St Mary of the Springs High School - Siena Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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-SZ- 2 5 H lil as l927-1928 Some more fell through since last year. -L. 1, g f ,gil-' . Y V -----H -1 V , ' - ' I ,..?f, xldieei '33 3 T:- ' E' A 71- Y 7' . - f i A' T- T r ' ' .. ..- ' 'iYR ?'-If-d - . -- -' '5 ' -'r E .L Ts - - .5 S E 3 2 E .Jsiigl ff' ' -1 - -- 'Z T 2 5 i e 5 -2 L E E122-122: ' Yee-. 2 ? A T se A 5 5 -E - 'E 5' E lfT?3f:Y Nial- e 's A 2 f is 2- 5 1 2 - 2? 3 . f f. ,E ,' ' ' a Q F Election of oHieers. School opening in earnest. The Nut test fintelligence testj. Getting acquainted with the typewriters. Juniors begin to assume dignity. Forbidden to leave grounds at recess. Junior poetry week. School inspector's visit. Mother Thomasine's three visits. Entrance in dramatics-- Day In the Principal's Office . Those Latin dramas. Our first laboratory experiment-the only blowout we ever had. Trip to Water-works and Penitentiary. New pupils-Casma Russo, Eva Liberatore, Bob Irwin, Jimmy Kintz. Those heavenly sonnets. Newspaper speed-writing. O. G. A.- I would impress upon young people-in Shorthand speed contests. That thrilling story, The Lady and The Tiger . Those parties after school writing themes. When Nicholson hit a Sophomore girl with a ball-WOW! Sister's Shock-shop. VVhen the photographer came to school. Free on St. Patrick's Day-it came on Saturday. Writing Marian notes-tough on the Janitor. Home-made jam in the stairway at 45 minute intervals. Morning sewing bees fgirls mending runners in stockingsl. The patched front door window . That icy library. M. Vath, H. Nicholson, Kintz-daily game of handball in court. Our undying love for Cicero-O my herol The countless alibis of our original boys. Exemptions. Those group meetings for the purpose of writing Marian articles. The rushes and crushes of the Junior Class. Girls' uniforms coming out at the elbows. The menus we prepared in the laboratory. Spring housecleaning-the artistic window washers. That down-trodden stairway--everybody falls for it. Our up to date cloak room. Official password- Gangway'l-this means you! Nervous prostration from typing contests. VV hy boys leave school-too many women. Girls' compact exchange. Extra large Easter vacation. VVriting this masterpiece. 31

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Can You Beat Us for Activities? 1925-1926 Christened Freshmen.U Entertained by Seniors on Constitution Day. Taffy-apple sale to pay for Amaranthine pages. VVin silver cup for Thanksgiving game ticket sale. Latin contests. Christmas window cleaning. Soph's Xmas party. Dramatization of Rip Van VVinkle',. Debates on City and Country Life. Public speaking. Sister Mercedes, visit. Girls' gym. Speedometers Win basketball championship. Noon meetings of luncheon club around stove. Field Day. Oration of 1V1other Thomasine on our behalf. No parties. No outings. No school picnic. 1926-1927 Not allowed to initiate Freshies. Daily razzing and scolding. Constitution Day program-our one bright light. Fresh-Soph edition of lV1arian-SUCCESS. Taffy-apple sale. Bake sale. Candy sale. Retreat. The smell of those rubber bands the boys put on the stove. lVlother Thomasine's visit with Sister Mercecles. Lots fell through since the Freshman year. VVilliam Glenn, Thomas Igel, and .lack Brandt-new pupils. Free on St. Patrick's Day-last day of retreat. Housecleaning. Our boarded-up class room door. The frosted Windows. Crepe for Caesar on the door. Newspaper writing. Latin contests and certihcates. No parties. History contests All boys adopt long trousers. Fire Chief gives talk on campus. Uniforms for girls. Entertained by Senior Baby Show Still no school picnic. Saint Therese pictures. French and Spanish public speaking. Fire in the grade school. Civics contests. The pie Wagon. Teachers' strike Lap lunches in the basement. T. G. re-elected as president. Singing periods on Friday. 30

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BAUMAN, MARY BECKER, LDUISE BECRER, RICHARD BDEHLER, IXNGELLA HUPFLEY, LlIL'II.LE BRANDT, JACK CARROLL, HULDA CASEY, ALICE CHANDLER, REGINA CHURRAY, ANNA CLEMENS, MARIE DAUE, LUCILLE IJAUER, EVELYN IUOVVNING, IVIARGARET IJUFFY, MARY EBERTS, FRANCES FISEL, EDVVARD EYERMAN, FRANKLIN FRANZ, JXIVIELIA CSASSIVIAN, 'IRHEODORE GoE'rz, FRANCES PIANF, FRANCIS HrkR'I'INliS, ELEANOR HOFM.-KN, XVILLIAM Class '29 IGEL, 'IQHUNIAS IRWIN, RGRER1' IQERCHER, I':RW1N KIN'1'z, MARGARET KIN'l'Z, JAMES KOCH, AGNES KRCJPP, ROSE MARIE LIEERATGRE, EVA MARTIN, MARY MULCAHY, MARY NICIYIKJLSLJN, HERBERT QUINN, EVELYN RODGERS, DoRo'1'HY SCHAEHAUSEN, ELLEN SCHEIRECR, MARIE STGCKER, IVIARY THEADD, IJOLORES 'FHOMAS, RAYMOND V'A'l'H, MELVIN VVARD, RUTH IALENE VVUNDERLIN, ROBERT VVURDACK, MILDRED ZANG, MARIE ZDLLNER, JOHN