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

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MARJORIE KOCH Page twenty-four Tiny Margie” wears a size 3 z shoe . . . member of orchestra and band . . . has a cute smile . . . works in a florist shop. IRENE KOEPFLE Has many pals . . . works for a jewelry store . . . passes her spare hours at Irm and Vcrn’s” . . . very seldom seen without Irma. IRMA KOEPFLE Member of the band .. her greatest achieve¬ ment is laughing out loud. . . is quite proud that she is five min¬ utes older than Irene. DOLORES KOHNE Likes dancing . . . has a galaxy of friends . . . pet expression: Don’t be bitter” . . . favorite sport is football. RUTH MARY KOHNE Blonde hair and ap¬ pealing smile . . . her pal is Mary Alice Steg- eman . . Ruthie works at Albers in Northside. SYLVIA KOHSTALL Cute, blonde, and nice is a descriptive pic¬ ture of Sylvia . . . makes her own clothes . . always says, That’s the way it goes.” 19 5 1 Before the class is officially called to order with prayer the girls take advantage of the few extra minutes by playing tick- tack-toe on the blackboard. In only a little while the black¬ board will be put into use in a different manner. (Guess what?) til

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REGINA JONES Loves all sports . . . often seen with Shir¬ ley . . . pet peeve: she dislikes people who notice her dimples . . . reveals a sweet smile. BARBARA JUNKER Hair of brown and eyes of blue . . . fan of Bacon . . . pet expres¬ sion: Oh!” . . . mem¬ ber of the Glee Club. MARY ANN KLAUS Fond of football games and dogs . . . My gosh!” seems to flow from her mouth nat¬ urally . . . pals with Nora, Ruth, and Mary Lee. GAYLE KLINGENBERG JACQUELINE KLEI Hey” girl . . . finds dancing and sports in¬ teresting . . . Barbara is her constant pal . . . hopes someday to rear a family of boys. Always near at hand . . . reliable . . . her moods are serious and light . . . ardent mem¬ ber of the current Glee Club. PHYLLIS KLINK A friendly girl with a heart-warming smile . . . Herald staff . . . claims her favorite sport is tennis . . . am¬ bition: to write for a newspaper after grad¬ uation. 19 5 2 There’s nothing like a little rest. Some seniors take over the lay teachers’ room to secure needed relaxation. The wishful looks on their faces prove that they enjoy radio even in this Tele¬ vision Era.” How they wish they could stay all day! Page twenty-three

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EDITH LAUX Sweet and friendly . . . vice-president of the Student Council . . . her ambition: to be a good secretary . . very proud of her twin sis¬ ters. PATRICIA LOHMAN Pat is 5’ . . . has brown hair and brown eyes . . . Purcell fan . . . pet expression— Oh, George!” . . . friend to everyone. MARY ANN MANNING Quiet and cute miss . . usually found with Rosie Seufert . . . hob¬ by is dancing . . wants to work in an office after graduation. JOAN E. LICHTENBERG Is usually found with Ruth Ann . . . likes football games and basketball games . . . cute . . . possesses a nice disposition. JOAN M. LUECKE Spends time practic¬ ing with orchestra . .. has a nice smile and loving personality . . . usually with Shirley S. . . . knitting is her hobby. CAROL MATJE Carol represents Room 4 on the Mary Unit . . . possesses a friendly disposition ... is very proud of a particular ring on her left hand . . . her closest friends are Edith and Joan. 19 5 2 Incidents like this one do not occur during the regular school hours, but after the 2:30 bell rings . . . anything can and usually does happen. Activities do not end at 2:30. Usually there’s an exciting basketball game or a friendly chat by the lockers. Page twenty-five