Sacred Heart Academy - Perspective Yearbook (East Cleveland, OH)

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CAM 'IM We, the class of 45 will to Ursuline our class picture, asking that it be hung on the wall opposite the class picture of 44 . FRANCES PELL unwillingly bequeaths her mass of wavy locks to LOIS BERG. ROSEMARY BYRNES presents ALICE DAKE with her twinkly toes and dancing feet. EILEEN QUINN places on MARIAN McNEELY'S shoulders the job of holding up the basketball scores dur- ing the following year. CAROLE GRIFFIN wills MARGARET ROCKFORD her nimble fingers that so accurately fly over the type- writer keys. To CONNIE CAMPBELL the honor of stepping into HELEN NUGENTS place as Prefect of the Sodality. May she do as well as Helen has done. ELEANOR BIRD'S great talent for the stage is right- eously given to ROSEMARIE AMATA. THEREASE MCGEE leaves her bathing suit and pre-war rubber cap to MARY LOU POHLMAN. MARY RITA MILLER turns over to BETTY WARD the well read and understood third-year 'Cicero'. ALICE HEALY wills her atmospheric stature to BAR- BARA VANCE. MARY KAY COLLINS bequeaths her unaffected poise to EILEEN HOPKINS. AUDREY DAHM leaves her willingness to boost Naval morale to MARY ROSE WAGNER. SHIRLEY PLESHINGER turns over her stage person- ality to ROSEMARY READY. MARY LOU KLAUER leaves her bottle of one hundred per cent peroxide to AGNES JOYCE. MARGARET MURPHY gives to INEZ RICE her I'm living in a dream world attitude toward life. MARILYN DIEDERICH leaves her extensive knowl- edge of the French people and their customs to PAT ANDREWS. MARGE BRADY requests that CAROLYN RIEDEL continue being sweet to her fellow classmates. LUCRETIA MESSINA presents MARGARET MUL- ROY with her sparklers to be flashed from third finger left hand. PAGE SIXTEEN JEANNE DAVERN gives to RUTH SCHOWSKY her ability for butchering the meat at A 8: P. CARMELLA CONSIGLIO leaves her friendly smile to LUCILLE DIDOANTO. i DOROTHY LEDWON bequeaths her title of Queen of the Navy to LAVERNE GLASSNER. FAITH DI CORPO leaves her Irish brogue to CAR- MELLA CONSOLO. PAT BUSHER turns over her fire-engine red tresscs to MARGE MCMILLAN. MARY KAY ROGERS reluctently gives her title as Latin Princess to JO MAUK, hoping that she keeps relations friendly between the two schools. GRACE SAVAGE leaves her excellent standing as basketball guard to DOROTHY KIPFSTUHL. MADELINE SZEMAN inherits JEANNE SPINN'S musical talent. To ALICE KONDRAT goes MARY JANE HOGE and MICKEY CONWAY'S seriousness. WILMA BARBER bestows her uncanny ability to ob- tain Universe Bulletin subscriptions to ANN STEG- MEIR. ANITA PEDONE and HELEN KRIEG leave their petite frames to ANTOINETTE LAROCCO. EILEEN SKULLY will now be the proud possessor of EILEEN MCINTYRE'S neat wardrobe. HOPE GREENER and VIRGINIA BEHRENDT will their sweet and friendly manner to FERN WILCOX. BEATRICE WURM and MARGARET WORTHING- TON leave their super-duper sports ability to PAT CIPRIANA. ROSEANN MCGUCKIN and BETTY O'BRIEN'S title Friendly Seniors to be joyously bestowed upon MAR- GARET SANDS. ELAINE CAVE'S cute way of saying things is left to her capable sister MARILYN. PEGGY FADDEN and MARY LOU FINN leave their bashfulness to NANCY MILLET. ALINE MORGAN'S crazy antics are left to EILEEN HOFFMAN. . 36-3-399333339-5931333339993966 '

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Cfafnzi propiedy A bookkeeper bends over her desk in a New York establishment. She is ANNE ASBECK. I see a young girl directing a class in physical education. The instructor is PEGGY Fadden. An audience sounds high applause as MARGE MURPHY and MARGE MALONE finish their dancing act on a vaudeville circuit. A thin, scholarly-looking woman is pursuing a monarch butterfly across the fields of England. It is JACQUELINE BACIN, Professor of Biology at Harvard. A battery of cinema cameras are trained upon two stylishly dressed actresses in minks attending their premiere. The Hollywood stars are LUCRETIA MESSINA and FRANCES PELLf' A trio of red cars round a curve on a high scaffold. A girl sits in the last car, her hand clutching a brass lever. It is AUDREY DAHM, a guard on the Bug at Euclid Beach. The rapid flow of language ceased for a moment, but as soon as the mystic regained his breath he resumed. The Senator from Ohio arises and addresses the Chair in the Senate. She is KATHERINE TEHANf' A steel cage rockets toward the roof of the Terminal Tower. The elevator operator is KATHERINE WALLETTE. A lawyer is engaged in a heated argument with the judge. The spectators rise in their seats to see the expected combat. The Attorney is LOIS JEAN BODIE, the judge is MARY BACHER. HA postal union messenger pedals furiously along Euclid Avenue. The modern mercury is JEAN MARIE SWIADEK, the fastest telegram delivererf' :A prominent speaker on woman's rights addresses a group in the Halle Lounge. Here is HOPE GREENER. A chemist with practised hand, tilts a test tube over a beaker filled with clear liquid. There is a blinding flash and ANN JENKINS goes through the roof like a shot. A reporter witnesses these results, hails a passing street car and starts to the office of the Zanesville Bugle. The scribe is RITA KIPP. The conductor is EUNICE MULCAHY. MARGARET KENNEY is a campus bell at Ursuline College. Let's visit Taylor Bros. Here we find many school- mates. GRACE SAVAGE, naturally, is selling black hair dye. JULIA SABLYAR models in the elite Junior Misses department. HELEN NUGENT is mimeographing the store paper. FAITH DI CORPO is in infants ready-to-wear. Her customer is BETTY O'BRIEN, shopping for her three little ones, Rosita, Peppita, and Juanita O'Toole. MARY MEINER is at the information desk at the main entrance. Selling exotic perfumes is THERESE MCGEE. We miss KATH- ERINE CONNOLLY and JEANNE MILLER on this visit, since they are fashion buyers and are spending the season on the Rivierraf' Touring Euclid Avenue we pass KATHLEEN MOR- AN'S Gift Shop, and spy in the window, charming ceramics by MONICA CONWAY-a perfect rage. We notice a doorway obviously leading to upper business offices and spy these headings in gold letters: ANN WAHL-Brain Specialist, ROSEMARY KIPP-Painless Dentist, HELEN KRIEG-Foot Soother, and NANCY DONLEY-Dancing Instructress-Mistress of the Ballet. If we had time we might stop at the Bejou and find EMILIE PAVLIKOSKI and VIRGINIA BEHRENDT, usherettes. If your nails are in need of attentoin, try EILEEN MCINTYRE. They say she's a wonderful manicurist. Have you heard the Lullaby Lady on the radio lately? Perhaps if you have, you'll be interested to know that she is none other than LUCILLE SHAFFER. GERALDINE TAPP is busily managing a play school for little tots and all her prodigies are eager customers of MARGE WHITTAKER, who runs a candy store right next door. UA uniformed porter wheels a wicker chair along the board walk at Miami. She is DOROTHY DINDA. Her passenger is MARY RITA MILLER, instructor in Sanskrit at John Hopkins Institute. I see a dapper clerk in a show window, arranging a display of rare art treasures. A blissful expression is on her face, although she is kneeling on a sheet of flypaper. The decorator is DOROTHY LEDWON. 'PHYLLIS CHANDLER shops at her neighborhood meat market-buying steaks and butter. COh! for the futurelj When your phone rings and a voice asks, 'What pro- gram are you listening to?' say 'Hello' to THERESE SHAN- NON, radio surveyerf, With that the magician ceased, turned on his heels, and strode from the room. Dazed by the rapid-fire revelations, we were slowly realizing that our search was incomplete. What, we queried, does the future hold in store for ELEANOR BIRD? We pick up a fragment of the crystal and in it we saw a huge business office, P. Byrnes Co.-Striped Suits Manuafcturers, equipped with velvet carpets and fumed oak desks. There was Eleanor, busily at work-polishing the bronze handles of the front door! As the astrologer spoke these C the lastj words, he seemed to shivel before our eyes. Then suddenly with a loud whoosing sound he shot up through his telescope and he and his mystical apparatus disappeared from view. PAGE FIFTEEN ' 4.33933Q.Q.Q.gggQ.Q.9Q-393-Q-Q-Q--Q-Q-QQ-99 '

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Q-Q-Q-Q-Q-00093-91-Q-6 Q-609-991-994-9933 ' GLM W ANN JENKINS and ROSEMARY KIPP'S quietness is reserved for ROSE KOVACH. MAUREEN MOFFIT inherits from JOYCE JAKAB her naturally curly hair, with a warning to leave it it's natural color. WINIFRED BENDER inheits MARGARET KENNY'S and MARY MEINER'S complaisance. RITA BRYLL gives LUCILLE CORSO her expressed permission to re-dye her hair. GERRY CROTTY is given JACKIE BACIN and ANNE ASBECK'S skill of telling sharp and elegant jokes. ANN WAHL and MARGARET WHITTAKER leave their sense of responsibility to KAY CONRY. JEAN MILLER leaves her baby talk to EILEEN BUETT- NER. MARY BACHER and NORMA O'BRlEN'S title Cour- teous Seniors to COLETTA LAVALLE. M .T. WALSH and EUNICE MULCAHY leave their daintiness to JEAN NEUBACHER. KATHLEEN MORAN graciously leaves her dynamic personality to PAULA QUINN. JULIA SABLYAR leaves her accommodating manner to PAT TOWEY. PEGGY FADDEN and GERRY TAPP'S duo-ability to hand in assignments promptly to MARY McHUGH. BEVERLY WILKINSON'S genuine interest in every- one's activities goes to ROSEMARY BYRNES. RITA MULLEE'S carefree attitude if left to NANCY MARKUS. RUTH COLBY inherits RITA BEHRENDT'S kindness to dumb animals. PAT GOETZ receives SADIE BOUHASIN'S cheerful outlook on life. ADELAIDE HOGE receives the gift of making the Exit Door at 5:00 sharp from ROSE MARIE COLINI. GERT HOVEY wills her gentle manners to JANET HOUGH. NANCY DONLEY gives her jovial manner to MAR- GARET KARTMAN. AGNES MOLNAR is the recepient of EILEEN MC- KENNA'S lovely and delightful manners. To ROZELLA VELOTTA is given the ability to get a laugh out of people by KAY CONNELLY. COLLEEN O'MALLEY wills her shorthand books to JACKIE WIMP. THERESE SHANNON hands over her sincerity to EVELYN BAGI. 59. PHYLLIS CHANDLER'S athletic ability is given to MURIEL REEVES. 60. LUCILLE SHAFFER dutifully hopes that DORIS WER- NER will become acquainted with the future Ignatius President and takes her place as Prom Queen. 61. LOIS BODIE leaves her mischevious deeds for SHIRLEY HOVEY to carry on. 62. PAT MCMAHON receives GEORGIANNA BENDER'S beautiful hair. 63. RUTH WIEHN and RUTH WAINA'S natural sweet- ness is bestowed upon MAUREEN FERGUS. 64. ANN SECHRIST leaves her knock of inventing witty remarks to ROSE MARIE SPATARO. 65. MARGUERITE TOTH inherits the helpfulness of LIL- LIAN LUNDER and GRACE MCNEELEY. 66. DOROTHY EBLEN will continue to see that Skateland and offices are capably outfitted for GIZELLA SOOS and MARGARET JEAN MALONE. 67. JEANNE FRIEDL receives JEAN MARIE SWIADEK'S secretarial ability. 68. EMILY PAVLIKOSKI wills her height to MARY CON- NELLY. 69. JANE MATYAS will carry out KAY WALLETT'S sub- dued speaking voice. 7O. RITA KIPP graciously leaves her dimples to COLETTA LAVALLE. 71. Ask KAY TEHAN: What fortunate lassie will have a lad waiting for her at 3: 15 P. M. 72. Will AGNES JOYCE take DOROTHY DINDA'S place on the 8: 35 street car to school? To Our Teachers we bequeath our valuable sense of humor, without which we should have found school life painful indeed and which will do much to make it endurable for them. i To Our Dear Old School Building itself, we leave the peaceful quiet caused by our absence and any apple cores, wads of gum or crumpled notes we may have left about . To the History of Sacred Heart Academy, we bequeath our illustrious deeds and our names as candidates for the Hall of Fame. We trust the heirs of our many and varied gifts will receive them in the same generous spirit with which we bestowed them. May they labor zealously with these inherit- ances and pass them on to be enriched and ennobled. In witness whereof we, have here unto set our hand to this our last will and testament at Ursuline Academy of the Sacred Heart, this fifth day of June, 1945. Witness- Birdie Rosie Byrne and Pinky Moran. PAGE SEVENTEEN 4.gQ-QQ-QQ-QQ-99939Q-Q-96-GQ-Q-GQ-Q-0399 .