Sacred Heart Academy - Angeline Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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32 THE ANGELINE N ame Reminds Us Of Ambition Favorite Saying Never Seen Without Roseanne Bauer ............... Clotilda Baynes ..............,. Shirlev Berger .................. Sara Bosler ............... Dorothy Brenzel ..... Martha Buskirk ................ Maxine Callahan ............. Adele Clem ........................ Pat Costello .............. Phyllis Covatta ................ Madelyn Crowe ................ Doris Dant ................ Martha Dean .....,,.............. Madelyn Dengler ............ Margie Drlesbach ........ .... Dottie Duffin .................... Peggy Fitzgerald ...... ,....... Jackie Freeman ...... Frances Giugliano .... . .... .. Anne Hafendorfer.. Rosie Heltzman ....... Margaret Huber ...... Jane Humler .................... .. Pat Kelly ............ . ,.., .. Mike Kesselring ,.............. Pat Kirn ............................. M. K. Klen-cnz ....... Dorothy Leachman ......... Marilyn Merten ................ Rita McDermott ............... Joan Neumeyer ................ Alice Otte .......................... I-Iortense Potts .................. Mary E. Revnolds ........... Carolyn Roberts ...... Patty Schmetzer .............. Betty Shea ......................... Anna Lee Shippen .......... 'Betty Smith ......................, De Stlckel ...................... Mary E. Toller ................. Mary Ellen Volk ............. Rose Mary Walker ......... Kathleen Warisse., ........ . Notre Dame .............. A doll ................. Robins ................. The Army .......... Curly locks ........... A sun lamp .......... Knox dances ........ Straight hair ........................ ..........To pick strawberries........ How 'bout that? ....... .......... But definitely! ....... ,... ......... To steer a Bobsled ............ ........ I-I ow are you? ........ ......... To be a nurse ................................. -----.---Straight hair in the rain........... To catch on. ..... .. ............ s .............., Tommy ........................................ A bronze basketball ,,,,,,,,,, Green eyes. .......... , ................... To bomb Westinghouse,...,. information Bureau .............. Cincy ....................... .. ................. . U. S. Navy .................. Clothes ................ Hair-ribbons ......... Constancy ........... Red hair ............. Paderewski ........ Air Corps ........... A whirlwind ......... Orchids. ...,............ .. Lipstick ...................... .. Arthur Murray ........... To reach 6 ft ................................. To get a lease on life ................ Get enoueh sleep ........... Akron, Ohio ..................... ---------The perfect figure............. ---------Get rid of a raccon...,...... .........To be Make M. H. happy ....................... Right place at right time ........ An ED ucation............................ Have her math ...... . ....... . Rebel Ranch ,.....................,...... To move to the city ........ Begin the Beguine ........,........ T trip to Calif ......,......... A model ........................ New gossip .................... A string of pearls .................. Blues singer .............. Freckles ......................... Noon-day whistle ................... To give a blue slip ....................... Summer ...................................... Housewife ...... . .......,......... , ........ . ..... .. Peaches and cream ............... To settle down .........,..................... Bob ............................................. . Calm. cool. collected ............, Frenchie ..................................... The Tl-IINKER .................. . To get a driver's license ........... To make up her mind ............... First aid model .............................., World Series .............,...... ............... The Queen of May ................ A coed at centre ......................... Sunshine ........................ Hollywood ................................. To be faith to her steady ......... Manual .................... ,..... ....... . ...... A j ob and a budget .,..... Uniforms ............ . ....................... Air line hostess .............. An efficiency expert. ........... The drama.. ..... . ......... Crescent Hill ...........,..,............. Bright colors ............................ Army ........................................... Reynold's Metals .................... 8:25 bell ............................................ Alabama ..,.......,................................. Say, who do you think yo One inch fingernails ....,.....,........ To talk slower ................................ Overcome Mike fright ........ . Who's absent? ........ ,........ You know it ...................... I-Ie's wonderful ............................... What does that mean? ........ ....... I hope it rains today ................... He acts crazy ..................... ........ I don't like it ................ ......,.., I don't know ............. Stepped in what? ......... Who? What? Why? ......... ......... Hi there! .......................................... Fiddle-faddle ................................... Are you kidding? .......................... ..Who told you? .............. . When do we leave? ........ ........ . What homework? ......... .......... Good Lord! ...........,............. .......... Where's Leachman ........... ......... Goody, gumdrops ..............,...,...... What have you heard? .............. Oh. me! ............................................ Feel how sorry I am ................... I'm not kidding ............... Sh! Sh! Sh! ..................................... That makes lots of sense ......... Martha and Kathleen ....... Her X ring .......................... Her pony ............. .............. Long fingemails ......... Carolyn ............................... Rosie and Kathleen .......... Her uniform ............ .. .......... Her gold basketball .......... ..A good joke .................... . All her homework ......... A car .................................. A pencil ln her hair ,....... Her red purse ................. Suggestions .................... Polish ....................... Dark glasses ............. That gold heart .......... An Angeline ............. Joyce shoes ............... Movie magazines ........ A full car ...........,.......... Hair curlers. ..................... A letter from Jerry .......... Frances ................... ,. ..,..... .. A secret .......................... The locker keys .......... banana................... Oh that lunatic! .,........................... Blouses ........................ Front seat. w1ndow ................. A new crush ....... . ........ You act crazy ...... . .......................... A Sat. night date ........ .. That sweet little doll .................. Please don't talk .............. .......... It will drizzle out ............ .......... Whatcha know Joe ...................... Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny ............. Oh-hello there- .............. ..,........ Oh. darling! ....................... ....,.,.. Could be! .......................................... Quit it! ............................................ A date ............................. A new hair do ....... A roll of music .......... One of those pins ......... A smile ............................... Mirror. comb, etc .......... Food ................................ Bracelets ..............,...... A rain coat. ......... u arl-ler purse ............... .Well, I don't know ....................... High heels ..........,..,.... What did she say? ....................... A letter .......................... Go home. Daddy ........................... Rose and Martha ................ 1 Continued from page 29, col. 31 Turku that the City of Louisville hired her to replace the gas furnace at the Court House. laclcie Freeman married Marion. and thev run an advice to the love- lorn column in the Times and it is based on their own experience. Now, isnlt that ingenious? Madelyn Crowe became a soap box orator but she had to quit be- cause of the box shortage. Martha Dean operates a gymnas- ium. They call her Muscular Martha. How times have changed! Phyllis Covatta left S. H. A. and started in earnest to make her for- tune. She had made quite a bit of it when the F. B. I.'found her printing press. Somebody always spoils every- thing! Dottie Duffin went to work for the Gallop Poll beca-use she thought it was connected with horses. She receivedquite a shock from which she never quite recovered. Adele Clem is a famous newspaper woman. You can see her any Satur- day morning going from house to house velling, lim collecting for the 99 paper. Pat Kelly became a surrealist art- ist and she reached the heights of success when even she couldn't tell the top from the bottom of her pic- tures. Frances Ciugliano became the Hreatest living authority on the English language. l When Martha Buslcirlc graduated she had such a sunburn that the Cherokee Indians adopted her and she is living out west where she makes pottery for a living. Rose Ann Bauer was so shocked when Martha joined the Indians that she married a friend of Martha's named Hellman. lt was very confus- ing. Mary Elizabeth T oller and Manle- lyn Dengler have had statues erected to them in front of the post office. The postage on their letters to the army camps paid off the national debt and the government had to do something to show its thanks. Kathleen Warisse became famous bv inventing an alarm clock which shoves vou out of bed. Too bad she didn't have one while she was at S. H. A. Louise Stichle became a well known radio artist. She sings for the- Renfro Valley Barn Dance. We al- wavs had high hopes for Louise. Pat Costello discovered a hair .straightener and they say she now looks like Veronica Lake. Patty Schmetzer and loan Neu- rneyer became famous as six day bi- cycle racers. Patty does all the pedal- ing and .loan just goes along for the ride. Rose Marie Heitzman is now in high society. She lives on Pike's Peak. Carolyn Roberts married, and her ouadruplets are named April, May, June and Maggie. That last sounds like sabotage to me. Peggy F itzgerald threw water on' her old flame and married a boogy woogy pianist. While he tinkles the piano in the orchestra she tinkles the cash register in the box office. Marv Katherine Klemenz is teach- ing school in the mountains of Ky. The place seems to be making quite a deep rooted impression on her for in her last letter she said, we uns is all fine down here. Betty Wills Smith studied dentis- try but she had to give it up. She lContinued on page 33, col. ll

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THE ANGELINE 31 STUDENT COUNCIL Durulliy l.0uc'liinan l'lvr'lx'risG Polti Willwlniina Cvrslle Fnnna Luuise Ryan Rf-S0 Harrison l'lI'Hlll'PS Nltllllltifl Marx Mulll 'Xlarian Mvinmn Norma ,Ivan lirelus Yirginia l,P1-lilvilf-r Palrii-ia Huffnmrl Q l'alrir'ia Cronin Ann Cetllvfingvr Dolores Haydvn C. S. M. C. OFFICERS Carolyn Roberts ........ Prwsiflwll llilliv lm-lilvitvr .... I ice-P1'vsz'1lv11l Phyllis Covatta ..... Cor. Sl5Cl'8IGI'y' Sue Anne Pfeiffer ...Kea Secretary Marian Meiman ........ 7'l'! II.S'llfPI' Ann lmsson .... Sllllfiflllll Trvrzszzlw' lirnnm L. Ryan Clzairmnn Tabernacle Club THE ORCHESTRA You, musir' is the Pl'0llll6l,S url Anrung tim gifts llxat Cod lllllll scnl. One of the most magnificent! -Imngfellozv.

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THE ANGELINE 'CLASS PROPHECY-Cont. said the eonstant grind was too mur-h for her. Margie DI'l.t?.SlIllC,'ll hought a half interest in the SI. MHllll8ll'.9 Kroger Store. She is the chief floor walker and she makes ,lark work over time. Marilyn Merlen is operating at Rumha and Conga school. She is not teaching at present for her hips are out of joint. Maxizze Callahan and Sarah Bosler are Blues Singers. When they first went on the radio they sang the strains of Alice Blue Gown. Seldom has anvthing heen so strained. Shirley Berger comhined nznrrioge with a C6ll'66l'. She makes a wonder- ful hair die whirh she disc-overed in the vhemistry class. Dorothy l5'r0r1:el an d Ul0ll.lIl!l Haynes wrote a hook which is found in nearlv all American homes. It is Called The S'ear's Rnelmclr Cala- logzm. Murqarel Huher is the only iro- man dog catcher in Louisville. She was surh a sueeess that the city raised her salary last year. Rita Mr-Dermot! married a nz.ullf, Ieaclwr and people say that they argue constantly over how to solve prolmlems. Their biggest prohlem in paving their bills. Hortense Potts bevame an air line hosless since she was always up in the air about something anyway. Alice One runs a record shop and they say she is dizzy from watching the records go around. Adele Kesselring became a great political power. She hands out cigars and hand bills for the political parties. Pai Kirn is manufacturing slugs for slot machines. She sells them to S. ll. A. girls to put in the coke machine. Here, let me pause, dear class- mate. to contemplate with you this exalted group. revolving in our breasts the memorable and salutary examples of these nohle girls. Here language fails. I cannot, I dare not follow these heroic women any fur- ther in their careers of unwonted glory. Let the curtain drop and vlose, if it ran, forever from the puhlic eye this wonderful pageant. Sufficient to say that they have lavished on the world superahundantly their serv- ices. Their reputation and their sterling, virtues remain forever unimpaired. Mary Ellen Reynolds '42 r. .4 Ma., Sports In Action l