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

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Loranne Marek Alice Myers Dolores Novak Irene Olenik .2' 'Al GRACE McMULLEN, as welcome as a holiday, dancing eyes, French savoir-faire, Irish pluck, English practicality, an American regular . . . COLETTA MCNAMARA, erudite classmate and scintillating editor, efficient and dependable, to all a most delightful companion . . . MARY THERESE MCNEELY, sociability, dancability, Iovability, our connoisseur of special events , diverting and refreshing . . . ALICE McNEIL, such a contradiction! easy-going and languorous, yet keenly interested in aviation, with mathematics behind her and college ahead . . . VALERIA MARCHIN, partial to no one, pleasing to all, a chic little number with a captivating drawl . . . LORANNE MAREK, first lady of the home sciences, history, dramatics, swimmingeall have her attention but it is nursing that holds it . . . REGINA MARTIN, a little miss who claims a large portion of many hearts, capricious and light-hearted . . . MARY MARGARET MINCH, the M M M giriemirthful, musical, mun- dane, skill with the needles, a laugh fan and a record fan . . . POLLY MIX, an excellent equestrienne who pranced into many a merry mix-up, learning wrapped in puckishness . . . MARY JANE MOLNAR, refine- ment and thoughtfulness, snap and go energy, typing's her favorite, roller-skating's her hobby, stenography's her ambition . . . EILEEN MORIARTY, a bit of the old sod, beguiling and winsome, a retrousse nose, 0 gay disposition, pet hobby, scienceelogical result, president of the Nieuwland Science Club . . . ALICE MYERS, sweet-natured, even- tempered, with finesse and gentleness to endear her to all . . . ALiCE MAY NALLEY, baby of the Senior class, like a round buttereball but twice as precious, genius for originality . . . JEAN NAWARSKAS, a wandering espial, sedate and serious, reticent, nimble toes, no one peers into her hearteher dreams are her very own . . . GRACE NEEDHAM, a gifted thespian, discerning and versatile, off-stage she lives the role of a super class-mate . . . MARY NEMCIK, a touch of the old, enrich- ing the new, linguist par excellence, Czechoslovakia's good-will ambass- ador . . . JACQUELINE NEWEY, with paint and pallette she revived the precious past in novel caricatures, petite mademoiselie of the easel, artist of Tower Memories . . . DOLORES NOVAK, hidden caverns echoing with wisdom and candor, frank and outspoken, champion of truth and straight forwardness . . . RITA NOVAK, active in matters spiritual and matters musical, she blends well with science and service . . . APRIL O'BOYLE, spring's gracious mannequin, the spirit of the Easter Paradeeflowers and laughter, a refreshing April shower ending in a glorious reign in May . . . RITA O'BRIEN, gingervated , inter- ested in sports, the business world, government service, and people, boundless energy for skatingeflying fingers at the typewriter board. . . EILEEN O'HARRA, beguiling as only the Irish can be, her name means like to the dawn and that she isebriiliant, welcome, and promising . . . EILEEN O'LEARY, a glory of red hair crowning a pixie smile, she never misses her point either on the gym floor or on the rostrum . . , IRENE OLENIK, calm and dignified, serious and studious, activated about her funeor anybody's fun . . . 79

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