Notre Dame Cathedral Latin School - Yearbook (Chardon, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1939 volume:

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XVITH the sincerest hope that this expression of loyalty and felicitation may augment his joy on the glorious occasion of his golden jubilee as a priest, we humbly dedicate this book to our beloved prelate, His Grace, the Most Rey. Joseph Schrembs, S.T.D., LL.D., Archbishop-Bishop of Cleveland. T HIS GRACE Born March 12, 1866 in Bavaria, Bishop Schrembs came to America at an early age. After long years of study, he was rewarded with ordination to the priesthood on June 29, 1889. It was in 1921, after ten years of zealous service as the Hrst bishop of Toledo, that he was transferred to the bishopric of the Cleveland Diocese. Of his labors here we need say little, for the splendid record speaks for itself. His judicious administration of the affairs of his oflice and his unselfish efforts on behalf of numerous leagues, have distinguished him as an outstanding churchman. It is not surprising then, that Bishop Schrembs' years of service and leadership should be climaxed with a singular honor when the newly-reigning Pope Pius XII, in his first official act concerning the American Hierarchy, conferred upon him the title, Archbishop We at Notre Dame congratulate our bishop upon his new appointment and also upon his Hfty years in the priesthood, and feel that there is significance in the fact that our sixtieth anniversary falls in the same year as that of his golden jubilee. For Archbishop Schrembs' inspiration and support have done more than any other single factor in making Notre Dame what it is today. LIQADIAQR IN CATHOLIC ACTION IJI'IfIiNDIiR OF THIC CATHOLIC PRESS I'RONIOTIiR OF IZUCHARISTIC CONC RISSES X X: ToDAY W To most modern youth, the days when gas lamps and horse-drawn carriages gave way to the first incandescent lights and crude auto- mobiles seem a part of the remotest past. We Notre Dame students, however, feel linked to that inventive age by a special tie since it was exactly sixty years ago, 1879, that our alma mater began to function as an educational institution. Enthusiastic as we are about all that is new and modern, we cannot suppress our curiosity about Notre Dame's development during those three score years. And what of the pupils of those times? How would their school life compare with ours? We cannot find a better means of answering these questions, or a greater way to pay tribute to our schoo1's progress than to contrast the typical Notre Dame girl of yester- year with the typical Notre Dame girl of today. In the pages to follow, you will see these two as they enact all the phases of Catholic high-school life: religious, social, athletic and schol- astic. Follow them and share with us the romantic epic of Notre Dame -past and present--as told in Tower Memories of 1939. 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Richard Gilmour, D.D., Bishop of Cleveland, was a strong incentive to its progress. His hospitality to Mother Mary Chrysostom and her band of eight sisters upon their arrival from a persecuted land, and his constant interest in the development of Notre Dame, have contributed a pleasant note to the glorious past of our Alma Mater. The Most Rev. James A. Mcliadden, Auxiliary Bishop of Cleveland, will always be remembered for his genial ways, h1s pI'1CSIllI1CSS, and hls great capac1ty for work, exemphfied by h1s servlce for the Dlocesan pubhcatlon, The Cathohc Umverse Bulletm For all these thlngs the Cathohc youth of Cleveland respect and admlre lnm Durmg the raglng Kulturkampf under Herr B1smarck and Herr Falk the Rev Henrv K1kuem remamed a staunch frlend of the Notre Dame order It was he who extnngulshed the hght of the sanctuary lamp m the chapel of Notre Dames motherhouse nn Coesfield Ger many, and lt was he who carrned that hght across the ocean to the new motherhouse 1n Cleveland where he became the acad emys first rel1g1on mstructor Today Notre Dame IS larger, 1nd two prxests assume the role of a modern Father K1kuem 1n the rel1g1on department The Very Rev Msgr Carl E Frey mstructs the sen1or classes ln rehgnon and morals For hns gulclance and sollcltude, for tht fuendshlp that he gas e, for happy houns and delnghtful stornes, one hundred and thxrty sen1ors bow thenr heads and say God bless Monslgnor Frey Father Glles Strub 1n hls brown Fran clscan robe IS also 1 well known figure to the hngh school, for he lnstructs freshmen and jumors nn falrh and morals Notre Dame memorles become more beloved because of hxs spnrnt and hls smlle 9 , . , . , - . . . K , U ' as 'IHI YI RH IUY, X1S4.k,f .Xlil l IRIN KI Y. hlll-.N STRL iS ul N1 the cause whlch our present mstltutlon represents Today Mother Mary Evarlsta our present provmcnal supernor, can new wnth glowmg satlsfactlon the stellar role she has played nn perfectnng the momentous task of makmg possnble a worthwhlle Cathohc educatlon for young women It IS only on these rare occaslons of her VISICS that we can personally vonce our sentlments of grautude, but they wlll always remam wlth us as We leave Notre Dame bearlng weapons wlth whxch our Hne Cathohc tralmng has equnpped us In Snster Mary PZIFICC, Notre Dames fourth pr1nc1pal, we have found a wxse executlve and a dear frlend Her astute management 1n successfully admmxstratnng the affalrs of our school IS tempered wnth a kxndly personal 1nterest 1n each one of us Not only has she augmented our sched ule of studxes wxth new l1nes of act1v1ty 1n tempo with modern educ 1t1on, but she has also contrnbuted to the smooth runnnng of our school by the coxdnal atmosphere she has promoted w1th1n nt Sister Mary Bernlta, assxstant prmclpal, ns to be re membered for the c1pable frnendly man ner 1n whnch she fulfilled the dutues of her ofhce In her, also, we have found an mterested and sympathetlc friend 15 ' I ll ff J' A' ,1'1l1f1'l'.Y ' ' ' ' L, '.1' f s1ii'l1f . - l Puiilng Fira' RELIGION is the most important ele- ment in the compound of school life. Each day, week and month is dedicated to Gur Namesake and her Son. The sun, shining through stained glass, finds the entire chapel filled with girls engaged in early morning prayer and song. Throughout the day, as the sun beams through the crucifixion window, and later, when the long slanting rays of late afternoon shine through, students still continue to make pop-calls to Him. Retreat . . . time to make longer visits, time to be alone with God. Beautiful silent days, March 7-10, to attend Mass, conferences, stations and Benediction. This year's retreat was the first double one in the history of the school. Rev. Andrew Cook, SJ., of Chicago, con- ducted exercises for the freshmen and sophomores in the auditorium, which was converted into a temporary chapel. At the same time Rt. Rev. Msgr. Floyd Begin, S.T.D., guided the juniors and seniors in the regular chapel. Open forums and discussions put Notre Dame's classes in religion on a practical basis. Once a week, in addition to the daily classes taught by the Sisters, the juniors and seniors are given special instruction by priest members of the faculty. Tfzfnczjf F1'r.s'f Right: Father Cook offering Mass during the Retreat for Grades 9 and 10. Below: Monsignor Begin gives tlie Papal blessing to the Retreat- ants. Below, left: Retreatants attending Mass in the provisional auditorium hapel. ielow, right: A typical instruction in 'eligion under the direction of the Sisters. as A is ' in Q. 0 Bertina Setkowski is the girl who answered when our Prefect said, Will the Secretary please read the minutes? She had experience in the Sodality last year as Treasurer. Mary jean Sweeny, as treasurer, held the keys to the Sodality bank. This was only a part-time job, so Mary jean reported on the activities of sodalists in their parishes. f' BERTINA SITKOS MARY ul. swl f 1 IENF eaffl fflc? 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EVERY Catholic girl cannot attend a Catholic high school, but in order that our friends may share the protection and beauty of our beloved Mother's blue mantle, we have revived the Mercier Club which was Hrst introduced at Notre Dame in 1929 and flourished until four years ago. Through religious chats by a visiting priest, chapel services, and a social hour, the Mercier group at Notre Dame fulfills the purpose of the club, namely: to give Catholic girls in public high schools an opportunity to associate with friends of their own faith. A Nll-KCIIQR SOCIAL XTFIQTING. at P175 ffm- 12. Til-IROUGH the past sixty years, with the steady develop- ment of Notre Dame has taken place a parallel growth in its mission activities Especially active is the Mission Club which tends to follow the Rt. Rev. Msgr. john P. Treacy's Propagation of the Faith program by aiding both the home and foreign missions. It has sponsored raffles and collected large quantities of stamps, the proceeds of which are sent to the missionaries, particularly Father Charles Bonnot and Father John Kilian, two Jesuit priests. Members of the club sew dresses, dolls and pin cushions in their spare time along with making religious book- marks and collecting holy pictures. Recently they ob- tained samples of medicine which were sent to the Ameri- can Negro Missions in Alabama. 24 y o t t'l't'll'c' CLUB MEMBERS SORT STAMPS, MAKE CLOTHES, AND RENOVATE USED RE- LIGIOUS ARTICLES AT MONTHLY MEET- INGS .... Ii. C.-XTAl.DO, NI. CONXIVAY, president If. RI-IIIOR. 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Xxkstcott. K. Keith, lf. C.ii.ui.i, Xl. CQ. l,0I1UY.lIl. l.. Hoag- land. fl. Reilly, Nl. lilowny, U, gllll'il71lllCl', il. Radius. lrunl row: R. Lemselt, ll. lurk, l.. llierscn, l'. C,orrii.g.in, li, Lolien. l'. C.urr.m, l.. Marks, lL. l..inl.1, li. Saniry, F. Kral, li. liavidovics, Cl. ldlolliw, l. linsmer. C. Adams. lhck row: Nl. Dems, ll. Rnmbousek, D. rNl.lILlNli.1. R. C,.1hill, Nl. Nlaliovcc, li. liachnmr. li. Scbelin. l.. Pfoli, A. Reulh, wieisensell, Ready, li. llllllflf, l.. lloaglntl. lront row: I.. Ross, CI. Adams, lf. l.3l17.l, Nl. Ql. Anthony, Nl. Zsnisck, C. Miller, P. Schmitt, D. Hogan, l. Seidel, l.. liopacka, 'I'. Vaccaronciii, M. llollnnd. STUoI1NT CSOVI-QRNMIAQNT at Notre Dame is invested in the Student Council which began in 1925 under the name, Service Squad. The purpose of the organization has never been modified during the fourteen years of its existence. Then, as now, it strove to maintain order throughout the school. To facilitate this work there are two groups of seniors: the monitors who patrol the halls, watch lunch lines and take posts at specified positions throughout the building, and the faculty assistants who supervise study halls in the absence of the teacher, deliver messages and do errands. Ll7l0lll1ll nk r gresndent R Hogan Qeercur Xlurx B1 :dy treasurer Thrs yeu the homeroom representatnes from the senxor hlgh were made members of the Student Councll so that Contact mlght be established wnth the lI1d1XldL18l classes Thus a well ordered md efHc1ent Student Council has grown A group of gurls more anxlous to fulhll thelr duties falthfully more pr mud of then posmons, and more expectant to continue then good worlt than the members of the unlor Hlgh Student Councll, woulel eertarnlx be hard to find XX hen thex graduate ln 1942 the Student Council will haxe completed its 19 year and they will haue uded IH making If blgger 1nd better bx their undylng en thusmsm IQ , . . 5 p I I ll. Yu 'u . w - 3 . Q' , I - mf - 1 x ' r 1 ' ' bi f 'er and better, and is a credit to Notre Dame. bf-I ' Y ' 1 . Y 1 V7 r - 1 een o e 77 wlu 1101 ated lXOfIL Dame Du' The lI1lIlJ.l eele brauon toolx place Oetoler Z6 1921 m COHIIULITIOI ICIOIT of the fe1st day of Mother M113 lx111st1 plUNlllLlll superlox of the SISILIS of YOYIL Dlme of Llexeland Tlns yen two NOIIL Dame Dlys WLIL l1eld to leeommodlte the mereased enroll ment The SCDIOIQ flCSl1I'l1Cl'!, ind the seventh g1ade1s 1OI11pLCl on October 76 and the jumors, sophs, 1nd e13,l1tl'1 graders cole brated the next day l ollowmg the exampl of the class of 72 both opened the1r respcc tue l1ol1d1xQ w1tl1 Clnpel ClCXOtl0l1S to tlme Blessed X115111 .Draw ST DE TS TAKE In 19 1 th puldt uountl tllt tlm us w1s brxghttntd bx qu slllt SKILIITICFS Ill the tlassts tolors In ltttnt xtlrs tard bolrcl and paptx 1tg1ln1 slmou td tllt tolors of tht tllfftrtnt tlassts 1nd 'also p1oxtd popular backgrounds for wtogrlplls .tudltorlum stlll prttttlts 1 mtxrx lunclu as xt tlld at the first LLlL.lJILlflOI1S, and the mo trn MISS also nyoxs 1 mn e xn tht ifttrnoon Thls xuu tlmt fmtnts of Tom Sawxtr stnt tlmt gnls lmomt l1Ll2:lll11Q, as tht uglmtttnth 1nnual 'Notre Dlmt Day took lts plwct 1monq our lnppntst IULINOFICS Z Q 4 '. ' 1 ' ' 'Q p ' rf U E A ' fl V 1- ' .1 -xl .1 . - xx' - - -1 - 1 - sf - w - . B' 'I .' ' Yi I ' ' 1 An entertainment by the girls in the Cl ' t ' ' . 0 1 1 'l ' ' ' I - ' Y ff I x 1 - I ll 'i C t . ,, . . ,, , , , , . , 1 ' T Shadetf 0 '59f THE MASQUERADE IS OVER but the seniors won't forget their Hallowe'en party. Ghosts and goblins Hrst appeared at N. D. in 1935 when the seniors chose Hallowe'en as the occasion for their class party. Since then every senior class has followed them in their choice of this holiday for an annual celebration. Once in the gym, dancing, games, and refreshments diverted the seniors' attention from the witches, gob- lins and cats that menacingly regarded them from the shadows. When the last crumb had been eaten and the last tune played, the masquerade was over and so was the funf, C . V, ' s as ' e K ,Ji . t , ,Qian ...- V 1' iz I 34 P ff fe ad., 0 f' XVI-Q were a bit afraid that all senior dignity was lost when our class president was chosen the cutest kid at the annual Kid Dayu festivities. But, after all, even 19 years ago the seniors combed their heavy curls into pigtails in celebration of the day when they went back to childhood. That was the one day on which seniors could act like pampered babies and get away with it! l'h n s .H If ' i L.'. . EA il up '40, .V l -I., 5 ?n'L, V17 v ,H .Rf Ellen 35 I 36 4 For Sophx UnLy Nu- xL,H,!lu 1f1ww.1twx1'-wr1v,z:u hm fwvwt su Rik' s1wf1mr w4vf th 1 ' ' K .X L l.H.X . Ll . 4 ' utr.: 1ev:1xgK'sf'l31i1x WH XK u'1i1hiYQ' rx , y H., ,. , . imma!--::zwJ :mfr lin' x1m..Nlw--.- -- , .ku-rf -1, Y IH eaf'z'.s' 'or ifze Juniora' 4 wx N ll 'S-. L I x x Ill! LH I1 l x 4pW H ax X I K x X N I x ll I k I Nu k L ll 4 ll .mn nu x 37 I N A 2 , 'K s Slmr thu xmjlxl --i ' thu' ,irc -'ll'iPPlH,f IIN' ,- I F- W, . xl - sr lu'-.L zum-u' uh pulx. 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Ihr lllvlllr, Wh'x'll in V130 .llmrl1,lJ lw'Il ua.-lx -2 p lPl1!,1I' -xr'.l1wlr',1x ,xllllslllfll th: 4-xpx' -J un lu-.urn .ml pnpcr l.1 1: wr lumix l.'gwx1x.11111u lrmn xulr' In Xs'.lI', lllu' pxlrmw, Ut' S-lim VJIUHHWX HM 'ml llh. ,bmw . mximxs l1Ixi.lI1s'x' .xr rlmr p.u'miv-. vin-II1.-r m - pun: .u um-X guniur purx Soff cz SINCE the night of April 14, 1932, the date of the first Sodality Dance, this annual spring frolic has been a red letter day in every diary. Between the pages probably there is pressed a faded corsage and a tattered dance program reminiscent of soft colors and lilting rhythms. All these, together with a myriad of other joys were crammed into a few short hours of merri- ment. Wlien the evening was over, however, there remained the satisfying realization that with the pro- ceeds of this dance, two sodality officers would be sent to represent N. D. at the School of Catholic Action held each summer. Ltgfzier and 1 'i-li. ,1A.VNlS x, Vs- , Ltjlll' 3 . ,Qld lx' ,, AXQYW - UNUM' svl ' . U. U' . - xl- lr . left to 'USMK' H SYYRUNX Shi' Smmgniixj. RQWQXX. XX XYQXS. l. ll- LYT figlxtl ' ' -.tt-All? Y A NSU N, rw. 38 bang Gnu s impatiently unwrapped Howtr boxes wlvlt escorts smiled stitlly from behind starchtd collars and painfully thought of their tight patents one February 10 1975 Another group did the same thlng on anuary 20 fourteen years later As the evening flew, the tight patents lead w o 1 n Let s Stop the Clock - anding, left to ri ' it: A. ev c , , 'it oslti, .. omg an , . gy d1vi' , F. ' . , K. Kei i. ted, t o ri'1: . . lJiCe u. . .R. i' K. 1. R. Snnrry. ll. Slukbauur. across the same Hotel Statler ballroom while Tom- my Blues orchestra manufactured a danceable medley- The Night is Young - This is It - Finally 150 couples hurried out into the night leaving behind them the ghost of happy hours which faded into memories along with those of the other fourteen Notre Dame Proms. 39 ii 3106, vt ,, 1, JQ-W Z -ff, ..-- ' Z,-if X fl lp! Puff X .15 iljxigflcx y 172 R 1199 W -iw Onssent, a esult m1ss1onary, Kms o convmcmgly played by Dorothx Schmltt that the name stnll stays vuth her Andone, clnef of tht Turtlt clan and uncle of Tekakwntha, WIS brnllnantly chfu atterlltd by Mary Cathtrmt Donox an XVho can forget Mary Ruta Holxk nn tu role of Octunl, who trntd to Wm heart of Katcrl and prtvtnt htr from IC Cexvlng tht saxlng wattrs of Cl1l9Il3I1ltX 7 lOlI'llI1L Pllllglilld lcnt htr dlamatlc tum to tht pmrt of Krx n, the grtar Vlohasxlx md Nlarnn Nm ak play ed Tee dab, tht thntl Q Squaw Alndl xon COlIl'll1d and her father, Mvnhttr HLI1llLlx xon Cortland, two Dutch tlptuts vxtxt plaxtd by Than Crowt Ind Dorothy Bautr Orhtn stmms hlltd tht roles of the Indian Qquaww md lruts who tompletcd the cast 0 I I ,q , I I l0l7l 1 Ola. 261412 fl00 , all J' ' ' 1 1 1 ' L11 1 L 1 1 . . . H ' ' . 1 . ' ', Q A . '. ' - 91 i y ' I 'y H . ,, . X I . . . 1 ' - - l u ' , , av s lt ' 4 ' 1 L ' ' ff ' 17 1- 1 t f L 1 1 V ' I 1 1 1 - 1 f 1 1- ' 1 - V 1 - 1 1 1 . t V . 5 . . I I 5 7 . , I 1. ce n - - x 1 ' ' x 1 ' 1 - the ' 1 U 'H 1 1 1 - - 1 - - 1 . - - Q 1 1 I ' g ' N 'l 1 ' fn - l U '. . '. L 3 1 f ' ' . . left In right: Nl. R. Hulilc, l'. Ckrknwxki, 'l'. Crowe, Nl, C. l7unm'.u1, Nl. Nmyllx. ,,73i,wLw1 if ,, - . K v 1 A x . f 'i 5 1 1 1 4' ,. ag i - 1 . .tns1' l W 6 ' .4 5 ll Q Y A . 1 I yd M1 1 'Hfze 'fiiizffr ffzc yiflliillzfi DRAMATICS have always had a prominent part in the extra-curricular activities at Notre Dame. In the beginning, however, plays were almost always of an historical nature and were usually presented around the holidays, but in keeping with the modern trends students of today show a marked preference for plays of a lighter type, especially comedies. A new tendency to place all the emphasis upon the actors by doing away with detailed scenery was introduced this year by the Dramatic Club. The Notre Dame Day play joan of Arc, and the senior class play, The Lily of the Mohawksf' were of this type and proved the effectiveness of so-called stage4spacing. The Mask and Whig club, as the play production group is called, is composed of members from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes who presented appropriate plays on Notre Dame Day, at the Thanksgiving assembly, and on the night of the Sodality Reception. .1 .., , .ssstss . s if 3- - ' , ,ba A v I l , . . 5 Olhcurs: D. Sclimiu, secretary: l . lnley, press- ' A ' 0 42 11 v1 1 1 ll 11eso11 e e 111 S1111 leele os 1 1 1 111 111r1 1 x1 e ml s 1 1r111 1.1 1e 11111 1 e e xe11 rows e 1111 1 IS 1 ll 1e11 111111 lXl1K111 SONGS are wr1tten to be sung, and smgmg them IS the purpose of the popular Glee Club Many a program has been br1ghtened and many a glfl 1nsp1red w1rh the pleasmg melodles lssueel forth by these Sharps and Platters Years back members would lend the1r dramauc soprano and sonorous alto xonces to publlc rec1tals, Wl11Cl'l now h11e been abandoned 1n f1XOl of the Student assembly There IS one tlnng hovsexer, that FILXLI has been changed Smce the clubs 01151111 1n 1974 and that, re nnrkably enough 19 the da1 set for holdmg the meet mgs Xlvhenexer a llltnng 1efra1n from an old master floats through the Corr1elor on .1 Tuesdax afternon one Can be sure the Glee Club 19 111 sesslon fs. ,QV Xlns Xl.1r1o11 l'le1'11ef rl ll lnl U .1 71' Sl Ill 5.1 X I' I Seated B 5 hmdler A eompannt T11 ro ', luf 11 rigl : ll. 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Rnd, se'- '4:.'c' .ev QF TCDAY Atlmlctiu lmw nut nlwntw t-nioyt-ti tlw plvwtigtl tlmt tltuy nuw ltultl. lfvcn lmskctlmll tlitlnlt cmnc tu rt-lgn in nur lw.trtS until IVH1. nml tlwn nlnt, tlw ULIQQCI' fm wartls .tml .L1ll.l!'LlN wcrt' L'l1ClllUl5L'l'L'tl witlt vulumimmt ggytn-suitx .mtl flying snslwx, 'lwlw girl of tmlny xltipx .lcross tltc lit-ltl in .t uniform tlcwignctl tn cmnlwilw Cl1.lI'Ill witlt cttw ul' mtwt-mont and nltlmuglm tht-'ll .ulupt lmcr ln'tmtl1c1 s sports. MN Mmlcrn p xkyx tlmt girls will ln - .. . .. V lI't'xxt's. glI'lS WllCIl Slit' XN'L'LlfNcIl1t1S 4lL'LlLl L'.llCllL'I'N IH llt'IA 0 AND EST 6 'lxs is 'Lb Q NN ' N Nlsh is .fx SUPERVISING innumerable gym periods com- posed of seniors, juniors, soplis, and froshg plan- ning extra activities for A. A. membersg and granting interviews to pestering TONVKR re- porters are but 21 few of tlie valuable contibu- tions of Miss Cora Merkel, Notre D8I11C7S athletic coacli, to an ever active and outstanding sports department. 9 s.1im.vfi PRESIDED over with both executive and executed ability by Dorothy Raskowski, presi- dent, Bernice Blazek, secretary, and Helen Turk, treasurer, this season's Athletic Associa- tion boasted a membership of 300 students active in the various sports. Some preferred roller skating and join the Whirlo Club, which took its place this year with the already active sports of basketball directed by Marian Makovecg volleyball, Rita Lombardo, baseball, Antoin- ette Cywinskig riding, Doris Matuskag swim- ming, Mary L. Wise, archery, Helen Klein- henz, skating, Betty Pintarg and assistant, Joan Kirchner, badminton and deck tennis, Mary Alyce Baughg with special events managed by Bernice Kaehmar, Marge DiCello, and Mar- garet Holland. The bulletin board was effec- tively posted by Esther I.anza and Stephanie Segedi. All these activities were efficiently guided by Notre Dame's athletic coach Miss Cora Merkel and the adviser, Sister Mary St. Lawrence. Wflifz Saddle and S lHERI yy IS 1 dly m the elnmmest perse l 1 'Notr D1m AC 1ele1 hetxxe m ljorlty of students not luxe been 'llwle to ellitmgulsh mn mel a honse S piee ln' they been faceel with the problem of eleflmne, .1 Cmter But them d.1yS ire ,gone forever Tm today lmoxseback uelme enthuslasts eonyene regularly at Sleepy lffmlloxy Rnelms, Academy, the A A s ofllelal equestuan camp, to prove that hor el 'nele !ldlI'l mounts 111511 Ill Notre Dames favor ,our - Ei U A ' 'x 1 5 ' ' R , X I ' ea Q' , , ai ' 'A Q Q 4 'xx 'L H . K I 1 4 le Q W Q 1 uit 1'. ' ' 'K . ',XV1CI'l the I ' t' ' .t ll e . 2 1 'ny', would e . f- . ' ' ' - ' en 21 crxmcdl 1 . ze. ' ' ' X s 0 1 - 1 1 H 1 - v m y U Q . . l . , ' ', 'fl - I U X l ' 1' f 7 1 t , . , ' ' , m r x , -. 1 -' 'C 1 ' '-' 'Y . Y ' , . ., ,. Z, . , r fix N PX S0 ,U fl ts' Seo re Sophomores lluniors 30 juniors 40 Freshmen 10 Sophomores Seniors 29 Sophomores Freshmen 14 Sophomores Juniors 21 Seniors 30 Freshmen 25 Tllh' Volleyball tournaments, which served the sports season into play, ended with the fighting sophomore squad clinching the title by finishing the season as an undefeated team. Individual honors went to Dorothy Raskowski, senior, and Dorothy Lou Prebil, junior, who Collected the greatest number of points in a single game. lop pituire let! lo right. -yi plioiniutsz R, Siniltn, ll, Xl.1tusk.l. R. lluebne Xl. lhumm, Xl. .'Xuble. C, Xliller. lS. Cie:-gur: kneeling. A. Cytwlnskl t.ipi.nn. Keeler Pltilllft. left to right, seniors: Y. SPUIYIIIU. li, Raskmvuski. R. Santrx l. Rt-ily, captain: IS. lll.lln'li. H. Turk. C. llullis. luni picture. top row, left to right. juniors: Xl. Lyons. Il. Prebil. B l'1nt.1r, ll. lxacliinar. captain: X. tarlnnt-. l. Lmmzny, R. l,nn1b.1rdu. limlmn row, let! to right. freshmen: N. lantse, ll. Stain. if Fillfierald l, Spence, R. L. lxellcy. tapuln: lS. XX.igner. Xl. llurvath, K. Riu. 49 sp0,-f- ' Loon at any American girl s list of fax or ite sports and somewhere neu the top you will find swimming. Such vx is not zlvv 155 the case, however, for it is only in icccnt years that the sport has become universally popular Today high schools throughout the country uc instructing students in the healthful aspects of swimming, diving and other Ways of having fun in the water. Notre Dame has found a grand swimming hole for hti girls If the Y. W. C. A. Here each Friday afternoon, gay splash parties proclaim N D s low for the water. Mary Louise Wfise, as head of the sport, presided over the relay races, dixinff life saving instruction, and other special attractions that make Fridays it Notic Dame much too far apart. Thursday afternoons found Notre Dame's star athletes circle-waltzing in perfect gliding rhythm at Skateland. Notre Dame's baby organization, the Whirlo Club, was chris- tened early this Septem- ber, but despite its youth has grown to be one of the most popular features of the Athletic Associa- tion. Betty Pintar, who directs activities of the Wlnrlo at Notre Dame, also holds the position of secretary in the national Whirlo Club. S0 Huebner. Yfhirlo officers. lt-fr to right: l. Keily. XY. K-fcieclxi. B. P ll r ll l I lx rl r R Seczaofz jingle Bells and Flowers fbnf Bloom in the May, roller skates and ice skates, swimming and sleighing, sliding and riding, basketball and volleyball, tennis and tumbling, and so the 1939 sports hodgepodge simmers to a boil as the students' scope of activities passes in review. Remember last fall when you fell all over yourself learning to roller skate with the newly organized XVhirlo Club, or else out at Sleepy Hollow, endeavoring to keep to the bridle path and incidentally your SFR ING SPI-.l.l,S BASlzBAI.L. sqxqs I4AI.I, DAYS ARI-I HAYRHHZ DAYS horse's back? And then with the arrival of spring weather, came a revival of the cycle all over again with baseball and archery activities to keep you addi- tionally but pleasurably busy. S1 AT one tlme durmg the 1939 season the Notre Dame basketball fans screamed wnth fren71ed excltement as Dot R3SkOXVSkl, se whlrlwlnd, spun through seormg sprees together w teammate, Yolanda Spetrmo At another antxcs of the champlonslnp t1tl Not always v1etor Score or th r semor watched the scormg mg lumor team ut W'lll31'1f whether on the hugh slde of the , the semor team looks at lts xecond mth prlde for nt rnen to uphold the tradxtlon of good Sportsmanshlp llshed bs IIS predecesors as far back as 1916 xx hen l ball team was orgamzed at Notre Dame in is Q -N lb so 'N X 4- ' X Q P NX ' N 'Sb 1 ' ' 7 v K- - 1 , f 1 ' -' ' , X ' nior my ' ' ' 1 ith he ' ' . , they ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' e-Winn' ' ' . . . ' ious, b '. ' ' ' . e low ' . . A . ' ' V ' ' . Xb hasst K' . ..- Y , est1b t me fir V st basket- BASKETBALL SCORES . . Seniors 21 Qluniors 25 Seniors 21 Qluniors 37.6 Sophomores 26. fluniors 32. Seniors 35 Juniors 43. S Sophomores 27 bluniors 27 Seniors 16 Vluniors 206. Freshmen 6 Sophomores 22 Sophomores 21 Freshmen 4 Freshmen 19 Seniors 24 Sophomores 36 Freshmen 7 Freshmen 17 Seniors 20 Freshmen 7 Sophomores 6 lop piuture, juniors, top row, left to right: ll. Rleinhenl, B. Kaehrnar Nl. Cirega, N, Carlone. li. Nliceo, B. Pintar. Bottom row. left to right: D. Prehil, Nl. Lyons, Nl. Nlakovcc. eaptain A. l'ilwen. T. Castatifo. Conorny. Center picture, Seniors, top row, left to right: Y. Spetrino, A. Reut T. jones. l. lxeily. ll. Blalelt. R. liellatto, Nl, llillllo. Bottom row, left to iight: lx Lurran. D. Raskowski, C. Hollis, taptatn H. Turk, C. Adatns. Bottom picture. freslimtn. top row, left to right: Nl. Foulks, Ci Gnu ml. Zmgale. l. Syencs, lx Mayer. ll. Stain, Ci. litlfierald. lronr row: R. Boylan. ,I, Yitovee. B. Bares. captain: Xl. llorxat Artlwin. oplioniores, bottom row, left to right' S. Segedi, I.. Bond, Ci. Tussax Simlto, C.. Miller, captain: C. Zimmerman. op row. left to right: D. Hogan, A. Lywinxlti, R. Cahill, B. Cieig Xlatuslta. Nl. Thumm. S3 UH QF TODAY 'l'l1ruugI1 thaw lmllx gm xludcnu whim .mmfull -JI ucrkx and mum .lflki papcrw. :Xl first gl.1m'v tlm cu Llld lx' ilu' LJl'xiil1.1!'f' xuhmnl-J.1yuf X1iw Yun-mi.1y, m of Xliss 'Uday 'I.l1L'l1 wc mmuc ilu- lli1iflI'lT1S, Thcw 'sllufl skirlui, short xlu-xml drc ws .xgqwiialw llnm- worn um mhyx lung simm- gum' by ' lun, xlmuld my qu ix'-vm diss Lu cldv. Wm' g 1 1 ucv thc gxxxllcr' xuicu uf Nllhivflx ulll' PITNUIII l.lxxK'x IHLIX fllmmwc f-111111, Vs'l1iC'l him that ll1uwx1'QNV.xI'lcl'g1'.1Jll.xliun will lu- tillk-J xx ixlm mlm' 111.111 mv 'ly waiting fm' QI Mx'x. lu Luk lk'f'Hl'k' O k N Ii.ll11'NW1 gh IIMH N Kill! lI1SP41l'T.U1l lun, AND y EST Sitzflenz' Jleezif Zbl7C!Z6l Scinool- life at Notre Dame, its curricula, activ- ities, school hours, and innumerable other phases, has gradually, but dehnitely changed since the doors swung open to the Hrst pupils in 1879. In those days students studied readin', ritin', and 'rithme- tic within the walls of the old school building at 18th and Superior. In 1915, the establishment moved to its present location. Wfith the introduc- tion of a more modern educational system into Cleveland schools in 1926, Notre Dame followed the trend by reorganizing the grade and high school divisions. Six elementary grades, three grades of junior high, and three grades of senior high re- placed the former eight grades of grammar school and four grades of high school. I KIzSIIMAN C IASS-1919. 56 III NIUIJIRN CURRIC UI LOXI ISINI S I I' A IION R K WORK. AI.I, STUIDIQNTS IIUW ' .'I1 MAYIIRY UI H IQNIG ,IS I ACI .K .S LIASSVS IN NIODFRN IIORVIGN IAN- GUAGIQS STIII. IfN'l'KII-I THI' STUIDI-'N'I' OI: TODAY, AND, MUCH l.IKIi HIQR SISTI-'RS OF YICSTICRYKARS, SHI ALSO III-'I,ICiI'ITS IN I.I-'ARNING TO FASHION HIZR OWN IJRIQSSIQS. YIQS AND THI-QRI' ARI-' I-QVI-N THOSI1 WHO 9TlI.I. FIND LAISSAR IiNTIiR'I4.-XININCS IiNOL'CiH TO IL'RI' TIII X1 ON TO VIC ICRO AND VIR- MII. In Siu My 01,4 ra' In recent years changes have also occurred in the curricula at Notre Dame. Chemistry, biology, and physics have supplanted the general scientific sub- jects. Movies, plays, lectures, and demonstrations break the so-called monotony of school life. Three distinct courses are also offered now: the college preparatory, general culture, and vocational. Art, which is offered in both the general culture and college preparatory courses, is taught by Sister Mary St. Ann, Sister Mary St. Margaret, and Sister Mary St. Therese. In the commercial department, which has greatly expanded in the past few years, Sister Mary Celia, Sister Mary Dolorose, Sister Mary Ifdmond, and Sister Mary Linette compose the faculty list. A ill..-XSS IN 'NA'IiURAl.' SCII-NCIZ 57 'S'l'UDIfN'I' I,lI-I '-I 'JI S. Y W here Va me fy I Un flex? Sister Mary Alicia, Sister Mary Dolora, Sister Mary Edmond, Sister Mary Joelle, Sister Mary Kathleen, Sister Mary Luke, Sister Mary Ralph, Sister Mary St. Ann, Sister Mary St. Charles, Sister Mary St. Lucy, and Sister Mary St. Therese are in charge of the English classes. Language periods including French, German and Latin, are supervised by Sister Mary Cesarie, Sister Mary Iilise, Sister Mary Iilorice, Sister Mary Fran- ces, Sister Mary Kathleen, Sister Mary Ralph, Sister Mary St. Lawrence, and Sister Mary St. Lucy. Home Economics, which is just as popular now as it was in our grandmothers' day, is taught by Sister Mary Cordilia and Sister Mary Wfilmarie. SS VARIETY PILLS THI? DAY WITH THOUGHT PROVOKING MATHIZNIATICS YIIZLDING TO THIS RHYTHMIC ,IOYS OI? SINGING HOURS ONLY TO ISF FOI,- LOWICD BY A RICSIQARCII PVRIOD IN ISIOIOGY. WITIGHIS AND XII ASURFS. XY'HIf'I'HI'R S!'IIN'I4lFICiAI.I.Y CONSIDFRFIJ OR AP- PIIIIJ TO DISCUSSIONS OX CURRINT AI-'I-AIRS, CHAI.I,I Nl,I-' 'I'HIi IN'I'I-RRI-'ST UI 'I'HI' XIOIJIRN GIRL ANI! URCII III R ON TO NIAKI I-'RI-KQUI NT CAI I S AI 'IIII' SCIIOOI LIBRARY, ! ay K if CIR.-XIJU.-YI'I S IVIIS I jfs . 1 l.K'U CLLl'l'lC'l,l!lllIl Sister Mary Cecilie, Sister Mary Iflise, Sister Mary Ifrances, Sister Mary Roseleen, Sister Mary St. Charles, direct the mathematical groups. The music instructors are Sister Mary Carol, Sister Mary Marjory, and Miss Maryon Irlelmer. In the science department, Sister Mary Car- melette, Sister Mary Ida, Sister Mary Matiltle, and Sister Mary St. Charles are in charge. Teachers of the social science classes are Sister Mary Agera, Sister Mary Carl, Sister Mary Pd- mond, and Sister Mary kloelle. Miss Cora Merkel is in charge of physical educa- tion and Sister Mary Cyrilde, Sister Mary Imelde, and Miss Lillian Friedel are the school lihrarians. S9 Blucnrl' footlights, glittering evening dresses, and fourteen gold pins bearing the insignia of the Quill and Scroll Society -such was the scene in the auditorium on liebruary 14 when the second initiation into the international society for high school journalists was held at Notre Dame. The students upon whom the honor was conferred this year are Mary Alyce Baugh, lfleanor Catana, Patricia Corrigan, Katharyn Cullen, Mary Catherine Dono- van, Margaret Koch, Evelyn Lachvayder, Margaret Langa, Ifsther Lanza, Dorothy Schmitt, Helen Turk, Lucille Vasil, Peggy Vogler, and Margaret W'estcott. D128 All charge of debating activities taught the 1 QLIH I ' ' Ax ' ND SCROIAI' DISAGRHLING has been an attribute of since time immemorial. In these civi times men attempt to settle disagreemen by verbal discussion. Debating clubs ha been formed all over the world to points of friction. Witli that view in r students of several years ago formed a society at Notre Dame. This year informal debating held swa over the rigid debates which prominent formerly. Debating in gen eral has taught the girls to put 1 their ideas. Sister Mary Carl who was c'1.UV' niealities of debate to the club members. ffffe P C fa Ja' Tim e s 60 ' UAUB xv YJTERS I.OYAI,'I'Y, service, brotherly love-these are he ideals fostered by the Nieuwland Science llub which has been functioning at Notre ame since 1936. Prior to that time similar lubs, such as the Camera Club and the Magic ixers, served as outlets for the ideas and rojects of scientific-minded students. The resent club, which was named for Father ulius Nieuwland of Notre Dame Uni- ersity, is guided by a written constitu- 'on signed by all the present and former embers. Activities which the club onsors include assembly programs, ientific experiments and educational ips. NVITH the desire to write as an incentive, a group of girls banded together in Septem- ber, 1937 to form the present XVriters' Clubn. Under the guidance of Sister Mary Luke, poems, short-stories, and essays flowed from their willing pens. Three mimeo- graphed booklets containing their efforts have already been published. Not content to be known merely as the producers of Tfn' Dvfmf, however, these aspiring author- esses strive to break into print via literary contests. The club's weekly meetings, despite their worthy purpose, usually terminate in a doodling session when the members decorate the blackboard of 103 with favorite scrolls. Talk about eccentricities of writers! IYIFLV ' -A ND - . SCH: NCE C14 DB sffera' afaeful l.K'6lnJ'l.0l'2 61 Af You ri, Fellow Siudrnfs, CHARACTER the hrst requlrement for entrance mto the Natlonal Honor SOCICIQ ns well defined 1n thxs year s thlrteen members who were elected by the faculty The members proudly d1splay thelr cherxshed torch bearer pms and blue and gold Capes tht specml IFISISHIH of the Notne Dame Chapte1 SCHOLARSHIP the success nn studxes which comes after much perseverance IS another accomphshment whlch these lass1es are able to chalk up 1n thexr favor LEADERSHIP the ab1l1ty to encourage classmates and underclassmen xn the loyal support of school projects IS next ln the orde1 of Importance for membershxp m the soclety SERVICP IS that sp1r1t of self SHCFIHCC which prompts the Honor S0c1ety to help others as they dld thls year IH thelr Servlce for Others campangn whxch benfited the poor ! 'W Q ' ,. 1 Q V A Q . . . . I I 9 , . J 1 K . , - . x . . .Y . , ., . A 11- -l xi l..-,,,, me Y.. . . . Y ck-k.-aria 1, ll!! . . . N .- . l 1 fl. I inf,-,-vw '.1' f Ivy,-H, . . . 9 . zf' .wr ,m I' Eau Lf, I' t..1f,'..gx:1.l-lrrz 1 . . . -Y . V . J . . . 9 . . . U . ,, Q . . . 1 , 1 l V, X N701 Lvuololxe the tnelntxon 1115 luglm seholastte stlneluds of Notre Dune ne the f0llOVVlI1g gxrls xx mo hue ULl1gLLl hrst honors, thlt IS all A for the tour hlgh sehool years Clara Adams, Dorls Bntle, lLllLll Cetltowslu, Mlrgaret Glowny I l51 l1LllXl5LlL Ind 1n1ee McNamara sennors vw ho hue lttended hele for twelve years They ue Muy Agnes Beutell Dorls Blrtlc, Susan Brenn ln M1rg1ret Ietleh, Bertlna Sltkowskl Ruth Santry und M1ry Margaret Tran Another 1eeord malong group of graduates are those who lm we never been late or absent for four xe1rs Clara Adams and Marle Lunz are the two who haxe aeeompllshed thls seemlngly lIT1p09SlblC lflf In pltture lxrst Honor Stu ents C ADAMS M CLOWNY J MeNAM ARA I' CPTKOWSKI D BIRTIC L IACHVAYDPR ottom picture left Twelve year students above M LUNZ J MCNAWARA M LLTICH S BRENNAN below D BIRTIC B SITCSKI R SANTRY M BFUTPLL M TRAN fabsentj Bottom pleture right Perfect Attendance C ADAMS M LUNZ 7 ' f fe? fflef qffly ' A .lx ' 'L . .V 2 ' . Q ' .' -V I - - - l -x - 1 I -1 x ' . - ' A tt v 19 'l g a 'Q ' 3 ' 1 Q s, . - x 1 - ' -- rm V. 1 .1 ive '1 ,Q N 'Q ' 'r Q . . Notre Dames group of Hveteransy' includes nine 'l . Y 1 Vi 1 I !'H I l ' 7 L 'E L 1' 4 . x ' , I . 1 ' 1 , . . 1 N l' ' I . ' l, , ,L Q , . Hp .Q his dx Zi . . ., . 1 1 - ' ' 1' 'I' ' l 'I ' ' 7 Y 2 . , B - y , : . , . 1 , .llc t- I N ' ' 3 V: rm f' 4 1 a - ' P. CORRIGAN D. SCHMITT H. TURK lop-l'.ditori.xl Staff: li. LATANA. Nl. KOCH, R. HOLLAND, M. C. DONOVAN. smdingi I.. VASH., nl. MCNAM- ARA, M. LANGA. T. jomas. K. KEITH, I., HOAGLAND, ix. c:U1.i.nN, M. wi-.s'rc:oT'r, ii. zizNIsiaK, if. vocpiiiit. CLenierfAri SMH: l. Sllilllil., l'. NAGY, N. COOK, IS. ilOUSlNA IQAU. l . C.l'i'llKOw'SKl. Bottom-Researcli and Business Staffs: lf. LANZA, l.. llllfRSl5N, S. DOMINO, Ii. LACHVAY- DER. Standing: l.. Pl-OH, N. NAGLIA. Nl. .IANOVICIK C. MATIS, A, GRIZBIQNL, H. V.Xl.Tl1R, li. VLACH, M. Melllgk HOTT. 64 Siu de nf 111 lilGHTIiIiN years ago, a group of ambitious seniors had a dream . . . a little yearbook which bore the title LII!!-H'.SflIl' was filled with the memories of the graduating class . . . The ambitious seniors had materialized their dream. From this humble beginning, the annual which was first called Tozwr' Ml'lIIUl'if'X in 1932 grew into a large, lirst-class book. It must have been hard work at first, but the girls loved doing it, just as we do. The hours spent after school and yes-even the Easter vacation were gladly relinquished, for who minds a little work when a dream can be made a reality? The three departments, editorial, art, and business were determined to do their best, and they had fun doing it. In fact, the memories connected with the production of the annual will forever remain with the most pleasant ones of our school life. dna' In 70 1.176 BACK in 1933 when The Tower made its debut as a small, mimeographed paper without even a name, there were probably some who said it couldn't be done. Today, six years later, it bears the rating All Catholic -two words which show that it not only could be done, but that it has fulfilled it's purpose, namely: to afford a worth-while medium for student expression of Catholic principle and thereby further intelligent Catholic leader- ship. Since that memorable day in December, 1933, it has become rooted in the heart of every Notre Dame student-so much so that not until the present annual staff were to give their Tower,' positions over to the juniors did they realize just how much they really did love it. All the hustle, bustle and commotion that accompanies making the deadline, dummy-pasting night, proofreading, typing, copyreading, and of course, writing and re- porting the news had become a part of their lives. But now those days-and nights-in The Tower Roomn are only memories to be stored away with the other happy hours at Notre Dame. Staff members. starting mp, left to right: gl, LONOMY, A. EIBFX. A. MAC Cill,l,lS, R. O'TOOl.E. L. KOPACKA. A. CQXCH.-XT. B, SCHlNULlfR, RIQADY, B. PINTAR, ll. l'Rl'l'nll.. R. l,ONlBARl7O, Nl. J ANTHONY, CQREENF. B. KRUXL HANSL. lower Picture-I: PLUNIMPR. R. CRANE. editor-in-chief: KI. L. WISE. vwpmn i x H, g v fffffc fi! Hogan, 'l'I't'tI.NIll'1'l Schmitt, Pnimlrrlf NILIILISILI. S1'4'1'ufn13 Ryan cldlllllllltl WI. Schroclcr Swilglj Satink Hullami lmclmli Pisumc -I, Gorw XY'ngncr Pc r vorsc Crowley' A. Voldriclm I.. 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X1.1:11 1 V ' .IIL 1111'-1111111111 xx1111 11.1x1 1111x1111 111 .111111z1 ik i i 11111111111 11.111111 11111 1'x11:11 1x .fxx1x11x. 11111 NN1IL'11 1i11x1x1x111 X1 '-11 Iix 1111111 !11'l111 1 . X 7111 11.11Mxx1'111111::111-1111'11f1 1x 111111. . . ?1'14. A Noie 0 Thanknf IF you have enjoyed reviewing with us the scenes contained in this annual, it is only because the patience and guidance of our faculty advisers as well as the cooperation of everyone concerned, have made it possible for us to edit Tower Memoriesf' To Sister Mary St. Lucy under whose adept tutelage the editorial staff worked, we express our heartfelt thanks. Likewise, Sister Mary St. Ann, advisor to the art staff deserves a special vote of appreciation. To Sister Mary Carl for her expert management of finances, we also send a note of thanks. The appearance of any publication depends primarily upon good craftsmanship of the type that our staff has been fortunate to have at its disposal. The concerns: Chesshire-Higbee Stu- dio, Jahn and Ollier Engraving Company, Judson Printing Company, and Mueller Art and Binding Company, can rightfully claim this book as a laudable sample of their work- manship, for its fine photography, clear cuts, clean copy and attractive cover do them justice. In short, to everyone who had a hand in the production of Tower Memories, we say, Thank you -and Congratulations 95 MMM-.uEnf4 x,w...u-erase IQWWWQF ....a..in31 WSH 2-nnunlllm -'1 Bw. X www il., TO WER MEM ORIE QUEE twN1h.JLii'2-' 'f ' g,.,.W , ,4.JQ,,..L.J' mai M fi., m.u...4....L,,,,., fm.. .-. -H f 'HE I , W , 1 . V. vu nw? ' k A T3 X ' x fx X Y , ,,, an , 1 A A I ' N, A ' Q 1 . ,t J xl., , if V, V P' IA M W. sgff' I 4 I K x ' L5 x? J L L ' i A N 3 1 D Q N 'I . gi' DOROTHEA BAUER CECILLE TUSSAY VERA NUZZO JEANNE SMOLIK ALL the dreams of a yearbook artist and all the hopes of a yearbook writer could never materialize if it weren't for a practical contribution of the business staff-that of directing the campaign for advertisers. The results of such a drive determine the quality and size of the annual, which is bigger and better this year because of their efforts. Our special thanks are tendered to Lillian Diersen, whom we have crowned Yearbook Queen in recognition of her work of securing the largest number of advertisements. Also meriting our appreciation are Dorothea Bauer, Veronica Nuzzo, Cecille Tussay and Jeanne Smolik, runners up for the title, who have been named attendants to the queen. Likewise, we offer thanks to our advertisers whose splendid support we pledge ourselves to justify. 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Ax: -1 X ' . 0 EE .I 0 CONNOR for New or Used Car Representmg HUGHES BURNETT INC Dodge Plymouth Dlreet Iwctory Dealer 0 E 10 CEd.1r 0640 THE STONEMAN C0 Hlrdwarc Plumbmg, Supplnes Punts Household Goods md Fleetrncil Supplles HEnderson 1759 7110 Superlor Ave The DOUBLE EAGLE BOTTLING C0 'Vhnufaeturer of All Popular IEIIVOFS Dlstnbutor of Buekeye Groisx iter Beer Ale 1nd Half 81 Half M A K 0 V E C S WHERE FRIENDS w1E1 T Home of IINESA Ice Crelm and Sherbets ENd1eott 9566 6415 St Clalr Awe LAKE SHORE SAW MILL Ku LUMBER Mfrs of boxes eratmg sash and doors I-IEnderSon 6385 1150 East 40th St EARL C GIBBS IINC WHOLESALE NIEATS H78 W 65th St U S Govt EST 0 S 9 195 .. 5 St. , ' . I . ' 'Q . ' ' 0 6511-19 St. Clair Ave. JOHN POTOKAR, Pres. 9 G THE C0. . . , I . , v In v l 0 . . , . . 77 4 JL II IILDIEIIRAN DI PROVISION DRINK MDR E MILK U g FHNY 3480 WEST 73 ST COAL COKE STEAM COAL STOKERS 81 STOKER FUELS 5619 V .allou M enuo, wo 4101 EL IE KIRCH ER 1101e1s7 Flowers fm all Occaszonx Fw! 103 'U Larnegle -Xvcnue Lhdar D700 I IE 1 I W I 1 w 1 . I iff Y C X I S mm Clcveiond Fowthfullx for over 1 J. .-x. DENNIQIILIC K 110. El RD . INEAR DENISONI ODBI l W 1 3 v 4 ,1 k ag u I A u x. , u ' I l The GORMAN - LA ELLE Plumbing and Heating Company Clcvelalld. Ohio i' CCUNTRACCTCORS PI LMBING HE ATING NENTII ATINQ XIR L0hDlTl0lNINi H08 farm U11 Xu lllll ENd1coll 0188 GIULIPIIN STI TUDIIOS Motzon Picture Equipment Projectlon Serwce 1220 Huron Rd Cleveland Oh1O All Laundry Services Dump Wash Flat Wo k Ho d F n shed Curia ns F n shed No P n Marks P Ilo s Re ovated 5116 I8 Ddrolt A10 ME 0150 J J BIEBELHALJSEN PRES HERE No extraxa tel 11 s 5 ndim you :Ions I lf lx your ns 1111 11 your lllhlll Hacked by 55 V1 als expfm me 111 supplsm hotels and usl xumnls 3 ' Y I '1 J T 1 L ' ' ' 'w N ' ' ' N 11 1 I 1' L J Q . 1 ' 1 , - 1 1 , X ' 7 I F . A I C ' J U ' .Y i Y gan. z'm.' --11111-11111-ial . ' 1110 1' '. illlwollvopl' 'ed . r ' ' ' ' ' r1g.5hllhullsgmrlgrlopls-1 pol' 'pu- ' .' ' ' ' lm and r'-use ' - 1-ss. I W ll 4 1 ' 1 Q 1. - K x .' X . 5 ' v 5, I- g s , i .. ,. John SUXIUII X 1Io.-1Ihir-anger-lirqmklyn ' 1 7 ' w ,..,. 3, , 625 -':- ,.3i:f'-U ATLAS LALMJR1. 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