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

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Marjorie Polenschot Grace Porch Barbara Pepple Evelyn Phillips Carolyn Pfoh Doris Podojil Betty Jane Polas Agnes Pollock Frances Pomerson Margaret Pota Rosemary Raith Carol Reilly Marcello Reinmonn Eleanor Rezok Margaret Robinson Loretta Rueth Antoinette Ruppe Betty Sobol Doris Schoefer Rosemary Schmitz' OVL to 9014?: granted iCtO'C7X 8O

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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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Louise Pochatek Peggie Powers Sara Robusto Marcella Schneider MARJORIE PALENSCHAT, as quick on the comeback as her badminton birdie , Ducet, not only in Latin . . , GRACE PARCH, Notre Dame's foreign correspondent with pen pals in many lands, member of the Sky Club and the Tower, mad about music . . . BARBARA ANNE PEPPLE, member of Notre Dame's Royal Family of drama, deep in dramatics, president of the Mosque and Gavel . . . CAROLYN PFOH, possessor of a charming smile, savant of swing, connoisseur on How to get along with people . . . EVELYN E. PHIL- LIPS, torn between two loveseshall it be a home and the domestic arts, or her call to duty as a nurse in Uncle Sam's service? . . . LOUISE POCHATEK, she keeps up the soldier's morale by writing to service- men, and keeps up our own by her sunny disposition . . . DORIS PODOJIL, able pianist, scholarly student, capable head of the His- torical Commission, quietly strong . . . BETTY JANE POLAS, perhaps skating gives her that grace of movement, perfection on the dance floor, rabid collector of records and sweaters . . . AGNES M. POLLACK, her feather cut attracts you, her smile warms you, her knowledge enlightens you, she's flying high by way of the Sky Club . . , FRANCES MAE POMERSON, competent and calm and looking toward the future, a baseball fan who's interested in painting and fashions . . . MARGARET POTA, horseback-riding and skating are her fads, soeAthletic Asso- ciation and Whirlo are her favorites . . . PEGGIE POWERS, darling, daring, dynamic, budding literary artist, honor student, sure-fire suc- cess in anything she attempts, Literary Editor of Tower Memories . ROSEMARY RAITH, old-fashioned sweetness, petitely blended, semper fidelis friend to all, devotee of swimming, sincerity and the Sodality . . . CAROL REILLY, a page out of Vogue; a dance fan who plans to do her stepping out in college . . . MARCELLA MARIE REINMANN, latest addition to the Senior class, synonym for fun, in- surance for success, algebra enthusiast with a white-capped future . . . ELEANOR REZAK, foresight, delicacy, agility on wheels, owner of a lovely voice and an enticing smile . . . MARGARET ROBINSON, typist par excellence of the Senior class, honor student who likes to read, so wonderful to talk to because she listens well . . . SARA ROBUSTO, blue eyes that hold your attention, a leader in the Leader's Club, her heart's in nurse's training . . . LORETTA RUETH, a teasing smile, an impish comedienne, happy-go-Iucky, sympathetic, genuine, and loyal . . . ANTOINETTE RUPPE, aspiring secretary, a well of sympathy that springs from interest in people, a hobbyist in collecting human interest stories . . . BETTY SABOL, a lithe arrow of blended grace, smiling through the rain, animated on piano keys . , . DORIS SCHAEFER, honor bright and fancy free, the Kieran of the Senior class taking her studies, her friends and her future seriously . . . ROSEMARY SCHMITZ, a modern great-heart to the world's unfor- tunates who gained many others through her zeal for these, my poor . . . MARCELLA SCHNEIDER, the good-will of the rain that loves all leaves, the friendly welcome of the wayside well , chairman of Junior Guild, 0 coming Met star. . . 81