Sacred Heart Academy - Angeline Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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ali- 36 THE ANGELINE HOW THEY'VE CHANGED! Creak! Creak! Creak! The old senior chair surely is feeling the age of these nine months of school. May- be if I put my feet on the chair ahead I will become more comfortable. Ha! thatls better. I could sit all day just looking out the window, with my weary feet on the chair ahead, hands at ease on the arm of the old chair-just thinking. There goes Frances Giugliano run- ning after Sister Kathleen with a million papers in her hands. They really keep her busy. My, has Frances changed! I remember our freshman year when she would study her English so hard because she was so set on being another Margaret Mitchell. Well, now let's see how she comes out. There's Alice Otte strolling around with Marilyn Merten. Alice hasn't changed except to add a few more dates to her already over-crowded list. And Marilyn sat down one day and crossed out all her list except one, and she has been going with that one ever since. Adele Clem has been busy grow- ing up the last four years. She now has grown into a darling girl with him to love her. Here comes a group. I can't make out who they are from here. Oh, now I see. It's Doris Dant. Pat Costello, Margaret Huber. Martha Dean, ,Ioan Neumever an d Patty Schmetzer. Since the freshman year. Doris has worn her raven locks short, long, turned under, and up. For a long time it was worn in the fashionable pageboy style. Now it is growing into a beautiful halo of black curls. Pat has graduated during her high school years, from the babylike Patsy to the dignified Pat, And Marg has turned into a glamour girl. She used to have quite an in- feriority complex. But no longer, since she was in the Queenls Court on May Day. and more than that, Notre Dame has taken her interest. Martha still can't swim. She's wait- ing for a handsome lifeguard to save her some day and hopes that they will live happily ever after. Joan surely has changed. She used to be a fussy little freshman and a crank about her homework. But now Bob has changed everything and she takes everything in her stride. She even gives her method to others who worry, saying, Don't worry about it, I don't worry about it. Patty is still her old sweet self. Dates the only difference in her life that is noticeable. And what a differ- ence! Hey, Patty? Whew, the sun that is shining through this window is getting mighty hot. I think if I turn the chair around I can look out the back win- dow and continue to reminisce. Oh! this is better. It's much cooler at this back window. Goodness! Look at the seniors through this win- dow! The cars are an attraction. Therels Rita McDermott and 'SDe Stickel, the inseparables. I remember a baby McDermott that even talked with a baby accent. But now! Well. she definitely does not talk baby-talk and is decidedly a typical senior. Dew used to be in a shell that no one could penetrate. But since that shell was broken by Rita thereis no stopping De's,' popularity. There's Martha Buskirk and Rose Ann Bauer sitting on the running- board of the Buskirkis limousine eat- ing the daily diet of potato chips. How !'Mart,l has changed. She's certainly gotten clever. Her hair has become lighter and her darling glasses have certainly started a fad. As for Rosie. Well! When poor little Rosie began her freshman year at Sacred Heart her hair was one ukinki' after another and it was so short, that her ears hung out at the bottom. This distressed her so. But now you will see beautiful locks that are straighter and delightfully longer. Look at Hortense Potts, Jackie Freeman and Clotilda Bayens, sit- ting on the steps with their dripping ice-cream bricks. Hortense was a tiny little girl with a worrisome French accent in her first years at S. H. A. Hortense is still a tiny girl but her accent has practically disappeared, and she has also developed a wonderful soprano voice. It tickles me to think that she can still wear the dresses she wore when in the sixth grade. Jackie is another little girl. How- ever, she has grown enough to inter- est Marion who is definitely her senior. Clotilda too is small. Four years back they called her Dolly, Some still do. But since she has acquired that St. X. ring, her dignified first name is more appropriate. Shirley Berger and Adele Kessel- ring are talking to Carolyn Roberts and Anne Hafendorfer. Shirley's real name. believe it or not, is Charlotte Patricia ,loan Bergerli' All through the first two years of her high school education she was referred to as Shirley. But now 'LBecky is her handle. She also used to have chestnut colored hair, but in her junior year a sudden change made her a decided blond. Now. the chestnut color is returning. Miken lAdelel was a lanky freshman with beautiful hands. Now her lankiness has been replaced by soft curves and her well groomed hands are still attractive. Carolyn has blossomed into a lovely May Queen. Need I say more? Anne was an accomplished horse- woman at the beginning of her high school career. Now she is qualified to teach poor beginners, like I am. Jane Humler and Dorothy ,lean Lear-hman have also made news in the horse-back riding world. As freshman they looked upon horses as great big animals which looked like huge mountains. Now the horse knows who's boss! Bettv Shea. Anna Lee Shippen, Rose Marie Heitzman and Madelyn Crowe are sitting under the shade of the old ucherryi' tree. Betty and Madelyn came to S.H.A. in their senior year, so I can't reflect on their development. But I can truthfully say they have certainly stepped into the life at our school perfectly. As for Rosie, she is still the baker's daughter who never gets fat! As a freshman. she was slim, and she still is! Yes, she eats. Who wouldnit with ice-cream, cakes, pies, cookies, and the like at an arm's reach. But still, she doesnit gain an ounce. How do you do it, Rosie? Lee Leen has grown from a little Southern girl with pig-tails and bangs to a darling senior with an up- swept hair-do. Here comes Betty Smith, Dottie Duffin, and Mary Katherine Kle- menz around the garage walking arm 1n arm. Betty used to be a chunky little butter ball. But you don't see any excess weight today. No sir! Betty has been on a very strict diet for 4Continued on page 37, col. ly