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

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MARY ANN BALZER A hit in Bacon’s play Swing Fever” . . en¬ joys sewing and read¬ ing . . . future nurse . . . O. L. A.’s dill pickle lover. SHIRLEY BARTON Sweet Shirley” al¬ ways retorts, You know it!” . . . ambi¬ tion is to own her own beauty parlor . . possesses a contagious laugh. PAULINE M. BAUER Winter is her favorite season . . . has an ar¬ dent love for music . . likes all sports . . . pet peeve is seeing some¬ one eat a bun upside down. MARILYN RUTH BARHORST Likes horse-back rid¬ ing and ice-skating . . has had driver’s license a year . . . typist for 19 52 Amaranth. ESTHER L. BAUER Good customer for Irm and Vern’s” in St. Bernard . . . am¬ bition is to be a good secretary . . . her con¬ stant pals are the twins. VIRGINIA BECKER Ginny” comes from Northside ... is a real pal . . . likes music . . . pet expression No kidding?” . . . she chooses typing as her career. 19 5 2 Noon time is ' tune time’ as you can readily see from this gay sextet. Some like the soft slow melodies; others seek jitterbug as a relief from daily routine. Bars and suckers provide energy, not only for dancing but also for those afternoon classes, too. Page thirteen

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CATHERINE ALBONETTI Dark hair and brown eyes . . . pet expres¬ sion is George!” . . . Katie” participates in bowling and dancing. ROSE MARY ALEXANDER Cute . . . has a weak¬ ness for french fries . . . shy among crowds . . . entertains herself listening to records. NANCY A. ANDERSON Page twchc Active in politics es¬ pecially civics . . . good books and slum¬ ber parties are her likes . . . quite a talker. BETTY ANTHONY Always in a good mood . . . swell pal . . . usually seen with Joan and Arlene . . . spends most of her spare time on the tele¬ phone. NANCY JANE ARNDT Quiet, sincere, always ready to lend a help¬ ing hand . . . she spends most of her free time writing to pen pals. MARY BACKUS Will always be re¬ membered as Captain Video in the Christ¬ mas play ... a con¬ stant pal of Ann and Joan ... a fine school president. 19 5 1 All for the greater honor and glory of God.” Every single day . at O.L.A. was a happy one since we started each day with these words. We know that long after we leave our school days behind we will cherish these few small words which mean so very much.

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JEAN M. BEITING Has cute laugh when happy ... is a mem¬ ber of the Speech Arts class . . works at the Telephone Company.. Soupie” is really so- MARY LOU triable. BERLING She is fun to be with . . . always laughing and talking . . . staff writer for the Herald , likes to write short stories. MARY BODE I Meer” has a weak¬ ness for french fried potatoes and choco¬ late pie . . . she can’t stand anyone who cracks his knuckles . . loved by all . . . Her¬ ald staff. Cute and neat ... al¬ ways found laughing . . . made no definite plans beyond gradua¬ tion ... is a pal to everyone. CAROL A. BRUECKNER JANICE A. BRONNER Happy-go-lucky . . . member of band and Herald staff . . . writes poetry . . her constant giggles are catching . . rooter at Bacon foot¬ ball games. JANET D. BURGOYNE Our own Dottie Mack” . . . would like to continue work in television after gradu¬ ation . . . enjoys play¬ ing all types of sports. Page fourteen 1 9 Obviously, the news received in the office was good news. Sunny, cheerful smiles like these don’t often accompany anything ex¬ cept good news. Could this be the day before an off day, or were they just told No gym today, girls”? It must be some¬ thing like that.