Rosary High School - Campanile Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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lf.ll.lil3N lDRlIC..XN 5 e re n e and solt spoken, Eileen is .1 twelve year Rosarian and. strange as it may seem. a red head with out a temper. 'She likes to spend her spare mor ments horseback riding and dancing. lt is an amusing sight to see tiny Eileen behind the wheel of the Druvan's big Ruick. A ltoiuxii lima l'lorine was a mem- ber ol' the band in its younger years. She is a howling enthusiast and a demon at soft- ball. ller spirit of co- operation was shown in her line work dur- ing the operetta ad drive. EDDIE Famcnrrn Ed, the boy with a hearty laugh and a ter- rific sense ol' humor. was 1950 loothall cap- tain and a member of the R Club. lle is the lirst Rosary grad whose father and mother also claim Rosary as their alma mater. B11-L lixux Bill was a three year man in track and an R Club member. Be- neath his quiet nature one Ends a sincere and congenial pal. Bill. as stagehand. rang down the curtain on manv successful operettas. i list Dumnx 'lim will he remem- hered for his hearty laugh. and his favorite expression - eat, He was junior class presi- dent and a member of the golf team. Jim's main interests are golf. selling cheese. and call- ing at the Brunner home. Roys State 50. Citzuzpznzile. XVALTER ERB Vllalt likes to give people the idea that he is the laziest man in town. Ile couldn't have been too lazy, for he went out for track, and was on the foot- ball team. VValt was in the R Club and served as 19 5 O basketball manager. F5 PATTY FALLON Patty stood at the top of her class straight through. She is one of Rosary's most sincere, hard working and lik- ahle girls. Class ofheer '-lo. '49, '50. Dra- matics, Operetta. Glee Club, Rosarimz Staff, Cftzmpauile Staff, Citi- zen Youth Page rc- porter. JOANNE FILICHIA joanne's unusual lit- e ra ry contributions proved she could pro- voke a chuckle with pen or softly mur- mured witticism. Those sparkling bright eyes bespeak a happy disposition that livened many a Rosary get-to- gether. treasurer, dramatics. We're anchored by Faith. never drifting astray . . . Twerztj'-ttvo

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RITA Lil.ARK Contagious laughter and a happy-go-luclty nature have made Rita a line girl to have around. l ler artistic tal- ent was generously used to Rosarys advan- tage many times during ber Senior year. lsA'1'llLEEN Cooven Petite and graceful. Katy won a coveted tl a n c i n g role in the operetta, Hosauzumle when only a Freshman. 'li h i s softspolaen lass was secretary of 203 in h e r sophomore y e a r and has been a co-op- erative wo r la e r in all our activities. ELISSA DERR1c:o Elissa deserted St. loe's for Rosary during her F r e s h in a n year. lVith her she brought a store of wit that has never been exhausted. .-X member of the ex- clusive 8:59 Club, she rates dancing and dates her lirst loves. Xaxcv D1luLI.o Nancy covered her- self with glory in her junior year when she carried off shorthand h o n o r s H under the noses of Seniors, too. This pretty diminutive little lady had the priv- ilege of doubling for Mary in the Christmas pageant. Flying the flag of the Star of the Sea. 4' ,fit ing XZ: Lots .NNN C'oBBs Lois will be remem- bered lor two things- capably keeping up her end ol' an argument and driving a carload ol' liricnds around in the new Ford. ller hobbies include bas- ketball, baseball, and swimming. pl Ll n i o r .-Xchievement, D r u m and llugle forps. Nltctii.-xiii. CiURRAN U u r future jimmy Ucmarct, NI i It e w a s to ps in lootball and basketball as well as golf. lVc'll remember his pep talks during the Cftznzpmzile drive an d that Oxford accent in Red Mill. Class ollieer in '48, '49, R Club, Cilec Club. M.-mv Dtsm. Xlary is a Pmosarian from 'way back. She is an ardent camper and an accomplished swim- mer. ilihc many hours she spent coaching the St. Vincent girls in baslyetball made them thinly her tops, Wie do tool llonorttv Dnutzax Diminutive Dot plans to attend night school at Ohio S ta te while holding down a secretarial or clerliing iob. Some time in-be- tween. this pretty bru- nette plans to hnd time to lvcep up back riding. and reading. her horse- t C n n i s.

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Always Hon deck, H never losing the way. Nlsnrira FINNERTY Klarty, who almost figured in the Golden Gloves Tournament this year, is a great one for giving and taking jokes. Her popularity rests on an even dis- position and her won- derful sense of humor. 'I-HOAIAS FLYNN Tom is the enthusi- astic, hard-working editor-in-chief of this yearbook and sports editor of the Rosnrian. In the spring his fancy turns to Hshing. Re- member him as the li,l ole colored orphan in Career Angel? Luci' FOSTER Lucy could easily carry off honors if awards were given for courtesy and thought' fulness. She was a hard working librarian for three years. Lucy's graceful dancing made her a source of pride to Miss Blocker. Xaser Fox Nancys soft-spoken graciousness, blended with her frequent smile. makes her an all around sharp girl. It was this same smile that, for obvious rea- sons, earned her the nicknameof Dimples. junior .'Xchicvement. operetta. il 2- u J tl 'Six -rg... -2 . 4? 241 Cimimiss FINNEGAN nk willing and able worker with a flare for any kind of mechanics, Pat ran his own Rosary taxi service with no limits on passengers or distance. Building air- planes was his hobby when he wasn't auto tinkering. SUE Form' lnitiative and eager helpfulness made Sue one of Rosary's leaders. She made an efficient ofhce girl for Sister Angela, took part in the operettas, and served on the Hosnrian and Cmrzpmzile staffs. K lam' Fox It is fun to be with sweet, feminine Blary. No matter what hap- pens. she can be calm, cool, and collected. but she does have avere sions to cars stalled on railroad tracks. Swim! ing and bowling are Xlary's favorite time- consumers. JEAN QLXLE .lean is a capable and generous contribution from St. Peters parish. She is the last of the renowned Gale sisters to graduate from Rosary. For two suc- cessive years shc was a queenly Hi-Jinx model. but now she helps the Florence Xightingales at St. :Xnne's.