Our Lady of Angels High School - Amaranth Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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eameewmwmeeweeeeeweweeei lyre: ll lil 'x L: y Wewweewee memeeeeemee .Qgg IQ 93$ SENIOR CLASS HISTORY VERY FEW Seniors have +he dis+inc+ion oi being iusl' as old as l'heir school. The reason for Jrhis is +ha'l' Our Lady, of 'l'he Angels is iu51L l'wo years old. I and we were +he firs+ Juniors. Whaf an honorl Who is able +0 express our feelings on +ha+ evenHul Sep+ember morning when we slepped info +he beaue +iful lobby of +he school +0 enroll as Juniors? We were known as Jrhe All-Sfar Class and. of course. like all Juniors we l considered ourselves +he bes+ and brighl'esl' +he world had ever seen. We had reasons: for. did n01 our class produce +he bes'r debalers for +he scho- lasiic year I928-I929? We promol'ed Jrhe Mask Hallowe'en Hop and did 4A 4 b1 44 mewexm excellen+ work in +he firsl' book drive. And +he firsf Prom af 0. L. A. How lg aboui' i1 ? Who will deny H was a success? Our class sincerely hopes +ha+ our ! l good example will be followed each year. +hus giving ioy and happiness lo il. l +he fui'ure gradua+es. Who will ever lorge+ +he breaklasl' given +0 +he Seniors 139:1 y on +heir graduafion day as a par+ing farewell? 3531 l l The rose and whi+e is now changed +0 green and orchid. We are Seniors gl i i -Oh. +he joy and sadness of +ha+ word! We sfill +hink we are an AIl-Sfar l l Class. bu+ we are a lin less noisy abouf ii. We have learned a few lessons. you see. Have we been wanl'ing in school spirit in scholasfic achievemenfs? l Le+ us see. The Big Sisfer Parfy. our firsf event was greafly enjoyed by +he L Big Sis+ers as well as +he I'Lil'Jrle Sisfers. Tennis and volley ball +hen l claimed our aHenfion. A volley ball +eam was crganized. and our class l furnished +he capl'ain. besides several o1c Jrhe bes+ players. In December Jrhe lg 3? Ci Senior Drama'ric Club con+ribu+ed a one-ac+ play +0 +he Chris+mas pro- . gram. Mid-year exams arrived. Bu+ Oh! Joy! The Senior Classroom was l graced wilh ano+her pennanfe-Jrhis one for exemp+ions-+he grea+es+ school l honor possible, for if is a measure of our loyaHy +0 school regulafions and l; 1 our scholaslic abilify. Our class also +ook an in'l'eresl' in a+hle+ics-see +he lg l success of our swimmers and baskefball players. Our lasl' and besl' achieve- menf was our Class Play. Abbu San in Old Japan. Here Jrhe drama+ic and lgl? musical +alen+ of The class showed ifself +0 +he besf advanlage. Our socia- 5 l e bilify has been evidenced by +he many enjoyable evenings spen+ wi+h Our .$l i l Class Club. Tu l lg l H is now graduaHon. We have lived up +0 +he principles se+ for us by +he WI ll 1 Class of '29. As +he second class +0 gradua+e from O. L. A.. we have +ried i4 l i$l +0 help esfablish high ideals and +radi+ions. We hope +ha+ our love for our i Alma Ma+er will pass on +0 +he many classes who will follow us. We mus+ Eel g soon leave. bu+ we will always keep in mind our moHo. Loyalfy and Service. V $3: Ever before us will be +he angels. Vir+us e+ Scienfia. which illumined +he cor- g l ' ridors for us during our happy days 6+ Our Lady of +he Angels. lqlr l l jail 'wwwewewweeweewwwewewwke gem l ezgg

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EWMBSMWCMWWWWMBWWWWWWWWWWWWE E339. IWWW QMEWE April 2, 1933. Hornback. Guess she has reached I1 I noticed in the evening paper the POP 33 3 newspaper reporterE I that Mrs. Hinsel, the society leader, gettmg her story on the front page. is giving a charity concert next :9: at :k month. Among the list Of VOIUII- March 25 1934 teers who will lend their talent for ' I the occasion, I saw the name of Margaret Huth. I always knew Margaret would make something of her voice. a: a: :k mwmeWmmwmwwmmeEWWWWWwWWWWWWWmW I Found a postcard from Marcella Amrein in my afternoon mail. Says they're in Naples for a few days. It certainly was her lucky day when Mrs. Cambell decided to take along a nurse-companion July 5, 1933, on her trip abroad. Some people Stopped at the East Side Branch have all the luck! Library today, and who do you $ $ $ u suppose was at the desk but Lucille April 30' 1934. Craven, my high school classmate. Said she had only recently been appointed to the post, but she en- joyed her work immensely. mwwwwwwawwwwwwmeWMww Turned on the radio this eve- ning to hear Dot. Brockman play. SheIS one of the most popular radio artists of the day. I remember. ll H it it at When we were at O. L. A., how ' October 30 1933- we all admired her touch. ll Attended a debate at the Uni- I I I versity tonight. Margaret. Steffen December 20. 1934. I had always been V917 pert1nac1ous Took some little Christmas gifts I in any argument at'school, so 1 down to the Welfare Center this felt it WOUId be- a lIWIY one. I afternoon. Anna Fuhr had asked was not disgppotnted. Of course me if I coulant help them out. the aermatlve SIde walked away Anna is doing such splendid work l I with the honors. down there with those poor people. I I :1: :1: :k I have never known a more um- i ll January 4, 1934' figsgelraerson. Wish I were more E il l Willwonders never cease! Picked ' 4g :9: ,k l l I up the paper today to read about I I the sensational Grandon case, and January 16, 1935- I found the article under the glaring Called up Ruth Schroder to ask headlines was written by Dorothy her if she had any news and how :WW GEKWCES WWWWWWWQWWWMQKWWWWW E Ezyh