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

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. 393-Q-93-390999-3-399960999-396939 ' .7Aum6l:1ici!WZ?ZefcLe:i MARGARET WHITTAKER - Made of sunshine and of fun. JACQUELIN BACIN - A lass with shining eyes and a pleas- ing smile. WILMA BARBER - A full rich nature, free to trust. RUTH WIEHN - She touches nothing but what she adds a charm. MARGARET WORTHINGTON - Nothing stops her laugh, her energy. RITA BEHRENDT - There's laughter in her eyes. MARY BACHER - UA Calmble girl who alWaY5 '5l0e5 llef besftn ELEANOR BIRD - Her presence will be sun in winter. GEORGIANNA BENDER - Poised, dependable, always smiling. SADIE BOUHASIN - --Her nature jovial, her manners kindle LOIS BODIE - Her nature composed of many modes. MARGE BRADY -, -'As merry as the day is 10ng. VlRil5f1lD1i1e,,BEHRENDT - J0vial, merry, though quiet and PATRICIA BUSHER - Ptetty, sweet and so petite. RIRITA BRYLL - Quiet, always ready to please. ELAINE CAVE - NTU look at is to lovefi . ROSEMARY BYRNE -- Give us a lass whose happy life is one ROSE MARIE COLIN! - Tmy but dynamite' perpetual grin. MONICA CONWAY - A winning way, a pleasing smile. MAIEY CATHERINE COLLINS - Queen Rose in a garden of JEAN DAVERN ,.. --Look out S1155 fooung you. lowers. ' I KATHERINE CONNOLLY - A smiling girl, her hair a-curl. NANCY DONLEY - In SPCCCII SO gentle, yet so wise. CARMELLA CONSIGLIO - She who brings sunshine into the MARILYN DIEDERICH - The fairest garden is her look' loves of others, cannot keep it from herself. MARGARET FADDEN - As sweet as a new violet beneath the skies. PHYLLIS CHANDLER - A blond is she with a smile of glee. AUDREY DAHM - Her charm lies in her smile. FAITH Di CORPO - By another's pleasures, her own she measures. MARY LOUISE FINN -- Calm, quiet, lovablc.' ALICE HEALY - A rival to sunshine. GERTRUDE HOVEY - Thoughtful and quiet, she's a happy girl. DOROTHY DINDA - She hath a way to chase despair, to heal 1 1 , all grief, to cure 311 caref' MARY JANE HOGE - Of loving nature, kind and true. ' HOPE GREENER - Wondrous is the strength of cheerfulnessf' ANN JENKINS - Silent, though grave and sincere. CAROLE GRIFFIN - So sweet, so fair with a carefree air. ROSEMARY KIPP - The very ground on which she walks is caught in her laughter. MARGARET KENNEY - Her ways are ways of thoughtfulnessf' . D . I , D U HELEN KRIEG - A nice little girl with a quiet little way. JOYCE JAKAB - Her dark hair long, in her eyes a song. . DOROTHY LEDWON -- T l h 'I - h RITA KIPP - VA full rich nature free to trust. dancing.-t me marve S are er sm! e er MARY LOUISE KLAUER - A thrust at heart, she brings cheer EILEEN MCKENNA - Modest and sweet, her beauty one ean. I0 all- not repeat. LILLIAN LUNDER - She lives to build not to boast. EILEEN MCINTYRE - Petite, pretty darling she. JEANNE MILLER- FIirtation, attention without intention. MARGARET JEAN MALONE -- Her tresses are golden as are MARY RITA MILLER -- Wisdom's own treasured name. her thoughts' ALINE MORGAN - Jovial, melodious, a friend to all. RITA MULLEE - Laughing eyes and shining hair. MARGARET MURPHY - Tall and dark, gay as a lark. EUNICE MULCAHY - A loyal friend with a merry heart. MARY MEINER - A constant friend is rare to find. THERESE MCGEE - Dark and tall, she pleases all. ROSEANN MCGUCKIN - A pal to many, a friend to all. KATHLEEN MORAN - A friend to friends. GRACE MCNEELEY - A witty Irish 1355, with eyes gf LUCRETIA MESSINA - Nothing can be purchased which is sparkling dew, better than a lasting friendship. HELEN NUGENT- Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. BETTY 0'BRlEN - A dash and 21 llaflwt in hef hurry V011 mal' see her perchance. COLLEEN O'MALLEY - Of soul sincere in action faithful. EMILIE PAVLIKOSKI - A quiet, unassuming maid. NORM AO'BRIEN - Her eyes told a story all their own. ANITA PEDONE - Sweet and lively, a great conversationalistf' FRANCES FELL ' 'life' Chaim is fhe envy of,fm Y ayoung lawn SHIRLEY PLEsHINGER - A beautiful behavior is the finest of JULIA SABLYAR - The mirror of courtesy. fine artsy GRACE SAVAGE - uDiVlnell' tall and most divinely fair EILEEN QUINN - Her strength is the strength of ten, because ANN SECHRIST - She adds a note of gaiety to the song of life. her heart is pure, JEANNE SPINN - A life that leads melodious days. MARY KATHRYN ROGERS - A thrill to know, a true KATHERINE TEHAN - A1ass of Modest Mein. friend also- ANN WAHL - The world belongs to the energetic. THERESE SHANNON - There is no truer hearted. KATHERINE WALLETTE - She lives content and envies none. l-Ucll-l-E SHAFER -'- UDCWY CYCS and wistful fl10U8l'lfS-H MARIE THERESE WALSH - A blush is a handsome thing, but at GIZEI-l-E 5005 '- UA Small PaCka8C Padfefl Wlfll ef1el'8Y-H times too inconvenient. JEAN MARIE SWIADEK - Little we know what she thinks BEVERLY WILKINSON - Her energy appele all. and dreams-' BEATRICE WURM - Calm, serene, a veritable queen. GERALDINE TAPP - There is sunshine where she goes. ANNE ASBECK - Like in her dream she reigns supreme. RUTH WAINA - She moves among us, a princess fair. PAGE EIGHTEEN . Q-339333-3961-39g6i99399i33Q-399 .

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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 .

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' Q-91-Q-333931-iq-331'3339333i'31'Q'3i ' Annie Asbeck feels at home, When behind her melophone. Tempus Fugit' - times a racin' What's your hurry, Jackie Bacin? Wilma Barber is very loyal Go to Hoffman's, she'll treat you royal. l could tell, but I daren't The other life of Rita Behrendt Hi, fellas, what d'you know? Just got back from a Hanna Show. CE. Bird J Have you seen that little lady Sure and be guah', her name is Sadie. CS. Bouhasinj Checkers Brady is a riot Every day a different diet. Hair so red, eyes of blue, Wish I had that figure, too! CP. Busherj Fairie Queen we call Elaine Because she drives us all insane. CE. Cavej Plenty sharp, she's no icky This jitterbugging Micky. CM. Conwayj Rub the lamp, out comes Gem Want a fur coat? Ask Rosie Colini. To open a second Duffy's Tavern Is the life work of Jeanne Davern. Now, here's a girl who's really fancy. You just can't beat ever-lovin' ' Nancy. C N. Donleyj Frenchy, Frenchy, full of zing! Always after another ring. CM. Diederichj You may try but you can't sadden A good Irishman like Peggy Fadden. She's very small but that's no sin Size means nothin' to Mary Lou Finn. Eat at Moe's is the plea! Of a gal named Alice Healy. Who is this brilliant lass? Wfho gets high marks in English Class? CM. J. Hogej Take your time - don't get shovey! l'll be there - I'm Gert Hoveyf' emonagfiw .911 muiew By M. Worthington - M. Whittaker Get up early - come and see Millie Jenkins, in A 8: P. Pack your grip, take a trip Up to visit Rosemary Kipp. She makes a hit in any league You know her well as Helen Krieg. Dorothy Ledwo nis alreet! She says Tom can't be beat. Herels a girl who's never alone. Tell us why, Jean Malone? Great is poetry, and satire Is our friend, E. McIntyre. Eileen McKenna works in a shop. Want some candy? Why not stop? I'll marry Jack when he comes back. Can you guess who said that? CL. Messinal Aline Morgan sure can sing. But that's not the only thing. Eunice, Eunice in a turn Says her heart is full of Reyburne. C E. Mulcahyj Go to Skateland and you will see, The graceful figure of Rita Mullee. I think I'll give you all a treat, At 8:45, I'll be in my seat. CM. Murphy J Who has the boys puffin' and sighin'? Why it's little Betty Jane O'Brien! Wish she'd change her first name to Sally. Then she'd be called Sally O'Malley . Emilie, so sweet and simple! Where on earth did you get that dimple? C E. PavlikoskiD Shirley loves to entertain. Handsome soldiers, is her aim! CS. Pleshingerb As jitterbug, you will win Sure as shootin', Eileen Quinn. To open a house for lonely lodgers, Is the ambition of Mary Kay Rogers. Lu-Lu, Lu-Lu in a rut. Who will it be, Pat or the nut ? CL. Shafferj Shaky Shannon is her nickname. Ask her how she rose to fame. Life is sweet with my fella. So says a girlie called Gizella. CG. Soosj Wish that I could say Qui-Oui Like a certain, Jean Marie. CJ. M .Swiadekj Gerry Tapp will be glad When Bill is home -- Civvie Clad. Who has hair as blond as Lana ? Hollywood's missing our Ruth Waina. Maggie, Maggie - smart as Punch. You'll go far, I have a hunch. CM. Whittakerj An acting career is foreseen For this classmate, Sis Wiehn. Bob, Marty, Jim or Dick? Just which one will you pick? CM. M. Worthingtonj Look out! Or you'll have Mary drench You, with her knowledge of first year French C Mary Bacher J Sweet and quiet, good as gold -- That's Virginia when all' stold. CVirginia Behrendtj Georgie'd really make things sing, When that good old bell she'd ring. Georgiana Benderj Tho Lois Bodie had her pranks, She's one of the best kids in our ranks. CLois Jeanne Bodiej Rita like alliteration - She and Roy are a good combination. C Rita Bryll J Rosebud gave us all a laugh. She'd cut our troubles right in half. C Rosemary Byrnej Phil is good at basketball, She'd. beat her foes - yes, one and all. C Phyllis Chandlerj We all love this comely lass, For she is president of our class. CMary Catherine Collinsj Kay is always ful lof fun, She is as cheery as the sun. C Katherine Connollyj PAGE NINETEEN ' Q-333-Q-Q-Q-Q-Q-Q-gq-gg991-Q-Q-gQ.Q.q.Q.Q.93q, '