Ursuline High School - Ursulinian Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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!- l The Rev. I. M. Gallagher- The Rev. R. I. O'Dea Principal Assistant Principal The Rev. H. I. Hofer The Rev. A. I., Cook Immaculate Conception St. Edward Rev. I. H. Archibald The Rev. C. A. Halter St. Patrick Sacred Heart BUILDI G STUDE CHARACTER Today- The faculty -priests and religious-of sound moral and intellectual attitudese- work with the impressionable minds of youth to ground them in the essentials of clear thinking and right living . . . to inculcate in them a sense of social respon- sibility and a pride in American demo- cratic institutions . . . to prepare them for citizenship in the eternal democracy. Tomorrow- The inspiration received during the four years under the direction of religious and civic-minded scholars will have given to Ursuline graduates a foundation and a character that will steer them away from the pitfalls of radicalism and anti-religi- ousness . . . an awareness of the blessings of democracy that will make them deter- mined that this government of the peo- ple, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth. ' 16 Q .

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l l i l 5 i 3 S E I Q 2 . e 2 2 Z E X i K 5 Father Gallagher i 3 Our highly-esteemed prin- cipal, Father Gallagher, is much A more to Ursuline students than 1 just a teacher and superior. He is rather a friend and adviserp- , at all times vitally interested in the problems of his students. Example as well as precept is Father Gallagher's method of instruction and guidance. Force- fully he points out to us the value and the necessity of self- control, and daily we see this self-control exhibited in his own life and in his dealings with us. Another striking qual- ity of Father Gallagher's fine character is his democratic at- titude. He always has a friendly greeting for everyone-on the Campus, in the h21llS- in the The Reverend Ioseph M. Gallagher, M. S. Ed. Cl21SSI'OO1T1S. ' Principal of Ursuline High School The student summoned to the oflice for a misdemeanor realizes that Father Gallagher resents the offense but sympathizes with the Offender. And he leaves the oilice knowing that he has, in his principal, a kind and understanding friend, yet one who is firm in his decisions and unyielding in matters of principle. A truly democratic American, Father Gallagher guides rather than commands. His presence at Ursuline makes us look upon school, not as a dreary work shop, but a place of glad cooperation. Intellectual, ciyic-minded, spiritual, Father Gallagher urges us to aim at fine scholarship, to be true Americans, and sterling Catholics. To you, dear Father, we, the members of Class '40, pledge our sincere gratitude and our abiding affection. ' pf ff' ' , ' 1154- 9' ' ,Jz13'A ' . rf, A it -N..- f j, - l5

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FACULTY The Rev. J. M. Gallagher. . The Rev. R. J. 0'Dea. . , Sister Albert Marie ...... Sister Mary Angela ....,. Sisterplyl. Blanche. . . N v' Sister M. Chaifles ....... Mother M. Coletta ,...... Sister M. Damian. . . Sister M. Evelyn .... Mother Holy Angels .,... Sister M. Joan. . . , , . Sister M. John. . . . . , Sister M. Juliana. . . . . . Sister M. Kathleen ,,.... Sister Margaret Regina. . . Sister M. Perpetua ....... Sister M. Regina .... . . . Sister M. Rosanne. . . Sister Rosemary ...., Sister M. Veronica ...... Sister M. Winifred ,.,... Miss Anna McDade ..... Miss Frances White ....., Miss Elizabeth Bergman. . Mr. Patrick McCarty .... Mr. Herbert A. Schroeder. . German-Economics Physics Commercial Spanish-Latin Mathematics Home Economics History-Speech Music History Piano .English Piano x Commercial English - Commercial History Mathematics fi.,- Biology 2 Chemistry 51 Librarian Latin-French English-Music English Speech-Commercial Civics-Commercial Physical Education Physical Education Science Band-Orchestra 4.-ff The Rev. E. I. Gallagher The Rev. A. Klein St. Nicholas St. Iohn Baptist Struthers Campbell The Rev. I. W. Wolf The Rev. I. A. Feicht SL Columbcx St. Ann .4 X 17