Sacred Heart Academy - Angeline Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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THE ANGELINE HERE and THERE

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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

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