parole Shirley Mary Liherkowski Licata Mack Malcuit Malecki Maloney .. ,,1:. p ,,....:.L ,I V , Vzlq in A,:,.. V Q H H A 5,3 ei Q im --.:,. , as J ,.:.,.,, W - :::: A ,,,..,. R - '.,, 1 4-lA wg, -..v - ',v: z :::5 - 113. --- '- ' ' 85 2: : V S :Z :lbb 2 ..,,. 2 A ,,:. P .ubzvnlz zrn in J. ' ag b 5 J Q-fi 4 3? I J' All , Mary Patricia Ann Marie Susan Ruth Judith Mantrmn McGreevy McManus Murawa Nappenhach Naumann zz :-- 1 r' rri, . , Q W ,. .'-Y..,-: ,ta-Q.. .,,. X y lg rife .-rr ,. M J M lp 1 A .J 3 A Barbara Judith Patricia Barbara Nijakowski Nyitray O'Brien Olson , ,,... .... '--: , , lzll 1 1, waz: , V ,,... W ' ag J wr' t , :,'- - , P , fy af lsr!! -,.- . I ii I iz' '- ia . L A ,ia -J . ,J ,A .ur Mary L. Barbara Mary Lou Patricia Ott Pacewicz Raymond Roach ,V x--'- X : H Z A A H ,:,:... .,,.,- Q -,.. '- J 4 we A. : J - ZR , 'I a w ,,, 1 A v ,-'v---- A W 41 X' Joan Shirley Judith Ann Rollins Rollinson Romp Russ 1 as K . , J u I 1 .lzl All J I Egg s? .:. af 5? P 'tg ff Shelia Jacqueline Catherine Nlarjorie Sahrey Schmersal Schnapp Schroeder ,, -- .1 . ---- 25.2 V, -1:. 5 ----:l---A---- :V- A .64 1 1 A as Frances Donette Ann Marie Diane Marian Shelia Schuchman Scott Shamy St. John Strabler Sweeney .,. - llllllll me , Q .. .A '1'. : ' 6 - :' 5 J V , 'v -' ' 1 -. -' ...- . :W if I 'I ' WM ' A K t V ' in zz' :::: W 'Q : :':: . . A J ' ' t 'J e--:: 1 i1-i '1-' Q P at R J . A it R 2 if Sandra Joan Margaret Sharon Judith Sharon Szabo Szeliga Thees Timmers Troknya Yhlich ,. A, Tae ,.,:f V 141 3 Jacqueline Gloria Loretta Geraldine Sharon Rita Vhrman Ftrup Valdes Vaughn VVagner VVerling Ge + 1 'R 1 ,tl VV ,..., 1 .Z 2 .V . V X- Ilv .11 - z: -2: J aww V f tt.l li A A' l .4 ,A Niarjorie Mary Ann Eleanor Judith Bernadine Rose Ma1'ie VV1lll'lZllICk VVoluott VVolfe Yarton Zhierajewski Zywocki 4 7 X Ufllllflllfl' to Isuzu 1 fx tw numtmm M um X 1 3 Ants t In t stmlu x utlxl 'l'HIf A-XRROX Y1 ' ' R I z J' wc: I il - ' 3 I-z '-m'z111l. r VCI Q I - szlllctififzxtion of lu- J -mtl d lilv' z X ' rica 'P 1 :E zinx. X Ahove, left to right: Ann Sanderson and Ellen Steger and class discuss their sociology scraphooks. Below, left to right: Sharon Dulifey and Judith McCarthy. O I Soczal S tudzes A knowledge of the p a s t development a n tl events of our country, foreign lands, and the ancient world offers each student a broad scope in the field of history. ln- cluded in this curriculum is the study of sociology. Among history's sull- jects, Anierican history offers each student an ample opportunity to know about the past of her country along with current events. M a n y underclassmen advance their knowledge of our ancient world through their study of World history. The events from the fif- teenth century to the world wars of our present century serve as ian in- formative hasis for each modern history student. Klan living in society and the laws and proh- lelus governing it offer a most interesting study to the sociology s t u d e n t s Who collect clippings of current sociological events. Jean Anthes is preparing for a current event discussion in her American Ann Marie McManus and Rita VVerling are stuclyin History class. international news in their VVorld History class. 46 The Centenary Class was the first to be intro- duced to the Christian lnzparl in English course. Th i s proving fruitful, successive classes have also prohted from the new course. To learn to contemplate the beautiful in literature and to Write, speak, and listen with an informed Christian in- tellect is the goal the IJhf'iSl'ill7Z Inzjmct in Eng- lish aims to accomplish for its students. The Christian attitude of the junior linglish s t u d e n t is influenced through a more advanced study of the Catholic novel and discussions pro- voked by Today, a month- ly Catholic magazine. Seniors spend innumer- able hours on their re- search essays. Fourth year survey of English liter- ature includes the study of fl1m'I1r?tl1. Delving into problems of human relations, lyric poetry and the short story accounts for the intensive study of sophomore Eng- lish students. A project of the fresh- men Was their English notebooks which included summaries of the nar- rative poems studied. Ahove, left to right: Dolores Vllolinski, Regina Smith, Nijola Sukys, l,ort'tta Vlleaver, JoAnn Sodd, and Rita Blazic Below, left to right: Miss Ryan, Mary ,Io Leonard, Cornelia Byrne, and Susan Heeter. English ft to right: Janet Michaelson, Roberta Cowan, A I olores Thompson, JanetTiell Left to right: Helen Michavlson, Mary If-mule Holger, and Judith Schrader 47 Conjugating verb schemas and studying vocabulary and grammar compose the daily course of the second-year French class. To apply their knowledge of the language and to experience variety the girls read French dialogues and sing entertaining melf odies. Left to right: Barbara Loughlin z Judith Bruss By studying Spanish the F oreign l orsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabitw . . . Son day it will be pleasant to reinember these things . . . nm Hunutterable grief to renew. After translating, memo izing, and scanning Virgil's Aeneid, the fourth year Lati students have become acquainted with many characters c Greek and Roman mythology and many literary form The Wanderings of Aeneas and the famous tale of rl' Trojan Horse are also important topics on the agenda fc the Latin scholars. Left to right: Miss Kaufman, Rosemarie liorehert, ar Patricia Bodie i l 1 l girls lea1'n the exciting lan- guage of one of our nearest foreign countries, Nlexico. They develop it by reciting their class prayers and an- swering questions in Spanish. The students observe Pan- American Day, which is set aside for information on the use of the Spanish language and customs in the Latin- Americtan countries. As they study the vocabulary, the would-be senoritas perceive the Spanish-linglish cog- nates. et to right: Barbara Young, Tanya Maier, and Jeanette Stanley 48 5 Languages lfirst-year German students become faniiliarizecl with one of the most useful ll104lCI'l1 languages. ln their initial year they learn vocabulary and the ess sential rules of grammar, including a brief glance at Ciernian geography. During the yarious holidays they sing the traditional songs and study the cor- responding customs. Striving to perfect their Ger- inan pronunciation, they carry on humorous and interesting Clerinan conversations in class. Lett to right: Marilyn VVilhelm, Kathleen Hoffman, Diane glaenhs, and Roberta Kuhn Along with the excitenieut and novelty of entering high sehool, the freshmen also ex- perience the thrill of a new language, Latin. They study the vocabulary Words ancl later learn to conjugate the verbs and to decline the nouns. Left to right: Valerie Bennett, Kathleen Carroll, Sister M. Blanche. Our student body is usu- ally greetel with 'lVVie geht es lhnen heute by their llernian student friends. By the second year the girls not only learn to translate the traditianal legends, but they can zlscn sni-ak the language fluently. The class also en- joys Wearing the colorful peasant clothes while they engage in German folk eus- toms, such as the dancing which took place in old Ger- many and the singing of popular and conventional songs. Left to right: Patricia Dueey, Shirley Bake, Virginia Fall, Flor- ee jones, and Lois Daniels. 49 cience Chemistry provides interesting information con- Our biology laboratory, consisting ol over one cerning the eompositioti of subitances and the proc- hundred specimens, alloixls many hours ol intriguing csses which transform them. The girls accom- study. The girls divide their time between acquir- plished various projects such as soap, metal, and ing knowledge of the living habits of animals and fiber-glass displays. lllovies were shown which in-- viewing the actual models. The proof of their volved the study ol Dupoi3t's life and his products. diligence is displayed in polished individual projeeti. Above, left to right: Dianne Clark, jr-am-tie Stanley, Mary Aloannt' Carroll, and lXlargarvt Nash Below, left to right: Susan Hatas, Kathleen Hoffmann, and Patricia Mt-yt-r AK., s. S 1 1 x Zara x , Q ,,. I Left to right, row 1: Sally Tank, Mary Keogh, Rose Left to right, row 3: Susan Dwyer, Patricia U'Neill, Mary Gribbin, and Joanne Walsh, row 2: JoAnn Socld, Luette Mertz, and Carol Dancer, row 4: Mary Louise Rita Blazic, Karlene Vosdoganes, Patricia Meyer, and Huss, Joanne Juhasz, and Lois Hoifmang row S: Ellyn Sister M. Rene. Finn, Jeanne Allison, Regina Smith, and Mary McGahey. Music Appreciation The illusic Appreciation class iusrills a better understanding and love for the art of music. The class expressed a deep interest in opera, concentrat- ing on L11 B0hE'll7U, Curnzen, and zfidrr. Ballet Suites of Petrouchkn and Cojnjrelia, recorded on phonograph records, were heard in class. Sym- phonies also played an important part in the year's activities. The history of church music, with an extensive study of Gregorian Chant, was under- taken. ln 600 All Saint Gregory established thi: chant which is used in the Catholic Churches to- day. The lives of Nlozart, Haydn, angl Handel, the classic composersg and Beethoven, Schubert, Schumann, and NVagner, the romantic composers, were also studied. To create an appreciation of more primitive forms, folk music of other nations was added to the course. 51 em 0 771 6 Barbara Vllolfram c 0 n 0 m i C 5 52 Left to right: Patricia Beloff, Phyllis Gregory, Lenore O'l Dolores Valdes, and Miss Dalkin This year the Home Economics students had thi privilege of learning both prenatal and postnatal care it their Home Nursing course. 'llhey discovered that i' takes an abundance of love and understanding from botl the father and mother to rear the child properly. The girls also attained a basic knowledge of the causes ant treatments of childhood diseases. Besides acquiring the skill to rear and train theii children, a further study of home-making is needed. They divide their time between making appetizing dishes ant creating the latest styles in dress both for themselves ant 1 their younger brothers and sisters. To take care of the contingencies of family life the tuture mothers receivegl a course in lfirst Aid. Ruth Nappenluach Susan Heefer Left to right: R. Cowan, B. Heretich, S. Fels, and INI. Dederman A dab of oil paint and a stroke of the sketching icil signihes one form of self-expression known as '. The course consists of four years. First and ond year art deals with composition, art appreci- on, textiles, and ceramics. The third year pro- isses' into graphic advertising, block printing, and ure composition. As the student attains the irth year of study with a basic background of i, she attempts more mature projects including in- 'ior decorating, sculpture, bas-relief placqucs, and paintings. Special attention and direction is given to the lividual student. enabling her to reproduce the iuty of matter and instilling in her a true ap- :ciation and judgment of the beautiful which will nain with her and assist her in all that she cn- xvors. Left to right: Anna II o r V a t li, Y c r n ri Davidson, and Ann Holzemer Left to liehroeder, Sister M. ligion class. 54 As in all previous years of the Aeademyys existence, spiritual training is greatly emphasized through a four- year religion Course. Students profit from more advaneel knowledge of Catholieity so that they may be better pre- pared to practice their faith. Father lXIeCartin is one of the junior religion teach- ers, and he gives special instruction on marriage to the seniors. Remaining students are instructed by the sisters. 'llhere is a major objective for each yearg the Central theme for this entire Course is l'Our Quest for Hap- pinessf' right, standing: Nlarjorie Ann Russ, Nlareizi Ryhka, Lelia, and a freshman ie ir Father McCartin and a senior religion class Left to right: Lenore U'Leary, Sonia Urban, and joan Gstalder N u a S If i '1 e I2 m S 61 S i l Left to right: Nlary Louise Huss, Geraldine Zink, Mary Helen Keller, and Carol Gall C Fortunate are the oiiices which receive our business- , minded students. ln their classes the girls learn to talce S shorthand from dictation, and in order to speed their typ- ing ability they practice to the rhythm of phonograph records. The accuracy needed to run a business is ac- quired by the girls from their tedious work in obtaining the right answers to inatheinatical problems. All students are required to take two years of mathematics, and in the business curriculum one or two years are offered accord- iig to the indiVidual's preference. to right: Paulette Steuer and Carolyn Mack Left to right, standing: Judith Bates, Geraldine Vaughn, and Mary Lou Raymond Left to right, sitting: Joan Rollins and Patricia Roach 55 T ' IJOYV the Holx Splut hmmm 0Xf'1 the student bodx md LOXCM nt xx 1 1 shfuirm of mxpn mon ' ' I -' 2 ' ' ' 'itl HES. ' ' . 2-if 'Rui Vu-1 4r ' St. Ursulalv Day Queen of the Holy Rosary Cathedral was the scene of the annual Blass and Communion of the student body to pay tribute to the patroness of their school. The llflass was celebrated by the Reverend Francis P. lXlcCartin. The sophomores under Sister lllary Vincent's direction were hostesses at the breakfast carrying out the theme of National Catholic Youth Week, l'Amerieals Hope-Youth VVith Faithfl The student league meeting was conducted by the senior class president, Patricia Schnapp. The minutes, the Constitution of the Student League, and a short narrative on the life of St. Ursula fol- lowed. Plans for the various activities on the campus were explained to the students in very clear and interesting speeches by the representatives. Left to right: Judith Smith, Judith Sehlagheck Left to right: Jean VVeirich, Diane Jacobs, Patricia Burkhart Valerie Bennett M issicms Nlission activities were again brought into the spotlight at St. Ursula this year. The girls put forth every effort to support the CSMC under the patronage of St. Francis Xavier and St. Therese, the Little Flower. lllission meetings were held monthly under the guidance of Sister Mary Ita, SUA mission moderator, and Judith Schlaghecli, president of the St. Ursula CSKIC organization. During Advent, the girls were successful in selling Christmas Wrapping paper, ca1'ds, and Holy Childhood Seals and showed holiday spirit in giving presents for DP children, who were entertained at a Christmas party held at the Catholic Club. Special Lenten collections were made in the homeroomsg these included the Penny-A-Day collections. A mission prayer day with the giving of Paladin awards and an amateur contest were held in lVlay. Enthronement of the Sacred Heart Kneeling: J. Gormley, J. Ankenbrandt, K. Collins, J. Sodd, M. L. Raymond, J. Brown, R. M. Zywocki, L. Brown, J. Carroll, J. Dederman, P. Roach. Standing: S. Wagner, J. Schraeder, S. Casey, P. Schnapp, G. Zaleski, J. Anthes, J. Downs, J. Boudrie 59 Religious ommittees Left to right: Theodorzl Leonard, Geraldine Vaughn Legion of Mary The Legion of Klary nienihers again helped :it bt. V1IlCCIlfyS Hospital, St. Anthony's Orphanage, and the Opportunity Home in addition to further- ing devotion to the Blessed Virgin lXIary. The junior and senior praesidia of the legion held their Acies ceremony on llareh 22. The Eucharistic C01NINlffL'l'lS ziiin was to bring students into zi closer union with Our l,ord through the reception of His Szicrznnents. An attractive and varied bulletin board display urged the students to more fervent prayer. This year the SUA girls toolc part in 21 well rounded religious progrzun. Our l,ady's Connnit- tee was outstanding in its promotion of the noon rosary and first Saturday devotions. The Committee also supplied pzunphlets for both the senior and school retreats. Left to right: Helene Gavin and Shelia Sabrey Legion of Mary members leave for Il Marian Year Pilgrimage. E K ms. :z c: May Crowning E r 4 4 4 3' The virtues of lblary Immaculate are reflected especially during her month of May. Appropriately this time was Chosen to pay homage to our hlother through the Ceremonies of the traditional Nlay Crowning. The entire student body participated in the ceremonies. During these ceremonies the illay Queen, Rose lllary Clribbin, and her attendants, Diane Naumann and llary bleflahey, led a procession over the campus. At this time the Litany of the Blessed Virgin was chanted. The Klay Queen placed the floral crown upon the head of the statue of the Blessed Ilvlother of God, signifying that lllary, as Queen, reigns supreme in our hearts. On this May 28, the student body was again able to pay tribute to Nlary during the Klarian Year. 61 l Left to right: L. Hoilman, I. Miehaelson, Father O'Brien, E. Onody, J. Tiell Retreats The Reverend -lohn Ollirien, Sal., conducted the school retreats this year. Because of an increased enrollment of the student body, two separate retreats were given, the senior retreat in ,liebruary and the school retreat in lhlarch. Fatherls great devotion to the Sacred Heart influenced his choice for a retreat theme for both groups. ljach of the three days Was devoted to one of the mem- bers of the Holy Family. His excellent meditation on the Passion was presented in a strik- ingly real light. It provided many ideas for further thought. In all conferences, Father inspired a real love for God rather than a fear of Him. The simplicity with which Father O'Brien talked made a lasting impression on the minds of the students. Kneeling, left to right: C. Neidhart, S. Znlg, J. 1JCdt'I'lYlZlIl, D. Tank, J. Drier, P. Powers, P. Belnff, and J. VViIker, who were among underclass- men in retreat. 62 Senior Trip On Saturday, March 27, at 7:00 p.m., a group of ex- cited seniors board- ed the l'Ambassa- dor Limitedl' with mingled feelings of enthusiasm and an- ticipation, for they were going on the annual senior trip to VVa:shington, D. C. The next morn- ning they arrived at Baltimore, Mary- land, to attend Mass at the Cathe- dral and to tour Fort McHenry and the U. S. Naval Academy at An- napolis. Amongthe other historic and interesting places they visited were: the Franciscan Monastery, the Bu- reau of Printing and Engraving, the VVashington lVIonu- ment, Mount Ver- non, and the VVhitc House. Upon arriving home YVednesday, the seniors left the train happy with the knowledge that they had at last seen the Capital ol the United States. Betty, Pat, and Carol anxiously a- waiting the train. jail birds at Fort lVIcHenryl l always liked Co- lonial Homes, VVhat a blast! Cheese - - girls! Yes, Ellyn, we'rc getting you in. Camera Club The SUA Camera Club has at- tempted to acquaint the academy girls with photography and its techniques. Sister ill. Dorothy served as advisor for the club and helped the girls with their various projects. Left to right, row 1: D. Stallkamp, J. Openlander, S. Dutfey, P. Ducey: row 2: S. Borer, E. VVolfe, S. Sahrey, I. Hill, C. Keegan, row 3: P. Cryan, C. Harmon, E. Martin, C. Benore, D. Clark, row 4: J. Carroll, Sister M. Dorothy, and S. Hanley. Red Cross The Junior Red Cross is composed of two rep- resentatives from e a c h homeroom. The g i r l s helped with Red Cross boxes and quilts, and they took an active part in the Toledo Red Cross func- tions. Left to right: Patricia Powers, Sheila Sweeney, Patricia O'Neill, and Con- stance Kayser A all ls2 'E2K... FTA This year the students had an opportunity to join the newly formed Future Teachers of Amer- ica Club. The object of the club is to acquaint its members with the teaching profession. A high- light in the club's function was an informative lecture given by lkliss Irene O'Brien, a teacher at Scott High School, during one of the monthly meetings. Left to right, row 1: M. Nash, P. O'Shea, B. Loughlin, P. Schnapp, and C. Kayserg row 2: P. O'Neill, J. Downs, M. Tate, D. Clark, and H. Gavin, row 3: I. juhasz, J. Schlag- heck, I. Bruss, J. Carroll, and K. Fleck, row 4: P. Ducey, I. Barry, B. Young, N. Thibodeau, P. Hurley, and Miss Ryan Science nited ations The purpose of the United Na- tions Club is to interest and edu- cate its members in the interna- tional affairs of today. This year, for the second time, the members took part in the model United Na- tions Assembly at Toledo Uni- versity. Left to right, row 1: F. Hoban, I. VVolinski P Burkhart, and J. Anthesg rovs 2 P Schnapp, M. Butler, L. mels P O'Shez1, J. Barry, and G. Wiedemann row 3: l'l. Voll, Mar- tin Carroll D. Clark, and Sister M. Clotxlde row 4: B. Young, R. Oliger, and L C rillagher ,WW The Science Club is composed of students from the science class- es. The meetings are held every other week during the class peri- ods. The girls spon- sored a Science Fair. wks? Gail Talbert and Eliza- best Bruning. axettes Two free half-days were given as re- wards to the homerooms which reached their tax stamp quotas. Ihese stamps were counted by the girls. rlhe 'lim of the Taxettes is to donate a window for the new chapel. Left to right row 1: C. Schreiner L. Jacobs, M. Keller, and E. Chance: row 2: T. Leonard, S. Macheski, S. Glazier, B. Wolfram, M. Edellstein, and K. Voscloganesg row 3: L. O'Leary, S. Rollinson, J. Openlander, S. Dutfey, S. Urban, and C. Byrne, row 4: J. Romp, S. Sweeney, E. Wolfe, L. Valdes, and K. Herwat, row 5: J. Rollins, B. Gedert, and Sister M. Philippa Sitting: Mrs. Paul Lynch, Mrs. Lawrence Duffeyg Mr. Clarence Huss, president, Mrs. Louis Mackg Mrs. Thomas Downsg Mrs. VVilliam VViedemann. Standing: Mr. Avery Schlagheekg Mr. James McC'arthyg Dr. Howard Bruss Acczdem Counczl Parents of the Ursuline girls have an opportunity to show their interest in the Welfare of the school by be- coming members of the St. Ursula Academy Council, a parent-teacher organization. The council's aim is for .a more harmonious relation- ship between the faculty of St. Ursula Academy and the parents of the students. lfeetings of this group are both social and educational. tudent Counczl The Senior Class of 1954 has introduced a Student Council to the activities program at St. Ursula Academy. The executive board of the council has drawn up a Constitution for the organization and has begun work on a complete handbook of rules for the school. The senior class officers and the underclass presi- dents constitute the executive board. The council is made up of each homeroom representative and club president. Left to right, row 1: J. Gormley, J. juhasz, P. Schnapp, M. Butler, row 2: L. Gallagher, M. H. Keller, M. McGahey, P. O'Shea, P. O'Neill, P. Burkhart, J. Bruss, E. Finn, H. Gavin, row 3: T. Leonard, S. Dwyer, E. Chance, J. Gilday, J. Stanley, -I. Carroll, M. Keogh, P. Hurley, row 4: J. Schlagheck, M. L. Ahrens, I. Schrader, S. Casey, J. Czarnecki, D. Clark, row 5: M. I. Leonard, D. St. john, L. Archambeau, I. Naumann, and M. L. Ott 66 Left to right, row 1: B. Wolf1'am, S. Allen, B. Uherroth, C. Kayser, D. Wisniewski, C. Scharlow, R. Jackson, row 2: C. Malcuit, B. Konczal, J. Juhasz, J. Nyitray, J. Nanmann, C. Maurer, row 3: J. Carroll, D. Clark, L. Mack, P. Roach. K. Hoffmann, S. Gossikg row 4: A. Hnling, T. Leonard, E. Steger, J. Dentico, M. L. Brady, row S: R. Grihhin, L. Gal- lagher, M. Mcilahey, C. Harmon, and P. Cryan. Boosters' Club Paladin Club For the second year the Booster The Paladin Club is an auxil- Club again proved to be a great iary of the CSNIC in the Acad- successwith the volunteers achiev- emy. Under Sister Nlary Ita, ing their goal of eighty-five fresh- moderator, Jeanette Stanley is men. i,WVith Ellaine Chance as chairman, and Kathleen Hoffman chairman, student boosters inter- viewed eighth-grade girls, con- ducted Campus tours, and assisted recruits to register. Boosters were rewarded with Danny Thomas Show tickets. is the scribe. The purpose of this organization is to help the missions by prayer, sacrifice, and implanting the true mission spirit. Left to right: R. Borchert, P. Roach, D. Jacobs, S. Dwyer, S. Hates, L. Sattler, K. Hoffmann, J. Schrader, J. VVitker, P. Cryan, C. Harmon, D. Clark, and J. Carroll The Scroll lillyn Finn I.eft to right: Mary Butler and Nancy lluss A hush fell over the student body which had assembled at the annual St. Ursula's Day celebration in Urban Hall last October. The Centenary Class breathlessly listened for the long awaited names of the co-editors for the SCROLL. Ellyn Finn and Patricia Hurley, Sister lyl. Lelia announced, had been chosen as the co-editors. It was later learned that lylary Butler would be the make-up editor, and for the first time our yearbook would have its own photography editor, Nancy Huss. These four honor students, with the eager help of the section editors and their assistants, worked the next few months with diligence and perserverence. This yearbook has .3 centenary theme, for the present year of nineteen hundred and fifty-four marks the one hundredth anniversary of the Ursuline Nuns' arrival in Toledo. Through the humdrum of pounding typewriters, the drawing of layouts, the planning and cropping of pictures, and general discussion and exchange of ideas until the printer returned our finished prod- uct, the staff tried to carry out this theme. Indeed, the Senior Class is proud of being the Centenary Class of 1954 and hopes its contribution to the long line of yearbooks will be worthy of the fine Ursuline tradition. 68 Co-Editor ..... ....., lr Qllyn Finn ' CO-lfditor .... ,,...,,.. ...... l 7 atricia Hurley 3 Klakc-up lfditor ............ ...Klary liutler l Photography lfclitor ..,. ....., N ancy Huss Helen Keller Section lfditors ........., ..,... I ,uette Mertz, Rosemary Oliger, Helen: Gavin, Ann Schuchnian, Elizabeth Becklez lfditorial Staff ...,.,, ..,.., D iane Naumann, jean Anthes, Patriciz Burkhart, Lois Daniels, Carol Dancer Patricia Bodie, Gretchen Wiedemann Sharon Fels, Carol High, Roberta Cowan Faith Varney, Charlene lllushing, lylarj Patricia Hurley 'sir V Aim? .mm. at W 51 1-2 1 f. ., mgwm. X' x Mfg' Ly Lucttc Mertz and Rosemary Oliger Sharon Fels and Carol High This is the way we do it! ol 1,1lllCCl', Patricia Bodie, and Chzlrlelle Mllshillg Helene c2ZlViIl, Ann Schuchmzm, and Elizabeth Heckler The Ursuline Co-Editors: Lo- retta Gallagher an d Judith lirussg first page, Barbara Lough- ling second page, P a t 1' i c i a Schnappg thi1'd page, illary lilc- Gahey and Pa- tricia 0lNeillg fourth page, Pa- tricia Glshea and Juliette VVolinskig pho- tography, Dolor- es T h 0 m p s o n and Frances H0- b an 3 business, lylary Louise H u s s 3 circula- Loretta Gallagher gxzlliaiilgg Judith Bruss , Julia Gormley. VVriting maketh an exact manf, Witli this in mind, the co-editors of the URSULINE, Loretta Gallagher and Judith Bruss, strove to uphold the reputation of the SUA paper. Through the newspaper the girls learned many techniques of journalism. They had an opportunity to use the knowledge and skills they had gained in English and art. The staff worked diligently to maintain the good standing of the TJRSULINE. Success crowned their efforts when the All-American Honor Rating was awarded them by the National Scholastic Press Association. For the second time the juniors were initiated into the Fourth lfstate and took complete charge of the Febru- ary issue. As this year is the lllariau Year, the seniors devoted the second and third pages of the December issue to the Blessed Virgin. Left to right: Ellaine Chance, Helen Yoll, Susan Dwyer, Karlenc Vusduganes, and Marcin Edt-llsli-in, junior editors for the l7L'l1l'LlZlI'j' issue. Staff Write1's: lllary Tate, Ann Schuch- man, lllarcia Tanber, Elizabeth Beck- ler, Gretchen xVlCLlCIllHI1ll, and Patricia Hurley. Circulation Staff: Patricia Ducey, liar- bara Young, Joyce Barry, Faith Varney, Judith Downs, Charlene Klushing, llilarcia Tanber, Elizabeth Onody, Klary Helen Keller, Karen Przyniier- ski, and Hlary Jo lfspen. 73 ww, 0 right: Patricia O'Shea, Juliette VV0linski, and Barbara Loughliu 'H-M -f'li 1 1 i f ' : ' R l ' ,gb ..,., Z with? MY ixikiiu? ww 2 .ae giwbi SW QNX , ,A -1 ...-.,. - if fi r 3 kr. V x'rn N EQ-4211-,i zv4.' :'v l ui, Left to right: Patricia O'Neill, Mary NIcGahey, and Patricia Sarhuapp Mary Meiiahey' and Nlary Louise HusS I oann e Juhasl Hllusic is the food of angelsf, But to six freshmen entering SUA in 1950. music meant hard, long hours of practice. This past semester, six seniors received diplomas from the Ursuline School ot hlusic. Nlary Blcilahey and lllary Louise Huss were the first of the group to give their graduation piano recital on january 8. Luette Nlertx and Joan Parasiliti with the combined acconipaninient of the St. Ursula and llary Klanse orchestras performed on the evening of Klareh 22. Joanne -luhasz gave a solo performance on April 23, and Lois Hoffman, the last of the six seniors, gave an organ recital on Rlay 17. Lois Hoffman Joan Parasiliti and Luette Nlertz 72 Urchestm The St. Ursula Academy Qrchestra, 1der the effective direction of Sister ianrie hlarie, has entertained the faculty ld student body on numerous occasions. Iemorable among its performances were ie Christmas program, intermission music ir the Senior Class Play, and the lllen- elssohn Concerto with Luette lllertz as nloist. A Cappella h 0 021' The A Cappella Choir, con-- sisting of juniors and seniors, sang its way through the year under the capable baton or Sister Klarie Rene. One of the songs especially enjoyable was G0unod's HAye lllariafy which was sung i11 a two-part chorus. ln a lighter mood, the Spanish song, l'Cicirenella,y' was sung as one of the songs in the NAround The VVOrld Concertn given by the A Cappella Choir. u i H 8 7' S Left: Pat Uueey and Pete C arroll hop with the bunnies. Center: Nlrs. Thaddeus VVol- inski serves the swains. Right: Crazy man, l'l'1l7.NlU HruL'e Heebe and Marilyn Huff- mon. As Cupid was tripping the light fantastic on the eve of St. Valentinels Day nineteen hundred fifty-four, couples were dancing aniong the balloons and paper hearts which Colorfully decorated Urban Hall. Dick VVelniak and his four-piece ensemble provided music both old and new and set the mood for the eve- ning. If Cupid was watching at approximately 10:30 p.1n., he would have seen Reverend Francis P. 3lcCartin OJLI. crowning the King and Queen of Hearts. 74 This year the classes and hoinerooins were urged to take part in assemblies. The girls jumped at the chance to show their talents publicly. S S 6 WZ i The freshmen gave a pageant pointing out the importance of visits to the Blessed Sacrament. The modern history class gave a musical portrayal of history students in a New England 8 girls, school. 'KThe facts and nothing but the factsn were given in the ease of the 'fCataline Murder by S the Latin Ill class. The Senior Class gave a burlesque on characters from history, literature, and art. Coni- xnendable, girls, eonnnendable! ! l Left: Sehoolmarm, Linda Hoyt, gives strict supervision to pupil, Pat Belotf. Center: Green Mountain Boy days are here again with Pat Burkhart. Right: Detective Susie Dwyer, accompanied by Kathleen Hoff- man and Connie Kayser, trace the Clues. Joyce Czarnecki Sizlr: out!!! Romte!!! 76 Linda Archambeau Ili! fha' hl'l1d-Pill. lfurrah!!! Diane Jacobs Tally - lm!!! J A'fl'i,blf!.!.! S ports B2ll'b2lI'2L Loughlin SOIIIU r111'l'f'l. Umm, Barb? Sheila Casey yxllfff' il gon! 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Cast of Marx Mchahe ul a Cformlew .....Patricia ONeill .,,,.,,..Faith Varney ..,,.l.t:'ic'ia Schnapp ,..,.....,,l5Tary Butler .,...Mary Lou Huss ......,...,luditl'1 Bruss ......Ann Schuchman ...,.Loretf:1 Gallagher Maria Carrcria .,... l'larggJ1'1dz1 .,..,..... Teresa .......... Finn ,,,.,,,,,,,,.Pat1'icia Hurley Gretchen VViedemanu Jose ..,..,. Lady Of Fatima Characters Alvarez ........ Delhna ...... Castro ......,,,,.........,............,. Pedro ...........,,...........,..............,, Vincente CThe Canary? ....... Anselmo ..,.........................,.v..,,. jailer ,...,,,,,,..,,,,..,.,,..,,....,.,,,,,,..,,,,, Arturo, The Administrator ....... Pop ....,...,,,,....,,,,....,,,,....,,,.,,,,,...,,,, Father Ferreira ,........... ..,....... Dr. Formigao. ..,......,.... Priest .,,,,,,,.,....,...,,....,,,,,...,,,,,, Sister Maria das Dores .,,..... Barry ,,,,,,,,,,,.,.Nancy Huses gg.-,.-Pariligixi O'Sf:ez1 i',:.:..Nfarcif Tanher ,,,......,...L0is Daniels .......ifq.,L.gQ':x1'0l High ....,.r..'.R0hin Cowan ,..,,,Harbara Loughlin .......Patricia Burkhart ........Barhara Smith .............FranCes Hohan ...,,....Karen Przymierski .........ROSCIH2ll'j' Oliger ..........j'ulia Gormley -I uliette Wcnliiiski C0111 lllfllfllflll' 1 Jim Wingate, Diane Clark, and George VV:-hbA Junior-Senior Prom Left to right, row 1: Mary Butler, Franz Pfister, Susan Dwyer, John Hayward, Joanne -Iuhusz, and Steve Gochilfg row 2: James Ritz:-ntlmlc-r, ,lane Gildav, Chuck Shindler, Mary Keogh, Bob Louiveaux, Pat Sclxnapp, John Paul Lynuli, Rita Blnzic, Julie Gormley, and Andy Mills. 80 As the evening breeze cziresseil the trees ou the evening of April uiueteeutli. nineteen-huucl1'ed :incl fifty-four, juniors :uid seniors with their escorts gaily ruzule their way to the YVouizu1's Building. Our Blessed Nlother looked smilingly clown 011 the dancing couples in this Nlarizui Year. lmft to right: jim Schrader, 'l'rvm Strull, jrnlui Lziskey, jim Coder, xlulni flilrsllllliwll, Roger Johnson, 1 Chuck Sliiiiiver. 1 A 51 Left m right: Mr. :md Mrs. Clerus Schnapp, Mr, :ind Mrs. Frank lllazie, Mr. :izul fvlrs. .Xvery Selilzigliwk, Dr, :xml Mrs. VVilli:1m VVit-deinanii, Mr. :mtl Mrs. Paul juhasz, Mr. and Mrs, illllomils Downs, Mr. :uid Mrs. Fredrick l,emiz1rd, Mr. and Mrs. Vl'1ilter Gnrinley. :uid Mr, and Mrs. Luuls Mnrlt. 81 ..- s 51 W Yi W HM? ,-,,, N, 'z Q A, IH-, 1 Z? im .v ,L 1 ,. A 1 My A , fa ' X .X ' ,M ,W .. 2? 1, 5,5 5, K 5 . A . ' T' iw -ww wi 1, fam-U + in iwf' ww wwfffy , Mamma Autographs Bob Alexander, jeweler Blr. and Blrs. Louis C. Anthes Ballert Real Estate Co. Blr. BI r Dr. Bl r Mr Mr BI r. B lr Dr. and Blrs. S. W. Bardill and Bflrs. Raymond Barry and Blrs. L. Beckler D. F. Bennett and Blrs. Frank Bennett and Nlrs. Kenneth Benore and Blrs. E. H. Bernard and Birs. li. Bialorucki Hugh P. Blake Blanchard Bros. Funeral Home lVIr. and Blrs. F. J. Blazic Bliss Bernice BI. Bodie Blr. and Blrs. John E. Bodie L. H. Boese Hardware Blr. VV. C. Bohnson Mi'. and Blrs. George Borehert Dr. Raymond J. Borer Bridal Aisle Blr. and Blrs. Charles B. Brown The B ruhn Family Rev. Francis B. Bruksieker Dr. and lVIrs. H. G. Bruss Bliss Blarion Bruss Bliss Blildred Bruss Bflr. John Burkhart Blrs. Ethel Burkhart Bliss Blollie Butler Blr. and Blrs. Thomas F. Butler, Jr. Campus Cleaners Dr. and Blrs. Thomas Carroll Blrs. lfthel Cassaubon Patrons 'kk 'A' Casual Shop Cathedral C.Y.O. Blr. and Blrs. G. S. Chance Blr. and Blrs. John C. Cochrane Blrs. John Cole and Ann Bflarie Dr. and Bflrs. l. Collins Blr. and Blrs. Francis Comes Blr. J. I. Cooper B'Ir. and Blrs. Robert F. Cowan Blrs. Geraldine Cox Rev. B. P. Crane Dr. and lVlrs. F. C. Curtzwiler Dr. and Blrs. C. Cnarnecki Dairy Cone C. Dale Funeral Home Danley Dress Shop Davis Cleaners Rt. Rev. Msgr. Anthony J. Dean Blr. and Blrs. Barton Dederman Del-Rea Grill Mr. and lvlrs. E. J. Denniston lVlr. and Mrs. VVilliam Devlin Dr. and Blrs. Dr. and Blrs. R. A. Diethelm Dixie China Shop Blr. and Blrs. T. Donoher Blr. and Blrs. C. Donohue Blr. and Blrs. William Driscoll Blary T. Dudley Blr. H. F. Dugan Bflargaret W. Dwyer Blr. and Bflrs. Louis F. Dzienny Empress Beauty Salon Blr. Blalcolm linglish Blartin VV. Diethelm Lrie Drugs lylr. and lklrs. Oliver Al. Fall li. Farris and Son lX'Ir. and lXIrs. John C. Feick llr. and Klrs. Karl R. Fey Fingerhut Cut Rate Nlr. -and lVIrs. William A. Finn Nlary Ursula Fischer Grace Fisher Shop Flower Cut Rate Rrlr. and lylrs. Robert L. Floyd lklr. and Mrs. A. C. Fowlie J. Frentz A Friend lVIr. and lylrs. Frank Fritz Miss Mary Catherine Gaffney Rev. A. J. Gallagher M r. and llrs. Francis J. Gallagher Beatrice Gardner llrs. Benjiamin C. Gardner llr. Francis Garvin Gasiorowski Funeral Home llr. and Hlrs. H. Gavin Hlr. and llrs. Ray Gedert llarcia Gerken lXlrs. Celeste C. Gilday Charlotte Gillespie R111 and llrs. L. Gladieux llr. and lklrs. Frank U. Glazier Good Shepherd School lylr. and lVIrs. W. F. Gormley Rev. Francis Gosser Green's Sohio Service llr. and llrs. L. YV. Greiner Dr. and i'v'Irs. E. A. Gribbin Griff Cleaners Klr. and Bflrs. A. Gstalder John W. Hackett 88 Klrs. l'larry U. Hall Royal R. Hall, D.D.S. Mr. and lylrs. Harold Hanley Hansen Insurance Agency llr. and llrs. Franklin F. Hayward Heatherly's Sunoco Service Rev. james F. Hebbeler Nlr. and Mrs. Nl. A. Hellrung Herzel Brothers Florist Hlr. and lklrs. L. S. Hillebrand lklr. and lylrs. Emil Hloznik Nlr. and lVIrs. NI. F. Hoban Dr. and lvlrs. Louis F. Hoffman lylr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hoffmann Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Hollinger Nlr. Daniel P. Holzemer lVlr. and Mrs. Walter Hoppe Horn Hardware Rev. A. Horrigan llr. and lklrs. Frank Hundsrucker Donna Hunter Hugh Hutchinson Ideal Restaurant Immaculate Conception School lllike Johnson's Texaco Service Kaczmarek and Co. llfliss Virginia Kaufman Mr. and llrs. Sylvester Keller Rev. lgnatius Kelly lklr. and Nlrs. John J. Kendrick lVIr. and Mrs. L. J. Kennelly Kenwood Pharmacy Dr. and llrs. Quintin Kime llr. and lklrs. James Kinn Dr. S. F. Korman lllr. and lWrs. F. J. Kountz Rflrs. A. Kraulsky Dr. and lylrs. Paul Kuebler NIL George H. Lane Lanning Drug Company Illr. and llrs. Williarli S. Lawl Nlr. and llflrs. Ross Liedel Ur. and llrs. G. S. Link Nlr. james A. Lovejoy Nlrs. Clarence Ludwig Luttenberger and Company Lydy-Nlarvin Florists Cl' llr. and Klrs. John P. lllacelwane Mr. and lylrs. Thomas Tlriackin hir. and hlrs. Rudolph lllaier lllr. and lllrs. L. l. llarryott lN'Iary lVIanse Alumnae Nlaumee Food Klarket Carl lliazzurco Co. lN'Ir. and llflrs. F. W. Neidhardt Hlr. and Klrs. A. Nicholson hir. Edgar W. Norris lllr. and llflrs. Louis J. Norton Nancy Nowak Nlr. and lX'Irs. lllichael Nyitrray Nlrs. J. F. O'Connor Nlr. and lN'Irs. James F. O'Connor Judge and lfrs. Thomas O,C0nnor Klr. and lwrs. Louis Oliger hir. and hirs. Francis Olson 3111 and lfrs. NI. O'Neill TVI1: and lhlrs. Paul Onody hir. and lllrs. lliichael B. O'Shea Our Lady of Perpetual Help C.Y.O. Our Lady of Perpetual Help School Dr, and lwrs. P. lIcCarthy Dr. and lVIrs. E. J. McCormick Mr. and Mrs. E. P. McGahCy Lena McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. McKee Mechel Bros. Bakery Piaeer'S Pure Oil Station Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pacynski Palm Plumbing and Heating Co. Mr. and Mrs. Samual Parasiliiti Dr. and Mrs. C.J.A. Paule Pierce's Bakery Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Meehan Mrs. lf. N. lllettler llleyer Drug Co. The Michaelson l a1nily lllidwest Finance Corp. lllr. Frank lf. Miller Sylvia hlohurg lllr. and hlrs. Alton lllohr Drs. VV. G. and R. P. Blorris Mr. and lllrs. ll. l.. M mmii en Blr. and lllrs. lllrartin Blushing R111 and llrs. Alfred xl. lllyers fllyra -Janet Shop Klr. and lllrs. A. L. Nagel The Napoleon Creamery Co. Nebraska Furniture Co. hir. John Poisguy Mr. Jerome Przymierski lllr. and llflrs. F. A. Racinowaki lllr. and Tllrs. Robert Ragan lXlr. and lklrs. Florian Reinhart lllr. and llfrs. W. U. Ridenour The Roberts Printing Co. Mr. and Mrs. bl. l. Rominski Rosary Cathedral School Mr. and lllrs. Frank Rulapaugh lllrs. Arthur VV. Ryan lliss Patricia Ryan Thomas F. Ryan Rt. Rev. A. J. Sawkins Rev. A. G. Schindler Ursula Schmit llr. and lVlrs. R. V. Schneider lllr. and Mrs. Wialtei' Schuchman Schultz Furniture Co. lvlr. and lhlrs. E. Gordon Sedgwick Dr. and Mrs. R. li. Shaffer listelle KI. Sharp Shipman Realty lllr. and lllrs. Thayer Simmons llflr. and Mrs. A. A. Smith S11yder's Upholstery Shop lVIrs. C. Solon Sports Arena, Inc. SS. Peter and Paul St. Agnes C.Y.O. St. Agnes School Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Stallkamp St. Angela Hall - Star Cleaners St. Catherine C.Y.O. St. Charles School St. Teresa C.Y.O. St. Teresa School St. Thomas Aquinas C.Y.O. St. Thomas Aquinas School St. Ursula Bookrooni St. Ursula Orchestra St. Ursula Tea H tiii se iui-. . iii. 1 M1-S. 1ci.geae sajkowsii lllr. and lllrs. Gerald lll. Sull'van lllr. and lVIrs. Peter Swartz Theresa Swartz Mi-. . iii. 1 lui-S. claim sy.-our llr. and lllrs. Alex Szabo Dr. Reynold Tank lllr. and lllrs. B. Tate 90 lllr. and lVlrs. Chas. yl. Tefft William D. Testa, D.D.S. G. M. Thomas D.C. llr. Amos W. Thompson Nl r. The and lVlrs. Nelson Tiell Toledo Club Toledo Radiator and Body Co. Torrence Radio lnc. lhl r. -and Mrs. Sylvester Trepinski Treuhaft Brothers Trick Bros. Accordion Institute Trilby Cottage Restaurant Grace C. Trudeau Ursuline Scholarship Association Valiton Motor Sales Mr. and Mrs. John H, Varney Dr, R. H. Vollmayer Mr. R. H. Wall Mrs. Bernard Walsh Walter's Pharmacy Rt. Rev. M. J. Walz M r. Miss Mr. M r. Dr. lllr. and Mrs. Irving ll. XVarrick Nancy I.. VVarrick and Mrs. lidward l . xV6ilVCl and Mrs. john A. NVeber and lllrs. ,Ioseph ll. VVcsthoven Lawrence Wetli Christine Wliite llr. and Mrs. VV. W. VVlCClC1ll1lI1l1 Will D r. M r. ll l r. Mr. Nl r. iam T. Witte, lJ.D.S. and lllrs. Charles S. Wohl and lhlrs. Grafton VVolfram and lllrs. Thaddeus L. VV0llIlSlxl and lVlrs. Frank Zink Arthur Zuber JOHN NAUIVIANN 8: SONS, INC. General Building Contractors 'k 364 Parker Avenue TOLEDO 5, OHIO Student Register Jean Anthes ......,, Shirley Baked., .. Joyce Barry. .-. .. Betty Beckler.. . Barbara Beretich Patricia Bodie. ,. Rosemarie Borchert SENIORS Jeanne Allison ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, -U ,,,,,,,,..,, 506 Thurston ...m.,,m.2706 Alisdale Dr. . ,,,,,,,.,,,,, 2026 Nevada St. , . ...l2l6 Key St., Maumee . .......,.l64O Yosemite Dr. . l904 S. 56th, Cicero, lll. . .. ,,,, ...7l8 Colima Dr. . ,,,, . ,,,,,, i826 Pilgrim Rd. ,,,, 35l8 Jackman Rd. Betty Bruning.. ., Judith Bruss ,,,, Patricia Burkhart .. Mary Butler ,,,,,,,,,,, Roberta Cowan W Carol Dancer ,,,,,,, Lois Daniels. ,,,.,,,,, . Martha Dederman Judith Downs ,,,,,,,, . Patricia Ducey ,,,,,, . Mary Jo Espen ,,,,,,, Virginia Fall ,,,,,.,, Sharon Fels ,,,, ,, Barbara Fey ,,,,,, Ellyn Finn ,,,.,.,,,,,, Patricia Fowlie ,,,.,,,, .. , ,,,-,, ml 302 Broadway .. ,,,,,,,,,,,, l329M Dorr St. 2.2.2448 Robinwood Ave. .,...,,,.,,,,,.,,. 6l 9 Baldwin .. ,,,, . ,,,,,,, 4l25 Elmway Dr. .. ,,,, 4457 N. Lockwood Ave. . .... ...I 440 W. Delaware Ave. 3l33 Cheltenham Rd. .,..,-.2403 Middlesex Dr. . ..,...,s lOl4 Montrose Ave. . .,...,,,,.. 496i South Ave. 2.2.4338 Burnham Ave. ..,,...,,.,,I O24 Elysian Ave. . ,,,,.,,,,,, 2925 Burnett Pl. -..W 3722 Larchmont Pkwy. Loretta Gallagher ...., . ..,. 2024 Robinwood Ave. Helene Gavin .,...,,.. Rose Marie Gribbin Julia Gormley ,,.,,,,.. Carol High ...,.,, .W Frances Hoban ......, Lois Hoffman ......... Jean Hundsruckers . ,,.,.,,,,.,,, 3223 Erawa Dr. . ,.,,,..,,,,,, 6034 Lewis Ave. ....,....-.I435 Oakwood Ave. . .,.,, 4l55 N. Lockwood Ave. . ..,. .......... 2 230 Sanford Dr. .. ......-.-----.--5l7 Shasta Dr. .....----,.4li Western Ave. Patricia Hurley .....,........... .......... 2 085 Brookdale Rd. 'E' I I I 5 I I I I I 4--..,......- - - - LET'S MAKE IT A PARTY! Whether it's a basket picnic, a trip to an athletic event, a sight-seeing tour, or a more formal occasion, when you charter a bus you permit everyone to enjoy the trip from the time you leave until you are safely home. Expensive? No, indeed. On the con- trary you will find that compared with other forms of travel, Chartered Serv- ice is very reasonable. For suggestions and quotations, call ADams l24l. The Community Traction Go. Q ...iz-f-11:1--u ,- .-un'-an...nu,..mi..-.nll- --ml--nrif-:an-ml-vlllv- n--ml--ml--lm--ull-- 11:-I - - --lm--ini-un-lln--lIll-lm--llll-- -nr--url-un--ml--lm1un-.lm-I-un-lin-.ll-.mr-l4n-ui-lin--luxnn-n THE RUPP 81 BOIUIIIIIII COIIIPHIW CHEMICALS ANALYTICAL AND INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS TEST SOLUTIONS AND REAGENTS . 319 Superior ADams 1131 92 . nn.- I 1,ii,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.iii.-iii..-I Keegan Steel Fabricating Company SANDBLASTING FORMING STEEL ALL SHAPES FABRICATING ALL TYPES 3600 Detroit Avenue Toledo 7, Ohio 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ...ii.1i.,..i.-i:1i,i...ini..nii 1nn.. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,,i1,,.,1.i COMPLETE HOME FURNISH ERS FURNITURE - CARPETS LINOLEUMS - STOVES Open Every Day Until 6 P.M. HILLEBRAND BROS. So. St. Clair St. and Harrison MAin 5842 1111111111111.,,,1i. Buy Here and Remain Satisfied .g................ ---......... ..,,.. 4. LOESSER'S PRESCRIPTIONS Stanley B. Kenney, Proprietor O Monroe and Lawrence ,1,,,i1i1ii11.,- 1:1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1i....iii,... n1nii..nii... 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 14iii1 ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE EARL J. HOOD INSURANCE AGENCY, INC O 748 Edison Building I-ini-mi-1... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1iin1 Student Register - Continued Mary Louise Huss ,,,, ,,,.,...,... ..., . . .2630 Parkwood Ave, Nancy Huss .,,A..,.,.,,,,,,,,,,A ,A,,, ,,..,, ,,.. 3 4 34 Kingsgate Lorna Jacob ,,,,,,.... 4448 Commonwealth Ave. Florence Jones ,,,,,.,, , ,,,,,,,,,,, 2563 Maplewood Ave. Joanne Juhasz .....,. . .. ,,v,,,,,.,,,,,, 2250 Seaman St. Mary Helen Keller-..... .,,,,,,,,, 3809 Martha Ave. Barbara Laughlin .... ....... 2 438 Meadowwood Dr. Shirley Leidel ,,,.,.. ...... 3 514 Leybourne Ave. Nora Mack ..,,,,..., .......... l 335 Grand Ave. Tanya Maier .,..,.,.,.. ......,..., 4 l47 Eastway Dr. Ma ry McGa hey .,..,,, ,.,,.-.273 l Scottwood Ave. Luette Mertz ,,,,e.,,.. ,,,,.....,...... 4 l3O River Rd. Janet Michaelson ........ ..,..... 2 847 Scottwood Ave. Charlene Mushing ..,..... .,..,..,....,.., 8 O7 Waybridge Diane Naumann ....,.,. ...,... 2 836 Scottwoad Ave. Rosemary Oliger ...... .....,....... 2 3l Kenilworth Patricia O'Neill ..,.,,. ,....,, B ox l56, Holland Elizabeth Onody ......,. . ...,,,....,, l420 Albert St. Patricia O'Shea ..... 0.2250 Pemberton Dr. Phyllis Pacynski ....., ...,..... l 536 Buckingham St. Joan Parasiliti ........, ...... , .416 W. Delaware Ave. , ,,,,,,,, 2l24 Mt. Vernon Rd. Karen Przymierski ..,,, Shirley Reinhart .....,, Carole Schick ....,.,,,, Nan Poulsen ...,..,,, Patricia Schnappn, Carol Schreiner ....,,, Ann Schuchman ..,, ,.,,-.--,,2284 Auburn Ave. ,-,,,..--.,-4l 5l Mayfield Dr. 2-2.3608 Anderson Pkwy. -,--,,....444 Sunset Blvd. ,,....-,l l l4 Eleanor Ave. , ,,,,,,, 2829 Shorttord Dr. Barbara Smith ........ .......,. 2 845 Robinwood Ave. Marcia Tanber ........... ,.,...........,....... 7 l8 Collins St. Mary E. Tate ...,,,,, Dolores Thompson. ,,,,,,..,..,,.,...443 Walbridge Ave. ,,,,,,,,.22l5 Fifth Ave., Maumee Janet Tiell ......,...,....,, U ,.,,,,..,,,,.,, .3848 Bellevue Rd. Faith A. Varney ........ ..,...... , 3226 Parkwood Ave. Joanne Walsh ..,,,,, ,,-,,,,,2029 Tremainsvi l le Rd. joseph E. O'Donnell Company PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS Complete Stock of Drugs GArfield 3749 609 Madison Ave .g......,........-....-....- - - - -.l..-,...-......,...- -.....-l........... .. -,...- .. .. ... ....,...........-....- .. - - ! Q In 6, I 0 0 -Q 2 Q T Tlunkmg Q5 it l ' X About U ,Il g ' Future. 0 l - 7 T ' l ' Kill T - I e ' - l I Q 1 l l Maybe a telephone career is just what you want-an interesting job with a good salary and friendly people to work with. 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Harrison, Maumee Geraldine Zaleski. ,.,,, ,,,,,, .. ,,,,,.,,, 534 Bronson Pl. JUNIORS Judith Ankenbrandt. ,..,, ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, 3 625 Berkeley Dr. Rita Blazic ,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,, . .. ,V .. ,,,,.. 219 University Blvd. Louanne Brown ,,,,,,, , ,. ,,,,,,, 3801 Martha Ave. Sara Butler ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,, . W2448 Robinwood Ave. Mary Joanne Carroll Ellaine Chance ,,,,,,.,, . .. .,,,...4204 Burnham Ave. , ,,,,. 2130 Scottwood Ave. Ann Clark ,.,,,,,.,.,...... . ....v 2272 Scottwood Ave. Diane Clark ..,,,.,...... . .,.. 2677 Powhatan Pkwy. Mary Louise Cousino ...... ..., .,,,,,. 2 7 15 - 122nd St. Sharon Cousino ....,... Verna Davidson ,.,.,,.. Marjorie Denniston ..... Susan Dwyer ......,...,.. Marcia Edellsteins.. Kathryn Fleck ......,. H2555 Parkwood Ave. , ,,,,,,. 931 Nebraska Ave. Wm 621 Raymer Blvd. . ...,. 2531 Lawrence Ave. , 2807 Barrington Dr. ,2525 Lawrence Ave. Carol Gall .....,,,,.,,.. . .,., . .,........ 1309 Vinal St. Jane Gilday ,,.,..,,,,,. . , 2.2508 Robinwood Ave. Sharon Glazier ,,,,,,,. . .,uu,.,,,,,,,.. .1940 Hurd St. Mary Lou Greinermc Sharon Hartsel ,,,,,. ., ,,,,,,,,,, 3707 Rlver Rd. ,,,,,,,, 3928 Orono Dr. Susan Hatas. ,,,,,.,,. ....Hufford Rd., Perrysburg Joyce Hill ,,,,,,,,,,,,.. . ..... ,,..,..,,.,,,, 2 48 Linden Kathleen Hoffman .. .. 208 E. 6th St., Perrysburg Gloria Holland ,...,,. .. . .... , .,... 1560 Homer Ave. Ann Holzemer ......, Anna Horvath .,,.,,,. .. ......, .616 Tennyson Ct, . ..., 2234 Volentine St. Ann Huling. .........., . .... ,..,... . 2522 Cherry St. Roxana Jackson .,,...,., ....,,,. 1025 Prospect Ave. im- i..+ - igrr - -i:1 '- irrf - -lgvl - - lv- - - :.-- ::l- i:I- i::: - iirr -- ivll -- ii.. --11:1--ln? I I I MCHENRY MODELS 911W Madison Avenue I I I ' I I Personalized Training in Secrets of CHARM, GRACE, POISE and GROOM- I I ING for Self-Improvement or a Modeling Career I I I I I I GArfield 4751 I I I -g--- -..- -1- --I- - - -- -- --A ----- 97 1uii1nn1 1ini1 1iiii1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1iiii1iin1-mia 1 1iiii1iiii1 1 1 .- .- .- 1 1 111 1 1 ..mi...iiii1.iiii..iiii1iii -fe -.i..-ii. .-..--. .---- i..-i..g, 4...-..i-T. .------------- l I 1 ATLAS BRIDAL SHOP I 1 1 GROSS PHOTO MART 1 l ' l i A DEPARTMENT STORE EVERYTHING FOR THE BRIDE AND HER MAlDS FOR , l , wsoome GowNs Bridesmaid - Flower Girl Dresses 0 Formols-Mothers' Dresses 1 1 First Communion Dresses l 0 ADams 6254 S l 2932 Lagrange GArfieId 2041 236 Huron l l l l i- THE THEO. SCHMITT CO. Realtors - Insurers Q IN BUSINESS MORE THAN 70 YEARS I Q 233 North St. Clair Street A MAin 4121 Paul L. Eftler, Secretory ,,..111,11111111,1r11.11111111111111111i.ii1iiir1. ir1iiii1ii1r1:1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,1 1 1 i-4.11 1:1 1. ,1,.... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1rii1,,, ll..-l..,-.l.......m-.ll-...l-ml...ll..-1...-1...-in-.l..-...T-...T-H+ nn.- nu1um- nu1un- nn.- 4...- I--14, 11:11 n l l l I ..1m,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1nn1n THE RED CAB COMPANY if MAin i234 ,,..im-. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 14.,.1.. ..1,,,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1nn1, Harry C. Kirchenbauer PAINT 6' SUPPLY CO, 936 Sylvania Avenue 3035 Sylvania Avenue vgv.--.iii-1 .1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1:1 1 1 1 1.11.--11.14 ...1m.1m.1.im1 1 1m,1l.,,1l 1 11111 1. .-.11l1,,1 It is gi-'Uen to only a few to use their life span to benejil all gen- erations to fame after tfzcm . . . Sufh was llze gift of Thomas fflfva Edison, pioneer in applying elefiririty to beiler llle lot of manleinil. Ni - A, We are proud to bear his name O Only a holder of the original Edison license may use the name Edison as part of its corporate title. It is the mark of a pioneer. Toledo Edison, a business-managed, tax-pay- ing electric company, is proud to be so honored . . . and we renew our pledge to serve our cus- tomers to the very best of our ability. me Erouno Z I A PROGRESSIVE POWER COMPANY SERVING ONE OF AMERICNS MOST PRODUCTIVE AREAS 'S' '-,m,- -- --1-un--nn-nu1un1un...nu1mi-Q 1 .. ...nu- n-m4-- 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ...ml1 MlLLER'S CAFETERIA if 419 Madison Avenue Toledo, Ohio 99 '3' WITH AN EYE TO THE FUTURE STANDARD ENGRAIIING COMPANY Mm nm . si: nunou stun . num ms TOLEDO 4, OHIO ARTWURK and PLATEMAKING for LETTERPRESS and OFFSET PRINTING n-nu -ml-nm1nn-rm....mi-iui-un-im--un-vm-un-nu-nu -mu-' 3' . A, IE Q , 1:11 ag iL ,TL - Where fine garments re- ceive the respectful care that is their due. S T R A T E R DRIVE-IN CLEANERS 2757 Monroe Street MAin 1204 +A- QII- -------------- --vr - - .+ 1 00 'S' .g.,.-.W-lm..1..-H..-,......i....l....,........,-,..,.........l...-..,.....,..-....- MRS. ANSTED'S HOME BAKERY 4446 Lewis Ave. KI. 2780 For Better Baked Goods H. H. BIRKENKAMP FUNERAL HOME 1003 Broadway ADams 21 83 BUCKEYE PAPER 81 SPECIALTY CO. 1102 Summit Street Toledo, Ohio BYRNE PAINT COMPANY 106 Summit Street Toledo 4, Ohio CAPITAL TIRE 81 RUBBER CO. 1001 Cherry Street CASEY-SULLIVAN REALTY CO. 504 West Delaware Ave. C A T H O L I C YOUTH ORGANIZATION Diocese of Toledo CHINA CASINO 2620 West Central CHUCK'S PURE OIL Central - Goddard LAwndale 0532 CINDERELLA SHOP 2015 Glendale Avenue Julia Clancy Mary Hosteld COLONY RECORD SHOP 2177 West Central Klngswood 6982 COURTESY CLEANERS Rush Hat and Cleaning Service 1226 Broadway MAin 3835 ,..nu..im-,.. - -. -ul 1 .- .. .. .- 1 -.mi Student Register - Continued Diane Jacobs ,,,,,,,,.....,,,,,,..,,.,,..,, 3304 Darlington Rd. Constance Kayser ..A.. . Mary Keogh ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Virginia Kilcorse ,,,,,, Melanee Kinner ,,,, . Roberta Kuhn ,,,,,,, Eileen Lenhart. . Theodora Leonard Susanne Macheski . Luanne Mack. ... Enid Martin ,.,.,,. Patricia Meyer.. . Caroline Murray. . .. Sandra Mushing. ,,,,, . Margaret Nash ,....,,,, Patricia O'Connor ,,,,. Ann Sanderson ..,.. . Lois Sclttler ....,,,,,,, Carole Scharlow... .. Judith Schlagheck .. Judith Smith ,....,..,.,. Regina Smith ..,..,,, JoAnn Sodd ,,....,.,, Jeanette Stanley ,,,,.,, Mary Ellen Steger..-.. . Olivia Stewart ,,,,,,.,,,, l l l l . ,..,.., 5l9 Courtland Ave. . ..,,.,.,. 65l Prentice St. .......-......647 Prentice St. -.-. ,,,,.,, .,,,,,, 7 l4 Erie St. .. ,,,,,,,,, ...2838 - l23rd St. Sl l l-lollandfSylvania Rd. ....-..-..- 528 Acklin Ave. ..- .... .. 519 Bronson Pl. -.-. 2815 Lawrence Ave. 2352 Fulton St. l805 Joffre I Ave. . ............. 807 Waybridge ..-,.-,.l l47 Radcliffe Dr. .--....---.325 Eastern Ave. 2269 Maplewood Ave. ...-.,... 444 Mulberry St. . .. l839 Tremainsville Rd. . .......... 4352 Lyman Rd. 3804 Beechway 334 Circular St., Tiffin ....-.----..--....-.l5 Page St. -.--,.-.--. 430 Wamba Dr. . ..... 2733 Parkwood Ave. ..-.---.5 l 9 Avondale Ave. Nijole Sukys ............. ..... 2 l35 Scottwood Ave. Catherine Sullivan ..... ,. .................. 647 Platt St. Gale Talbert ............. ....... l 7l4 Lawrence Ave. Mary Blanche Talley ..... . ....... Box 29, Tiffin, Ohio Sally Tank ..................... . ........ 6l8 Leonard St. Nathalie Thibodeau... .... . ...... 501 Hampton Ave. Myrna Threm .............. ...... 4 338 Burnham Ave. Barbara Ueberroth .... .... . 648W Raymer Blvd. Helen Voll ................. ................ 3 57M Melrose Ave. fflliiiflllliilllliillllllllliilllld-'lllIlTllII -I 1'l 'Qllll'-lllll'-'llII1-ullll'-HlII'11lIIl'-'fl ggq l l l l . I 3 ORCHARD DRUGS i . l I 3059-6'l West Bancroft St. I l l l JOrdan 'l9'l'l - I ! l I l . 1 l l I EXPERT PRESCRIPTION SERVICE i AND DELIVERY i Drug Sundries - Soda Fountain . l I Clarence L. Gelow Earl O. Bean : l -........ ..... . .,.-...g. -H.. ... .. -vii ... .. ... -. -gi -. ...gl-. -im-. STAUTZENBERGER SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Employers and Students APPRECIATE Our Thorough BUSINESS TRAINING Students may enter any time Day school and night school I20 Erie Street MAin 3656 Henry Hirschman J. W. Selfe i- liii -- ilii -- Ilif - Ilii -- Iifi -- iili -- illl - illl -:-- - Ilil - illl --+H-- llll - H-4' COMPLIMENTS OF T O L E D O CAMERA SHOP O 225 Huron St. MAin 6035 lOl .-.II.,......,.I.1.111111111111-.111111111-1111111 YONDOTA MARKET 702 Yondoto Street Phone TAyIor 3201 Joseph Gotes, Proprietor ,,1IIII1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ...- 1 1 1 1.II.1.III1,,,I1,,I,1,I,,1,IH1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'M' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' -M'-'AT T'A'mA'AA ' - - - - - - ' ' - ' I I f l EoTo by FREEMAN I BEST WMS We Specialize In TO W E D D I N l A GS I I THE CLASS OF '54 1 L . i FROM T GROUPS I ROBERT E. KUI-IN 1 T INSURANCE AGENCY Remember With Photographs Ponfiuc 6428 I I , I I 1748 Mansheld Rodd Insure In Sure lnsuronce Toledo LAwndaIe 5004 I I I 1 ,,,, 1111 . .... 11111111 ,... ... ,,,, ... H+ vin... ..,, ,.. .,,, 11111111111 .. CLEANING PREssING TAII.oIuNG DYEING CHAMPION CLEANERS 1596 South at Champion Dorm Luettke, Prop. Phone WAlbridge 7131 II-IIII1IIII-In1III-IIII-Im 102 I 1IIII1IIII1IIII-11111111111111111111111 THE J. A. YOUNG COMPANY 1627 Summit Street Toledo II, Ohio POWER PLANT CONTRACTORS AND ENGINEERS COMPLETE STEAM POWER PLANTS BOILER MAKERS -'- WELDERS BOILER SETTINGS REPAIRS POntiac 7281 POntiac 4722 Seth A. Young, President -wi.- ,. - ,.-,.--I. - Ii. . ,. ..i,i..- ,:-.-I::1 14111 1 1 -54 I GET THE BEST-GET.. MILK DIVISION ICE CREAM DIVISION ADcims 1281 ICE CREAM I-...I ... . ..... 4:14 I.-.I.-.,..,, I I i 1 I I I I Rose Foon SHOP I Fine Home Mode Foods ond Baked Goods I I I I ' I I 1 I Q I I I I i 2204 Ashland Avenue I I MAin 0572 I I I I I I I 1ii,.--I1.,1.,1 .1 1 1.1 12,1 .-.iiii1.iii1ii,', up ADcims 3161 COMPLIMENTS OIF McKAY - DAVIS CHEMICAL CORP O Toledo, Ohio 1iii,.-I-1,11111111111 -Q .1iiii1iiii1-iiii...mi-.mi.,N...-.,i..1iiIi1mir..ii..1iiii1iiii1iii.1iin1,,,...-.iiii1iii.1,..iii-1iii.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 WENNER'S SOHIO SERVICE 3065 W. Bancroft Street at Middlesex TOLEDO, OHIO JOrdan 9025 1,1411 1,111 -1 141 1 1,i4,1..ii.1iii4- i1iii.1,ii.1 .1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 iiiii1...11111111...11iiii1 -..m.1nn1m--m41m,1,I,.1,.1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,,,1,,,, ..mi1 1 1 1H...nu..niii1m,.1,m.-W1nn.. 1 P A T C H E N ELECTRIC coNTRAc'roRs COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL DOMESTIC W H I R L P O O L I WASHERS and DRYERS 501 South St. Clair St. MAin 3187 -un... ,-im-nu1ini,-uni-iui.1mi-ii- 1 .- .- --uni.-ini-ii P. 1. KRANZ INSURANCE AGENCY Insure Your . . . 0 HOME 0 CAR 0 BUSINESS 0 LIFE 0 HEALTH 0 INCOME Serving Toledoons Since 1892 530 Security Bldg. ADams 2217 nn1 -nu.-lui-n -ini ,,1,,,,1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -in1,,,,1 COTTER'S SUPER SERVICE STATION 2485 Broodwoy Phone ELgin 1401 JAMES COYLE AND SON DEMPSEY OPTICAL DISPENSARY 251 Spitzer Building Toledo, Ohio Compliments of MR. AND MRS. JOHN DONOFRIO Compliments of ELM RECREATION ERlCKSEN'S, INC. 323 Erie Street Office Equipment ond Supplies FILTER QUEEN DISTRIBUTORS 804 Madison Avenue Toledo, Ohio FOODTOWN SUPER MARKETS 5057 Lewis Avenue 2525 Tremoinsville Rodd Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments ot THE FRUMKIN TIRE CO. GOULDEN'S SEAFOODS 515 Monroe Street GILGER INSURANCE AGENCY 340-343 Spitzer Building lnsuronce of All Kinds IO5 -ii1uu.1viu1 1M1nn1un1,,,,1mi..,,,,...im.. 1 ,,..,.,,1 Q. ....... .... - - .. .. - ... ...,.,-....-..H-...,-...,....,.......-.,..-...........-...,...,,,-U..-...... .. - .. - - .. - -,.., 4, PAINTING CONTRACTOR L. KENNETH HIGH 4'I55 North Lockwood Ave. Phone LAwndaIe 2677 I-nu..un1un..my-ml...,,,,-.mllnn-11,,.,1.m....m..... .. 1nu1.m1 ...ml 1 1 .....n--4m.- ...,,,,-,.,,1nu...nn1uuninn-nu--N11 -In 1-1111--1111 nn1nu-Hi, .fun--nn-u 1111--1 11i111 COMPLIMENTS OF ASHLAND AVENUE HOSPITAL FOR CONVALESCENTS 2283 Ashland Avenue MAin 6457 .-m4- 1 .-51 1 .- .- .- ..- N- .- .-.ml-.ml.-.M --nn-un..un....uu--nu...un.-In THE WAYNE LUMBER COMPANY 202 Canal Street On Anthony Wayne Trail LUMBER INSULATION BUILDING MATERIAL Phone ADams 3258 ,,..ml,..uu--u .- ..-nu--Ill--nn--ull-lln--un-mn...nu....nn-nn- THE ROBERT F. LINDSAY REALTY CO. Klngswood 9148 LIST AND BUY WITH CONFIDENCE i--nn- v- ----I I--In-un--lm-n -lm--nm-un--nu 1mi1m,1 1 1 1 1,,,.1i.ii1iq.i1iiii1 1 1 1 1,,,,1. H U S S PAINTING AND DECORATING COMPANY Successor of Ohio Spray Painting and Decorating Co. Serving Toledoans Since 1930 BRUSH and SPRAY INTERIORS - EXTERIORS INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL We Offer Decorating Service in Painting and Wallpopering No Job Too Large or Too Small FULL INSURANCE COVERAGE Office Residence EMerson 1443 .FUIton 2340 316 Pinewood Avenue 1m,1 1 1nu1,,,,1mi1iiii1,,,,..iui1nn1 111.11 -.ml-.iiii1, 1m,11111111111111.,,,1i Best Wishes To The Students and Faculty 4...-,... --.--..--.-.- .l..-...,.- 4. GLENDALE SUPER MARKET Meats, Groceries and Drugs 2010 Glendale Avenue DR. GEORGE H. GOWEN 443 West Bancroft Toledo 2, Ohio HAGEMEISTER SHOE COMPANY 332 Superior St. Oral F. Hagemeister D. P. HAGUE ROGERS Insurance Advisor 518 Jefferson Ave. Room 202 H A W L E Y HARDWARE 8. APPLIANCE Pittsburgh 84 Arvin Texture Paints MAin 2017 320 N. Hawley St. HAUCK'S REXALL DRUG Corner Louisiana and Front Streets Perrysburg, Ohio Compliments of EARL HEILNER, M.D. HENDRIX RESTAURANT 2165 Ashland Avenue Toledo, Ohio of HOFSTETTER REXALL DRUGS Alexis and Secor Roads g SAINT URSULA ACADEMY Toledo lTrilbyl, Ohio JENSEN'S RED 8. WHITE MARKETS Jackman and Alexis Roads ' Vance and Collingwood Don't soy rush! Say . . . JONES TRANSFER COMPANY MR- and MRS- Phone GArfield 3014 LAWRENCE C. MERTZ KIDDIE KORNER 3416 Monroe Street -vm -1-1111111111 Ivil -L vvll -- Mio 'E'I-- Ivll 1 -' - Illl 1 I ' 1 llll 1 l ' 1 'l -' l' 1 ll 1 'l ' l' 1 1 l1 ll E' 107 Student Register - Continued Karlene Vosdoganes ,......,.,.., ,,..,,,,,, 2 560 Charlestown Loretta Weaver ,,,,,,.,......,..... .. ...,,..,...... 18 PGlmeI' Sf. Anne Weissenberger.. ,.... ..,,.,,,,,, 6 36 Forsythe St. Marilyn Wilhelm ,,,,,,. ....,, 3720 Hazelhurst Ave. Dolores Wisniewski ,,,,,.,. ....,,,,,,,,.,, . 421 Oliver Si. Barbara Wolfram ,,,,,,,,, ..... . .1832 Wildwood Rd. Dolores Wolinski ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,.., 1410 Detroit Ave. Geraldine Zink ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,. 1 258 Woodland Ave. SOPHOMORES Maria Louise Ahrens-.. -. .1751 Heatherdowns Blvd. Marian Avery, ,,,,, .,....615 S. Main St., Bowling Green Jean Ball.. ,,,,., ,,.,. . ,.....,.,,, . ,...t.,,..,,,,,,, 2 411 Warren St. Charlene Basilius ,.,., .... ,..,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.A, 2 6 - 15th St. Patricia Beloff ,......... .,,,,,, 1 734 Linmore St. Carol Lee Benore ,.,.., ,,,.,,,,,,,, 5 901 Benore Rd. Mary Jeanne Bolger ,,,., Susan Borer ,.., . ,......,,, Jessica Bridwell.. .-. Sharon Buckley ,,,,,. Sheila Casey ,,a,,,,,, Kathleen Collins ,,,..,, Mary Ellen Coyle ,,,,,, Joyce Cza rnecki ,,,,, Alma Davidson ,,,,,,, - Judith Dederman ,,,,,, Elaine Degnan ,,,,,,,, Sharon De Mars ,,,,,,,, Patricia Donofrio ,,,,,,, Joanne Dreier ,,,,,,.. Sharon Duffey ,,,,,,. Beverly Dzienny. ,,,,,, . Darryl Fels ,,....,,..... Joyce Fels ,,,...,,,...,, Rosalie Fonner ,,,,,,, Phyllis Gregory ,,,,,,, Beverly Grimes ,,,,,,, Joan Gstalder ,..,.,,., Mary Ann Hayes ,,.... Mary Heckman ......... Rosemary Hloznik .,,....,.. Jo Ann Hoffman ,.,, .,,.. , Rosemary Hollinger ,,.....,. Linda Hoyt . .....,. Marilyn Huffmon ,,..,. . Janet Lee Huss. ,,.., Diane Jablonsky .....,., Louise Juarez ...,.,.,, Colleen Keegan i,,.. .,.. Mary E. King .,.. ..,,, Patricia King. ,,... Sharon Kranz. ,.c.. Rita Kubasiakn... ,. Karol Lynch ,,,..,,,,, Carolyn Mack ,,.,,, .. Carol Mauter ,,,...,,,,,, Judith McCarthy ,,,,,,, Helen Michaelson... - Rose Marie Mona ,,,, Barbara Nelson.. .,,., .. Carol Neidhardt. ,,,,, . Sharon Neidhardt.. W.. Lenore O'Leary ,,,,,,, . Judith Openlander .. .. Carol Pfaff. .. . Ann Marie Poisguy.. Susan Paulsen. ,,,,,,,,, . Patricia Powers. ,,,,,,,, Judith Reilly. ,,,,,,,,, .- Kathleen Reilly.. Mary Louise Rideno Mar Ruth Rollins UI' ,,,, y ,,,,,,,, Suzanne Schneider ,,,,,,. 108 2.2.2420 Glenwood Ave. 2.2.2137 Potomac Dr. 935 Loxley Rd. 336 Victoria Pl. W. ,,,, 19 E. Woodruff Ave. . 2703 Barrington Dr. ..,,......,,,-2348 Sherwood .-....--.-,..-.36 Birckhead Pl. .,-....,.....931 Nebraska Ave. 2-2.1440 W. Delaware Ave. . ,.,,, 2407 Scottwood Ave. ..-.-.....3637 Hoiles Ave. -,....-.,.--1828 Parkside .-..,-.573 Colima Dr. ...,...-.3421 Indian Rd. -....,..--.204 Andrus Rd. 2-2.4338 Burnham Ave. .-,..,.4338 Burnham Ave. ..---..-..--.2717 Pratt St. .--..-.736 Indiana Ave. 2.2.1632 Gilbert Rd. .-.-.-.510 Potter St. .-., -... .-.-.-..--,1302 Parkside --..-.--..-..---l838 Loxley Rd. 253 Jennings Rd., Rossford .. ........... 2724 Goddard Rd. . ,.... . ......... .308 Sylvester ..... . 1420 Parkside Blvd. 4545 Manorwood Rd. 2630 Parkwood Ave. 2244 Sylvania Ave. ..-.-.. 332 Mellington Dr. ,... .. ...... 4126 Jamesway -.....4028 N. Lockwood Ave. ...........-.3323- Island Ave. ..-..,..-......,419 Poinsetta .....,...3319 Mulberry St. -.....234 University Blvd. .,.....4120 Burnham Ave. ........,-1475 Schuyler Rd. ....-,.--..-1356 Eleanor Ave. 2847 Scottwood Ave. .. ..... 1514 Woodland ,W .......... 731 Waverly ..., 1923 Alvin St. 1-923 Alvin St. ,. 2535 Woodville Rd. ......... 4111 Halifax . ...... 5309 Cowan St. .. 2048 Genesee St. 2124 Mt. Vernon Rd. -....1,-...,.416 Segur Ave. -..W 2645 Oak Grove Pl. -.--..,.4124 Deepwood Lane -...,.......1351 Corbin Rd. .,.-...336 Valleywood Dr. .,,,--.1824 Mt. Vernon Rd. sion-ini --1---- -- ---- - -I of Blue Line Fuel Co. 'I950 Tremainsville Road TOLEDO 12, OHIO COAL and COKE A FURNACES and FURNACE REPAIRS ,1iiii11..11..11..11111iii ,,..-.lm.,.iiii1iiii- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1, For Every Graduate A Nationally Famous Watch Complete Selection of HAMILTON ELG: N Bui.ovA ' GRUEN 'k BAscH's IEWELERS 340 S.ummit Street Toledo 4, Ohio You Don't Need Cash With Bosch +........-..-.------------- 4- 1 1 1 1..,.1ml11m1.0,1m....mi1uii1nn1,,,,1uu..nn......m1im1,,.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1 1 1 1 Since 1907- TDLEDD SCALES TOLEDO'S BEST KNOWN PRODUCTS HONEST WEIGHT INDUSTRIAL AND RETAIL SCALES RESTAURANT DISHWASHERS 0 FOOD MACHINES --mi--ml...un-:iii-11:11un-im1nn-im1ini1mi..ITH1uu...4m1.un1im1nu-nu-im-m--mi--T.-im--im--im-mi-im--unix -- HANKE TYPEWRITER SALES 6' SERVICE 722 Madison Avenue Exclusive Dealer for OLYMPIA IGerman madei PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS -ALL MAKES OFFICE MACHINES ADDING MACHINES Telephone EMerson 3039 1 1 1 1.1 1,,,,1..,...,.-im.-.m..,,1,.-,,,,...nu-. ..im..im... 1 1,1,.-,41,.-41 1 1 1 1 141 1 1 1 Q. -- - 1 - - -:iii-iii'-1.111 -. 1 1 111 1,,,,1,,,,1,.-. .-Til.-.ii..1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1 --i 4. Eileum anim EIIBWUTEHTEES J E LU E L E R S THRERE is NO SUBSTITUTE FOR QUALITY 25 Huron Street Toledo 4, Ohio -.im--im--nu-im--mvE-un-iiu-i-nu-- 1 - -- - -- - 1 - -- - - 1 -nu-nn--nn-uni-mi-un-ini--mi- MALCZEWSKIIS MEAT MARKET I 1501 Buckingham Street We Specialize in' Fresh Sousoge and Fresh Drown Chickens GArfieId 3398 111111,..1,,,.,1iiii1iili111111111111111111111 .fn -im-il -11:1 -11111111-111-11-- - 1111-11- I 1111 4, CONCRETE PIPE FOR PERMANENCE THE TOLEDO CONCRETE PIPE CO. LU. 2-2'I'I5 Silica, Ohio +- '--1 -in ----- - - - -- - '--- - -- ---- -- - '--- - I+ +P- '--' - -'-' - III- - '--- - '--' - -' - '- - ---' - '--- - IIIH - Ifl- - -'-' - '- - III- --P- TH E A SYMBOL OF SCHOOL LEADERSHIP DI SALLE PLATING WM COMPANY INCORPORATED TOLEDO'S OLDEST INSTITUTION Specializing in OF PRODUCTION HIGHER LEARNING PLATING . , POLISHING f--7-A Runnin College OF ALL TYPES 2851 South Ave. WAIbridge 3473 TOLEDO, OHIO A. C. DISalle, President -..,,-,.,, .......--- - -....-....-...g. 4-.......-..,.- - -...........-....- - - .. -. - - Secretarial School FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE FOR GRADUATES 339 Huron St. MAin 7274 1......m1 .- .. 1.lu11...-......,lll1.I..1 .. -nii.-.m1m...-lining..iiiiiilulllll.-. .- inn-.lm........m.1mi1m1 .- 1 1 1 twain GRACE E. SMITH'S RESTAURANT SERVICE-CAFETERIA and PASTRY SHOP Nationally Known for Good Food Madison at Erie 4. ,-....- - - - - - .. - -- - - -...........-..........-............-....-...... - - .. ... - - - .. .. .. - ......-.5. O 1.1.11 1m,i11....-1-...111......-im gin -ii, Qian-nu1uu1lm11m-ini-:ui1nu1uninn-mi.-ilu--iui1uii-iiiiiun- FOR BETTER COAL CALL . . BLACK DIAMOND COAL COMPANY Bernard W. Sullivan 1964 Tremoinsville ..,,,....11.....1.....1..-1.....1uu1u White's Service Bureau 3106 Detroit Avenue Toledo 10, Ohio it ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE REAL ESTATE MONEY ORDERS .4 KNUDSEN'S DRUG STORE Reliable Prescription Service I943 Detroit at West Woodruff LANGENDERFER COAL COMPANY 4690 West Bancroft Street JOrdan 3786 LaSALLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 3970 Catawba Street LAWRENCE MENG MUSIC STORE 2I5-2I7 St. Clair Street LESLIE OPTICAL COMPANY Now located at 3l3 Erie Street LEYDORF'S SUPER MARKET I949-5l Broadway Quality Foods LINCK'S CAFETERIA 2926 Monroe Street MAIN TIRE COMPANY 625 Main Street TAylor 3828 MAY BEAUTY SALON I764 Wayne Street McLAUGHLIN BUICK Your Friendly Dealer 2l II Adams at 2lst Street McINTIRES Furniture - Appliance - Service I I2O Broadway THE McMANUS-TROUP CO. 7l5 Jefferson Ave. MAin 9lO7 -....- - ... .. .. .. - - .. .. - .. - ............5. ..............- - - - - - .. - - - .. -,,,,-,,.. Ill -Im-uu--I.u--un-1nw-lw-mu-unimr-rm Us - -- - -- I- --I-lm-nn-lm-lm-w.-.m-m.-.m-I4..-Im-.II-Im-Im--ml-W.-.m...- .. ...m-mI- -- -. .- 4, NORDMANN ROOFING CO., INC. ROOFING AND SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS 'I7I5-25 Starr Avenue TAyIor 5737-TAyIor 5738 TOLEDO 5, OHIO - nm-Im -nu -nu --um -nu -- Im -1- - Im -- un- un -- wm-mI- un -Im -nu -1m1nn--nu-.nu 11:11-uni Im-I -unirm-nu...un-rm--mf...mw..4w1nm-nm...m1...rm-.+--Im...mn-nw...un...vm-ml--un--vu DRINK MORE FRESH A MILK THE TOLEDO MILK DISTRIBUTORS' ASSOCIATION 1.1In-nu-nu-ml--nu-nm-1--mn-m1Im--lm-ml-uw--nu-m1un-un-um-Im-un1nu-un-nu-IW1nn1nm1nu1 -- 1 IH-lm1un-nuruu-nuvnul1- Student Register - Continued Judith Schrader .,,,,.,A,,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,, 2 535 Scottwood Ave. Gale Shalhoup ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . ,.,,,,,, 341 Kenilworth Ave. Joyce Sieja ,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,. 1024 Woodstock Ethel Smades, 3420 W. Temperance Rd., Temperance 5 Frances Stallkamp . -. . ,,,,, .358 W. Delaware Ave. l Paulette Steuer ,.., , ,,.,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,,,,,,,., 2 545 Medford Dr. Carol Stewart ,,.,,, Ethel Stewart ,,,,, Sally Swift .,,,,,,, .......519 Avondale Ave. ..........1209 Ewing St. -..--........4104 Willys Pkwy. Donna Tank ..,...,.. ,.,.. . . .,...... .,..... 6 18 Leonard St. I Sonia Urban ..,.......,. ...,. 3 46 W, Manhattan Blvd. Dolores Valdes ,.,,,,., ,,.,,, . ,.,,,,... . 714 Harrison St. Jean Weirich .,,,,,,..,,.., .....,,.v 5 980 Lakeside Ave. Lucille Wesolowski ,,,,, ,.,,,. , ,,.,,.. 4527 Eastway Judith wafker ......................,..... 4218 Overland Pkwy. I FRESHMEN Sharon Allen .,,,,,,.,,..,.,,,. ....., .. .... 1355 Holmes St. Linda Archambeau . .,,.... . .. . ..,. ,...., 4 527 Westway Sandra Babuick... Anna Maire Basone ..., . Judith Bates ......... Valerie Bennett ..... .... Virginia Bernard .. Bretta Blayz. ..,. .. . Joan Boudrie .... . . Mary Louise Brady.. Nancy Brooks .... -.. Judith Brown ......... .. .. Cornelia Byrne. . ....o.,. .. Mary Patricia Capshaw Kathleen Carroll.. .. . Mary Patricia Carroll Nancy Chipley .......... . Patricia Crawford --. . Patricia Cryan .... Yvonne Daze ,,... .. . .. Josephine Dentico Patricia Diana ....... .. Donna Doepker .. -.. Carol Dombrowski .. Patricia Edwards ....,. Constance Effler .,... Shirley Foster ....... Beatrice Gedert ,,,, ...., ' . Sharon Gosik..... -.... Donna Graham... -. . Joan Hanley.. .... .. Sharon Hanley. . Veronica Hardy . Carole Harmon . Susan Heeter ..... ..- Linda HeIIrung....-. Sharon Hennessy ....,.. ,. Kae Herwat ..........,.. Carol Holtgrieve ..... -.. Patricia Holtgrieve. ...... . Dolores Holup .......... Susanne Jagielski ...... . Joanne Juhasz ........ Mary Carole Juhasz .-. Judith Karst ........... .. Patricia Kinner ....... .. Barbara Konczal .... .. Barbara Kothe ....... . Shirley Krempa ....... Mary Ann Kurek ....... Betty Ann Lehman .... Mary Jo Leonard ....... Frances Lewis ..... ........ Susan Liberkowski ...... Grace Licata ....... ...- Sharon Mack ........ . ...1124 Hamilton St. .. . 1131 Crestwood Rd. .. .-.1322 Roosevelt Ave. . ..... 2132 Jefferson Ave. . .. ....... ..-.4809 Secor Rd ....... 4135 Caroline Ave: . ..... -.. 919 Collins St. .. 78 Main St., Tiffin, Ohio . .. .......... 1240 Berdan Ave. . .... 3801 Martha Ave. .. -... .2441 Parkwood Ave. .. -.-. .... . 222 Dartmouth Dr. . .... .. 910 Clifton Blvd. . .. ..2730 Glenwood Ave. . .- ......... 402 Andrus Rd. .-...812 W. Central Ave. .-.-.....1618 Jermain Dr. . ,........ .,.-.130 - 13th St. .. .... 2451 Glenwood Ave. . ..- 3415 Aldringham Rd. -.--...... 1941 Warren St. ........ . 513 Palmer St. .. ..... 1211 Manila St. .. .... 2509 Parkwood Ave. .......248W Kenilworth Ave. .. ...... .......... 3 223 Inverness 3142 Enright sr. ...115 Ella ST., Tiffin, Ohio 2047 Wyndhurst Rd. -. ........ 1870 Finch St. .. .. 3250 Blackstone Dr. 125 LaVoy Rd., Erie, Mich. . ....... ...-.3260 Kimball Ave. --....2454 Middlesex Dr. ....-.....3517 Wesleyan Dr. . ...... 2031 Lawrence Ave. ..--..2006 Oakwood Ave. ....,-.1675 Indiana Ave. -...-.206I Vermont Ave. .-.....3443 - 148th St. .....-...1515 Freedom St. ..... --.......-.2250 Seaman St, 39 1 3 Homewood .Ave. .-..-....714 S. Erie St. . .... 1689 Avondale Ave. .. .1632 Avondale Ave. ..........-.540 E. Park St. ..........1261 Vance St. .....-,,...4470 Giger Dr. .-.-.-.-...528 Acklin Ave. .,. ,... . 640 Palmwood Ave. 1328 Woodland Ave. .-.--..2639 Glenwood Ave. ...-.---.362I Garrison Rd. .g..,...,... -..----. 1-.... ... .. ... 4, Canary Dry Cleaners LAUNDRY SERVICE SIX LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU: 1581 SYLVANIA AVE. KI. in West Toledo 4873 SUMMI1' sT. in Point Place 929 KETCHAM ST. Stickney Ave. District 3123 LAGRANGE ST. 838 E. BROADWAY East Side 2469 CHERRY THE CATHOLIC CLUB 1504 8411 0651 9593 8852 0601 im.. .-nn.. offers a complete recreation program. SWIMMING Classes in swimming Pool available for splash parties Rooms for rent for parties and dances 9 Headquarters Catholic Youth Organization THE CATHOLIC CLUB 131 - 16th Street ADams 7255 vge1-im- -- -'---'-- --'-1- - - - - - ng 113 Q ....... ..... 1-11, +LW-m ..-. --- ----- M- + -un1un FOR s. 1. HELFRICH ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS 4211 WILLYS PARKWAY 1111111111 1.nn... LAwndaIe 3350 111,11--...11.-.11....1,, ........1..1....1........1....1.-.....nu..4, BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1954 Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Mack -2- '-'1 - --'- ------------ -11- - -f1- - - -4- 114 THE FRED CHRISTEN AND SONS CO. 'ir SHEET METAL and ROOFING CONTRACTORS YEAR-'ROUND COMFORT HOME INSULATION ni' 714 George Street ADams 4161 -62 ,.1.m..-ml.. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111111 Z5 ., . Zara' we ' ' 'V .1,:.1.:.- pub Muff .L: C 6 1 J 1,::111,:1 ' GAS 'iiifl ':'ZA14 convsnsgon BURNER t ' l 1 The very NEWEST Design . . . NEWEST Features , . . Steel and cast iron construction. No Baflies or Ceramics. All gas and air adjustments under cover, Telescoping Duct and Venturi. Easily installed without alteration to your present heat- ing plant. Made by a manufacturer with over 26 years experience building Gas Conver- wifh the very Sclenhficully Engineered A Any Furnace One Burner for All Types of Gas sion Burners. A Perfeci Fif .in , 0 . 'ir IOHN V. RERUCHA 729 Ewing Street Toledo, Ohio ADams 6116 4. ----- ------- - ------ ' ....,,,,...,,:,....I-g...qm.1,.,,... 1,1 .... - 1 1 1 1 1I11m1y.,,1,,,,1,,,,1lyg.1vI1 1 1 1 1 1,,,,1,,..nu..,,,,1nn1,,,,... .....,m.... -.. ...,,-g.-- -211 .-g,.. -4... ... -..-,...I-... ..4g.-:I1,1q1 ... 1 1 1.I1,.Il1,i1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4.-..,.-.,.. .. ... .... .. .. ........-.-,....I..-Im-.II-W.-...I-H..-I...-ml-m.....n--...,...I.I--...I--.HI--I .:1,I--1- -- -- -.,,-, .. .... 4, DUPLICATING MACHINES AND SUPPLIES Stencils - Inks - Copy Papers Clary Adding Machines 1 Rex-Rotary Mimeo Wolber Copy-Rite Liquid Duplicator GOODREMONT'S OFFICE SPECIALTIES 1846 Sylvania Ave. Toledo 13, Ohio Phone KL. 1492 nn-m- 1 1 --nu1un1nn--un--uu--un--ma-un-nn--un--nn--nn-mn-un:-un--lla:--u.v1.nn1nu-I--um--nu--lm--un-I 1 1 1 1 KELLER'S RADIO SERVICE TELEVISION - RADIOS - RECORDS REFRIGIERATORS - APPLIANCES WASHERS - DRYERS - IRONERS ADams 8994 904 W. Delaware Toledo, Ohio ..,,. ,:i1.-,.-,-v...,.--1-1 1 1I:u..nm-.4111,,,,1rv1n1,,,,1nuwn1:!II111111,...I1-1 14...-.,,,,1,.,,1,.,,1 1,m1,m1 1 M, ,,..,,....,,1.1,-....::1.I -.4:,1 ...,,...:-.H,.. 1 1111-,1.,,14,..,,...,4.......1i-.. 1 1 1 1 1 .. 1 BUD 6' LUKE RESTAURANT TOLEDO'S EATING I-IABIT MADISON at 20th p....,,,,...111.1,.1. gg.. .g,- 1 ,1g,.1 ...U-..... ,-. 1,-. ... 1--11,1 41: ..... 1 ....m,- ..,,,1.m...I..,,,,... ,...,I-.--gl -.gg,... ,..l -. ,1 H I, . f,1?'l- 972 ' ' f 5 'III I 1.. I V .l. elle SE lR ET S U ' ' fg2fff i 1 E '2 Q : 1 L', ,,' ' IE 1-.I 'l 1 -V1 ...P THREE GENERATIONS Ii, . V . ,I Q ,,.: AD. .v'5,3 : i:g 1 -ll .wi :v:5 Zigi: ,,,55:' . gil- Champlain Jos. geclgiecsxetter WiIIiom H. Kieswetter Jos. F. Kieswetter -nn-un1un1uu1nn1nu-nm1un-nu- --'nv--' -l --nu-un--Im--lm1mI-I -1:n-un-nn-un1un1un--nn-- -nn-un-nn-nn--uu--uu- 111111.11 1 1 1 1,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.,,, off -Q, .fui-iiii- - -in-mi-.iii-mi-mi-ini--...i-hi.-1 -- - i-,iii- Q. 111.11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1.-viii COMPLIMENTS OF MARLEAU-HERCULES FENCE COMPANY 11111-'111...-1.-11..i1....1i4u 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 Ludyglen Office 2413 Collingwood Blvd. Toledo 'I0, Ohio MELVIN DRUGS 325-4 Lagrange Street Prescriptions Filled THE MENNA WELDING CO. Electric and Acetylene Welding l IO2 West Central Avenue LEO MERKLE 32 North Huron Street Toledo, Ohio Compliments of DR. and MRS. FRED MILKIE HOWARD T. MORIARTY COMPANY Construction and Industrial Equipment 437-39 Broadway NATIONAL IMPROVEMENT CO. lOl6 West Bancroft Street Toledo 6, Ohio NEWCOMB-BAKER SHOES H34-36 Sylvania Ave. Open Friday until 9:00 p.m. NU-BONE CORSETIERE Mrs. G. Jackson lO25 Prospect GArtield 8l ll POINT PLACE PHARMACY 5l98 Summit Street THE RUPP AND BOWMAN CO. 3l9 Superior Street SCHWARTZ DRUG CO. 2506 Fulton, Cor. Delaware Ave. Phone G.Artield 3296 SELIGMAN BROTHERS I234 Sylvania Ave. -1- -...Q 'i'i-.i.- -1.-.-. - -.ii ------- .-,....- 1,,,,1,,... i1-51 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1i,,,1,,,, ll7 -,u-i-i+u- -nin-iui-rui-uii-nu-lui-mi 1I,,,1l,,i1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 11m pf. inf, sion--ilu --1111- 1 111 'I' BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '54 JOHN P. KELLY, Chairman ir Lucas County Democratic Executive Committee 1i.,i1,ii,1 .... 1 1 1 -... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,li.1.i -im1nn-nu-nn-un-im-uu1iin-:in-ini1im-im-mi-nu-init: D. J. MARLEAU COMPANY established i892 CHESTER MARLEAU, Owner Jobbers of HARDWARE -- NAILS - WIRE BUILDERS HARDWARE - PAINTS ROOFING - TOOLS - GLASS PLUMBING SUPPLIES EAVESTROUGHING AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS Budget Payment Plan Available O Collingwood and Detroit Avenues TOLEDO 12, OHIO GArtieId 4961 - 62 - 63 II8 ii-iii:-iii:-:iii-iiixinn-nn-lui-I -nu1nu --uu-iiii1uu- -nn-in W1 II II E H III II II II ' 5 America's Quality POTATO CHIPS O SHOESTRI NG POTATOES POP CORN O Toledo, Ohio 1228 Oakwood ADams 6I5'I ,,1m,..., 1 1 1 1 1 1i.... 1 1 1 1 1iny1,,,,-.. Compliments of JOSEPH H. LUEBBE, JR. 'A' B E L T O N E WorId's Foremost Hearing Aids i1i::1,1.1,1 .1 111 1 1 1 1 1 1nn1,,,,... -uuiiui--uin1uu--uni ------------- - ----------- - -1- - -- ---- 1 - -f -g 1 L L A classic is something that everybody wants to have read i and nobody wants to read. Mark Twain. Fine furniture is something that everybody wants to own but nobody wants to pay tor. l 1 HURLEY'S reasonable prices and budget payments solves I . T this problem. E 1 9 1 I - i , l , i 1 hee ' 1 1 7 A 1 citv PARK nearD-ORR - TOLEDO 2,oi-no - MAIN 8296 ' 1 'Q' 'll' 'lll 1 - llil ' llll 1 'll' i 'lll ' lill ' lll' T 'lll l llll T llll '- 'lll T llll '1T'T51 T1T1i1111T1 'NY 'lll 1'1f I lll + Student Register - Continued Student Register - Continued Carole Malcuit ,,.....,..,,,,....,,, ,,,.,,....,, 7 62 Durango Dr. Marjorie Schroeder .,,,.,A,......,,,,,, 837 Continental Blvd. Shirley Malecki ....A,,,, ,,,,, . .. ,,,,,, 1016 Nebraska Ave. Frances Schuchman.- . ,,,...., 2829 Shortford Dr. Mary MOlOr1ey ffYffff,...,,,YY ,,Y. . .. 336 W. Delaware Ave. Donnette Scott ,,,...,,,, ..,,,,.,,.,, 3 307 Buell Ave. Mary Manton .....,,,, Albon Rd., R. 412, Holland, Ohio Ann Marie Shamy ,,,,,,, ,,,. 2 653 Powhatan Pkwy. Patricia McGreevy ,.,,,,., . ..,,,,, .......,,,,., 1 34 Palmer St. Diane St. John .....,,, . .,,,...,.,.... Rt. 5, Box 316 Ann Marie McManus . 3919 Homewood Ave. Marian Strabler ,..,,.,, ,.....,,.,.,,, 4 O Austin St. Susan Murawa ....,.,,.. . .. ..........,,., 2823 Cherry St. Sheila Sweeney ,.,.. - . .........., .2126 Horton St. Ruth Nappenbach ...... . ,......... 1218 Adams St. Sandra Szabo .,.. ,.... .3150 Strathmore Dr. Judith Naumann ..... .. .....,. 2836 Scottwood Ave. Joan Szeliga ................. .. ,... . ,............ 18 E. Park St. Barbara Nijakowski. ...... .....,...,....ct 3 20 Hoag Sr. Judith Nyitray ............... ......,........... 1 933 Consaul St. Patricia O'Brien.-., .,...,.........,..............,,,. ---.-....-..--.--.17328 Morocco Rd., Petersburg, Mich. Barbara Olson ......... ..,.... ,.......,...... . 5 30 Winthrop St. Mary Lenore Ott ........ ....... 2 509 Goddard Rd. Barbara Pacewicz ....... 2 . .... 1705 Avondale Ave. Mary Lou Raymond ...,.,..,,.....,,,,,,,,,. 807 Alvisan Rd. Patricia Roach .,...., 11 Carolina Dr., Perrysburg, Ohio Joan Rollins .....,v,,,,,, , Shirley Rollinson. .,., , Judith Romp ,,,,,..., -..W336 Valleywood Dr. 2718 Kenwood Blvd. 1371 Glenview Dr. Ann Russ. ...,..... . ,...... 52 Birckheod Pl. MCJI'C1O Rybka .ffcccc .......,.. ...526 E. Oakland St. Sheila Sabrey ,........... .. ,... .... C ommodore Perry Hotel Jacqueline Schmersal ..,, Catherine Schnapp .,., 3275 Glenwood Ave. .-...,,.444 Sunset Blvd. Margaret Ann Thees Sharon Timmers .- .... .. Judith Troknya ...... Sharon Uhlich ...,....... Jacqueline Uhrman ..... Gloria Utrup ,,,....,,.... Loretta Valdes ,,,., ..,. Geraldine Vaughn Sharon Wagner ,,... ,....,. .. ..-. Rita Werling. .,,,,..,.,,, . .... W 2830 Algonquin Pkwy. -.----4516 Burnham Ave. .. ...... 340 Valleywood Dr. 1931 Brookwood Ave. .....-.-.2330 Reynolds Rd. 669 Pinewood Ave. ,,..,.7l4 Harrison St. .,,..-,1838 Wayne St. 1918 Marlowe Rd. 60 Tomb St., Tiffin, Ohio Marjorie Willhauck ..... .,,,. ..,, ,,.... 4 3 4 9 Burnham Ave. Ma ry Ann Wolcott ,,,.,....2057 Perth St. Eleanor Wolfe .,,.,,.. ....,....... 6 02 Ogden Ave. Judith Yarton ..,. ..... .,... 2 513 Wildwood Rd. Bernadine Zbierajewski., .H .,... N623 Hoag St. Rose Marie Zywocki. ..... , .,,. .... , .1816 Smead Ave. 119 1 1 1 1.,,,1mi1W1,.,,1m,1,,,,..mi-iiu..,,,,1my...1- IBUETTNEIQ 8: BIQESIYA D ' 4 P 4 f . . ei?3fZf07'5HEf3i?Le52f2 D I3 I N T I N 9 1 1-13-15 Michigan Street Phone MAin 5892 TOLEDO, OHIO .i,.--nu1uu1mi1im1im--uri1un1un11-mi1i:u--im1nn1 1 1 1 FOR THE BEST SPAGHETTI IN TOWN, TRY ANGELO'S SPAGHETTI HOUSE CHICKEN, STEAK AND FISH DINNERS Stickney, Corner Pearl Telephone POnl'iac 8971 Joe and Frances, Proprietors 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,1,y,,1lm--im1iiii..m.1.m1ini.- 1 1 1.. 1 1 1 1 1.1 1. Established 1910 GIBBONEY PLUMBING 6' HEATING CO. PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS 1430 Broadway P. O. Box 106, Sta. E Toledo 9, Ohio ADams 3910 Ray L. Gibboney HOWARD CLEANERS SHIRTS 0 LAUNDRY PICK-UP AND DELIVERY it? LADIES' and MEN'S HATS We Operate Our Own Plant 3504 UPTON AVENUE Phone LAwndale 8716 n1nu1iiin1my1un1ini1mp1nn-11uu1uu1uii1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .... -.T-1.1mm1riu1iiu--mi1mi1im1mi1uu1iui1 4. - .. - ... -im.....i-....-..,,..,..,-,,......,,-..., ,P 1,u.:1mi-iw1uii1wi1uii1iin1un1nn1un1i -aiu-ii:i....mi1 1 1 1 1 .-.mi1 -..n1m.1 1 1 ..nil1nii-im...un1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 lUANlTA'S BEAUTY SALON OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Juanita Hintz, Manager 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 -nu1nn1nn1m Compliments of WTOL TOLEDO'S FRIENDLY STATION 1 1 1 1 1 1uu1nn1,,,,1n,,1.m1m, 1519 Eleanor Avenue Call LAwndaIe 0447 I 1 - - ---- --I-r ew- ---- ------------- I - '--- -wr I I I I L L DOUGLAS GRILL I I I Open 7 days a week I I fronw II a.nm to I a.n1 : Saturday from I I a.m. to 4 a.m. I I I ' I I I I Also Chinese Food l I To Take Out I I 1 I ' I 1 T LAwndaIe 9073 LAwndaIe 0138 4129 Monroe Street Corner of Douglas I I I .. -....-..,i. 'i'l...,...-, - - .. - ... .. .. - - - .. .. ....,... -...,-...-...-....-H..-l,.-.......,.................-.l..-,-,...-,...- - - - - - -....-.. TOLEDO GARDENERS Co-operative Association FRESH 30 North Huron E. J. Kell, Manager FRUIT AND VEGETABLES TOLEDO, OHIO ADams 5241 121 ,11m1.,,.1,,,,1,,,,1m.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.m1 u 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,1 1 1.I-.IIII1Im1m.1,,,,1.m..-un1,,,1 1yn1.m1l,-lm..uu1 1 1 1 1 1 L Y N N ' S Open 7:00 A.M. To 9:00 P.M. LAwndaIe 0291 4652 Lewis Ave. BREAKFAST -- LUNCH - DINNER DELICIOUS SUNDAY DINNERS SERVED ' IN AN ATMOSPHERE OF REFINEMENT BRING THE FAMILY-SPECIAL RATES FOR CHILDREN PRIVATE ROOMS FOR BANQUETS, PARTIES, AND WEDDINGS -un-nn--nn1un-mI1nn.....mI..I..mI--un-nn1nu1Im-+vu1uin--uni-uu1nln1Im--nu-un-nlI-un...uu-nu-un--nu...un1uu1m- 1111111111111111111114...-III-I-wI1.,.I..11111 TANA MARIE SHOES DISTINCTIVE AND DARING 5TY1.l5T5 4310 Monroe Street Kingswood 3131 A. RENSCH 6' COMPANY Wholesale Retail Est. 1882 Importers and Distributors of Fine Food Products Cheese-Fine Wine--Spaghetti Products--Olive Oil French, Italian, German and Scandinavian Food Ship Anywhere Packers of Gift Boxes 607 Monroe Street MAin 4931 COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE I FIRE 1 AUTO 1 CASUALTY -1 PLATE GLASS 0 RICHARD L. LEHMAN COMPANY 712 Spitzer Building ADams 6219 vb .1 - .... ......... -...-In-1,....I.. ... ... ,.....,....W-.I,.-.,I,..........,,.... - .... .. .. .- - 1 ... ... ... .. .. 4. Q- -.ii-..--...--.......---- ----- ----- ----- -- Q, SNOWITE HAND LAUNDRY 913 Madison Ave. FUlton 2302 All Types Laundry Work SPANGLER CANDIES 313 Monroe Street ROY C. START DRUG CO. 1009 Sylvania Ave. 1659 Sylvania Ave. STEBBINS 8. BIBLE GULF STATION Berdan and Martha Streets Phone LAwndaIe 0278 IPill!!-IIII-lII1Il'1IIIIl1IllIl-Il IIITIIIII1Illlllll-Dllll-llllI-1IIIIl-llllFCIl1IIll'lIlIl1'IIIll'-lllll-llllll-IIII ST. URSULA ACADEMY 2413 Collingwood Blvd. SUDER THE FLORIST 3003 Cherry Street Toledo 10, Ohio SUPERIOR PAINT COMPANY 508 Monroe Street TEXTILEATHER CORP. 607 Madison Avenue --lIlr--illl-- --iu-- 1 - -in1--liii1-l4ll-Iill--llll--Iill--illI--llii--illI--1ill--Illl--Illl--Illi---lm--lill--illl-1lr-llllu-llIi-lIIi--lIIlv-llli--liii-- I--I WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN FOOD SERVICE CALL OUR CATERING DEPARTMENT MAin 4223 guclcbefs Lunch System, Inc. TOLEDO PICNICS - PARTY - BANQUET - WEDDING ANY OTHER TYPE OF FOOD SERVICE We Have Complete Equipment if Desired 4- - - - .. - -.,..-i..........- -..,i-....-..,,.........,i...i........-,,..-.,..-.... vi 1iiii1iiii1ml1,,,,14iii-.-iii..-,,,,... 1 1 1 1 1 n-llll-1liIln-lIIIn-lllln-llllv-lull-illlv-llll--illl-Ill -ull--Ill -- .-1...-11...11111...1111..11........,..-,..m....w,-.n.-........1 Telephone: FUIton 2481 ROBERT E. KAYSER CO. im im El III GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS 429-13th Street Toledo 2, Ohio 1 .. .. ...... .- .-. .- 1un..un- -- 1n--nu- -- --un1nn-- .- .....m... ..nn-nu- ... .- -nu--nn- -- 1 i. 1 1 -. - -nl---uu-ul1rln1ulr1lII-lll1-lln-un-un-- 1ln-ur-lm-ml1-lm1v-ull-ulllv-lm.-ull--Iu--un-un-lr PHILCO Phone WA. 5686 RAGER'S TELEVISION - REFRIGERATORS - FREEZERS - RANGES ELECTRIC AND GAS AIR CONDITIONERS t 417 Superior Street Rossford, Ohio ..-1...,...........,.m..n..1.-...ml..m....,..,..,....,............-...-...-.........-......................-..,,... 4. -...,-.,,,..I....,........I-...,......-.,..-. 1 1 .. .. .. - 1 -11 1 1 1 1 -.. .. 1 1 1 1 1 1. 4, IN ROSSFORD IT'S . . . MYERS REXALL PHARMACY WHERE SPENDING IS SAVING DRUGS - CIGARS - SUNDRIES - PRESCRIPTIONS TOILETRIES - FOUNTAIN SERVICE Phone WAIbridge 3003 I1 1 1 1 1 -In-un-I-un1nn-un-In1In-nu-nn.1Im.1uu1InI1mI111,11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 1,,,,1.,,,,1un1,,,,1m.1lm1,,1,,,,1,4,,1 1,I,,..m,1 1 1 1 1 1 1- 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1, MARY MANSE COLLEGE The Dioceson College for Women WRITE THE DEAN 2443 Collingwood Blvd. ADams 9241 I,1,,,,1nn..uu1,,,,1Im1nn1.3-,1....1mI1m.1..1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1,W1mI1,,,,1nn1nn1nu1,,,,1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1II1m,1,,.,1,M1Il.,1.un1.mI1,,,,1m.1 1 1 1- 1 1 1 1 1 1 13 PARISIAN MIRACLEANERS SAFE COLD STORAGE GArfieId 6781 GArfieId 4989 a1nn-null--null.-.Ilan--III:--:Inu--ml-.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 15.111 1mI1mI1m1nm1nnn-unu1nu-- JOHN A. REGER CHURCH SUPPLIES RELIGIOUS ARTICLES 615 Cherry Street 712 Madison Av-enue LIZBETH IEANNE SHOPPE 4312 Monroe Street WOMEN'S APPAREL 1 1 1 1ml1W,1,,,,1,,,,1uu1,m.. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l l L l l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1....1m.1,.,!. psf..-lull-4.1.1 1 1 1 1 -- 1 1 - - 1 1111- l 1 f Compliments of z i LI T e Normandy House i COMP MEN S L , 1577 Sylvania l - QF ' l . To The 1 james I. Collms, M.D CLASS OF 1954 ' l Q - - .. - - - - - - - - -,-,-,E. .f,-,-,- - - - - - - - - - - -L 1 1 1 1 1 1 1..,,.1m.1ml LU 1,,,l1,,,,1,,,,1....1.,.,1,,,,...,,,,1.ms1.ml1. 1,,.....M...,.,,..,..m....,,,,.. 1 ... ... 1 1 ...,,,,... CKEY SAW MILL All Kinds of Hardwood, Lumber, and Timber Kingswood 6114 John F. Glribbin, Owner Residence: 6034 Lewis Avenue Toledo, Ohio :Se .1ml1.1111ml1ml-um--.m-ml- - 'I 1,11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.m1m.1,,,,...m,1nu1m1H.. un... Toledo Plastics Co. INIECTION MOLDING 397 Phillips Avenue TOLEDO, OHIO TIVOLI RESTAURANT 4535 Monroe Street TOLEDO OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 2l4 Summit Street Phone MAin ZI38 TOPSY'S FISH N CHIPS l353 Sylvania Avenue I207 Reynolds Road VON EWEGEN 8. PRESTON Starr and East Broadway Toledo, Ohio WAIDELICH-YARNELL DRUG CO. 2497 Collingwood Avenue Toledo IO, Ohio MARY A. WARNING FLOWERS IZI7 Broadway GEO. E. WILD AND CO. I352 Dorr St. GArfieId 967l WERSELL'S BIKE SHOP Bicycle Accessories and Repairs 'I936 West Central Ave. KLondike 7412 Serve Fresh Fish Tonight Stop at Our Retail Counter- Right on the Waterfront Our Boats Unload FRESH FISH DAILY Right at Our Docks M. HOSKO FISHERY 722 Water Street if' 11111 1-11---11-1- --111111111-mia Would You Like To Sell Your Horne? We Have Buyers for All Locations, Especially Wernerts Corners and Trilby Areas. If you have been thinking of selling please call RAY HARSH REALTY KLondike 1179 Formerly ROY E. HAMRICK REALTY or stop in the office 2730 Tremainsville Road lv --1111 ----111-11-11 111111111--11.1, :fan-111.-im-1111-un11111-iiii-in1--1111--nn-im1111111111-HH1 When Only the Best Will Dol Send Your Garments and Household Fabrics to Gtllealxef Toledo's Exclusive Sanitone Cleaners DRIVE-INS Open to 8:30 P.M. Fridays 6:00 P.M. Saturdays SUDDEN SERVICE Garments In by 10 Out by 5 Mon thru Fri APPROVED 3835 Haverhill Drive near Berdan 4554 Monroe St. near Secor Rd 2639 West Bancroft near Westwood 4.1.-.........i-...i...ii-........,.....,...-..i......-.i..-..i-..,.-i...- 4. .j...--....-- Compliments of BASHAW 6 REMELE Distributors of Volta Batteries Fiber Glass Insulated Wholesale - Retail 1921 Clinton Street JORDAN 8511 -..1.- -.il-.,..-..,,.......-....-i...-..,.-.,,.-i.,.-.,- .-....,-..,.-...is .y.,-....- - - - - - .. -. - - .. - - 4. 128 1 1 - -nn--nu-nn-nuinn--nn:-IIII1un1aminn-nu1am1mv-mv-Im1.am.-nn'-vm-um-: -im-uu1un1nu-un- -- - HAGE INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION Main Office: Factory! 4010 Lewis Avenue Gilead Street Toledo 12, Ohio Whitehouse, Ohio LAwndaIe 1156 Phone 5-5356 ALBERT HAGE President 111111.--I111111.m11nn1un1u1111111111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1u1nm1nu1nu1nu1nn1nn1 1.nu1.un...nn...nn-nn-nm--un--I.. 1 1 1 1 1- -- ...- GRAND MOTORS YOUR CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH DEALER RELIABLE OVER ONE-THIRD OF A CENTURY SALES - SERVICE - PARTS Monroe at Lawrence MAin 6227 1 1 1 1 1m1im1 -1 1 1 1nn....nu1nn1nn1mI1nu111:11,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ..n....un1.m,...un1mn1y1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 RED WELLS FAMOUS ROAST BEEF SANDWICH SHOPS 2817 Monroe Street 225 Superior Street HOME MADE PIES, SOUPS, AND SALADS 1 1 1 1,,1.m...mI..mI-1nI1I.1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,1 TO THE SENIORS . . . COMPLIMENTS OF MR. AND MRS. LOUIS I. BERETICH 1 1 1 1 ..m1,,,-.ni.,..nn1mi- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1.1.11ml1.m...m.....lm.- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.m1.m1 1 1 1 1rIIr1iiii1rm1.rr.1,,,,1.,..1IIu1,,,,1,,, .1W1mr1Iin1,,,4.-uu1im1,,,,1..,41.,,,1...n,i1-m,1,,,,1 1 1 1 1 MAY-KOEPFER HARDWARE CO. COMPLETE HARDWARE, PAINT, PLUMBING AND HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES FAirfax 9282 .I1im1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1I,1.m 1Im1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.I1iiiI1. SHANK-COBLEY, Inc. Q DeSoto Plymouth NEW AND USED CARS Q 1017 Madison Ave. ADams 6101 +- ---I - I.-I - I--I - --II - --II - III- - -I-- - III- - --II - --I- - --II - --II - --II - I-1- - --I- ---+ 1341 Dorr Street 1iiuI1mI1.m..I.,..... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -im--Iin-miim-Iiuiun--rin.-im1iiIi1nn1nu- CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '54 FROM THE CHICAGO BOYS! 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