Ursuline High School - Ursulinian Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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ATIO L HO OR SOCIETY OFFICERS Donald Reagan President Margaret Iane Walsh Vice President Robert Fannon Treasurer Iane Walsh Secretary Scholarship, leadership, service, character-the fouricharac- teristics Which identify every member of the Ursuline Chapter of the National Honor Society. Leading students of today, these young people prepare to be the leading citizens of tomorrow. A democracy needs intelligent citizens. lt needs leaderseleaders characterized by unselfishness, uprightness, and moral strength. Ursuline prepares such leaders. Her National Honor Society rep- resents the finest Young America has to offer. Outstanding for service rendered in every school activity, these honor students may be relied upon to serve their country equally well. Seated left to right-Margaret lane Walsh, Eileen O'Keefe, Iohn McGuire, Lois Handel, Donald Rea- gan, Edward Schlalter, I. Walsh. Standing left to right-Anthony Babik, Iohn Baytos, Gerald Curran. Margaret Dolak, Robert Fannon, Patricia Rodgers, Paul Fergus, Ellen Welsh, Henry Fabrizio, leanette Lettau. I8

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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

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SENIORS UPI-IOLD DEMOCRACY Left to right- Patricia Rodgers Vice President Thomas Kerrigan Secretary Wilma Cannon Treasurer William Davis President SPIRIT OF All for one and one for all -thus it has been With our Senior Class. Democracy requires co-operation, for i'We must consider the individual in his relationship to others. For example, conducting a bazaar that proved to be a rousing success Was no simple task. The seniors went to Work with a Will and did just that. In every student activity they led the Way, fired with lofty ambition Which they sought to inculcate in the underclassmen. But let the class of l94O speak for itself- Today Democracy faces problems that become increasingly serious with the passage of time. Today it faces difliculties never before encountered. Yet We feel prepared to help solve these problems and to help overcome these difficulties because of our Catholic training at Ursuline. A World torn with War and economic strife must turn to the Divine Arbitrator for a just and lasting peace. May We, as Catholics living in a democracy, lead the Way in the building of a greater America and a world united under the banner of Christ the King. 'iThe only real Democracy is the Communion Rail -the perfect union with God and our fellowman. And now a Word of gratitude to those who have enkindled these aspira- tions in our hearts: To Father Ciallagher, to Father O'Dea, and to the Sisters We say a heartfelt 'iThank You. Their untiring work for us and their constant interest in us will never be forgotten.