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

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-h. I :5 xl V V WAMAWTH Wee:- A Tribute to Alma Mata : Q S WE, THE CLASS OF 34, are about to leave the sheltering care of 7 our loved Alma Mater, we pause to think of a htting tribute to pay to Our Lady of the Angels. Turning to the Bible, we find in the Book of Esther, uThe man whom the king would honor should be clothed in the royal robes, and placed on the kings horse, and the first of the , Why not adopt this suggestion and Kingts princes should walk before himf give threefold honor to our Alma Mater? The first requirement we cannot fuliill; it has already been carried out. Reverend Mother Clarissa as Mother General of the Oldenburg Sisters worked to build the beautiful structure that forms the material building of Our Lady of the Angels High School. The Sisters of St. Francis, as faculty, themselves garbed in the livery of the King, have labored on the minds and hearts of the pupils to make them verily Children of the King. Our Lady of the Angels has been clothed in royal robes by others, so this cannot be ours to do. Others, too, have been before us in accomplishing the second stipulation. Our school has been carried along the road to renown 0n the steed of progress in the many successful activities. The achievements of scholastic work, the orchestra and band, the attractions of the Girlst Hobby Fair that won for our school the prize Cup, the dramatic club, the athletic teams, and Our Lady of the Angels alumnae, holy and successful in their walks of 1ife-all these have aided in riding Alma Mater upon the royal steed of renown. Thus two of the Biblical regulations are already accomplished. But the third is surely our own to do. We, the Class of ,34, as royal princesses can place ourselves in the rank of those who go forth to proclaim the honors of the school which the King wishes to honor. By our actions, by following the ideals placed before us at Our Lady of the Angels High School, we can make our lives the heralds of the glory to Our Alma Mater. In the words of our loved school song we can Sing, sing, singeour Alma Matefs glory: Cheer, cloeer, cbeer-yes, cbeer ber loud and long: Sound bar praise, proclaim bar noble story, Chant bar name in chorus full and strong? eCECILE PUKE, '34. whiff 7 Be..-

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AOOEUm EUHI mAMUZ4 NEH. m0 WQANQ MDO ma.ggf 6 i350-

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Amaranth 5E? Amaranth, flower in our Annual renowned. Com sweeter significance anywhere he found? Unfaclz'ng . . . undying . . . ,tz's thus the flower stands, And lovingly, gratefully, remembrance commands. In memory well keep through lifek lasting day The treasured remembrance that love would repay, The honors we gained, the pleasures we shared, In the Amaranth spirit of all that we dared. The four years of high school, the lessons, the girlse th's these that the bloom of the Amaranth 1m fuels. Our teachers, our chaplain, our pastors so kind, Close to our parents in Amaranth we hind. --RUTH STEINMETZ, 34. wit 8 gm-