Ursuline High School - Ursulinian Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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the class of 1951 SENIOR OFFIC ERS Dennis Barrett, Katherine Quinn, Ronald Galip, Clan mm Lyden, Lucille Sequella. l-IE FRESHMAN YEAR began with a feeling of uncer- tainty and awe. To be finally in high school was a wonder- ful thing and just a bit frightening. Surprising to most of us, we survived that first year of awkwardness, and looked for- ward to stepping up into the sophomore shoes. As sophomores we were a little more sure of ourselves- after all, we were beginning our second year of high school and had gained a little experience. It was our turn to look down on the incoming freshmen-calling them green fresh- ies , perhaps not remembering that just a short year ago we had been struggling in the same way. Juniors at last-could it be possible that our first two years had flown by so swiftly? Apparently they had, for as Juniors our responsibilities increased. We realized that in our hands was the leadership of the school. The biggest job of the year came with preparation and planning for the Prom. XVe carried the responsibility well, for it was a wonderful success. 1951. This is the year for which we had waited and planned. There were so many bright spots- Prom, senior play. Not until graduation time, did we reminisce about our underclass years and wish that we were once again green freshmen.