Our Lady of Angels Academy - Angelorum Yearbook (Clinton, IA)
- Class of 1959
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CLASS C 0 Pl-I DMD RL V X n qi bb jg: . --f4..f ' at H R CMR MXDJ ANGELS ACADEIVIH CUNTQN IOWA 1959 Awww KM xg Oar Lady of Angels Academy, under the direction of the Sisters of Charity, B V M was legally incorporated in 1872 The acadenqr is affiliated with the State University of Iowa and is a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secmdery Schools The building was originally constructed for Presbyterian Synod as a seminary for wanen, but it did not prove profitable and when offered for sale in 1871, it was purchased 'by the Sisters for a boarding school for young ladies The first years saw only a. gradual building up of the boarding school The CClllfU1't8.b1C haniness of its atmosphere, its simplicity and sense of security and well being made its pupils love it dearly, and in later years they desired their own children to share its simple ,joys The increased enrollment necessitated additional buildings, and the buildings as they are today were ccmpleted in 1933 The Academy has grow. with the city of Clinton over a period of 87 years, and its Alumnae, both in Clinton, and throughout the United States are its strongest upporters ' ' Ng' ' ,,- 'a 4 --ff f M y A . -. 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X 1 1 5 C i Father Leahy, our chaplain, performs one of his many priestly duties as he blesses Jane Ryan' s rosary To our beloved Drama. coach, Mrs Veda Ryan, we owe our gratitude for her patient and untiring guidance MTS Eckma-U , instructor of dance, teaches us grace and coordination in everyday life 5 Wx! ,f I 1' 41 fl 9: 'ec N .4-'Y' I.: 10 enior Class Officers Penny Dorvart 1709 North Cleveland Lexington, Nebraska Date of Birth March 16, 19,41 Sandra Mu chall 2722 Cleveland Clinton, Iowa Date of Birth May 20, 1951 4 Mary Beth Waite Duck Lake woods Ingl id , Illinoi Date of Birth May 19, 19141 Kathy M Zeller 317 Fore t P1 n Drive Round Lake, Illinoi Date of Birth November 19, 19141 7 x Cecelia A Cunningham Box 307 Long Avenue Long Lake, Illinois Date of Birth December 1, 19141 Margaret A F ehan 6229 Leroy Edgebrook, Dlinois January 16, 19101 Mary E Hart R 1 Shabbona, Illlinois Date of Birth November 7 19101 Joyce Kilmer 11827 W Quincy Street chicago, mmois Date of Birth June 21, 19151 Date of Birth: .144 I Peggy Bentz M308 N Laramie ehicago, Illinois Date of Birth December 30 19Ul Seniors Karen L Burke 1326 23rd Av nu Clinton, Iowa Date of Birth June 2, l9hl O 1038 Kier ted Street Morri , Illinois Date of Birth Am t15,19u Jeri A Coleman 9609 So win ton Chicago, Illinois Date of Birth February 6, 19h1 I - Q Q N . Mary K. Button Rosalie Litviak Lakewood R.R. 1 BU! 339 Vest Chicago, Illinois Date of Birth: November 2l+, 1911-1 Adri e R Lubanski 694 N Lippincott Rd Fox Lake, Illinois Date of Birth January 31, 19142 Ann W Mellon 226 Biltmore Drive Barrington, Illinois Date of Birth Mm-cn 9, 19141 lhry Ann Moore l+o8 West Third Street Prophetstown, Illinois Date of Birth August 31, 19141 Jean Oak 3010 North Second Clinton, Iowa Date of Birth June 30, 19141 Street Jane Ryan 3 North Home Avenue Park R idge , Illinoi .nm 1, l9h1 CUhD1e M Smlllel' 5658 South Winchester Chicago 36, 11115015 Date of Birth October 1, 1931 Margie A Walsh 2229 Leland chicago, Inman Date of Birth. August 11, 19l+1 Date of Birth: ngli h I -Connie cmmer, Fatty Weller, Do alle Li' fLa1f demon trate the complexity of ome 311,11 h entences Q Religion IV43enim' di cuss exerpt from their new re llgion book Life in Christ Algebra II provides a chal lenbe to potential mathe matician The third quarter encyc lical pro ride the back bone for our Christian Living Shorthand Future home-makers admire the craftsmanship of beautifully designed sterlinv silver Poor 11ttle Herman, i no more What he took for H20 was SOM 1, what ' Agia Mar? e memorable dgy of Jeri But that doe n'1'. SOLmd like me' C oleman' s Baptism 1. Y Doe it taste aa good a. it looks? pl, eqicfs decorate Cmism ws all in the family What Birdie' tree in spirit of tradition f ' . L 1 I I ., . 4.7- nf . Th S . R fs, ' , , V- 1 . - , fi J I ,,,,q4g-mmf' I ' L A Q.. Z ,V,V V 1 N K , . Y lux - ' es! 9 ,L - , ,F f' , f , ,c' .'.1 V r X IL, ' 1' I ' 71.1, rf! I IC I If ,f X fl ,1 . ln 1 I f 1 ' , fbfdcxf . I ff! 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S X my . ,f K, 1 19 - ,. 46,1 X, Q4!f0W AWN V001 1, 1 A If l I , f X f V Z 3 ,, f A X v fy . ,V 'I ' 17 P' 1 f x A A 'X . ! ' 2 fi U , X 1 if X ' , ' 1 f' N f? - X gd , X1 X Dear Sisters, As I, Vary Kay Button, gaze ly mind wanders back through the ndlcal advisor to the President my fellmv classmates but one who has risen to the status of Chief through the wlndow in q private office of the Pentagon Build portals of time to tie cla s of '99 In my position as assistant of the United States, I have unintentionally lost contact with all is also in Washington D.C. In accord with her aspirations, she Directtr of undercover work inthe Federal Bureau of Investigation Last week I decided to phone Private Agent Mary Waite to make a dinner date. Sauntering down the boulevard soalclng up the pleasant rays of the summer sun, we stopped to pick up the latest edition of the Capltal News There as big as life was a photograph of Mary Ann Moore, newly named successor of Betty Crocker at General Mills, Inc Scarcely had we recovered from the shock of seeing Mary Ann's picture when a loud blare of a mobile address system announced the appearance of Mary Hart, mezzo soprano at Carnegie Hall All these unexpected surprises made a routine day seem like Old Home Week Three days from the previous date, I found myself situated in a quaint coffee shop in New Iork discussing and reminiscing old incidents long forgotten. In her extensive travels, Mary has kept :Ln touch with most of our high school classmates. After graduation from Clarke College, Ann lmllon moved to Paris, France and is now known as Mademoiselle Ann6, the leading couturier, and Connie Sommer is now head Dietician at St. Francis Hospital, Evanston, Illinois. Recently while appearing at the Civic Opera House in Chicago, Mary had the good fortune of sharing the evening's limelight with Mr and Hrs Van Cliburn, duo pianists. I could just imagine her shock at seeing Sandra Muschall walk on the stage with her famous husband. We talked for hours and uncovered the whereabouts of Cecelia Cunningham and Kathy Zeller, who are both registered nurses Kathy works at Walter Reed Hospital, Washington, and is the wife of Lieutenant Murfick Jacque, while Cecelia has devoted her entire life and labor to the care and protection of ornhan chzldren in North Dakota Tears of laughter fuled my eyes when I heard that Penelope Dorwart had invented and made a fortune on Sudsless Soap Bubbles. Have you seen that recently lalmched satellite :Ln the slq? If you look to the Ealrt at afpprcxisately 8:00 P M , you're sure to see it Doctor Adrienne, first human being to go beyond the Ionosphere, has been mking a study of the intricate design of the universe Pegg Feehan has followed her noble ambition and is now Sister Margaret of the Maryknolls. She is doing tremendous work with the afflicted natives of Africa, Rosalie Litviak and Karen Burke have fused their efforts and formed a very profitable pizza establishment in Milan, Italy recipe is ultra-American, and Italians love it' To my delight ard surprise I was told that Joyce Kilmer is an illustrator and photographer or Post magazine, and her most recent assignment was to take pictures of the family of the year-5 none other than Peggy Bentz who is the proud mother of thirteen children, eight boys and five girls In the language department o the U N Building, we fourli Margie Walsh interpreter of six foreign tongues. Evidentally the Latin challenge was conquered' Jeri Colenan and Jean Oak are still abroad studying orchestration in Vienna and the Montesori school methods of France respectively Please give Sister Jane nv respects arri tell her to take good care of the minim department! '59fMKB Having no gift of strategy or arms, No secret weapon and no walled defense, I shall become a citizen of love, 'I'hat little nation with the blood-stained sod Where even the slain have power, the only country Tint sends forth an ambassador to God CLASS MDTTO! Do the common thing :Ln the uncommon nay, CLASS FLOWER: Tea Rose With grateful hearts, we rermin Yours in Christ, Class of '59 CLASS PORN THE LITTLE NATION Benouncing self and crying out to evil To end its wars, I seek a land that lies All unprotected like a sleeping child or is lv Jotuney reckless and unwise. Who doubts that love has an effective weapon May meet with a surprise. Jessica Powers cuss mmm Ave Maria by ru-cauen CLASS PATRDNs Saint Joseph the Worker . inf: S 9 l . I ' O . I O I 'O O A I . IO I O .The O f . Q I -S' . 1. ee . I J 3 I Yi 3 2 333521 RM Haig? SNS 335355 Q avg 3 ' ' M2 Hilti s X ' K iz 'M , ',A' K N . 3 b 3 J 75 41, N EQ XS X . 1 Q 5 wi K A 533 13 3 SES Jumors op Row S Deuunan, C Ryan, B Ruess, M C Ring, M E Buckley, S O'Ha.ra. Fiddle Row B Rigmey, C Roederer, K White, M K Van de Voorde, J Heaney Top Row B Cottony, E Deutsch, M Maloney, J Dewell, B Hansen, R Brickel Middle Row M A Cenan, M Carini, M Ledger, K Drzymala., P McConohy Bottom Row V Toaney, B Faux, J Armando, R Colanan 0 Bottom S.Uphof'f, L.Pol1qu1t, J.Ra.y, C.Retis Junior s' religion course includes the study of Church History Sunday Spanish Rehearsal An interesting denonstration of the powers of electricity supplemented our knowledge of the abstract. English III presents the literary heritage of our ancestors American Hlstory current and pertinent news contrlbutes to the study of history. . non -. , A 4 -, 4 1 D L ' X -1 Q. 1, w, 4 .-N Q-. .., ff. 2-4f,NLf6 L ' as my jim: fu 6.4! Q42-, , J ' ffw J - 4-1,4196 6.1 47 V . A . , K . 5 ,pcf f ' - ,axfv-Q. . . ' X , X l ' J ' ,..4,,s.,g 5914 Cl ophomores Top Row J erguson, C Kerker, A Hana, J Libefrt, A Lenaghan, S Magee Middle Row L Harlock, D I-ferwig, K Novack, V Conlon Bottan Row P Giannini, PNa.rolewski, S Strohman Top Row: P.Ingram, C.Dorion, M.O'Erien, A.Boortz, C. Lubanski, R.Howa.rd Middle Row: B.Ba.-samello, K.Arco1i, P.Haley, J. Enwright Lottom Row: M.Ki1.mer, C.Faur, M.J.Eea.rd In Biolog future scientists C study the basis or life emetry is an mpc: tant tep in the development of efficient mathanaticians Jean Fergu on, Shiela. Strohman, Maureen Kilmer, and Kathy Faux vigourously translate exaerpts from Cas ar in Latin II A friendl discussion 81110118 C1555 Peligion provides food Y for the mind and S0111 mates add a zest to learning ' S S S w S a Judy nright, Pat Piannini, fa QW Lubanski, admire some o the fine Christmas Decor ation Now let me see Hello , Hello ' Hcme for the Holiday Pleating curtains around our a.1cove's a daily ritual Ihich card shall I play next? events , Arlene? The rrorninr' walk around the campu- Three mmavare Sophanores are caught with their hnir down 19 Freshmen ow Y Poeke, P Allan, R -falker, C Dai y, J Rue , D Levi Aiddle Row P Lawrence, G Vtten, M Ru ell, If mranigan, M Kizior Bottom. Dov N Kelly, A Uoeker, M Harlock, C Reti Ql P 3'f Top Row B apittler, D Donnelly, D Augju time, 1 Magxefichi, S Malcrney Middle Row E Lenaghan, M Toomey, C Ab:-u cato Felice, M Judd Eottan Pow L .nmmer , H Hogan, N F La.Fleur, P Lawton -Z Four Freshmen admire the display of 118:11 books, enlightning and entertaining The study of world History brings us into many lends, acquainting us vith the customs of their inhabitants Freslman take the first in hi,her Nath Clothing I presents a challenge to Putting the Words 11150 action is 01-11' the practical-minded miss. T019 in the P13-Y df life- 3,9 5- A fr 0 L Luv' Saturday afternoon rituals Eu Le hcl Joan The candid camera. tr-ikes again een neghan ps d in Ruess in the artful. ta lf of We lem to do by O F' bedmaking Pirthday partie are occasions anxiously anticipated by all Music alone finds the word' 4' Q .- f W Cleanline S is men to Gadling-ss , J , s n ' Q , w ! 4 r r r T? Q. r - K , 2 ,K 'J' , . , x . ff U 1 f , 'fi ., 1 ffgfff . ' ' ' Q Z., 4 V ! ' 83? - c c- J Grade chool Fourth Row C Carey, S Cavanawgh, L Allan, M Krauth, L John on,J Sheppek, P Long, C Meroney Third Row S Carr, H Va.nTie,,hem,S. McC1imon, S Clark, S Kappes, K Reuier, P McClintock, B Felice Second Row K McClintock, R Toaney, M Rowe, C Carey, E Bailey, J Leigh, G Hoppe Row P Travis, K Roberts, C Shenpek, N Meroney, M Pape, D Lubanski, M Lonsz P Vruno,D French Middle Row L Lilis, D Dingnan, S Thcmsen, K Thomsen, D Bailey, K Veles,L L'cC11mor, L Marshal, B Mickelson, K Meroney Bottom Row J Reader, D Razor, M McConnell, J Knud-sen, S Latlourse, C Kay, C Nb.:-esea, C Vru.no, Sbeppek : . . . . . s , . . . First Row: D.',7I'UI1O, M.Dav1s, M.King, K.Reader, P.Sha.w, S.Rivera., N TCP 1 . a a A n Q . . - - a . : . . . . . . Y. . ' . . Ji saw 'A' ,ivy ,fl I' L 'M Zag I T ff if fam? 2 77 ' YW! 3- -f V e ,v ,, Q +L,,, 'fx . MW 5, ' ., v h-,V I UQ , ,, ' f hem Carol Ryan and Barbara Figmy pay hcmage to Ble sed Mother on the fea t of her Imxaculate Ccncepticn The un elfish spirit of Christma prompt all OLA girls to give to les fortunate Cleft to right, Shirley Rivera, Peggy B ntz, Donna Lu ,, ,X Thanksgiving Basket Cleft to right, Jean Ferguson, Joan Armando Connie Roederer, Jeri Coleman, Pegg Bentz Animated expressions re veal inward happiness of newly received Sodalists fleft to riyxtl Barbara Rigxey, Kathy Zeller, Kathy Arcoli OUR SODALITY UNIT AND NEW 'IESTAMENT LEADERS fleft to rightl Pegg Bentz, Mary Kaye Button, Bernadette Ruess, Carol Ryan Adrienne Lubanski, Penelope Dorwart, Margaret Malcney, Barbara Rigney s M I ,f V . 1' X, 5 s s e - 'V X n :- banski, Penny Dorwart f xa' .. ff. ' EGF' if 1 A The other Clarke F y ou Ioverber 1, 1958, 111 corvmxemoratlon of the 125 annive sary of tl-e Slsters of Charity of the Ble sed Vlrgln Iary fleft to Tlghti Rosa11e LitVl8.k, larj, Walte, iarv Ann oore, Mary Hart, Kathv Zellez, Kfront row? Connie Sommer, 'Jane Ryan, Jer-1 Colemarv. natics ff' enior cu. Production, 1.n+1o Women Kkxxx Directed by Mr Vada Pyan me 9 V C n nn MS' ,ll .ff Q Lv' .-'hun' 0 ' of n lzzllli .0 3.312 I I sa ual NN J H 1.1 . I .. ' . ' r . ' ss ' ' .' . - - - f , f 1 -, '- . 'X ,, x 9 3 5.3 , id 5, A, f Y.. S -3 fx J 32 ag A gg awk' Vitro. 5,51 xpn is '.'. ,. nl' 1' 1 5 6 ,. 5 an xu . O X I Return to Granada a la. tl by the A scene from the Mother Clarke Play Qleft 1 d S 1 P y press? P' to right, Pe Bentz Penn D Mary Jun or an en or drama students ccmngmor Sly I y 7 813111 th 1 1 Kaye Button, Adrienne Lubanski, Jane Ryan. IB bg e enum SS on of Columbus by Queen a elle. The cast includesfleft to right, P083 Ff?6han, Jane Ryan, Peggy Bentz, Carol Ryan, Barbara Rigney The Chrisiznas play, A Gift for the Madonna 1 Ch 1 th I wa Dre ented by the Jlmior claa Chg?-Ztzsgsgligcommnylm e Juniors Haley was enacted by members of the Soph omore class rnlmlcl-cmg the T V Program, Thi is Your Life Cleft to rigntb Kathy A1-C011 Maureen O7Erien, Peggy Haley, Anita Doortz Frisky Fre hmen in colorful costume accented our Halloween Fe tivities A I A hilarious portrayal of the life of Pegg ' ' ' . . s 'S ' ' J Recitals OLA s cmtribution to the finer arts MBV 3 April 5 8-112 Ryan dfamatics Sandra Muschall, piano Jeri Coleman piano Mary Ann Moore, piano THAT ALLTHINE5 mee muh MAY B LURIFIED -T 1 I , fs . IN Sports Senior Basketball Squad vlo carried away the chmpionship UOPUU fm' 1958 are looking forward to n prolific S0885 in '59 Four Sports Captains Cleft to rigztj Cynthia Retis-Junior lhry Kaye ButtmsSen1or 1I::gbi?:'anwcalku'ad!'SHeUPhmmshna: Peggy Feehan and Kathy Zeller prepare for a. diving plunge into inviting waters Kathy Faur and Judy Elllfigt H0P0f'U-1 flces CXPOSQ J'-miol' inspect equipgt fm' the aspirations fm' the chmlpitn baseball season ship crown Coaches review rules of volley ballbeforegama Anxious players prepare for the Jump Achvmes Frills and fancy laces, Silks and sniling feces, WELCQIE the new Freaks muM 'lheextnlndhmdoffz-1.end.ship 1kBlli8Ol.l Punch Anyone? 2?-:JV K 14. 4131116111 Going home for 1011 week-end One nation , under God, Ka. Senior Singers add a lilt of merriment to the Fall Festival Talent show fleft to 1-1,ncJ Connie Soumer, Mary Waite, Mary Hart Jane Ryan, Miss OLA 1958 Preparations are part of the hm. N24 Halloween carries the imag:l.nation back to the days of Old Rane Child prodigy? No, it's Cecelia Cunningham carrying off the prize for ori inality of costume Mischievoua minims in mirth make merry NA'- Z S Q1 The incredible lure of fashions chains the modern wcman to latest fads Don't Forget The Key is the Knee 41 QL df ' dfd we fdfzphk gf ff ii. fl 15 Rosalie Litviak and Kathy Drzymdla. gracefully execute a. number in ballet Minims Sing in the Rein a they tap their way onto the stage air of the Dance Review Vividly colored costumes furnished zest to the Future stars make their debut presentation The arrir 1 of the Easter Bunny con ritwuted to the mirth, merr nt, and suc cess of the Dance Review Senior skaters 'five e. ses, onal effect to the art of dance The Soft Shoe Five carried memories back to the time of vaudeville Q' Junior dance routines added a. delightful lilt to the , ' 1! X The procession culminates with the Blessings of Om- Heavenly Father' in Holy Beneaicuon. Mag CZOZUTZVIL The smiling face of little Lisa Marshall shows her Joy being chosen to carry the crown for the Blessed Virgin Me-ry The Queen is Crowned Third and Fourth yea.-r Igtin scholars translate a. Chapter of C1cero's oration against the Conspiracy of catslme Talented Artists express thanselvee ie: throng: the medium of color and des Rehearsal fOr PPUPCTS Intynmzprhf-hill vu,'yiQS.'tllltflciGl' ge13nHpgnandE11u.be1ilG00k9 rehuseaswsfftnhlnt Show Q, EIIIIATION, THE DEVELOPMEMF OF THE WHOLE MAN Social fimcticns such es dances, card parties, md 5-1501155100 5!'0l1P9f PTGPUG students for their place in society 2 fi . We would like to take this cruportunity to extend our sincere gratitud.e..t0 fleft to rightl Florence Ridley, Irene u Hral, Stan J ral, Laura nl ner, ana Nathalle P011-ler Without their generous and cheerful help and dedication one link in the chain of our lives would be severed. I fa- A The campus of OLA presents a most attractive scene in both fall and winter N IGH. 'C VIISIVC Now with the Het df-BPARTING lnehlr IVIAIQQR of All we Ask ei Jfhee GP Thy eReA+ Moracv Jfhraoueh the NIGHT QLLK G41-ARDHXN AND DQPQN56 T0 BE Our Lady of Angels Academy Easter Week, 1959 Dear Glrls, There could be no better tlme than th1s joyous Easter season to g1V8 you another reminder of the serious obligation that 1S yours to show forth Chrlst and Hls holy 1 other .r your lives Our late Holy Father, Plus XII in an address he gave to a Congress of young ladles :Ln Home, likened all young girls to flowers that varied accordlng to their natural habitat In speaking of Academy girls he Sald they reminded him of hot house blooms that were r1ch and beautlful in the1r development as a result of the care and attentlon that had bee glven to their de P1 opwe He went on to say that from such flowers a partlcular excellence of' wonenly vu-tue would be ex pected Vow, you are such glrls who have nntured ln an atmosphe e where rel1g1on 1S the basls of vlrbue of charlt r, love of God and love of nelghbor for the lo'e oi' God The hablts of Christlan vlrtue that have been fostered in vou vrlll make posslble 'Hows cha :Lty that will nanlfest ltself in servlce of others You must live such a life that others who know not the Truth wlll be drawn to seek it by your example Tins 15 to l1ve your rel4 lor, to become a worthy member of society, a loyal chlld of the Church, and a future citizen of Heaven May Jesus, Mary, and Joseph be with you always, V I ' ' ' .1 4 . . 1 . . 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A . . . bg- g , A x r ,fa , of f .iz I Business and Soclal Patrons Vouchsafe O Lord to reward w th eternal lfe all those who have done us good crm aaosybymes sfo-Mya mfofrn..-bm:-mom Mr 8zMrs W1l11arn R Schollerer, Mlaml, Florlda A Aylward W1ch1ta Kansas Captam, Helen J Schutz, Chanute A F B , I111no1s Mr 8zMrs CarlE Dalsy Munster Indlana The Borden Co M11k8lIC8 Cream D1v Rock Island I111no1s Cl1nton Natlonal Bank Clmton Iowa E G Deutman Cuba C1ty W1scons1n Mr 8zMrs A J Dorlon Maywood I111no1s E I du Pont de Nemours 8zCo Cl1nton Iowa Mr 8zMrs Ed Frandsen Davenport Iowa H111 Studlo Cl1nton Iowa Mr 8zMrs Joseph Armondo, Fox Lake I111no1s EdwardT Carey, M D Cl1nton, Iowa Mr 8: Mrs Kenneth Kerker Rock Island I111no1s Alumnae Assoclatlon O L A Cl1nton Iowa Frlend Chlcago I111no1s Klmger Pamt Co Cl1nton Iowa Dr 81 Mrs Charles Llttle Great Falls Montana Lyons Drug Co Cl1nton Iowa Mr 81 Mrs Rudolph Mag'naf1ch1 Round Lake I111no1s Mr 81 Mrs Charles E Mallon Ch1Cag0 I111no1s Pape Funeral Home Cl1nton Iowa Sanltary Farm Da1r1es Cl1nton M110 J John Co Cl1nton Iowa Iowa u s ll ' ' ID I I I ' I r ua' i isnn ri , .V. , al 'r n . n o o , , u . i . 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