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

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. ,.9 , X 1. .I N - ..-fs' ' sf-rv ,. fm 4 l '3 - E Page iufvnly Irene Billinghurst When it comes to dancing, Rene could carry off a few prizes. Has the very aching habit of falling off chairs. Boxing matches and mathematics fascinate her. Intends to become an airline hostess. Mary Ann Birn Birnie , better known as the brain , is the capable editor of the Herald. Has very big brown eyes and very expressive eyebrows. Ought to be a Congresswoman, but has her heart set on chemical engi- neering at U. C. Mary Louise Boehl Boll is nicknamed The Shadow -a very long shadow, 5' 81f4 to be exact. Takes pride and joy in those tasty dishes she dreams up at home. Likes chemistry and nursing and rates an A in talking. Ida Mae Boehm Ida Mae actually loves trigonometry and solid geometry in spite of it all. Artisti- cally inclined. Would rather bowl than eat, but refuses to tell her score. Fervently hopes to be a competent business woman after a while.

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Virginia Berling Our petite brown - haired, green - eyed jinni plans to soar through the wild blue yonder as an air hostess. As quiet as a mouse, except when she's talking about that Civil Air Patrol. Alice Bessler Tiny Al likes English and bowling. She is the very active president of the Mary Unit and a second Jascha Heifetz in the school orchestra. Has a knack for drawing and for removing fish hooks. Dolores Betsch Dode gets along well with everyone, saxaphone included. Takes all her driv- ing lessons in a cemetery so she can't run over any live bodies. When it comes to bowling or sewing Dode is tops. A would-be telephone operator. Mary Kathryn Beuerlein Mary Kayl' enjoys breezing around Nor- wood Rink on her privately owned roller skates. Regretfully admits that she still hasn't learned the art of balancing herself on wheels. Lucky to have naturally curly hair. l ef' 1 - h Y - w g ' 5-pfp ff icy, w i' ' ,' p la, fipxpiagd as N 1Q6Q:'Jj ,152 -'leg ,,.. t. , Y , . 8,6 dfuwe I f ' A on vw -W ' 1 Page nineteen

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Alice Boehmer Alice can't get along without bowling, dancing, picnics, and popcorn refera fP - bly Oke-Dokenj. Cooks fairly well. Plans to follow in her mother's footsteps. Dorothy Boland Tiny, fragile, quiet, and reserved. Put them all together and you have Dottie , Designs fashions endlessly and even makes her own creations. Plans to take adver- tising at U. C. Barbara Brell Bobbie is a veritable Jimmy Dorsey on the clarinet. Spends all her spare time riding her favorite horse, Scotty , and playing records. Hopes to enter Good Samaritan Hospital. Regina Brinck Jeannie is always ready for a good laugh. Can really play that trumpet of hers. Doesn't need anyone to announce her presenceg that deep voice gives her away. Favors commercial subjects and driving. i 1' . N 1 qf Q I ' 9 I . in ' at , if? ' ' Darian .Q D 'M Qaagf ,fe l -'tv .? ' fri' 1 A , Q , .- Q eo, ' A 0,6 i -1Qw'2 ' i Q- , fs, V. if O V - V, 241-f x Pugv lwrnly-om'