St Marys Academy - Siren Yearbook (Lorain, OH)

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REGINA E. STACK OW about Regina Stack- -Yes, she's all that she appears N to be, Winsome, good natured, a fine pal, and a staunch friend. jean's valuable time and services are readily given upon request, for the furtherance of any activity, no matter what. And the fact that she finds time to be an honor student is no mystery, for the Lord blesseth a cheerful giver. This small hundle of efficiency has acted as Prefect of the Mission Unit, S. S. C., Sec. of Senior Class, Latin Club, Academy News Staif, and Assoc. Editor of the Siren. l l X K Twelve

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JOHN H. RYAN Q X IITH the organization of the S. S. C. came the problem of choosing a leader. Obviously only a man of rarc ability, morally, intellectually and socially, could meet the def mand. The student body recognized these qualities in John Ryan and elected him president. Through his instrumentality, the use of the missal has been established among the students, and the First Friday selected as general Communion day for the Student's Spiritual Council. Ryan is Vicefpresident of the Senior Class, Asst. Bus. Mgr. of the Siren, a member of the Latin and Monogram Club, Football and Basketball, 3 and 4. john will enter the Engineering Dept. at U. of D. lx J . D ,gh . . If l Eleven

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CATHERINE L. FOLEY ATHERINE is our sunshine girlefsunny hair, sunny smile, and sunny disposition. Now since everyhody loves sun' shine, quite naturally every one loves our Catherine. In her the Children of Mary found a capable and exemplary president and under her leadership put across one of the most success' ful hazaars in the history of their organization. Her generosity and skill as a typist has made her quite an essential factor on the Siren and Academy News staffs. She is treasurer of the Senior Class, Consultor, S. S. C., and claims membership in the Latin, Chemistry and Literary Clubs. 1 X ' L f0MwM KJ Thirteen x I, J f