St Marys High School - Tower Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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qu Efarzewell To our Alma Mater with all .rhe Jtamd; for . . T0 the Faculty who have given it; 10 mach . , T0 the Junior, Sophomore, and Frethmen friend- Jhipx that have been Jhared with m . . . the Senior Belle: ring out Farewell? With tears in our eyes, and prayers on our lips, we step into the world and tuck sweet memories into our hearts --memories of St. Mary ideals and purposes; of Faculty guidance, encouragement, and untiring efforts; of fellow studentsh wonderful spirit and cooperation. Pray for us and remember us; for, although we must part, 'you Will live forever in our hearts.

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BARBARA VIESON Glee Club 1, 2 FRANCES WITT S.D.S. Secy 4 Y.C.S. 2, 3 Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4 1 I . LENORA 4 - wns-rmwoar Orchestra 1. 2, 3. 4 MARY LOU ZIMMER Student Council 3 Glee Club 3, 4 L015 WIRTH VERNA 21x Glee Club 1

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jfistory ,47348 At first . . . to the 107 Young ladies tat least we felt we wetw entering St. Mary High, the corridors seemed so long, the stairs so high and wide, and the study hall a mass of bobbing faces. And then . . . we were initiated Pat Nolan won a prize for her radio- tower hat, and the Seniors laughed heartily at Joan Axt's Clowning. Our assembly in General Science gave us a chance to show the rest of the school what we could do. Our quaking voices often faltered but, one by one, we re- cited out very own jingle about fire prevention. A Christmas tree reaching the ceiling and Glen Hollander telling us about Willie, made the yule season one not to be forgotten. In March, our first retreat, solemn and inspiring, turned our thoughts from frivolous things and made us aware that we were growing up. And lastly . . . we were thrilled to give our Big Sisters a party but sad to think they were leaving. June brought a sigh of relief that we were no longer Fteshies, but a wary presenti- rnent about the coming Sophomore year. ,48349 We felt ourselves veterans of the institution. We had formally come of age and were full-fledged Sophomores How well we remember that year! Classes . . . In Latin we translated the thrilling words Gaul as a whole is divided into three parts. We sat on the edge of our Chairs as we read Silas Marnet and juiius Caesar. We delved into the carcass of an earth- worm and came up with the amazing fact that it had a brain and five hearts. We Houndeted around in the wisdom of the ancient theorems. Yes, we had our fun and our problems, but our fun far outweighed our problems. Entertainment . . . We loved giving our Sophomore dance. Out planning and working were well rewarded be- cause everyone had a good time. St. Patrick himself would have enjoyed the girls who played and sang Mo Namatahs Bandu for his Feast-day as- sembly. Then we took the Seniors t0 Ault Park. Together we consumed piles of sandwiches, gobs of potato chips, and gallons of coke! We tomped and played and had a marvelous time. Ah yes, that was a wonderful year! Nevertheless we anxiously looked for- ward to being Juniors.