Notre Dame Academy - Tower Memories Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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cite Emma $61 By her hard work, Elsie Domabyl captured the honor of Tower Memories Queen of 1943. Between her studies, Elsie managed to canvass from house to house and obtain friend- ly and business patrons for the annual. She is the second Junior to merit this award. We owe many thanks to those who succumbed to Elsie's persuasions, for they helped to make our yearbook a success. Her Maid of Honor is Arlene Tussay, a Senior who brought in a large amount of money and so helped to further the cause of the annual. The faculty and the staff owe gratitude to the patrons as well as to all the classes. It is also fitting that we thank our photographer -CheshireeHigbee, our printereJudson Com- pany, our engravereJahn and Ollier Engrav- ing Company, and our cover companyeTh- S. K. Smith Company. The Catholic Universe Bulletin deserves thanks for the picture of th- Most Reverend Edward F. Hoban, coadjuto Bishop of Cleveland. Without the aid of all our friends, Towe Memories would not exist in its present form. Elsie Domabyl Tower Memories Queen The Queen's Court Theresa Bontempo Irene Dolnacko Mary Jane Gut Jean Havrila Audrey Kothe lO4

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To aid and obet the Notre Dame Guild was the purpose for the establishment this year of the Notre Dame Junior Guild com- posed of students especially interested in Guild activities. With the organization of this group, the regular Notre Dame Guild, which has constantly and unobtrusively worked for Notre Dame, become known as the Senior Guild. Some of the accomplishments of the Senior Guild have been the redecoroting of the chapel, the furnishing of electrical op- plicmces for the home economics laboratory, and equipment for the chemistry department. The highlights on the social calendar of the Guild during the past year have been the pop- ulor Foll Social, the Christmas rattle, the Erin go Brough for St. Patrick's Day, and OP, LEFT: Committee for an afternoon cord party included Mrs. ickernell, Mrs. William T. Slick. the April Carnival. Besides these activities, members of the Mothers' Club have devoted one day eoCh week to meetings at Notre Dame for Red Cross knitting. Helping with the activities of the Senior Guild kept the ninety-five members of the Junior Guild quite busy. At the social events they acted as check girls or hostesses. In free time otter school they did filing, checking and many other routine duties for the progress of the Senior Guild and Notre Dame. These two groups working together illus- trote the three phases into which this book is divided. Both are working ultimately for God, through activities that have the good of country and Notre Dome at heart. OTTOM, LEFT: A group of Guild Mothers enjoying an afternoon's game in the school cafeteria. OP, RIGHT: Guild Mothers ploy hostess for the Mothers of new Notre Dome students at the traditional get-ocquointed tea in eptember. OTTOM, RIGHT: A group of GuiId Mothers who spent their Monday afternoons knitting for the Red Cross: rs. C. N, Bergeron, Mrs. J. M. Moclvorl Mrs. William T. Slick, Mrs. J. R. Corcoron, Mrs. Otto Beyer, Mrs. J. J. Bartok. Henry C. Diener, Mrs. Walter Polenschot, Mrs. Joseph R. Mrs. M. C. Becker,

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44144.4 t0 24046 CW0 61X?etzl Arlene Tussay Maid of Honor This then, is the end of the beginning. The first step toward our eternal goal is over and finished. The past lies hidden in the pages of this, our memory book, The future re- mains uncertain, but we are all prepared to meet this shadow with curious and trustful anticipation. The staff of Tower Memories, 1943 has had many new experiences during the com- pletion of this book. We have all come to know hard work, but we have also felt the joy and pride that comes from work well done. We have but one final wish. We hope that this volume is as satisfactory to all our read- ers as it is to us. We hope that this is the link each one desired to take with her to tie her forever to the pastethe past that once was, but which has died and can live again only in memory. More of the Queen's Court olores Kowolewski Eileen O'Leory lrene Olenik Margaret Robinson Loretta Rueth Lucille Toth 105