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

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Helen Flege You can always tell Fledge by those big sparkling eyes of hers and that quick friendly smile. ls quite good at all sports, but likes swimming in particular. She'll be working in a science laboratory after graduation. Patricia Gartner Five feet three, sweet as can be, is this typical bundle of laughter. Very promin- ent as the G.A.A.'s president. Takes great pride in talking about Smiley , her G.I. Wins friends by just being her cute self. Lois Geary Lois is Fort Wayne's contribution to O.L.A. When the thermometer reaches zero, you'll find her skating on Burnet Woods Lake. A great admirer of Poe and O. Henry. Wouldn't mind being a sec- retary to a prominent business man. Marian Geiger Marian, our smart and chic drum major- ette, has surely contributed to O.L.A.'s fame. Likes nothing better than diving into a cool pool on a hot day. Anxiously awaits the day when she can sign R.N. after her name. i -. 1 Q ' 6 A Ria, wx A e q L N , 1 f:!i'2Q ' 'Q ,Qs 1 N ' V fun-as if . aa' W si ,fiezfa G y s ,, A ah Page twcniyvnine

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Page fwmly-right Alta Feldman A bundle of bangs and brightness. Par- ticularly fond of Janie and '47 Buicks. just can't manage to keep her hands warm. Goes around humming My Silent Love all the time. Betty Fiebig A tall red head, Fieb distinguishes her- self both in athletics and dancing. Keeps all her classmates laughing with those crazy remarks. Even wears herself out trying to be O.L.A.'s fastest talker. Elizabeth Finkbeiner A very active little gal, who just can't sit still, Sis likes dancing and swimming better than anything. Never gets tired of talking and laughing at Rita. Janet Finke Jan is noted for her ability to cook. Usually spends her 4th period on the sec- ond floor discussing her school problems with her friends. Idolizes Van Johnson and dreams of being a super-duper sec- retary someday.

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Q ' . W' 1 0 'N fx,e?a9 ' X 65 7-.J Q I' :Q 516 Q33 'lk . .y K '12 l. 1 ' - 1 -. ' if 5 , X 'ff - -.. we . ss. 1-,9ui. .- .ff . T 1 11 Page Ibirly Betty Jo Geraci A musical lassie if there ever was one, with that big bass fiddle of hers. Betty -Io harbors a love for bookkeeping and a desire to become a criminal lawyer at Boston Law School. To her goes the best of luck. Catherine Gillich C is for cute, G is for grand, and there is Catherine. Greets everybody with a jolly Hi and has intentions of don- ning a white cap, at Good Samaritan. Between school work and knitting she's really busy. Ellen Goldschmidt Auburn tresses, freckles, and green eyes make up this uncomplaining, understand- ing Junior Miss. Wants very much to follow into the footsteps of Florence Nightingale. Quite a few people are proud of having her as their friend. Joan Grandfield Talented beyond comparison is this mirth- filled bundle of wit and charm. Creates poetry, sketches, plays the piano. All her pals would like to see her as the fashion editor of a prominent magazine.