Ursuline High School - Ursulinian Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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Our Culinary Artists cooperate in preparing a delicious lunch. Mary Kukula and Margaret Chisar prove their adeptness at sandwich-making. while Mary Cherol and Mercia Klem- pay, under the direction of Prudence Claire. serve the fruit salad. Ursuline'fs Classes Show the Good, ,lnilueucze Qi Catholic Tee.c:l'1.i1'ig Dolores Maloney and Paul Nelson seem to be offering contradictory views concerning the strike situation. Patricia McAllen and Iack Reedy are eager to help Paul and Dolores ettle the con- troversy. Latin Students hold a serious con- ference to decide whether Virgil wrote the Aeneid with mechanical perfec- tion. Howard Lowry, William Charle- bois, and Martha Heffernan exchange views. while Ioe Holland quizzes Doro- thea Wagstrom. Led by Howard Lowry, and accom- panied by lane McCarran. our English Literature students acquire better un- derstanding of Burns' poetry by singing F1ow Gently, Sweet Afton. Bill Rear- don, Ioe Holland. Pat McAllen. Dolores Maloney. Bill Charlebois, and Betty Croqan thoroughly enjoy the lesson. 3 1833 02665 7178

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'5hug,,i THE REVEREND ROBERT I. O'DEA Assistant Principal of Ursuline High School ffl Page N ! i

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1' 4 Pt ,ff :ff ' if151g-f5 3f1- V. R jfflisz 22' ' V ,- .205 f P' Q t 'tffi'ffil4 .atfifiif ' - f- . 9. .. ,. . . V. we i -151, :Qt-Y' ' ' '- - ' . - The Bev. I. W. Wolf The Rev. I. A. Feicht St. Columba St. Ann Tlrllfiiill l i'S'lFii-,tZ'l'fHi TE A Cf ll li lflfl' .ltii l 11 Q? lti Nl llltfsil ll,.l lf-Slf As each year's seniors leave, they bear the stamp of Catholic training with which they may face courageously all the obstacles they may meet during life. Ursuline students have, as a sin- gular privilege, teachers imbued with the age-old principles of love and serv- ice to God and to many teachers who are filled with zeal to further the Church on earth, and who wisely expend their efforts on the young who are receptive and eager for truth. These teachers are men strong enough in their own belief to transfer it to others. They have clarified the many doctrines of our faith, and they have inspired us to fulfill with greater vigor the obligations of our state in life for the greater honor and glory of God. They have helped us to develop good Christian habits of prayer and work, and have transplant- ed into our lowly hearts and souls some of their own sterling qualities. We, the seniors, are grateful for their guidance, for they have shown us how we may best prepare for the eternal commence- ment. Page Eleven ! l l t 1 The Rev. I. M. Gallagher Princioal The Rev. H. I. Hofer Immaculate Conception Rev. I. H. Archibald St. Patrick The Rev. R. I. O'Dea Assistant Principal The Rev. A. I. Cook St. Edward The Rev. C. A. Halter Sacred Heart URSULINE'S FACULTY The Rev. I. M. Gallagher .... Religion, German, Sociology The Rev. R. I. O'Dea .... Religion, Physics, Latin Sister Mary Angela ............., Spanish, Latin Sister M. Blanche. .Mathematics, Home Economics Sister M. Charles ...... . . . ,..... . . .l-listory Mother M. Coletta .... ..... M usic Sister M. Damian ...... ..... H istory Mother Holy Angels, . . .,.,.. English Sister Mary Iohn ..., ....... C ommercial Sister M. Iuliana .... ..,....,...., E nglish Sister M. Kathleen .....,.,......... Commercial Sister M. Malachi ........... History, Economics Sister Margaret Regina ...,.,....,..... History Sister M. Perpetua .......,.,.,.... Mathematics Sister M. Raymond, ...........,..... Secretary Sister M. Regina ..... ..,. B iology, Chemistry Sister M. Rosanne. , . . .....,.,... Librarian Sister Rosemary .,..... ...,.. L atin, French Sister M. Veronica ,.... ,.... English, Music Sister M. Winifred ..,. .....,., E nglish, Speech Florence W. Arnold ....., Boolcl-zeeping, Business Arithmetic Miss Eileen McDougall ....., Physical Education Mr. Patrick McCarty, .Physical Education, Science Mr. Herbert A. Schroeder ...,.. Band, Orchestra in If