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

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Violet Engel SAINTS PETER AND PAUL VW is rarely heard from in class, :5th always knows where the place is, and usually realizes what the teacher is talking about. One Of the five best dancers at O. L. A. Rosemary Ernst SAINT GEORGE ROSiW is a smiling succexs in work, popularity, and friendship. H M genteel manner and easy efficiency are the admira- tion and envy of the senior class. Greatest desire - to converse in French with Anabella. Betty Feichtner SAINT THOMAS AQUINAS An asset to basketball, Betty regards as a major calamity, tla-e abolition of inter- sclaolastic c011zpetition amowg girls. Rues the day when she unwittingly undertook fbc sfudy of Latin, amt! advocates a com- mittee for protecting freshmen from a like fate. Irene Feller SAI NT GEORGE Giggling and mischief-making are well known to Irene. She: considers herself a big sem'or, but her freshman sister looks down on laer. Tlae IFVgirl of O. L. A., and proud of tlae fact. mesa 25 'L 15 m,

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Rita Ellert SAINT CLEMENT Any grade below 95 doom? satisfy Rita, am! sloeos seldom disappointed. Loyalty and kindnessoL-ber motto. Skis a friend indeed wlo-en lacr classmates are in need. Betty J ane Ellis SAI NT CLEMENT 1 Bettyos energy and ability make bar one of that enviable do- or ah?J sort of people. Skid willingly remain a school girl for tlae rest of her life. In class she is pleas- antly content to remain a spectator, but if called upon, she always responds. Celeste Elshrock SAINTS PETER AND PAUL Wlaicb are you Dutclf? Ieckyl 0r Hyde. Quiet and petite in appearance, witty and sagacious in personality. With you, one simply cannot depend upon first impressions. Is float new coijfure original, Celeste, or is it a Paris creation? Mary Louise Engel SAINTS PETER AND PAUL What would the Seniors do without Mary Lou to brighten their occasional gloom? In laer more serious moments, thremely rand she composes verse subtly satirizing laer tlassmates. Slack quiet and innocent looking w but so is dynamite. Nazi 24 faw-

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...,.353 26 fgwm Rose Suzanne Frank SAINT PAUL Rose has been witla us only one year but has used that brief time to great advan- tage. Industrye is her middle name. She designs clever posters, paints, and sketches. Ever smiling, ever friendly, is our Rose. Dorothy Jane Gebhard SACRED HEART Dottiek dearest ambition is to be a second Petty. Her tiny 1mg nose is the envy of all her friends. Next to drdwz'ng and dancing, laer favorite pastime is eating. Rita Geers SAINT CLEMENT Riffs neatness, stick-to-z'tiveness, and genuine friendliness, have wan for Iver the honor of Vice-President of the school. With tlae will to do, and the soul to dare, we foresee bar, a shining star in whatever field she chooses. Thelma Geers SAINT CLEMENT Tlaelme is indeed everyonees friend. Kind, considerate, slye delights in making others happy. Her giggles are amtagious, and am always be depended upon to break the deepest gloom.