St Joseph Academy - Sajoscript Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1943 volume:

NX Q U xvg nf! r P5 P, .. uw! N 81 Fix, EX LIBRIS THE SENIOR CLASS Uf ST. JOSEPH ACADEMY COLUMBUS, O1-no jrrrx F71 tx Clf.Og4'Clp VOLUME FIVE leficalian To am' flfzvatea' Parents whose wife choice and many srzcrifues have procured for us four happy years at St. fosnpll 1fClIllE7!ly, -we lovingly and grate- fully fleflicate this ffzh volume of CZIOQVCZID ' nan '71, N D 'j' +1 HMB , . ,, :fa- rnmmifmgmuu v,qlYlI77,HClllGf6 QUEEN of 98069 nrpfay for US. Mr. Miss Mr. M r. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Miss Mrs. lVlr. Miss Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Dr. Dr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Miss Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mir. Mr. Miss Miss Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. GMP The Most Reverend James Hartley, D.D. The Most Reverend Edward G. Hettinger, D.D. The Right Reverend John Fagan The Right Reverend Bernard Vogel The Reverend George Callan, O.P. The Reverend John B. Donahie The Reverend Otto Guenther The Reverend Paul Hammer The Reverend Earl Holzapfel The Reverend VVilliam Maloney The Reverend Joseph Manning The Reverend John Monroe, O.P. The Reverend F. D. Nealy, O.P. The Reverend Timothy O'Leary, S.J. The Reverend Philip H. O'Neill, S.J. and Mrs. Edward R. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. VValter Groff Margery Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hackett and Mrs. Joseph P. Boyhan Mr. and Mrs. Frank VV. Hardesty and Mrs. Marcus Breitfeller Mr. and Mrs. William M. Hickey and Mrs. Paul Breitfeller Dr. and Mrs. C. Hoffhine and Mrs. Thomas B. Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hohman Robert Cline Mr. and Mrs Jack Horton Mary Cobb Huber Florist Samuel Cobb Mrs. John VV. Kavanagh and Mrs. VV. L. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Kienle Eleanor Cotter Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kinstler and Mrs. James Deibel Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Maeder and Mrs. Joseph F. Deibel Miss Katherine M. Maeder and Mrs. Irwin DeShetler Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. McCann Mary Desmond M'r. and Mrs. Thomas S. McCorm Dorothy E. Donley Mr. and Mrs. Victor Muell and Mrs. Quinn Dorgan Music Department and Mrs. Patrick Dugan Miss Daniella Perrin and Mrs. Mitchell Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Pearce Richardson and Mrs. Edward M. Eberle Ricker Violin Shop Mary Catherine Eiseman Mr. and Mrs. John Riepenhof and Mrs. Peter Everhart Miss Helen Ryan and Mrs. Neil Fagan Miss Jean Sauter and Mrs. V. Feth Mr. and Mrs. John L. Sauter and Mrs. Charles F. Frosh Miss Mildred Schilling and Mrs. O,Neill Fishbaugh Miss Florence Stroyne and Mrs. L. B. Fitzgerald Miss Marion Swickard and Mrs. N. Francisco Miss Margaret Vogel Lucille Fulcher Mrs. Bert VVeilbacher Helen Gale Mr. and hdrs. Francis VVhalen and Mrs. D. L. Gilbert Mrs. Albert Zettler and Mrs. Harry Gilchrist Helen Greely and Mrs. Herbert Green Miss Loretta Zettler Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Zimpfer ick MOST REVEREND JAMES J. HARTLEY, D.D I 7 1 V91 wi Q 2 2 'Q SQ N 'W NQ N ax Q S -E +.. 5' N5 N k F .-. 'F 13. QA. Q. -N Q be 2 Q 5 T3 F Q z Ev: X -Q N lb E 34 marzion .Zrmstrong Dream Song Independent-athletic-fond of fun -Hrm and final in her decisions. Claw President '40 Sodality Representative '41 Basketball Captain '41 Athletic Representative '43 Sajograph '43 Qettg Qoglzan Song of foy Friendly - entertaining-outspoken in everything. Basketball Captain '42 Volleyball Captain '43 mary Gatlzerine Qreltkffer ff!! Ufife Nature Candid-conscientious-one of our intellectuals. Student Council '43 Chatterbox Staff '43 Sajograph Staff '43 12 mary go Glllne Merrilji, Merrily Friendly and willing-high-spirited -dependable. Snclality Representative '42 Chairman Missirm Society ,43 Sajograph '43 Chatterbox '43 ,gnu Calm as the Night Tall-graceful-good listener. Choral Club Librarian '43 gllen Cbeibel Bfffiewe Me If All Tlzoxe Emiearing Young Chrzrmi M ischievous--active -human chat- terbox. Sudaliry ,43 Athletics ,43 l13l Qattg Cgdagan The Lass with the Delicate Air Petite-dainty-artistic to the nth degree . Volleyball Captain '43 Sajugraph Staff '43 marianne gislzbaugli ff Merry Life Life of the party-no sense of time. Class Historian '40 mary gfatlzerine Cgitzgeralal Beautiful Dreamer Musiczxllyf talented-ea1'nest-ever- willing to cooperate in class affairs. Vice President '41 Class President '42 President Student Council '43 E141 .Zinn Qreely Young Hopeful Amiablc - studious - always ready for a laugh. Chatterbox Staff ,4l Student Council '43 Sajograph Staff '43 Qlofla Qfeefl Lead Kindly Light Likeable-fond of study and books -determined. Editor Chatterbox '43 President Library Club '43 Sajograph Staff '43 mafilgll Qroff Smiles Courteous and dependable-sincere and friendly. Christ Child Society '42 Choral Club Treasurer '43 5 goan Hackett Style All the While Domestic-emotional-dry humorist Volleyball Captain '41 Student Council 342 Basketball Captain '42 Athletic Representative '43 .Zim yfaralesty O flluxic Studious - musical - determined -- business ability. Class Treasurer '40 and ,4l Class Secretary '43 Sajograph Staif '43 gean Hun Hickey Lovely Appear Small and sweet-genial and sincere. Class Secretary '40 Athletic Representative '40 Student Council Sec'y '41 E61 mary gIOlll7lCll'L foy to the lfV0rld Energetic - fun-loving - fond of Sports. Basketball Captain '41 Volleyball Captain '40 Athletic Representative '42 Treasurer, S.J.A.A. '43 tmatty .gfavanaglz A Laugh Profuolzer Witty and humorous-popular with all. Fond of bears. Class Vice President '42 l Sodality Prefect '43 tmutlz gaenle Faithful F orefver Calm-self-pzxssesiecl-scholastically bent. Class Vice President '43 Chatterbox Staff '43 Sajograph Staff '43 17 mat mceormick Senarita Auburn hair with brown eyes-witty and serious-dignified president of the Senior Class. Class President '43 Chatterbox Staff '43 oLlOUtSe maedel' Sender of Dreams Good-nzltured-business-lilce-ublig- ing. Class Treasurer '42 Vice Prefect of Sodality '43 Sajograph Staff '43 Virginia Tnoriarty W'h0 Tnzadr the Path of Duty Dignified-generous and willing- with journalistic ambitions. Choral Club Librarian '42 Class Secretary '42 and '43 Sajograph Staff '43 Cqlzelma Salvatore For Heh' II folly Good Fellow Sincere-cnoperative-determined-- democratic. Choral Club Librarian ,42 Tnarian Sauter Drink to Me Only wilh Thine Eye: Yvitty-vivacious-obliging-one of our intellectuals. Class Vice President '40 Volleyball Captain '40 Class President 341 Athletic Representative '41 President S.J.A.A. ,43 Charlotte Csiclzneicfer The Call of the Dance Laughing and Carefree-friendly- skipper of the light, fantastic toe. Class Librarian '41 9 gune Zi-nlpkf The Nightingale X Scholarly and athletic-dramatic- champion bowler. Athletic Representative '41 Class Secretary '41 Student Council '42 Chatterbox Stall '43 Class Treasurer '43 Sally lfvlzafen How Sweet and Silent Quiet and friendly-considerate and courteous. Sudality '43 Athletics '43 Qernice weifbacher Mysteriozzs World Determined-musical-excellent in sports. Basketball Captain '40 Volleyball Captain '4-l Choral Club President '43 MARYHURST A new word, a new place, a new Notre Dame activity in our fair city, is Mary- hurst. This beautiful old residence of Upper Arlington, a recent acquisition of the Sisters of Notre Dame, has been converted into a delightful Candidacy. A Candidacy is a home where young girls of high school age study the religious life for which they feel an attraction. Not a postulate, nor a novitiate, lviaryhurst is merely a. boarding school or testing place for religious vocations to the Institute of Notre Dame founded by the Blessed Julie Billiart more than one hundred and forty years ago in France. May this new foundation increase, Hourish. and prosper a hundredfold. Above is a photograph of Carolyn AmRhein, the first fruit of Maryhurst. Carolyn, a native of Chicago, has studied with the Sisters of Notre Dame in Chicago, Cincinnati, and Columbus. To her the faculty and students of St. Joseph Academy send an aEec- tionate SAJOGRAM. Just as Sajograph is going to press we ear 0 os y Notre Dame Postulate in june. God be with you, Rosemary! l20l h f R emar Davis's entrance into the Um .faq Wacullff MRS. PETER EVERHART B.S. in Education Ohio State University Instructor in Home Economics MISS FLORENCE STROYNE A.M. in Fine Arts Ohio State University Instructor in Art H11 MISS MAXINE ZWAYER B.S. in Education Capital University Instructor in Physical Education RETREAT One of the lasting happy memories of our senior year will be our annual retreat. This year we were privileged to have for our retreat master the Reverend Joseph Manning, O.P., of Somerset, Ohio. Father Manning's efforts to give us spiritual help will be fruitful, let us hope, in the lives of every member of the class of nineteen hundred and forty-three. E221 Mx? ELEVENTH YEAR C. Deibel P. Barrow M. Davis M. Heeg M. Krumm M. Boehm M. Olds M. C. Breen J. Griffin M. A. Cavanaugh M. Trucco L. M. Wagner E. Fulcher R. Schmitz M. Gallagher G. A. Cline A. Hieronymus S. Scarborough A. Boyhan G. Davis F. McNally H. Wilxman A. Foeller M. Hickey F. Zuber M. McNary L. Moriarty D. Ryan 9'-I. Cleary 'M. Sharshall Not in picture 24 ELEVENTH YEAR Claw Officer: President- Frances lVlcN:1lly Vice President- lVl'ary Olds Secretary- Catherine Deibel Treasurer- Mary Boehm TENTI-I YEAR C1055 Ufficgrf President- Ruth Sauter Vice President- Rosemzlry Davis Secretary- Martha Ryan Treasurer- Kathleen Straub TENTI-I YEAR M. Gleich J. Graham N. Eschelman B. Breen D. Weldon B. J. King M. E. Abram R. Gaggero R. Berwanger M. McCloud R. Ury M. Burman M. Fischer M. Barrow M. J. Nerney P. See M. Ryan E. Schmelzer M. Malloy M. A. -McFarland A. Thelzn Mulligan Dooling Keenan Marznlf Martin Lawler Hoy Cavanaugh Straub Davis Wiss O'Neill Crawford Stout Walker 'Alllen McDowell McCarthy Stanton Dugan S auter NINTH YEAR Class Officcrs President-Helen McCann Vice President-Jeannine Koch Corresponding Secretary--Rita Marsh Recording Secretary--Frances Falter Treasurer-Margaret Callahan GROUP ONE I. Ey B. Ridder V. Kreber M. Whalen R. Marsh D. Ulrich E. Maciejewski B. Merz R. Zuber B. Kulp J. Lippert R. Boehm J. Koch F. Hardin M. Grundei J. Lyons D. Zick I. Medcr J. Goebel L. Roberts M. Stuart 'J. Thomas-Not in picture I25 GROUP TWO S. Cantwell M. Callahan M. Miller J. Owens J. Barrow F, Falter M. A. Thurn R. Breitfeller H. McCann M. Altenbach B. Pendergast S. Stanton M. L. Hieronymus L. Powers C. Belknap M. L. Guzzo M. Bush A. Feustle C. McKearney J. Kitzmiller G. Newhouse J. Hergescll M. Ey C. Hammack , C9 95 ' I QR, . Q .W 2. 'Jw 5 cv ep Ee. i g W n jr E' is kk i- k VN R X5 N 'ci RP 3.5 J Lfw ...X X S' AK X X 'lr '- x --- L CHORAL CLUB Tenth Year Chorus Ninth Year Chorus E271 IT'S A MING by Helen A. Monsell directed by Mary Anna Hazelton CHARACTERS Agnes ,,..,,, ,,,..,..,,,,...... ,... M a ry A. Fishbaugh Margaret ,ss ,.... Marion Armstrong Minerva --- ..,... Mary C. Breitfeller 'Louise Maeder Phyllis .... .... P atricia McCormick 'jean Hickey Marcella -- .......... Marion Sauter 'Mary K. Fitzgerald Millie .... .... . Mary Jo Cline Joan Hackett Miss jones--- ,,,,....... June Zimpfer 'Marilyn Graff Mandy .....,.. .,.,. T helma Salvatore 'Gloria Green Aunt Lucinda ,... ...... V irginia Moriarty 'Ann Hardesty Miss Sprockette--- ...............,..,,..,, ..... P any Kavanagh 'Anne Greely SYNOPSIS OF SCENES Act I. Living room of Fluvanna College Dormitory. About noon. Act II. The same. Half an hour later. Act III. The same. Two hours later. PRODUCTION STAFF Tickets Properties Make-Up Ellen Deibel Sally Whalen Ruth Kienle Bernice Weilbacher Betty Boyhan Anne Cobb 'Friday Cast l29l DEAR DIARY 193 9-40 DEAR DIARY 1 940-4 1 DEAR DIARY 1941-42 DEAR DIARY 1942-43 This year there were thirty-one of us who entered this new world together, were all filled with awe and fear as we realized what an important step we were taking. However, we soon found our proper places and hoped to be able to prove our ability and deserve the name of Freshmen. Besides Latin and Algebra, which were new to most of us, we were thrilled by the fact that we were now considered old enough to make our first retreat which was given by Reverend Father Steiner, S.-I. All too quickly our first year Hlled with new knowledge and excitement came to an end. Yes, Diary, we're back again, no longer the youngest class, but now Sophomores. This 'ear we tackled eometr' and found a new thrill in French. We also 5 'S 5 were able to attend the Cherry Ball! For most of us our first formal! What happy memories will remain with us of our retreat given by Reverend Father lVIcLarne ', O.P.l We'll always remember Wake u little irl and g'Flowers, Y . r Pr g 1 I leave thee on the wayf, Yes, all these and many more memories will cling with us as we discover that une has once more co-me and when we return we will be . Y classified as upperclassmen. Juniors! V Oh, Diary, what a grown-up feeling! This year we're taking chemistry and hoping that some day we'll all be Madame Curie's, or, at least, one of us. Our first big project is the distribution of the Christmas Baskets. This act of charity gives us all a new outlook on the true meaning of Christmas. After returning from vacation we helped the Seniors plan our Cherry Ball. VVhat a grand time we all had! Then for three days we became serious and made our annual retreat Con- ducted by Reverend Father Monroe, O.P. and Reverend Father Sheehan, O.P. VVhen it was over we felt as though we had received twice as much grace. At the end of May and the first days of June we planned the Sodality Tea for the Seniors, practiced Commencement exercises, and last but not least gave our first Junior- Senior Prom. Although we hated to see the seniors leave, we felt proud that at last we were able to take their place, the place of honor, as Seniors! , VVell, diary, we're writing on the last page. At last we're Seniors, and what an experience it is to have girls looking up to us. This year has gone so fast. We've been in our last Christmas Play, gone to our last Cherry Ball, given our Class Play, which was a big thrill, assisted at our last retreat conducted by Reverend Father Mailning, O.P. Now, enriched with spiritual and intellectual knowledge, we re- luctantly see that June has come and with it our Commencement. Yes, diary, we've had our arguments and corrections, our work and fun, and how we hope we've accomplished our duty. As we leave, a little wiser, a little older, we hope that no matter what happens, we'll all stay together, sharing with one another our future joys and sorrows, as well as the memories of the four happiest years of our life. E291 l9.53? E l PMS Q' PF marc U Ji B B Q rj? ' q QP A. Q 3, M.c.13 fj fu L g 451 xl' MH. tg? VM. aw i- J. FLH ' H Z1 5 u 3 M, 'gig r Tfj HILLS lmllu 5 PLS. F 32: N, L 634 5 gl if PI1. AIL L Egg ii WM Q - M.A.F. W? ,W g L M. E D Mm c.s. M FQ-X? 2 Q 30 QQ 1, Gi 3 M' f NJ - Jw Q51 G'GV SNL .A. PLdv4 E301 OUR LIVING ROSARY An October Sodality Project MAY CROVVNING QUEEHiPHfI,' Kavanagh Attendants-Louise Maeder, Helen VVi1Xman Crown Bearer-Howard Haddow i311 Name lVI. Armstrong B. Boyllan M. C. Breitfeller M. J. Cline A. Cobb E. Deihel P. Fagan Ill. A. Fishhaugh IVI. K. Fitzgerald A. Greely G. Green M. Groff I. Hackett A. I-Iardesty i ' li!! J , Delights in Long, deep books J. Dorsey llflovies Sweaters Curly Hair Ice Cream Art Warm weather Pretzels Bob Hope All Popular Tunes Glenn Nliller Dogs Movies Sweaters People Dancing Michigan Dancing Painting Clothes T. Power Cough drops Movie Nlagazines Ear Rings Ice Cream Sundries Chemistry Clothes Movies Eating Roses Cakes Movies Dancing Chocolate Cake Potato Chips Football Games Letters from Notre Dame Olives Violin Red Hair WValt Disney's Creations Allergic to Pineapple Hair Cuts Eggs Slow Pokes Accordion Music Oysters Boys with Long Hair Silk Stockings Silence Oranges Sauerkraut Rain Milk jello New Lipstick In Tune with It's so Peaceful in the Country Beautiful Dreamer Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Claire de Lune It Can't Be Wrong Yours I'll Never Smile Again Two Olclock .lump Don't Get Around Nluch Anymore Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Begin the Beguine Stardust For Me and lVIy Gal Stardust 321 Usually Found Dreaming Behind the Candy Counter Sketching Person- alities Talking At the Show At Bernicels Painting By the radio In the Cafeteria Begging for the Cill' At the show Floor- Dept. Second Boys' Ice Cream Eating Cones Sleeping Asset Vivacity Eyes Artistic Ability Versatility Complexion Figure Size Her Irish I-Iumor Her dimples Her clothes Thoughtfulness Courtesy Eyelashes Musical Talent Name I. Hickey M. Hohman P. Kavanagh R. Kienle L. lvlaeder P. McCormick V. Moriarty T. Salvatore BI Sauter C. Schneider B. lveilbacher S. VVhalen gl. Zimpfer Delights in Clothes Hair Ribbons Bing Crosby Skating Clothes Shows Teddy Bears Paul Henried Cokes Dancing Skating Jewelry Spalding shoes Alan Ladd lnternes lndian Jewelry Airplanes Tennis journalism Lipstick Potato Chips Basketball Reading Photography Robert Stack Cooking Chocolate-cove Raisins Dancing Sweaters Orchestras Sports Suits Cars Reading Movies Bowling VVire-hair Terriers Airplanes Records red Allergic to Galoshes Concerts Raisins Olives Biology Corny jokes VVaking Up Bingo Parties Carrying Umbrellas Long Fingernails Public Speaking Milk Spinach In Tune with Every Night About This Time Night and Day Begin the Beguinc I've Heard That Song Before Strauss lValtzes Black Magic Rhapsody in Blue Black Magic I Surrender Embraceable You Ave Maria llve Heard That Song Before Night and Day 33 1 Usually Found Primping At the Skating Rink H aving Fun At the Skating Rink Teasing Combing Her Hair Munching Potato Chips Taking Snap- shots Singing Teaching Dancing In the Car Reading Bowling Asset Sparkling Fingernails Laughter Her Congeniality Her lllemory Her Auburn Hair Thoughtfulness Her Teeth Personality Her Laugh Her Athletic Ability Her Friendliness Her Voice SODALITY Officerx P. Kavanagh L. Maeder H. YVilxman M. Cline M. Trucco M. E. Abram S. Cantwell SODALITY STUDENT COUNCIL SENIOR CLASS STUDENT COUNCIL SENIOR CLASS Officers Officers M. K. Fitzgerald P. McCormick J. A. Hickey R. Kienle M. Gallagher J. Zimpfer I A. Greely V. Moriarty T. Stanton C. Breitfeller E. B. lvlarzolf A. Thurn M. C. Breen NI. E. Hickey l Lippert l35l A. Hardesty CHORAL CLUB ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION LIBRARY CLUB CHATTERBOX STAFF CHORAL CLUB Officerr B. YVeilbacher M. Groff A. Foeller ATHLETIC LIBRARY CLUB CHATTERBOX ASSOCIATION Officers STAFF Uffizferf G Green Offiffff M. Sauter T. Stanton G. Green M. Hohmnn C. R. Stout R. Kienle L. Moriarty M. Armstrong J. Hackett R. Berwanger 36 H. McCann M. A. Thurn I. Ey M. L. Guzzo J. Kitzmiller M, C. Breitfeller P. McCormick M. Cline J. Zimpfer 37 CHERRY BALL OUR CHAPERONS TEA TIME Mrs. Florine Vogel Maeder and her five daughters are all graduates of St. Joseph Academy. Alice, of the Class of 38, is now Sister Mary Florine, S. N. D. Mrs. Maeder, a former presi- dent of the Notre Dame Alumnae Association, is now president of the Parent-Teacher Association. l Mrs. Florine Lauferswuiler and her two daughters, Mari' and Ann, are all graduates of St. Joseph Acad- - em? Mrs. Helen Zettler Greely and her daughter Anne. Mrs. Greely served a term :is president of the Notre Dame Alumnae Association. l33l NOTRE DAME ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION President .,....,.,, , ----,-----,,-,.Miss Gertrude Ansel Vice PresidenL ....,,. . ,,.... Mrs. Ruth Pearce Recording Secretary ,,...,, .,,, M rs. Thomas Perrone Corresponding Secretary ..,.. ,... M iss Rowena Maeder Treasurer ,..,-..,,-......,,...,,,, .. -,.,,,A W-. .,.., Miss Rita Hinterschied We will always be grateful to the Notre Dame Alumnae for the generosity and interest they have manifested in our schonl and its progress. The Vocational Guidance program which they are sponsoring for the third consecutive year has been a real help. ut their Constant loyalty is an inspiring example urg ng us to follow in their footsteps in our fidelity to the teachings of S..I.A. PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION VVe realize that many of the advantages and pleasures that have been ours during the ast f ' ' p our years at S.-l.A. have been made possible hy the team-work planning of ohur teachers and our mothers. To both these benefactors. therefore. we say a most sincere Thank you and ' h ' ' A ' goodness tn us. pray t e good God to bless them both abundantly tor all their President- ...... -O Vice President .... Secretary -.-- -- -,-Mrs. Thomas B. Devine Mrs. Arthur H. Maeder Mrs. VVilliam MeNary TTCHSUYSI' ------- ....,....... M rs. Paul Davis Board Member .... ..... B Irs. Edward Armstrong Board Member .... .... ,... M r s. Irwin DeShetler l39l SAJOGRAPH STAFF Editorial-R. Kienle, V. Moriarty, A. Hardesty, A. Greely, G. Green Art-hi. C. Breitfeller, P. Fagan. Business-M. Armstrong, L. Maeder, M. I. Cline. CLASS SONG This is the end of our last year at S. A. VVhere we combined our study and our play, And where We learned to value the reality Of Life's hcst gifts, and live them loyally. Chorus: So we, the class of nineteen hundred forty-three VVith prayerful hope of peace and victory Beg God to raise His gentle, loving Fatherls Hand And bless America, our own, our wondrous land. As we recall our school days here at S. A., VVe think of all the memories sweet and dear Of all the happy times we had together here And pray that we may meet again some day. Ruth Kienle l 40 l Rex M5 - TAB46 Q 6 Goes ro ages ' 'DAUGH7-E K ow' R! 0, ae' QROA, Q ,XG 'P '6 ok 7 T Q X f f JAN Jw 0 Q if M X5OJ3f 4' of If ffcembq, Oc U50 'DAY UP Q Q MCWJBEP QQ f MASS on 1? AEA' Kscv' X66 QQ' AX ML x p gg E ' QQQXQQ Ass f QE WL, Qwffai I CHN? Q W Mi 'S M Q an4wwnulJlH '9 i411 l W ova L - ff- .i. v f t fd QSM 1 Q I an f i Fx Q r- Compliments of ST. JOSEPH ACADEMY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HIGH SCHGOL SECRETARIAL SCI-IOOI. E431 COMPLIMENTS of THE NOTRE DAME ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION U41 CONGRATULATIONS TOTHE SENIORS THE PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION .1 :xA' 4 Q, If X IQVQEQQ WWW X brxvrzyl H51 SCHREICK'S P alla Sfucfia We extend congratulations to the Class of 1943 of St. Joseph Academy SCI-IREICK'S PHOTO STUDIO has demonstrated workmanship at St. Joseph Academy Students over a period of years 85 North High Street, Columbus, Ohio PORTRAITS AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY George Byers Sons lnc. COLUMBUS' OLDEST AND LARGEST TRANSPORTATION MERCHANTS mmmunuum mnmmmmu U61 Arthur H. Maeder 8a Co. High sf feef at sycamm 4 BEST WISHES t f if ir OF Smitlfs Roller Rinks Grandview Lumber Co LUMBER AND MILLWORK IOS. C. McNally, Mgr. KI 1156 NORTH FOURTH at Northwood Ave. f f f i' E471 Wendt-Bristol Co. 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