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

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Emma Brinkman SAINT CLEMENT Emma scores in smiles as well as pals. Handles a basketball witla the ease of Atlas, and ofers no mean competition to her challengers. Her pet aversion- homework. Rosemary Brockman SAINT CLEMENT One of the famous St. Bernardites, Rosif can always add a gay note to any occasion. Her chief deligbt-aclotlaes and more clothes. Takes life as it comes, but has never been knoum to Shirk responsibility. Ruth Marie Brookbank SAINT CLEMENT Ruth and her paintbrush are inseparable companions. Her poetry, wlaz'cla slae pens with such ease, might stir awn Tennysow to envy. Divides bar typing period into developing speed and into lengthy discussions with Viola. Mary Brotherton SAINT JAMES Although Mary came to- us in the eleventh year she has already won a place in our hearts. An ardent baseball fan, she aspires to succeed Manager Mcchhnie. Chief asset - her beautiful hair.

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Eva Marie Blennert SAINT JOSEPH NAZARETH Who reads all the most difficult letters in shorthand? Who attracts so many friends with her hedrty smile and unassuming manner? Who? . . . Eva. Why? . . . Perhaps ifs because she has just a hit of everything with a touch of spice. Janet Boland SAINT GEORGE How we thrill to Ianet's rhyming and chiming 0f the hells. For a tiny miss 519015 a big chatter-hox. Ping-pong en- thusiasts, beware! She plays the game a little? Her ambitionhto grow. Her loveh Rosiefl Betty Ann Braunstein SAINT FRANCIS Curly black hair and a winning smile put map and crispness into Bettgfs appear- ance. Talented ama' versatile, she employs equal facility in waving her baton over the orchestra and in entertaining us with a charming ballet. Elvalee Brickweg SAINT CHARLES What would Elvalee do without Rita, Ginny, and Rufh to brighten her spirits when her horizon looks darkest? A dis- illusioned chemist, she advocates the abolition of the course from the senior curriculum. Her attendance record, 1937-1941-perfect.

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Ann Bucher SACRED HEART Amfs slow, easy drawl and casual manner are illustrative of that singular optimism so characteristic of her awry action. That sweet, shy smile which supplements all her responses in class ofsets any embarrass- ment that might. arise at a possible error. J ean Buescher SAINT CLARE 19cm excels in scholarship, popularity, and ability to jwersuaa'e. To her efficiency and persistence do we owe 110 small part of our advertisements; to her originality am! literary talent, are we indebted for a number of our Annual features. Margaret Celesti SAINT PAUL With Mac may always be associated the admonition, Girls, remember your map- shots? Witty by nature, she encounters great difficulty in restraining her talent throughcmt am entire class session, and mczy he depended upon to produce humor at the slightest pmvocation. Marcella Coors SAINT BERNARD Sweet, lovable, Marccw is welcome in any group because she can always find the silver lining in a dark cloud. Allergic to weiners, she anticipates the day when the school-cafeteria will switch to hratwursts.