Ursuline Academy - Yearbook (Cumberland, MD)

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Basketball Front Row illeft to Rightlz Mary Lou Lippold, Eleanor Gerdeinan, Marie Santora, Marguerite Martz, Ann Shireman, Mary T. Spearman, Marjorie Lodgson, Diana Kitzmiller. Middle Row: Jane McMullen, Helen Bender, Betty Hill, Mary Frances Hill, Louise Glick, Betty lvlcllonough tCaptainj, Mary Catherine Schaaf, Jeanne Lippolcl, Jean Stein, Marjorie Reinhard, Rosemary Weisenmiller. Back Row: Angela Spriggs, Kitty Golclsworthy, Mary Virginia Harriscgn, Catherine Patitucci, Sarah Troxell, Mary Catherine Conlon, Virginia Shireinan, Patricia Gcatz. Monica Browning, Marjori Keller. WW Betty Basketball 5 h Captain

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Wwhat Is America? God built a continent with glory, and filled it with treasures untold. He bedecked it with soft, rolling prairies, and pillared it with large moun- tains. He studded it with sweetly flowing fountains, and encompassed it with long, winding streams. He graced it with deep shadowed forests, and filled them with song. These treasures would have meant little if myriads of people, the bravest of the races, had not come, each bear- ing a gift and a hope. They had the glow of adventure in their eyes, and the glory of hope in their souls, and out of them was fashioned a nation, blessed with a purpose sublime. They called it AMERICA ! ! -21 as as The Stars in the Flag Each star in our country's Hag stands for a State in the Union. Stars were used to represent the States, because, since the beginning of time, the star has been of lofty inspiration to man. The Three Wise Men followed the Star of the East to Bethlehem. The Morning Star heralds the dawn of day, the Evening Star is the twilight's peaceful calm. It is the Star which guides the mariner safely over tumultuous seas. Stars are symbols of faith, reverence, constancy, strength, and pur- ity. So it was that our forefathers decreed that stars upon a field of blue, like the heavens above, should stand for the States in the first nation on earth dedicated by its founders to the preservation of liberty, freedom, and justice for all. Like the stars above, the stars in our flag stand as sentinels-stead- fast Sentinels of freedom, which man, time, and war shall never dim. The one flag-the great flag-the flag for me and you-Glorified all else beside-the red and white and blue!

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Basketball 1942 - 1943 Frostburg State Teachers College - Alumnae ----- Y Business Girls - - - - Frostburg State Teachers College fAwayJ Beall High School fAwayl - - Fort Hill ---- Allegany - - Fort Hill iAwayJ Allegany - - Presbyterians - Allegany 1AwayJ Intramural Seniors Juniors - Sophomores Freshmen - I Varslty Mary Catherine Schaaf - - Louise Glick - - Betty McDonough - Jean Lippold - - Mary Jean Stein - Marjorie Reinhard 311168 We They 22 23 30 12 19 18 15 16 20 20 30 29 30 18 30 17 30 20 16 10 27 20 Won Lost 2 0 1 1 1 1 0 2 - Forward - Forward - Forward Guard f Guard Guard-