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

 - Class of 1948

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R Instztute of Notre Dame 8'ha iid 98 ' J' 22,9 5 M if-. rp mf Y . .Eff 4 eiffffa 5' ff'13t' 1 Y .. ft, xg The Setting of Our Story 21' v iwffl ,fa Ma, ' , Y , t WC L li -f J .9 Q x if J 'X f I ' I K' f Q H' Q4 tr is A 1 x .VA A-V, 'f fd I.. Read Our Story 111 'S 'lf f ..,- yin,-xxx: mx' 4 INIARY JO CVRRAN Ifflit U 1' III-zczlxx TIISIIICIS lluxirlvss fllrlnrzyvr Mun' CASSIIJY 1'lmtugwzphgf Ifflffur Mun' f'lillSBY Jwxlllz IC1,m' Inlynflf Jlzxlzwrl by fhv Swzior C111 lfzsfifufr' of Nolrv llrzmv, Ilfzlfzhzoraj, .Tlarylmzrl 2cm,ecu.o-fad Sfories fhaf we find mosf likely fo be fhose in which we ourselves have played a parf. Here af l. N. D. for fhe pasf year, we have been living a sfory, a chapfer in fhe narrafive fhaf each of us calls life. The inci- denfs we shall here relafe will recall for us momenfs of sfruggle and achieve- menf, days of work, hours of sfudy, periods of quief recollechon and prayer They have all gone fo make up fhaf glorious and never fo be forgoffen hme In our lives called high school days ln fhese pages of fhe Clarrssran we have fried fo fell fhe sfory ofl N D during 1947 48 The sef hng IS our school we are fhe characfers fhaf live fhrough fhe narrahve and fhe classes and achvlhes make up fhe plof gf..-A .,.1- V ------- 1 - - ARCHBISHOP FRANCIS P. KEOYGH We pause to record an event of great historic and ecclesiastic im- portance. On February 24, Most Reverend Francis P. Keough u'as solemnly installed in the Cathedral as the eleventh archbishop of Balti- more. Our neu' spiritual shepherd was freeeived with great rejoicing and warmth of affection by the Catholics of Baltimore. The students of the Institute of Notre Dame have pledged to Arch- bishop Keough their prayers and loyal support. Baltimore Its New l Scene in the Baltimore Cathedral durlng the Installation Mass. elcomes rchbislzop '-s Rx Apostolic Delegate, Archbishop Amloto Giovanni Ficognani and Archbishop Francis l'. K1-ough at the A installation ceremony. Archbishop Keough gives his first blessing as Head Apostolic Delegate officially installs Archbishop of the See of Baltimore. Keough. Mary Jo Curran, 1948 Clarrisian editor, representing the Senior Class, presents the yearbook to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Curran. Qedicafian A 2 sk ,S ,,M.,5iqQM .uf wif Wi' A N21 , ar X 2 2254 7? is if 3 1 '- X f 'A - Qi . x .5 Y , QL? 'f'r6'Tx QW- P 'N 3 , P s X Q- my iw' We are able to publish this book of memories of happy days af school. only because our parents ha re made if possible. By their love and interest, their self-sacrifice and encouragement, they have shared in our life ai I.N.D. and lififell fhe slory zvifh us. In loiiing graiilzule, lhen, we !lf'!l1'!'fllf' TO OUR DEAR PARENTS THE CLARISSIAN for 1948 Th Setting from the south- west. Our story takes place in one of the great cities of the nation, an industrial and niaritinie center called Baltimore. In one of the residential sections of this metropolis is situated the Institute of Notre Dame, a school attended by more than fire hundred girls. Here in the year 1947-19,18 the eharaeters studied, zeorkecl and played away their high sehool rla ys. LOCKER ROOM-chief source of social life at 8:45. Pat Ayd, Carolyn Vogel and Doris Starkey put away lunches and coats before starting school. SCHOOL HALLS-those wide passage- ways that lead to class rooms, labs and library. Rose Marie Meadow-Croft, Mar- garet Lang, Joan Caughy, Dolores Rider, Mary Theresa Buffington, Doris Kimball and Mary Crosby rush through corridors to make classes on time. ENTRANCE--the first and last thing we see at the Institute. Here at the front door Rose Marie Wist, Pat McCourt, Mary Eve- lyn Gunning, Peggy Toner and Ann McAtee vsait for their friends to join them before going to classes. 253333 iii? zfff 1. ' , :UPS - H . -4 ' 5 we? S ' Q lil tv xx ffl. . ' -,th . X' - : ' xv, 8 n 'fafilf ' iv ' QV . Q A , 1 3 pw' sx A K 4 fa ' J x x 1- .f ,i , f, Q N 5. u tx 2 ':' '-Q 5 . W 4 , sf WX ' , G J. N 1 X ' 'tel ' Q ' -f i Q 2 'M ' Y ite, , 5 ' 1 KK .GK is Qi 2 it W? x Q1 V' pi' 4 A ' ff Q W .f ' ali? ,f , V Q ' , Q-'www wif, -V Q 4 is 3, am! -0 I vi -Tiff 55' I F I f ' 1, wg! ,, .x . , ' Q ,ga t A 'M 1 5 Aw ' A Q R Y gl 1 We , 1bV53?.M,,N,mzwWi . W A X 1 ,dhw , IQ. A f ,wavy A , -'m,,,,. as f f f ' ' '7..f:.f 4' -. M 1 1, If . ,. Il? f XJVY 4 , , i K A M J ,Y isp, .ni .mis , an 1, if ,Qi Q45 LIBRARY- frequented by the lit- erary minded and those who must write hook reports. Book lovers Ann Klein, Bibbs Crosby, Betty Simmons and Rose Rogers examine the shelves for good read- ing material. AUDITORIUM- for meetings, musi- cals, plays and page- ants. Frosh drama- tists enact a courtesy skit while the student body watches atten- tively. l'HAl'EI.- center of spiritual life at l.X.D. A group of students take time out from their studies for a few minutes of quiet prayer. Doing additional as- signments requires in- formation to be found only in a library. That's just what Mary L00 Vaeth is doing as she is handed her hook by Sister Alvin, the librarian. GYNINASIUNI-w'here our school develops its physical well-being and our athletes 'win trophies. A junior class re- ceives instructions in the art of marching as they learn that practice makes perfect. Various Activities YARD-SCHOOL GAR- DEN. During the warm fall and spring days, students re- lax heneath the trees as they lake their noon refreshments. IJUNCHROOM-this one happens to be known as the green room. The gayest and noisiest period of the day, as enjoyed by a group of hungry sophomores. 18 Filled in the Day SLATE STAIRS- in the absence of escalators and ele- vators, students are forced to use this more common form of transportation. The happy smiling faces of Mary .lane Barry and Bihhs Crosby in- dicate that they are on their way down the steps to leave school. OUTSIDE VIEW OF ENTRANCE- iron grill- work adorns the students' en- trance to the Institute. Pat Peach, Peggy Toner, Mary Evelyn Gunning, Ann Malloy, Pat McCourt, Ann Mc.-Xtee, Jane Vavrina and Rose Marie Wist make their daily depart- ure a few minutes after the dismissal bell. 19 SEWING ROOM- here un- derclassmen learn to sew a fine seam worthy of zz fashion show. A group of sophomores try to Hnish their last stitches before the three o'clock bell rings. ix-F m,.,,??C W 11 :T VATHEKXNE OF 5 X ' Q Th Characters Typical of those who took part in the story arc Sister Aloysia and a group of sophomores, Nadine Kaler, Mary Catherine Reynolds, Janet Renehan, Helen Resmm and Fail Rubs who are as mg question about t elr l'ng,,h h awlgnmeut TLT Ozwr firv lzundrvd f'Illll'Ilf'fl'l'S in a story may soon: fo bv fl Iof of pvoplv, 11111 that is jus! hon' many Il'l' ham' in fha falcf 'ICI' lll'l' falling 1'hl'I'l' arf' fhosf' who l1,l'I1ll'!1 form fhv c-hara1'fors, our tmrfhors, as rzvvll .-r fha' 1H'1'Ill'1.1Il1' r'lu1rar'tf'rs, tho svniors, and flu' minor f'l1r1rfu'fr'rs who ara' 0fhl'l'Il'fSl' li7l0Il'II Us 1lH!l1'I'l'IllSSlHUH. Hwrz' is fl In'ir'f 1'l.l'1I' of mos of lllvnz, major and minor. Georgia Lee Frazier struggles to solve one of Sister Patricia Nlarie's algebra problems as Sister looks Un. V14 .4-In ,pw Looking over biology materials in the supply room, Sister Marie Car- mel shows one of the specimens to Mary Gorman and Eleanore Zeller. Mary Theresa Huffington performs n ditTicult passage for her music teacher, Sister M. Benetia. 22 '15 Sister Alvin shows Alice llorn and Susan Norton how to use the card catalogue in the library. Sister Peregrine inspires her art students to draw and design sketches noted for their color, form and line. Teachers Helped To Mold the Characters Regina Gessler, Anna Hoesch, Jean Schruefer and Geraldine Dvorak learn how to manipu- late the calculating ma- chine from the instruc- tions given by their teacher, Sister Nl. Evina. 'E- Qacwifg, Rn Josl-vu Rl-ITIR, C S S IT Clzuplrzm SISTER M xm M Xl Ruin Prlnczpnl SIQTTR M un VIT XI IQ Tleuslnn SIQTTR Mxm AIUHSIX nrflzsll Spuzlz Lzlnmzun SIsTrR Mun ANTHINT HlNf!lIIl Iutm SIQTFR Mun Br NPIJI- TTA French .Spunzsh SIQTTR Mun RlANITIx xlib!! F 7111 SIQTTR Mum Cumu Che nzzshy Hmlmfu Swruz Mun Cuzunr x CUIIIIIIQIIUII Sulzputs SIQTTR Mxm CXTIIPRINI- 'Uuslr SIQTPR Mun CUNSIIIU I' nqlzslz, Hzwtfnzy I' zqlzslz Iutm SIQTPR Mxm I H nom lull I rolzlvms of lie 11106111011 SISTER M un ELIZ XBFTII 5611 11111 SIQTF ra M mx E1 IUGI x 501411111 Sxster Benadetta and Elyse Gervais an engrossed m deep conver'-.a hon purely French I ' -: I ' , : .A 1 . . 1, ' h 'V r . . . H: .' 3,2 , z.: 'J .- -xv A '.'- SISTHR MARY ALVIN SISTER MARY E1,r:.xN4m ' ' fl- .' , A ' .v 4 4 . ' v 1 . W V V w w 1 , , , , ' 1 A ...I ' A, V. ' 4 After Speech cIaSS, Peggy Lyston, Ixathleen Hoffman and Gerny Rlltk0WSkl brush up on Some fine polnts wIth NIISS Kathleen Engers SISTER M ARY EUTII ALIA Art SISTER MARY EVINA Commercial Subjects SISTER MARY FI-'IIIIAN latin, History SISTIR FRANQIS RFGIS Hzatory SISTER MARY GERMAINI Chemistry, Algebra SISTER MARX' GoNz.ALvIA M usic SISTER GRACE MARIE History, Spanivh SISTER MARY IRMENGARD English German SISTER MARY JOSFLLA Mzlsic SISTFR MARY IUIIISI lllzlsie MISS GLORIA TR.-XGESER Physical Education 25 SISTER M ARY LUCRI-'TI A Sewing SISTER PATRICIA MARIE Biology, Geometry SISTI-R M ART PI RI-K RINI Art SISTFR MARX PIIILUN A Cafeteria SISTFR MARY SAEINA Art SISTER MARY SARAII History Fnglish SISTER STEPHEN MARIE' Latin, English SISTER MARY ZITA Commercial .Subjects SISTER MADI LINI' Music MISS KATIILEEN ENc.I:RS Speech Major haracters 1 9 4 3 A on -Xll charmxng loyal frlendlx er le ide rshlp has been an lnsplratlon to our elass Nllllllllj, great was ever 3Chl6XQd ulthout enthusiasm C S M C Presxdent Jax Nee Baskttball 4 bemor Class President Esther Hennegan Shlyl EMBER brought back to school e1g.,hteen senlors who had started as first graders of IN D twelve wears ago Here they vlslt their first teacher Nlster Iella ln thelr first classroom Ifnrst row Pat Fogarty Pat Nialan Pat Nlclourt Jane lavrma Second row Xnne Ixleln Nlargaret Lang Dolores Hall Peggy Lyston Thlrd row 'Harp Jane Barry lxathleen Hoffman Dolores Rider Rose llarle Haefner Fourth row Ann Delea Claire Nichernan Rose Nlary lxalus Jean Schreufer Joan Yogel l at 1-:s'1'm:1c HIQLEN HENNEGAN. . MES . . . This 54 ', , . , . I ' ' J L' , I O t . ' -, : . ' i . H :. y , ' A ' ' , fx JB Q luleanore Zeller Peggy Lyston Dorothy Lnrz Anne Molloy - Win,- ,uv-fe' Genevieve Bahnline liathleen Nlalstrom Cynthia Shegon Anna Zimmerman beefzfemaet Hagan the QLMC Cihaptet ag the ftoay. ELEANORE MARGARET ZELLER. . . White Orchids . . .amicable, loyal, serene. . .bright eyes to match personality. . .t'Paradise is open to all kind hearts . . .Jay-Vee Basketball 4. . . Student Advisory Board President 4. . .Vice- President 4A. DOROTHY JEAN LURZ. . . Lurzy . . . Grip of Honor . . serene, diligent, kind. . .delights in good music. . . The music in my heart I bore, long after it was heard no more . . .Basketball 1, 3. . .Crusade Treasurer 4. . .Secretary Treasurer 4A. MARGARET PATRICIA LYSTON. . . Peg . . . Beyond Sing the Woods . . delightful, kind, Winsome. . .personality that is hard to beat. . . She has two aids to sure success, her winning ways and wirisornenessn. . .Crusade Treasurer 4. . . .l'arents' Day Play 4. . .Vice-President 4B. ANNE SHERMAN MALLOY. . .'tBeloved Vaga- bond . . .optimistic, independent, mischievous. . . how she loves Ocean City. . . For she is the spirit of friendliness . . .Athletic Association 3, 4. . . Secretary Treasurer 4B. CYNTHIA MAE SIIEGON. . .t'Cynth . . . The Seiitimentalistu. . .inIluential, enthusiastic, talka- tive. . .a friendly mannerism. . . The Venus rose from out the deep of those inspiring eyes . . . Glee Club, Il, 4. . .Legion of Decency 1, 2, 3, 4. . . Vice-President 4C. ANNA M. ZIMMERMAN. . . Ann . . . 'l'he Friendly Stranger . . agreeable, likeable, con- siderate. . .a tower of knowledge. . .HA woman seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident to- morrows . . .Athletic Association 3, 4. . .Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. . .Secretary Treasurer 4C. FRANCES GENEVIEVE BAHNLINE. . . Jen . . . Take a Letter Please . . cooperative, joyous, honor student. . .a capable leader. . . Serene will be your days and bright, and happy will your nature be . . .Glee Club 3, 4. . .Student Advisory Board Secretary 4. . .Vice-President 4D. KATHLEEN ANN MALSTROM. . . Kitty . . . Top of the Morning . . clever, loyal, winsome. . . Thy soft blue eyes, that look as if they had open'd first in heaven . . .Glee Club 3, 4. . .Sec- retary Treasurer 4D. . .Social Action Committee 3, 4. Patricia Arthur Patricia Ayd Ann Xumiller Dorothy Bangert Qwzing. 0.cl:o.5-M. We PATRICIA ARTHUR. . . Pat . . .UA Day Must Dawn . . .quaint, good natured, gentle. . .'tGood humor is the clear blue sky of her soul . . .Glee Club 4. . .Sodality Representative 2. . .Student Advisory Board 4. ANN MARGARET AUMILLER. . . Song of the Lark . . .kind, animated, talkative. . . O'er rough and smooth she trips along and never looks behind . . .Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. . .Clarissian Rep- resentative 4. . .Crusade Spiritual Treasurer 4. PATRICIA T. AYD. . . Pat . . . The Girl Ador- ing . . .tranquil, sincere, dainty. . . Thy brown eves have looks like birds, flying straightxvay to the light . . .Athletic Association 4. . .Library Club 1. . .Social Action 3. DOROTHY BANGERT. . . Dot . . . Candles in the Wind . . .serene, thoughtful, agreeable. . . Her eyes were true, her laugh was clear, she held her truth and honor dear . . .Athletic Asso- ciation 3, 4. . .Vocation Club 3. NANCY REGINA BATZER. . . Golden Treasury . . friendly, studious, sincere. . .thoughtful and sentimental. . . She walks in beauty like the night . . .Glee Club 3, 4. . .Jay-Vee Basketball 24. . . .League Promoter 1, 2, 3, 4. evils, V59 Nancy Batzer Mary Teresa Huffington Dorothy 1 allahan Mary Jane Barry Teresa Busch Rose Marie L szauqqeed ca mate the 12 MARY JANE BARRY. . . Mudgie . . .UA String of Sapphires . . .petite, sophisticated, cheerful. . . Everytime a woman smiles, it adds something to her fragment of life . . .Sodality Representa- tive 3. . .Sodality Treasurer 4. MARY TERESA BUFFINGTON. . . Tea . . . From Jest to Ernest . . artistic, imaginative, ambitious. . . Shalt show as how divine a thing a woman may be made . . .Crusade Representative 1, ZZ. . .Glee Club 3, 4. . .Swimming 1, 2. TERESA BUSCH. . . Terry . . . Time to be Young . . .radiant, charming, industrious. . . To catch the smile of her happy voice and the light of her pleasant eye . . .Athletic Association 4. . . Glee Club 3, 4. . .Student Council 2. DOROTHY CALLAHAN. . . Dottie . . .'tAn Irish Heart . . .eager, good-natured, gay. . . Charity and good nature give a sanction to the most com- mon actions . . .Athletic Association 3, 4. . .Glee Club 3, 4. . .Student Council 3. ROSE MARIE CAMPBELL. . . Sunny Wall . . . gay, alert, competent . . .poet laureate. . . Her air, her manners, all who saw admired . . .Glee Club 3, 4. . .Our Lady's Committee 4. . .Windows 4. Major Characters Q 6 MARY CATHERINE CASSIDY. . . Kitty . . . Why God Loves the Irish . . .coniposed, vigor- ous, pleasant. . .HA thing of beauty is a joy forever . . .Clarissian Photography Iiditor -1. . . Glee Club Il, 4. . . Science Club 4. JOAN I'II.IZAI3I'I'I'II CAUGIIY. . . Winding Ways . . attractive, calm, likeable. . .she makes infinite nierrinient and spontaneous joy. . . 'I'he znilrlf-st manner and the gentlt-st heart . . .tilt-0 Club 34, 4. . .Sodality lh-prvseiitzitixw -1. I.0RR.-XINIC CICHNY. . . Our Hearts Were Young: and Gay . . Jquizzical, timid, good naturetl. . . I was born for reioicingl, 11 suinnn-r child truly . . .Clarissian 4. . .Science Club 4. . .Stamp Vonn- A 4 .. -. l'A'l'RIt'lA ANN t'UNNUl.I.Y. . . I':1t . . . 'l'ln- Romzlntit' lie-lwl . . .tz1lkatix'e, 2lI'1J,'lllIlt'llIlYl', clivvr- ful. . .quick to take the otlit-nsive. . .HA light heart lives here . , .Flass liasketball 2. . .Orchestra 1, 2, Sl, 4. , .Student Council 2. Kitty Cassidy Lorraine Cerny .loan Caughy Patricia Fonnolly Qfziue a .'fZacaeM, QC TOBER inaugurated the Clarissian patron drive with its keen competi- tion among classes and students. Hard work pays off, claims Pat Arthur as she collects her prize money from Sister Maurelian. First in the contest, Pat had as her fellow runners-ups, Margaret Curran, Regina Smith, Doris Kilchenstein, Anna Hoesch and Mary Jo Curran. ROSALIE PAULINE CORSI. . . Rose . . . Gate- way . . .original, vivacious, adventurous. . . When you don't know what to do or where to turn- sm1le . . .Science Club 4. . .Student Advisory Board 4. . .Volley Ball Team 3, 4. MARY ELIZABETH CROSBY. . . Bibbs . . . The Hour of Spring . . .energetic, coquettish, inquisi- tive. . . Around her shone the nameless charms unmark'd by her alone . . .Clarissian 4. . .Social Action Representative 4. MARY JO CURRAN. . . Heroine of Service . . . composed, competent, lovable. . .'tGrace was in all her steps, heaven in her eyes, in every gesture, dignity and love . . .Clarissian Editor 4. . .Class Officer 2. . .Science Club Treasurer 4. ANNA MARIE DELCHER. . . Dell . . . Reach- ing for the Stars . . .unselfish, trustful, consider- ate. . . The smiles that win, the tints that glow, but tell of days of goodness spent . . .Clarissian 4 . . .Glee Club 3, 4. . .Science Club 4. ANNE CRANFORD DELEA. . . Andy . . . Un- der the Lilacs . . .calm, light-hearted, lively. . . Laughing cheerfulness throws sunlight on all paths of life . . .Athletic Association 4. . .Bowling 1. . .Science Club 4. ROSEMARY THERESA DILLI. . . Dill . . . Ad- ventures in Friendship . . .lively, spontaneous, willing. . .'tGood nature and good sense must ever join . . .Class Basketball 3. . .Glee Club 3, 4 . . .Co-Editor of Windows 4. ELIZABETH LUCILLE DONTELL. . . Betty . . . Flame and Shadow . . .quiet, bright., natural . . .even tempered and continuously jovial. . . Her mirth the world required, she bathed in smiles of glee . . .Student Council 1. GERALDINE MARIE DVORAK, . . Ge1'ry . . . The Makers of Happiness . . .sincere, lively, trustworthy. . . The envy of many, the glory of one . . .Athletic Association 3, 4. . .Crusade Rep- resentative 2. . .Vocation Club 3. MARY JACQUELYN ELLY. . . Jackie . . f'Thc Light of Stars . . .observant, efficient, amiable. . . And all that's best of dark and bright, meet in her aspect and her eyes . . .Clarissian Staff 4. . . Science Club Vice-President 4. MARGARET MARY FABISZAK. . . Fabby . . . The Heather Field . . .carefree, generous, quit-1 . . . While I'm there in the air with my head in the clouds . . .Athletic Association 3,4. . .Crusade Representative 2. . .Skating Club 2, Il. no-u.em5e'z.'4 Wad the Collection Koh. the Rosalie Corsi Mary .lo Curran Anne Delea Betty llonlell Jackie Fllw Mary Elizabeth Crosby Anna Marie Ilelcher Rosemary Dilli Geraldine Dvorak Margaret Fahiva gf 'ff' .L--n 4? 135' guy-r ag! N ,4- 4 gg 15 uf Zee 5 NOVEMBER with its chilly days emphasized the approach of winter and the needs of a starving Europe. The can-food drive resulted in the collec- tion of thousands of tins and packages which Peggy Foster, Gerry Rutkowski and Pat Shea helped pack in cartons for shipment across the seas. liATllLl'IliN l'1LlZABl:'ITH FENZEL. . , Kathy . . . An American Woman . . .unafTected, efficient, friendly. . . She who brings sunshine into the lives of others can't keep it from herself . . . Science Club 4. . .Windows Staff 4. PATRICIA A. FOGARTY. . . Pat . . . The Irish Way . . .pleasant, delightful, unbiased. . . The smile she softly uses, fills the silence like a speech . . .Athletic Association 3, 4. . .League Promoter 1, 2, 3, 4. . .Skating Club 3. AGNES JOAN FORD. . . Gentle Julia . . .gen- erous, eager, vivacious. . .good natured and gay always. . .HA loving heart is the truest wisdom . . .Athletic Association 3. 4. . .Clarissian Staff 4. . . .Mercy Representative 4. MARGARET MARY FOSTER. . . Pegs . . . The Hill of Triumph . . .capable, alert, enthusi- astic. . . Sincerety is the indispensable ground of all her conscientiousness . . .A. A. President 4 . . .A. A. Secretary 3. . .Class Basketball 3, 4. DECEMBER filled hearts with joys as the Christmas brought senior players in the liing's Jongleurf' Loretta Vogel and Pat Shea as the peasant girl and the jongleur, pray fervently as a vision of the Blessed Mother, enacted by Eleanorc Zeller, appears to them. MARION GALLION. . . Mani . . . The Sunny Side . . .casual, able unselfish. . . She has spirits light as air, and a heart that laughs at Care . . . Athletic Association Il. 4. . .Softball Team 2. Vocation Club 23. ELYSE GERYAIS. . l renchie . . . Jean Christopher . . fascinating, intriguing, talkative . . .our friend from Canada. . . Gay sprigfhtly lass of mirth and ease, Dl621S,Cl with thyself, whom all the world can please. REGINA C. GESSLER. . . Jeanie . . . 'I'he Gold- en Years . . .enthusiasticg nieriy, likeable. . .an ever ready smile to matt-li pm-rsonalitv. . .UA blush is beautiful, but often ineonvenii-nt . . . Sodality Representative l, Il. JEAN FRANCES GIBSON, . . Bunky . . . AmerA ican Athletes of Todayn. . xivacious, loval, un- rufflcd. . . Wit is the flower of imagination . . . Crusade Representative 1. . .Glee Club il, 4. . Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4. Major Characters Claw main Marion Gallion Regina Geisler Elyse Gervais -19311 Gibsvn HELEN JEAN GORDON. . . Jeanie . . . Little MARY ICVICLYN GUNNING. . . l'Ivie . . . The Women . . .naive, candid, animated. . .agreeable Ligfhtship . . xletermined, sweet, energetic. . . and conscientious. . . Nothing.r is rarer than real So frank, so strong, so radiantly alive . . .Athletic goodness . . .Glee Club 4. . .Mercy Committee 4 Association 3, 4. . .Social Action Committee 2, 3, . . .Science Club 4. 4. . .Windows Statl -1. MARY liI.lZARli'I'l'l GORMAN. . . Rrig:id . . Pursuit of Happiness . . .mentally alcrt, ques- tioning, calm. . .good conversationalist. . . Gently blending courtesy and art. . .Science Club 4. . . Senior Class l'lay 4. . VERA MA DELINIC GUNTHICR . . V . . . Friend- ship . . artistic, lively, humorous. . .a lover of good books. . .UA good heart is worth gold . . . Literature Committee 2. . .Publicity Fommittee 2, 4. ROSICMARY ANN HAICFNICR. . . Against the HICLPIN l'IVl'II.YN GRAHAM. . .Uliarly Candle- light . . .likeable-, gray, adroit. . . Good humor is Odds . . .em-rgetic, reliable, kindly. . . Whatcver one of the best articles of dress one can wear is worth doin! ill illl iS Wflrlll dolllll Wvllii- - - in society . . .Athletic Association LZ, Il l Vlee Athletic Association 4. . .Glee Club Ii, 4. . . Vlub It, Al. . .Literature Committee Zi. Mercy Committee 4. ANNE t'l,AlRl4I GRl'Il'INWl'Il.I.. . . 'l'he lNlaster':: VIRGINIA MAIll'Il,lNlC llAlI.l'1Y. . . t'hief . . . 'l'oucli . . .ki-en, pleasant, unseltisli. . . 'l'o draw llaley's Comet . . .frank, thoughtful. sincere. . . true beauty shows a master's hand . . .Library A face with gladne.:s oversprezul, soft smiles by Club 1, 2, , ,f'll7.lll l1l11ll Poster fiommittpg ,:, 4. , , human kindness: bred . . .Glee t'lub 24, -1. . .League lVindov.':: Art lid itor 4. Promoter 1. MARY IJOLORICS llAI.I.. . . My Garden of MARY 'l'. GRll l lN. . . 'l'udor Sunset . . .con- siderate, friendly, genial. . .poetic talent. . .lf a good face is a letter of recommendation, a good heart is Il letter of credit . . .Glee Club 'i 1 Mercy Committee -1. -,'... Memory . . .sim-ere, joyful, enthusiastic. . . The cheerful live longest in years, and afterwards in our regards . . .liucharist Committee Represen- tative l, il, 4. . .lee Sl-:ating Club. Cifzafaacfefm. ecmed in 9,ecemKLefz,'4, Cffuukhtmaa, Nay, Jean Gorbon Mary Gorman Eff. llelen Graham Claire Greenwcll qgln. luv-f '? ary Evelyn Gunning: Yera Gunther Rosemary Haefner Mary Griffin -po- cr.:- 33 Virginia Hailey Dolores Hall 3.-9' Major Characters MARY KATHLEEN HANLON. . .4'Kathv . . Kathleen Ma uvoreen . . .good-natured, lovable, refined. . . Oh no t'was the truth in her eyes brightly shining . . .Athletic Association 2, 3. . . Mercy Committee 3, 4. . .Science Club 4. I NANCY CATHERINE HAVILAND. . J'Nan . . . The Joy of Giving . . helpful considerate t t- . , rus worthy. . . A handsome woman is a jewel, a good woman a treasure . . .Athletic Association 3, 4. . . Glee Club 3, 4. . .L f ' ' ' eague l romoter 1, Z, 3. MARIAN M HEIM Mar . . . . . . .'tEveryman His Own Cook . . .active, talkative, pleasant. . . Every noble activity mak , es room for itself . . . Athletic Association 3. . .Glee Club 3, 4. . .Mercy Committee 1, 4. DOROTHY ELIZABETH HEMELT. . . Hemi . . .The Perfect Actor . . .gay, expressive amus- ing O S i 't . . . p ri gay, and kindly heart, precious the blessings ye impart . . .Jay-Vee Basketball 2, 3. . .Varsity Basketball 4. JANUARYMS flass Dance with its swirling skirts and fragrant flowers, foland seniors enjoying themselves at Leverin H ll ' ' ' ' S f . . . g a . Cynthia Shegon Nlarian c ae er, Lillian spedden and their es ot l g . .c r s take time out from dahcing to examine the various instruments employed by the drummer. Kathleen Hanlon Nancy Haviland x., pll ' li' 34 Marian Heim Dorothy Hemelt dar .-I' Henne an K thl H ff Sh' I 'Cf' T72 N... g a een o man lr ey Hughes Rose Mary Kalus Mary Rose Ixaptam Hoesch Betty Horn Dorothy Izner Marie Kammer Doris Kilchensteln bejoafzkling .7FLeme Pau-eZu49e.d at the Cllcwa Elance ANN COLLETTE HENNEGAN. . . Hen . . . News Story . . .capable. witty, adroit. . .a whiz on ice. . .'4Take things as they be, that's my philos- ophy . . .Journalism Club 1, 2, 3, 4. . .Volley Ball Team 3, 4. ANNA MARY HOESCH. . . April Gold . . .talka- tive, gay, ambitious. . .artistic ability. . .A sweet heart-lifting cheerfulness, like springtime of the year . . .Skating Club 3. . .Windows Staff 3, 4. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH HOFFMAN. . . Kate . . . With a Merry Heart . . .placid, competent, lovable. . . Her ways are ways of pleasantnessn . . .Clarissian Staff 4. . .Student Council 1, 2, 3. . . Volley Ball Team 3. BETTY HORN. . . Microbe Hunters . . .athletic, considerate, likeable. . .contagious smile. . . She is jolly, yet serious, funsloving, yet sincere . . . Class Officer 2. . .Jay-Vee Basketball 2, 3, 4. . . Science Club 4. MARY SHIRLEY HUGHES. . . Headlines and By-Lines . . .calm, intellectual, good natured. . . The reason firm, the temperate will, endurance, foresight, strength and skill . . .Journalism Club 2, 3, 4. . .Co-Editor of Windows 4. DOROTHY M. IZNER. . . Izzie . . . The Silent Thinker . . .agreeable, thoughtful, polite. . . Her eyes as stars of twilight fair, like twilight too, her dusky hair . . .Athletic Association 3, 4. . . .Glee Club 4. . .Mercy Committee 4. ROSE MARY KALUS. . . Weaver of Dreams . . .studious, amiable, trustworthy. . . Nature re- joiceth, smiling on her works, lovely to full per- fection wrought . . .Eucharistic Chairman 4. . . Glee Club 3, 4. . .League Promoter 1, 2, 3, 4. MARIE M. KAMMER. . . Things to Live For . . . enchanting, clever, pleasant, unaffected and sin- cere. . . The heart's hushed secret in the soft dark eye . . .Clarissian Representative 4. . . Sodality Representative 4. MARY ROSE KAPTIAN. . . The Hill of Tri- umph . . .quiet, reserved, dependable. . .versatile in learning. . . Success depends on character and everything you do . . .Glee Club 3, 4. . .Mercy Committee 2, 3, 4. DORIS KILCHENSTEIN. . . The Nutmeg Tree . . .jovial, calm, capable. . .nice to have around . . . Laugh till the game is played and be you merry my friends . . .Bowling 2, 4. . .Glee Club 3, 4. . .Science Club 4. I i -sv , all J E1Q . ..,: X ti L- em..-r C919 Doris Kimball Ann Klein Margaret Lang Dorothy Lewandowski Margaret Linhard Teresa Kipke Gloria Iirausman Syleste Larkin Emmanuela Liberatore .loan Love l I iiealztd Ciame mio. Clwz. I'la!zJz,a.6Lu.e DORIS MARIE KIM BALL. . . Dot . . . The Color of Life . . .sprightly, agreeable, literary. . . whistles her worries away. . . The smile of kind- ness everywhere . . .Clarissian Staff 4. . .Senior Play 4. . .Volley Ball 4. TICRESA LEONITA KIPKIC. . . Kip . . . The Celebrityn. . .athletic, amiable, tranquil. . . By sports like these are all their cares beguiledu. . . Athletic Association 2, 3, 4. . .Senior Play 4. . . Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. FRANCES ANN KLEIN. . . I'am . . . The Happy Fiddler . . .gleeful, petite, ambitious. . . always ready to help. . . And the little imp of laughter lives in the soul of me . . .Glee Club 3, 4 . . .Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. GLORIA ELIZABETH KRAUSMAN. . . The Citadel . . .quiet, rellned, talkative. . . Such har- mony in motion, speech and air, that without fairness, she was more than fair . . .Athletic Association 3, 4. . .Glee Club 3, 4. . .Mercy Com- mittee 4. MARGARET THICRICSA LANG. . .'tMargie . . . Spring I'Icstacy . . .petitc, poised, lively. . . The charm that in her spirit liv'd, no changes could destroy . . .Our Lady's Committe Repre- sentative 3, 4. . .Windows Staff 4. SYLIGSTIC t'l'lClLl.-X LARKIN. . . 'I'he Librarian's Guide . . .sc-rcne, genial, deliberate. . .never com- plains. . .UA quiet conscience makes one so serene . . .Glee Club 32, 4. . .Science Club 4. . . Vocation Club 3. DOROTHY I'. LICWANDOWSKI. . . Donny . . . A Gift of Nature . . attractive, light-hearted. interesting. . . To draw true beauty, shows a master's hand . . .Flarissian Staff 4. . .League Promoter 1, 2, 3, 4. EMMANUELA ICLSIE LIIEICRATORIC. . . Libby . . . The Job Secretary . . .nonchalant, slender. industrious. . . If little labor, little are our gains. man's fortunes are according to his pains . . .Glee Club 21, 4. . .Student Council 2. MARGARET MARY LINHARD. . . Margie . . . Sing to the Sun . . .petite, spontaneous, lively. . . I love her for her smile, her look, her way of speaking gently. . . .Glee Club 3, 4. . .Senior Play 4. . .Volley Ball 4. JOAN ANNE LOVIC. . . Singing in the Wilder- ness . . .good natured, pleasant, lovable. . .sings her cares away. . . Bright was her face with smiles . . .Athletic Association 1, 2, 4. . .Glee Club 3, 4. . .Literature Committee 2, 3, 4. Major Characters ,,........ MERCY LYNCH. . . Madann- t'urit- . . .artistit-, imaginative, individual. . , ln fraining artists, art hath thus decreed, to inakt- smne gtmd, but others to exceed . . .Jay-Yee liaskvthall 24, 4, . . Scieiict- Fluh l'rt-sident 4. . .Wiinluws liel9l'f'S9N' tative I, Il. KY ll. MAIJIJICN. . .Ulj4lI'yY. . . 'l'liv VVay lt as with 'l'ln-ni . . .attl'at'tivt-, znnxiwus, hrisk. . . :sweet and 1-rlgzigirlg tmlliltt-llzniisw. . . ller th-vp lmluo eyes smiled t'4lllSlllIlllyH. . .fttliln-tic ftsrxlwizx- tiun Si, 4. . .Skating Uluh Ii. ANN NIAIUXN. . . l'at . . . lt's a t rt-'it World . . .4-lltlnlsinstic, zunusing, talkative 7' . . lI'llllllSlll'2llly inclined. . willing niind :nukes a light liezu't . . .Glw Vinh Cl, 4. . ..lnu1'nal- ,Q isni Vluh 1, 22, Il, 4. . .VVimlmx's 4. . itll'l'Illl'l'l'I MARY M.-XNNIONA . .Ulniage nf' lit-liglitu. . .livt-ly, astsniisliingy casual. . nierry ht-art maketh a cln-4-rfnl t'uli11tei1z111c't- . . . ltlviwy lltllllllllllvk' il. . .S--niur Vlass l'lay 4. . 'imlmvfr l2vpl'est-ntativt- Il, 4. Mercy Lynch Patricia Blalan Mary Madden Marguerite Mannion fa CL amwz ag wma 50.11, aeawm, FEBRUARY and hearts are synonomous. llissioners made the most of Yalentine's Day to sell hearts for fields Qld- T afar. Pat Nlcfourt and Anne llelea bedeck lheniselves and ' help a worthy cause at the same time. pai L RIG QB HT CAFNYARD means 41 DOLORES MARY MANTINI. . . The Missioner . . .self-assured, placid, alert. . .open in the ex- pression of .her opinion. . . Nothing is hard to a willing mind . . .Crusade Representative 1, 2, 3, 4. . .League Promoter 1, 2, 3, 4. ROSE MARIE MASCARI. . . Rosie . . . Lavender and Old Lace . . .enchanting, gay, amusing. . . Good nature is the beauty of the mind and wins almost without anything else . . .Clarissian Staff 4. . .Social Action Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. MARGUERITE ANNE MCATEE. . . Mac . . . Anything Can Happen . . .courageous, humorous, graceful. . . Worth, courage, honor, these indeed your sustenance and birthright are . . .Class Basketball 1. ELIZABETH ANNE McCARDELL. . . Mac . . . Woman of Science . . .spirited, independent, generous. . .HA rare compound of oddity, frolic and fun who relished a joke and rejoiced in a pun . . .Athletic Association 4. . .Windows 4. MARY PATRICIA MCCOURT. . . I'at . . .Life of the Bee . . .livcly. amiable, fascinating. . . As welcome as sunshine in every place is the smile upon her good natured face . . .Orchestra 1, 2. . .Vocation Club 1. ELEANOR PATRICIA MCHUGH. . . Her Little Way . . .vivacious, tactful, adventurous. . . Her rusty curls have broken hearts in envious girls . . .Clarissian Staff 4. . .Glee Club 3, 4. . .Sodality Representative 4. CLAIRE MARIE MCKERNEN. . , Gumpy . . . Life of the Party . . .mischievous, vivacious, live- ly. . . The joys that came down shower-like of friendship. love and liberty . . .Clarissian Repri- sentative 3. . .League Promoter 1, 2, Il, 4. ROSE MARIE MEADOW-CROFT. . , Chiquita . . . Wuthering Heights . . resourceful, idealistic, lovable. . . Virtue is bold, and goodness never fearful . . .Debating Club 4. . .Literature Com- mittee Chairman 4. . .Orchestra 2, Ii, 4. MARTHA GARNET MORGAN. . . Navy Blue and Gold . . ingenious, adventurous, poised. . But that which fairest is but few behold, her mind adorned with virtues manifold . . .Clarissian Staff 4. . .Literature Committee ZZ, Ii, 4. . .Senior Play 4. MARY MARILYN MUELLER. . . Mar . . Flaming Beauty . . .dclightful. constant, gentle . . . She hath a natural wise sincerity, a simple truthfulness. and these have lent her dignitv . . A. A. Representative 4. . .Clarissian Represvn- tative 4. ' ' Qeal motw-ated the .Beatle an boi. 72afJz.Lck'4, Dolores Nlantini Anne Nlcittee Patricia McCourt Claire Mcliernen Garnet Rose Marie Nlascari Elizabeth Nlcfardell Eleanor McHugh Rose Marie Meadow-Croft Marilyn 'Nl -1 gg. Vera in mafwh Murrill Margaret Paulus Paula Otterbein Patricia Peach IVIARCH always means the St. l'atrick's Day Sale. Crowds of eager stu- dents patronize the novelty table and make purchases which will contribute funds to the foreign missions. ,pv- QW? Major Characters VERA MURRILL. . . The Will to Live . . .en- thusiastic, companionable, original. . . Good na- ture is the very air of a good mind, the sign of a large and generous soul . . .Ice Skating Club 3. . . League Promoter 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY PAULA OTTERBEIN. . . I Chose Free- dom . . courageous, intelligent, sociable. . .soar not too high to fall-but stoop to rise. . . The pen is the tongue of the mind . . .Debating Club 4. . .Journalism Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET MARY PAULUS. . . Huntzy . . . The Magic Flute . . .musical, diligent, excitable . . . Music is one of the fairest and most glorious gifts of God . . .Clarissian 4. . .League Promoter 1, 2, 3, 4. . .Orchestra 1, 2, 3. PATRICIA ANNE PEACH. . . Peaches . . . My Friend Castout . . .lovable, imaginative, exuber- ant. . . A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men . . .Clarissian Representative 3. . .Mercy Committee 4. 39 gl APRIL put a bit of wunderlust into senior classes and sent them on a tour of the nation's capital. Kathleen Fenzel, .loan Love, Eleaine Rynes, Dolores Mantini, Marie Steib and Ann Ilelea are among the group who admired the fountains at the National Gallery of Art where they visited the various exhibitions. Major Characters JOAN VIRGINIA PETERS. . .HA Reward of Merit . . .agreeable, amiable, competent. . Give to the xx ld h 'or t e best you have, and the best will come back to you . . .Glee Club Treasurer 4. . . Literature Committee 3. CHARLOTTE G PUNTE . '. . . Charl . . . R0mantic Adventures . . .lively, entertaining, friendly. . . a flair for sophistication. . . Life has no blessing like a prudent friend . . .Clarissian 4. . .Glee Club 3. THERESA JEAN RASPE. . . Opportunity . . . sprightly, agreeable, talkative. . .UI know a lady that loves talking so incessantly, she wan't give a echo fair play . Glee Cl b ' - . . u . 3, 4. . .Mercy Com- mittee 1, 2, 3. . .Skating Club 3. RITA HELEN RENEHAN. . . I3ebe,'. . . Who Walks in Beauty . . charming, sincerely trust- worthy. . . Glad till the dancing stops and the lilt of the '- ' ' ' DIIISIL ends . . .Bowling 1. . .Student Advisory Board 4. l E :El K ah: 2,5 Qufzing. Jffzfzif W Joan Peters Theresa Raspe Charlotte Punte Rita Rellehall DOLORICS lll'ZLl-INK RIDER. . . Tranquil Lady GERALDINE ALICIG RL'TRONYSKl'. . V. Gerry . . .sirius-i'o, reliable, intolligvnt. . .ideal lNl7ian . . . Gay Courage . . .enthuslastu-, rival-ioiis, un- . . . llvr 1-yes were clvenor than the depth of selfish. . . I.ife without laughter is a dreary book waters stillvd at ova-n. . .Vlarissian Rpresontative . . .Gln-o Club Secretary 4. . .Scieiico Vlub -1. . . 1. . .Class l'rosidvnt 2, . .Wimlows -1. Il:-nior l'lay 4. Sbl-I ANN ROBICRTSON. . . Sue . . . l lying: IILAINIC ICSTIELLIC RYNl-CS. . . 1l1vspm-talilo High . . .Cll11l'Illlllg, gay, ambitious. . . We live Lady . . .tall, refined, charming. . ftiracefulnezss in hor joyous presence and sweet company in has been defined to be tht- outward 1-xpressioii full content . . .Glev Club 32, -4. . .Sodality Officer uf the inward harmony of .the :soul . . .Mercy 4. U .guuimlt Adyjgm-y 154,31-41 4. lfonnnittee 1. . .Stamp Coniniitteu Il. et. RUSIC M. ROGICRS. . . 0tln-r liyes Than Ours DIARY JANI-I SAIVFRAN. . . Sa1l'y . . . 'llonor . . .ple-afzant, thoughtful, attractive-. . .a perpetual Without Renmvn . . .patient, reliable, genial. . . twinkle in ln-r 1-ye. . . Mind cannot follow nor lling Crosby's most dovotvd fan. . . llur thoughts v.'o1'clsvxpi'1-ss In-r inlinitt- ::xx'1-1-tiit-ss . . .Atlilotic are more previous than rubics and gold . . . .-hr-1tl'l1lllIYll'l. . .llmxling l. Journalism Club 1, 3. 4ll'lR.'Xl.lJl'Nl'I M. ROIIRI4.-Xbtlll. . . tieri'y . . . MARIAN LOUISE Skill.-Xl'Il I l'1ll. . . Sulizu-f . . . llln- Aim-rit':ui K'ooklmook . . .tac'tful, intluu-ntial, Ara Long Asa l I,ivv . . .likeable-, lively, gifted. . . vivacious. . liappy genius is the gift ot' na- ll vrvativt- imagination. . . .-X merry heart goes all ture . . .liowling Ji, 4. . .t'Iarissian Stall 4. . . the day . . .Urusado Rt-prvsoiita.tive 23, -l. . .I.its-ra- Library l'lub l'I'L-siclvlit fi. lure Cmnniittm-e It, MARY X'lRlllNl.-X lll l'll. . . t1inny . . . SonLL' MARY llll,lJl'IGARlll-I 21t'llMllJ'l'. . Gala ot' Years . . .quit-t, good naturm-ml. synipatlivlir. . . lJi'v::s . . .vi-rsatilv. aniirablu, intelligent. . . 'I'he Happy ani l, from wart- l'ni lll'l't', why art-n't kvvn spirit seizes thu- prompt ucczisioii, inakc-S the they all rmitunitml like nn-'.' . .livbatingy Club 4 thought start into instant action . . .Srienue Ulub . . .l,t-zuuio l'ron1otor 1, 3, Zi, 4. -1. . .Wiiulows Representative -1. pen, a, ug 0.6 uenfufae ,o-wang. cm, 6 SD :id .7 ' W ' t Dolores Rider Rose Rogers Mary Virginia Ruth Elaine Rynes Marian Sue Robertson Geraldine Rohrbaugh Geraldine Rutkowski Mary Jane Satfran 'C' -pf' 1 ' if 'K Mary Schmidt Major Characters JEANNE SCHRUEFER. . . Wiggy . . . Blue Eyes . . .grateful, considerate, reliable. . .those blond, wavy locks. . . Friendship is the sweetness of life . . .Athletic Association 3, 4. . .Ice Skating Club 3. DOLORES MARGARET SCHULTE. . . Great Expectations . . .restrained, sensible, pleasant. . . It is nice to be natural, when you are naturally nice . . .Clarissian Staff 4. . .Glee Club 3, 4. . . Science Club 4. MARGARET MARY SELLMAYER. . . Woman Without Fear . . .ambitious. stalwart, charitable . . .energy contagious to all. . . The quality of mercy is not strained . . .Bowling 3, 4. . .Mercy Committee 4. . .Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY PATRICIA SHEA. . . Pat . . . The Jong- leur of Notre Dame . . .vigorous, influential, re- liable. . .UA captivating laughter, a sense of duty and fidelity and the sincerest of hearts . . . Cru- sade President 4. . .Senior Play 4. Jeanne Schruefer Margaret Mary Dolores Schulte Patricia Shea me ma., mm MAY saw the erection of the lovely shrine to Our Lady of Fatima in the chapel. Here two students kneel in prayer before Mary's statue. ELIZABETH ANN SIMMONS. . . Betty . . . Understood Betsy . . efficient, lighthearted, vi- vacious. . . And therein sat a lady fresh and fair Glee Club Ii, 4. . .Sodality Secretary 4. . .Student Advisory Board 4. CAROLYN HARVEY SLAYSMAN. . . Blushing Beautyu. . .soft-spoken, inquisitive, pleasant. . . To those who know thee all words are faint to those who know thee not, nor words can paint . . .Library Club 2. . .Mercy Committee 4. REGINA ANNE SMITH. . . Jean . . . Lively Lady . . .dependable, cheerful, charming. . .the Monastery's pride. . . Then to be good is to be happy . . .Class Basketball 2. . .Glee Club 3. . . Sodality Prefect 4. PEGGY SOKEL. . .t'Peg . . . Spinner in the Sun . . .delightful, considerate, sincere. . . Heart-feft sincerity is a trait of the true and noble . . . A. A. 4. . .Glee Club 3, 4. . .Windows Represen- tative 3, 4. DOLORES MARY SOWA. . . Lady Baltimore . . .elegant, sophisticated, dramatic. . . Politeness is as natural to delicate natures as perfume is to flowers . . .Glee Club 3, 4. . .Senior Play 4. . . Windows Business Manager 4. 1 E96 fav ,,.,.. Betty Simmons Regina Smith Dolores Sowa Doris Starkey Regina Tibbels Slaysman Peggy Sokel Lillian Spedden Marie Steib Geraldine Tobak Wai cz ULU-id .' 9.m49Jz.eM.ecl on 0-wa. me ' LILLIAN ANNA SPEDDEN. . . Lil . . . Portrait of a Lady . . .neighborly, sincere, pleasant. . . zealous yet modest. . . Politeness is the result of good sense and good nature . . .Athletic Asso- ciation 4. . .Mercy Committee 4. DORIS VERONICA STARKEY. . . The Well Tempered Listener . . .patient, sincere, wistful... agreeable and obliging. . . Gentle in speech, beneficient in mind . . .Bowling 1. . .Glee Club 3, 4. . .Mercy Committee 4. MARIE JOSETA STEIB. . . Candy . . . Getting Along With People . . .cheery, agreeable, calm. . . 'The mind that is cheerful at present will have no solicitude for the future . . .Glee Club 3, 4. . .Sci- ence Club 4. . .Senior Play 4. REGINA CLAIRE TIBBELS. . . Jean . . .'tWith Malice Toward None . . gracious, benignant, competent. . .HA kind heart is a fountain of glad- ness . . .Clarission Business Manager 4. . .Sci- ence Club 4. . .Vocation Club 4. GERALDINE ANN TOBAK. . . Gerry . . . The Golden Heritage . . .kind, cheerful, delightful. . . Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound up . . .Athletic Association 4. . .Clarissian Staff 4. . .Glee Club 3, 4. S r wr- Q Q is ifqpx Peggy Toner Mary Lee Vaetli Rose Venere Joan Vogel Eleanor Waldron Helen Vaeth Jane Vavrina farolyn Vogel Loretta Vogel Betty Ward ,U-'L e, e mfwa , ,cw cm 9 th Che ke .7 ' W MARGARICT 'l'lll'lRl'ISA 'l'ONl'lll. . . l'L-ggy . . . FAIIOLYN MARY VOGICL. . . 'l'o a Golden Haired Life is a llre:un . . .vivac'ious. animated, delight- llirln. . .conipost-d, discreet, picturesque. . . There ful. . . Vital fn-clings of delight shall rear her is nothing so kingly as kindness, and nothing So form to stately height. . . .Athletic Association roval as truth . . .tllee Club Il, -1. . .Science Club LZ, Il, 4. . .Clarissian 4. Secretary 4. HJCLICN l'1LlZA1f!'3'1'li VM3'1'H-,- - 1'11rrQ1111f of JOAN M.-unit: voczicl.. . .--'rm impm.im-i- of Llfvu' I' -Splrllwix .IUYUUSVU0SPl'01fSlV9. - '21lW11YS U1 lleing l'Iarnest . . .sinc'ere. neighborly, reliable. . . UN' 1111551 of lllllll-if - .The JOY of Yifuih limi Hut a smooth and steadfast niind, gentle llvllllll l10l PYl'S d1SlJff5'f'dy 21111131156 of heart hvl' thoughts and Calm desires . . .Howling 4. . . 1-very lmm mgmveyecl . . .ll2ll'lSSl1lll btatf 4. . . MK.,-Cy C,,m,,,itu... gg, .lr I -gcimck. Hub 4, IM-n.or ' ay . ll-f',EY I1l'2'1Q,YA f 'll::. ? 'l'?'1 Nuqbgll- lllliflilllfii3l. 5'l.fQlfl'gl..laElfl57111.g,Ql1lKf2?Ji 1,Xl.lE1T 'D',,',Ani ,Ul,sU,tdi?:llli' -Hlguxiiufi. ' ' Cali . . .UA perfect woman nobly planned, to warin to AAT ., gym QI lflllli v QQ? S Ki , 11.18. , 354' ' 'Gill vonifort and Ctllllllllllldn. . .Music Club l,l'9Sllll'lll my Te,i:nUlg'l215 'l'r U' 'J lu ' ' ' ' U ' 4. . .Orchestra 2, Il, 4. . .Senior l'lay 4. I . . f, . UQROTHY .IAANIC VAVRINA' ' 'ovavvi , h-The ICLEANOK l,9l,'lSl'i VV..-XLIERON. . .uliind Heart Sportswonian . . .atl1letic. reserved, fun-loving. . . and CUI 'llf'l5 - - -f'll3I'ltabl9'h 31 d. llafuredi de' lt is tranquil people who accomplish much . . . Wlied- - -Y'f'Zlfll'll1I enthusiast. .. lrflilllnlllllg IS S0 INPUT Class Basketball 1. 2. . .League Promoter I, 2, 'HY' 3S.h1'I' lillldIl0SS - - 11169 Ullll -5, 4- - -MPVJB Il, 11. . .Volley llall Team Il, 4. Ctllllnlltlvl' 4- HUSIC MARIE VICNICIIIC. . . Th0 Fun of It . . . lILlZAl5l'I'l'll WARD. . . l3etty . . . The llappy carefree, adventurous, generous. . .loves a good Way . . .delightful, genial, tapable. . .those eu- tiine. . .UA generous soul is sunshine to the mind clearing young charms. . . Be cha-c-rful always, . . .Jay-Vee Basketball Cl, 4. . .Jay-Vee Howling 1 there is no path that will be easier to followu. . . . . .Senior Play 4. A. A. 3, 4. . .Vocation Club 3. 44 Major Characters IIOSIC MARIE WIST. . . Unchartered Spaces . . . frank, stately, tranquil. . . l'resent mirth is pres- ent laughter, what's to come is still hereafter . . .Student Council 2. . .Volley Ball 4. . .Windows Representative 4. ANNA ZIMNITZKY. . . Ann . . . Silx'er Slip- pers . . .quiet, reserved amiable. . .peaches and cream complexion. . . Her sunnylocks hang on her temples like a golden fleece . . .Library Club 1, ZZ. . . .Science Club 4. Marie WVist Anna Zimnitsky Doris VVilinski A lovelier flower on earth was never seen. The angel of death took Doris from us at the begin- ning of our junior year. She had attended l.N.ll. since the first grade. Her classniates will al- ways remember her quiet cheerful disposition and her untiring work on the Mercy Committee. incident 911, flfte Bait Qftayotelz, ag Quiz, Book JUNE days brought the relaxing boat trip down the Chesapeake which helped relieve the strain of final examinations. ...-4 M mor Characters -X QIASS 'IEAQ HFR SIVIFR M IRWFNI ARD Plrwt Row Second Row Third Ron I' ourth Row aB CLAQS TE First Row Second Row Thlrd Row Fourth Row Marlon knoll 'Vlary Ann Illl Iharlotte R052llI'l Nhrw 'Vlllllonle 'Vlarw lfluaheth Muller l-dna Tlllelte Mlry Inu Wunder Mildred Hartman Marv Hud-ion Ann Holter bhlrley 'Vluth Dorothv Sherry tonnle h9llfl5lil Mar garet Pllachnwwkl Shlrley Marouwek lormlnc Nrhoeherleln Marie flerhovsskl Margaret llnz Pllzabeth Telpe Mary Dolores Perkins loretta 'Vluhlmelster Anna Schultz Mary Pllen Poole l'li1e Hagel Ann Wlarle Hammel Gloria lam 'Vlary louwe Gar mer Marv Bittner Mary Lou Fish P1trlr1a Uionner ACHER-SISTER THOVIAQ AQUINAS Juanita Waltman Angela French Joanne Radford Llta Frm Anna Mane Blair Andrey I-leckrotte Helen Codd Theresa Gannon Patrlcla Kane Norma Hedderlck Mary Ellen Dlehl Fllzabeth Baugh Dorothy Beckman Ann Buffmgton Mary Corcoros Frances Celmer Catherme Madden Margaret Thawley Helen bteen Palma Dontelll Ann Gunmng, wlfgll ll8 Lee Bonelll Frances Beran, CQCllll Zeller Allce Clark Catherine Brown Elizabeth Rice lamllla Stack. .loan Yara Concetta Vmcx Dorothy Dabkowskl Georgia Lee Franer Dorm Musll horeen Collms Lonstance Krusmewakl Margy Guxdera 46 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . 1 K K 1 7-L K 1 0 1 JA 'A I 1 1 1 5 4 1 ' . 1' '- I . , . , ' A ' . , I , 1' ,', A l ' ' l ' I .1 I' ' H , . ' , . , , '. . , 1 uh 1 A ' -fharlotte Kaiser. Lahories Benevicz. Mary lludny, Mary Drum, Patricia llosendale, . , j ., A 1 . ' , 1 1 . ' '-. ' I , I.' , Q . ' U 1 , ' ' ' , . . ' . I ' - v 1 .Y v I ' ' . KX , A K K 0 U ' T I I 9 I .- I l I I I . 1 1 1 1 . - vi . F 4 I U I I . 1 I 1 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . .1 ' .1 b tl 1 A- I 1 1 . , . . . 1 1 - Jumor Classes N QIASS TEAi HFR QISTFR M CARMELLA I-1rwtRovs Nl'lrw lelscr Winn I-lnahelh feell Shlrlev Muller Dolores lotta Llleen Tragewer Whrw Joan l'lllllN Wlnlfred C'lbI'l0 Second Row Mun lee VN :lion Teresx .lanklewlcz MRFIOH Jones Marv Hell Concetta Napolxllo l'llLaheth Trehu loan Schwxfnteck Peggv lVnlf Third Row 'Vllrgxnt 'wtuh Anne Ball Helen lxuhlman Mxrgwret Mary Meier B lv lee lhrl'-tmm lielnwrhtle Nlenlnger Nlarllun Mark Marv Uhr-Ill First Run Bernadette Blf0HI'lh 'Nlarv llalre 'Vllch'lel lxllh Odenwald Margaret funther Ylnrmnllnn D0llArqu1 1 mths-rlne lxoerner lemmm Plnna Second Row lellne lcpphr llomthw Nlrlhlnnew I-leannr href! Marv Mndlgh Inan Sc-urhorough l'llll ll lu num Nl :rv Helen Nichol'-on Third Rum Dnlnres funn-lnun l'ltrlrl'x NIC4llI'lId Ruse lVl1rle Nllulvk fh'lrlotte Becker lane whvn l nn Anhunu e no le I nhxrlnm 5lHlI'l'lPf 17 O ill CLASS 'l'EAf'HEli-SIS'l'Eli MARIE FARMELI V 1 -Vu: ll, lk-rllalfllfllll xjl :vl,l. 'I' l, .':l ' 4 'u . v I M mor Characters 'ACLASS 'IF Plrsl Row Second Row Third R zvxw Fnurlh Ilnvx Al HI4 R SIS'l ER M ALOYSIA Betts Rvnes lhrharx Pllwrwkl Fxelvn Dnuirherh Rcunw Axd Alice knot! Anna 'Vl1c Becker Marguerite Schaeffer Dnlnres 'luntean CHIIVI Rock lwrol Arthur I nnle I lhell Klee llo 1 I Ihlenun Xxnnxe Nlnseh ln'1n lm: lrnn Ixuhl Ilwlne Mueller Mwrgaret Curran Anne Rollo Nlldred lxlneh Pugenm Sflmder 'Vhrw I1ne 'Vlezslnger 'Vhrx Ann Pinuska I 'un Slkom 'Vluelx lee llronew l'l'unc llnhh lwrnlwn l'r1l Barlnra 'Vhrler I'r'1nccs Ixrwdslw lnreltu Tumwns Ann Tenn loss Rueder Ann hcllw 71? CLASS 'IFM HFR SISTFR M S-XRAH 1 1 l'1rst Row 1n u I 4 rlel x uman own I llll mu I 1 u I llrxell N11-ehm Wlurw Der: Iexelle Gentrx Second Row 'mel lexus onle me 1r1 'mm n uw 1 nu :ml to Dorn 1 'udlnu Cl or 1 u us nl 1 1 Hier W1 Ol 'Vlllrlled lenxe-1 Third Rem new Bun lrd Wluw ' g un lx linlvr S 1 In 11 u mme-1 f lc neu n :mr li :nn l'nurth Row on Mule elu vm hleen Xewelt IN :nes lin un n nn uns um 1 Ie frm nn we 'uehx 1 'me e 1 1 el an 1111 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 14 K K 1 J il K I L .f '-R 4' . , '. 1, 'fw ' 'rv ' . .0 i rl . P11 ririax 1 1 1 ' ' I A.. ,' . .A . I. I , . . ,' . . .' ', .0. I '. , . 1 1' .A I kj.. I I '-ff 1 '. ' 'Az1, . . 1 . '. 5 ' . .i,'. I 1 .,' . S1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 4 L L JA l 'lik A J I be A .1 ' --.In. I.: 'kil, l't ' '1 Th , J . X '1 .', .ozznne Vale. l'1n li nn, 1 ' '1 .f '-.I. . AJ. Nl Ri ' , Nl. j fl. l'l1, fVl1 l'1ll ine ll1 'l ll, lhj Gr' ' I'1llri 'll G r lun, I rnnee.' Grill rd, li .'C'I'l',' Nlzlrk. Nlill'-' . ' ll ', ' ' -N11 Q 1 ' 1 , . 1 In!riein Ivlilfllilll , l'11tri4'i1x 4.1 ' wr, l'1llrieia lI'1ker. 1 c. Hull . llo' ll V' I' eta, Dil ' 3 Il' li, P111 '1 Slei l.1 1, l'1lIriri11 r: nn. ' -li 5- 1 'A If l'.1 .' , '1 I' rn' 11 . .IU1 fl 'fl Ilia , l'illl'll'lil Q ll 1 , lCI'.' Z. arg, .le. It V'.j ', IVI1 g liliA1sheth B-1 'l'en. Sophomore Classes IC CLASQ TFAC HER SISTER C RACI' YVIARIF Pnst Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row lean Slnrtana Thclcvn lhgunskl Dolores H1nslu Karol lxrchs Normw Iumplell lorrune Johnson Mlrlene MIIITIHSRI llcrnadcttc l-lemler 'Vlarx Norman Mxrgzuct Mlrx Rcvnolds lloscmarw Smgleton l'xtucl1 I-uchs l'ltllrla 'Vlrl'olancl Nlarw Olxccfe Ieraldlne Thlcme M1rv Hennlgan Iorcttm Vllnkler Marv MrDon1ld Ionstancc Thompson loan Saffran Dolores fhalrs nun Jeanne bmlth Marv Donahue leraldlnc Pltlpatrlck JD CLAQS TFACHER QIYI FR FRANCIS RFGIQ First Row Second Row Thlrd Row Fourth Row Antoinette DAleiandrn Jean Serafinl Arlene lllner Barh'1r'1 lunnlng Dolores Rohlfing Jeanette lueydan Blanche Hallcv fharlotte Llllev N1-da XIDCIQUETYE Anlta llnk Barbara l'ra7ler Fwelwn Qenker Plame Stamhroslu lwelvn Joska Janet Rent-han Bettv Apnler Anne Rmaldx lfleannr Stallxnzs fall Ruhw Rosemarne Bushman Ruth Hack lamllle Bentlev Marv Agnes Allulls Helen Revmann Margaret Rutkowskl Nancv Swmskl Barhara Hemlnz Iwrmella A171ro Peggv I re-anew Angela Mclrhle Mary Catherine Rewnolds Nadine Ixaler f Y Y 1 W '1 Y W ' ' A L, 1 Tk L I 1 A A A z ' . 1 . '. J . sq L 1 , A ' V' .V 4 , . I I ' Z -' . f, .' 4' tv . . . ,, . . , . , , 1 . A I T vt -V I y A V 1 v- , t D' 4 , 4 .' A .' , - n 1 , .' I -4. '-Fora Brennan, Dolores fountess, Phyllis Schultz, Frances Smith, Frances Horne- . , ' , g , 5 ' ' z . 5 Y R1 Y ' V 3 Y L K 1 L K 1 L 1 L ' ' - ' ' . , .' ', 1' , . . I ' , , v ' ' D .ll . - ' r, A i , . , . . , , . . . . S , . ' ,' S , . I .'! .V '. -qv v ' '- ', . ,' .' .' ', ' , it .,. , ,' . 4 . . v 4 , . . ., - , . ., - - Freshmen Classes i Flrst Ron Nvconrl Ron Thlrrl How Fourth Row Plrst Row Nr-cond Row Tlnld Row Fourth Row CI ASQ 'IEM HER QISTER W1 FELILI-KN Almm Peters Bc-ttw Ixonf Wlahel Lwdons Catherine Waldron f'er'lldlne lult7 fiilhflllll' 'Vllldenhurg Pits! Herhert Rovulle Roberts 'Shu Broarlherk Ida Whrw Dec Wlnrw Lnu Duvxll Wlmrw Hetfelnnnn lxtrlrm yiifklll Ann WIUNNIHZCI' P'1tr1cl1 Wlullan Bernadme NI:-henna Doris lets-rson toner-tt1 Nlosrw tmrolwn lewd'1n Alvmdrx hopek 'Vhrx Iil'nr Beth lu-s 'Vlar g'lret l1ux leolw Bleuel N1'll'l9l'Ill'lC fomher 'lvhrvxnne Arthur B'nh1r'u llorh I-l1lne 'Vlllls P1tr1cm fennel lwa Iollnns Wlurw WlcDon-ugh 'Vlarw IKIICHCI Iertrurle Wloltnnore Nlwrs Huck Nlarx line Crlffen Dorn Topper Agnex flBl'l9l1 Beth Trnlor Xeromr Xmta Wlarw 'l'oul1n Patu funnlngham Rosetta Shugh Karla Freter Llndm 'Vlollow Wlarjorlc Brown lhrhara 'Vlollow lulle luld'm Xolanda De Atonnx Dolores lle1n1 I-raneex hates Antoinette frawese Ann Whddeton llorm lhnew Iwt Innes thlrz' Olirlen 'Wan Nleuwhvw Jomn Ruhv Slnrlu llorlme lorutta twetlno lat lllttntr Jo1n lltz 'dan RTWPIIHIS Helen Push 'Vhrvlun Srlnuenteck Prmres lxnrnk Anne fulrler'l Nnnrw llwgnn Hou Rlgo Berthw Pagnn 'Vhrs tlfrndv 1'-H... -.S .. '..': IU CLASS TEACHER-SISTER STEPHEN MARIE: ,A 4 N, 77 Th Plot Clarlwlan ed1torQ Jackle Flly 'Nlary Lroqby Nlary Jo Curran Regma Flbbels and kitty Ldwsldy work on the year s sequence of events JQIH' -1 If llf'f1.0ll, l'0I1fIl.l'f and l'l'l'NfN llllllfl' ll good plof, H1011 fha' sfory of our jll'llI' is ll Ulla' full of flu' ll1flfl'I'l.lll of zrlzivlz plofs url' nzmlv. Thvrc' uwrf' Ihr' str11yylf'.w of 1-lusx Il'0l'l1', Hn' 11f'fi1'ifir's of flu' 0I'!lll7ll'Z!lf1-OHS, the' I'0HljIl'fl'fl.0I1 mv! in flu' sporfs proymnz, and Ihr' rnuml of NIHUVI-flllll f'.r'1'r- 1'f.w's um! N0l'l.lIl lIfflI1'I'S fha! jillvzl in lin' fIr'if11'ls of fha' plot f1c'z'f'Iopn11'r1f of rzny r'1'r1'n10ny. Tlzvn 1H'!lllII fha' Nll'1.ff .w'ri1's of f'1'1'nfs 101111117111 in fhr' CUIli',ll-N'I.Ull af gl'llflll!lfl'0l1. TE' Thr' I'l.Sl'I1fj llf'fl'0II of our sfory 1'onf1'n111'1l its pam' zznlil fha' gram! 1'lin1f1.1' Classes Always Brought Abou Joan Vogel i' W , virginia Hailey 1-:L f , f a 9 Mr-t--11 ,Z '.'- ' h .fy i :f ' x QP? , , x ,W .W no - iiwliff' 'A fbi? Mary Jane Satfran Ajit ti Faces are interesting-especially during class when they register amusement, anxiety, fear, surprise, satisfaction and anticipation. Here class 4B is engaged in a discussion pertaining to their study of mod- ern English writers. Individual members of the class react to the situation in various ways. 54 Real Human Interest Situations w uAnn Delea ' ' '-xx Nlargaret Lang .s Nlargaret If .smstak , R , h ' X 52' X N gs x Dorm Ixllcheneteln -,nil 1' ,0 Rose 'Nlarie Wnst Jam W avrlna. 55 Subjects Based on Fact and Fiction Were Everyday Topics in the Classroom Making use of the film strip machine brought much enlightening material to classrooms. Here Mary .lane Griffin, Helen Mae Fish and Joan Ruby help Sister Stephen Marie set up the equipment. 1 Q, n , fn ture Hut Dolores Now.: Iloroths lurl Nldrlon Fulhon Xnna llmmerman Charlotte luntt Nlarlan Helm Betty Horn and Nlercy Lynch wele proud to hnd their bound volumes ot Johnsons letters on display in the library 'Sb X . ' 3 1 x . C Q- L' v , . x L W- 0 o e 5 .. ' E t 52 .W These English projects are work exclaimed many a senior during the course in litera- . I .' tl , h' 4 '., , ' l' , : ' 'A , ' 1 , . . ' , . v v , . ' ' Y A 1 ' , . ' K. Y . , L. 'C . , ' . .. . . Acquiring skill in the art of filing are Mary Griffin, Nancy Havi- land, Peggy Sokel, Marion Heim, Doro- thy Lewandowski and Marie Kammer. Only their hours f daily practice has de veloped thls senlol group into compttent and accurate tgplsts x Xs llUSllllNN women of the luture Helen Graham Roe Nlarne Haetner and Theresa Busch learn methods of using., duplicating machines during ot hce practice QF' ,pn of Foreign newspapers keep Sister Grace 3larie's language class up with the times in the native tongue of Spain. Here Dolores Rider, Mary Virginia Ruth, Anne Henna-gan and Mary Evelyn Gunning read selections during class. We Sxpmienced of .7JulaZ, ii Biolo . : o es during lab periods to add interest and clarity to the work studied. gy students exhibit plastic m d l I E N L, Main. l'nder Sister Lucretia's careful direction, Patricia Bateman, Carol Arthur and Betty Rynes learn practical sewing and dressmaking. - vgwmzjeagg and Snifnuuzlzwn an the Senior mathematicians learn how to work the slide rule under Sister Eleanora's instruction. QV- Margaret Mary Sellmayer, Elyse Gervais, Helen Jean Gordon, Loretta Vogel, Mary Crosby, and Peggy Foster perform several chemical experiments on the demonstration table. Incidents of Mission Activity Were Woven into Our Theme Keen competition in the medical drive resulted in a victory for 2A. Alice Knott, Carol Arthur and Margaret Curran who helped build up their class total, examine some of the items collected. Crusade activities would not be complete without the annual party at Newport. Margaret Mary Sellmayer and Frances Berens help Sister Francis Regis arrange some of the toys and clothing collected for the children of the Diamond l'nit's adopted mission. .7P1.e JB. HZ. CZ 60 Ann Aumiller and Esther Hennegan. Crusade ofTicers for the year included:-Margaret Mary Sellmayer. Dorothy Lurz, Elizabeth 'l'eip0. Pat Shea CPresidentJ, Peggy Lyston, Pat O'Connor, Monthly local conference meetings brought repre- sentatives from all the high schools to I.N.D. during February. Msgr. Vaeth, director of the Propagation of the Faith, attended the meeting. bishop Keough. Missionaries all over the world can tell tales of spiritual and financial help received from I.N.D. Crusaders, members of the Diamond Unit. Furnishing medicals for the sick in foreign lands, collecting stamps, arranging a Christmas party for rural children in Southern Maryland, and holding the St. Patrick's Day Sale and spring carnival were but a few of the year's successes showing the school's mission zeal. At the end of the scholastic year, many of the officers and committee members for 1948-49 were looking forward to attending the national convention of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade to be held during August at Notre Dame, South Bend, Indiana. 61 Awarded the Paladin Jewel for mission activities, Esther Henncgan receives her medal from Arch- liitty Malstrom, Sue Robertson, Betty Simmons, Marion Knott, Jean Smith, Cl'refectD, Rose Mary lialus, Ann Hall, Elizabeth Baugh, Mary Jane Barry, Rose Marie Meadow-Croft, and Eleanor McHugh made up the group of Sodality officers for the year. lfndaefltd Qcwe ct the bQc!to.o-Z With greater devotion to Mary as their goal, Sodalists set out to make this year's activity a record of spirit- ual achievement. Recitation of the Office of the Blessed Virgin, commit- tee work to spread good literature and combat evil in movies and on radio, First Friday and First Saturday de- votions, and monthly meetings in the auditorium, were some of the items on the Sodality's list of events. 2 ' Att-fwaftfwae ta Sue Robertson, chairman, conducts a meeting of Our Lady's Committee. Moderator Sister Carmella seems to enjoy the proceedings. At the annual reception of freshman into the So- dality, Father Reiter enrolls each new member with the Miraculous Medal. Literature Committee members present a sing song in which they tell of the merits of various Catholic books by means of catching melodies. ,Q t ,,13.,,, . 4 I .r . .W i 63 L V 3 9 1.9. F , X M - V - , ist if ff' 7 wg , I , - I 1 f , i E ' 1 s' . - , - M N A PX Making sweet melody on strings and various instruments, the orchestra played old and new favorites at various school functions. Wludiciani Pfwuided the iiafamaniaud, Hackgao-and gala Om ffiafzg. With over one hundred voices, the Glee Club sang to an appreciative audience on many occasions, such as at assemblies, inter-school meetings, con- certs and over the radio. 64 -V Nu- wvf -. f K Thx- Nlufic fluh wan dirn-vtvrl hy office-rs ,Xnn V M Isle-ln, X-ll't'-l,I'l'NIdt'l1l1 .loan IR-ters. Trvua- A 4 R urvr: l,urs-Ita Yuuvl, President: ilcraldinv .Q ' llut kms skl, N-crm-I ary . K I- F , yi ,Q 1 n C30-unbefcuw Unfcmgfed C3am41ZLcafak:-nd, in the 72506 Y . Members ot' the Student Adviscory Board were: CSittingj Peggy Lyston, Eleanore Zeller, Cpresi- dentj, Esther Hennegan, Cynthia Shegon: Ctitanclingj Nlary Helen Nicholson, Patricia Jones, Helen Kuhl- man, Nlary Agnes Allulis, Frances Smith, Levelle Gentry, Lois Roeder, Alice Knott, Barbara Hock, Joan lindres and Lita Fria. After complete renovation and reorganization, the Student Council x-.as known as the Student Advisory Board. Among the new features ol the organization were the students' court and the partial application of disciplinary measures. A merit system, awarding each class 70 points at the beginning of each two-week period, gave an incentive to retain the merits by conformity to school regulations in conduct and dress. The honor banner was given to the class with the highest number of points. C'ounselors continued hall duty and had the responsibility to check the merit and demerit ratings. 66 Mary Paula Otterbem Helen Nteen Rose Nlarle Meadow Lroft an Nl lry Ilolores l9l'lxll1N look lt some of thur notes ln pre rnllon f r one their 4 ncounlers lll tht debating, tournament Qeaatefw Sngaged on Wo-add 0-K Go-nglwb Xl 1th 1 sklllfullx tl uned debfztmg team the school entel ed lts olatols fO1 the Inst t1me 1n the Baltlmole lI1t9lSClI0ldQt1C debwtmg toulnlment held among the Ieftdmg Cathohc schools of the C1tV Speakmg agamst Mt SL Joseph Mt St Agnes Calx e1t Hall Loxola, qeton and Notle Dame of Nlzu x Ifmd on the debate tOD1C of the x eau, gox G1 nment contl ol of bas1c mdus IIIQS the IN D team found themselxes wlth much expulenee 1n XYOlfl tues the IIN D found themselwes w1th much expeuence ln vsold htttles l HIVQ 421534 'Rl -'EC Durlng the debate wx I oy ola N ar! l aula Otterbem Rose Marne Nleadow Croft Helen Steen Bert Akers Tom Donellan and Nlartln Nl lld burger look and hs ten as Wlarw Dolores I erkms states her VIEWS 'way Sophs staged a pe-p rally for Press Month and cheered for Catholic pub- lications. The many trials of love- lorn youth were brought in Booth Tarkington's skit, The Trysting Place . Juniors-Dorothy Dabkow- ski, Mildred Hartman, Mary Elizabeth Cecil, Elizabeth Baugh and Catherine Spurrier en- acted the parts. Qftamatiitd, and Under the direction of Sis- ter Aloysia, juniors and soph- omores organized the Drama- tic Club. The results of their weekly meetings were shown in the entertaining skits and plays which they presented throughout the year. Stage managers for the various productions given hy the Dramatic Club were Margaret Curran, Mar- garet Streb flower rowj, and Marcia Droney, Ber- nadette Meninger, and Frances llornt-man. bP,cLen64AM, wmked an Bmed, cw-6 Jfchwuvemeni W Olgkllllltxd tol the lltxllhflt ot those 86111018 who took .1 spetml lntelext 111 sclente the -XllJ8ltLlb Magnux Club conducted IGSQAILII D1 OlCLtS it then me .lwlstante ot Slstel Nlfule C .umel ldxlsol ct tme UIOLID the 11191117918 IHLNCII ed .Ln .uxernhlx dllllllg .lx on me ton lol ol 1.111101 1.1 monthlx I'l'l66tlI1fTb Xxlth tl Q x X 04 'muxnm lk Nllthll lu 4 1 ous .1n4lIN ltl0ll1llfflIltt'l Noun lu 'bf- fn- .wif It doesnt seem powlble that 1 huh could ment such SKIIOUH cxpre-.-Ions is on tl faces of Ncnnce 1 lub officers I osad lll this catching, xune are fNlttll1L,J J MLW Llly X1cel'res1denl, Iutty Nlalstlom f0l'l'9NlJ0lldlll2 Necrellrs iarolyn Nofl . . 4 . 1.0, Recording N:-cretary, f5tdlldlllgD Mercy lnmh, l,I'0sldt'l1t, Nlary Ju Curran, 'Treasurer 69 I I I I ' 1' 1 Y A - w . K- ' . . - A, . --. . I' . K- E . ' - D- j ht ' -' ,z 'Q' n I ,gf , l o t - ' j ' j M- j tl . t. .. . .' Th 1 clnlr ms accept I for mtnl 1'.'l 'I in lnoth tl X at' ill her- 'll .' 'z ' ' ' ft r F ' . ,.,. 1' . ' STV' Y-rr' , L' ik it ' 522 . Xi -, 3 X X x , ' 5 , V. v ,. . 2 'l. .' L. L. , .' P. ,iv -, ZA, ul . 5. L' ', 1 ' S. 3 V. , ' . . ' ,. K. . , . : I ' ,. 1 Z , Y- 1 .' Skill and Talent in peared in the Pu Writing Ap- blication of Windows R, 3' .sw W' M -Q liusilv engaged in foldin rl .4 fl 3 in Mrk Q 'X N5-if .JF- 1 Qgqim t g nn counting hundreds ot' copies of Windows , Circulation Stall' members- llolores Sowa, Margaret Linhard, Anne llelea, lizxth- leen Fenzel, Anna Zimnitsky, Kitty Cassidy, Eliza- beth NlcCarclell and Rose Marie Campbell prepare the school paper for distribution. 70 In its seventh year of publication, l.N.D. Windows received first place awards from several of the national rating association. Members of the staff journeyed to New York for the Columbia Press Convention, and also took an active part in meetings of both the Maryland Scholastic Press and Maryland ...- '- Catholic Press Associations. To aid them in editing Windows, Rose Mary Dilli and Shirley Hughes look over the tiles for past issues of the paper. Writing news stories, editorials, features and sports is the job efficiently performed by Windows' Editorial Staff: Mary Ellen Poole, Ann Gunning, Theresa Gannon, Mary Millionie, Patsy Rosendale, Eileen Trapzeser, Pat Malan, Pat 0'Connor, Rose Mary Dilli and Shirley Hughes. 71 WY . . of the t'larissian's literary staff which included Kathleen llotfman, Eleanor Mcllugh Dorothy.l,ewandowski,vMary Paula Utterbein, Rose Marie Meadow-l'rot't Jo' F d orking out write-ups, thinking up captions and counting headlines were the job , an or Doris hlmball, llelen Naeth, and Mary Jo Curran. o o The Clarzsszan Staff Wrote I. . . Regina Tibbels, business man' 1' b ager, is uilding up her bank balance with contracts for ads and patrons brought in by her assistants Mary Schmidt, Betty Horn, Mary Lee Y aeth, Loraine Cerny, Garnet Morgan, Margaret Paulus, Rose Marie Mascari, Geraldine Rohrbaugh and Dorothy Lurz. N ln cllargv ol' photography and page layout, Holly Xvllfll, Joann l'0lvrs, Jackie Elly, liilly fnssicly, Bihhs Crosby and l'eg'gy 'l'0Ilt'l' look up from their work on the yourhook. Best Seller for 1948 Nloro nlemhers on the lmsim-ss stall' were financiers: Slzimling-Ann Aumiller, Vhzir lotto Punto, Annu Marie llelcher, Joan Love, Vela-ste Larkin, Marilyn Mueller unc Geraldine Tohuk: Sitting'-Rose Rogers and Dolores Schulte. i atiuitiea I3 with 172 Feathers, moccasins and painted faces characterized Freshmen Initiation, September 30. Acting as hostesses, juniors gaily dressed their little sisters as natives of early America. Assembled before the tribal council, the freshmen received instructions on how to be a big chief or a good squaw. Tom-toms echoed and war cries resounded as frosh pa- pooses were welcomed into the tribe of INDians. Lower left: frosh, decorated with war paint seem to enjoy the entertainment. Center: juniors con- coct ways to torment the frosh, who sit around on benches waiting to be initiated. 'Xxx On the sidelines, juniors line up cokes and cookies. , if 't f 2 E S 5 , Q S . A 9 ' - ...,. , . -13 fn' ,' . X uf 'rg rn Alex v' M Ai? A H Q W . Y f W. Ag LAXSA N 2 1' + 'A'iQs f . I fx I X, 5. Q . . xvx 'ga , I, . K , fy 'K gesa PNY' ? x '. . L R A wif-4 M' ' ' 4 l 1,-'fn fi 'W M. i 'Y ' ' N fit 'mf ff is Q 'T 'MX Strains of soft music pou forth as Dorothy Lurz play the organ during Fort Hours devotion. E' gf 0, I 5 fa :mamma r flute :?424:,eaJLed E' in the Ungaldllng. 0-6 the flamafiue if -41' 'wgktifiifnif xv M E manova EEN A , . .ts -rg, - . A group of Juniors sing a hymn to the Blessed Sacra- ment during their daily visit. Decorated with flowers and candles, the main altar in the chapel is the center of devotion during the three days of special prayer. The entire student body assembles in the chapel for a daily period of prayer. Every year, in early December, the exercises of the Forty Hours Devo- tion are held in the Chapel of Our Lady of Sorrows. During their period before the Blessed Sacra- ment, students sang hymns and prayed for the needs of Church and State. The 'Natnltw scene was presented at the close of The lungs Jongleur The Kmg s Jongleur Brought Dramatzc Actzon mto the Plot THE IxING S JONGLEI R THE NATIN ITX The Cast The Brother Cholrmaster Garnet Morgan Brother Ihlllp Ceraldme Rutkoxs sk1 e Father Xbbot Dorothw Hemelt The Jongleur Iatrlcla Qhea The Lax Brother Rosc BIRTH Meadow Croft The Kmg Clalre McKernen Ladx Prldeful Dolores Sona Sir Fame Marv Gorman The Blessed Mothtr lleanore Zeller Other Brother Noucee Ann Mollow Charlotte Punte Ro emarx Haefner Marx Rose Kaptam Marlan Schaefer Peggy Sokel Theresa Klpke Pat Connolly Jackle Ellv Regma Gessler Rose Venere Helen Vaeth Sue Robertson M3F1lyH Mueller Qvleste Larkm Elame Rynes Joan Vogel Marlan Calllon Dorxs Kllchensteln DUIIQ klmball Ann Ixleln Marquerlte MRHHIOH Rose M Lrle Mascarl Jean Peters Joan Loxe lf leanor Waldron Carolxn Vogel Kathleen Fenzel Thelesa Raspe Fmnthla Shegon Dorothv Callahan Maman Helm Blessed Mother Rose Mar! Kalus Saxnt Jo eph Anna 'VIar1e Delcher Qhephelds Angels Anna Z1Y11I'HQIn1ll'l Fllse Cen als lat Peach Marle kammer leg N Tone I leanor McHugh Bettx Slmmons Margaret Lang Carolyn Slavsman Dolores Rlder Betty Ward Kathleen Hoffman A llght shall hlne upon us thlg day for the Lord IS born to us and He shall be called Won derful God the Pr1nce of Peace the Father of the World to Come of Whose reln there shall be no end Isalas 9 2 6 1 , ,,-...a Y - ,- , , , u Q sv g ' ! ! I I C - 1 I . . ---------------'-'------ ' ' 1 '- ' ' S ........... ........... l ' I'h X ,- .... ........................ W ' , . . v D-.A '-i. L I A ' X -- L L .-.-.....--..........., ......... 4 1 The Peasant Girl .......... ...,.................... L oretta Vogel Peggy Foster in fi' ............... ..... .................... Y . ' A .......f....--..-.. U .....--.-.- A. ........... . 1 U X C . ................,......,............... . v . V. , N , ,, 4 L D. A . S , 5 - , . z ' ' ' A I . 'A . D ' K ' y I v ' I V ! ' , ' ' .- . ' : , . llc-lpingg to wt up thc- are-:wry wah tha- job of l'luir4- liroa-mu-ll and Hairy Svllnlirlt. SCCIICS in tho play slluwvfl lhv jungle-ur I4-lling his story in lhm old lug hrutlwr, thx- MTL-ring of gifla Imcfuru thc IIliI'1H'lllUllh window, tha- vlmnt pralctiu- uf thv nmllkw, and tha clxulh nf thv jungh-ur nftvr his gift x-.uf zwcvptm-fl hp tha- l'hrif-I Vhihl. Q 4 3 . Carol Arthur and Ann lielly try out their artistic Cutting out paper stockings is keeping Margie Linz ability in drawing Christmas designs on the black- and Shirley Blarousvk busy in ZBA, while Mary Drum, board in 2A. Loretta Muhlma-ister and Ann Holter string them across the room. At Christmas the Theme Took on ln the convent Chapel, the lovely Nativity group appears eaclh year during the holiday season. Students View the Crib every day at their noon chapel visit. 80 ..l Santa Claus in IC hands out gifts to Cleft to rightj Mabel Lydon, Alexandra Kopek. Concetta Nlosca, Catherine WValdr0n and Rosalie Roberts. Joyous Strain I'pper right: Catherine Spurrier hangs a beautiful pine wreath on the door in 3D. Decorating the classroom has always been one of the nicest features of Christmas at the Institute. Students trimmed trees in every room, drew designs on boards and windows, and ushered in the Joyous Season with songs and celebrations. Edwina Collin and Janet Hock hang balls and tinsel on the tree in IB, as Joan Clark places the Infant Jesus in the Crib beneath- We Brought Volumes of Happiness to the Children of Southern Maryland Father William Stricker, pastor of the Newport parish, distributes gifts to his Negro parishioners during the party. il!!! HITIHKU All ready for Southern Maryland, a group of Crusaders stand with piled-up cartons which are destined to bring a lot of Christmas joy to the children of Newport. Christmas wouldn't be complete with the Crusade's annual party at Newport, the Diamond Unit's adopted mission. For weeks ahead, stu- dents carne to school laden with mysterious-looking packages, containing toys, clothing, and goodies for the white and negro children who were to attend the affair. Crusaders traveled by bus to their destination and ex- perienced real joy in finding how much happiness they had brought to the group of eager youngsters. 82 , .nu Constance Nedelsky fixes a window shrine to Our Lady ' in 3A. With strips of tape and white cut-outs she has arranged a snow effect on the windows as a background. Candles with pine clusters add to the shrine. www-an ,MAA It's all over now, says Mary Schmidt as she finishes taking ornaments from the tree. Rosemary Dilli and Pat Malan sadly agree that the Christmas season has come to an end all too soon. 83 If Fixing up the fireplace with candles and bowls of holly for Class IA is the contribu- tion of Kathleen Gibson and Jane Cassidy to the Christ- mas decorations. W' mter Wonderland Was a Page parkling with Happ Memories L VJ., Lx John Zavoyna, Mary Jo Curran, Garnet Morgan, Anna Marie Del- cher, Bob North and Tony Bat- taglia receive their dance pro- grams from Blr. Charles Rouse and Mr. Louis Vogel at the main entrance. Eleanor McHugh, Sue Robertson, Rose Marie Campbell and their es- corts ascend the stone steps lead- ing to Levering Hall. Bill Beck, Mary Lee Vaeth, Ann Aumiller and Bob Fick arrive at the dance eager to see what awaits them within. 84 fl It's a must at every class dance to meet the chaperones. Here Regina Smith and Genevieve Bahnline introduce themselves and their escorts to Mrs. Charles Rouse, Mr. Charles Rouse, Mrs. Edwin Sokel, Mrs. Louis Vogel, Mr. Edwin Sokel and Mr. Louis Vogel. As a fitting close to the gay holi- season, seniors held their Class at Levering Hall on the Johns ,s campus. Dressed in their formals, seniors arrived with escorts and found Levering with large snow flakes huge snow men. The place had really turned into a Winter onde1'land for the dance. at Connolly, Regina Gessler, Dorothy Cal- ahan, Vera Murrill and their escorts ob- ige one another with the customary sign- ng of dance programs. 85 Getting ready for their initial appearance are Dolores Rider, Margaret Lang, Kath- leen Hoffman and Rosemary Kalus as they help each other pin on corsages. N ., li X2 p 3339343 y -4 1. f .f w,!5i,a, .hw R ,id - -w 'BS Y, .' 'TAM FW' . wig qw., 2153 yv :FS Y Mum M 5, ,M ,MQQQ Q2 1 N' W 5 v 4 5 gig 1. -.in gi, gzilx A :f1'm3?3?'3f., 1 , . if V zxwkkvf ff ' ,ii xsififgfzfgs ' L -fgwfigv z , q aliiill gg gi , Q15 f wg-15 . . +2 f Q as f 4gf3Q!'+, X L --Qs' 4 ,, .4-f' A F X 2 X A. .Q ii 43. ,X 'Qjff A l l H 1-ag :'-,r'a 34,5 :af ST 2 M fri cfs Q 3 , f ' -a-.kfgw 1 Xrfffg 25312 Jr, W sjxfiff ' '21, gf A ' 5- if-f 5. 14, A ..,, .xvef v v Pat Fogarty, Carolyn Slaysman, Rose Rogers, Dolores Hall and their escorts dance to the soft strains of Dick Depkin's orches- tra. Harry Hessenauer, Tommy Tillette, Gerry Rutkowski, Rose Venere and Don Corbet talk during intermission. Event of the Year Class officers and members of the dance committee had worked for weeks ahead in the club base- ment at Marcy Lynclfs home, making the decorations. Seniors agreed that the affair was an out- standing evening in the year's series of important events. With a background of snowmen and snow- flakes, Levering Hall became a winter wonderland. Some of the decorations can be seen as Bob Long, Loretta Vogel, Mercy Lynch and Allan Meehan talk between dances. J' L A 1 iik MW! Jim wfwata Shaman Blw ' Glam Never before in basketball history did the Institute experience a more thrilling sports fzeason. Winning in the tirst round of the Catholic League tournament, the varsity then met defeat in the second round at the hands of Catholic High. ln the final playoff, I.N.ll. came throught with the trophy. Pictured at the league games, Cl'pper lefty the cheerleaders go into a little action. QTOp centerj: varsiteers Dorothy Hemelt, Edna Tillette, Doris Musil, Margaret llutkowski, Jean Gibson and Teresa Kipke smile after another victory. Cfpper rightj: varsity members take time-out during the game. CLower leftj: jayvee teamsters watch the varsity at play. Cliower rightjz Mrs. Carter, referee at many tournament games, talks with the scorekeepers. CLower right cornerjz t'oach Gloria Trageser says a few words to the team before one of the games. 88 X I ,il -If l.N.D.'s interscholastic champions: 1SittingJ-Edna Tillette, Margaret Rutkowski, Doris Musil, Theresa Kipkeg CStandingJ-Dorothy Hemelt, Miss Gloria Trageser, and Jean Gibson, are pictured with their trophy. 9 0 RC'D1.i4,L4,8ndaJ44,2.7L9J CATHOLIC INTERSCHOLAQTIC Institute Institute Institute Institute Instituto Institute Institute FIRST ROUND vs. Towson Catholic vs. Seton vs. Catholic High SECOND ROUND vs. Towson Catholic vs. Seton High vs. Catholic High CHAMPIONSHIP vs. Catholic High WLM, the Cage lille l.ICAGl'E GAMES NV PLAY- w In 39 13 Z., ll ll 18 ll OF 93 ...' F GAME THEY 9 4D ZZ., I9 1 17 .38 rm X... li 'Un 1 'ti Doris Musil receives her plaque from Miss Trageser for being the highest scorer in the league this year. Catholic Champions 1 9 4 8 1 Coach Gloria Trageser smiles approvingly as she reads this year's record of the Athletic Association. President of the club was Peggy Foster, while Ann Gunning was Secretary-Treasurer. 'mf 5 ff 2 'i-,f ' Xi i x ,Mgr is , Q 2 fl. .- 3 ws ix K rfhtmx rl , 1 15 ' YN Cheerleaders Carol Arthur, Rita Bockstie, Anne Marie Blair, X Palma llonatelli, and Margie Knott give a rousing cry ot' E25 joy as I.N.D. varsiteers heat Seton 38 to IT. X A Ry if fn Intramural hzislwllmll victors wi-ro thc frosli whose loam incluclq-rl: Hop row? Monica Stack, 'l'l11-re-su llarris, Juni llumphy, Jozmm- linclrvs, Nlargiv linoli, liullllvvn Gibson flower row? lidwina Follin. Gloria Nlzirx. Nlargzirot llrvsslu N Helen lluhigliurst and Rosalie Rohr-rlx. mhvrs of the .lay-Yi-0 squad inclurlvd Belly llorn. Val Q v mlvr. Nlziry .Xignvs Xllulis, Nailwy Yilvlil. Nlvrcy Lyncli. L- 1 lil lfllhj zinrl .loam Zara. xi! Y fi 'S S x 4 if ax ' 1 ' g 1 if I s 1 Xxx 5 x rw 5' if . , f . Q l X I ,1 is U .E-L .mmww ' f'Wl1:xasm,,ff if' I, ' if K , Q x . . 5 '29 i sn xx Nl I iss xl2ll'Llill'l'i Slwrmzin. Nliss 1 -ser and Miss Nancy Vlorii li lLl I lilmzin get logvtlwr aflvr ilu Vzilliolic lliglislnslllutv ig ai m c. 3 I . fX X i Uwz, Jffhleted, Uueacame 0,ZL4,tacZe4, in many Hffzafztd, 5 .V .,,-4- M C W' MLW V 5 i. . xfl Seniors won the intra-mural volleyball championship. Members of the team included Esther Hennegan, Ann Aumiller, Ann Hennegan, Rosalie Corsi, Anna Zimmerman. Marion Gallion, Jane Vavrina. Rose Marie WVist, Peggy Foster, Mercy Lynch and Mary Lee Vaeth. After a victorious session in the first round, I.N.D.'s softball team lost its last tilt to Catholic High. The team included: CStandingJ-Mercy Lynch, Dolores Muntean, Rose Yenere, Dorothy Hemelt, Miss Trageser, Doris Musil, Margaret Rutkowski, Marion Gallion, Margaret Streb: Clineelingl-Jerry Rut kowski, Teresa Gannon. Edna Tillette, Betty Horn, Connie Krusnic-wski, Mary Helen Nicholson, Pat Bitt ner and Mary Agnes Allulis. 94 .af A I We Reached the Climax at the Ring Ceremony All year, seniors looked forward to the day of days, when they would receive the school ring. At last, the first Friday in March came along, and at a special ceremony in which the whole school took part, each senior received her ring from Sister Maureli- an. Toasts and songs were features of the program. Arranged in single line, the senior class files on to the stage to receive their rings. ff- Claire Greenwell receives her ring from Sister Maurelian who is assisted in the distribution of rings by Esther Hennegan, class president. The traditional school ring is of gold, engraved on either side with the book of knowledge and the torch of wisdom. An I.N.Il. monogram is set on an onyx center. 97 The student hodv sings the school song at the close of the ring cere mony. 4 .sv-Q gy 5 i ,V ., f we at 47 5.3, 1 Ni Q. my gi Pictured above, a group of students together with someone's little brother admire one of the stuffed animals sold at the mission sale. To the right, Sister Ricarda hands out boxes of ice-cream to some hungry juniors. Featured at other booths were novelties, punch, cor- sages, and washcloth dolls. In the center, right, Rita Bockstie goes about selling cup cakes. .M ovel Ideas Wer Every mission-minded In- stitutei' looks foi-ward to the annual St. Pat1'ick's Day Sale, which has been 21 tradition at I.N.D. for many years. Al- guxg, so .f ' Q Featured at the St. Patrickls' Da Sale ways comlucterl hy freshmen classes, it is one ol' the chief means of the Diunioml lfnit for supporting some of the home and l'0l'Ql,Q'Il missions. This year, the results iimlricizilly, topped all previous years. In addition to helping ai noble cause, students enjoyed as well the social aspects of the claw. i ' , I, sm A Scribes Learned to Write at the Columbia In eailv Maicli, membeis of the new spapei and xeailmoolt staffs took off a few dai s fl om the gilnd of the classioom to attend the Columbia Scholastic Press Con- xention in New Yoilt Duiing the dat tliex xisited pi ess exhibits and listened in on sessions at Columbia Unix eisitx The after conx ention liouis were spent in seeing Looking over various '47 year- hooks Jackie Elly, Shirley Hughes and Mary .lo Curran receive added information from this display in the Library of Columbia. Rose Mary Dilli and Shirley Hughes anxiously awaited the day when the newspaper ratings would be posted. Here they read the good news that VYindows received a first place rating. The sights of New York attracted I.N.D. convention go-ers on their visit to this great metropolis. Here the group watches the skaters at Rockefeller Center. ye.. t . X A in , ' 'i i?v ,. ,... at ef.: .4 , -. , :ai-A f .. x, 2 . tk ,ff , v H- Convention P 32 . KE it 51? , 'Q 'F . ,Q 6 If fl 4 Q Hn i IXQQVW r HRM M First Row: Mary Ellen Poole, Mary Dolores Perkins, Shirley Hughes, Patsy Rosendale, Jackie Elly, Mary Jo Currang Second Row: Eileen Trageser, Rose Mary Dilli, and Helen Vaeth gather on the steps of the Library at Columbia l'niversity between sessions. Accompanied by graceful melodies, the skaters glide over the ice at Rockefeller Center. iii? T i 4i if W' Q , 'UK 'Q i Q , E 4' at, Tv, The Characters Be an to Dabble i l A group of INDians ascend the municipal steps which lead to the executive offices. Members of the Proh- lems of Democracy Class actually saw City Gov- ernment in action when they visited the City Hall, met Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro, and at- tended a session of lhc City Founcil. In his office at the City H Mayor D'Alesandro sh the I.N.D.'s Problems Democracy class a copy The History of Baltimo Standing at the entrance to our City Hall are a group of students. The War Memorial may be seen in the background. uso 1 e L 1 .1 . ax 1' W, ,Mtv- V .4 - wi X I 2 Local Politics Group of students get a glimpse of how the City Council operates. -f T fllembers of the City Council are engaged in serious discussion. Betty Dontell, Mary Claire Greenwell look Jane Saffran and at a case of old Mary- land flags preserved since Civil War days. To the right-Syleste Larkin, Nancy Batz- er and .loan Vogel make their first visit to the Council Cham- ber and look around at items of interest in the room. 0 O tn, 151' Mrs. Shea, Patsy Shea, Jerry Rohrbaugh and Mrs. Rohrbaugh make their way to the auditorium for the Senior Program. Parents and Seniors enjoy refreshments which were served in the respective home- rooms. Mrs. llantini, Dolores Mantini and Bernie Zeller ascend the slate stairs leading to the auditorium. Groups of students took their parents to visit the chapel. Viewed here are Mr. and Mrs. August lialus with ROS9lllill'y, and Mr. and Nlrs. Edward Yueth with H4-len and Nancy. Parents Plus Teachers, Plus Students Formed the Perfect Triangle Senior P2ll'6Ilt'S Day gave fathers and mothers an uppurtunity tu meet the faculty and View the school. After at short C!lU.?l't2liI1fllt'llt in the ztuditorium, they visited the 1'lz1ss1'omns, met other pzwents and pzu'tmmk ot' light l'0i-l't3SilI1lQI1iS. D-' ,fb Wvf ,nv :nun XX Carniwz! Was After it was over, everyone agreed that the carnival was one of the nicest activities of the year. With one purpose in view, to make money for the Crusade and school newspaper, Windows, the affair was judged an overwhelming success. The whole student- body from first graders to high school seniors attended. The school yard was just lilled with girls when over 800 of them arrived for the big sale. Everywhere the1'e were attractions dear to a teen-agers heart. Nylons as well as ham- burgers, and even a small puppy were to be found among the things to be bought. Stu- New, Epzb-making Event dents tossed pennies and threw rings for prizes. Clowns sold their wares, bags of pretzels and potato chips, and balloon pedd- lers were much in demand. The usual lolly- pops, ice cream and cakes helped till in the menu. For the religious-minded there were roszxries and other articles of devotion. When the hell rung for the end of the carnival, there wus at general groan that so enjoyable an event could he over so soon. Students, however, returned to their classes, consoled with the thought that perhaps there would be another one next year. ks f of V ' 4 6 P FX I J ,-f 5351 5 I Q , 0 ,-' , , P' no f 1 , ' X Wu- Q X t 'rss y , gi 3 ' fs 5 X, , :sg -Q X L ! 5 f 5952 l E4 5 X sk. ' . , ogg, ' i l 1 J wx xi gs t S, 2 l'nderclass seamstresses presented the results of their sewing classes in a fashion show during May. l'pper and lower groups show all the models lined up in front of the stage. Center: Patty Garmer and Mary Catherine Hamilton admire one auotlu-r's dresses. IHS blffudenfd, Jffbgle at the Two outstanding events in May's list of activities were the Fashion Show and Spring Musical. The show made its initial appearance in the school, while the musical has he- come a traditional :tti'air. 72 Jpbdllfb Pfeaung. 9,cwFulo-n tffuuu- cmd muaical To merit the Senior Music Medal, Loretta Vogel played a recital for members of her class. ...tg At the annual spring con- cert the Glee Club and or- chestra combined to present a delightful hour of music and song. Parents of the per- formers were invited to at- tend with the student body. 109 X During the singing of Bring Flowers of the 1 airest , Jean Smith, Sodality Prefect crowns the Blessed Mother on the stage of the school auditorium. The Sodality's round of activities in honor of Mary was Climaxed with the annual May Procession. This year, because of the inclement-y of the weather, the student body assembled in the auditorium, where they sang: the customary hymns, and assisted at the coronation of the statue of Our Blessed Lady. Then they proceeded to the Chapel for I-Zcnediction. May Procesfzon Crowned R6fl.gl.0Z!5 Acizivzize Sodality officers formed the guard of honor which led the procession into the chapel. -9 May procession exercises closed as Father Reiter gave Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament to the stu- dent body. Carrying spring flowers Sodality leaders stand in front of the alldi- torium during the eoronation exer- cises. the Coronation. Members of the llrst grade escorted Donna Fritz, who carried the floral wreath for arf' YF 'N BU-at - J-wo What is so rare as a day in June especially during exam week, for a trip down the bay? Nothing agreed the school. So, on June 2, over 500 INDians packed their lunches and boarded the Bay Belle for an eight-hour cruise on the Chesapeake. Students watched the Baltimore skvline as the boat moved out of the harbor. Then the different groups made themselves com- 112 agagatbeea fortable on the decks, where they watched points of in- terest along the shore, played cards, sang, and all in all, did everything they could to enjoy the day. At five in the even- ing, the Bay Belle again docked in the harbor, and stu- dents returned home with thoughts of the next day's examination uppermost in their minds. 113 Sister Nl. Evina helps Sue Robertson pin on her corsage. The Conclusio The class of '48 make a final visit to the chapel before commencement exercises. Rt. Reverend Msgr. Joseph Manns delivers his address to the graduates. 1 14 ad a Happ Ending After four years of an- ticipation for the import- ant day of graduation, seniors Hnally completed their high school careers at I.N.D. Preparations began weeks ahead with the selec- tion of the type of dress, gloves and corsage to lic worn on the occasion. To the melody of l'omp and Circumstancf-, seniors march on the stage. Caroloyn Slaysman, Ann Klein and Pat McCourt admire the bouquets sent them for gradua- tion. 115 Doris Kimball receives her diploma from Msgr. Vaeth who is assisted by Msgr. Manns. , CL 455' OF 1948 NNT ,-u-7' emory rote the Las! Paga of In the piesence of then f'l11llilCS 'md fiiends 132 membeis of the senloi class ieceived theu diplomas in the school auditoilum Thuisdaw assisted bx Rev Joseph Peitei C QS P clmplaln of the school It Pex O Q 1 u ' .11 1 . A 1 L 'I , 1. s 'K K N . . . J . y . lv, June 10. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Louis Vaetli presided at the exercises and was t' '. n ' ', .fs . n., 1 . . . X '. I heir ook at Commememmt Msgr. Joseph Manns delivered the commencement address. After the processional, the graduates sang Tschaikowskfs God of All Nature and Scl1ubert's Ave Maria. The conferring of special awards followed the distribution of diplomas. Rt Rex Msgr I' Joseph Manns I ev ex Rex ev ex Hon Hon Hon Hon Hon James H Brooks Jos B Hauck Vincent Oberlea J Charles Schruefer Albert '1 Stallings and Mrs James F Arthur and Mrs WalterJ Dexxees and Mrs J L Hennegan Kolodny J Abner Saylor Mr and Mrs C Abranrcayk H Abrams Leon Abramson Mr and Mrs M Wm Adelson Ag and Joe Mr and Mrs Ahern Miss Ella Albrect Mrs Mrrra Albrcct Al Don Ray Alfred H Alessi Alice and Corky Alice and Lois Ruth Allmond Mrs George Ament Mrs Clara C Anderson Mr and Mrs Kurt Andree Andy and Bell Mr and Mrs Chas H Appell Bernice Appel 'Vlr and Mrs George Appel Carol and Claire Arthur Mrs Margaret Arthur J rck Arthur Mr and Mr John Arthur Pat Arthur Mr and Mrs Ceorgr W Arthur Mr and Mrs C l' Ashley Sr Mr and Vlrs H H Aubrey Jr Jean M Aubrey Ann Aumrller and Fsther Henncgan Mr. and Mrs. H. .Aunnller Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John .Aumiller Dorothy E. .Ayd Dr. and Mrs. Frank J. .Ayd Sr. Miss Jane E. Ayd Mrs. Margaret S. .Ayd Mary Catherine Ayd Charles E. Ayres Frances I. Bahnline George F. Bahnline Jr. George F. Bahnline Sr. Charles B. Baker Mr. and Mrs. George M. Baker Mary Louise Baker Maurice E. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Albert Balducci Henry F. Ball Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ballweg Alice C. Bangert Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Bangert Miss Charlotte Bangert Mr. and Mrs. D. Barber Dolores M. Barber Dr. and Mrs. F. L. DeBarbieri Mr. Anthony Barisse Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Barnard Mrs. Mary L. Barry Mrs. C. A. Bastress Dorothy Batelaan Susie Batelaan Miss Mary Margaret Batzer A. Bauer and Co. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Bauerfield W. C. Bayrle Robert P Beck Mr and Mrs Harry D Becker 'VIr and Mrs Charles J Bell Mr and Mrs Stewart C Bell Capt and Mrs Bently Miss Louise Bently Mr and Mrs James Benton Wir Frank L Bentz Mr and Mrs A A Beran Dolly Beran Mr Louis Beres Hrs Louis Beres Rose Marie Beres Mr and Mrs Elmer Bergen Mrs Elmer Berkcy Mr and Mrs Albert Bertlrng Bernard Bettlernan Herbert G Beyer Thomas W Brddrson Sunny Toni and Joe Brsese Mr and Mrs George Bishop Catherine Bittner Margaret M Bittner Mr and Mrs Richard Bittner Le ter Bn errs Mr and Mrs J Walter Blake Miss Anna Blackert Mary A Blair Mr and Mrs F J Blair Mr and Mrs Joseph Blair Mrs Anna Blank and Mrs A L Bl rnkner and Mr A Blatterman Harry B Blocher Jr and Mrs Cy Bloom and Mrs Louis J Boeh Albert Boger Miss Marie Bolewrckr Motor Bolrszczexxrcz III Michael J Bollinger Jr Mrs V Bollinger Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Bolth Cerry Bopp William Bore Mrs. Jacob Boclrenski Chester Borzuchowski Mr. Peter Borzuchowski Miss Dorothy Bossle Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. 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Buscewi Mrs. Helen Busch Mrs. Louise Buschman 118 Robert A Bushman Mr and Mrs H J Butt Mary J Bryne Joseph R Byrnes Helen K Cable hleanor Cahill Mr and Mrs Hugh In Cahill Mrs Cosma Callahan Dottie and Joe Callahan Joe Callahan John D Callan Dr and Mrs Robert Calta Camilla and Dorothy Ann Mr and Mrs T C Campbell Mr and Mrs V Cantalupr Miss Christina Caprarola Mr Frank A Cardegna Mr and Mrs Martin Cardwell Mr John Carey Mr and Mrs John Carey Wrllrarn Carter Mrs Anthony Cascrero Cassidy Lumber Company John V Cataneo Mr and Mrs l H Caughy Catherine and Frances Mrs Pva M Cayer Mr rnd 'VIrs John Celnier Mr and Mrs Frank J Cerny Melyrn Cerny Mrs Tina Cerny Mr and Mrs Al Cesky Mr Samuel C Chaney Charlotte and Bob Jeanne and Charles Chenoyrrth Mrs Helen Christopher A B Churchhrll Mr and Mrs J A Clark III Miss Margaret Clark Mr and Mrs I'hos W Clark Vincent C Clark John S. Clark . and Mrs. Carroll Clary . and Mrs. Robert P. Cobry . and Mrs. Stirling Cochrad . A. C. Colman '. Charles E. Colman Mrs. E. Collin Mr. E. Collin Mr. and Mrs. Jos. W. Collins Miss Marcel G. Collins Madeline Comber and Ida Mary Dee Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Comber Mr. Joseph L. Combs Jr. Connie and Angela Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Connolly Mrs. P. Conner Mr. Wm. Connor Mrs. Wm. Connor Mr. and Mrs. John W. Conrad Miss Josephine Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cook T. Paul Coolahan Mrs. Audrey Cooney Loretta and Jack Cooper Cora and Bunny Mrs. M. C. Corbin Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Craumer Miss Peggy Creighton Mrs. Harry A. Crevenston Mrs. Robert Crusan Miss Mav Cullen Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Crosby Mr. and Mrs. Crout ...PATRONS... , s I . . . . ' . . . . . . ll '. g . . ' A . . . ' . ' R . . . . . ' R ,. .. . . 1 - 4 v , B ' . . ' . ' r . ' . . . . Y' ' n ' . N - , . . . . ' , ' ' . . . . I . ' . r ' ' V 1 I' 5 ' . . ' ' ' . K 7 ' . .' . A' . . Q . w , ' N A A - I .b ' ' 1 l . . . l ' I -. ' ' 1 . , . . . . - ' . : Miss Dolores Blake Catherine and Concetta ' -- 4 '. .. . L A' . . s . Ax ' J ' . ' . l ' . . h , I . Z r . 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' . 1. , Mr Y Mr ,r Mr f Mr Mr Y 5 1 L V '1 Y ! 3 , I 1 . . . . . 1 . . . 1 Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Miss Bernadme Cunzeman John Cunzeman Mrs Catherine Curran Mr and Mrs James W Curran Mr and Mrs J J Curran Mr and Mrs Leo Curran Mary Jo Curran and Anna Marie Delcher Robert Emmett Curran and Mrs Jerome Cvach and Mrs John Czavwlytko and Mrs S Dakowskr Frank Daily Miss Mary Jane Daily Mr and Mrs Charles Dalcin Miss Laura Daley Bob Dannenfelser Mr and Mrs S L Darby Mr and Mrs Don Darcy Mr and Mrs Joseph Das Miss Helen Davis Mrs M C Davis Mrs Annette Day and Mrs Hugh F Deery Mrs William P Dellney and Mrs Morrell Delcher Mrs Carroll Della Anna and Norma Della Rose Mr and Mrs P Della Rose Mr Edward Denty Mrs Robert L Derbyshire Mr and Mrs Louis Dusch Arthur DeSanto Mrs Joseph M Dewees Mr and Mrs Samuel B Dewees Mr and Mrs Walter J Dewees Joseph F D1Domen1co Miss Catherine Dierken Miss Marie Dietz Mr and Mrs Philip J Dietz Mr and Mrs V A Diller Mr and Mrs John J Drlli Miss Margaretta Dillon Mrs. May B. 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'D ' s -1 Dr' . I. . . . . D . I Dr. . . ' py - - ' A' Sr, ' 1 C K v r , , , . r Jr f, ,,,,-,,,,,,,',,,,,..-1- f,-,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,',,,,,,, , 0 HENRY A. KNOTT 2l07 N. Charles Street Baltimore l8, Maryland Hopluns 4970 Compliments C MARKLAND KELLY President KELLY BUICK SALES CORPORATION Selling Honestly ond Servicing Sincerely 12 - . . ' 1 .. . . . . .. ,,,,,,,-,--,,,,--,-,--,,,,- ,,,N-,,,,,-,,,-,---,,,-,,--,--,.,,, .. 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Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Pente Josephine Rigo - .. . ' . .. . 3 Mr. - . ' ' , Mr. . . , . Mr. .. ' 1 Mr. . . . ' - - Mr. . ' ' ' . Mr. .. . . Mr. . , . Mr. . ' ' . ' Mr. . . . Ml'- Mr. . - - ' ' Mr. d . . Ed . Mr. l . . . . ' Mr, d , , , , . r, Mr. . . - ' Mr. . '. MT- - - ' , ' Mr. ' I , , Mr. . . - - . Mr. d .. . . - l , ' . Mr. . . ,, , ' ' ' , , L ' Mr. . . . PUBLICATION Pnnss INC PHOTO OFFSET AND PRINTING 200 N Bentalou Street EDmondson 4430 BUILDERS 2122 Maryland Avenue Baltrmore I8 Md J JENKINS SONS CO C Manufacturers SCHOOL AND COLLEGE IEWELRY 20 W Redwood Street Calvert 3394 17 , I STEINER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. . ., IN. L9 4 v---v --vv--v v--------------- - Y - +1 IOHN I. Cr F. ROWLAND McCINlTY PRESCRIPTION PHARIVIACISTS Eastern G' Ellwood Avenues Baltimore, Md. Potronize a Veteran STEVE S SHOE REBUILDING SHOP 927 N Luzerne Avenue Iat Eagerl QUICK DEPENDABLE SERVICE Compliments ST IOSEPH S MONASTERY PARISH BRADLEY S DELICATESSEN Fmol s Fon CHAR c XI Fs Hom MADE SAL ms s i.ND11rICHFS C01 DCI TS CATI RINIG TO IARTIFQ wr DDINGS FTC 5112 York Road UN 2682 WILLIAM MATEIKA Hopklns 1072 5312 Sl' George Ave Cvovons Baltlmore I2 Md CROSSE 6' BLACKWELL fine foods smce 1706 The Crosse G' Blackwell Co Balhmore Md 130 1 i i I. E in' I. S I I , C I ' ,. J , , , . Corner of Notre Dame Lane and York Road Free Parking Pointing ond Decorating Homes-Churches , . ,g,....,..,.,..,, ,,,. ,,,,,:,,:,,e,.e:,::-:::,:,,,,:,::::::,,:,,,,::, 9, A A A A A,,,' A A A A A A, .... A A A A A A A A AAAAA A.,,,.,4-,.,,,,,,,',,,-.,-.,,,,,,,'Q' IT'S REALLY A HOME WHEN IT'S PLANTED BY TOWSON! TOWSON NURSERIES Inc. Display Grounds Nurseries YORK ROAD, TOWSON, MD. COCKEYSVILLE, MD. Opvn Day :uid Night Phone: WOlfc 25199 GEORGE M. 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Li tl I 1 I Pr' SPORT The Institute of Notre Dame A, , 5 In L J I I A L AL, ,:::,,,:A::A,:,,:::,:,AAAAAAAA,AAA,,,,A:::::::A:,AA,,-,A,-,-, 0,,,-,,,,,,,,, '0,,,Q,,,,-Q-vv,'v'-',,',,,,,,, , Q'Q,', THE CATHOLIC ACTION SOCIAL CLUB ANN S lcnmpllnnnt I A FRI END Henry T Boynes Er Son Florist xx wmv N is I um KIITIJIIIYNIII f LEWIS A LIST IRVIN E SCHOSS Golf Pro 'I -V NT I LOL 13 2 RITA WIEDEFELD S11c'c'v::1:m' to II. C. WVicdvfclrI Funeral Director 'mo H B num: HIIIEET I'r Qomphmmnts of Mr and Mrs Wm I Peach LEMLER S DRUG STORE IIIVN .x IPXINI mx A I' Ilmundson 341, Lompllmc-nts A FR I END COMPLIMENTS BROMO SELTZER Nll'. I li.lI' U FI' X' .' , If .' 2 f HTS. or ' ' .' of ST. ' '. ' X ,e 0 TH! 'A .' .V l'I'U.' 0 'I.I'IY. S.XraIoga 2394 OF I' I ' ' Ii 0 .IT. PLIC. SAA' QULI7 ' 'HSII lm. mm ' -.-,,,,,,',,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, Compliments of 0, ,,,,,,,',', ,,',,,,4,,' iV1iIk's Highest Heolthmork jersey Creamline Milk Baltimore's Exclusive Distributor I.N.D. 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N I-OOD NI KRIxI1 I' CROCI RII S NND NII TS nlim Harford Iumrl 12 Complxments of and Mrs H O Haefner Mr and Mrs james Toner I W Comnllments of FANCY NIENIN XND CROCERIES 1 N Nlonroe St CI 819 101 F IORT XX ENIE joseph Ruffs Bakery Elizabeth 1'1ehl Proprietor Cnmpllmentq gf LEE Mlsses Eluzabeth and Geraldine BE +114 n.1111m11r1- 12 wid Waldron 141 1 ......,,,,,,,,,,,,.,..,...,,,,..,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,.,.,, , ...,. , ..,, l I X A' 1 171 1 1 1 4 11 1 1. 1 1 . 1. . . , . 1 1, 1 1 . Y ' ' 1 1 1 I 1 1 . ' ' , . x 1 NIE I' ' IAT AT THE - . . . . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , l'1v111pli1111-111: nf' A A H a I1 1' l'Al as I.: I ' 1'-1' U 8- 3 I . A A1 .953 21.18. 1 1, IST. 1 . .7 - - X K, , ' ' 1 A- f U4 i ' J nf E- v - 1 . . ,.. - ,. . . 11 1 1 1 1 . . .of 1 . 1 3 '0 FOI'I l'll wr BROOKIYNI ST. W I'1NLESI1AI In PARIEH 'J ' ' ' ' - 1 . 1,.,...1 - , . 1 I 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 j' 1 1 I 1 1 ' ' ' 1 ' - f . 1 -. . 1 . . . . 1 V A Q 1 1 I 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 I Y . 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