St Marys Commercial High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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CAN YOU IMAGINE IEILDRED OVLRMAP -Y N bringing up a subject in religion class that wou1dn't cause a heated discussion BETTY SHANKIE ' ROSEMILRY BETTE not selling candy talking too loud MARY FRANC IS im? BALUN being unfriendly being boisterous HELEN CANTWBLL GBRTRUDE KIENLE without her smile being extremely serious JUQLNITA P.iDILLA ELLANOR KELLY not asking Father Ackerman having her hair the picture of questions about books the Wild and Wooly West DOLOREIS KRAUS VIRGINL1 ILLNSEN being sarcastic as a dull, uninteresting person FLORENCE RONOWSKI FLORENCE PLJRSKY without her constant grin without hor glasses I.i.'.GDzLL1JN ESSER ANN VLAS IC remembering what she wants to say being on time for school ILLLIA RUTH DORGAN M.L11G.lRET HAMILL causing someone trouble staying home nights EVELYN ELLLLE MJYRION KILINLB catching on fast acting childish ANN O'BRI1'.IN MARIE GUDENAU not arguing not being happy-go-lucky LISONA D4'.LDINE DORIS MAE MILLER as an old-fashioned girl without her mirror VIRGINIA PIOTROUSKI HELEN MC MANUS without her make-un as a blonde LORAIN MACIEJEWSKI SIMONE DUMONT not being studious not helping Sister after school FLLLNCLS SLLLUSL: JANE MAJJRTEJNS being snobbish making a pest out of herself' IZILDRED BENISH JOSEPHINE RYAN wearing the same hat all year round being lazy CYLTIIIJRINZI SANGSTER VLQRONICA L.LVOIZJ not liking school wearing too much make-up ROSEILQRY PERRY FLORENCE C..SL2Y , being too tall without her freckles

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CLASS WILL We the undersigned, graduating class of nl939u of St. Mary's Conmercial School, City of Detroit, in the County of Wayne, in the State of Michigan, being of sound minds and bodies do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. To St. Iarv's, we bequeath our loyalty, gratitude, and fond memories of days gone by. To ual guidance during our school years at St. Kary's. To Father Ackerman we be ueath our a reciation I his interesting Religion Classes. To The Other Priests, we bequeath our thanks and their untiring support in our activities. To Sister Kary Joanella, we bequeath our lasting her kindlv words of encouragement throughout the past Father Hoefer we be ueath our fratitude for his insoirinc s irit I, 3 q Q L e and Sratitude for appreciation for appreciation for vears. To Sister Mary Constance, we bequeath our many thanks for her patience with us in our work, and her understanding of our work. To Sister Marv Bertina, we bequeath our fidelity and lovalty for her untiring zeal in attempting to make us nightingales. I, Anne Balnl, bequeath to Gloria Springer my ability to wear cosmetics. I, Nildrod Benish, bequeath to Rosemary Niemeyer my saddle shoes. I, Rosemary Yette, bequeath to Elizabeth Dewolf my job as class secretarv. I, Frances Brause, bequeath to Virfinia Hoff my wine skull cap. I, Helen Cantwell, bequeath to Tetty Kurz my angers hitts. I, Florence Casey, bequeath to Evelyn Hester my freckles, which have a tendency to make therselves known in the sunmertiQe. llf' I, Leona Daldinc, bequeath to Rosemary Stevenson my gift of I.-AB. I, Elma Ruth Dorgan, bequeath to Ruth Rockman my old schoolbag. Ehlfbnb WITH CARE,RUTH, DLCAUSL IT LAX fALa APART1 I, Simone Dumont, bequeath to Geneva Thomas my ability to NGET shorthand. I Iardalen Esser beoueath to Catherine Krauzer with leasurc all 9 J J. D the accuracy signs in the Senior Classroom. I, Karr Francis, bequeath to Jeanne Canpbell my winning smile, also to Suzanne Van Becclaerc my self-confidence. I, Vario Gudenau, bequeath to Dorothy Began my uniform.