Saint Ursula Academy - Scroll Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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S A Council, lumnae Combined in Fun, Work .. New faces, new policies, new problems confront parents and teachers at the beginning of a new school year. To face these problems squarely and work toward solutions mean effort by both. This united effort is productive if well planned. Three times yearly the group convenes and adopts policies and sets standards. A new venture this year by the St. Ursula Academy Council was the sponsoring of monthly record hops. The proceeds were used to pur- chase drapes to darken the auditorium for the show- ing of movies and other performances. The Council also sponsors a graduation dance for each class on the night of commencement at a hotel ballroom. St. Ursula Academy Council president, Dr. James Hannon, seated, found it necessary for reasons of ill-health to resign. Vice president Harold Neumann, then assumed the office. Ferd Neuhausel become vice president, Mrs. John Smythe, secretary: and linsetl Mrs. Edward McKeown, treasurer, for the current term. 12 .6-.il - ..c' '. l 1 L'-sfifffv--l gffji e f A- Se.g:E.f1,3.Q 3 - , .V ..,.,i rl .iv 1-. ,.. ' - . HM. I The lunch, as well as the meeting, was well attended, and apparently greatly enjoyed. Mrs. John Smythe served the punch at the first meeting of the year. xt ey, I-1 is

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,I T Miss Valerie Sobecki, A.B., Mary Manse College, l United States history, world historyg Tradettes X me . 4 V ly, X! rw ff t j if' X We -f '1if,'f1.si V Sister Thomas More, A.B., Mary Manse College, English, religiong penalty hall V. Miss Darla Vick, A.B., Hillsdale Collegeg typing, ,.,Y 'ET' Kas: QP tl A ..,, 'fi l ' J , li x , T l Mr. Howard Kutz, engineer, and Mr. john Konwinski very ably supervise the maintenance . Sister M. Victoria, A.B., Teachers Collegeg re- f Iigion, bookroomg Chess Club bookkeeping Sister M. Timothy, A.B., Mary Manse College, religion, mathematicsj merit points Sister Mary Vincent, M.S., University of Notre A Dame, Graduate Study: Catholic University of , Americag religion, mathematics, Young Christian V Students, Future Teachers of America, Alumnae l WJ X Mrs. Mabel Higgins oversees the attendance, assisting Sister Miriam, principal, issuing white, pink, or blue slips, as the case may be to the girls. Mrs. Lucy Haupricht, right, assisted by Mrs. Marion Abel, Mrs. Maude Espen, and Mrs. Ethlyn Taylor, provide the students with delicious noon lunches in the cafeteria. will :ral ills?-ffl l'l

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Sister Mary Gertrude is absorbed in the business of interviewing parents who wish to discuss their daughters' class work. These conferences often Parents and teachers assembled show approval of some proposal by Produce m'zl 9 fesullsl the officers of the Council. Membership included all parents. With all the campaigning for election and all the electioneering, who , x-M , 'TN a ,Qf ,Y-. w .-- dd , Mrs. James Brooks and Christine Greene, members of the St. Ursula Academy Alumnae, enjoy a game of bridge at the fall tea, one of the many activities on the annual Alumnae calendar. would make a better president than a girI's own dad? That's what some St. Ursula girls thought! fx. ' - ' . ' sr Q r v v t j , - ' 113