Alvernia High School - Alvernian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Pxiizw al THE ALVIESRNIAN DOLORES FLEISCHHAUER DOROTHY REDMOND EILEEN KELLER HELEN FRANK Edilorrin-rhivf Buxiness Manager Assoriuie Editor Asrofiulr Ecliior Staff of 'Ghe 1935 Pdvernian I, MARGARET BAPST ELAINE DITTON Class Erfilor Litrmry Editor ROBERTA MAI,LOY JEANNE LEFEBVRE EILEEN MCELI.IGOTT HELEN BARTELMIE Snapshot Edilor Asxixfanl Snupshoi Editor Sports Ezliior Axxixluni Spurls Erlilor A3 3f552E?7XiwA9s1 ARE. WASAINQEBRQETIBfiliilvffiiilixm- Akdiiiih inns RAY. rr ' a.a..L4,MM..:,.f....,.,.... ..., L. .,..,. .-div ., ,..:.w,Aaw....-Ju.-... . . . .- , A , -, L- . f . --.. - Q , .. , -.,... 1...-L ,. 4 V - ff l

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PAGE 86 THE ALVERNIAN Slamling flefl I0 rigblj -Mary Alice Schowalter, Dorothy Grossmann. Seufed flcfl lo rigbll -Marie Rezanka, Dorothy Redmond, Carol McCollum. Che 1935 Alvernian N THE pages of the 1935 Alvernian the staff has attempted to create a replica of one year's life at Alvernia. It is a brief history of the many activities of Alvernia-activities that will often prick our memories in future years and tempt us to spend an hour or two in thumbing over again the colorful incidents of high-school life. It is a permanent portraiture of Alvernia and her surroundings that will thus pictorially remain always as we have enjoyed themg a true and typical representation of all the phases of Alvernia that we hope will bring praise to our school, our city, and our state. Since, in her supernatural character, Alvernia is best known and most truly understood by those favored ones who call her by the tender name of Alma Mater, the 1935 Alvernian has been dedicated to the Alumnae, who are, in their womanhood, living memorials to her piety, her sincerity, and her intelligence. Following the trend of former Alvernians we have pictured the school year from the angle of student life. One of the first sections of the book has been set aside for student life--that part of high school that is most dear to the memories of every graduate-in the hope that the sight of the pictures and the reading of the description accompanying them may recall pleasant memories made vague and indistinct by time. EXPECTATIONSH CAME ON FEBRUARY 28 AND HTAFFY APPLES THE DAY FOLLOWING.