Rosary High School - Campanile Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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DUHO ll It REGXER llere is the pertect hostess. After hasketball games, llcgnervs was the rendelyous for all Rosary' rooters. ller generosity and her capacity lor fun are matched only hy' the charm tml' her llashing smile. llotls ainiahility and readiness to help have en- deared her to all hearts. Her hidden talents in- clude skill in developing and printing pictures. f' 1 . Q' we 'Q 1 - T5. Sl l'l.I..X RUSS An adding machine would he needed to total the nuniher ol' hooks Stella has read during the past four years. llowever. the fruit ol' all this read- ing is evident in her Eng- lish work. She lists as her hobbies playing the piano and dancing. Her ambi- tion is to go to college and to heconic a physical instructor. PHILIP S XXSONI1 Ihil has spent a rather busy tour years He was L ass presieent in is sophomore ind iunlor year rotstmisttr at ie unior Senic r Binquct speaker l r the Xlirehol Dimes cnnpngn memher te x ieti intriniuril bi kttbtll ind oxing sports Loeclltor r t L rr puhhettions promint nt drarn itlt. y ark Ohyes lie is 1 L Sorne too DURUH It SXIITH s , - s . - r- - '-it nior 'o . inte l. 's . V' ie posses' . ' 't t 1 dim v '. ' las 1' 5 snii e A . ' arming siyness, ir - y . s l e s, ' 'as..'ei.. 'xc ent wot er. Q . i' ' iever ' ' 'fit split. hairs. llorsehack rid ing ls rated :ls her layorite hohhy. hut she is an en- ' Lisiastit: lioiutldilll lan. too. Q. Rt NIMH' Li. ROIXQHZS She is nl. Q.. to her lriends, hut you will neyer he one if you omit the d in Rodgers. Do not he deceived hy' the frailty ol' her appearance. She is an ardent haschall. loot hall and swinnning lan and her role is seldom that ol' a spectator. She is in' dispensahle to lleaton's and to Donna Peters. All of us value her serenity and her sunny smile. IIEIMI-QNA ROTOXIJA llelena is a student with a definite turn lor design-hoth as to dress and to hair-do. ller lia- Vorite sports are tennis. skating, hike riding and howling: her hohhy, col' leeting pictures. Vile have always called upon llelena when work was to he done, knowing that in her graciousness she would never refuse. and that the task would he well done. SANFORD SHAXV Vice-President of junior Class, editor of Rosnrimi, associate editor of ClAMl'A' NILE stall, and memher of dehating team, Sandy' is especially good wlten giv- ing vent to his declatna- tory talent. Wlidcly' read. a fluent speaker. a ready writer. an actor, this yer satile Rosary man should go far. ,IAXET Sxllillli Soniersetis contrihtition to the Senior girls' religion class. -lanet is a yest pot-key edition ol' right answers. llainty' and diininntiye. she enjoys skating, howl ing. and a good argtnnent. l,llIiL'l'll1Q around the honse is her liayorite pas tnne and she is itololloils lor het' Hooking.

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PAUL MYERS President of the junior lloly Nanie Society, an active member ol' the ll Club with letters in bas- ketball and football. a par- ticipant in dramatics lor the past three years, VVeegic is in everything. lie has. furthermore. liound time to serve as co-editor ot' the sport see tion, both for the school paper and the Clxsiim- Niia.. According to XVee- gie. his extra-curricular activities explain yvhy he has found it necessary to maior in study periods. PATRICIA MLENEANY A straight A-plus stu! dent. Pat is the girl who really uses the hooks. She is one of the Senior li' brarians, an active member of the liostzrizm staff and of the CLXINIPANILE staff. adept at typing and mad over math. Her daily as- signments are a source for those fortunate enough to sit near her. JANE NIeSI IANE Bleeting jane is one yvay to learn the meaning of eifervescence. Her bub' bling humor and sly yvit are as irish as the lilt of her voice. She has given generously oi her artistic ability, designing posters for various occasions and. on demand, she can pro- duce creditable English work. For her own amuse' ment she collects records and words to songs. DONNA PIQ I HES Class secretary for the senior year, Donna is ia' mous for her fudge, her paintings and her borroyv- ing propensities. 'She is the girl to sit next to ii Mull hayen't your assign nients. or ii you need some help in hnishing up a theme. ,Xt play time she is an inyaluable member ol the malteaup stall. Calm and poised. Donna lends dignity to any situa- tion. ,-12?-k vae NI.-XHY Nlcf.-XXX For the schoolgirl with that schoolgirl complexion, page Mary. Hardly less lovely is the pleasant quality ol her voice. lt iyell reflects her innate poise and graciousness. She is an inveterate reader. a capable speaker and her interests are many, They range from painting Io badminton. YIIKQIXIA KICKINLEY Vvhoever coined the phrase stately Senioru must have been thinking oi' Virginia. ller list of liltes range from Shake- speare and symphonies. to philately and photography. Her quiet and unassum- ing manner conceals a yvealth of talents. Her trek to Rosary each day is a long one, but it is our gain that she maltes it. I7R.-XNCFS NOCERA Frances is a go-getter. She goes places and gets things done. She is the rhymer of the class and is an authority on the poetry section in llosary's library. Iicr I- like - best includes football, sociology, discus- sion and discussion. Nlath she yvill have nothing of but devotes all her free time to Yirgil's travels. .XNTI IOXY PLIS.X'I'ElRl iiony is the only player in the history ot the school yyho eyer yyon a basket' 'Jail game from a hospital Sed. .Xnd he did ills! that .n the district tinals. lireasurer ul rlit- li Cluh. ri lvaslvetlnall and lootlmll .ettt-rnian, his is also an authority on all sports ai- rairs. iiihe lilalicltless and timeliness ol his cr imments vetray an alertness that he attempts to conceal. llis nyariable good humor 'italics him a great xiyoritc.

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IJANIIiI. SPI-Q I II This ardent Imselwall en thusiast arrived at Ilosary last Septernher lront Ft. ,Iennings Iligh. A good foothall player. an excel' lent singer, his favorite indoor sports are collect- ing baseball hooks and raising tropical fish. Dans exuberancy and likeable- r ss nill tilvt him pi s L NL irs to Lu IEIJ STUXIPF A pro on the haslvttlmll oor rea scored tvith llosirv s popu tion 1 ve tx iukte VX iseonsin ec tic to II ist c 1 teinhcr -I6 and soon IDL Came an integral pirt of the 46 -If varsity squid llis tritels through the Xliclcllt Vltst account ltr his fondness for historv, ns .ipplieation ti sttu ittounts for Ins Inch pl ut I tit llonor DAVID YIIOXIAS Long lanky and In tblt Dayid is the box nith the tenor Ile can rust. Ins yoice in more tan song nhen the discussion in sociology grotvs heated t en in ictite pirt in intrnnuril haslvet Iutll is i tnunlmtr of tie Il u 1 I in ir e dl'I1'WlUI1 of i .it L earns Ros try .Z XXX otccl tr y t y t tent s s LL r II 1 tearts these pist our xtirs X mem er if tit enior tstettt it y in o sont' II t t s lg ite I provoci tlrm Loiiseltlltlwlls s L1 tcrtt t L tis try nt 1 I it ivi s cl l nt r gl uers situ ition 'Q' II,OIIIiNl'F SPUNG Quiet friendliness, a contagious smile and an envialule scholastic record have marked FIorence's progress through high school. Altltough never decorated for her sense of humor, it has helped her to survive study periods. Florence has held various class olliees and has been it inetnher ol' the Ilosizritm and CiAA1I'ANlI.I stalls. From the last two, she has acquired it remarkable pro- Iiciency in typing and an astounding reserve of patience. MARIE SUSI Ilere is .1 girl vvho live- lieves in vvorlving to capac- ity. She has carried the rnaxiniuni load til' seven sulmjects this year and has managed to make the Ilonor lloll. too. Klarie lias even been willing to do more than her share in all school activities. Her friendliness and generosity are of the type that spell success. GEN EVIEYE TORX ES Quiet graciousness is one of our ,Ienny's char- acteristic classroom traits. The quiet element van- ishes once she steps out- side our portal, but thc graciousness is inherent. as all her friends can tes- tify. She spends much of her time waiting for Brother ,lima the rest in frequenting Callahans and the Bexley. Skating. so! eiology, and study periods rate high on her list of lilies. Iler clislilses she conceals. I7Il,'XNC'lS XVARIJ If there's anything hap- pening in the Iieltl of sports, Blllly is either there or has memorized all that the sports nriters have In stty' about it. Ile is notorious for his sornnof lence and at tirnes allows this to gain precedence oter liis scltoollborilis. lllllly was appointed a ,lunior Ilolv Name So- ciety tlt-It-gate in the nenly created organiza- tion. :ls a cheerleader he is something to see --and llL'ilr.