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

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..W W j-f! --1 H44 ' AVW VOLLEYBALL TEAM: Firjr RouvMMA H, Quicter, M, Amann, J. Stenger, J. Ackermann, J. Feinauen Second R011. -J Drach, J. Meier, J Martin, P. Kessing, A, Metz, M. Costelio, J. Lowry, J. Drach, LVL Murray. Tbirrl Rozr-W. Mussman, J. Schwertman, M. J. O'Connor, S. O'Brien, C. Mitchell, J, Sullivan, 1.. OstholthoE, S. Garbade, M. Englert, S. Renzcnkuper. LITTLE SALLY OUR MASCOT LOU SUTTON BASKETBALL TEAM: Fm: Row-MJ. Feinauer, J. Stenger, P. Kessing, AJ Metz, JJ Drach, C. Osrholthoff. Second RouMJ. Drach, S. Garbade, M. Englerr, M. H. Quitter, M Amann, J. Ackermann, L Ostholthoff, C. Mitchell M Costello Third Run MM L. Dwyer, W. Muss man, M J. O',Ccnnor S. OBrien,J. Sullivan, J. LowLy

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Volleyball marshalis in the fall sports sea- son with intramural, c1355, and inter-school games. A lively game, it provides enjoyment for many girls, Joyce Feinauer P i n g pong attracts many girls because it is an informal, relaxinu, and recreational sport. An annual tournament is held through Februw airy and March. Martha jane O'Connor Our outing program is a year round job and includes many 30 tivities such as hikes, picnics, tennis, Flay Day, and an annual Barn Dance. Mary Amann School spirit reaches its peak during the bas- ketball season. The school team plays a. fufl schedule and a keen Competitive spirit prevails in class games. Joan Ackerman While bowling does not have too large a following, it is an en- joyable sport which provides fun and re- laxation for its particir pants. Rosie Breving Springtime finds the G.A.A. girls trudging down to Hinkles for softball. Because the season is short only an imer-class tournament is held Shirley Garbade R3

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r, Am i atoltestfza Our Orchestra has presented a variety of selections this year, each surpassing the other in polished form. The melodius harmony of soft strings, sweet Clarinets and Hutes, along with the bass of trombones, paid a fitting tribute to St. Cecilia in November. The Christmas assembly was supplemented by the orchestration of traditional carols and the first violins plucked Rudolph for Raggedy Ann and Andy,s dance. Everyone anticipated the Spring Concert. The two novelty numbers, Rock-a 3912-8525;! and Rmtic E51909; together with the ensembles of strings and woodwinds, more than fulfilled our expectations. This was the orches- tra's postlude to another successfui musical year. Independently, and in support of other programs, the orchestra has ever performed with a poise and assurance that is well deserving of our applause. 11f Violim-Betty McLaughlin, Madeline Sara, Marianne Boyd, Georgia Thompson, Jean Hub sell. 221;? VioliruaMartha Seizer, Marylin Morarity, Harriet List, Mavis Murray. Celloe Phyllis Lang. FluzeePeggy Connelly. ClarirletJWLenom Westendorf, Rose Ann Bertie holt, Joanne McLaughlin. TrmupeneFrances Forman, Nancy P. Long. SaxophorzeeLois Ostholthoff. TromaoneshRuth Brown, Marguerite Huffman. Pianoe+8hiriey Garbade. Drums-Margie Englert, Mary Sue Donnelly. Bellijelen Longbmtom.