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

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J! i' ilwrbyfklff' IJ, ag ?'afJj'1 il fr.. ,te,-.,, age twenty-six WA if My I 'nl . . J M20 .1 wr, ' .if-U Q-W. 'li' Mary E. Greiner SAINT FRANCIS Happy-go-lucky Mae is a firm believer in the expression If you don't write, you're wrong. She writes at least a letter a day. She possesses a remarkable ability to make anyone laugh. Pop , the street car conductor, refuse to smile when Mar misses his ear ii Wi f , , Jwwwjezx ami neran 5 Qi if OUR MOTHER OF SORROWS W- just a cute little redhead and an endless talker. , Could out-argue Molotov in gaining y point. ' Anxiouslys awaiting the re urn of a c in Marine Neat dress 'Y a o - 'e . I 1 M i I 1 1, ' 1 ' I .1 . ll . 1 ey arlan I S PETER AND PAU hirl thrives on movies, especially those featur- ing Van johnson. Her most sought-after ambition is to become a private secretary. Ready and will- ing to try anything once. Strawberries and pork chops are her favorite dishes. Marion Harmeyer SAINTS PETER AND PAUL Mischievous and lively! Marion is a model com- panion. Regards homework with an air of indiffer- ence One of the last girls to arrive at O L A each day Nature rather than seiente has en flowed her with Pretty' b air ,iw ff2fff'i.ff' up J pimms ii

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- l, e L f'fC 'A' ' L' 4' ,. ,. - 1 1 ff'-1-Jvfefeef '- 7 'J' ery Q., WL 4,711-tl ' .45.a-va. ' ej '-Jef-,fs-4--rf' 'J' ffl., 1 f :Man cf s 1.--wb Off l r J4f,,i'., Mary Ann Garmann,7. 44- SAINT CLEMEN1' ' N Therc's never a dull moment when Mary Ann is around. She's a marvelous dancer and musician, and a notable member of Saint Clement's band, orchestra, and choir. She admits that her favorite meal is mashed potatoes and steak, but everyone connects her with pastry goods because of her father's thriving business. U E ith ecksij I AINT nga 2 I L' I me Edith may e dubbed the SE Girl-earnes , e - cient, and even-tempered. Determined to play Chopin's compositions better than Jose Iturbi. In- dustrious and quiet, Edie possesses patience and perseverance. Takes great pride in collecting mu- sician's autographs and in embroidering them on he bandana. 'vf-Laffy-1. fab '5,LLb-'P i' ' Ann Marie Giglio sw e Mb SAINT ANDREW Haggis forever gay and full of life. Reads like a jet-propelled motor. Never seen without a ,friendly smile. Gentle and gracious to her class- 0,Y,4J- mates . . . a model for all future students at M, L. A. Heaves a big sigh when Sister mentions a the room-cleaning campaign. P I ly X . 2 n .1 1 5 FN 0' ' V 'N 'KW MW ar M. Gillich SAINT GEORGE Gay Gill adds zest to each and every day. She is the able secretary of the C.S.M.C., and has all the qualifications of an Honor Roll student. Life without her would be nil especially for her co s in Cathe me , ?yf s3,,fx,vgJf if , J ly V A iifffifffbf M .iw it

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v I . 3, . is ,ff . vw J' Q if Ny fffd ew Iliff swssfffiysf ,. X i . 4 -IJ , Qfw Wd ffl w vi UW V cv ' r ,P V I X r l V L My 'I S' f 4' iff!! I A l T wx' sffwgyif' Marlyn Hartman SAINT MARY Marlyn is our budding archeologist. Yearns to travel to South America after graduation . Makes friends quickly. Is never too busy to perform extra little tasks for the faculty. Likes to skate, owl, and to take bride parts in dramatic club. I , VJANJ . SAINT ALOYSIUS yfbgfljfg 0' ' .Rosemary Hasler fi! WW , A Rosie can always be heard saying, Off the beam or Big Deal! Says she would like to visit Leich- tenstein, Mexico, which is located in the middle of nowhere. Enthusiastic about writing letters and moving furniture. An active member of the D.M.O. MQ QF KD f A H ' oreen . ermann p ah mx-K 'X.,..z.S'131fl3K Y SAINT CLEMENT oreen delights in passing Bacon on her way to school every morning. She is the only girl who sleeps at a slumber party. Relates continuously e anecdotes of Vic and Sade . At club meet- ings she enjoys a good argument. She envies ac- complished pianists and composers. Never misses ha football game or a dance fiat S Alberta Hoffman gwqg, SAINT JOHN BAPTIST Bert continuously is boasting of her collection of Frank Sinatra pictures. If the music were to stop she would keep right on dancing. For humorous views on life she reads Bugs Bunny comic books. Outside activities always interest her far more than ordinary school work. KQDLQ. M. Page twenty-scL'v1z