Ursuline Academy - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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.-1 ew 3-if 'ff' I945 were obstacles. many and varied, as was to be expected: but at mid-year each one was awarded a signet ring, bearing the coat of arms of the party to which they belonged. Along the way the happy travelers lodged in the mountain village of Dramatic Ability and while there found a stage manuscript entitled First Dance. Delighted with their discovery, they paused to en- tertain the forest dryads and the mountain mymphs with a presentation of it. The biggest thrill of all came when on Class Day they officially received from the retiring heroes the com- mission to carry on to their ultimate goal. Knowing that the final testing would be difficult, they established headquarters in f'Artists' Row and worked out from there. An informal housewarming began a year of hard pull up the grade. and then in the spring when the snow and ice had been replaced by brilliant sunshine, they invited their friends to come to that old grey building to be properly impressed with their accomplishments as portrayed in If I lVere King. Against such a background of dash and color it was no effort for the young actresses to display marked ability. Mary Anne, Mary Martha, Sue, Lois Levy, Salfy Faure-t and Mary Jane surely held high their banners. The roughing was over, and now the Mansion of Success came into view. Then the day arrived when, outside the fortress gate, sad Departure left her happy Memories among them. Class Day had arrived with its farewell toasts: to those who had gone before, to those who had walked beside, and to all those who were to follow. One bright afternoon in June the portals of the Mansion were thrown open to these young adventurers who stood arrayed in all their grace and beauty before it. The trumpets called from afar as the gates swung wide admitting the twenty-three white-robed maidens, laurel-crowned and armed with the much sought-after certificate of honor. received from the hands of Sister Catharine. The end of their youthful adventure had been reached, the award of twelve years of earnest seeking was theirs-they had reached the capitol of the Land of Knowledge. Joy filled their hearts, joy HOF undimmed by tears, for another journey was about tc begin. Each of these adventurers fastened her eyes on other untried trails and turned away toward the City of Her Choice, confident that she was equipped with courage, trust, and rich memories to fight any foes she might meet along the way . . . and they lived happily ever after. Respectfully submitted by Lois GRIFT, O.S.T. t AUDREY l,L'CKING, O.S.T. r D625 .580 V61 ' Official Story Teller pace Thir 1 seven

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'lkhe ffirsl-Year Cfl,l'lS relclxed ufler lhe slruin of IFIIAIIILIIIDUI7 and enjoyed cl COfJIlb!761 fake Luffh potulo Chips. Echoes of the Juniors' preparcltfon for Class Dug reached our curious ears, and so we looked out of Ihe LL'z'ndoLL' and muah! them. The spirit of fun cmd good sporI.smc1n.shz4p ever preuclcles the .sophomore class - f on Play Dug as well as on a more serious ocezlsion. W 4,-Hw y, M -an ' , X' N W. E '12 - 5,536 f , an bl' D fx '50 . .nb 4' vi-2 ,W'a4., 1- w V T9 su fl