Rosary High School - Campanile Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

 - Class of 1947

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ifI.ORIfNCTli IIUTER Now here is a girl with a flare for writing, who delights us with her hu- mor in original poetry. Nlaybe the lakes and lofty heights of the Switzerland Alps which Ziggyl' vis- ited a few years ago fur- nished the inspiration. The helpful hand she lends to all Rosary affairs, especially in the decora- tive line, shows her un- limited generosity. CHARLES KAISER Like all Rosary men Chuck is charming, loqua- cious and assured. Ilis Hoor talks are the pride oi' the sociology class, and his smooth appearance the envy of the rest of the school. A member of the R club, he merited his letter by his defensive work on the varsity foot- ball squad. EUGENE KRAFT If you need a good pic ture taken, developed, and printed in a hurry, see Kraft Inc. Flash bulb Gene , the orhcial school photographer, has had much experience and has been an invaluable mem- ber of the Rosarian and CAINIPANILE staffs. As Dr. Dozous in The Song of Bernadette he gave evi- dence of another of his talents. Versatile is the word for Eugene. MARY KRUTKO The tall, dithdent sen- ior, to whom most of us must look up, Alary has little to say that is not worth while listening to. She is dependable and co- operative, a competent typist and a bowler of no mean ability. A member of St. Thomas Parish. Alary is devoted to all its interests. ionx juiii As chairman oi' the cir- culation committec, he does most of the circulat- ing in the famous Jule coachf' that is a miniature school bus. Jack shows us what the well-dressed man should wear to attain an air of distinction. As a lover of music, he goes in for the drums, and claims he hears every band that comes to town. A curly-haired Casanova, 'lack will long be remem- bered for his pleasant per- sonality. JUDY KING The girl with the inter- esting eyes is the latest ad- dition to our class. She came from New Albany and in a short time has become one of us. Her hobbies include sketching, skating, and swimming. An A student with little apparent effort, Judy dis- cusses earnestly and de- bates convincingly. Our only regret is that she de- layed her coming to Ro- sary so long. SALLI KRAMER Famous for her last minute marathons, Salli usually times her arrival at one minute after the buzzer. She claims her sole ambition is to be the instigator of an explosion in the chemistry lab. A vivacious addition to the C. Y. O. and the Rosary Canteen, Salli is also an enthusiastic participant in all school activities and is irrepressible in supporting the basketball team. BARBARA KUI IN As elusive as quicksil- vcr, Barbara is the petite and vivacious member of our class. She is known for the blue of her eyes and the lightness of her dancing feet. She has evi- denced her dramatic abil- itv and is an interested and interesting contribu- tion to all classroom dis- cussions.

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DOROTHY GORDON Blonde, blueaeyed, with a friendly smile. our Dot will make someone a wonderful secretary some day. She eolleets records and actually hoards snap- shots-see her billfold if you don't believe it. All of us owe her mueh for her quiet. unselfish serviee to our activities. AGNES GRAMLING She is small, quiet. but oh, so likeable. Agnes eame to us from Corpus Christi in our junior year and from reports, she thinks Rosary is tops. She likes history, football, and poetry. and has traveled far from hotne in the states. just among us. she is famous for an intrigu- ing. winsome bashfulness. DOLORES IIERDERICK A member of the lin' sarian staff and senior li' brarian. Mini has main- tained an A record throughout her four years at Rosary. Blue Danube became multi - colored when she joined the seleet group in Chonita. to give melody to the ballet. The prophets say the fu- ture holcls niueh for Do' lores. DONALD I lll,l.lillllxkNlJAl- Yiee President ol the senior elass. Don has tray- eled deep in tht- heart of Texas and elsewhere in the U, 9. liishing at' traets him in sports: oil painting in artsg and the lluteh Shoppe in business. A few more eurls clistin guish him from his other half. Seryiee a hundred per eent goes on his ree ord plus it multitude ol' friends. d ,mfL 'M'x X s MARY LEE GRAE This lass hails from Lancaster. but has traveled extensively throughout the states. Her favorite subject is Englishg her present hobby, writing poetry: while swimming and diving have brought her fame. Though hlary l,ee is tht- baby of the elass, she has kept her marks up with those of her elders. JOSEPH GREENE Art editor of school pa- per. twoaletter man in track, this Rembrandt of our senior class has won three scholarships at the Columbus Art School. The state judges at the Ohio State Fair awarded him seeond prile for por- trait painting in oil. All elassmen agree that the future should bring re- nown to our artist and lin- guist. XIARY KAY IIOSEY kklbat Posey is pret- tier to behold? Dress de- signing and modeling at one of our leading- depart- ment stores takes much of her time. but she manages to have some left over to be eharming to all Rosara ians. A sparkling smile, nlus personal magnetism, has gained Mary Kay a popular position among her schoolmates. GERALD llll I l'RR.-XNDT llright prospeets are ahead for nlerryu who spends his summers work- ing lor the State. lhis. .incl the laet that econom- ies is his favorite subleet. inclitate that he will go into some phase ol eom- meree. lie claims he is lamous for his twin brother, but Rosarians pro- elaim his fame as a stage hand.



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XIMDIQI IXI1 IAUCQIII IN Xlatlue l1.1s .1 rt-.iclx .111 sxxer lor l'YL'I'X' tlllL'sIlUI1 .llltl .1 qticstion lor exert .1ns11'er. ller stucly periorl teclinique oliten iiixolves lter in tlillieulties, but slie L'l1.lI'IUS lier 11.11 out ntl tliein. ller sense will liu nior .intl lier 11ppreei.1tio11 ol tlie lutlierrrus i11 exert situation, liave lneen inxal- ualmle assets during the last tliree 5 ea rs. PHYLLIS LEE Brown eyes. a reacly smile and ll quiet elli- ciency cliaraeterifc Pliil. Her punetuality and cle' pendability are of the un- obtrusive variety that sel- tlom receive clue reeogni' tion. Altlioiigli slie lias won numerous typing .incl sliortliancl awartls slie is definitely allergic to lmuclf gets. Public speaking can hardly be rzitecl as one ol' lier liolubies, but luowlingg V-tl1.1t is sometliing else. RIC! I.-XRD LIEB The Circyliounrl Cont pany is unaware ol' tlie competition ollieretl ln Dick's Bloodhound. an elderly, green Buick. llis machine has assisted in the transportation ul' Diclfs buddies to alnout every point in Oliio. Dick is a three-letter man and sometimes wears a gold football. At jitterbug he lias no equal. ,IO .XXX XIAIJICL,-XX jojnn came to llosarx from tlie Unixersity scliool in lier junior year. Be- sides thoughtful class 11-irls. Ilogxllliis rloinesticity sliuhs in lier liolxlmies ul ltnitting anal ixeaxinu. l,k'l'll.lITN wt-'ll meet ,I-LX1111 again in Hlletter llonits .intl ciAI'llL'Hsl'. IH 3 Y i 4 1 1... 1 ASQ 'Pl x ROY I l .XRS Xlvitli east g1'.1ce, liuy lI.lN L.tI'I'lL'Kl N111 lionors in tlit- stliool. llotli .is Sen ior l,I'k'KlLlL'I1l .Illfl .is lyies- iclent ol tlie ll clulu lie has eticlencecl .1 eo-tl ellieiency atncl loresiglit. .X menilwer ol' tht- 1.1rsity lootluall .intl l1.1slaetlm.1ll NklLl.lilN, lic l1.1s also lk'Llflll'l'kl in tl!'.tIll.IllCN lor tht- past tlrree years. llc possesses .1 persuasive xoiec .intl certain suave- ness oli IILIIIIIQF tliat will t.1l4e liini lar. Cil.Al3rX LIEB Known as Sis to her many lirienrls, slie is ap' preciatecl lor lier culinary art. A math wizard and talented actress, Clara has earned the admiration and envy of her classmates. Vile feel lionorecl that Clara deeicletl to come along witli us to tl'1e linisli. ESTIIER LEONARIJUZZI According to her lriencls. Estlier's quiet manner is strictly a class- room routine. Hard work- ing ancl persistent, she is sure to malse a success of wliatcver slie undertakes. .Ks present slie is an ar- tlent recorcl collector, and she specializes in bowling and swimming. XK'II.l.l.-XXI Nl4XI.ONIi filter .III .iflxenture .1x1'.15 lrorn liosars. Billy xuiiicleretl lnacli to us in liis Qoplioinore jsear. lle ltolrls the speetl record lroni lluelieye lnlxe to C411 luinlius elexen minutes. llill l1.1s traxelecl liere .tntl ilu-re, espetiallx .trouncl llerlseley .111tl xltllll. llrs xxitticisins .1111 .iys earrx tlie surprise elements. .intl are more tlian eniinecl ln .ill ini lls. W

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