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

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JWPWLAMAFKAJNTH W642 THAT IS THE QUESTION . . ?? 1. Jessie Armstrong 30. 2. Martha Asbrock 31. 3. Charlotte Ausdenmore 32. 4. Henrietta Bernard 3 3 . S. Virginia Berry 34. 6. Ruth Boerger 3 S. 7. Catherine Bollmer 36. 8. Virginia. Bottenhorn 3 7. 9. 1? gnes Brockmann 3 8. 10. Jeanne Brotherton 3 9. 1 1. Elizabeth Burroughs 40. 12. Rose Calabuono 41. 13. Louise Cassetta 42. 14. Edith Castelli 43. 15 . Catherine Curtis 44. I6. Dolores Daley 4 S. 17. Mary Desch 46. 1 8. Dorothy Engel 47. 19. Ruth Felix 48. 20. Helen Fellhauer 49. 21. Phyllis FitzPatrick 5 0. 22. Virginia Fleck 51. 23. Mary Giblin 52. 24. Annette Grob S3. 25. Ruth Gude S4. 2 6. Ida Maye Halloran S S . 27. Mary Heitlage S 6. 2 8. Catherine Heidelman 5 7. 2 9. Pearl Herrmann 58 . 5 9. Margery Heyob Eleanor Hinnenkamp Margaret Hohmann Barbara Holabach Catherine Hollmann Ruth Holtgrewe Erma Howell Ruth Huller Dolores Humbert Laverne Hungler Loraine Hungler Evelyn Jaeger Margaret Kearns Anne Kemme Thelma Kern Clare Keuper Ruth Kleiner Regina Koehne Emma Kopp Ida Mae Kramer Genevieve Kruthaup Mary Ellen Ledwin Dorothy Lehn Catherine Lehrter Edith Luken Mildred McCarthy Edith Merkt Phyllis Mersch R0semary Moeller Marian Otto ma 31 $2.2 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. Cecile Puke Lauretta Redding-ton Margaret Mary Regan Ruth Reichard Geraldine Rendler Mary Kathryn Romer . Mary Rossa Annabelle Roth Louise Santel Alice Sauter Jane Schlosser Betsy Schmidt Margaret Schoenhoft Dolores Sieve Ruth Steinmetz . Edith Strobl Anna Louise Sweeney Celia Thale Rosemary Thoman . Eleanor Tobin Alice ,Tonnies Anna Mae Unger Melba Vollner Cetilia Von Wahlde Dorothy Wingbermehl Henrietta Woebkenberg Velma Wolfrum Ruth W011 Blanche Youn g

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WAMA ANTH Ghe Handwriting on the Wall PRIZE ESSAY iiThe handwriting on the well? is a familiar phrase originating in the Bible story of King Balthasar. The story tells of the Kin g who used the sacred vessels to serve wine to his guests. While they were drinking from them, a hand ap- peared on the wall and wrote three words: iiMane, Thecel, Phares, words which were interpreted by Daniel as follows: K The days of thy kingdom are numbered and it is at an end. t Thy merits are weighed in the balance and thou art found wanting? Thy kingdom shall be divided among the Medes and the Persians? Today we too are seated at a banquet, the Banquet of Life. Temptations .are seated about us at the table. King Movies is our host. At the banquet King Movies leads us on until finally he is drinking from our very souls every drop of purity and morality that we have heretofore guarded so carefully. We are not realizing that a simple movie has led others to destruction and can just as easily lead us astray. The wine of the picture lulls us to passive receptivity of evil influence; the music of its song urges us on to passionate expression. It is the sole purpose of King Movies, servers to break down our sense of decency and modesty and in such way bring on the moral corruption of the world. Is it at todayis banquet or at tomorrowhs that God will show His dis- pleasure at the degradation that King Movies is bringing on? Is it tomorrow that a hand will appear before us just as it did before Balthasar? Is not the prophecy that the days of Balthasafs kingdom were numbered and that it would soon be divided written for King Movies? Will not bad movies become extinct through our eHorts to combat them? Will not their kingdom be divided among movies that are educational and worthwhile recreational? -RUTH FELIX, '34. Elm: west 3 2 flit -