Liberty High School - Oracle Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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A Q1 J 4 ' Vll x - 'ff-9 fcn iic 29 + NNN 40 ll' xx Q Oo O00 . tv 4848.5 ' REVEREND MOTHER TERESA BECKER, Superior MOTHER MARIE CELINE SLOAN, O. S. Principal MOTHER TERESA JOSEPH BAUSS, O. S. Science, M athematics MOTHER CARMELITA BELLM, Religion, Musx'c MOTHER AGNES BOURKE, U. English, Latin MOTHER FRANCES DEGUIRE, Mathemat1'Cs, Librarian MOTHER CLARISSA DIFANI. Art MOTHER PAULA HAGAN, O. S. U. Religion MOTHER CHARLOTTE KAPPELMAN, O Social Studies MOTHER MIRIAM SHEA. O. S. U. English O. S. U. U. U, S. U MOTHER MARY LUCY WALTER, O. S. U. Commercial Faculty Seven OMR CII ASSIFS Eight Ml- URS UHLIINIE The School cannot be considered without think- ing of the students: for the pupils, with their indi- vidual personalities, from the pattern and design of every school, making it what they themselves are. They give to it life, and keep it eternally young. They give it themselves, youth, to shape and to form into strong characters. They give it their young ideas, their zest and their enthusiasm. They give their faith in all its undertakings and in all it stands for. They make its failures, their failures, its suc- cesses, their successes. They work for it, hope for it, plan for it. And all through their life they cannot forget it ff UH I,OUISIf X'I'I l Seiiititoirs CIourltxu turns till its tL't'II tm L'4lItr!' muu. 4' Cilcc Club, IDl'AITI.lIlCS. I'7cb.iting, Sports I M n Clul 'iii Club. Ircnsurcr Misato . Class l'I.iv, V. bv: o' l'A'I'RICIfX XVAISII Ulrich cubs. with tr tL'ontI1'ott.x, lL'IIS17II7tI charm. Sodnlity. Sports Club Cilcc Club, Pans- Iwtbnll VIICJITI. Unk I,c.ivcs Pictorial Ifditor. .IIQANNIQ KrNI.I5'I I'fX Thu clcttrvst hmm! und tht' NIi7'1tiUI't'Sf hvarl. Cilcc Club. Dmmatics, Art. C, B. C, Rcprcscntntivc. Sports Clu Council, Studcnt Council Iw, Student Sccrctary. Oak I.c.ivcs Publicity Co-Dircctor, DOI ORIQS SMIIII 'fl lrutf lrtcnd ix toruwr ti l.FIt'77tI. Soclnlity, Unk I,c.ivcs Pictorial. CA'I'III2RINIi SCIIXV ARI! 'In your vucx I rwd ctmvpunmnxhzp. Cilcc Club, I3.iskctb.iII 'I'c.im, Sports Club. IOOO Point 'Uf Oak I,c.ivcs'4 Pictorial. IiRI INIZ PAUI fl hcurl lhut is will ting tint! gutlf' Cilcc Club. Soclality. Debate. ROSIEMARY MAYLR Clt'n1lt' in rm1r7m'r', rusolult' m dtwtl, Ur.im.itics. Sports Club. 500 Point I . VIRGINIA I3 IIRCEIN HXXYIIIYIIIAIRI vin' um! hvtzrl tompIt'1vIu, Cilcc Club.. May Maid. Sodnlitv. Unk Icavcs llictorml, Seniors i as LOIS ANN HILLNER A merrg, nimble. stirring spirit, Dramatics. Sodality, Sports Club, Def baring. Art, Senior Class Play, Oak Leaves Circulation. AUDREY OTTERSBACK MA mind at peace with all she knows. Sodality. ELAINE KRUEGER Honors come bg diligence. Glee Club. Debating, Sports Club, Mis- sion Club President. Sodality, Basket- ball Team, Oak Leaves Literary Co- Editor. National Honor Society, Senior Class Play. MARCELLA STRASSINGER Gentle of speech, beneheent of mind. Sodality, Central Committee. MARTHA SCHUMACHER Of modest ways and gentle smile. Glee Club. Sodality, Oak Leaves lfinancial. MARY ARNETTE VOLLMER A'Good sense which only is the good of heaven. Sodality, Basketball Team. MARY KENNY The mildest manners and the gen- tlest heart. Glee Club. Sports Club. Sodality. MARY LOU BRIGGS Born to win all hearts to her. Glee Club. Class Oflicer. Sports Club. Sports Club Treasurer, Sports Club President. Sodality, Art, Student Coun- cil. Basketball Team Captain, May Maid. Eleven 'I.lL't'IUl' Setnuiotrs l rXVlfRNlQ KNAPI' ln faith. Irltitf. trot: hum' tl murrtf l7t'ur'!, N Class Sccrctarv. Sports Club. Cilcc Club. liramatics. Soclality. Debating. MARY 'l'llliRl'Slf RlflNHfXRl7'l' ll'1Ih tlcntlu Vout' tmti .sm1lr.s. .shv lt't1.I.s tht' tr'oLL'tI. Uramatics. Sports Club. Sotlalitv. lVlll.DRliD VlfNKliR 'TIS good Io ln' l77t'I'I'll and tL'r.st'.' Cilcc Club, Class Officer. Dramatics. Sports Club. 500 Point 'UQ Baslcctball Team. l'lon1c-Coming Rcprvscntativc. Popularity Maid. MARIE CRACZAK Hur hvurl is tuurni wrth lht' lrrt'mIs .shv nmlzmf' National Honor Society, Dcbating. Dramatics. Glue Club. Baslxctball Tcam Sports Club. l000 Point 'U'. Sodalitv Central Committcc. Scnior Class Play GLORIA l5RUlflVllVllfR Mllvrv is tr dvur um! ll7LfUSfl'I'Ul1X f.I'liL'l7tl.H Cilcc Club. Sodality. Sports Club. Bas- lwtball lcam, Mission Club Victhllrcsi- dcnt. Spclling lcam. May Quccn. CUNS'l'ANClf CAl.l.AllAN 'i'l'rt1t' .stnwrrltf um! low. stil in tl imma of 81711171170 tzoltlrn htllillii Glcc Club. Debating. Sports Club. 500 l'oint 'Uf Sorlality. Draulatics. Oak l.cavcs lfditor-irt-chiclf GRACE l5AHlfR'l'Y rl ftiqurt' as LL'1IIoLt'tf, tlI'Utkt',-UI, und futr as tt gorlrims of old. Dramatics. Debating Club. Sports Club. Sodality. Soclality Sccrclary. Stutlcnt Cotlncil. Sludrnt Council Ofliccr. Bas- ketball learn. Scnior Class Play, Max' Maid. Class Ofliccr, MARYl.lN VOGC I rwtwr roultl' lruud ll xtinglu plt-trstzrt' ttmfvr Iioolf Dramatics. Glcc Club. Sports Club. Art. 500 Point 'Uf Seniors MARClfl.l.A DOUBIQR Hupp1'm.s.s zx LI running strtfrzmf' Cilcc Clula. May Maid. Sports Club. Sodality. Mission Moderator, MARY lVlARGARli-l' l5lfRKlfl. H7-he arrest. ftzzlrtsl. slzp of 41 Ihzrwf Dramatics. Glcc Clulv, Sodality. Oak I.t-airs Pictorial. MARY JEANNII STUEVER ll'rA.st' to rvsolue. and pttltnl lo pvr- form. Glue Club. Debating. Sports Club. Dramatics. Sodality. Senior Class Play. National Honor Socicty. Oak Leaves Financial Nlanagcr. ALICE HAMll.l. Blue are her eyes as the fatty-flax. Sodality. Sports Club, Oak Leavcsu Financial. DORIS DRIER A swvef. arlrurtiue kind of grace. Sports Club. Sodality. l.OlS JACOBSMEYIZR HHN' utr, har manners, all who saw rldnvzredf' Sodality. Dramatics. Glcc Club. Sports Club, 'SOO Point 'U'. SAl.l.Y VITT I hurt- KI lvvurt Luth room for t'L'vz't1 joy. Glcc Club. Sports Club. Dcbatingf'Oak lcavcsi' llditorial. MARY .llfANNli'l lill NVARRKN An7br'11'r:n and fur:-quzttf tl combtmz- lion. Cilcc Club. Sports Club. Spelling Team. '4Oak Leaves Editorial. Thfrlecn ln't'r7 Seniors .li'XNlf'li CONNIAAR url ijoiti' so 11711111174 l7t'll'!' LL't1.s l7t'tIl't!. ' Cilcc Club. Mai' Maid. Sports Llub. Svtlalitv. NORMA lflClllfNl ACB Shu ix ti Lcomtm who tim tommtuitf ,7t'l'St'IfV. M lfntcrctl VU. Cl.ARlZ CONNlfl.l.Y I tim full til' Xl7lil'll.H Dramatics. Glcu Club. Dcbatc Club. Sports Club, Sodality. l':aslwtb.ill lcain, 500 Point 'Uf Senior Class Play, May Maid, NANCY BYRNE HupptJ um I: from turt' l'm fl'w, Draniatics. Sports Club, ROSI2 MURI. SCHURTIZR How .swwl und luir sho sums up lo In-f' Dramatics. Sports Club, MARIANNIZ UHRI You hum' t!i'xt'r't't't1' high t'ommt'm1u- Iron, lrtu- uppluust' and Iotwf' Diuiniatics. Glcc Club, Sports Club. Sodality, Stutlcnt Council. Senior Class llrcsidcnt. Fmslwtlmll loam, National Honor Socictv, Oak l,cavcs Senior Promoter, Class Ofuccr. DOROTHY Ml'I'CHlil,lfl I'lf fl I77t'I'I'U hlltlfl tions till tht' LL'AILl..' Cilcc Club, Draniatics. Sports Club. 500 Point 'U'. llopularity Maid. IHYIARICIA MURPHY HSlJI77t'fll77l'S from hvr t't1i'.s I dit! 1'i't't'1L'tr ltiir xptwt l7It xx r77t'sst1t1rx. H Cilcc Club. Dvbating. Sports Club, So- tlalitv. H700 Point 'Uf Seniors CONSTANCIQ RIYNVFRT 'Q-I hear! whose love is innocent. Sodality, JO ANN DIERKES Humor, warm and embracing. as the sunshine. Dramatics. Sports Club. Sodality. IN'IAR'l'HAl.E VAN ARSDALIQ We mee! thee. like a pleasant thought, when such are wanted. Entered '43, Sports Club. Clee Club. LAVERNE DEUTSCHIVIANN Just a airl, but strong and lrirnf' Sodality. Student Council. Sports Club. Class Oflicer. VIRGINIA Vv'II.I.IAMS I sunn-Iinves love to doubt, as well as to know. Student Council President. Dramatics. Glee Club. Sports Club Treasurer. Sports Club Vicefljresident. Basketball Team, Senior Class Play. National Honor Society. Class Ofbcer. IVIARCEIIA WARD Her sense of humor is aboundinaf' Dramatics. Cilee Club. Basketball Team. Oak Leaves Pictorial. IVHYIIIS GENOVESE 'fl ltahl heart and a pleasant snzilefi Dramatics. Glee Club. Sports Club, iodality. Art. 500 Point 'U'. Cheerf eader. SHIRLEY IVIOECLE Her smile is the sweetest that eier was seen. Glue Club, Dramatics, May Maid, Sports Club. 500 Point 'Uf Pif I een Sixteen if-1 Seniors ROSE MARIIZ DlGRlSl7lNO HCiht't'!'I'il1If7L'SS is tl friend to grricef' Glee Club. Dramatics. Sports Club. l00O Point 'U'. MARY FRANCES liNGlfl.HARD The gentle mind by gtnllt' tievds is known. Sports Club. Sodality. Unk leaves Pictorial. THliRl2SA Wl'li'l'MAN She smiled and the shadows dt'- parted. Sodalitv. Sodality Treasurer, Sports Club, National Honor Society. May Maid, Class Oflicer. JOYCE SCHMANDT Into the midst of things. May Maid. Debating, Sodality. Central Committee, Sodality Vice-Prefect. Class Ofiicer, Leaves Literary Co.- lfditor. Ml Odlf ffgpplg 509151 ANGELA BRAMBILLA I,el my deep silence speak for me. MARGARET MARY COIT So courteous, so kind as nzerrif Muff garelf' Glee Club, Debate Club. Sports Club. Sodality, Class Oflicer. Central Com- mittee, National Honor Society. Stu- dent Council. Basketball Team. Oak leaves Editorial, Senior Class Play. RITA IMMISR l u1'Ihfu1 and rinlrepitif' Sodality, Art. Sports Club. IOOO Point .U. MARGARET HAlKAl.lS i'Ob1I'tIl'UtJ and chetrful, industrious and kind. Sports Club. 500 Point 'Uf Oak l,eaves Financial. Seniors JEANNE GASKILI- A l'77!-SLil7l'i'L'OL1S spirit. endowed with yood cheer. Sports Club. MARCEILA lVlcl,AUGHLIN Sineere and true lo all is she, wilh vas! and wide ability. Class Officer, Cilec Club. Sodality. Pref feet of Sodality. Debating, Sports Club. Student Council. National Honor Sof ciety. Cale Leaves Publicity Co-Di- rector. Senior Class Play. MARY LOU SUNTRUP Cay as the yilded summer shy. Sodality. Sports Club. SUZANNE EHRENCART Her ways are ways of pleusrmtnessf' Glee Club. Sports Club. Sodality, Bas- ketball Team. PEGGY SCHLESS 'AA fomrude neither ylum nor merry. Glee Club, Dramatics, Sports Club. l0OO Point 'UI DOROTHY LIEBIG 'Al hear. ye! say no! mueh. but think the more. Glec Club. Sports Club. Sodality Seventeen ttnior Class l I litw llrll to iight! l'.iliiti.i lbulwuqile. Marylarrl liillo, Malyolle lelimi X imi il.,..i.-ft... 1t..v.-.mn in,w.ti.1. inn: ts.-iw.-.1 N 1 I lion l'wiu.itlt1it- l.n.imie, IS.-:tv lltluauk. Audrey lhiuex. K.-lt-ste Kiln n Klux it It it lilllvatiti, llullv lmiuiatl llnil lion' Nunn llurlan. l'utiiti.i llailex. llorolhy Ann tolv, Marie llapgett Xlir it i 1 iii nn lx:-tml Our hearts beat a little faster now in this. the end ol' our third year. For it means so much, knowing that this year has seen us almost at the top, with our future now so shining and clear. lt means a feeling of deep satisfaction at the thought oi' much work behind us and of so many things accomplished. It means three years of happiness behind us with one more full year, the very best of all, of pleasant times ahead. Our gaiety, our enthusiasm of former years. and our love for good times have not left us but rather they have increased. For with the I'l!Lll7lt't'f7 uniior' Class thought of graduation ever before us now, we are determined to make every minute count and to enter into all things with spirit and zest. Our good times have acquired a new meaning with our knowing that from now on time will seem so short. Things have seemed diflicult at times-so difficult at the time of their happening: studies. examinations, and the taking upon ourselves the responsibility that is so much a part of being an upper-classman. Yet even now we are aware that they have been just so much fun and will be a long cherished memory to brighten up the future. lop Row tleli to nghtl Margaret Scully. .lane Melfaughlin, Rcvemary lX'lawier-'cn, lfraneex XYiliman, Phyllis Reilly, liltn Meier, Ruth Rau. Dorvrliy XX'arren. liiuydel Nellinger. wud Raw, Jacqueline Payer, Joyce Nolte, llelen O'l5rien, Jacqueline Parsons, Mary lfllen Mcligue. Nadine Myerstougli llatricia Mitchell, Jeanve Selsor, Marjorie Schurlt. Dorothy Mayer, Rosemary Nlahon. lliiitl Row .Jacqueline lluford. Marv Lllirien. Jeanne O'Ciorman, Dnlties Mcrlulifle, Doris Suiter. Mary Ann Maentler I.orriiii fieliniidl, Mary .lane Schumer. Nineleen Sophomore Class l 5 Row th-It tu right! Xlirv Katlirxune lit-rr, .leaniiv lamb, .Min lamb, lHi.ris 'Xl r u i Krttlvv lN1.lry Y ygiull loopel llorxx Nlaret N ul lion leaxiue lilawl lulii llaul llowniarv lleutsclmiann. .lo .Min Mountg. .l in N tl in 1 lane lllr l li' xx lt in lS'lve.lw-'tilt lax Xltllonuull, llellv Sommer, llallirli Vronin. Nlarllvltili li kln im lt hasn't been so very long since we came here as strangers. with so much ahead of us. We were so completely new,t-verything contrasted so sharply with things as we had known them before, and We were so shy. But now we are hrmly established, We have been accepted, and we feel that we really belong. Vv'e have found all the joys of being foolishly wise as great as they promised to be. But with the good times went a little more responsibility: setting a good example to the freshies : buckling down to work a little more energetically. The work never outweighted the fun, however. and so things were rather at an ideal state: enough work to keep us busy and enough play to keep us happy. . . . Their gaiety. enthusiasm, and cooperation in all things Ursuline have won many friends for them and much praise. They have made themselves ready to become upperfclassmen worthy of their school and of themselves. 'l'wenlt1 up Row flelr lo righrl, Alfrieda Kra Freshman Class So much has happened since we bade good-bye to grammar school on Graduation Day of 1943. The high school doors swung open, took us in, and we started on to something new. The transition was rather trying, considering the new faces, new sur- roundings, and contrasting daily routine. But adjust- ments are always strange things and now we feel that it all has contributed toward making us tried and true daughters of Ursuline. We shall never forget the first few months of our school days here: the trouble remembering names: the confusion of trying to find the right class in the right room. But we were stamped green freshies and no doubt we were expected to act as such. We have had numerous good times and if we are look- ing forward to the next three years las we certainly arel it is with hope that everything will prove as grand as our first year. mer. Janer Dickerson, Patricia lirdman, Mary lillen lfanipion, Arlesn lbickhe Heir Amend, llalricia Kempf. Geraldine Moore. lidwina Vander Pluym. June Konrad. lileanor MrAulifle. Rulli iiuinarrl, Joan llillrer. Jacqueline Greenrr. econrl Row: Furry Bauwens. Frances Schurter. June Doyle. Kay l.angen, Betty Arri. Kathleen Mullen, Audrey Psruemmer, Clam llabel. Alice Graczak. Marie Uominquez, Virginia Young, Peggy Jo l.urch, Louise Ciioia, ilnrrl Row' Mary lirkich. l.ill' Vill. Bert' Mueller, Shirley llarler, Marjorie Powers, Gloria liuprerhr, Patricia Ciamenlinr l Mary Rauch, Berry De Vilbiss. .lane l lienugli Twenty-one OMR AQTIIWIITIIIES Twenty-two MV URS UIILIINIE Extra-curricular activities form an essential part of school life. They are perhaps equally as important as classes and study. For the purpose of high-school life is not so much to impart knowledge as to develop character. And it is the school activities that develops some of the most significant of the many features of character. Activities broaden the mind, they bring the stu- dent into contact with new ideas, and they help her to become acquainted with her fellow students in a more intimate manner than class work alone would permit. They reveal latent talents, they assist the growth of those abilities so vital to leadership, they teach good sportsmanship, and they inculcate the value of teamwork. And, finally, in addition to providing a welcome relief from the hum-drum occupations of the class- room, it is the extra-curricular activities which awaken that interest in the school and its success which we know as school spirit. fm X Q5 V 'AD K In 'Q M 4 WJ X J?-f.1 l x v 1 P nj II, IIIII II.II In IIMIII Im.-,.I I.-IIII.III.II, IIIIIIIII NIIIIII-I.IIIu, MIIII.-v IGIII.-I lI.- IIIIIIII xI.II.I,II.I XIII..-III IIIIIII- II XIII-If XIIIIIIIIIIII NUIIIII IIIIII I ,.IIIIIII.' I I IIII.I IIIxIIIII.III XIIIIIIWIIIII, III III- I'IIII NIIIIIII XII-IIIIIIIII IIIIII Ii. II IIIIIIIIIII. Maw IIIII' N-.IIIJII IIIIIIII- VIII, IIr.IxIIII'I IIIIIIII II, II XIIII IIN. III.II,.II.I.I VII. I'I.II.I.-III II.IIII.' MII.-g... 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Sanctitication of ones self is not, however. the sole purpose of the sodality. lfach sodalist does all in her power to bring others under the influence ot' her good example as a Child of Nlarv. She also does her part to defend her liaith in any wav possible, STUDENT'COUNCH- The Student Government has proved to lie a most democratic organization. The students themselves choose their representatives and these members carry back to their meetings the students suggestions. A discussion is held and with the vote of all students. the plans are carried out. The Student Council is to he particularly congratulated for its huge successes in the sale of XVar Bonds and Stamps and the formation of the Red Cross Chapter. But aside from all this, the Council gives to every Ursuline girl a lseener feeling of patriotism that will make her .t leader for the welfare ol' her country. Standing tlelt in iight! Xlatcella Nltlauglilxn. Nlargaret Marv Knoll. luis Slut-ter. llairitia litvnin. 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Nlarv U'l'wrien. lietty llehranlt. lthel llcrgmau, Vlaie touucllx, .lo Ann lliellses. liorothy Nlttchellette. llolores Nlcrattltlle, lrloria Xloiiuig, lilecu Nleier drug lleloxv Xliss littellter. llramatic lustruttot DRAMATICS So you want to actf You love the bright lights and the smell of grease paint. Then the Drainatics Club will welcome you and appease Your Uliootlight fever by teaching you the tra- ditions of the stage. The Ursuline girl is given a well-rounded training in histrionics. She learns the art of applying malce-up and the use of correct speech arid proper gestures, By participation in plays and declamatitin contests she gains poise and conhdence, lhe Dramatics Club promises a training that will carry over into later life, Although all its members may not become great actresses, they will of necessity form the ideal audience of the theatre of tomorrow. ART An education could hardly be termed com- plete without some training in the principles of Art, VVith this in mind ot1r Art Studio was begun and continues in this same spirit today, The courses offered to the girls haye been arranged to give the student a good training and background for future study. There are classes in Interior Decorating, clay modeling and gen- eral art, which includes sketching pastels, and Water and oil painting. Brushes are applied to palette busily. oliten with an eye toward a contest or exhibition. Prizes have been awarded to members of Ursuf line's Art Class and all have shown themselves painters of no small ability, 'I'YI'lNCi THE RED CROSS 'l'he Cfomniircial Cfoiirse here at Ursuline Because so many of the girls wished to help satisfies the attraction th.it anv girl might have the Red Cross as their contribution lo the war WVS'-'Ill 'lu' llllglnfsa lllxf Ywllml et lllf WPC' efliort. a chapter of the American Red Cross was writers. XX'hen .ltiiiior anar rolls round. she Ormniyud M Umulinc in 1041, makes her choice and is introduced into the nwglH.iK,g Q t' thx, kuvlmaui' Undoubtedly, the most'popular-phase of the . . . . . . work has proved to he knitting, lhe girls have I Vping is an eleetive stihiect tor onli' the 4- , v . r . V . i ' kept niany serviee men tomlortahle with the .liiniizr and Senior ilasses. It is an important step scarfs. sweaters. atighans. and gloves. thev so lor one who plans to till a clerical position alter graduation. llieficienev in the work is also wllllnglli nmdcj C'hr'Sl'n'l5 Dall was P'fl'1'PS A A Wm! Mivmimgl, in Nha mlm. lmwcwrv wping little brighter lor .the hospitaliled sailors and is practically indispensable for one planning a Wldlcrs lwf-msc ef the tl-ll' mfnll CUVVYS Anil rdf,-rr U1 H-prming of writing gf any wry stockings. crammed with good things, which XX'ith their eves on a worth while goal, our thc glrlg supplwd' gifle yfriqm-nr Ihr- ,L-rm r,ppr,gm- Ihr- Ofhfc Ami Ursuline is jtistihahly proud ol' its Red Cross attract passer hys with the qligk, qlirk of rhgir ehapter and it will continue as long as it is I v pe w riters. needed. l lett to riflil .lian ll.-in-slieiiii, ll ttv llebrank. Audie' llaues, llresident, liileen Meier. rkliie Ciraezak, Jeanne Kaletla. Cilori i i i',..i.'ii.i.i.-1 it ,ii lin ti it . into 1.-..i..'.. .ti e i iii' e 'I tL't'I7lll vltlhl l to right, lflaiue Krueger. literary flo-editor, Miss Nlary Alice iiuelker, Faculty Advisor, Mary Jeanne Sluever, Financial Director, I'atrici.i Walsh, Pictorial lpditor. fXlarianne Ulm, Senior Promoter. Jeanne Kaletta. Publicity Cfofdirettor, llonstance C'all.ih.iu. lllitor in thief, l.ois Ann llillner. Ciirculatiori liditor, Marcella lVlcl.aughlin, Publicity fo-director. Joyce Schrnannlt. l lterarv Vu-editor. HE STAFF It is with humble pride that we offer this tion of Oak Leaves . For months we have 'n deep in the throes of editing. VW have -n learning the phases of journalism and at- ipting to master its technicalities. The work 9 been trying at times: meeting deadlines has 'n a headache: but despite all. we have en- 'ed it. and We Have Had liun. YVe are thankful for the cooperation of the ls in helping to make the annual a success: thout their efforts this hook could never have terialized. This year we were pioneers. Our fondest pe is that next vear's editors will carry on - work that we began. SEWING Gather all your pins. needles and thread and join the sewing class! Learn the joy of wearing clothes which you have made yourself and feel that little thrill of honest pride that will he yours when you say l made it myself. An excellent course in Home Economics is offered to the Ursuline girls. They learn the correct method of mending, fitting and those little tricks of the trade that give to their clothes that much coveted Hnished appearance. The war has made the sewing class especially popular this year. for we all realize now the usefulness of being skilled seamstresses, from the standpoint of both cost and appearance, -.nu .u e 1 fr Left to Right: Grace Faherty, Senior maid: Theresa Wittman, Senior maid: Dorothy Ann Warren Junior maid: Betty Sommer, Sophomore maid: Patricia Erdman. Freshman maid. Flower Girls: Sarah Ann lleffernian, Bunny Ruhl, Mary Pat Duffy, Carolyn Drake, Tresea Kay Bridlty May Day Springtime is officially opened at Ursuline with May Day. At that time, when the campus is blooming with lilacs and daffodils, the Queen and her Court share honor with the Heavenly Queen of the May. This year, everything was done exactly ac- cording to tradition of an Ursuline May Day fete. The day began most solemnly when each student presented her lily on the altar of the Blessed Mother and renewed her Act of Consecra- tion. ln the afternoon, the retiring queen, Mary Joan Klutho crowned her successor, Gloria Bruemmer, who will reign for one year, Members of Her Majesty's Court included representatives of each class. Mary Lou Briggs, Theresa Wittman, Clare Connelly, and Grace Faherty, Seniors, Florence Deutschmann and Dorothy Ann Warren, Juniors: Betty Sommers and Teresa Lane, Sophomores: and Patricia Erd- man and June Konrad, Freshmen. May Day is a happy day for the girls, their guests, and their friends and it is one of the most beautiful memories each Senior carries away in her heart. to Right: June Konrad, Freshman maid, Teresa Lane. Sophomore maid, Florence Deutschmann .lunioi maid, Clare Connelly, Senior maid, Mary Lou Briggs, Senior maid. er Girls' Karen Ann Boehm, Carol Lee Brown. Mary Lee NVetzel, Mary .loan Callicott, Ann Tucker. pp .Me . Popularity Queen and MISS PATRICIA CRGNIN Popularity Queen of l94-1 Court This year has seen a new form of entertainment slipped into our school calendar. The Fathers' and Mothers' Clubs jointly sponsored a Vwlinter Carnival. lt was most welcome. coni- ing as it did in the middle of winter. and proved to be a big success. The highlight of the fun was the crowning of the Popularity Queen. She and her court ruled with royal dignity and the ceremony was most impressive. The girls were elected by the students themselves and each class was represenetd by two maids of honor. A vote of thanks goes to the Mothers and Fathers for the wonder- ful day they provided: it was really enjoyed. Standing lleft to right! Margaret Scully, Junior maid, Marie Dominguez. Freshman maid. Patricia Dailey. Junior maid, Mildred Vi-nker. Senior maid, Ju Ann Monnig. Sophomore Maid, Marjorie Powers. Freshman maid. Sealed' Patricia lironin, Popularity Queen. Dorothy Mitchellette, Senior mai Thirl y - t wo SEPTEMBER Orientation of Freshman Classes begin Mass of the Holy Ghost OCTOBER Dad-Daughter Banquet Feast of St. Ursula--free day 27 Retreat NOVEMBER All Saints Day-free day Armistice Day-free day-Junior Roll- er Skating Party Talk by Father Suren Thanksgiving Holidays DECEMBER Sodality Reception Feast of the Immaculate Conception- free day Senior Ring Ceremony Christmas Play-Beginning of Christ- mas Holidays JANUARY Classes Resumed Mid-Term Exams Feast of St. Angela-free day Mission Day . FEBRUARY Recital by Marie Houston Basketball Tournament begins-Fresh- mas play Juniors Sophomore-Senior Game Finals-Juniors play Seniors-Junior Team Champions Winter Carnival-Pat Cronin Popu- larity Queen Calendar of Events Junior Basketball Team plays Ursuline at Arcadia Washington's Birthday-free day Father Gottwald talk on the Missions MARCH Talk by Fontbonne Representative Sodality Skit APRIL Measurements for Caps and Gowns Easter Holidays Seniors College Day at Webster College Seniors Play Day at Fontbonne College Freshman Play Glee Club participates in Fontbonne Festival Glee Club Recital MAY May Day-Gloria Bruemmer, May Queen Senior Musical Comedy C. B. C. Circus-Rosemary Masterson. Ursuline Representative American Legion Award-Elaine Krue- ger National Honor Society Installation Ceremony Senior Class Day Ascension Thursday-free day Senior Closed Retreat given by Father Treinen, C. Ss. R. Decoration Day-free day Final Exams JUNE Final Exams Senior Mass and Breakfast Graduation Exercises Thirty-three Snaps R 1'-1f 111111 I r11r11 lvfl le fiuhli Days ol' Qur Youth lime Out for a Pose Ladies of the l.ake ls lt Getting You Down? Any Bonds Today? Cold? Memories .lust Pals Waiting? Swing Shift Station Wagon Class ol' '46 in a Serious Moment Go Ahead and Throw It Champions of I9-+3 Heavy Hangs Over Thy Head Thzrlu four Snaps Reading from left to fight: Five Guesggg Green Freshies Hep Cats Sun Struck or Snow Blind Rockettes-a la Ursuline That's Corn, Not Snow The Big Four Four in the Snow When Two Schools Met Champions of 1944 Sturdy and Staunch She Stands Thing-five Sponsors Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Conner Terry Wittman George Vollmer Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hillner Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ehrengart Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Vitt Kluefer's Market Constance C. Callahan Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Moegle Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Eichenlaub Mr. and Mrs. C. R. VanArsdale Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Berkel Mr. G. Reinhardt Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Schurter Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Brambilla Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Drier Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Ward Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Konrad Mr. and Mrs. George F. Deutschmann Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Monnig Mayer Tile Company The Lawrence Mullen Undertaking Est. Miss Mary Alice Guelker Mr. and Mrs. R. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Filic Thirty six Bader's Art and Drawing Materials Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. L. Lamb O. J. McNamee Otto Deidesheimer R. W. Fogg W. W. Warren . Immer Jos. R. Knapp Huttig Sash and Door Company Mrs. William L. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Haikalis Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Krueger Mrs. Stephania Schumacher Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Engelhard Mr. and Mrs. J. Mitchellette Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Stuever Mr. A. A. Schless Mr. and Mrs. Graczak Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Doubek Mr. and Mrs. Albanus Renfert Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Paul Kaletta Statuary Company Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Bergin Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Dierkes Mr. F. B. Genovese Q 1 Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Kempf Mr. George Erdmann Pat Kempf Alice Graczak Mr. and Mrs. Arri Freshman Class John L. Campion Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weir Mr. M. J. McAuliffe Mr. and Mrs. Bauwens Alfreda Kramer Betty DeVi1biss Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Habel Westwood Grocery Store Carol Habel Mrs. R. Rauch Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Powers Mrs. Theckla C. Thomure Mrs. Rose M. Keliher Mrs. F. M. Wittman Dr. H. A. Koke David M. Ottersbach James Ottersbach Mrs. D. Ottersbach Mrs. Mary Roeder Collins Drug Store Rev. D. J. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. George Briggs Polly and Kay Briggs Margaret A. Hogan Miss Dorothy Paige Sammie Digrispino Mr. and Mrs. I. Digrispino J. B. Lehmkuhl Rose Marie and Bernard Miss Mae McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McLaughlin Jane McLaughlin Miss Pat O'Hare Marie Hamill Mrs. E. B. Monteath Paul Byrne Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Byrne AIC Mary Schylling Shirley Moegle Norma Eichenlaub Jackie Rund Mary Berkel Pvt. Don. R. Berkel Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Vonnahrne Mr. Louis A. Uhri Mr. and Mrs. E. Costello Mrs. Mary T. Uhri Mr. and Mrs. Leo H. Schmidt Ebert Battery Service Mr. Jos. H. Jacobsmeyer Miss Mary Ruth Jacobsmeyer Lois Jacobsmeyer Joseph Drew Callahan Phyllis Geovese Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Sheehan The Misses Fairham Miss Minnette C. Klute Gloria Monnig Mr. and Mrs. C. W. O'Gorman Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Cole Dorothy Ann Cole Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Conroy Mary Jeanne Conroy Mr. and Mrs. B. Krull Tom Parsons Henry Schmitz T. A. Mahon Lorraine Schmidt Bernadette Laramie Mr. and Mrs. D. Laramie Mr. and Mrs. Fellhauer Mr. and Mrs. J. Comer Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Parsons Rosemary Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. U. J. Suiter Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Sommer Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Schmidt Doris Morgan Mrs. H. Berrisheim Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lennemann Marthajane Ure Mr. and Mrs. James Kerr Mrs. T. J. Farrell Bernard McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonnell Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Young Capt. F. J. Young, Jr. Pete Leach Terry Young Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Paul Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Duffy Patrons Mrs. B. Soto Patricia Murphy Ensign Thomas Connelly Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Kaemmerlan Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Coff Miss Peggy Williams Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Williams Miss Marie Kelly Kenneth Lucas Lorraine Gewinner Rosemary Farrell Anthony Luechtefeld Aloys Luechtefeld Mrs. J. W. Rodger Gloria Bruemmer Mary Therese Reinhardt Mr. B. L. Humiston Mrs. J. Coleaterra Mr. Ralph Picchiello Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Bruemmer Mr. Frank J. Kenny A. B. Finnerty Pvt. Bart Wallach Alice Hamill Genevieve M. Hamill Mary Hamill Mr. and Mrs. H. Lueckenotte Mr. G. Nylander Mrs. M. Strassinger Mrs. Burandt Mr. and Mrs. John G. Murphy Mr. Neal McCabe Vincent Audrian Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Connelly Rev. William Nugent JoAnn Dierkes Mr. and Mrs. William P. Conner Mrs. Etta L. Evans Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Faherty Miss Audrae Stevens Lillian Renfert Mr. and Mrs. C. Strattman Mrs. Dempsey Cornwell Mrs. E. Moosmann Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Buettner Mr. Joseph Deutschmann Mr. and Mrs. Larry Reuther Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Sasser Mrs. McLaughlin Thirty eight Mary Oda O'Brien G. H. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Rau Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Hofer Marie M. Hofer Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Harlan Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hahn Frances Wittman Mr. Austin Leibet Gilbert Wessel, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. F. Reuterman Baden Recreation Mr. and Mrs. Ray Schmandt Ray Schmandt, Jr. Mrs. Ida Schmandt Mrs. John. F. Stark AKC Glen H. Gaskill Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Gaslcill Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Fox Mrs. J. E. Letter Pvt. E. W. Venker. U. S. M. C. R Marianne Kuna B. F. Venker Mildred M. Venker Marie Wingbermuehle Ensign Richard J. Krueger Elaine Krueger Miss Lilian F. Schoellhorn Mr. and Mrs. Alfred V. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Mayer Margie Haikalis Ginny and Ginny Laverne Knapp Miss Virginia Immer Mr. Bill Maguire Rita Burger Kappa Phi Omega Audrey Bruemmer Mrs. L. N. Webster Mrs. A. J. Mueller Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Ruprecht Mr. and Mrs. P. LaFerla Mr. and Mrs. M. Greener Mr. and Mrs. W. Gioia Mrs. Henry Lorch Jackie Bruemmer Hazzard Furniture 8 Moving Co Doris Suiter Nadine Myerscough Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myerscough Mrs. Wm. F. Selsor ' Marjorie Lehmann Mrs. O. W. Kruse Mrs. R. G. Nichols Mrs. J. M. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Maender Miss Pearl Pallarjy Mr. and Mrs. V. F. DeGuire Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Lensing Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Dorley Mr. R. F. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Nolte Mrs. R. F. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Daues Mrs. F. E. McGill Mrs. Mary Masterson Mr. and Mrs. T. D. O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Payer Rev. George Scheer Dolores McAuliHe Eleanor Jean McAuliffe Mr. and Mrs. E. Henderson Matt Wosker, Jeweler Mrs. Blanche Gleason Mrs. Teresa Smith Rev. A. E. Westholf Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Schneider Nancy Harlan Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Dailey Pat Dailey Betty Hebrank Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hebrank Celeste Gleason Patrons Ethel Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kury Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Scully Mrs. W. L. Dubuque Mr. and Mrs. Dan O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Enghauser Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bergmann Charles E. Branson Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Baggett Miss Lorraine Ludwig Miss Lorraine Rich Jean Ketcher Jane Ketcher Mr. and Mrs. C. Lane Miss Pat Cronin Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Maret Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Glaser Dorothy Christman Mr. Jos. Coulter Mrs. Mary Williams Mr. C. E. Kroner Kittydel Nellinger Mrs. T. F. McTigue Mary Ellen McTigue Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Schurk Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Hilker Dolores Graham Peligreene Rev. Justin Brauner Frances Hoffman Mrs. Amend Kenneth J. Baggett Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dickerson Gerry Moore Miss Patricia Graham Charlie and Marcella Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Cronin Thirty-nine f n : ,' KV' O nr N51 W 'm Q- f 1 gm . 4 .f 1 v, 4 Wye? 1 A 1: A 1 J -.J 1 1 V. 'V.1 Q13 . .r J 'I ,Z r. 1 YV G' 'T' . 4, 1, 31111 of ,-. ., .,, 'uf .. 1 :Q 1241 1 1' I4 1-?m?5fQ5 1 1 'Ki' ' '- 5 1' AVI 1 R , ',,-ff., j L7Q:t5'i If -.2 . 'Q -1-' ,I ' 1. u 1' 9 11 'win v11ql-qt 1 L' 41, ,1f.,-. 'wa , igfgwij .' 1- e i S !...:.'. . ,.ok.,,-1' ' 5. 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