Institute of Notre Dame - Clarissian Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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ELIZABETH JEAN SULLIVAN MARJORIE ANN SWINSKIE BETTY SOKEL Beneath her serious demeanor, in the inmost recesses of Betty'5 heart flickers little beams of happiness. A quiet, composed individual, she has an undisturbed serenity and sincerity. Her presence among us has always been as a cool refreshing day in Spring, Glee Club 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Sodality I, 2, 3, 4. REGINA DOROTHEA SMRCINA Regina's appreciation of literature well upholds her ambition to write. Definitely different, her personality bub- bles at times, then spontaneously changes into one of charm and poise. Independence of thought is her chief charac- teristic. Library Club 2, 3, Secretary 3, Stamp Chairman 4, Journalism 2, Bowling I, 2. ELIZABETH JEAN SULLIVAN Would you like the complete digest of any book that comes along? Just ask Jeanne. Her ability to literally devour books is the cause of her effective ideas. Jeanne's flaming hair reflects the morning sunbeams. Class Basketball I, Windows I, J. V. Bowling I, Legion Representative I, 2. MARJORIE ANN SWINSKIE We can't decide whether Margie's big-heartedness is more of an asset or a liability. Reliability is her outstand- ing trait. As an all around athlete, she especially enjoys swimming and bowling, but her interests are extended to any and all Institute activities. glags Biasketball I, 2, 3, Stamp Committee 2, Varsity Bowling MARY CATHERINE TAYLOR Armed with patience and unmatched tolerance, Cass's animated loyalty will never be forgotten. An impressive leader in any activity, her unexcelled ability in organiza- tion is an inspiration to her classmates. League Promoter I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Badminton 3, 4, Inter-Racial Study Club 4. cLAss or I946 41 MARY CATHERINE TAYLOR REGINA DOROTHEA SMRCINA BETTY SOKEL

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KATHERINE CECILIA SMITH MARGARET MARY SMITH S E N I O R S cLoRiA GERTRUDE SHANAI-IAN Gloria is happiest when typing period comes around. She enters into her school duties with zest and enjoys the after school hours in conversation, dancing and playing records. Her popularity is secured by her happy and care- free manner. League Promoter I, 2, 3, Windows 2, Glee Club 3, 4, Litera- ture Committee 4. HELEN CHRISTINE SHINGLETON Helen's ability to sing and accompany herself on the piano affords her many happy hours. Mentally alert, she is an able student. Horseback riding delights her, and her expertness at driving makes her car a popular source of transportation for her friends. Glee Club 3, 4, Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Crusade I, 2, 3, 4. CATHERINE ELIZABETH SLAYSMAN Here is one Senior who honestly believes that girls should he seen and not heard. Kitty is noted for her well- modulated voice and gentleness of manner. Artistic in nature, she draws with rare ability. A ready blush is al- ways at her command. Glee Club 3, Library Club 4, Literature Committee I. KATHERINE CECILIA SMITH A serious countenance belies Kass's merry heart. A cute pert nose, businesslike manner, and fine sensitive nature all belong to Kass. She would be at a complete loss without Margy-and Crosby records hold her spellbound. League Promoter I, 2, 3, 4, Eucharistic Chairman 4, Windows Business Manager 4, Our Lady's Committee 4. MARGARET MARY SMITH Margie's a regular mirthquake whether it's in a basket- ball game or any school activity. The perpetual look of wonder in her little girI eyes belies her keen business sense. lmbued with a deep spirit of appreciation, she has a special affection for everything that signifies l.N.D. Journalism 3, 4, Clarissian Business Manager 4, League Pro- moter I, 2, 3, 4, Class Team 4. GLORIA GERTRUDE SHANAHAN HELEN CHRISTINE SHINGLETON CATHERINE ELIZABETH SLAYSMAN 40

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MARGARET ANNE VAN DANIKER MARY ELAINE VOELKER DORIS ELIZABETH WAHL ALICE BARBARA WALKER FLORUS MIRIAM WALKER MARGARET ANNE VAN DANIKER Although at times serious and deep, Peggy Ann has a surprising gaiety and light-heartedness like dancing sun- beams, She delights in riding her bicycle on cool, crisp days. Her congeniality and willingness to be of service have merited her due praise. League Promoter I, 2, 3, 4, Crusade Promoter 2, Glee Club 3, 4, Swimming 4, Roller-Skating 4. MARY ELAINE VOELKER A low, cultured voice, well-groomed and stately in ap- pearance, and with a sociable manner, all are a part of Elaine. An original thinker, she has acquired skill in de- bating. Her ability in art holds promise for the future. A. A. 4, Christmas Play 4, Library Club 2, 3, Windows I, 2, Quill and Scroll 2. DORIS ELIZABETH WAHL Light and gay, at work or play is Doris. A constant giggler, she is contented with lite at all times. An Institute daughter for twelve years, she is completely devoted to her school. Thoughtfulness of others and torgettulness of self are her own particular traits. Student Council 4, Windows 2, 3, Glee Club 3, Study Club 2, 3, Stamp Committee I, 3. ALICE BARBARA WALKER Our latest addition to the class with her refreshing per- sonality and boundless fund of energy is Barbara. Out- standing blue eyes express her every thought. A light- hearted disposition, dramatic ability, and a decided literary tendency compose Barbara, who has in a year become one of us. Senior Play 4, Student Council 4, Clarissian 4. FLORUS MIRIAM WALKER C-racefulness and a bonny disposition are the secrets of Florus' magic charm. With a refreshing sweetness, she is as flower-like as her name. A keen sense of humor and constant good spirits give her enviable distinction. Clarissian 4, Sodality Representative 4, Mercy Committee I. SENIORS 42