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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1935 volume:

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I 5 , ' , ,,,,' rj- .' M , . ,, T m. ' L- N-- ' K x i 'F ' . PASS ff4?'I.mi --.sxx . xr A Q iw.,5L,3 fd,-My,Q,g,,3,W,,P,,iPgSg555,,x,m,,Lat gy .Jef .fisffigzlhlvi ?'ff.f-:i.f.- Fitz ' ' , fn K E M' fz5.9:.'l::fE,:m,fe.fs iiwwi-mx rv -'N 4 X . , , , use i Dearest Mary, H eaven's Queen Is the name the angels know, Courtly homage, well I ween, Do they show you, bending low. Here your children call you Mother, Sweeter name than angels sing, Guidance beg for one another As to you our love we bring. Mother, for our Alma Mater, For the school we love so well, In the name of every daughter Our petition I would tell. Guide us in our every action, Help us choose each path to tread. Bring each task to true perfection 5 Straight to Christ let us be led. -ELEONORE KLOPP, '35 Q 9 i'n - ' iff' if-. fr Q- qw , V 'V In . ,V 'll ,! , Fi 4 Ai I L N i 61 ,-1' . I Q .I .Li L as .Reef if 1 PNY w 54-1 SIT? -Ei 'V I ,-J. f, .' ,ly f, 1 'J , ya . 1 . ,yi fi , Q ei ,A- 4 'fp I Z if .. W, -gr 1 J. 1 fa L . 'ig , D C TEDV . A E D I .u Fig ' . 7 , .L I '. ---,, r ' ,H -,.Z'i -'u-':if'f- .' lfg . so me V V- - 5 if - . ' 'f NA' 714 ' -f -. f-.- f'L IL ' ' 2 ,'. ,fQ.Q1i3,'1,5,?fs-14' i g? Qf Mosw' aevsaswo H. 54 1 ' Q '. ' - -. 2 'Iliff I,,' if - We, the Senibr Class of 1935 of Cur'Lady 1 1 ' af Phe Angels 1-iw. schw1, with gust am, tion and sincere respednidedicab :his vob . ume of -Amaranth to H who has Sh0Wl'l i in me :me of cmbaii ii , ' ingerestin out? T ' .Q - ' ' P if 7 ' ,,:. , vf- -if ' L- ., K. l W, . rr 3 Q. A. 5 1 , 5 1. :ort- 'E5' ! if L: 5 ,,..x, .- W Q sf 111 1, AMA ANTH MOST REVEREND JOSEPH H. ALBERS, D.IJ. I1lXfljtlI'-Y 'liixlmjz of Cirlrirlflczli -. ,ill g Fi, - wwf A 144444- HIS HOLINESS, POPE PIUS XI 6 fy..- HE TRUE CHRISTIAN does not renounce the activities of this life, he does not stunt his nat- ural faculties g hut he develops and perfects them, by coordinating them with the supernatural. He thus enohles what is merely natural in life and se- cures for it new strength in the material ana' tem- poral order, no less than in the spiritual ana' eternal. Q POPE Plus XI 'WW AMA AN I H 'Wi' MOST RISVEREND JOHN T. NICNICHOLAS, 0.12, 17.13. -.lr4'N1islmjJ of Cilzrillmlfi 3 +?.w.- HEN WE THINK of what Catholic Education in the United States has accomplished through re- sources which have in a very large measure been the offerings of the poor, we must recognize our duty to thank God for His blessings on our Catholic Schools. Bishops, priests, members of religious communities, parents, and the devout laity haue considered sacrifices for the Catholic education of our youth as an ordinary daily duty. ARCHBISHOP MCNICHOLAS 552773 UCCESS is most eminentl achieved b him fl r who is thoroughly conscious of a deiinite pur- pose in life, and who is continually and active- ' !f ly interested in the attainment of this purpose. The thought of it inspires him to use every possible hel to achieve it. His workin for this or that oal P S S thus becomes a second nature to him, and success is the necessary outcome. Looking with the eye of Faith into the mirror of conscience, we know, and We must unmistakably re- alize that God is our destination, our goal and purpose in life. We are called to higher joys than thebaubles of this World can provide. These joys consist in the possession of God as the Supreme Object of every noble aspiration of the soul. When Holy Communion is received, the only reason Why these joys are not tangibly ours, is because we see now through a glass, in a dark mannerf' But what of repeated association with Christ in Holy Communion? Frequent meetings under pleasant sur- roundings tend to promote love, to seal a friendship. This friendship with Christ, cultivated and nurtured by frequent Communion, is time's greatest assurance of reaching the Eternal Goal of Life. -FATHER HERBERT lah , J 'TEIWF' -..ga 10 -:fwfr A I H 14441- Q 2:51, YET 'sv REVERFND HERBERT KLGSTERKEMPIER, O.lf.M. Our Cfmllnluin -..Q 11 fwfr? A 4444 Our fljastors GGG we list separately the special benefits that have come to us X blessings is deepened. With the realization comes appreciation, 'le il S 125 ii through the fostering care of our pastors the realization of such and with the appreciation grows the feeling of gratitude, grows the power for the good things received to function in our lives. Our pastors have brightened our livesg they have gladdened our livesg they have extended our opportunities for good by their generous self sacrifice and assistance in making a Catholic High School education pos- sible for us. We have put forth the effort to cooperate with our beloved teachers in their earnest endeavors to teach us to evaluate properly the lights and shades of life-their endeavors to have us live supernatural lives in Christ. The pen of Tertullian, famed apologist of early Christian times, may say for us: We are not strangers to life. We are fully aware of the gratitude we owe to God, Our Lord and Creator. We reject none of the fruits of His Handiworkg we only abstain from their immoderate or unlawful use. . Grateful in the possibilities our pastors have secured for us, we go forth, our lives the expression of our gratitude. Happily the bond of pastoral union does not cease. The priestly care, the priestly benediction goes with us to bless our endeavors, to help us to the fullest realization of our part in life. For our pastors, united we pray, Bless their labors with abundant fruit, O God, and may we to whom they minister be their joy and con- solation here and in heaven their everlasting crown. -DOROTHY MEYERS, '35 13 fag..- -S fwfr A 44 4: 'SISTER 'SISTER .SISTER 'SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER The F acult REV. HERBER MARY CEPHAS M. AUREA TERESA MARIE MARY GRACE ANNA CLARE MARY NORBERT MARY NOEL M. LEONARDA CLOTILIJA MARIE M. ITTA MARY RUTH Q T KLOSTERKEMPER, SISTER 'SISTER 'SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER .Art SISTER Music SISTER SISTER M. CONCEPTA Physical Culture XBETTY SMETHURST --.gf 1 4 ig..- O.F.M. M. JUSTINA MARY ESTHER RICHARD MARIE MICHAEL LOUISE CLARENCE MARIE MARIE MARY ROSE M. FLORENTINE M. THEOFRIEDA ANN LAETITIA M. VITALIS AMA ANTH are 'Go the Class of 1935: As children of a school dedicated to Our Lady of the Angels surely our Blessed Mother expects something very particular of you. What desire could be dearer to her heart than that you model your life on that of her divine Son? The record of our Savior's day is, He went about doing good. Each of you must do good. Do good to God. Surely you can best do this by cultivating a strong, personal love for Jesus. Let your aim be to know Him more clearly, to love Him more dearly, to serve Him more sincerely. Do good to your neighbor. View him in the light of the great St. Paul's classic description of charity in his First Letter to the Corinthians, see in each who comes into your life one to whom you can ren- der a service to make him holier, happier. Do good to yourself. Remember your royal destiny-adopted child of God, co-heir with Christ, placed on earth to merit heaven. To do this aright you must needs, like the Wise Men of old, follow a guiding star. The star led the Magi to a cave, where they found the Child with His Mother. Ever and always you will find the Child with His Mother. The parting advice Alma Mater gives you is, keep constantly in your heart and often on your lips the prayer repeated so often in school, Jesus, make me more like Mary, Mary, make me more like thee. -THE FACULTY -..gf 15 EN.- I AMA ANTH ef'- Amaranth Staff Editor in Cloief ,....... Assistant Editors ...s...,.. Business Managers .s..... Circulation Managers. .. .M Literary ..s..s. Art ..,..... Activities ....,... Publicity ..,.,,.., QQO -.s.,5+ 17 EM.- Eleanor Gill Mary Catherine Beck Emily Ann Burman Clara Volters Loretta Murray ELEONORE KLOPP Florence Hermann ELEANOR HAMPEL LaVerne Knueven Dorothy Meyers Anna Marie Andrews Betty Brinkman Mary Alice Keller Marguerite Horstman Helen Listerman Betty Winston Betty Metzel Florence Des Marais Emmy Lou Thuman AMA ANTH mamnth Amaranth? Why Amaranth? There is fascination both in the amaranth plant and in its very name. The amaranth is a classic flower of lance-shaped leaves, green and purple, bearing close clustered crimson flowers. To sainted Clement of Alexandria, to sage Milton, to nature-loving Wordsworth, to clever Pope, to devout Cow- per, to poets learned and religious the amaranth was a flower symbolic of immortality, an emblem of the unfading, the everlasting, the ever-to-be-remembered. To us the amaranth is all this and more. The close packed blossoms are for us re- minders of the unity, loyalty, and harmonious class spirit that prevailed among us, and their color is the cheer that brightens and beautifies life. Because of all this, is it surprising that our year book is to us an amaranth? Treasuring as we do the friendships of our classmates, the memories of our school days, the associa- tions with our teachers, our activities, our achievements, and our endeavors, we would bind them all in everlasting remem- brance. With these sentiments We regard the Amaranth of '35, -ELEANOR GILL, '35. -.,.,g+ 18 ig..- AMA ANTH Anna Marie Andrews St. Iames Beatrice Bachmann St. Aloysius Margaret M. Ballmann St. Clement Mary Catherine Beck St. George 19 Ein.- Z wrf A 144144- Marian Berchem Sacred Heart wo Emily Biehle St. Clare Bernetta V. Blanken SS Peter and Paul Lucile C. Bozzuto St. George ,S I -..-,gf 20 Ep..- -fwfr A few:- Mary Catherine Brewer SS. Pvter and Paul Betty Brinkman SS. Peter and Paul Marcella G. Budke Si. Clare Emily Ann Burman Si. Gabriel -..ggi 21 +g...,,- -PP??Pk A l' 144544- Ruth LaVelta Burns St. Francis Serapb Mary Elizabeth Busken St. Clare Mary ,lane Buzzard SS, Peier and Paul I L, LaVerne Chaika Sf. Clare Linda Cirinelli Holy Name K v 'Ig f' V Lf' S . --D-:J 22 Ewa- NPN? A M A A N T H 146614- Florence M. Des Marais Sf. Gvorgv Vera Marie Dreidame I ,AuQ1unriaiio11 I A I ffiv J 111, ' ' I - ,vb IV' ,1 Roberta E. Du Chemin Si. Clemrnf Joan Duffy Holy Name Mary Ann Eichhorn Sf. Gcorgz' R HK M YV L0,C',Jh'MCj, 1 4. .1-fvaw gfvf' f WM fw- fp 'Y ,K fifffff qq. -rrrkkk A 14x X 24 Ea..- Mary Emmers St. Clement Mathilda H. Farkas Sf. Iosepb of Nazareth Betty Rose Federle St. Clare Thelma M. Finke Sf. Clement Marian C. Fitzpatrick Sf. Clement Vkkk A 14414 Dolores M. Fries Sf. Clare 1 r Margaret Gallagher Sl. Iames Rita Gass Sf. Clement Eleanor Gill Sl. Iames Lillian Gleeson St. james -..gf 25 Eg..- I f-. 1 n ,ff -fi XPP? A M A A N T H 141444- I 26 yah-- Marguerite Gruenwald Sf. Clement J Alberta Guck St. George iola Hamburg St. George Eleanor Hampel Sf. Clement Florence M. Herman St. Clement wvvbebqybwrl K m wmv wwf' r d?xA QS'- -:rw-f A TH 444:4- Marguerite Mary Hoeb St. Thomas Aquinas Marguerite Horstmann St. Clement Marian Hummel St. George Margaret E. Hunt Sf. james Ruth A. Johannes Sf. George +21 27 W w rv' .Q X x'Ax7 7 PPP? '44 xi Mary Alice Keller Sf. Clement ' 1 ff., ,. -I - U nf 1, , UV7 I, 9 Lf J Mary T. Kelly St. Clement Marian Kistner Sf. George Eleanore Klopp Sacred Heart Betty A. Klotll St. Gabriel Prkkfk A 4K4- LaVerne Knueven Sl. Aloysius Muriel Laake Holy Name Martha Ann Leuser St. George Helen Listerman Sf. Bcrmzrd Rosemary Louis Sf. George WL PPP? A M A KA-151 6444 s A-Na+ so Venza Mascioli H oly Name Virginia Marie Matuska St. Francis Seraph Susanna Mayer Sl. joseph of Nazareib Gemma M. Mazza St. George Margaret McEneny Sf. Clement ww A 14466 1 1 1 Annetta Meiner St. Clement Margaret Mary Meiners St. George Betty Metzel St. Andrew Dorothy E. Meyers St. Charles L I Emma Motz Anmm ciatio n -..QQ 3 1 gba.- 1-UU - M AMA ANTH ,,, r.. -..Eg 3 2 Ee..- Marcella Mueller St. George Elsie Mumher St. Iosepla of Nazarelb Loretta K. Murray S . lare Helen Marie 07D0nnell Sacred Heart Estelle D. Ornella St. Charles rkkkk- A 144644- Eleanor Paffe , St. james Zzf Mary Ann Reder St. Charles 4 M M Margaret M. Richardson St. Aloysius Rita M. Ross St. George Helen C. Ruebusch St. Clement ' f 3 3 iggm- - fwfr A INA -. ,ff 34 fp.- Marcella M. Schappacher Sf. Aloysins Matilda Schepman Sf. clmmf Angela Schmidt Sf CI!'HIt'lIf Z5 Q 1 Ruth Elizabeth Schneider Sl. Gvorgc' W J Q .X Uw 'i I x! Sabina Schneider Sf. Iumrs wrrf A :sax Dolores A. Siefert Si. Charles Mildred D. Smith SS. Pcier and Paul Mary Rita Streihig St. Clement Virginia Strobl Annuncialion Elva Tebben Sl. Clement 4533551- -rrkkff A TH 1414:- J Ruth C. Teepen St. Charles , . Emmy Lou Thuman Anmmciafion Clara Volters Sf. George K Dorothy H. Wanstrath Sf. Clement Rosalyn Weil Sf. George fi la se yam- fwfr A fave:- Heleu Weislnueller Annunciation .2 ls e Beatrice Wieslllann St. james Betty Winston St. Thomas Aquinas Rosella Wolf Annunciution Dolores Young St. Clement -if 37 L-15 1.2.6141 J, ffg.,-f .4' I ,,a. .- I vk. L ua Q 0 CE lf W L .L+ . 9 3 Z ,ful sf af ig 11: lf? Y 15' ,rr LP A 9 2 3 ' Qt P f .5 51 5 675 lp - ff, y e4-f-faq-'f, 0vUfT 0f gf, 'fb Q11 -017 E 'E .3 6? 3 3 1:-6 Y' U 4- 4 4, fy .4UQH+0f f 1 ' P . A w C 5 u- C- g l u 'D' 7+ O fc 24, ... -y1,2f3.J3g:z.3w5?1f 3 . 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Heroic sanctity-Death of Pope St. Sylvester, champion against both Diocletian and Arius. Huns to the fore-Attila, the scourge of God, assumed leadership. For God and humanity-St. Benedict leading his sons to be saints, scholars, teachers, workers. Fanatic zeal-Mohammedanism spreading through Asia. Holiness and learning-Death of Venerable Bede, birth of Alcuin-English states- men, scholars, saints. Norse plunder+Antwerp pillaged and burnt. Christo duct'-St. Wenceslaus murdered for his sanctity. Pro patria-England threw off the Danish yoke. To God the things that are God's-Question of lay investiture settled in England. Crusaders' conquest-Latin empire established in Constantinople. Book lovers atteml!-Boccaccio preparing the way for the immortal Chaucer. Westward Ho!-Supposed birth of Columbus. St. Thomas, pray for England-Thomas Moore executed by order of Henry VIII. Dietators at band-Charles I in England, Richelieu in France. Liberty! Liberty!-Birth of Paul Revere, of John Adams. First legal trial in America for freedom of the press. Wonder of wonders-Morse invented the telegraph. First message, What hath God wrought, latest message, Congratulations to O. L. A. graduates. Arlnus Mirabilis!-Ninety-two seniors go out from O. L. A. resolved to live for Christ, with Him, and in Him. LAVERNE KNUEVEN, '35 39 Ea., 1 1 '-M12 Y NVQ fu w IVF i ry M W 1 REQ! QTEK 194?i-X XX ff, , 7-IWWUM ,Q . - . . fgmp Wwgjiwvgm g Wf U'W'G 'M0ww?bJ?C- Cay 1 W' if Nm fVWf,?4ZiAf?E4gQM ff M ' . .1 j + . I ' iw h7 23 J J ' fl pg f ,JM - ' f I ' xii 'fig-,Z'ffV'1 1 bMEww Qi?m4M V! W r Q D! 39' w W Q,-QM Mifgf fvhgwwmw Q if ww!5MM,fwezMM1wgfM11.9vMMjbA W fa fflfiimwf W f ff' fg5ffZ?Mf f' W H MHZ? Wwqmd WMEA I . 'fiCQ,wM, il f JWZJM14 Jf?'f 2Tci. ?123V QW? ZWQV WF K L fW V W X f ff! ' ' X R -- f ff! X ' ,Qt- : X ix' 1, ,,..n!,x,5gf, I My .-:bfi ' L wsplcfauamaf- - ,7WW fyff ., .EQk:s:-,ffzmzfzzm-+ f ' ,ff ff ffff ff! 0,75-bww-N - X A, 4 X 1zicr,maTf:R W, X www W y ffwffw g 4+f . JW A. 131,071 . ,TQ 'V 61, I! rW,fuw V 1 wk A7y1f?'1f!f Ufwfiwf- g,,,,,aMd CZVZWQAW l 27 JW! MMM 4 WM fb M15 Wffyfffzdgffw cg Z-MJ WM- 1 f .WMM-tb Emma? Q 55333, X, H iv I , f ' lf 427 KW? 4 f ,V y -- ff - ff .wr 'gtg 'xx ,f 41.145 - - X ' 'A mf' w l r aw ...gf 42 ly... fwfr g A 4311: Key to Class Cfelebrities G66 l. MARIAN BERCHEM Grammar 2. ELEONORE KLOPP Trigonometry 3. MARY CATHERINE BECK Senior English 4. MARGARET M. MEINERS Dramatics 5. ANNA MARIE ANDREWS American History 6. RUTH TIMM ERS Ojiee Training 7. BEATRICE WIESMANN 8. RITA ROEBKE 9. JULIA EMMERS 10. RITA MENGES Biology Geometry Al gehra Sophomore English 1 1. BETTY TIERNEY Sophomore Latin 12. ADELE WIESMAN 13. VIRGINIA BECK Freshman Latin Literature IRMA PFEIFFER Modern History VIRGINIA MUSHABEN Religion IDA SACRSTEDER Cicero EVELYN GILL Spelling JANE A. SPEIER Spanish MARY MOLLAUN Shorthand RUTH HARTMAN Caesar ELEANOR PAFFEE French MILDRED MARTINI Freshman English MILDRED SLACKE General Science AGNES MERZ Church History ELEANOR HAMPEL Vergil LINDA CIRINELLI A Chemistry UL-'ml EEE II-ilu -..gf 43 53..- l , R AMAFQLNI TH se'- tmiors Rosella Ammann Betty Anderson Cecilia Anneken Ella Artmayer Noreen Asbrock Betty Jane Bangert Antoinette Baumgartner Virginia Beck Martha Bosse Sylvia Bottenhorn Dolores Braunstein Vivian Brigel Donna Lou Bruggeman Eleanor Buehler Rosalind Capra Bernetta Dieckman Margarethe Dieckmann Betty Doherty Betty Drees Dolores Eckhoff Julianne Emmert Nora Mae Engel Virginia Engler Cecilia Geiser Agnes Kamenshek Mary jane Kappner Lorraine Ketteler Lucille Ketteler Lauretta Knapp Anna Maria Kroeger -'E+ 45 fav-- Margaret Linesch Anna Mae McHugh Margaret Mall Florence Marazzi Marie Medecke Audrey Mercer Esther Merkt Phyllis Merrill Melba Nerl Mary Margaret Norris Ruth Peters Evelyn Rack Virginia Recker Margaret Reichardt Virginia Richter Ida Sacksteder Jane Scearce Gladys Schaffeld Margaret Schmidt Cyrilla Schultz Elizabeth Schwab Mary Sherman Ruth Spaith Eleanor Speier Edith Staud Ruth Stites Rita Strobl Laura Tanahan Betty Thuman Virginia Tygrett X X X MPPPP- 441'- Dorothy Bauer June Behrens Margaret Bentz Edna Falk Jane Fogarty Mildred Gallagher Patricia Gastenveld Rosemary Geers Marjorie Geis Patricia Gibbons Adele Goyette Ruth Grob Matilda Hartman Jean Henggeler Esther Herbers Dolores Herman Gertrude Herman Caroline Herschede Virginia Hess wniors Mary Jane Honebrink Virginia Hundemer Alvera Iori Elizabeth Jacob Mary Kist Martha Kopp Elsie Look Jane Marcus Rita Martin Helen Meirose Agnes Merz Margaret Miller 47 Mary Mollaun Mary Morrissey Catherine Murphy Helen Nolan Evelyn Otto Blanche Pellman Virginia Ruwe Catherine Sablehaus Helen Sander Dorothy Sanders Rita Mary Scherpenberg Ruth Schuch Thelma Storrie Pauline Swann Estelle Ten Brunsel Rosemary Thomas Agnes Tierney Helen Tierney Ruth Timmers Mary Catherine Vail Beatrice Vanden Eynden Irene Vanden Eynden Irene Weber Marie Weber Norma Wegman Mildred Weller Hedwig Werle Irene Wingbermehl Lorraine Young Margaret Young Mildred Zerr K 'W AMA ANTH Sophomores Frances Alering Margaret Caulfield Mary Elizabeth Evers Mary Halashyn Lorraine Hart Virginia Hartlaub Ruth Hartmann Catherine Heile Loretta Heitzmann Clarice Herrmann Luella Hof Betty Hoffmann Vera Holthaus Clare Rita James Roselyn Kappner Anna Klaine Mary Alice Kohstall Ruth Kuderer Lisette Lampe Florence Lehrter Virginia Leist Catherine Listermann Margaret McLaughlin Carolyn Mack Mary Louise Mayborg Rita Menges Adele Merkt Virginia Michel Agnes Motz Mary Niehaus Elaine Pachoud ,gf 49 E..- Mary Peterson Irma Pfeiffer Eva Portscher Betty Reder Alma Ruebusch Agnes Rusche Clare Sacksteder Martha Santel Rosemary Schepman Dorothy Schweizer Lois Schwetschenau Mary Smith Loraine Stoll Regina Teisman Mary Ellen Tilbury Dorothy Urk Rita Volz Dorothy von Wahlde Laurane Walsh Audrey Walterman Mary Wanstrath Cecilia Weil Rita Weisbrod Jane Winston Rita Winter Cecilia Woebkenberg Loretta Woerman Helen Zerr Loretta Zins Rita Zinser Mary Zureick 4546 4- I 'X S Qi PPPPP? A X464 Sophomofres Loraine Albietz Alice Andrews Romilda Berling Frances Bludau Gertrude Bollmer Catherine Cornelius Anna Mae Curley Dorothy Denham Grace Deutsch Marie Donath Marjorie Duffy Margaret Dwenger Ruth Early Margaret Elfers Ethelreda Engelhart Alma Falk Anna Filusch Evelyn Gass Virginia Geers Helen Gehring Marion Gfroer Anna Glueck Barbara Graf Anna Mae Gramann Viola Grant Betty Gratsch Virginia Greis Rita Hagedorn Charlotte Hauck June Held Alvina Hoelscher .gi S1 Margaret I-Ioetker Rita Hummel Muriel Janson Imelda joseph Marie Listerman Grace Martronardo Kathleen Maue Lucille Mayborg Clara Michel Catherine Muenich Georgia O'C0nnell Carolynn M. Olling Helen Pace Anna Mae Palmer Elvera Plogman Mary Rocca Rita Roebke Christine Rotsching Ruth Schmalstig Jenny Sciarra Mildred Sermersheim Rosemary Speier Jessie Tebben Ruth Thieman Betty Tierney Madalyn Wagner Thelma Weisgerber Ruth Wersel Marie Wethington Alice Mae Wilken 5 Julia Nussbaum Alice Topmoeller AMA ANTH fe'- Freshmen Dolores Boesken Loretta Eckstein Dorothy Losinski Margaret Lyons Mary Maher Virginia Marazzi Mildred Martini Jeanne Matre Mary Mc Intyre Ruth Mc Intyre Janet Meunchen Bernadette Meyer Rita Meyer Hertha Miller Virginia Moller Muriel Moran Marjory Morgan Virginia Mushaben Anna Niehaus ,Ioan Norris Janet O'Leary Margaret Patjen Luella Pfennig Gertrude Purcell Dorothy Ravensberg Ann Riesenberg Aleasa Rochelieux Luella Shappacher Antoinette Schell Helen Scherle Mary Catherine Scherman Mary Ethel Schlarman Thelma Schlueter -if S3 EM.- Cornelia Schmidts Dolores Schulhof Mary Ellen Schultz Martha Schutte Rita Seufert Irma Shanks Bernadette Simes Mildred Slacke Eleanora Smith Mary Smith Jane Ann Speier Alice Stagge Helen Steigleiter Catherine Stiegler Kathryn Stites Mary Stoinoff Margaret Tadday Mildred Tekulve Margaret Thieryoun g Jeanette Thome Ethel Vanden Eynden Gertrude Volz Dorothy Wehrle June Weise Ruth Weller Geraldine Westerhold Adele Mary Mary Edna Wiesmann Margaret Wilking Wisbey Mae Zimmerman Susanna Zimmerman Virginia Zoz 2 PNP? A are Freshmen Nigoletta Acquaro Dolores Adams Ruth Albers Martha Archbold Helen Ashba Ruth Beckman Lillian Bedinghaus Betty Berter Marion Black Louise Blanken Marjorie Bosken Rena Bozzuto Gladys Breiner Margaret Brennan Marie Brinkman Gertrude Brockmann Helen Broerman Betty Jane Burckard Ruth Mary Butz Catherine Cecardo Blanche Chambers Helen Marie Cribbin Alice Culton Yolanda Del Gesso Anna Mary De Paoli Laura De Paoli Shirley Doellman Margaret Dorsey Ethel Dozier Grace Dozier Mary Dury Virginia Dwenger Anne Early Loretta Efller Ruth Ellis aa ss Julia Emmers Mary Engelbert Irma Falk Jean Falk Blanche Farrell Clara Mae Federle Dorothy Feichtner Norma Felix Josephine Fey Marie Geiger Ruth Ann Geile Evelyn Gill Rita Glaser Marie Grassel Mildred Grob Elsie Grossi Virginia Heitlage Marjorie Herschede Mary Ellen Higgins Lillian Hoekzema Rosella I-Iollman Ruth Holthaus Elsie Huller Vivian Jaeger Ruth Johns Mary Louise Jung Margaret Junkerman Joan Kettler Laura Jane Kloeb Mary Rita Koenig Margaret Loftus Dorothy Lohman Margaret Louis Blanche Sprague X W AMA ANTH 4' f fPopularity Contest Best student ..,.. 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SENIORS -...,5f S6 B, ELEANOR GILL DOLORES SIEFERT LINDA CIRINELLI BETTY BRINKMAN ROSALYN WEIL MARGARET MARY MEINERS MARY REDER ELEANOR PAFFEE HELEN WEISMUELLER CLARA VOLTERS DOROTHY MEYERS JOAN DUFFY LUGILLE BOZZUTO EMMY LOU THUMAN MARY ALICE KELLER HELEN LISTERMAN LILLIAN GLEESON BETTY ROSE FEDERLE MARGUERITE HORSTMAN THELMA FINKE MARGARET GALLAGHER LAVERNE CHAIKE MARGARET MCENENY MARGARET RICHARDSON MARGARET BALLMAN RUTH BURNS MATHILDA FARKAS ANNA MARIE ANDREWS ELVA TEBBEN MARTHA ANN LEUSER 'PPP' A4414- fl-Dopularity Contest Best student ....... Best athlete ....,., Best singer ...s..,. Best swim rner. .. Best dancer ...s,... Best actor .....,.. Best typist ...,,.., Best cartoonist, Best looking .....s..,. Best collector. .. Best disposition Most popular o......, Most sociable ...A Most humorous ........ Most obliging... Most versatile, ,. Most accurate.. Most loyal .,,,....,. ., Most generous.. Biggest talker. .. Biggest eater ...oA.,.. Wzttzest ....o..,.. N oisiest ..,..... 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Let the Ecce ancilla Domini which sustained her in the abject pov- erty of Bethlehem, which sweetened the exile in Egypt, which illumined the humble home at Nazareth, which strengthened the ascent to Calvary, which kept her close to the cross of her dying Son inspire you to see Christ and to live for Him in all the events of life. Your endeavor to keep close to Christ by the imitation of His meek and humble Virgin-Mother in obedience, charity, labor, suffering, courage, and resignation will bring into your lives an indescribable charm, a nameless grace, that will engender confidence and become a dominating factor for the spread of good. You must never forget that it is woman's vocation to lead by tenderness, gentleness, activity, and courage. Let Ecce ancilla Domini then, be your slogan now in the ranks of fair maidenhood, as too in that momentous hour when you decide upon a choice of state of life. Ecce ancilla Domini be your passport should you enter the religious state, should you seal the contract for the married state, or should you determine to remain unmarried, active in works of mercy and charity, a champion of Catholic Social Service. Motlier M. Clarissa A -..sgf 61 gt..- w w fwfr TH 4441. Qatliolic Action Guild eva OFFICERS President .,....,.. .......,.....,.,..4,,.............,...,.,..... .,...,.. B E TTY ROSE FEDEIQLE VIRGINIA MATUSIQA QPresident of Parish Activitiesj Vive Pfesidefffi I........ --.. R OSEMARY GEEI1s CPresident of C. S. M. CJ BEATRICE WIESMAN fPresident of Student Councilj General Secretary ...,,,.. ..I..,..........,....,,...4,......,...,.,.,...,......., , ...,,..., M ARIE WEBER Assistant Secretary ,.......,. ........ L ORETTA HEITZMAN Treasurer ............,.,....... .,.....4........,,.,.......... .,........ M A RY ALICE KELLER Advisory Board ANNA MAE MCHUGH LOUISE BLANKEN RUTH SCHMALSTIG MURIEL MORAN JENNY SCIARRA ALICE TOPMOELLER MARY ZUREICK ATHOLIC ACTION, the present slogan of the Catholic world, denotes an endeavor sponsored and sanctioned by the Holy Father, approved of and encouraged by the Hierarchy of the Church, and promulgated and co-operated in by all Catholic sodalities and societies. With a reverberating, Lead, and I follow, Our Lady of the Angels stepped into the vanguard of soldiers devoted to the interests of Christ the King. September 1934, we reorganized the existing societies of our school into the Catholic Action Guild -this to include the C. S. M. C. unit, the religious council, and the stu- dent council. The purpose of the Guild is the purpose of Catholic Action-to make us helpers of the Holy Father. Our work is lifted to the plane of work of Sisters and Priests. To live up to the word helpers we must Hrst bring Christ into our own lives and make Him a part of our daily routine, and then we may incite others to follow Christ as their leader. The first meeting of the C. A. G. officers with the school was held in the form of a rally on the first Friday in October. Father Herbert, interested in our every work, blessed our Guild with priestly benediction. Reverend Mother Clarissa would have part in our endeavors and gave us a statue of the pleading Christ to be enthroned at our meet- ings, to urge us on by the love of His own Heart. With a Christo duce rivalling the God wills it! of the olden Crusaders we entered upon our duties. Headquarters? Certainly we have headquarters. The modest garage on the school -..ag 63 fy.- PPPPPP- A TH 144614- premises boasts our sign Catholic Action Guild Headquarters. From this storehouse emanate challenging posters, rousing calls, active work, and check up reports on the activities sponsored by O. L. A.'s C. A. G. BETTY Rosa FEDERLE, '35 c-wg Gcitliolic Action Activities G69 ACH MONTH the Catholic Action Guild chooses some special endeavor for the month. Summarized since its organization in October our record reads: OCTOBER-Houses far and near were canvassed for our big Catholic Literature Drive. Morning after morning girls bravely trudged to school carrying armloads of literature to be redistributed at charitable institutions. A gala hour granted by the appreciative faculty celebrated our victory. Carrying large be-ribboned and gaily dec- orated placards emblazoning, We Won, 7S,000 Pieces, Hurrah for Freshies, Sophomore Victory, and the like, we proudly paraded the streets of St. Bernard, while the Band, glorious in new regalia, entuned Our Alma Mater's Glory. NOVEMBER-Month of the drive for Mission funds! Month of the deluge of papers! How paper came pouring in! It came in the arms of zealous workers, on the backs of obliging brothers, on bicycles, scooters, and roller skates, in wagons, autos and trucks. Classes took their turns at Headquarters, where the paper was received, weighed, packed, and tied-71,000 pounds of paper. DECEMBER-December was pre-eminently the month for mission work. Clubs were established for sewing, saving pennies, mounting holy pictures, for collecting stamps and tinfoil. Worn garments were brought to Headquarters to be mended, crippled toys to be repaired. All through the school Santa's helpers were outrivalling one another in work, everywhere illuminating posters reminded us of the coming of Christ, the Light of the World. A week before Christmas the boxes were ready to be shipped. A penny raffle defrayed freight and express charges and funded checks for the missions far and near. Our help Went to all parts of the globe-to china, to India, to Irelandg here in our own U. S. to the North, South, East, and West. Our pet endeavor was the annual Christmas party for the little colored folks at St. Anthony School. Here Santa Claus needed a tribe of Brownies to help him distribute toys to the smaller children, gifts of beads, pencils, and books to the older ones, fruit and candy to all. --.gif 64 EM.- PPPPPP- A 46444- JANUARY-With January came the annual Retreat. The gay auditorium was transformed into a lovely chapel, where myriads of palms, ferns, and sweet smelling flowers surrounded the altar, surmounted by the pleading Christ. The Sacramental Christ dwelt with us from the opening Mass to the closing Benediction. All our lives we shall have to thank Father Forest McGee, O. F. M., for making so clear to us the right way for a Catholic girl to live, explaining the personal love Christ bears to us, and for the reiterated lesson that sanctity is gained by doing the ordinary things of life uncommonly well. FEBRUARY- Two for a nickel on this beautiful table cover. Try our grab-bag, folks. Win the treasure chest. Visit the gift Shop. These and other sounds were heard intermingled with dance strains from the gym, and Keno, Lotto, from the study hall on the evening of February 12, when we were making our most zealous efforts to be little missionaries in the interest of our own school. MARCH and APRIL-Lenten months lured us to closer union with our Savior. In- tensive study of the liturgy made the Church dearer to us, our goal of daily Holy Com- munions kept Christ living in our midst. Will not the Lenten restraints, the mortifica- tions persevered in for two months be a continued source of graces for life? Big added helps came from Father Herbert's series of sermons on union with Christ and from the Dominican Father Scanlan's talks on purity of life. MAY-the beautiful ceremony of enthroning and crowning our Lady's statue in the bower of flowers beside the chapel climaxed the activities of the Catholic Action Guild for the year. The procession of the entire student body, led by the privileged seniors and augmented by crowds of devout onlookers, devoutly sang our Lady's praises and reverently received the Sacramental Benediction. Consecrated to Our Blessed Mother we confidently go forth from Alma Mater, keeping the refrain, Jesus, make me more like Mary, Mary, make me more like thee, the watchword of our lives. VIRGINIA MATUSKA, '35 -..aa 65 Ba..- l r wwf A 4440- Our Chapel 966 Dear little chapel, nestled there 1 'Neath Alma Mater's sheltering care, What joys you hold, what hlessings, too What counsel wise and sweet and true! Within your portals, 'midst the glow Of mellow lights, in whispers low, Such precious moments we have spent Before the Blessed Sacrament! How often, weary, we have sought The peace a visit always hrought! Each joy and sorrow we have told To Christ veiled there with cloth of gold You've heen a heacon, hright and clear, To guide us through each passing year, You've been a haven sweet for rest When cares upon us thickly pressed. Dear Chapel, still in times of stress, In hours of throbbing happiness, Your peace, your holy joy will rest, Of Alma Mater's gifts, the hest. MARY CATHERINE BECK, -.,.,5f 6 7 EM.- WPPPP: 444:4- 'Uergil ffkpofrts for Us The Catholic Action Guild of Our Lady of the Angels has functioned with great success: A woman was the leader of the deed. Study hour: All were hushed and kept their faces intent. Sister confronts us with an unexpected test: Yours is the right to command, mine is the duty to obey. The lesson assi nment is iven: It is enou h and more than enou h. 8 S 8 S Autograph albums are passed from girl to girl: Perhaps at some time it will be a joy to remember these things. Sister presents the examination questions saying they are easy, but I fear the Greeks and the gifts they bring. We helped a neighbor who can not answer a question: Not ignorant of evils, I have learned to succor the distressed. Rumors are afloat about the Roger Bacon boys in the ofiice: For what purpose do they come? What do they seek? Who is the author? Is it a religious intent? Having learned the cause, the girls prepare themselves for the coming feast. The Amaranfh Staff announces a o ularit contest: NV hat sentiment arises in our P P Y Y mind? The contest is over, but someone is keeping the eternal wound in her heart, - the injury of her slighted beauty. Feeling aroused when sent to the detention class: There is no honor gained in pun- ishing a woman. Day after day passes on: Through various trials, through so many crises of affairs we are making our Way. We are troubled about our future work, for variable and fickle is woman. We are advised, Rouse your courage and dismiss troublesome cares. After balancing fates with contrary fates, we feel reassured that the fates will find a way. It is the close of school: The last day is come, the inevitable hour. We have received our diplomas: Live happy, your fortune is already accomplished. We leave school determined, Whatever fortune is to be borne shall be borne. Our parting greeting to Alma Mater: Your honor, name, and praise shall ever live with me. ELEANOR HAMPEL, '35 -..sg 68 Ba., 1. wb I il 69 fa M 1 v',fJ Q jf X y KXJ5 j J .fllf Y A AMA ANTH ef Glee Chorus fPerso1fmel Ella Artmayer Margaret Ballman Mary Catherine Beck Marian Berchem Gertrude Bollmer Gladys Breiner Gertrude Brockman Mary Busken Romilda Berling Catherine Cornelius Alice Culton Dorothy Denham Helen Gehring Anna Glueck Margaret Hoetker Mary Kelly Laura jane Kloeb Marie Listerman Donna Lou Bruggeman Shirley Doellamn Betty Drees Julianne Emmert Helen Meirose Helen Ashba Margaret Bentz Martha Bosse Sylvia Bottenhorn natty Gratsch one FIRST SOPRANOS Linda Cirinelli Margarethe Dieckmann Anne Early Margaret Elfers Dolores Fries Evelyn Gass Patricia Gastenveld Margaret Linesch SECOND SOPRANOS Margaret Lyons Virginia Matuska Julia Nussbaum Frances Ratsching Mary Rocca Clare Sacksteder Ruth E. Schneider Mary Ellen Schultz Jenny Sciarra Mary Strinoff FIRST ALTOS Mary C. Sherman Edith Staud Rita Strobl Mildred Tekulve Betty Thuman SECOND ALTOS Eleanor Buehler Matilda Farkas Jane Fogerty Margaret Hoeb Betty Hoffman Joan Norris ...3 71 +j..,.- Margaret Mall Rita Menges Margaret Miller Ruth Peters Lois Schwetschenau Alice Stagge Dorothy von Wahlde Rita Zinser Elva Tebben Jessie Tebben Estelle Ten Brunsel Rosemary Thomas Betty Tierney Alice Topmoeller Laurane Walsh Audrey Walterman Adele Wiesman Beatrice Wiesman Emmy Lou Thuman Gertrude Volz Helen Weismueller Mary Weisby Hedwig Werle Dorothy Ravensberg Jane Ann Speier Virginia Strobl Dorothy Wehrle Susanna Zimmerman PERCUSSION PPPPPP' A :wee Orchestra 5Pe'rsormel c-we HELEN LISTERMAN .,... ,..................,. D ircctress MARY ALICE KELLER ....... ...,... A ssistant Directress FIRST VIOLINS VIOLONCELLOS SAXOPI-IONE Emily Ann Bu,-man LaVerne Knueven Dolores Schulhof Eleanor Gill Mary Catherine Vail Edna Falk TRUMPETS Martha Leuser Rita V012 Dolores Young Marian Fitzpatrick Betty Doherty BA53135 Rose 561111 Y Marjorie Geis Ann Marie Kroeger Loraine Young Romilda Berling Virginia Geers Regina Gilbert Barbara Graf Martha Kappan Jane Winston Charlotte Ausdenmore Elisabeth Burroughs Philomena Eichhorn Irene Engelhart Cecilia Von Wahlde Betty Andrews Mary Ellen Bangert SECOND VIOLINS Susanna Mayer Elsie Mumber Margaret Dwenger Ethelreda Engelhart Regina Teisman Virginia Zoz Betty Jane Bangert Marie Weber HARP Loraine Albietz FLUTES Joan Duffy Phyllis Fitzpatrick PICCOLO Joan Duffy OBOES Florence Herman Mary Ellen Tilbury CLARINETS Anna Marie Andrews Mary Alice Keller Ruth Schuch Cyrilla Schultz Catherine Listerman Evelyn Gill Betty Doherty Cecelia Weil TROMBONES Mary Ann Eichhorn Rosemary Louis Rita Scherpenberg HORNS Eleanor Speier Rosemary Speier Lillian I-Iaverland Arvilla Reichert BARITONE Mary Jane Buzzard SOUSAPHONE Eleanor Klopp Betty Meiner Mary Scherman Loraine Albietz Jean Falk Accompanist ......., .Betty Winston Assistant Accompanisi ,... Betty Jane Bangert .Eggs 3 zggae- 7 3 'Q 'Q 'N k Q 'VN -2 'Q Q 'Q 'N L ka VJ Q.: 'B R -N Q Q -Q Q e's a charm, a delig ax m Q I-1 'vs 'Nx Q 'N k 'B L O N Q WN E 'N n ka u: R S N Q 'KX S -N Z N 'N Q WN Q Q I-1 Fx Q L N 'Q bass, the blaring of loom, mg of bl 711 TZ! the In S forlor 06 g piccolo, and ob sloriekin A 'Q 'Q 'N L Q va N Q I-4 .QA Z Q 'Q is N Q Q 'N va 'Q E Q S S 'W Q Q 5 Q 'S 'Q L 'Q-4 - 'Q A Q 'fa 5 3 is N3 N Q WN Q 'N er, and flash. 111 that wave, and glim va L O 'N Q La 'Q Q 'C WmsToN, '35 TY BET W AMA AN I H W' Wfuszcale fffcmucwy 20 American Youth. ,.., .,......,.......,......, .........,........ C u ucr ORCHESTRA Folk Song. .... ...,................,....,........,.................,...... , ,,.. A rr. by Reutter How Lovely is Thy Dwelling Place ..........,,.,..,..,...... ....,.,........ B rabms GLEE CHORUS Orpheus Overture 4..... ..........,.,.,,....... . ,,..,OHenbach . ORCHESTRA In Hanging Garden ..... .........,......... , ......,. D avis Meadow Queen, ....., ..,..,...,.,,................................,,,.,..,.....,.,...,.. ...... F r anklin Violin .,... FRIEDA MEINERS, RUTH HENNEL rum. ,.,.... ..4.. , HMARY ANN BRICHLER Rococo ,...... .,....... ................,........,..................,.. ....., A l e tter mano. .... NINA .Ea OLGA COLANGELO Fairy Phantoms ,.,...........,..,....... ......,....,.......,,....,,..,.....,......,...,...... ...,. F riedman Clarinet Trio RUTH sci-xucu CATHERINE usTERMAN MARY CATHERINE VAIL Piano ....................,.. BARBARA GRAF Arbutus ., .,..............,......................,,.......,..,...,.....,..... ..... D avies Piano Duet VIRGINIA BECK BETTY HOFFMAN VIRGINIA ENGLER RITA MENGES My Song of Songs ,....,..,.....,.......,..,..,..................,..,..........,............,.....,... .Baritone Duet .Smith MARY JANE BUZZARD MARY MAHER Plaza ..... ............,......, P EGGY Louis In the Garden of My Heart ,..... . ,... ...................... , ....... . , ............... , ..... i..., B all Vocal Duet LINDA CIRINELLI MARGARETHE DIECKMANN RITA ZINSER RITA MENGES Piano ..... ,.,. B ETTY JANE BANGERT Andante Religioso ..... .,.................,. . ..,............. ............... ..... ...,.. ..,.... T h om e vwhmffllu. .... ....MARY CATHERINE VAIL piano ........ ......, 1. oRA1NE ALBIETZ Alt Weint ...,. 4...i................ , . .....,.....,.......,..............,.. ...... G odowsky Piano VIRGINIA LEIST PEGGY Louis American Fantasia No. 1, Op. 481 .,........................,..,.,....,............,.. ..... P opp Flute Soloist ....,..........,... JOAN DUFFY with Orchestra Haunting Memories ......... ,......... .......,... . ......,,.................... . P eery Violin: ROMILDA BERLING BARBARA GRAB BETTY DOHERTY MARTHA RAPPEN VIRGINIA GEERS 'VIRGINIA zoz ANNA MARIE RRoEc.ER Violonrellos EDNA FALK MARY CATHERINE vA1L LRVERNE KNUEVEN RITA vo1.z Piano .........,,.,,. BETTY JANE BANGERT Narcissus .. .....,.. ............. .,.,...........................,..,........... ..,.... N e v il Trumpet .,., ...,MARlAN I-'ITZPATRICK Plano ,.... .....,. B ETTY WINSTON A Heart That's Free .,..,.,,.,......... .,..,..,...,..,..........,..,............ ..... R o byn sapmw. ., ., ..,.. ,..., c LARE REUPER rum ..... ..,,, B ETTY JANE BANGERT Valse Fantasia ....... ,, .......,..,.. . ,.....,. . ..,..,.....,.,..........,.. ...,... G urewirh smspbfm .,,. ..... D OLORES sci-wu-lor Plano ...... ..... B ETTY JANE BANGERT Pomp and Circumstance .............,.,,... ,... .......,......... ,.... ....,. ,.....,..... . , ..,.. LORAINE ALBIETZ PIMMARGARETHE DIECKMANN La Capricciosa .,..,. ....... ,..,,..,... .......... .....,....,,.,............,,..,....,..,... Violin.. . ..,.. JANE WINSTON Piano .......... ..,,.., B ETTY WINSTON Am Neckar, Op. 83 .,.....,.....,.,..,,......,........,.....,.................,..,...,.,...,.. Trombone Solixt, .,.,, MARY ANN EICHHORN with Orchestra 75 ..,,...Elgar . ,..,..., Ries . ,,.. Kewitsch 'WW AMA ANTH ffm' Ubffusicale ff March 21 Sweethearts .,.,,. .................... ...... H er bert Orcbextru Gay Gondoliers ...4,.. ............,...,,........,...,..,.........,,,,.........,,..,..,... ..... V a ndevere WILMA DICKINSONf'illXR7SngUNCH, RUTH wEss Gliding Swans ...,. ...,.,......,.....,........,,,....,.........,............,.........,. ,.... E v ans Violin .,.. .... T HELMA DWERTMAN Piano. .,.. . . .ELAINE DWERTMAN In Seville , .,.. .,...,..............,..,.,........,...,,.,.................,.. . , .... Blake Piano Duet JANE BOLLAND PATRICIA WESS MARGIE MERZ Wood Nymphs Harp .,...,,........,..,,,...,........,,,..........,....,.....,......,............ ALBERTA YouNo . . . , . . .Rea Piano VIRGINIA LUXEMRERG ARVILLA REICHL-:RD Souvenir ..,. ,... . ..,,.,.,......4.A........... .........,,,......l...,.,..,.,..,...,. , .... D r dla Violin .,.. ..,,. R ETTY ANDREWS Piano .,... ..., E ARBARA GRAE Valse Caprice ...,.. ...... ..,,...,..................,....,..,......,.................,......,..,, . .... S taigers Woodwind Ensemble D. ADAMS M. KELLY D. SCHULHOF L. ALBIETZ D. MEYERs R. TEISMAN M. ENGELEERT R. MEYER M. TILBURY E. ENGELHART M. MUELLER v. zoz Piano .,,. ..,,,..... E ETTY WINSTON Convent Garden ..,..,....,.,..,..,. ..........,..........,...,.....,......,.....,,,..............., ..... K e telbey Piano ANNA MARIE KROEGER CYRILLA SCHULTZ Sunlight ..,..........,....,...............,...., ..,.......,..,.............,.........,.... ...... W a re soprano .... .,..L1NDA CIRINELLI Piano .... ..... . .PEGGY LOUIS Dark Eyes, .... ..........,..,..................,.......,..... ...... ..,.................., ..,.., A r r . by Benda Piano MARY CATHERINE BECK BARBARA GRAE Concerto, No. 1, Op. 33 .,.............,,.........,.,,,.,..,.......,.,..,...........,...,,.,.... , .,.., Saint Saens 'Cello Soloist ,.... ..... H ELEN LISTERMAN with Orchestra The Caribbean ......,.... .........,..,,..,..,............. . .. ...,.,... Smith-Holmes R. BERLING Trumpet Ensembl: M. SCHROTT E. DOHERTY L. STOLL L. KNEUVEN c. WEIL A. RUSCHE J. WINSTON Piano .... . , .BETTY WINSTON Devotion ..,...,....,. ,.....,.........,. . ,......,..... . , ..............,., , .... Andrews violin, ...... DOLORES and LoRA1NE YOUNG Harp ..,.. ...........,... L oRA1NE ALBIETZ with Ensemble In My Garden .... .....,...,..,........,.... ..... F i restone-Riegger Mother Singers ...... ..... ....,.................,..,.......,.......,,,.......,.. ..,.............,.,.,... B r o mon Clarissa Cborul Club v. BOTTENHORN v. HEITLAGE M. HUTH 1. REYNOLDS L. CIRINELLI M. HEYOE c. KEUPER c. SACKSTEDER M. DIECKMAN M. HOETKER R. KLEINER H. SCHILDMEYER T. DLLLHOEE E. HULLER R. LEHRTER E. scHM1DT M. ENGELBERT L. HUNGLER R. MENGES L. SCHWETSCHENAU E. cRoss1 L. HUNGLER E. NoRDMEYER D. von WAHLDE R. ZINSER Piano, ..... , ,... BETTY JANE BANGERT The Lark .....,....,.... ,.,..... .,..... .... ,...... ,......,.,..,,,...... , , ....,... .... G l i n k a-Balokirev Piano .,.. .,.. E ETTY JANE BANGERT Luisa Di Montfort .,,.. ..............,, .,......,..,.......,.............., .,.. B e r gson Clarinet .,.. ....,....,.. E VELYN GLLL Piano .,., ,... E ETTY JANE EANGERT Scene de Ballet, Op. 100 ..,.....,... ...,,.,..,.,..,....,..,,...,.....,,., ...,.. D e Berioi Violin ..,. ...,....... E LEANOR GILL Piano .... ..,,. E ETTY JANE BANGERT Queen of Sheba ..,,... . ,... Omnipotence , .............. . . .. GLEE CHO .......Gounod ORCHESTRA ..,..Sc'louberi RUS-WITH ORCHESTRA -...,gf 76 x AMA12QxLx1TH -854 77 ig., -?P-PP'i'?- A 434- 'Ehe ueen Enthfroned THE CLASS PLAY GQ?-J Queen Leandra, on the day of her coronation, angered at the words read to her from St. Luke: He hath put down the mighty from their seat, orders the page bearing the detested words to be torn from every Bible in the land. Infuriated when Countess Mercedes thinks the Queen surely jests, Leandra orders her imprisoned and goes to rest. She awakens to find herself outcast, derided, and finally starving. Repentant at length Leandra returns to the palace there to find her own replica ruling. The new Queen, Leandra's own Guardian Angel, restores the humble penitent, thus fulfilling St. Luke's rejoinder: He hath exalted them of low degree. CAST OF CHARACTERS ELEANORE KLOPP Queen Leandra: of Brittany, .. .... MARGARET MARY MEINERS Angel Guardian ......,.... ........ V IRGINIA MATUSKA Countess Mercedes ...,.... . . . luliet, dnugbter of Countess Mercedes.. . . . . .BETTY KLOTH SABINA SCHNEIDER RUTH TEEPEN DOROTHY MEYERS 1 A ge ' RUTH Joi-IANNBS EMILY nun-rua Hmm. I 4 H LORETTA MURRAY DOLORES SIEFERT Guards. . . . . CLARE vor:rnRs Village Maidens Court Dancers EMILY ANN BURMAN MARY BUSKEN ALBERTA GUCK MARY CATHERINE BREWER MURIEL LAAKE FLORENCE DES MARAIS GEMMA MAZZA ,gf 78 Ee..- RITA STREIBIG EMMA MOTZ MARJORIE HOEB MARCELLA MUELLER MARGARET McENENY THELMA FINKE ESTELLE ORNELLA MILDRED SMITH www- A 44ers- Court Ludics Imps of Pride Maids of Honor EMMY LOU THUMAN MARGARET GALLAGHER BEATRICE WIESMAN MARY CATHERINE BECK VERA DRIEDAME MARIAN HUMMEI. BEATRICE BACHMAN MARY KELLY HELEN WEISMUELLER ROSELYN WEIL LUCILLE BUZZUTO MARY REDER MARIAN KISTNER ELEANOR HAMPEL MARGARET HUNT ROSELLA WOLF VIRGINIA STROBL MARY EMMERS VIOLA HAMBURG VENZA MASCIOLI RUTH BURNS LAVERNE CHAIKE 543 ELEANOR PAFFE BERNETTA BLANKEN LINDA CIRINELLI MARIAN BERCHEM HELEN O'DONNELL BETTY METZEL ELVA TEBBIN BETTY ROSE FEDERLE BETTY BRINKMAN MARGUERITE GRUENWALD ROBERTA DU CHEMIN MARGUERITE I-IORSTMAN . . . . . .BETTY WINSTON PRocEssIoNAL ., PRAISE TI-IE LoRD,' CONCERTO IN D No. 13 Class Night ORCHESTRA SENIOR CHORUS . EMILY ANN BURMAN BETTY JANE BANGERT ,MARY ALICE KELLER . ...BETTY WINSTON Violin. . . Piano. , . SOUNDS OF TI-IE RIVERIA .,T.,.....,. Clarinet. , . . . , Piano . . . TI-IAIS MEDITATION .. ...4I.... I..,,,., . . Violonrello ..., AVE MARIA ADDRESS ............,,...........,. Piano ..... . Soprano ......,... . . . .LzVERNE KNUEVEN . . . .BETTY WINSTON . . . . ,LINDA CIRINELLI Violin Obligato ....,......... ELEANOR GILL Pnmo.......... CoNcERTo IN A MINOR ..,..............,... THE OMNIPOTENCE Piano Soloist ......,.. BETTY JANE BANGERT ......G0unod .....,Cesar Kranck ..,..Kreutzcr ,....Boccalari ....,Massc'net Kahn Rev. P. McEvoy, O. P. Grug with Orchestra ....Sc'hubert ORCHESTRA 79 EM.- 5 E E Q 2 8815. PPPPPP A 44-ff' The fPcwent'Teacher Assn. Do you wonder at our joy in the Mothers Club, the Parent-Teacher Association of Our Lady of the Angels? Knowing and loving what our mothers do for us at home. we feel that we need them here at school, too, to mother our cause. The Mothers Club listens while need tells our story. Immediately the Club becomes a Committee of Ways and Means to secure for us best results. Whether it is a drive made by the Catholic Action Guild for the wants of the needy, a school activity that looks for encouragement, a social function that needs direction and guidance, a party or social in search of leaders, the Mothers Club is on hand to sponsor the cause. Sincerely we appreciate all that the Mothers have done for our school, gratefully we pray that the good may be stored up for them for their garnering in Heaven. All honor to the Mothers Club and to its able officers of our senior year: President, Mrs. F. Keller, Vice President, Mrs. J. Eichhorng Recording Secretary, Mrs. H. Weil, Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Geo. Fitzpatrick, Treasurer, Mrs. O. Bangertg Registrar, Mrs. J. Wolf. FLORENCE DES MARIAS, '35 was Our Alumnae President ....., ,............ E DNA BENZ Secretary .,...... ,........... R OSE MARIONI Vice President ............ ............ M ARY CUNNINGHAM Treuxurer ...,.,......................,...... MARGARET TEUFEN The enthusiasm of our Catholic Action Guild spread rapidly through the school and beyond the school. Caught up by the zeal of the Guild, the Alumnae Association was fired to do something special for Christ, to be most intimately united with Him. How best could this be done? Surely by letting the light shine. For this reason the Alumnae secured the privilege of keeping the sanctuary light perpetually burning in the Sisters' Chapel. Lighted by this grace, they drew nearer still and formed a band of honor to keep a day of recollection. Under the direction of Father Herbert they spent April 7 at Alma Mater, where they assisted at High Mass, united in common prayer, attended the lectures, meditated on the truths proposed, and received sacramental Benediction. Now that our high school life is come to its end, we are eager to join the ranks of the Alumnae, and to us as to our older sisters we feel that our ever courteous Alma Mater will say, Welcome, my children, I want youg I need you. EMILY ANN BURMAN, '35 82 Ea..- X AMAFQIDITH g ff B+ -were A 4414:- DIRECTORY Anna Marie Andrews .........,...,. 51 Hereford St. La Verne Chaike .......,....,,.. 1162 Homeside Ave Latin Club, Orchestra, Band, Volleyball, Basket- Vblleybilli Blskefbllls Dfimlfic Club. Chem- ball, Amaranth Staff, Chemistry Club, Vif Mu- iitry Club- sician Club, Secretary Sophomore Class, Cecilian t Club, D ' Club' s 'de ' C c'l' Linda Cirinelli ......,......,.......... 2312 Burnet Ave Beatrice Bachmann ......,................ 19 Poplar St. glee Cham. sgcfffflki' l30lgsYC?llulf.!T,fvIa1fir enlul' Ill Panls ll ell, f ll Bi0l08Y Clubs I-'fin Club. Blskffblll- Dramatic Clsib, Clarissa Chorial Club, C. S. M. C: Margaret Ballman --A4'4'-'--'--- 5128 Imwalle Ave' Florence Des Marais ...,...... 3109 Highland Ave Volleyball, Basketball, Glee Chorus, Biology G, e Charm volleyball French Club Biology club' Dnmnw Club' Mlumn Club' Clab, Amardnth Staff, Dramatic Club, Mission . . Cl b. Mary Catherine Beck .....,..... 2412 Clifton Ave. U Aman:-ch Staff. Glee Chorus. Orchestra, Biol-my Vera Marie Dreidame ,..... .. ,..,. 25 Belsaw Pl Club, Latin Club, French Club, Catholic Action N I . . Guild, Vif Musicians, Volleyball, C. S. M. C. 5Pim5h Club, swlmmmb Marian Bcrcllem ....,.......,...,.... 2617 Halstead St. Roberta Du Chemin ,44,4,,4 220 Mcclelland Ave 3l9kefbill, v0lleYl7lur Swimming, ClllmiS!l'Y Volleyball, Basketball, Commercial Club, Ever- Cl'-lby I-lfili Club. H0012 ECGBUUUCS. Glee Cll0l'Y-15, Glad Nature Club, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Student Council, Secretary Sophomore Class. C, S, M, C, Emlly Biehle ..,...........,..,..,.. 5945 Kenneth Ave. Joan Duffymwm I..--A---HU2227 McGregor Pl Volleyball, Glee Chorus, Biology Club, Home Economics Club. Bernetta Blanken ....r,.., 22 Walnut St., Reading Volleyball, Basketball, Swimming, Biology Club, French Club. Class President, Band, Orchestra, Chemistry Club, Biology Club, Latin Club, Cecilian Club, Student Council, Secretary of Vif Musician Club, French Club, Glee Chorus, Secretary of Student Council. Mary Ann Eichhorn .......,,......,... 2631 Sciot Lucille Bozzuto .......,..,.......,.. 2619 Euclid Ave. Glee Chorus, Swimming, Catholic Action Guild, Chemistry Club, Commercial Club, Dramatic Club. Basketball, Volleyball, Vif Musician Club, Or- chestra, Band, Cecilian Club, Chemistry Club, Biology Club, Dramatic Club, C. S. M. C. oSt Mary Emmers ....,...,.,.......,,, 4409 Greenlee Ave Mary Catherine Brewer .....,..,... 506 E. Forrer St. Basketball, Glee Club, Volleyball, Biology Club, Swimming. Betty Brinkman ..,1401 Jefferson Ave., Reading Volleyball, Basketball, Swimming, Biology Club, French Club, Math Club, Latin Club, Amarantls Staff, Vice President Junior Class, Athletic Club. Marcella G. Budke .......,.., 1524 Teakwood Ave. Volleyball, Basketball, Cheer Leader, Swimming, Biology Club, Glee Club. Emily Ann Burman ..,..... Sharon Ave., Glendale Volleyball, Home Economics Club, Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Glee Chorus, Orchestra, Vif Musician Club, Band, Amaranth Staff, Cecilian Club, Dramatic Club, Latin Club. Ruth La Velta Burns ...,....,.......... 2001 Vine St. Mari Biology Club, Spanish Club, Commercial Club, Swimming. Mary E. Busken , .,.....,...,.,,,.. 1124 Atwood Ave. Orchestra, Glee Chorus, Vif Musician Club, Vol- leyball, Biology Club, Latin Club, Dramatic Club, Swimming, C. S. M. C. Mary Jane Buzzard .,..... 211 Erkenbrecker Ave. Spanish Club, Vif Musician Club, Band, Biology Club, Art Club, Orchestra, Volleyball. -..ff 84 fy..- Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Home Economics Club, Volleyball. Matilda Farkas .............,.........,..,.. 3699 Vine St C. S. M. C., Commercial Club, Glee Chorus, Basketball, Volleyball, Swimming. Betty Rose Federle ............,. 1165 Homeside Ave President Catholic Action Guild, Junior Class Treasurer, Basketball, Volleyball, Biology Club, Latin Club, Librarian, Swimming, Dramatic Club. Thelma M. Finke .,..,.,...,,...,..... 4242 Zetta Ave Volleyball, Basketball, Ever-Glad Nature Club, Commercial Club, Dramatic Club, Vice President Freshman Class, Glee Club, Vif Musician Club, C. S. M. C. an Fitzpatrick ,.,..,.......... 4525 Lawrenc Volleyball, Biology Club, Orchestra, Band, Vif Musician Club, Cecilian Club, Latin Club, C. S. M. C. eSt Dolores Fries ...,......,....,....... 6368 Heitzler Ave Commercial Club, Inklings Staff, Spanish Club, Glee Club, Ever-Glad Nature Club, C. S. M. C., Volleyball. Margie Jane Gallagher ......,..,.... 215 Grove Ave Swimming. Dramatic Club, Health Club. AMA ANTH arf- DIRECTORY -- continued Rita Gass ....,...,..,,.,..,.....,.... S0 E. Mitchell Ave. Basketball, Volleyball, Swimming, Biology Club, C. S. M. C. Eleanor Gill ,....i..,............... 307 N. Cooper Ave. Catholic Action Guild, Latin Club, Math Club, Chemistry Club, Secretary Biolo y Club, Vif Musician Club, Orchestra, Bans? Volleyball, Basketball, Secretary Senior Class, Editor of Amaranth. Lillian Gleeson .......,..,......... 29 Woodsdale Ave. Glee Chorus, Chemistry Club, Volleyball, Basket- ball, Vice President Commercial Club, Mission Club. Marguerite Gruenwald ....,..... 219 Jefferson Ave. Biology Club, Volleyball, Basketball, Glee Chorus, Representative Athletic Association, Commercial Club, Swimming. Alberta Guck ........,..,.,..........,.., 2441 Ohio Ave. Swimming, Chemistry Club, Dramatic Club. Viola Hamburg ,....,..........,..,...... 2800 Scioto St. Latin Club, Biology Club, Dramatic Club, Swimming. Eleanor Hampel..608 Baltimore St., Middletown Representative C. S. M. C., Biology Club, Latin Club. Florence Herman ,..,.......... 316 McClelland Ave. President Freshman Class, Student Council, Chemistry Club, Treasurer junior and Senior Classes, Glee Chorus, Vif Musician Club, Band, Orchestra, Amaranth Staff, Cecilian Club, Dra- matic Club, C. S. M. C. Marguerite I-Ioeb .....,.........,, S45 Rose Hill Ave. Swimming, Basketball, Captain Basketball, French Club, Glee Chorus, Dramatic Club, Chemistry Club, C. S. M. C. Marguerite Horstmann .....,.....,. 129 Baker Ave. Latin Club, Biology Club, Commercial Club, Art Club, Basketball, Amaranth Staif, Math Club, Swimming. Marian Hummel ...............,......,... 2819 Alice St. Glee Chorus, Biology Club, Chemistry Club, German Club, C. S. M. C. Margaret Hunt .............. S 16 Vint St. Wyoming Ever-Glad Nature Club, Dramatic Club, Mission Club, c.s.M. c. Ruth Johannes ,.,...,..,.,.,...,.......,.. 248 Stetson St. Volleyball, German Club, Biology Club, Swim- ming, C. S. M. C. Mary Alice Keller ...,....,..,,.., 4237 Leonard Ave. Treasurer Catholic Action Guild, Amaranth Staff, Secretary Freshman Class, Volleyball, Or- chestra, Band, Assistant Directress Orchestra, Ever-Glad Nature Club, Vif Musician Club. Mary Kelly ....... ,.,.....,........ 3 19 McClelland Ave. Glee Chorus, Basketball, Band, Vif Musician Club, Dramatic Club, Cecilian Club, Chemistry Club, Latin Club. Marian Kistner .......................... 2607 Dennis St. Biology Club, Latin Club, Math Club, Catholic Action Guild, C. S. M. C. Eleanora Klopp ...........,..,...,.,.., 2969 Sidney Ave. Amaranth Staf, Vice President Catholic Action Guild, President Latin Club, Band, Orchestra, Vif Musician Club, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Math Club, Biology Club, Basketball, Volleyball. Betty Kloth ................ Cleveland Ave., Glendale Latin Club, Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Swimming, Glee Chorus, Dramatic Club. La Verne Knueven ,.,....,.......... 104 Linden Ave. Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Basketball, Vol- leyball, Vif Musician Club, Band, Orchestra, Dramatic Club, Amaranth Staff. Muriel Laake .......,.....,..............,. 208 Fosdick St. Biology Club, Latin Club, Basketball, Commer- cial Club, C. S. M. C. Martha Ann Leuser ,..... .....,... , .... 1 080 Nixon St. German Club, President Chemistry Club, Stu- dent Council, Vif Musician Club, Band, Orches- tra, Swimming, Dramatic Club, Cocilian Club. Helen Listerman ......... S046 Spring Grove Ave. Annual Stalf, Latin Club, Biology Club, Vif Musician Club, Directress Orchestra, Drum Ma- jor Band, Student Council, Secretary Sophomore Class, Band, Orchestra, Cecilian Club. Rosemary Louis ..,..,....,,...........,.. 2616 Scioto St. Volleyball, Basketball, Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Vif Musician Club, Dramatic Club, Treasurer Sophomore Club, Band, Orchestra. Virginia Marie Matuska ...,..........,. 2129 Rice St. Catholic Action Guild, French Club, Latin Club, Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Glee Chorus, Dramatic Club, Swimming, Basketball, Volley- ball. Venza Mascioli .....,.,...,......,,,..... 2428 Iowa Ave. Dramatic Club, Vice President Chemistry Club, Basketball, Latin Club, Catholic Action Guild. Susanna Mayer ,...... .....,.,..,,.,,.......... 1 10 Peete St. Biology Club, Orchestra, Vif Musician Club, German Club, Swimming. Gemma Mazza. ......,..,..,........... 2424 Ohio Ave. Swimming, Glee Chorus, Chemistry Club, Dra- matic Club. Margaret McEneny ..,....,..,... 19 West Ross Ave. Ever-Glad Nature Club, Basketball, Volleyball, Glee Chorus, Swimming, Dramatic Club, Com- mercial Club. Betty Meiner .....,.........,....,..,.......... 4537 Vine St. Orchestra, Band, Basketball, Volleyball, Chem- istry Club, Biology Club, Vif Musician Club, Cecilian Club, Representative C. S. M. C. Margaret Mary Meiners ........... M2539 Scioto St. Catholic Action Guild, Dramatic Club, Latin Club, Vice President Freshman Club, C. S. M. C. Betty Metzel . ..,...,.............. 1.3584 Reading Rd. Volleyball, French Club, Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Amaranth Stai. -..gf gg lgt... AMA AN TH DIRECTORY -- continued Dorothy Meyers ..,..,....., 7027 Vine St., Carthage Sabina Schneider ,.,........... 1111 Springfield Pike Biology Club, French Club, Latin Club, Vif Musician Club, Band, Student Council, President Freshman Class, Swimming, Dramatic Club, Cecilian Club, Amaranth Staff, Home Economics Club. Emma Motz .,.....,.,.,.....,,..,.... 725 Lafayette Ave. Basketball, Volleyball, Biology Club, Mission Club, Home Economics Club. Marcella Mueller. ,.... ., ........ 3158 Glendora Ave. Biology Club, Dramatic Club, Vif Musician Club, Band, Volleyball, Basketball, Chemistry Club, Cecilian Club. Elsie Mumber ....,....,,,,...,.,...., 212 W. Liberty St. Biology Club, Catholic Action Guild, Orchestra, Vif Musician Club, German Club, Volleyball, Basketball, Swimming. Loretta K. Murray .....,............,. 1518 Cedar Ave. Latin Club, Biology Club, Amaranth Staif, Dra- matic Club, Swimming. Helen O'Donnell .....,..,.,..... 1058 Marshall Ave. Commercial Club, Chemistry Club, Latin Club, Secretary Sophomore Class, Dramatic Club. Estella D. Ornella ,.,.,,....,...., 7109 Fairpark Ave. Basketball, Volleyball, Vice President Senior Class, Ever-Glad Nature Club, Art Club, Span- ish Club, Glee Club, C. S. M. C. Eleanor Paffe ..... 39 Woodsdale Ave., Hartwell French Club, Biology Club, Religious Council, Chemistry Club, Treasurer Freshman Class, Glee Chorus, Basketball, Volleyball. Mary Reder ,.......,... 170 Wildwood St., Hartwell Basketball, Volleyball, C. S. M. C., Catholic Ac- tion Guild, Treasurer Freshman Class, Secretary junior Class, Ever-Glad Nature Club, Dramatic Club, Swimming. Margaret Richardson .... 312 Beech St., Elmwood Biology Club, Volleyball, Basketball, Home Economics Club. Rita Ross ,.,..,................,..... 2718 Jefferson Ave. German Club, Biology Club, Mission Club, Swimming. Helen Ruebusch .,...,....,....,.. 321 East Ross Ave. Latin Club, Chemistry Club, C. S. M. C., Swim- ming. Marcella Schappacher ..........,, 21 Township Ave. Commercial Club, Biology Club, Volleyball, Basketball, C. S. M. C. Matilda Schepman ..........,........,,... 4606 Vine St. Biology Club, Catholic Action Guild, C. S. M. C. Angela Schmidt. ..........,,........,,..... 5136 Vine St. Ever-Glad Nature Club, Volleyball, Basketball, Swimming, Commercial Club. Ruth Elizabeth Schneider .,.... 2232 Wheeler St. German Club, Vice President Sophomore and Junior Classes, Chemistry Club, Glee Club, C. S. M. C. Glee Club, Biology Club, Art Club, C. S. M. C. Dolores Siefert .,.,,...,... Box 317, RR 6, Carthage President Junior Class, Catholic Action Guild, Chemistry Club, Dramatic Club, Volleyball, Manager Basketball. Mildred Smith. .....,... ...,.. , , .......... 524 Maple Ave. Glee Club, Chemistry Club, Manager Volleyball, Manager Hiking, Volleyball, Basketball. Rita Streibig ......,................... 4515 Lawrence St. President Freshman Class, Spanish Club, Chem- istry, Club, Dramatic Club, Swimming, C. S. M. C. Virginia Strobl ..............,......... 362 Howell Ave. Glee Club, Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, C. S. M. C. Elva Tebben .,.....,..,............... 28 Parkwood Place Volleyball, Basketball, Commercial Club, Latin Club, Dramatic Club, Secretary Freshman Class, Student Council, Chemistry Club, Glee Club. Ruth Teepen ..,.......,,................. 15 W. 70th St. Biology Club, Latin Club, Volleyball, Basketball, Librarian, Swimming, Dramatic Club, Home Economics Club. Emmy Lou Thuman ....... 3652 Middleton Ave. Commercial Club, Chemistry Club, Annual Staff, Glee Club, Volleyball, Basketball, Swimming, Dramatic Club. Clara Volters ,.........,,........ ,........ 3 009 Scioto St. Latin Club, Biology Club, Dramatic Club, Sec- retary junior Class, Treasurer Senior Class, Amaranth Staff, Swimming. Dorothy H. Wanstrath ............ 511 Scenic Ave. Dramatic Club, Commercial Club, Chemistry Club, Basketball, Volleyball. Rosalyn Weil .......,...................,.. 2718 Scioto St. Volleyball, Basketball, Biology Club, German Club. Helen Weismueller ........,......... 325 Ludlow Ave. Treasurer Freshman Class, German Club, Glee Club, Chemistry Club, Swimming, Art Club. Beatrice Wiesmann ....,,......., 33 Woodsdale Ave. Latin Club, Glee Club, Catholic Action Guild, President Student Council, Biology Club, Secre- tary Junior Class, Volleyball, Basketball, Dra- matic Club. Betty Winston .... ....,............,. 4 232 Tower Ave. Religious Council, Vif Musician Club, Band, Accompanist Orchestra, Glee Club, Treasurer Sophomore Class, French Club, Biology Club, Dramatic Club, Amaranth Staff, Cecilian Club. Rosella Wolf ...........,.............. 14 Greendale Ave. Biology Club, Commercial Club, C. S. M. C., Catholic Action Guild. Dolores Young ......,........,,..... 4219 Langley Ave. Biology Club, German Club, Vif Musician Club, Band, Orchestra, Cecilian Club. -..gf 86 E+..- x AMAlfQLXIT H S 4 H+ Academy of che lmmaculate Conception Oldenburg, Indiana Q coURsEs junior College 5 Normal, State Accredited 5 High School, State Commissioned SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS Conservatory of Music, Art, Expression, Domestic Science, N eedlework, Dressmaleing Ajiliated with the Catholic University, Washington, D. C., the University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, and accredited by the Indiana State Board of Education FOR CATALOG-ADDRESS SISTER DIRECTRESS CLASS OF ASPIRANTS Regular High School Course Taken in the Academy OBJECT The object of the Class of Aspirants is to offer an opportunity for a High School Education to such girls as have completed the Eighth Grade and are inclined to a religious vocation in the Community of the Sisters of St. Francis, Oldenburg, Indiana. CONTRACT A written contract must be signed by the parents or guardians upon entrance. Board, tuition and education are free of charge for the student who becomes a member of the Community. If a student does not remain, One Hundred Dollars H1001 must be paid for each year spent in the School. REQUIREMENTS FOR ENTRANCE Letters of recommendation as to the character and ability from the Rev. Pastor, the Principal of the School last attended, and a health certificate from the family Physician. Fon FURTHER INFORMATION-Annnsss Mori-mx sursmon -..gg 88 Qga..- + AAA A AA fAfAA+-A-AAA A + School and Society J EWE LRY Meclclenborg and Gerharclk MANUFACTURING ,IEYVELERS XIOU-R SERV, Retail Salesroom and Factory 6TI-I FLOOR-811 RACE STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO V TROPHIES -..,.g,f:+ EQD.- + ee -3 ee W e -ee-1+ Art In Portraiture N Photographs that Please at '- R- Aiiifif Prices that Attract fix YOUNG SL CARL Exclusive Makers of TIF FANYTONE PORTRAITS SEVENTH AND VINE STREETS CINCINNATI, OHIO + - e - e + C O M P L I M E N T S o F The J. cs- F. Hang C o m p a n y -..gif 9 0 F..- - 'BUILDING SUPPLIES 'COAL 'COKE The B. H. WESS Company Durham Avenue and B. 81 0. R. R. Cincinnati, Ohio I V Dependable since 1890 Phone Klrby 0153 Messenger of a Nation The telephone bell rings and a factory speeds upg it rings again and Workers know con- tinued employment. It rings in home and farm, factory and office, bringing business, carrying instructions, giving information and assurance. It is the fleet and sure messenger of a nation on the march. The Cincinnati and Suburban xmmmf Bell Telephone Company I -I 91 +3,...- IW 1' I PHONE JXVOII 414 '1 1' I li 1 IIUNE AY 41 The lmwalle lVlemorial 7 unerzrl Serfiine 4811 Vine Street MILS TU ANY NSTANWI St. Bernard, Ohio A Personal We Inyife Courteous, Scientific Service THE GRADUATES OF 1935 Always At Your Command To Insure Visual to Efficiency D INE and mg DANCE I-I. B. MARTI N af OM' l.ISTERlVlANN'S Laboratories Summer 6- Winter Gardens 5046 Spring Grove Avenue 705 RACE STREET CINCINNATI Klrby 0406 Julius Listermann, Prop. Tl-IE BRUCKMANN COMPANY Brewers of q3'ruclq's Beer 439 Congratulates the Graduates of 1935 -.n.,5f 9 2 BI.- If It's INSURANCE CALL MAIN 4268 69 JUS. T. DILLHCDFF 63 5 -63 6 DIXIE TERMINAL BUILDING Looking for PEP raw . and Personality ? COMPLIMENTS Re'm nbW- Good health is the founda- of tion on which these are built. A F E N D A quart of milk a day is the foundation of good health. N Drink . . . Fresh Milk Every Day! -..gg 9 3 B+..- Commercial and Savings Accounts Solicited 6959 TI-IE CITIZENS BANK of ST. BERNARD, oH1o 'Ghe Bank of Service l'I1mu-N: l'Arkw:ly 1-H3--I-144. BIAIII 3114 Lynch Fish and Poultry Co. Best Wlshes We specialize in serving the of the Catholic Institutions with Fish and Poultry livtzlil Sfolw' NVl1oI4-szllv IN-pf. 59 WEST SIXTH ST. 621 COLLEGE ST. COMPLIMENTS Of A FRIEND ww QTS gov X swf ibsqconnsziiciiiffff , ou in na!! wa 'ihaiibew I -acon out CQILXS- ef! See 0 19 ,359 nge- e569 ?C0g 516653 og 9691 me 65.064 QM Qld' .1--52555 wal g Everything in Music for ilu' MUSIC TEACHER, STUDENT, AND MUSIC LOVER Q TI-IE WILLIS MUSIC CO 137 W. Fourth St. Sold in Cincinnati by Cincinnati, O- FILLMORE MUSIC HOUSE MAin S096 528 Elm Street -,.,,5f 94 TELEPHONE UNIVERSITY 18 8 3 ESTABLISHED 1907 Estimates cheerfully Given WI LL PFEIFFER fr SONS Painting - PAINTERS - Decorating 4338 VINE STREET, ST. BERNARD CINCINNATI, OI-IIO Next Time . . . Get Fuel from THE DANA COAL COMPANY Mus. CLARA IIIIIBIG A New Service for Your Conueniemi The PROGRESS LAUNDERERS and DRY CLEANERS Agent AVon one One Delivery 311 Jefferson Ave. St. Bernard, O. one Responsibility VAHey 2928 AVon 1878 ST. ANTHONY MESSENGER I The Popular Catholic Monthly I I'UBIIISlIICll BY TIIIG FHANCISIIAN FATIfI1CIiS Plumber Sll1lIl01'tS Poor Boys Sl'1ldj'II1j.f Quality - Service for tho I'I'iI-stlmmlu SIlllSi'1'i1llI0ll4-353.00 por ya-:Ir 4237 VINE STREET CINCINNATI, O. 1615 REPUBLIC SI. CINCINNATI LlTTLEl:ORDfNELSON School of Commerce Commercial Education is a wise Investment CINCINNATI, OHIO Neave Building Fourth at Race l 1 - K - - - - K - - - - l +31 95 jew-- UP-TO-DATE COMPLIMENTS POTATO CHIPS of JOHN L. GESSENDORF N Mayor of St. Bernard Phone MElrose 4467 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of of WILBUR H. APKING JOHN R. QUANE COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of Of JOHN WALTERMAN A FRIEND . Success to Best Wzslaes The Seniom POLICE AND FIREMEN of O. L. A. ST- BERNARD PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION aa 96 +39- 65+ 97+9 Congratulations to the Class of 1935 ANTHONY L. BECK Fruils and Vegetables CHERRY 9809 CLIFTON HEIGHTS B 8: B SERVICE TOWER and DELMAR KOHSTALL HARDWARE CO. The Valley's Leading Hardware 65 Houseware BEAUTY SPECIALS Marcell Wave ...,..,..,....,.,...,.4... 10 and lic Finger Wave .,..,....,.s.,.....,...,.,. 15 and 25c Permanent Wave, set trim ......,....... 51.00 Slow' MOLER'S BEAUTY SCHOOL DAY-EVENINGS VINE STREET AT LOCUST 111 W. 5th St. Second Floor El11'1WO0Cl Place, Have you ever thought nf Beauty Culture as a Profession for yourself? Klrby 0568 AVon 3245 GEO. HENGEHOLD 86 SONS WINTON PLACE PHARMACY Wholesale HERMAN MEIROSE East Epworth 8C Edgewood Avenues lolzbers of Confeetioneries 3114 BISHOP STREET Phone VAlley 0057 for Bruck's Beer Draught or Bottled FLADUNG BOTTLING WORKS READING, OHIO Manufacturers of tloe Famous Rainbow Fruit Drinks H E A T Clean, Duscless l- Sootless, Safe Buy zlependable fuel QUEEN CITY COAL CO. JAS. A. REILLY, Vice Pres. MAIN 5170 913 DIXIE TERMINAL 45+ 98 +g...,.- Best Wishes for the Future eww THE 1935 SENIOR CLASS Of ROGER BACON Success to the Seniors of 1935 N9 THE JUNIORS OF 0. L. A. ST. CLEMENT CHURCH SUNDAY MASSES: 5:30-6:45-7:45-9:00 10:15-11:30 A. M. THE MUTUAL SAVINGS 86 LOAN CO. 1648 Vine Street EXTEND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1935 PAUL HUTH OTT0 HUTH Jossm-x KISTNEK UNivmaty 1ss4-J .mn-ioNY iusrnan Avon 0401-R 505- HUTH3 SONS HENRY KISTNER FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENTS Complete Funeral Service M Office and Parlors: Cl f on Funeral Home VINE ST 4 0 LUDLOW AVE. P11 AV 62 hon , UNiversity 002 N COA LADY ASS STA T Established 1877 MARK EVERY GRAVE PA k 0 AV 224 0 VINE STREET EAST ROSS AVE CINCINNATI OHIO ST BERNARD OHIO BEST WISHES J. F. OBERMEYER 81 SONS Home Builders 5055 PADDOCK ROAD Bond Hill Complimerzfs of ST. BERNARD LOAN 85 BUILDING ASSN. CO. ST. BERNARD, OHIO .gg 99 Eg..- CHerry 4930 WEINER'S LUGGAGE SHOP Luggage Ladies' Purses Umbrellas 1733 VINE STREET PArkway 7330 WI'IITE,S ICE CREAM Fine Ice Cream ,Ices and Special Forms for all occasions 708- 14 HARRIET Compliments of a COLLEGE HILL JEWELER Watch, Clock ana' jewelry Repairing 5824 Hamilton Ave. Klrby 0888 CURTAIN RODS CURTAINS, DIIAPERIES Visit the WINDOW SHADES VENETIAN BLINDS THE HANDY WINDOW SHADE Co. MECKSTROTH BROS. f'Hvr1'y 4020 1230 Vine Street ST. BERNARD EAGLE NEST For IHIIICIIIH and Floor Shows that are best 'Power Ave. :lt WV:1s1Ii11f.:ton in St. BQI'1lill'!l HUBER'S EXPRESS IXXYUII 037-I ANDREW W. FRANK Klrby 3040 Real Estate Broker CITY AND SUBURBAN HAULING 4608 Vine Sf. St. Bernard, Ohio WEINBERG'S WICHMAN'S Better Rye and UHUIUIC MIGATS nk POULTRY Bread VAlley 0131 vVX011ll1lj,Z' Ave., Lllfklilllil VAlIey 4318 LOESCI-IE,S BAKERY HAKICII ov QV.-xI,ITY Gowns Compliments of AUGUST HINNENKAMP 589 Wymuiug' Avo. XVI-st IAll'lil2ll1ll who contemplate a business education will find the individual instruction as give the CAMPBELL COMMERCIAL SCHOOL a great advantage in making progress. Each pupil is taught individually- tlle school and see haw we train our students for business. Through our well-organized Employment Department graduates I assisted in securing positions. DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS. Bookkeeping-Shorthand-Typewriting--Accounting-Secretarial Training CAMPBELL COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 31 EAST FOURTH STREET MAin 1606 -:- MAin l607 CINCINNATI, OHIO +a+100+g.,- KATHMAN QUALITY SHOES 134 Calhoun Street Drs. Wm. C. Schmidter, Sr. 86 Jr. 97 West McMillan Street Cincinnati, Ohio NEW SYSTEM SHOE REBUILDERS 1604 Cedar Avenue Kirby 0087 College Hill DR. H. C. VAN WYE Citizens Bank Building St. Bernard, Ohio AVon 8842 FLUEGEMAN SHOE STORE Shoes for the Entire Family 7125 Vine Street VAIIQ5' 0575 E. J. SCHILLING 4732 Vine Street AVon 4365 Tower Dry Cleaning 86 Repairing we CALL AND DELIVER 42-15 Tower Ave., St. B9l'1lill'll. 0. He-rln Frees, Prop. UNiVeI'sity 2254 Praxfripfiori Specialixf WALTER WHITE 119 flillhtbllll St. Opp. Dennis AVon 4806-1055 Cincinnati, O. AVon 2645 ST. BERNARD DRY CLEANING AND SHOE REPAIRING 4832 Vine St. lid Bertv Gus Meyer :XVUII 4-152 WINTERING'S PHARMACY Prescription Specialist -1533 Vine St. St. BQ-'l'1lRll'1l, Ohio BRAUN'S TOGGERY The Men's Slaop on the Hill HAMILTON AT CEDAR WILLIAMS' PHARMACY Vino Street :lt Russ Avi-. A Von 8225 AVon -1505 L. J. VANDEN EYNDEN Men's Wear HERBERT G. PICK, PH. M. Prescriptions a Specialty SULLIVAN Bz DELMAR STREETS ST. BERNARD, OHIO AVon 7905 PROMPT DELIVERY FRANK J. SCHMIDLIN Hardware, Painls and Glass 4601 Vine Street St. Bernard, Ohio HENRY STEINKOLK Plaarmavisi Vim- K RVRINIIIIILIUHI St. Be-I'11:II'4l, U. +ef1o1ya+-- WE DELIVER . KAUTZ MARKET QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES JEifersnn 0584 WE DELIVER VAlley 0627 DIEHL'S Formerly Wolfram Staple, Fancy Groceries and Meats 1233 California Ave. Bond Hill, ohio 5901 Vine St. Elmwood Pl., Ohio Avon ssss WE DELIVER H. VON BARGEN White Villa Grocer 1501 Main Street LOUIS BUERKLE Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables VAlley 0011 Reading, Ohio 4182 Vine Street LEI-IN,S FOOD MARKET FOOD , MARKET Groceries, Meats, Fruits, Vegetables S ins sYcAMoRE STREET 4818AX3:1f37?fr99t ll rr f d li - Hii... 'i.Zl?.J1.Zf.ff ...Z'.i.J .i'ZL1.1 i,.,U1i, Ur 2,:5,f 5gqf3, Dgf,',3'f,1,2y ' WM. SIEGEL MEATS and POULTRY Exvlusively at Low Prices AVon 0333 132 Calhoun Street PETER MERKLE 222 Dunn Street Choice Meats and Poultry vixney mos-0477 LQCKLAND, oi-no PArkway 8998 WELZ'S BAKERY FINE CAKI'IS ANI, BRE.-XII Wedding E5 Party Cakes n Specialty 23 VV. Elder Street CIIICIIIIIEIEI, Ohio DRAFT BEER CONFECTIONS THE CALHOUN FOOD Sl SANDWICH SHOP Calhoun St. at Scioto S. W. Fish Sandwiches Friday and Saturday Fresh Rolls Every Morning at 6:30 A. M. SINCLAIR'S GRILL 4921 Vi11e Street St. Bernard, Ohio PULLMAN SWEET SHOPPE 2629 Vine Street SANDWICHES ICE CREAM and SCHRAFFT'S CHOCOLATES WOLFROM'S Square Deal Grocery 7121 Vine Street HARRY'S-Men's Wear The Leading Men': Stare in tbe Valley Stetson Hats-Interwoven Sox-Arrow Shirts Union Made Work Clothes 6011 Vine Street Elmwood Place, Ohio JIM VAN-The Wall Paper Man ST. BERNARD, OHIO 4031 Vine Street AVon T716 UNITED CONFECTIONERY Home made Brick Ice Cream 2512 qt., 351.00 gal. Cash and curry VINE Bl DANIEL STS. AVON 3101 -v8f102fB4- M AVOII 1775 fi 2 0 Compliments of WEIL R I , , A ANTONIAN CLUB N 2u33-35 Ville Street g G CALHOUN FILLING 86 SERVICE STATION HARRY R. BRAMKAMP CALHOUN BL JEFFERSON Compliments of A. G. KEMME, SR. Compliments of DOLLE AUTO SERVICE 2917 Glendoru Avenue Compliments of Veneita and Annetta Meiner AVUII 2783 Phil Dolle, Prop. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH SALES thru SERVICE THE J. H. ALBERS CO. Oldest Chrysler' Dealer in Southern Ohio 7-139 Ville Stl't't't VAl1ey 0-I-10-0-1-H Compliments of FRANK J. SCHWAB RUTH'S BEAUTY SHOP AVOII 8107 4735 Vine Street St. B0l'll3ll'll Compliments of Jack and Mary jane Nellans ST. BERNARD GARAGE Studebaker Sales 86 Serzfiec AVUII 0778 5115 Vine Street St. Be-1'IIm'd Compliments of HARRY H. THOMAS 2858 Henshaw Avenue PArkway 1088 LADY ATTENDANT C. L. JURGENS Braees, Crutcher, .Elastic Goods, Truuex, Supporters 1524 Vine Street CiI1C'il1llIlfi, Ohio COMPLIMENTS of I Compliments of A HOLLMANN BROS. DAIRY 56 Envlirl Avenuv VAIIQ-y 2322 -...,gf103lg,...- Complimenfs of THE BYRNES CONWAY CO. AVOn 1648 19 Hank Avenue St. Bernard, Ohio Complimenfx of SUPERIOR READY MIXED CONCRETE CO. AVOII 1647 19 Bank Avenue St. Bernard, 0. Compliments of THE ST. BERNARD BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. AAYVUII 3073 19 Bank Avenue St. l'3t'l'l1ilI'd, 0. Complinzenfs of CHAS. LOHMANN Claief of Police, Si. Bernarcl, Ohio Best Wisloes GEO. W. ROTHFUSS Cify Treasurer, Sf. Bernard Gut a had roof?-Get EMMERS CORNICE CO. to repair it sas-40 E. IJTI-I STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO PArkway 1567 AVOII T-188 THE DAWSON-EVANS CONST. CO. H. W. DAWSON, Pres. E. W. EVANS, Secy. E5 Treax. B. H. BUDKE, Gen. Supl. A. GUTTING COAL sf BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Glendale 3 3 3 -W Iilrhy 0221 Your College Hill Florist Flowers for all Oeeasions BURTSCHY FLOWERS 105 Delmar S823 Vine 4535 Main-Ave. 59075 Hamilton Avenue Tbierfffg vimfoffll Mgrgxogjoo PAI'kXV21y 2773 Florists WIEBEL-jeweler 1233 Vine Street 1730 vim- su-een cincinnati, Ohio VAl1ey 0065 RIEDLINGER RICHARD T. WELLING FUNERAL HOME jeweler Min a Inmu Loekland, Ohio 19 GIW1 Street DIAMONDS JEWELRY WATCHES KARL J. MOUCH CARTI-IAGE JEWELER Repairing a Specialty 7202 Vine St. Compliments of St. Bernard Jewelry 86 Radio Shop AV011 4388 4724 Vine Street St. BOI'I1i1I'd. Ohio .qfif104i3,....- Mrrow CPress G96 Tublisbers of 'Ghe 1935 Amcwcmth C-L56 104 EAST COURT STREET Phone Cherry 4331 -..K+ 1 0 5 Eg..- Rev. Rev Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev Rev Rev Rev. Rev. Rev. PATRONS Antonine Brockhuis E. M. Diener Cornelius Grein Antonillus James James Kelly Senan Kelly Paschal Kerner Chas. McGurn J. Michalowski Cassian Sand Edward H. Sims A Friend M. and L. Abbing Mr. and Mrs. O. Bangert Alois Beller Dr. Geo. C. Bishop Mr. and Mrs. B. Blanken Mr. and Mrs. Brewer Mrs. J. G. Broxterman Mr. Wm. Broxterman Ida Burtschy Tillie Burtschy A Friend G90 Earl Domis J. P. Donohue Mrs. E. J. Eckerle Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Federle Ben J. Finke Henry Garling Mrs. John Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gill Mrs. A. Gruenwald Aloysius Hampel Cecilia Hampel Mrs. E. Hauck Mrs. Frank Hoernschemeyer Mrs. K. Huck A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Humbert J. B. K. Frank Karle Mr. and Mrs. M. Kattus Clarence Kautz W. F. Keller Charles R. Kloth Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Knueven 410695-- I PATRONS Wm. K. Kramer H. F. Krauss Harry Kronlage A Friend Wm. Lehn Ernst Manthey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Matuska Frank Melzer Mrs. Lillian M. Metzel Mrs. John Murray A Friend of O. L. A. Anne Noewer Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Nolan Mrs. C. J. Pater Mr. R. Rothan Omis Samad Mrs. Barbara Scharphoff Ruth Schmalstig Edward Schwegman ' Mrs. F. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Slacke Miss Elizabeth Smethurst A Friend Leo Sohm GQ? Herman J. Tenkman Mrs. Charles E. Thome Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Tilbury A. W. Vehr Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Volters A Friend Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Volz Vernon N. Volz Mrs. Fred Von Wahlde Miss Emma Lou Walsman Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weil, Jr. J. Winston Mrs. Winston Geo. Zeiss A Friend Arcadia Candy Shop Cherry Real Estate Company Delmar Food Market H. Gieseling Confectionery Helen's Sweet Shop Kotte Paint 86 Glass Works Miller Food Shop Starks Dry Goods l -...,5f 1 0 7J3,..,.- SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS Owr Lady of the Angels High School MUSIC DEPARTMENT Ajiliafea' with Ike Cincinnati Conservatory of Music SUBJECTS TAUGHT Pianoforte, Organ, Voice, Violin, Viola, Violoncello, Bass, Flute, Clarinet, Oboe Concert Horn, Trumpet, Trombone, Baritone, Tuba, Percussion, Piano Accor- dion, Harmony, Harmonic Analysis, Theory, History of Music, Sight Singing Dictation, and Orchestration. ORCHESTRA, BAND, GLEE CHORUS ART DEPARTMENT SUBJECTS TAUGHT Drawing, Painting, China Decorating, History of Art. Evening Classes for Adults. SWIMMING CLASSES June ll to August I6 N I TUESDAY AND THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 1:30 TO 4:00 CHILDREN'S CLASSES TUESDAY EVENING, 6:30 TO 9:00 ADULTS' CLASSES Inxfruvtion and Supervision of the Highest Type TERMS: 52.50 a Season -...,gf10 3 Eh.- F5 ,gaffjgkg Congratulations PERFECT ATTENDANCE RECORD ut OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS HIGH SCHOOL 1 93 1 - 1 9 3 5 MARIAN BERCHEM BETTY RosE FEDERLE RITA GAss MARY ALICE KELLER ROSELLA WOLF 2 ' H! W , Wk ' xr Y' ' . .autdgrap 's film-, 1 ?,..... ' lr!-'Lai 777. ,YMLL .eq if Qui., ' s I -s Vx - A ' 1 z 5 : . -1. X Y 5 S ' 3 ' : ' ' ',E','5g,. 1 , -'E 1 I P v' ' ' . 'Y ' if H- ' -4,1 SQ f 4- 4 0 1' 4 ,.,. - -4 1, V -4 ' A ' 'v A Y ., Nu' 4 L. L . . 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