Liberty High School - Oracle Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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'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

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tindivig tlett to right! lots Ann llillner. l,.rrr.iine Schmidt, liiattces XX'ittman. Rosemary Nlasrerson, lilaine Knit-et-r, Klildrtil Yenlser. Nadine Klyerscougli. Xlailone Schurl-t, Shirley Nloegle, Lirace Vaherty, Nancv llarlan, Rose Marie Ut Cirispltio ited lotislaute tiallaltait. lltetty lloler, Xlarte Ciracmlx, Nlarv Jeanne Stueyer, louise Vitt. Virginia XX'tlli.ittts. 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,

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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