Ursuline High School - Ursulinian Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)
- Class of 1952
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A ctivities Pages 4 S-63 QVV ith Your Colors Green and Gold .4,..... .s.....e,... S ports Pages 64-76 0 Our Faith Untold ...... .....,. A dvertisers Pages 77-114 gAhna Mater ...... . .,... Senior Directory Pages 1 15-11 6 Afma Wafer. .. lbw UZ! MJMAHQ UI' CBZQQJQI' .S?ll,l0l QIfl'lQ S GUIDE of the souls of all men, the Vicar of Christ on earth has given us fatherly direction in our high school years through his representatives, our teachers: his priests and nuns. Countless thousands who had the happiness of seeing him and speaking with him during the Holy' Year, saw in him the Good Shepherd who takes Christ's place in a truly real manner. Greathearted, wise, merciful, lovable, he won the honest tender affection of people of all classes and creeds. Daily he pleads with us to do all in our power by daily prayer and daily sacrifice to win a 'just and lasting peace. He bids us 'ihonor all men, to have love one for another, to do all that We do in a spirit of constant mutual charity. These are our memories of our Christlike leader, the leader who warns us against the tenets of a pagan world, the leader who fires us with the assurance that Christ has the words of eternal life. ,gsso-MST' ,Q QUT: 'IWW 9 gy B CV ' ' 1 f x N will x I In ,, 3. V A NNI' 'W' His Hnliness, Pups Pills XII His Excellency The Must Heverenll James I-l. McFadden, 5.T.ll., I..L.lJ. NE of the most pleasant memories of our high school life will be the paternal interest of Bishop McFadden. Our devotion to him may well be explained as the reliex of his genuine kindness. His is a great heart. He loves his own, and his own return the love of their dear Father. At our opening Mass . . . Christmas . . .Baccalaureate . . . Graduation . . . Bishop McFadden was there to guarantee pleasant memories for us. His visits, though all too few of late, provide bright spots in our book of memories. He has shown us the way to Catholic living by emphasizing the spiritual and eternal. For this we will always gratefully remem- ber him. l l l. His Excellency The Must Reverend Emmet M. Walsh, Il.ll. UR MEMORIES of His Excellency, Bishop Emmet M. Wfalsh, will be that of an exceptional person, possessed of that all- too-rare combination, a kindly, genial personality and a shrewd, sharp mind. He represents for us Catholic leadership of first rank. As Coadjutor, Bishop Walsh has done amazingly line work, as a glance at the record will prove-work that has won for him immense respect and admiration. His Excellency is particularly interested in the secondary school because he believes that at this all-important level, young men and women can be best molded and trained to take their places as real Catholic leaders, leaders who will help win the world for Christ. Copyrighted by O. M. Gatschcnc N INTEGRAL PART of our memories of Ursuline will be Father Holdbrook, our tall friendly principal, the priest with the inimitable smile. Those of us who had him in class know him best perhaps. He was always quick with his sharp wit when things tended to become over-serious. 'lAnd what do you think, Miss Blank? he would say. Miss Blank, who usually ranked in the upper tenth, would rise and attempt an opinion. Then Father would smile that inimitable smile and make the point clear. His illustrative cartoons, too, we will long remember . . , when- ever an idea was particularly hard for us to grasp . . . he would draw a picture . . . and then we would understand. At football and basketball games, at school dances and at all activities, we looked for Father's familiar figure. Always friendly, we will perhaps best remember him in our talks with him during the lunch hours. Interested and understanding, he generally had a suggestion for our every problem. Many times, too, he had a difficulty for our every solution. Those were happy hours. They will be among the most cherished memories of Alma Mater. Prinni pal 4 f --- -41- Fallmr Hultlhruuk Father llnaqan A9'alSlilHl Principal RIENDLY, hardworking-and above all, vitally interested in us- this will be our memory of Father Reagan, our assistant principal. From his little corner office in the Arts building, dynamic Father Reagan, an alumnus of Ursuline, directs with a firm hand and con- siderable assurance the full schedule that is his. In his capacity as booster of the cheerleaders, rally director, adviser to the student coun- cil, aid to band-director, Mr. Vitello and dean of boys, Father Reagan works with a spirit of enthusiasm and interest which makes for suc- cessful endeavor. He knows every student by name and has a friendly smile and word of encouragement for each boy and girl. He knows how to put things so that even the greenest freshman will understand them, he wins over the most recalcitrant senior by his power of temperate per- suasion. Father Reagan will long remain for us the symbol of under- standing and encouragement. Qnefdf gaalkg SISTER M. ALBERTA SISTER ALBERT MARIE ...I.......I............,....w.., Algebra Office Practice, Stenography SISTER ALICE MARIE .,... ................I,.I G eography, Art SISTER M. ANNE ...... SISTER M. BARBARA .,.. SISTER M. BERNADETTE SISTER M, BERNARD SISTER M. CARMELITA SISTEIR MARIE CELINE MOTHER M. CHARLES SISTERVI MARIE DENISE SISTER M. GERLIAINE .. SISTER M. JEANETTE SISTER M. JULIANA SISTER M. KATHLEEN Mathematics, English ........... , .........,.. Biology Geometry, Algebra Typing, Latin Latin English World History Spanish, Home Economics Band, Glee Club Social Science, English English, French Typing SISTER MARGARET REGINA ..,,.. ..,................,,...,........ A merican History SISTER M. PERPETUA .. SISTER M. RAYMOND ...,. SISTER M. REGINA ...... Trignometry, Mechanical Drawing Typing, Bookkeeping, General Business General Science, Physics, Chemistry SISTER M. ROSANNE .,.,.. .....,.....,.,......,....... E nglish, Librarian SISTER ROSEMARY ....,. .,...... F rench, Speech, Drarnatics SISTER M. VIRGINIA ..,.,. ..,........,.. 1 ournalism, English MR. THOMAS CAREY ...., .............,..,....,...,........,....... A thletics MR. JOSEPH CLARK ......,... ....... G eneral Alathematics, Athletics MR. ORLANDO VITELLO Band e igion acuhy Father Father Father Father Father Father JOHN LYONS GERALD CURRAN THOMAS BELDUE ROBERT FANNON PETER FAINI WILLIAM HUGHES St. Arm St. Rose, Girard Immaculate St. Nicholas St. Anthony - St. Charles Conceplion Father Father Father Father Father Father JAMES CHANNEL WILLIAM KENNEDY GEO. POPOVICH EDWARD FRANKO WILLIAM YURKO FRANCIS SNOCK Sacred Heart SI. Nicholas St. john the Baptist St. Nirholas Holy Trinity St. Matthias Father GEORGE FRANKO H oly Name Father Father Father Father Father THOMAS KELLEY WILLIAM LAWLER ARTHUR DeCRANE HENRY FABRIZIO JOSEPH FEICHT St. Columbo St. Cohunba Spiritual Director - Our Lady of St. Ann Youngstown College Mt. Carmel L L w ' -v .. . . . eniorri HE TIME has come to speak of Commencement . . . June, 1952. The year has rolled past too quickly and we are already busy with the rush and bustle of the end of the school term. It's so hard to leave our Alma Mater. Four years we have worked and struggled and looked forward to graduation day. And now that graduation is so near we wish there were just a little more time. But there are still a few more memories to be gathered be- fore we say our goodbyes. May marks the date for the junior- .Senior Prom which is always the height of the social whirl for us. Those juniors have great ideas up their third-year sleeves, so it should prove a memorable event. ' It's June . . . Baccalaureate . . . the blessing of Holy Mother Church on our departure. And then Commencement itself . . . not the end, but the beginning. The time has come to live well by keeping in mind all we have learned and applying it to our lives. Alma Mater will ever hold a prominent place in our memo- ries, for it was here we learned to live. Yes, Alma Mater, we your loyal sons and daughters will remember you always. jfte aaa 0 I9 2 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: jo Ann Jackanich, Jo Ann Haggerty, Dick McLaughlin and Bill Smith. T LAST we are on the final rung of our school ladder. Throughout this year we took part in some familiar activities for the last time together. Our athletes, band members, majorettes and cheerleaders enjoyed their last Varsity Hop. Our scholars received their last recognition here on the honor roll. We seniors attended our last Benediction as a class. Four years have slippedthrough our fingers. Fourywonderful, unforgettable years. Reluctantly we leave our teachers and our classmates, but most reluctantly of all, we leave our Alma Mater. Memories . . . take us back to the fall of '48 when we confused freshies trudged across the campus with heads not-too-high but with hearts full of expectation. The thrill of the magic words . . . prom . . . varsity . . . seniors . . . were distant then, but very close now. We went over the top in the Exponent campaign that year, bringing in a total of 399900. Quite a sum for little us! A As sophomores and upperclassmen, we were now. more self-assured and considered ourselves well on the way to supreme sophistication. We finally had our feet on the ground and new freshmen were our humble underlings. Again we were on top in the annual magazine campaign, which goes to show that a good class can't be kept down. This is coming from modest us! As juniors, our class officers, headed by president jack McPhillips, displayed fine organizing ability as they led us in making the junior-senior prom a huge success. In the sport spotlight were football first stringers Jim Ramm and Ed Ochman, and john Steadman and Dan O'Horo who lassoed first string in basketball. The proof of successful us! OLU fo alle.. OM. alle jUHN BARROXV Sl. Patrick Props and Paints Club Campus Club Art Clttb Intramural Basketball Xaverian Club Mechanical Drawing Club Spanish Club IEANNE BEARDMAN SI. Pulrirk Thcrcsian Club - Altar Committee Props and Paints Cl ttb Glee Clttb Variety Show Latin Club SEELY BEGGIANI Itmnnrulate Conrcplion National Honor Society Albertus Magnus Clttb Props and Paints Club French Club Student Council Xaverian Club Debate Team Latin Club St. john Berchmans ' Society Religion Award .IAMES BEIL Sl. joseph Albertus Magnus Club Campus Club Xaverian Club Mechanical Drawing Clttb RONALD ANDERSON Sl. Edward National Mathematics Honor Society Glce Club Art Club Intramural Basketball Track Football 2. 3 Xaverian Club, President Latin Club EDWARD BARKO Sl . Edn'arrl National Mathematics Honor Society Albertus Magnus Club Variety Show Props antl Paints Club Intramural Basketball Football 3. 4 Xaverian Club St. john Berchmans Society Thespian Clttb HUGH BARNWELL St. Columlm National Honor Society National Mathematics Honor Society DOLORES Annual Staff, ' BARRETT Business Manager - Albcrtus Magnus Club SI' Pamrk Magazine Leader Theresian Club Track Altar Committee Football 3. 4 . Props and Paints Club Latin Club French Clttb St. john Berchmans Glee Club Society Varietv Show Votes and Vetoes Club Art Club PATRICIA BELLER ALICE BENEDICT NICHOLAS SI. Dominic Sl. Charles BIU-ETT Annual Staff National Honor Sr' Chmles Theresian Club Society National Honor Altar Committee Annual Stall Society Glee Club - 'Theresian Club Albertus Magnus Club Spanish Club Albcrtus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Art Club Campus Club Exponent Leader Exponent Leader l, 2. 3 Debate Team Student Council Magazine Leader 2, 3 Latin Clttb St. john Berchmans Society Camera Clttb Votes and Vetoes Clttb JAMES BILLOCK St. Edluarll Props and Paints Clttb Clee Club Variety Show Intramural Basketball Track Football 4 Xaverian Club St. john Berchtnans Societv Triple Trio faLen a Alaecia! laface...-in 7- F ft ' OMF' 8a,l t:5 . . . el'l'I,Ql'l'l6el fAo5e FRED BURD St. Dominic PETE BONAMASE mug! b EDWARD pus u Sl- COIIHHIIII Intramural Basketball BRENNAN Intramural Basketball Qlass Qfflfef 3 St' Palrwk Track U XIICSPIRII Club An Club Football 1. 2, El ' X O35 gngvemef Intramural Basketball Xaverian Club U ' reasmer Track Cheerleader 3, 4 Xaverian Club Votes and Vetoes Club LOIS ANN BUCH MAN Sl. Dominic Theresian Club KATHLEEN Props and Paints Club BURKE Exponent Leader Sf- Edwllfd Spanish Club Theresian Club Majorette - Sharps and Flats Club 'gigrcgggllnlttee Variety Show EUGENE CARLON Sacred Heart Ursuline News Staff Intramural Basketball Track St. john Berchmans Society Votes and Vetoes Club MICHAEL CARNEY St. C ol um ba Props and Paints Club Variety Show Art Club Intramural Basketball Exponent Leader Track Basketball l, 2 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 18 THOMAS CARNEY St. Dominic Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Glee Club Magazine Leader Exponent Club Xaverian Club St. john Berchmans Society Votes and Vetoes Club DONALD CASEY THOMAS CIGOLLE St. Dominic St. Rose Annual Staff . . , National lllathemarics Albertus Magnus Club ANBE CHARNORI Honor Society Props and Paints Club Holy Name , Variety Show , Glee Club - . .- Campus Club Ursuline News staff Latin Club Magazine Leader Props and Paints Club St. john Berchmans Track Variety Show Society Key Club Band ' Votes and Vetoes Club Xaverian Club Golf Sharps and Flats Club LIARY PATRICIA CLARK St. Dominic Annual Stall' Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Library Club Glee Club Variety Show Latin Club ' Votes and Vetoes Club ROBERT COE U WILLIAM St. Charles COOKSON AM A Y Albertus Magnus Club A A St' Am' WILLI . QLE R Magazine Leader NN MARIE Exponent Leader JAMES CORBETT St. Dominic Xaverian Club COL'-'A I l '11-ack St. Columbo Albertus Magnus Club Iliaug Club st' Dammit Emi' Cluli D A I. Animal Stall Art Club Stan. I Fl K Cl b Theresian Club ' EKTQCHQ mu mg Props and Paints Club Intramural Basketball Cmlpf b a 5 u Altar Committee I .um 'b Ursuline News Staff Track Xfmnem dw' t Cl b Props and Paints Club 'mm u Intramural Basketball Xaverian Club mes HH C Des U Glee Club Exponent Leader Variety Show Magazine Leader Art Club Track Thespian Club Basketball I, 2. 3. 4 Football I, 2. 3. 4 Xaverian Club RAYMOND COSTELLO Sl. Dominic National Mathematics Honor Society Props and Paints Club Exponent Leader Magazine Leader Latin Club Golf Votes and Vetoes Club EILEEN COUSTILLAC St. Dominic Theresian Club Props and Paints Club French Club Variety Show Josnrn De Auceus St. Charles Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Glee Club Campus Club Intramural Basketball Xaverian Club Debate Team St. john Berchmans Society Thespian Club Cheer Leader 3. 4 All City Team Votes and Vetoes Club CLEMENT Dc LUCIA Sl. Charles Campus Club Spanish Club Mechanical Drawing Club ROGER DEMPSEY Sl. Edward Albertus Magnus Club Props :md Paints Club Intramural Basketball Track Football l, 2. 3. 4 Xaverian Club Mechanical Drawing Club. Treasurer Basketball I. 2. El Camera Club Spanish Club MARY GRACE DIGNAN St. Columlm Annual Stall Theresian Club Altar Committee Alberxus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Glee Club Ursuline News Staff Quill and Scroll Society NANCY LEE DARIN Sacred Heart Theresian Club Altar Committee Glee Club imf Jaya. e were do 19 Ama ana! Aewi!c!erec!...Auf you D FRANK DANKS S I . Patrick French Club Glee Club Art Club Intramural Basketball Xaverian Club OTTO DREILING St. Columba National Mathematics Honor Society Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Tmck l, 2. 3 Basketball 1. 2. 3 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Student Council, President Xaverian Club St. john Berchmans Society Votes and Vetoes Club MICHAEL DiPAOLA Sl. Columba Props and Paints Club Glee Club Art Club Intramural Basketball Xaverian Club NORMA JEAN DRUMMOND St. Dominic Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints, Vice President Art Club Speech Award. State Winners MARGARET DOCHERTY St. Palrirk National Honor Society National Mathematics Honor Society Theresian Club Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Art Club Altar Committee junior Academy of Science Camera Club Exponent Leader Ohio Academy of Science DOROTHY DuBOIS St. Dominic National Honor Society Theresian Club Altar Committee Glee Club Latin Club t k ff 5 jAMES DONNELLY S 1. Edward Props and Paints Club Variety Show Ursuline News Stall Intramural Basketball Xaverian Club Votes and Vctoes Club MARGARET DURKIN S I. Edward Theresian Club Altar Committee Glee Club Variety Show PATRICIA DORAN St. Stanislaus Theresian Club Props and Paints Club Library Club Glee Club Variety Show Latin Club WILLIAM EBERHART Sl. Dominic National Mathematic Honor Society Albertus Magnm Club Intramural Basketball Basketball 1, 2, 3 Camera Club Bowling Team THOMAS DOWN!-IY S t. Patrick Glee Club Intramural Basketball Magazine Leader Track Football 2 Votes and Vetoes Club WILLIAM EICHENBERGER St. Charles Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Glee Club Variety Show Intramural Basketball Latin Club St. john Berchmans Society All City Team Votes and Vetoes Cluh I fr 2 i PATRICIA FLYNN X Sl. Eriurnwl National Honor Society heresian Club ltar Committee lbertus Magnus Club rops and Paints Club lee Club rt Club hespian Club nnuzrl Staff J PATRICIA GALAIDA SI. Dominic Tlreresian Club Props and Paints Club Glee Cl1HJ Variety Show Ursuline News Stall Majorette Sharps and Flats Club Votes and Vetoes Club Q Annual Staff Quill and Scroll Society ANNA MARIE FORGAC '- y ss. ofyrrz tv 'N --W ethodius National Honor Society Annual Stalf Albertus Magnus Club Library Club French Club Latin Club Ohio Academy of Sei nce ROSEMARY GARDNER St. Dominic Tlreresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glee Club Ursuline News Stal? Votes and Vetoes Club FRANK FOSTER St. Nicholas Annuzu Stalf Albertus Magnus Club x X X , .X - Iirsuline News Stat! zilixfgil-I'LN Intramural Basketbal KP Quin and scmu YSL Edu social' Theresian ub Sf- .lolm Befchmam ' Altar Co nr ttee SOCICIY Propsa Par ts Club Votes and Vetoes Clu Glee Cl h Variet Show X x 5 X K ,LW-.L .,.t. X BARBARA JEAN GIBSON St. Dominic Annual Staff Theresian Club Altar Committee Props :md Paints Club Magazine Leader MARY GILMARTI N Sacred H cart Theresian Club Glee Club Variety Show CHARLES FRANKLIN I Slifliid Heart Ann l Stall' Albert s Magnus Club Utsixlin News Staff Tr ck I F tball l, 2 L tin Club X . john Ber rrnans Society Votes and Veto Club Quill andvScrollK' MAUREEN GREENE Sl. Patrick National Honor Society Annual Staff Theresian Club Props and Paints Club Glee Club Variety Show Ursuline News Staff, Editor Magazine Leader Debate Team Quill and Scroll Society Votes and Vetoes Club k FLbRE ru 0 Sq Et! Hbart Theres 'rn kllub Altar C 'mittee Glee Clu Debate m Spanish lt Band l, ,S Sharps ndlf ts Clu 1.2 Votes nd Vetoes ub x NANCY ANN HACKETT Sl. Dominic Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Cliub Glee Club Variety Show Student-of-tlre Month NN. if A f X ' r j 1 r f v X ' fooL Rua A fke ltan ...an 21 Y, , ,,-L,?..-L.i, ,,,L,, , 4,,,,,,,,,,, .....l..h W hr' A ow on flte rigkf laaflt...fowar JO ANN I-IAGGERTY S L Edward National Honor Society Annual Staff 'Thcresian Club Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club French Club Student Council Class Officer 4 Debate Team Thespian Club Prom Queen JOHN HAMLEY St. Dominic Props and Paints Club Campus Club Intramural Basketball Spanish Club Votes and Vetoes Club NOREEN HANDIIL Sl. Dominic Theresian Club Altar Committee Variety Show . Albertus Magnus Club Mechanical Drawing Props and Paints Club Club Spanish Club Votes and Vctoes Club KATHLEEN HAN NA St. Dominic Annual Staff Theresian Club Altar Committee Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Glee Club Variety Show Ursuline News Staif Quill and Scroll Society Thespian Club Votes and Vetoes Club WILLIAM HARRISON St. Ann Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Variety Show Intramural Basketball Exponent Leader Magazine Leader Track Basketball St. john Berchmans Society Camera Club National Mathematics Honor Society THOMAS HEITZ St. Rose Ursuline News Staff Art Club Intramural Basketball Xaverian Club St. john Berchmans SALLY ANN HEALEY St. Edward Theresian Club AGNES HIGGINS JAMES HOFFMAN Sl. Patrick, St. Dominic Theresian Club Props and Paints Club Altar Committee DONALD. HIGGINS French Club Glee Club Sf- PHl1'1Ck Glee Club Magazine Leader Art Club Props and Paints Club Campus Club Intramural Basketball BARBARA JEAN HARTILL Sl. Columbo Theresian Club Props and Paints Club Variety Show Spanish Club KATHERINE HOLLAND St. Dominic Theresian Club Somew Altar Committee Art Club fufckcl b Altar Committee Albertus Magnus Club Intramural Basketball Tilgpiag Club Props and Paints Club Pro s and Paints Club Track Glee Club Libiiiary Club Student Council Xotes fmjivetoes Club Variety Show Debate Team Xaverian Club heer ea er 3 Thespian Club Thespian Club Spanish Club Votes and Vetoes Club Votes and Vetoes Club Mechanical Drawing Club 22 MARY AGNES HOWV LEY St. Dominic Annual Stall' Theresian Club Altar Committee Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Glee Club Ursuline News Staff Quill and Scroll Society Thespian Club Votes and Vetoes Club ANN HUGHES Sl. Palrick National Honor Society Annual Staff Theresian Club, Vice President Altar Committee Albertus Magnus Club, Secretary Props and Paints Club Library Club Glee Club Exponent Leader - WILLIAM HUGHES Sl. Edward Props and Paints Club Art Club Intramural Basketball Magazine Leader Track Spanish Club Thespian Club Speech Award, State lviuners Votes and Vetoes Club PETER HYLAND St. Patrick, Hubbard Props and Paints Club Votes and Vetoes Club EMMET HYNES St. joseph Props and Paints Club Intramural Basketball Track l, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club Votes and Vetoes Club Mechanical Drawing Club jo ANN IACKAN ICH St. Mary National Honor Society Annual Staff Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club C-lee Club Variety Show Magazine Leader Student Council Class Ollicer 4 Spanish Club Exponent Leader SAM JACKSON MARY LOU JOSEPH KENNY st. Nicholas JENNl:G5d Sr. Patrick St. E war Props and Paints Club v Campus Club Intramural Basketball ROBERTA JACOBS Annual Staff -lo ANN KENNY Art Club Track Sl- Edlvllfff Theresian Club Sl- DONHYIIC Intramural Basketball St. john Berchmans Theresian Club Altar Committee -1-heresian Club Xaverian Club V Sometzi V Cl b Altar Committee gfopzing Palms Club Altar Committee Sgygngdcsgoes Club mes all ewes . U Props and Paints Club se U L Props and Paints Club e an Mechanical Drawing ,mee Club Eitponent eader Glce Club SPH-M s::s.21:'.i1'f::.':?e EXPO'-fm X Month Magazine Leader Class Olhcer 3 fihah xx 0 X o D VJ QP? A 3 f. 9fQf'x 0ll,l Killed! for CECIL KIMMEL S L Patrick Props and Paints Club Glee Club Art Club Intramural Basketball Track Basketball 3, 4 Football 4 Xaverian Club Votes and Vetoes Club aialoinedri . . . fhe 2.3 way 0 frufA . . . ana! faifk . . . ow JOSEPH KISH St. Columba National Mathematics Honor Society Albertus Magnus Club Xaverian Club Band Sharps and Flats Club Camera Club MICHAEL LAFFEY St. Dominic' Annual Staff Props and Paints Club Ursuline News Staff Magazine Leader Student Council Key Club Xaverian Club Drum Major 4 Sharps and Flats Club 24 MARGARET MARY KLEM PAY St. Matthias Altar Committee Theresian Club Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Exponent Leader JOAN LANTZ St. Brendan Theresian Club ELEANOR KOFLER St. Patrick Theresian Club Altar Committee Glee Club Annual Staff Library Club THOMAS LAVIN Sl. Edward National Honor Society National Mathematics Honor Society Altar Committee Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Glee Club Exponent Leader Magazine Leader Attendant to Prom Queen Props and Paints Club Xaverian Club Debate Club Ring Committee St. John Berchlnans Society DOROTHY KORCHNAK Sl. Matthias Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club JOAN LYDEN St. joseph National Honor Society Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club French Club, Vice President Glee Club Variety Show Thespian Club ANTOINETTE KRAMER St. Nicholas National Honor Society Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Library Club Glee Club Variety Show Student Council Debate Team Votes and Vetoes Club ROSEANN LYDEN St. Columba Theresian Club Altar Committee Magazine Leader Spanish Club JOHN LACZKO St. Ami Props and Paints Club Intramural Basketball Track Latin Club St. John Berchmans Society Votes and Vetoes Club Mechanical Drawing Club EDWARD LYNCH Immaculate Cqnreplion Art Club Intramural Basketball St. john Berchmans Society Votes and Vetoes Club Mechanical Drawing Club CHARLES MAGUIRE Immaculate Conception Props and Paints Club Intramural Basketball Track Xaveriau Club Votes and Vetoes Club JOSEPH NfATTEO Sl. Pulrirk Props and Paints Club Glee Club Variety Show Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3. 4 Exponent Leader Track Football l Xaverian Club St. john Bcrchmans Society Votes and Vetoes Club CATHERINE MAI-IONEY Immaculate Conception Thercsian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Library Club Glee Club Variety Show PATRICK M CCARTAN Sl. Edward National Malhematits Honor Society Annual Stalf Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Art Club Football Xaverian Club St. john Berchmans Society, President Thespian Club Speech Award. State Winner JOHN MANNING Sl. Edward National Mathematics Honor Society Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Variety Show Intramural Basketball Key Club Xaverian Club Latin Club Thespian Club KATHLEEN MCCARTHY Sl. Edward Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Librarv Club Clee Club Variety Show MARGARET MARSH Sl. Palrick Theresian Club Albertus Magnus Club Library Club Glee Club Spanish Club Votes and Vetoes Club JAMES McCRAY Sl. Patrick National Mathematics Honor Society Annual Staff Pnops and Paints Club Glee Club Variety Show Ursuline News Staff Campus Club Xaverian Club Latin Club Thespian Club PATRICIA MASON Sl. joseph Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glee Club Variety Show n. GEORGEANN McDON ALD St. Dominir National Honor Society ' Annual Staff, Co-Editor Props and Paints Club Glee Club Variety Show Exponent Leader Magazine Leader BETTY M ASTERNICK Sr. Arm National Honor Society Annual Staff Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Library Club French Club Variety Show Art Club Debate Team GEORGE MCGOOGAN St. Patrick Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Votes and Vetoes Club Mechanical Drawing Club if i6 fime...fime fo !ooL aroun 25 or fine fadf fime...fime MARY ANNE MCHUGH St. Dominic Annual Stalf Theresian Club Altar Committee Votes and V etoes Club EILEEN MCKINNEY Sl. Brendan Annual Staff Theresian Club Altar Committee Glee Club Variety Show Art Club RICHARD McLAUGH LIN St. Edwrrrd Props and Paints Club Ursuline News Staff Art Club Track 2. 3, 4 Football I, 2, 3. 4 Student Council Class Officer 4 Youth Day Representative Latin Club St. john Berchmans Society ' GERALD MCMAHON St. Ediuarrl National Honor Society National Mathematics Honor Society Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club, President Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4 Student Council Xaverian Club Thespian Club Prom Queen King Attendent M. C. Speech Award, State NVinner JOHN MCPHILLIPS St. Dominic National Honor Society National Mathematics Honor Society Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Glee Club Intramural Basketball Track Basketball l. 2 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 3 Tltespian Club MARY LOU MELA NSON Sacred H earl Glee Club Variety Show Art Club Band Sharps and Flats MONICA MILLER A JANET MORAN MARY JANE NOCK St. Ann Sl. Edwarrl St. Dominic Theresian Club Theresian Club Glee Club Altar Committee JOSEPH Altar Committee IOHN MYERS Band one Club MONTEL:-A Glee Club Sr. Dofmmc sharps and Flats Club lmftwfll Ill? Variety Show Glee Club Triple Trio Conceimon Ring Committee Art Club Votes and Vetoes Club 26 Magazine Leader ROSEMARY NITUPSKI S t. Casimir Theresian Club Glee Club French Club Club ROSE MARIE NOHRA SL. Maron Theresian Club Altar Committee Spanish Club DOLORES BARBARA 0'BRIEN OCHERMAN St. Dominic Sl.Pl1IriL'k Alumni Staff EDWVARD Theresian Club DANIEL Q'I'IOR0 Theresian Club UCHMANI D Altar Committee Si- PfN1'll'k Qifiifsfiililillfliiii ,, D Qg'11 f I Cl ,, gm'-1,3 C1 ' rops an am s . u , 1 ee u 1 flflfopgfllghist Basketball I, 2, rs, 4 'mick A Football l, 2. fl. -4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Vows and Vmes Club student Council Football 1, 2, 3. 4 Key Club Xaverian Club All City Team St. john Berchmans Golf Society Votes and Vctoes Club Votes and Vetoes Club EUGENE OLSA VSKY Holy Name Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Intramural Basketball Basketball l Football 2, 3 Key Club Xavcrian Club Latin Club St. john Berchmans Society Votes and Vetoes Club GARY OLSAVSKY PATRICIA PHILLIP PILLIN Sl. Brendan PATTERSON Sl, jgggph Albertus Magnus Club , St' N'f 0 'Q' Pro s and Paints Club Intramural Basketball PATRICIA 0 NEIL Theresian Club JOSEPH FJHELAN Art lzllub Magazine Leader Sl- C0lll1llbll Altar Committee Sf- Pfllflfk Intramural Basketball Xaverian Club' Ammal Staff Props and Paints Club National Mathematics Xztverian Club Votes and Vetoes Club Theresian Club Spanish Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Library Club Glee Club Spanish Club Latin Club X Honor Society Albertus Magnus Club Intramural Basketball St. john Berchmans Society Camera Club Votes and Vetoes Club GEORGE PU ETTNER Sl. Patrick French Club Latin Club fo ,auf info cafe! wor 6...0'ur 27 oue an 9rafifuc!e...fime fo JAMES RAMM Sl. Dominic National Mathematics Honor Society Props and Paints Club Intramural Basketball Exponent Leader Track Basketball l. 2, 3. 4 Football I, 2, 3, 4 Key Club Xaverian Club St. John Berch mans Society NICHOLAS RIMEDIO Sl. Arm Props and Paints Club Intramural Basketball Track Football l Student Council Xaverian Club St. john Berehmans Society Votes and Vetoes Club 28 MARIJANE RENALDY St. Charles Thetesian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glee Club Variety Show DOLORES RISH Sl. james Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glce Club Variety Show Latin Club ROSE-IANE RENALDY St. Charles Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glee Club EDWARD RIDEL Sl. Columbo Art Club Intramural Basketball Variety Show Track Football 4 Mechanical Drawing Club BETTY ANN ROCHFORD St. Patrick National Honor ALICE ROUSHER Society Sl. Dllfllifllf Algfggj Club Club Props and Paints Club Library Club Exponent Leader Magazine Leader Class Olficer 3 Majorette Sharps and Flats Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Spanish Club Band Sharps and Flats Club EMMA JANE RILEY Immaculate Conception Thcresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glee Club AUDREY RUANE Sl. Brendan Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club. Secretary C-lee Club Variety Show Thespian Club Attendant to Prom Queen L' PATRICIA RILEY Sl. Dominic' Annual Staff National Honor Society Theresian Club Props and Paints Club Library Club French Club Ursuline News Staff Student Council Thespian Club Speech Award, State Winner Votes and Vetoes Club DOROTHY RUDGE St. Columbo National Honor Society Annual Staff Theresian Club Altar Committee Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Variety Show Latin Club Votes and Vetocs Club LUCILLE RUSSELL Sl. Brendan Theresian Club Altar Committee Clee Club JOSE PH SMALTZ Annual Staff Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Track l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Football l, 2, 3. 4 Student Council Xziverian Club FLORENCE SAUN DERS St. Edward Theresian Club Altar Committee Glee Club Variety Show DOROTHY SMITH St. joseph Tlieresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Clee Club Spanish Club PATRICIA SEQUELLA Sl. Columlm National Honor Society Theresian Club Props and Paints Club Library Club French Club, Secretary Glee Club Exponent Leader Student Council Class Officer 3 Debate Team VVILLIAM SMITH St. Columbo National Mathematics Honor Society Annual Staff Student Council Class Olficer 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 St. john Berchmans Society Xaverian Club Variety Show Props and Paints Club Albertus Magnus Club Ring Committee Exponent Leader Intramural Basketball MARY FRANCES I I .1 .xl B. Jkelban DONALD SMALTZ SHARKEY 151Q,Q',1 '1 is sf. Am, Si. Patrirk , I' rack Theresian Club St. john Berchmans Altar Committee Society Albertus Magnus Club Mechanical Drawing Props and Paints Club Club,Vice President Glee Club Ohio Academy of Science STEVEN SNITZER Thefemn Club ISiABI:iLLE.1SPLAIN Sf- JOIN' Props and Paints Club T iff- D0 1i'1iC Art Club gifs Flhgl b Annual.StaH 5 St. john Berchrnans Ilfifusel tr 'Thcresian Club Societv d m U , Altar Committee Votes antl Vetoes Club Votes and X 01065 Club Props and Paints Club Glee Club Ursuline News Staff Art Club Votes and Vetoes Club on OMJ' calad all g0bUl'l5...5ll!a OLU ' 29 fke fumla in our fAroaf...an BETTY STATES St. Patrick Theresian Club Altar Committee Glee Club. JOHN STEADMAN Immaculate Conception National Honor Society A National: Mathematics Honor Society Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Track Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Football l, 3, 4 Student Council Xaverian Club All City Team JOHN STOREY Sli Edward Annual Staff Albertns Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Art Club Intramural Basketball Xaverian Club Ring Committee Latin Club Student-of-tlie Month Votes and Vetoes Club ANNA MARIE STRAUCH Holy Name Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club French Club Glec Club Variety Show :ia l JOSEPH STRECHANSKY St. Patrick, Hubbard Art Club Exponent Leader Spanish Club Stutlent-of-the Month JACQUELYN SULLIGAN Holy Name National Mathematics Honor Society Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Library Club ROSEANN SW EENEY St. Brendan Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glee Club Variety Show 30 MAR joan: T1-towns Holy Name Theresian Club Altar Committee HERBERT TOLBERT Sl. Augustine Props and Paints Club Glee Club Variety Show e St. John Berchmans Society Band Sharps and Flats Club Votes and Vetoes Club 6. MONICA JEAN TOPLEY St. Edward Annual Staff Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glee Club Variety Show Thespian Club JOHN VALLEY SI. Ann Glee Club Intramural Basketball Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Xaverian Club Spanish Club Student-of-the Month Thespian Club Prom King Votes and Vetoes Club SALLY VEAUTHIER St. joseph Theresian Club Altar Committee Glee Club Spanish Club Votes and Vetoes Club josern vomznmmceu Sl. Edward National Honor Society National Mathematics Honor Society Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Glee Club Intramural Basketball Magazine Leader Track Football l, 2, 3, 4 Key Club Xaverian Club Youth Day Representative 'if JUNE WVEINHEIMER St. Dominic Thercsian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Library Club Variety Show Art Club Magazine Leader Votes and Vetoes Club X ,-L ZA ffxfr ROBERT WVELSH St. Dominic Intramural Basketball Track Mechanical Drawing Club St. john Berchmans Society Votes and Vetoes Club JOYCE WIEGEL Sl. Dominic Theresiau Club Props and Paints Club Clee Club Variety Show Art Club Magazine Leader Majorelte Sharps and Flats Club Thcspian Club Votes and Vetoes Club GRACE W OLLITZ St. Dominic Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glee Club Variety Show Spanish Club Camera Club of gona! KW... ma Wafer. 31 l 4 a I 1 1 5 1 4 t - ' W ' H f-fm - Q31 - V. AM, W Y, V V f 537 -- f mu -,-, ,, . :.:w:.:a , HM .... ,L XX 3 '- x .wa ff 3 X 3 A 1 asf X sz, XX 2 I Q in ,D me ww-- I , i 1 r . f 1 A? . ' nl' rf .. . Cfams S SLOWLY as the strains of a prelude wind their way into the hearts of any audience, the freshmen won their way through the year which is to become each one's exclusive cherished memory. We're proud of our frosh , for without their awe and confusion, no high school would be complete. Struggling through their ratios and proportions, amo, amas, amat and the intricacies of the dangling participle . . . here is truly the green of our colors green and gold . The interlude between the lower classmen and the real upperclassmen is known as the sophomore class. Memorizing theorems, helping Caesar direct his armies, and rivaling even Mark Antony's delivery of Friends, Romans, Countrymenn has kept them busy. But not too busy to enjoy their own dance, the Snow Ball , the climax of their wonderful year of hopes, dreams and work. In preparation for their final encore as seniors, is the junior class with maestro Dick Brobst in the bandbox, and assistant conductors jan Clifford, Margie Drieling, Bill Mermis and Barbara Knott. With their honor roll students, their spark- plugs of the varsity squad and their pre-prom festivities, the juniors have chorused their way scholastically, athletically and socially into the heart of Ursuline. a!lfUag3 PECL Rau' Row Row Row Row R our R ow R ow Ron' Row Raw Row R our Juniors HOMEROOM 310 4-Sam La Manua, Carl Beil, john Rimp, Ronald Nagy, Vincent Morgionc, Robert Herberger, Maury McGavin. 3-Leonard Granitto, Michael Cregan, Richard Brobst, Robert Kapp, Robert Mathews, Robert Cessna, Ray Dohar. -Edward 0'Neil, Bettianne Friedholl, Ruth Cole, Ann Bermann, Sharon Rose Lawrence, Ruth Navin, Ramona Hierro. -Carole Ann Cronin, Sue Guy, Mary Alice BRlllllCl'f, Margaret Lytlen, Mary Ann Mc- Clay, Margaret Doran, Patricia Moran, Jane jones. HOM EROOM 305 -William Mermis, Jerry Welsh, Ronald Zid- ian, Ronald Sattler, Harold Watson, Frank Tarantine, Edward Narry, Richard Lettau. Carl D'An elo Ste xhen Bernard L'n'r Ken - . g , I . , . y - nedy, john McGunigal, Donald Cannell, Thomas Piersom, Louis Alexander, Richard Filisky. -jacquelyn Kusky, Nadia Hayek, Margaret Dempsey, Martha Witteuauer, Marian Mc- Nicholas, Mary Elizabeth Knapp, Mary jane Beil, Thomas Green. 2-Mary Ellen Conlin, Lois Emery, Shirley Mul- holland, Eleanor Welsh, Kathleen Simmons, Helen Ryan, Mary Theresa Carlon. -Paula Lehnerd, Nedra Vimmersted, joan Richards, Madeline Olesky, Thelma Stickel, Elaine Martin, Mary Ann Gillespie. HOMEROOM 309 6-Thomas Archer, james Denny, Robert Com- stock, james Savko, Gerald Minahan, Ray Thomas. ' -Paul Welsh, james Hopes, Bill Finn, John Handel, Robert lllclntosh, john Kenny. -Donald McCoy, Dorothy Benton, Barbara Joan Sallron, Mary Ann Lewis, Knott, Regina Palatas, William Lewis. -Donna Splain, Nancy Dempsey, Virginia Adams, Liherta Vitueci, Catherine Yash, Rita Stiullner, Mary Ann Toth. R ow Row Row Ron' Ron' Row If ow Row R010 Row Row Row R our Ron' -Edward -Marie Murphy, Alice Werner, Catherine Fleming, Donna Jeanne Riley, Patricia Hen- ry, Shirley Cecil. I-Loretta Massaro, Anna Laczko, Norma- jeanne Cooney, Mary Rita McNicholas, Monica Gilligau, Marlene Hoover. HOMEROOM 304 6-Richard Hunter, William McQuade, Arthur Crann, Bela Csejtey, Micheal Marinelli, joseph Nohra. 5-joseph McFarland, james Born, Ivan lVolfe, joseph Tomalko, Charles Schreiber, Joseph Baytosh, Ray Fitzpatrick. 4-Mary Mylott, Richard Repasky, Joseph Klempay, john Carson, Larry Deskin, Thom- as Helfron, Frances Zamary. 3-Joann Gioglio, Mary Catherine Fleming, Elizabeth Moltchan, jan Clifford. Kathleen Berger, Barbara Abraham, Carole Lozier, Frances LaGrasso. -Catherine Bat-bush, Mary jean Toy, Mary Ann Sajnovsky, Anna Marie Vodhandel, jean Wheeler, Patricia Hughes, Nancy Kohnt. -Mary Ann Hessler, Kay Roche, Elizabeth Mastradonna, Florence Petrony, Mary Sum- mers, Maureen Crawford, Dorothy Dobrindt. HOMEROOM 306 6-john Mulqueen, George Landis, Ronald Sikora, Thomas Dalzell, Thomas Rochford, Thomas Simons, john Weaver. Melanson, William Pesa, Philip Naples, john Belcher, Edward Keasey, Howard Charlebois. -Theresa Kratolil, james McGinnis, John Yuhas, George Farris, Richards Hobbs, Thomas Coleman, Janice Beil. -Maryann McGiunness, jane Vahey, Maureen Witt, Elsie Olsafsky, Alyson Hagan, Carmel Gentile, Felix lluttar. -Geraldine Swader. jo Ann Sarkies, Mary Higgins, Marian Newman, Josephine Mari- no, Carol W'eaver, Margaret Drieling, Mar- lene Ronan. -Carole Cola, Ann Zitnik, Delores Berow, Florence Jones, Margaret Lehnerd, Mary Crnze, Shirley Player. W I Row Ron' Row R ou' R ow Row Rom R ow R ow Row Row Row R oul R ow Row Snphnmures HOMEROOM ARTS 1 6-vjgjgn Maguire, Larry Sheetz, Richard Krug, QQQi'Vogelsang, james Stefanie, jerry 916611, obert Brown, George Kiraly. 5-john jnbak, james Dahman, Don Worrellia, 4 Leo Papagna, Philip Brown, David Kinnnel, Edward Voytko, james Giester. -jolm jones, Frank Masi, Paul Filisky, George Yager, james Kenneally, Robert Morgano, Michael Dignan, Edward Hawkins. 3-Dorothy Donahue, jean Stefanie, jane Ann Buckon, Margaret Metzinger, joann Wvitten- aner, Sally Saltler, Paul Sedtnak. 2-joann Nakley, Barbara Niesen, Mary Ann Murphy, Amelia Matiscik, Rita Doyle, Berna- dine Marinelli, Charles Desko. 1-Barbara McClay, Mary Theresa Reapc, Vir- ginia Nitupski, Sally Danks, Arlene Landy, Elta Paden, Mary Lou Burns. HOMEROOM 308 6-Edward Ebert, Charles Mitchell, jolm 5 Dempsey, William Hudak, john Kollar, Barry Connors, Norman johnson, Carmen Pomponio. -joseph Mineler, Tony Buttar, Carl Kish, Michael Repasky, Robert Savin, Edward Hur h Charles McDermott . p y, . ' . 4-David Slattery, jolm Kanna, Robert Cleary, 3 2 1 james Franklin, William Welsh, Roosevelt Anderson, Francis Morgan, john McNicholas. -Loretta Carney, Patricia Bowman, Barbara Day, Kay Dignam, Mary Margaret Ander- son, Alice Molchany, BarbaraLee Burton, Barbara Hunter. -Marilyn Carney, judith Barrett, Marijane Corbett, joan Parks, Mary janice lvelsh, Anna Petretick, Donna jean Cassese. -Mary Bertrando, judith Allison, Carol Cumiskey, julie Wolf, Veronica Walihnac, Geraldine Steiner, Rita Redarsky, Katherine Nally. HOMEROOM 101 6-Michael Miller, joseph Knott, Donald Schu- 5 lick, james Beil, Thomas Hagan. -Terry Tannchill, Robert Pesa, james 0'Neil, Gordan Welsh, William Beeman, William Metzler, Frank Zalae. 4-Kenneth McKenzie, Fred Bobovnyk, Thomas Donlin, james Martin, Donald Connolly, Robert Martin, Michael Petite, Patricia Canavan. R ow Row Row Rau' Row Row Row Row R ow R our Row Row R ow R our 3-George Paolucci, Henry Lavanty, Catherine janic, Carol Carney, Barbara Simon, Rober- ta Rubenstahl, Evelyn Rochford, Margaret Sulligan. 2-Dorthy Riley, joanne Mack, Barbara How- ard, Eileen Trahey, Madalyn Sweeney, Renee McGuire, Georgia Vrabel, Catherine Billett. 1-Helen Scharrer, Marilyn Lowry, Esther Naberelny, joan Mahan, Loretta Galip, Carol DeRose, Mary Roberts, Mary Beth Synder. HOMEROOM 200 5-Thomas Maletich, john Nierlich, john 4 Kane, Patrick Moore, james Baiss, Dominic Iandimaio, Labeeb Beggiani, Richard Ver- nucci. -Henry Lyden, jolm Obentlorfer, Robert Beil, Steve Goryanec, Thomas Carney, Ed- ward Beil, Eileen 0'Neill, Phyllis Holland. 3-joan Christopher, Barbara Milsop, jolm 2 1 6 5 -1 3 2 1 Ulicney, james Matko, Robert Gilmartin, Robert Leetch, Raymond Glozer, Thomas Domer, Edward Sierra. -Pat Welsh, Charlotte Kramer, Gertrude Srhuler, Carole 0'Neill, Mary Ann Kavinsky, Regina Rusnak, Marie Frances Mazur, Patri- cia Ann Welsh. -Carole Cooney, Isabelle Marre, Sally Frank- en, Dorothy Moore, Ann Hoffman, Barbara Padery, judy Fennessey. HOMEROOM 303 -Paul Manley, Paul Anstead, Edward Brown, Philip Conley, Thomas McLaughlin, Thomas Broderick, joseph Doyle. -jolm Sikra, jolm Power, Charles Spencer, Robert Kaminski, Carl Mogg, Robert May- nard, Arthur 0'Neil. -Robert Shutrump, Cyril Elias, Andrew Bern- ard, Nick Vigarino, joseph Schlueler, Thom- as McGunigal, Robert Finnerty. -Carol Petluzzi, Patricia Honen, Carol Fick- ers, Helen Lynch, Marilyn Kensinger, Mar- gene Flannery, jndy Kahl, Dorothy jones. -jane Lauerman, Margaret Dempsey, Diana jacobs, Dixie Lee Dunning, Mary Ellen Dean, Ellen Ann Brahney, Michelena Fata, Carol Hunter. -Dynn Griffin, Gail 0'Malley, Gale Gross, Margaret Kling, Maryann Barrett, Helen Amon, joy DiLoreto. ,...l4 all edge? 38 Row R ow R an Ron Raw Ron Row Ron Row Row Row Row Ron' Freshmen HOMEROONI 209 joseph Wrlkrns, jerome Rehak Donald lsenney, john Carabrne Thomas Halnan Emrl Torrello, janres Reardon Donald Reese, Thomas Rrdel, Robert Franko, jolm Schlllhaner jerry Doran, Thomas Murphy Wrllram Saluga Rosemarre Nlorrrsrot, MnrL,artt NICC nraghu, tan Lawlor, Dorrs Blood, Nlary lranuc, Patrrua MtGorsan ean Ryan Mary ant Barrow, Nlary nan Foltz Colttta Martrn, Mary jayne 'Vrtolls Xhrabt Sentla, Charlotte hang, Ann Handel, Nlary Veauthrtr, Marfraret Murphy Carl Patrrck HOMEROONI 507 lVrllr'rm Srrnon, Ronald M rtasek lvrllnm Brahler, Thomas Fr erstn Carl Ctrst ohn Hannr, ames Frersen, Thomas Grlrnartrn Eduard Berry, Beth 0Drrstoll, joan Mtlek Xlary Mahal, Robert Harnra, Elnrnet Tyrrell, Patrrek ll alsh, Fred Bees, james Fhsto, Niary Ann Flynn garet Hrggrns, Patrrcra Ann Hanrbarsky Patrrcra Dolak, Rosemary MeLanghm, San dra Rucbtyn, Vrnctnt Huber Cathy Pepptrney Patrrcra Lrsko Marlyrm Nlarlstrom Patrrrn Gnb rny, Shtrley Walsh, Lors Yosna, Mary Lou Mullen, Mary Lou Nlauerman Cyntlrra Ryan, Fay Basrlc, Patrrcra Hrrnko Nlary Ehzabeth Iumovre, Nlargaret Franklrn, Elamt Hofftr, Norma Nlrtchell, jarrrce Darrn HOMEROOM ARTS 2 anus Domtr, Frank lxoralchrk Vrnctnt Holmes, oseph Harrrson, Chester Allen, Rrclnrd Nlckrrdt Robert Srkora, Charles loung Ceorge Alexander Margaret Reynolds john lsttnan, kennty Graham, Terry 0 Nerl, ohn Slrtrrdan james Drunrnrond, Stephan Hrggrns, Thomas 0 Horo Slrrrlty Welsh, Lots Starr, Gualdme Swank, Patrrua Ohphant Carol lonng Carol lsrempasky Bererly lsoracrck Vrrgrnrr Nhrrno Ran' Row Row Row Rau Row R ou' R ou Row Row Row 2 Dorothy Emery Elarnt Carney Nancy Dan son, joan Cranford jamee Barnett, Mary Ellen Elter, Wlaxrnc Velmean, can Calabria Sally Ann Sell jorn Whalen Mary Ellen Brahney Dorothy Danks, Barbara lyaschak, Carol Colonna, Donna Bell, Patrrcra Franken HOMEROOM ARTS 5 john Sajnovsky joseph Trberro, Raymond lasknlkr Ourten Scullen, Larry Mrllu, Leslre Csejtey, joseph Martrn, joseph Schtetr, Nrllrarn Palma, Edward Folhneyer Charlts Garner, Thomas Hrgley, Robert Engel, Frank Saunders, Rrchard Conway, Prnl Popovrch, james Honen, Martm Han ley, Donald Wogelsang john Rornak jo knrr Mullen, Mary Lee lNally Mary Lrrnbert, Suzanne Hacker, Lors Grlmore, Geraldrne Leeson, Shrrley Brsh, Glorn Frank Nlary Ellen Mtrlqneen, Ann Coleman, Nancy Charles, Deanna Drerlmg Anna Mae Btrn etta, Mary Ellen Bell, Barbara Darley, Ehzr beth Collrns Leone Clotrlda McCarthy, Gertrude Bannon, Mary Alyte Casey, Vrrgrnra Borak HOMEROOM ARTS 3 james ltts, Eduard Cayanangh joseph Za rrrrry, Tod Bogan, Edward Sarrsky Robert Martrn, Thomas Hnll, Leo Conlur Thomas Glozer, james Beck, Robert Hobbs, Thomas lvalsh, Patrrck Crean, Fred Frsher, Robert Roy, Robert Dempsey, Mrchael Rlnaldo rnree Wentz, Dorothy Franklrn Loursc Bord, Sally Grrbbon, Margaret Wallace, Dolores jean Fey Rrta Muller Coletta Rohrnson, Anrta Matteo Nlary hay Newsome, Mary Kay Stanton, Alrce Leonard Alma Dortm Martrna Casey Patrrcra Drorrey Dorothy Yoyotny, Cynthrl Horrser Anne Mrtehtll, Nancy Metzrnsger, jolranna lsalaysky' Mary Catlrerrne McGowan, Mau teen Cooney, Peggy Franklrn, jo Ann Kaschak as- 'W 5- ,. . 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' 41 QW E 1 t gee, Don't you wish you could paint like th'is?,' Joe Strechansky, Eileen Mc- Kinney, Alice Benedict, Betty Masternick, Bill Hughes, and Pat McCartan display their artistic ability. AAA, dCL2fA . . . gOt yOU? alaeec . . . . Shakespeare was never like thislv Agree Senior English students George Puettner, Pat Flynn, Betty Ann Rochford, Nick Bil- lelt, John Steadman, and jo Ann Kenny. 42 Danger, chemists at work. ' WVatch that HQSOQ! Chuck Frank- lin, Bill Cleary, Frank Foster, and Seely Beggiani further their knowl- edge of things scientific. J Whats the meaning of this? Anna Marie Forgac plays teacher for Barbara Gibson, Dan O'H0r0, Eileen Coustillac, Audrey Ruane, Jack Storey and jim Corbett. Nancy, that might be the style in 1960 Measuring, sewing, ripping, are Roseann Sweeney, Barbara Gibson, Nancy Hackett, Jean Beardman, and Dorothy Rudge. This is your student announcer, bringing you . . . Ned Ochman, Jim McCray, Jerry McMahon, Maureen Greene, and Georgeanu McDonald rehearsing for the big day. 43 3 S we 4? QFZL- 3' Q 9 ff 1, . ,I ! 1 . , ,f ' W 3 J':i':Sif'. iv Ns M-vw Can't make any mistakes on that Ohio Turnpike Rechecking f i g u r e s Il r e Jack McPhillips, jim RRIIIUI, Pat McCa1'tan, Bob YVelsh, Tom Downey, and Mike DiPaola. dy .y 60l l 0lfU g0lfLl 6004. ... Math Club- Big Four Discussion Math is :I specialty for officers Joe Vogelberger, Pat McCartan, Jack MCPhillips, and John Steadman. s 45 . f BFG 6ll Q do l'I'l6ll'ly f U'Lg.'5...f0 l 8I'l'lQl'l'l el' Vote for Myers! Bring back the fair deal , Settling national problems are Kay Donna Holland, Tom Carney, Mary Anne lNIcHugh, John Myers, Doro- thy Rudge, and Robert Coe. Future C .P.A.,s To learn about balancing your accounts see Ed Ridel, Bill Cleary, Mary Lou Jen- nings, Jim Beil, and Ennna Jane Riley. Eight syllable word? Historical fact? You name it . . theylll find it. ' WVho? why, Antonette Kra- mer, Ann Hughes, Betty Masternick, Barbara Ocker- man, and Mary Pat Clark. 46 Q: sri. ,s5,,,,,. ui ,.f,5L3.N Q q Xffks x? ' L. W fi Q Q , Q' , wi' 5 jg, xi 'Wi ,v , - Y f ww N- .. X Q ?N 1 cgmx K .,,q,+Swf'S'w5 S32 2:1532-ss,-. b kv W. W 1 N . 'W' 5 1 Y x xii mx K, -f'x Q .yxqxxlj fx g , fi' Q sit . 55 F.: 3 -wwf: : ?f - 3' , , - P. , A 7 4 K ai vs . S' f f its .lg-.Q ' 'Q ie Aff , Kgs? 54 N - X 4,4 m -1 . if. x xx 11, A M2955 43? X, v f 3 'uw 1 5'--x. , -. Q, ,Ng A 1 A Sw? Yiigfiik fi Q f Egmffiif V Q N mimi 'ENS his x visfss SL n our earfzi an 7- ,- -I ,,,. . . . .fdcfiuifiefi EFORE we leave our beloved Alma Mater, let us take a last lingering look at some of the red-letter days on our busy extracurricular calendar. Who could forget the Saint Ursula's Day program with its four angelic messengers? . . . The oh's and ah's that greeted the first glimpse of the professional-looking sets and lighting at the Christmas assembly? . . . The prize-Winning feel-avision rally? Anyone like to dance? . . . There was plenty of opportunity at the Ursuline Ballroom. At the Varsity Hop, for instance, after letter certificates were given out to the football players, majorettes and band members. I , And how about the first annual homecoming game, the pre-game bolire rally and the parade to Rayen . . . it was an unforgettable event for those who braved the ice and snowdrifts to attend. Sports . . . dances . . . student entertainment. The three combined made for a fun-packed social calendar. Fun-packed and memory-filled. Pleasant memories . . . beautiful memories . . . all part of our long-cherished last look at Alma Mater. S V1 l I 4 4 1 LE IIEHS IIFII Il LIJY L Left to right: Alice Benedict, Otto Dreiling, Jerry McMahon, Jo Ann Iackarnch John Steadman, Antoinette Kramer, Patricia Riley, Michael Lalfey, YVilliam Smith joseph Smaltz, Nick Rimedio. A link between the administration and the student body, the student council is made up of senior class officers, four members elected by the students and seven appointed by the faculty. Its pur- pose is to promote leadership, responsibility, initiative and to imbue its members with an appreciation of democracy. ' Under the advisory supervision of the assistant principal, Rever- end Donald Reagan, the council considers, in open session, the sug- gestions and petitions of the students, acts upon them and submits its recommendation to the administrative board for final approval. The 1952 student council sponsored, and supervised, through various committees, the gala Homecoming Festival at Thanksgiving, replete with pep rally, bonhre and parade. The council assisted the annual staff in the securing of ads, helped solve congestion problems at assemblies and initiated student-of-the-month awards. The memora- ble St. Ursula Day program was sponsored and managed by the council. many fAingA...fAaf ma e W x SU S AND DAUGHTEHS Twenty-six students who have been outstanding in scholarship, leadership, character and service through their high school days have been given the highest recognition the school can offer: membership in the National Honor Society. Requirements for admission are such that a great variety of students are included, the consistently able scholar, the athlete who rates high in integrity, the leader in school projects, the friendly, useful person who is interested in school service. These, our loyal sons and daughters will lead in their chosen Held of endeavor, whether it be religious life, business, medicine, law or Catholic parenthood. ' Ist row: Jo Ann Haggerty, Patricia Sequella, Alice Rousher, Dorothy Dubois, Ann Hughes, Margaret Docherty, Dorothy Rudge. 2nd row: Joan Lyden, Alice Benedict, Anna Marie Forgac, Betty Masternick, Jo Ann Jackanich, Antoinette Kramer. 3rd row: Nicholas Billett, Betty Ann Rochford, Patricia Riley, Maureen Greene, Georgeann McDonald, Patricia Flynn, jerry McMahon. 4th row: Joseph Vogelberger, John McPhillips, Thomas Lavin, John Steadman, Hugh Barnwell, Seely Begganni. a cada wkaf if io... 51 15' ... i srssfa -:si Q X x 6 A .Y ff 6? 5 4, m-aw? g.: 5 Y N . VI LUOI' Cl,l'l6l fill . . Ursulinian Staff With high hopes the editorial and business stalls of the Alma Matern annual set out to record in picture and story a treasure for time to come. Every staff member worked with a sort of hold- ing-his-breath earnestness to make the '52 annual top-rate. At varying intervals the staff was inspired, exasperated, thrilled and discouraged. And now, The Ursulinian comes to you with the hope that it will serve as a pleasant remem- brance of the story of 1951-52 here at Ursuline. Art and picture staf are: Anna Marie Forgac, Alice Benedict, Eileen McKinney, Mary Agnes Howley, Patrick McCarton, Betty Masternick, I Juninr Prnm Votes were cast and counted. The student body . . . and especially the juniors . . . anxiously awaited the final outcome. At last the familiar three chimes sounded and the announcement came. Junior prom king and queen for 1951 will be . . . John Valley and Jo Ann Haggerty? Committees were organized and set to work. Large supplies of elbow grease and midnight oil were used in trans- forming the Ursuline gym into its other self . . . the Ursuline ballroom. And then came the big night . . . and the big moment . . . the corona- tion. Last year's royalty placed crowns on the heads of the monarchs. Queen Jo Ann, with her attendants, Joan Lantz and Audrey Ruane, reigned under an imitation star-studded sky. Can we ever forget the biggest date of our junior year? . . . May 25 . . . the prom! 53 Ann Hughes, Kathleen Hanna, Dorothy Rudge, Patti Riley and Mary Grace Dignan. C0-editors: Betty Ann Rochford and Georgeann McDonald. Business Managers.' Bill Smith and Hugh Barnwell. Business Staj: Jack Storey, Barbara Gibson, Jim McCray, Jim Corbett and Jo Ann Haggerty. Sports Staff: Joseph Smaltz, Hugh Barnwell, Frank Foster, jim Corbett, jim McCray and Michael Laffey. as AQ! MIXED CHORUS Bottom row, left to right: Georgia Varble, Doro- thy Novotny, Mary Catherine McCowan. Kathleen McCarthy, Cecil Kimmel, Jim McGinnis, John Myers, Jack McPhillips. Row 2: Mary Jane Franken, Mary Grace Dignan. Margaret Durkin, Florence Saunders, Joseph De- Angelis, Bill Smith. Bill Eichenberger, Fred Bord. Row 3: Anna Marie Colla, Kathleen Hanna, Mary Agnes Howley, Jane Valley, James McCray, Edward Ockman. Top row: Monica Topley, Kay Holland, Roseann Sweeney. Q GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Jane Jones, Alice YVerner, Mary Alice Baumert, Mary Jane Nock, Marie Murphy, Ruth Navin, Loretta Massaro, Jacquelyn Kusky, Catherine Yash, Dolores Berow and Jo Ann Sarkies. BOYS' CHORUS Jim McGinnis, Bill Smith, Dick McLaughlin, Fred Bord, Joseph DeAngelis, Patrick McCarton, Jack McPhillips, Dan O'Horo, Bill Cleary, Edward Och- man, Bill Eichenberger, Ronald Zidian and Jack Rimp. One of the best-known groups at Ursuline is the Glee Club. It is pleasant to hear happy voices resound over the campus every Glee Club period. The Glee Club takes 'part in many performances during the year, among them, the Christmas Program, the Saint Ursula's Day Assembly and the Saint Patrick's Day Show. But most notable of all is the annual spring concert. Within the Glee Club there are a few smaller units. The mixed chorus, made up of seniors did an outstanding job in the Christmas Program. Another unit, the Girls' Ensemble, has performed for various clubs and organizations, wishing top rate entertainment. This year, an enthusiastic group of boys in the Glce Club helped organize the Boys' Ensemble. They contributed the masculine touch to Glee Club performances. 7 8 54 a wagd remem er...fAe mudic i'+--...i.- A 4 l . . . fAe !dM9Al8I . . . just stepped outside for a breath of air Albertus Magnus Club. left to right: Joe DeAngelis, Otto Dreiling, Joe Phelan, Noreen Handel, Bill Harrison, John Stead- man, Jack McPhillips, Gene Olsavsky, Hugh Barnwell, Margaret Docherty, Bill Cleary, Seely Beggiani, and Ed Barko. Say 'cheese'. , says Margaret Docherty to Tom Domer, Gay Wvollitz, Donald McCoy, Kay Dignam, Mary Roberts, Carol Pickers, and Gale Gross of the Camera Club. That,s a big order, Tomi, Campus clubbers joe DeAngelis and Tom Cigolle take time out for fun. The solution is simplel' for Votes and Vetoes Club Officers, june Hfeinheimer, Dan O'Hor0. Dolores O'Brien, and Fred Bord. . 55 lie excifemenf. . . an anficqaafion . . . Now where does the missal go? Preparing for Christmas Mass are altar committee mem- bers Ann Hughes, Noreen Han- del, Mary Fra nces Sharkey, Nancy Hackett and Antoinette Kramer. Caring for the altar and preparing the priest,s vest- ments for Mass and Benedic- tion is the two-fold purpose of the Altar Committee. In performing these duties, the girls become familiar with the meaning and use of the sacred vestments and gain a deeper appreciation for the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Here's where we send our offerings! Mission club officers Ronald Anderson, Ann Hughes, Jack Manning and Emma Jane Riley point out the club's contacts around the globe. Ursuline's Mission Clubs, the Theresian and Xaverian Clubs promote activi- ties for the aid of mission workers in many far-off corners of the globe. Paramount among the projects of the l952 Mission Club were the collec- tion of magazines, rosaries and cards for foreign missions, and the Happy Hearts Hop, an annual mission club dance for mission support. At the completion of the campus shrine to Our Lady, members of the Mis- sion Club portrayed the 'living rosary at the shrine as a special October tribute. 56 f'You're on the elif! A dr This is Ohio , prize winnin g radio presemation of the Speech Class. amatic moment in 57 fke larelaarafionri . . . fine larerienfafi .ll Hold that ladder steady. ' Getting ready for the goblins are officers Jerry McMahon, Dotty Ruane, Mike Laffey, and Norma Drummond, before the Props and Paints Club Halloween party. ajsrlecwfhne AigA6gAf:5 . . . Good news . . . of sports . . . of campus elections . . . dances . . . class news . . . features . . . in short, The Ursuline News editors have attempted to cover all the highlights of campus activities through the year. There are many things you will enjoy reminiscing . . . let us say in 1980? n . . . His Excellency, Bishop James A. McFadden, offered a pontihcal Mass in Saint Columba Cathedral, Monday, Septem- ber 10 to mark the opening of the 1951-1952 school term. Editm-.in.C1,ief, Maureen Green, . . . Ursuline is getting bigger and better eveiy year! Enroll- ment figures for 1951 seem to indicate that rubber walls will soon be needed to enclose the rapidly increasing numbers. This yearls total for the school is 809 students. Among these are Hve European exchange students. News Staff: Mary Grace Dignan, Kathleen Hanna, Tom Heitz, Maureen Greene, Mary Agnes Howley, Gene Carlon, Chuck Franklin, Frank Foster and Jim Donnelly. 58 . . . Highlighting the first football rally of the season was the presentation of a bouquet of red roses to Our Lady by co- captains Mike Carney and joe Smaltz. Leading the football players to the newly erected shrine, they dedicated the suc- cesses and failures of the foot- ball season to her. . . . Slowly down the aisle of Saint Columba Cathedral on memorable August 30 walked not one bride, but eight! In this, the most beautiful bridal pro- cession of the year, eight Ursu- Greene. line novices, including six Ursu- line alumnae, became brides of ' Christ. . . . A sixty-member marching band is again the proud boast of Ursuline. This is largely due to the efforts and inspiration of Father Donald Reagan, dean of men, and Mr. Orlando'Vitello, band director. Twelve majorettes led by drum major Michael Laffey, make a colorful addition to the band lineup. . . . A voice and manner commanding the attention of all listeners, a wealth of information on foreign affairs and a fascinating story of life in the Soviet Union were brought to us by Father Leopold L. S. Braun, A. A. when he spoke to the student body, Friday, November 16. . . . To further visual aid material as a supple- ment to study for classes, The Federal Iron WVorks presented the school with a check for S600 for the purchase of a RCA movie pro- jector. , . . . Campaign promises and pre-election speeches were a thing of the past when 8792 of registered student voters went to the polls in the Votes and Vetoes mock election on Novem- ber 6. . . . That's my boy! seemed to be reflected on the smiling face of each father as he sat on the bench watching his son during the Ursuline- flue newfi in a caloziu e.. Father Leopold Braun speaks of Russian folklore and customs to Father Holdbrook and reporters Kathleen Hanna and Maureen Canton-Central game last Saturday night. The occasion was Dad,s Night, honoring the fathers of the football players at Ursuline's first homecoming celebration. . . . Even today Jesus calls to His children to Come apart into a desert place? Nearly 200 senior and junior girls answered this loving call of their Master at a day of recollection, Novem- ber 18. This year the day was dedicated to the Blessed Mother and was called Ave Maria Day in her honor. . . . Fourteen student representatives, accom- panied by Father Reagan attended the Little l'Vhite House Conferencef' at the Y.M.C.A., Friday, November 9. . . . On December 14th, imitation scissors, proclaiming, We're sharp were worn by the sophomore, junior and senior girls of the cloth- ing classes. . . . The traditional Christmas assembly, pro- duced jointly by the Glee Club and the Dra- matics Club was presented to the student body on December 14. . . . Win, lose or draw, Ursuline is the finest school in the city as far as I am concerned, declared Coach Carey, and I wouldn't trade places with a coach in this or any city. Mark lima...ma1'l:h ara familiar wards in Luis Bushman ik? AHFC? . . . Introducing . . . the new Ursuline marching band. There goes our band . . . Do you see those majorettes? The band now totals a neat Hfty members. It offers the music student an opportunity for experience and facility in playing publicly for football games, parades and various enter- tainments during the school year. Under the direction of Mr. Orlando Vitello, the band played the snappy, invigorating march of the Alma Mater, boosting the Ursuline spirit at games and rallies. When at the half the band played The Hike Song , it meant something new to sing: Shoulder to shoulder, bearing her banners high, Burn high your fires and swing along for Ursuline Highf' The band has grown large and has done well, and its music has become a part of the everyday life of Ursuline-for fine music helps build fine character. fe fl llfl,l'l'll9 6... Home nn Green! Come nn Hold! Leading our cheering section and really making them yell are cheerleaders Fred Bold Bill Smith and Joe DeAngelis. Left lo Right: Bottom Row: Shirley Mullholland, Betty Jean Moltchan, Jane Ann Buchon, Judy Kahl, Sandra Kuchtyn, Martha Yvittenauer, Rosemary McLaugh- lin, Donald McCoy, John Sikra, Barry Connors, Russ Thomas, Paul Nashette. Second Row: B a r b a r a Day, Robert Coe, Lois Yosua, Ted Vagas, Vincent Huber, Charles Garner, Coletta Martin, Arthur Crann, james Keneally, Carol Colona, Tom Coleman, Terry Tan- nehill, Henry Lavanty. Third Row: Mary Jane Barrow, Don Reese, Charles Spencer, Mike Lalfey, Tony Buttar, Frank Zalac, john Powers, Bob Cessna, Mr. Orlando Vitello, John Elias, Bill Simon, Peggy Reynolds, john De- Marinis, Tom Ridel. Fourth Row:' Marie Murphy, Norma Jean Cooney, Pat Hughes, Mary Ellen, Conlin, Joyce Wiegal, Lois Buchman, Dick Brobst, Alice Molchany, Fred Moran, I-Ierby Tol- bert, Tony Pondant, Fred Bees, Edward Ebert, Joseph Schluter, Eva Welsh, Betty Ann Rochford, Patty Galaida, Donna Splain, Kath- leen Roche, Loretta Massaro. 7125 ye! Il'5 linndhyt: tn Drum Major Mil-ie Laffny ,gif-n-nn-In , x- rf X ,Z A Q1 Z J 1 1 l 1 xi i - x 2 wi IQQUQI' Ofget. . . 0ll,l . . . Hia, fel . Dramatic groups are really active here at Ursuline. Members are kept busy producing plays, learning lines, painting flats, erecting stage settings, collecting properties and other odd jobs. Cheaper by the Dozen or the trials and tribulations of the twelve, was the delightful and amusing portrayal of life in the Gilbreth home. Harry Guy and Dorothy Weaver starred in leading roles with a superb supporting cast of Yolanda Ripoli, Jean Hernan, Theresa Conrecode, Kathleen Reedy, Mary Lou McGovern, Jack Pierson, Dennis Barrett, Ralph Reel, Charles Wollitz, David Slattery, Gilbert Nichols, lyfarjorie Bertrand and William Kane. Curtain time for the 1952 edition of dramatic productions brought us the spectacular Christmas show, the Saint Patrickis Day musical and, as a fitting climax to a great year, the senior play. W St. Ursula Day angels are ack McPhillips, Roger Demp- y, Joe Smaltz and Fred Bord. . fv . Jax xr ff Doing the leads when the I rops and Paints revised Julius aeser were Jerry McMahon, ohn Valley, Joe DeAngelis, ill Smith, Pat McCartan, Cecil immel, Jack McPhillips and ill Eichenberger. 63 '- ?: 9 r --ix . . . Saorfa lt's not so much who won 01' lost, But how you played the game. T IS DOUBTF UL Rudyard Kipling had ever heard of Ursuline High School or the '5l performance of her grid squad when he penned these famous linesg never- theless, they are a perfect tribute. For those who count success only in material gains, the '51 gridiron campaign will always be an-unpleasant memory. When the thoughts of many students wander back to high school days, the '51 football season will undoubtedly be skipped over as quickly as possible and probably with a note of disdain. But those who have the insight and acumen to look beyond the cold percentages of the won and lost columns will recall fond memories of the true spirit of Ursuline, the spirit of '51. 4 v i iz 'I 1 in friumlo . . . or clekaf. . . Coaches, Tom Carey, Nick Johnson and Joe Clark. ' The Big Threen who guide Irish athletic destinies have endeared themselves to faculty and students alike for their wholehearted devo- tion to their task and for their willing coopera- tion in all school functions. Head Coach, Tom Carey, in his five short years at Ursuline has become a popular figure on the campus and throughout the district. He was elected district representative to the Ohio High School Coaches Association, an honor re- served for veteran mentors. Nick Johnson, veteran assistant, has served under four coaches at Ursuline and has become a figure of local and national prominence. Coaches have come and gone at Ursuline, but Nick has remained to instruct and inspire hope- ful young athletes. Able- assistant, joe Clark, is a new face on the coaching staff but a familiar one on the Ursuline scene. A graduate of the class of '44, he starred on the gridiron and hardwood for the Irish,'. Managers Cecil Kimmel, Norman johnson and Dave McGuire are the minutemen who perform the behind-the-scene tasks for the team along with Trainer Tony Zill who is always there with a friendly smile, a snappy anecdote . . . or maybe with the rubbing alcohol and bandages. C Trainer Tony Zill and Managers Nomian Johnson and Dave McGuire. . V 66 LETTEHMEN Inexperience and lack of weight proved the main handicaps to Ursuline's gridiron success this season. Winning one and dropping seven, the Irish fin- ished last in City Series warfare. The season, however, produced twenty-three lettermen. Of this number thirteen were seniors, six were juniors, and four were sophomores. These facts seem to indicate that future Ursuline elevens will be quite strong-strong enough to offer serious competition in City Series football. Seated-left to right-Carl D'Angelo, Roger Dempsey, Jim Billock, George Landis, Dave Kimmel, jim Corbett, Phil Brown. Kneeling-left to right-Jerry Scheetz, Hugh Barnwell, Bill Mermis, Jack Mc- Phillips, Mike Carney, Nick Vigarino, Joe Smaltz, Bill Carney. Standing-left to rightfjoe Vogelberger, john Chicone, Otto Drieling, Ned Ochman, John Steadman, Gene Olsavsky, Ron Sattler, Jim Ramm, Cecil Kimmel. zllissing-Frank Taratine, Don VVorrellia, Ed Voytko, Pat Moore, Carmen Pom- ponio, amd Jack Kollar. we earned! fo faLe . . . due differ wifi: file fiweef Dick Rankin of South breaks away for yardage with George Landis close behind. '51 Quarterback Jim Ramm cuts loose as big Bill Car- ney goes to block out op- posing South Hi YVarriors. joe Vogelberger comes close, but not close enough as the first half ends in Canton Central game. Bill lNIermis shows how to stop Canton Central's hard-driving Al Maylorth. 68- n EIIIIIIHIIN BRIEFS RAYEN 27-URSULINE 0 Ursuline opened her '51 season with a defeat as the Rayen Tigers scored their sec- ond consecutive victory over the Irish. With Calvin Patterson leading the way, the North- siders walloped their neighbors 27-O. The only Irish scoring chance was lost when Carmen Pomponio fumbled on Rayenis one yard line. CAMPBELL 'l9- URSULINE 6 Fumbles proved to be the deciding factor in the Campbell-Ursuline fray. Ron Sattler scored the lone Irish touchdown on a hand- off from Gene Olsavsky in the fourth period. EAST 25 - URSULINE 0 East scored four quick touchdowns in the Grst half and then coasted to victory as the Careymen were beaten for third straight week. Don Commings put the game on ice when he skirted right end for the first East touchdown. NORTH 6-URSULINE 13 With jim Ramm doing some fancy signal calling, the Irish broke into the win column against North. Jim passed for one touch- down and scored the other as Ursuline upset the Bulldogs. Ned Ochman scored the first touchdown on a fourth down pass from Ramm. Harold Davis and Barney i'Vright led North to its only score late in the fourth period. UI' C0ll,l 6lg2 FLQUQI' LUGUQFQ SOUTH 45-URSULINE 'I4 South just had too much Morgan. The speedy Negro back passed and ran the Irish ragged in the first half. In the second half Ursuline held him and the score down but the first half had been too much. Sattler and Voytko scored for the Irish. CHANEY I3 - URSULINE 0 Mickey Yacko seemed to be the only player who was able to stay on his feet as Chaney beat Ursuline in pouring rain. Yacko scored once and set up one touchdown in the sea of mud. Dave Kimmel unraveled two nice runs but the Irish couldnit make use of them. WILSON 20 - URSULINE 0 With weather conditions exactly opposite from those of the week before Ursuline lost again. Franko and Striechek led Wilson to Victory over the frozen ground. CANTON CENTRAL 20-URSULINE 7 Even though the score doesnlt say so the Irish were in the game up to the final whistle. In the second period Ron Sattler scored to tie up the ballgame. The tie lasted only one period because late in the third quarter Jack Paris put Canton ahead to stay when he scored from the one yard line. After an interception had given Central the ball with 44 seconds to go Ed Hintz scored to sew up the game. 69 Ml AOIQQ5 l'l8U8l MGEQFQCJ. . . Auf M ' Ib-1-A I SENIIIIBS LEAD 1951 TEAM It is hard to believe that we won't see the familiar names of Jim Ramm Qupper rightj, Mike Carney, Otto Drieling, Ned Ochman, Joe Smaltz, Hugh Barnwell, Dan O'Horo, Jim Corbett, joe Vogelberger, Roger Dempsey, and john Steadman appearing in the lineups of football programs. These eleven seniors have made their names standouts for their school. 70 It seems only yesterday that these same boys were trying out for freshmen football, and lind- ing it much rougher than the game they played at grade school level. We remember when they would complain and say they were going to quit. But they held on through rough and smooth-hoping that their dream of a berth on the varsity would come true. we Cl,CCel0fQJ A6606 gl'Cl,C2!fl,fg . . . all THHIJUBH HDUBH SEI-15 IIN Then came their sophomore year, the first year they were eligible to compete for varsity. Every night we watched them take their bumps and bruises. We then began to see confidence slowly but surely build itself up in them. The junior year rolled around and again we saw these same boys who had forgotten the word quit, back for more. By this time we could see their great love for the game. Then came the big year. They were seniors. They were still playing to the best of their ability for their Alma Mater. Senior year wasnit spectacular from the win-loss point of view, but the thing that will be remembered long after the statistics are forgotten is that these boys hung up their suits as good sportsmen. 71 W - D -.,.. x Q i , -22211 1 ,- la ' igwff. 5 X 23 Q 53 V - .1 Y xii . ,K K w , , X N A . Lf, - M.. Z v W1 A -f Six X69 Nm .nw 'X -if , N 5:3 lm K Z S Q ,f R Yi X X 3 X . 5, Www Ax , K . ,xiii Y , 1 , ? 12 25, :yn-,B -51 .,,'1 X S ' ' 'HQ 1' X 1153: tg-viii? f 5 as eif E1 5:5 I,-'Hx gxsfx :X , '- e-:SQSQ - :d2R-XM S X H9 S X X X X 5 fa w X N N X Ss QR Q ix 4' fo win . . . we larelaareal fo gg RESERVES A basketball team is easily compared to a chain which depends on its weakest link for its strength. The weak or strong point of a cage squad often lies in the reserve strength. The Irish,' reserves, although hampered by total inexperience, have shown a determination to win and a desire to improve. Under the guidance of Assistant Coach Joe Clark the aggregation has shown steady improvement with each game. Injured early in the season by the graduation of P. J. Moore and Dave Kimmel to varsity togs, the reserves pulled themselves up by their boot straps and carried on, sparked by the play of juniors Bill Carney, Len Granitto, Don Cannell, and sophomores Butch,' Sheeler, Jerry Scheetz, and Don Schulick. Reserves-left to right: Assistant Coach Joe Clark, Chas Desko, Dan Canale, Len Granitto, Butch Sheeler, Joe Knott, Chuck Mitchell, Jerry Scheetz, Don Schulick, Tom Dalzell. Missing the reliable performers from last year's team the varsity started VARSITY erratically but finished strong. John Steadman and Jim Savko were the only returning lettermen, and aided by players from the 1950-51 reserve and freshman squad, they led a green Irish team to a creditable 9 and ll won and lost record. Varsity -left to right: Dave Kimmel, Dan O'Horo, Jim Corbett, joe Smaltz, Gene Sikora, john Steadman, Ned Ochman, Bill Carney, jim Savko, john Valley, Cecil Kimmel ........... ..... .....,,. . K neeling-Coach Tom Carey. . 73 J Exe' Qfgm 1. , in ' - . -. , 'Q grxggpzglss A ' X ,- -,f.:-331. 7 X ' 1- 1 ' X as '-Bw? 5 if '- f N-- Qflf,-.1-fm, , i f A -, .- .L i ,X h .Tj 2 215 x Q. fi 1-. - - ' WX :E 1 Y ': X - kg if-Q2 ff it s M zi -, in if :' . 1 - ' :fri wa l ,Er-i-fi-. w 3? S .3 ' , Qfzepgq '-bf x 5 X A fix ' Aff if . if x 15 Af x. . K fi. ag hp -1 ,, . L ,- I L ,N QA bf' . 1 , 4 X ui Y NM ' ' if. HAHIIWIIUIJ HEAHTBHEA HERB q URSULINE 44-CANTON SOUTH 48 Ned Ochman hooped sixteen points in a vain attempt to lead the Irish to victory. Ursuline led in field goals but lost on fouls. URSULINE 46-CLEVELAND CENTRAL 52 The Irish also lost the second game on fouls as they led in field goals. Jim Savko chalked up fifteen points for Ursuline. URSULINE 59--CANTON CENTRAL 49 Ursuline made its first defense of the dio- cesan crown a success. John Steadman with seventeen markers topped both squads. URSULINE 50-NEW CASTLE TWP 26 Playing on their home court a superior Irish team drubbed New Castle Union Township for the second straight year. Ned Ochman led Ursuline with ten points. URSULINE 46-ERIE PREP 53 Erie Prep became the first team to beat Ursuline at home in five years as failure on the foul line again beat the Irish. Ned Och- man continued to hold top spot on the Ursu- line scoring column as he meshed twelve points. URSULINE 40-ALUMNI 49 Led by Zippy', Morocco's fifteen points the former Irish stars breezed to victory. High point man for the varsity was Pat Moore who hooped eleven points. URSULINE 47-RAYEN 56 Cal Douglas was too much for the Irish. The lanky Rayenite scored twenty-nine points as he almost beat the Irish by himself. Pat Moore with sixteen points was high man. URSULINE 45-AKRON ST. MARY'S 65 Ursuline suffered its sixth loss against two victories. Pat Moore and.Gene Sikora each had ten points to lead Irish scorers. URSULINE 41 - CAMPBELL 37 John Steadman broke loose for sixteen points and Ursuline bagged its third victory. URSULINE 41 - NORTH 45 Although the Irish were supposed to be easy pickings, North didn't gain the lead until the second half as Ursuline almost upset the Bulldogs. Jim Savko bagged fifteen points for the Irish. URSULINE 39- EAST 53 Ursuline again ran out of gas in the second half after leading in the first half. Pat Moore led the Irish with fourteen points. URSULINE 61 -HICKORY TOWNSHIP 51 John Valley became the first Irish player to get twenty points when he meshed twenty-one while leading Ursuline to an easy fourth victory. URSULINE 43-WILSON 36 Dave Kimmel with thirteen points led Ursu- line to its fifth win and first City Series triumph. URSULINE 43-NORTH LIMA 46 The Fighting Irish forced the powerful North Lima squad into an overtime before finally bowing out. Pat Moore had fourteen points to lead Ursuline scorers. URSULINE 48-SOUTH 57 Ursuline was unable to hold Jack Carney and that was the story as the Irish dropped their fourth City Series game. John Steadman collected nineteen points for Ursuline. URSULINE 60-SPRINGFIELD TWP 41 Ursuline romped to an easy victory over Springfield Township. The Irish led at the end of every period as they won their sixth victory against ten losses. URSULINE 65-WARREN ST. MARYS 41 Ursuline retained the diocesan crown by swamping Warren. John Steadman racked up twenty points to become the second Irish player to collect twenty points or more in one game. URSULINE 46 - CHANEY 36 The Irish won their third straight game and won their second City Series victory by wallop- ing Chaney. John Steadman continued his hot streak as he scored fifteen points. URSULINE 45 - SALEM 48 Failure to hit on the foul line cost the Irish another victory as Salem squeezed by on. fouls. John Steadman had nineteen points to take individual scoring honors. URSULINE 49-WARREN HARDING 40 The Irish closed their regular season with a victory over Warren Harding. joe Smaltz meshed twelve points to take scoring honors. URSULINE 33-GIRARD 42 The powerful Girard Indians eliminated the Irish in their first tournament game. Ursuline tied the Indians in field goals but made only seven fouls to Girard's sixteen and there was the ballgame. John Valley had seven points to lead Ursuline. renewec! zefif . . . fo fke hnifi BUWLINI3 TE!-1M Watching Tom Simons chalk up a strike are Bill Beeman and Bill Eberhart while George Landis picks up ball. Representing the Irish'i in the 1951-52 season were one senior and six juniors. Together they wound up in fourth place with a won-lost rec- ord of 34 and 26. Senior Bill Eberhart led the green and gold in averages with a 157, while also gaining for himself the distinction of throwing the highest game in this year's league competi- tion. He came through with an envi- able 236. Captain Ray Dohar completed the season with an average of 146. Rounding out the team were George Landis 136, Tom Simons 130, Har- old Watson 126, John Chicone 116, and Bill Beeman 107. EINHEHMEN Originally instituted for the spring conditioning of aspiring grid candi- dates, track is now rated on an equal basis with the pigskin and hardwood games. Sparked by their first victory in three years of competition, the track- men are looking forward to a successful campaign with not a few eyes turned toward state laurels. The thinclads will take part in six meets and an inter- class affair. i' The possibility of capturing state honors no longer seems a far off dream but a close reality since 6440 man joe Smaltz sprinted his way through the district finals all the way to the State tournament before finally meeting his match. Coach Carey presides over the thinclads, taking them through the re- quired calisthentics and instructing them on the finer points of running and jumping. Returning lcttermen are John Steadman 01401, Joe Smaltz 01401, Ed Ridel flow hurdlesj, jim Corbett Qmilej, Mike Carney Qdiscussj, Bernard Maguire Qbroad jump, high jumpj, Bill Mermis Chalf-milej, Tom Hefifron 100 yds., 2005, George Landis C220, low hurdlesj. . . . fAe gfeelfl 6ll'l6l . . I bil' Q HE STAFF of the l952 Ursfulinian and the Senior Class wish to thank our photographer, Mr. O. M. Gatschene, Mr. George Snyder, of the Youngstown Arc Engraving Company, and Mr. Fred Kiessling of A. S. Gilman, Inc., Cleveland Ohio. We wish to thank too, our patrons and the businessttoncerns whose advertisements appear in the following pages. We recommend them to the readers of this yearbook. The Business Managers, in particular, are grateful to them for their interest and cooperation, for their courtesies, and for their ready response to our solicitation for advertising. Their aid has helped materially to make this edition of the U '7'5'llHl'1lII1Z possible. 19a lrona Coleman Bernstein .......,....n......,., Brier Hill Meat Market ...,.....,...,l. Dr. Yvilliam C. Childress D.D.S .l.. Dr. and Mrs. O. G. Dreiling ,..e.. Mr. and Mrs. George Economus Benjamin Egnozzi ... .,i...,. ......... . .,, Mr. Carl Gargone .r...,....,, Handel's Service Station ...iii Mr. Thomas Hewitt Hinely's Finer Foods Mr. David Joseph ...... Julian Bakery ..,. ....,.,.,....... . Mr. and Mrs. James Kramer Johnny Longis Flowers ,....... Margo Oil Company ...,., ..., , .. Miss Mary Louise McMahon .. Dr. Wm. L. Mermis ......., ....... Morgan's Drugs ......... .................,. Natale Drug Store ........,...........a.. Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. O'Brien . Park Dry Cleaning Co. ....,..,... Rayen Flower Shop ..............,.. .,...... Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W. Reagan .. Nick Rimedio ..,......,. .,,..... . Rimedio Super Market ..,.......... Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rochford Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rudge ...... Sinkle's Dry Cleaning Co. ...,.... . Mr. William M. Smith ,... ....,... Mr. and Mrs. Steve Snitzer Sr. Sweeneyis Gulf Service Station Dr. W. Tarnapowicz M.D. .,,... . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vaschak ...... Al WVagneriMotor Sales, Inc. ..,,, . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Weigel . Whllis Market .......,...,...,.......,,,,......,,.....,. Youngstown Calendar 8x Novelty Co. ,.,, . Mr. and Mrs. John Zidian Sr. .......,..... , Zimmerman's Parkview Drugs ..... 235 Oak Hill Avenue 2010 West Federal Street 269 East Federal Street 275 Park Avenue 136 South Cadillac Drive 1525 Calvin . .,.... 2448 West Federal Street 3904 Market Street 275 Park Avenue 823 Elm Street Andrews Avenue 123 North Hine Street 273 Maplewood Avenue Struthers 2738 Dearbom Street .. 3166 West Federal Street 526 Lexington Avenue 1579 Mahoning Avenue 1028 Himrod Avenue 1034 Wick Avenue 328 East Lucius Avenue 915 Elm Street ..,,...,..... 601 Elm Street 118 West Madison Avenue .. .. 2010 West Federal Street 2902 lVest Federal Street 189 Wlest Glenaven Avenue 231 Custer Avenue .. 3741 South Avenue 318 Iona Avenue .. 156 Piccadilly Street 280 West Front Street ,. 448 WVilliamson Avenue 111 Forest Park Drive 3121 Market Street 3415 Hillman Street 455 Willis Avenue Market Street ........133 South Garland Avenue 909 Elm Street Qougralulafious fo the Serzinr Glass af 1952 'k The P. T. A. Compliments of R. HANNA WICK MOTORs,1nC. Lincoln-Mercury Dealer 'k 726 Wick Avenue Phone 4-4133 HUME INSULATIUN EU JOHNS MANVILLE BLOWN ROCK WOOL ir 2136 W. Federal Street Youngstown, Ohio Compliments of e THE GRAEF SPORTING coons STORM WINDOW CO. Company 1510 West Federal Street CARL o PETE o BEN U15 FEDERAL IRON WORKS IOO North Prospect Street Youngstown, Ohio Gwfgralulaiiaus Glass of 52 So near is grandeur to our dust, So near is God to mang When duty whispers low, Thou musty, The youth replies, I can .' STROUSS - HIRSHBERQS YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO WARREN, OHIO SALEM, OHIO NEW CASTLE, PA. BUCHMANS James E. Modarelli comfortable J E W E L E R S H O E S for 518-519 Dollar Bank Bldg. MEN AND WOMEN Youngstown 3, Ohlo ak Featuring DR. LOCKE'S DIAMONDS W. B. COON CO. WATCHES CANTILEVER'S JEWELRY if if 9-11 Bus Arcade Tel. 3-3810 Ride the Elevator and Save SUPERIOR Chemical froducla Co. 30 North Watt Street Youngstown, Ohio 'A' Phone 4-4151 Q WAXES o SOAPS o DISINFECTANTS o TOILET PAPER o PAPER TOWELS o SWEEPING COMPOUNDS o LAUNDRY SUPPLIES CONGRATULATIONS and BEST YVISHES to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1952 ikuhina jfuneral Zlanme 2403 South Avenue Phone 4-4431 GOOD LUCK IILIHHBBON Qadoline and 1524 Market Street if Phone 4-0693 GOOD LUCK CROGAN Plumbing and Heating 1514 Oak Hill 'k Phone 4-4293 Best Wishes To the Class of 1952 'A' Mr. and Mrs. ALLEN W. COE Compliments of THE KELLEY 81 MEYER EU General Paving Contractors 121 1 Gibson Street O Congratulations to the class of 1952 i' LOU MASTERNICK 1483 West Federal Street Compliments of LUWRY'S FRUZEN EUSTARD Frozen Custard g Sundaes Ice Cream g Sodas Pop and Hot Dogs . 'A' Corner of Belmont and Madison CHUCK LOWRY Schaefer Jlluaic Shoppe Musical Instruments Accessories Sheet Music and Supplies Guaranteed Instrument Repairing 'lr 409-10-ll-12 Keith-Albee Bldg. Phone 3-4605 Residence 3-2803 Music - The Universal Language Congratulations to the Class if '52 iff Mrs. Marie B. Uchman Kilt? Objects of ,Cya To PROMOTE the adoption and the application of higher social, business, professional and personal standards. To COOPERATE in creating and maintaining that sound public opinion and high idealism which make possible the growth of righteousness, justice? patriotism, personal happiness and good will. To THE 1952 GRADUATES, may I express my sincere good wishes to each of you, for a successful future. GATSCHENE STUDIO x x 3 'E V E iv A ' FRESH CUT FLOWERS For over a third of a century in Artistic Arrangements FURNITURE . CARPET Belmont gl we 3238 Belmont Avenue APPLIANCES it Youngstown, Ohio 'Ir 1716 Market Street Youngstown Jack Navin Business Phone 6-6547 Residence Phone 3-5554 L. J. SCHULER 8: SONS Compliments NEW FURNACES and EURNACE REPAIRS of Aff ijanfftioning A. F. BEIL ELECTRIC, INC 00 mg 381-383 Arlington Street -k Youngstown, Ohio 0 1723 Market Street Youngstown, Ohio Phone: 3-0306 f Best Wishes to Class of ,52 THE JOHN T. BECKER from A CARPET FURNITZZZPIEY C. J. SPLAIN 81 SUN t 37 W. Indianola Avenue 'k 7617 Market Street FINE PAINTS AND WALLPAPERS 'k Boardman, Ohio Dependable since 1897 Gvngratulafiaus from T H E ANNE McHUGH .?zlsl1i014s 2842 MARKET STREET YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO K Gaugratulatious to THE CLASS OF I952 G. F. HOWARD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CANFIELD, OHIO Phone: Canfield 3-55l4 is to est Wishes the Class of '52 DENNISON COAL and SUPPLY CO. QUALITY COAL and ASPHALT PAVING 210 North Avenue 'A' Joseph V. D ALVY T. WITT Attorney-at-Law Kongraiulafiaus, Glass af 1952! IE YOURS WERE THE CHOICE of naming the date in history when you would most like to live, welre betting you'd choose tomorrow, with all of its challenge and promise! And so would we-because history never knew a more interesting era! VVONDERING WHAT VVAITS to be discovered just outside the class- room door? Well, we're pretty sure that the degree in which your dreams will all come true depends almost completely upon your own determination! First you'd better build your ladder to the stars . . . and then, with all the faith and hope and trust that true success requires . . . climb to the very top! And our best wishes will go with you all the way! McKELVEY'S Congratulations To Class of ,52 O THE SQUIRE SHOP 141 YV. Federal Street Youngstown Telephone: 7-4448 ROGERS LUMBER EUMPANY Let us serve your lumber needs ir 3638 Belmont Avenue Youngstown 4, Ohio When You Think of Insurance Think of FLURENIIE R. SMALL INSURANCE SURETY BONDS 702 Hlick Building Youngstown, Ohio Phone: 4-5265 Congratulations Graduates from Zragresseris' Pharmacy Fifth at Madison Youngstown 4, Ohio Compliments OHIO AUTO BODY of AND PAINT SHOP jfairzigzlle Bakery ,f 1382 Belmont . Ph. 3-2714 1509 Elm , Ph. 3,05g2 45 West Madison Avenue Youngstown, Ohio ormerly Bel-fair 1382 Belmont Compliment.: of the LY D E N O I L CO . R U N G E , S General Merchandise Best Wishes From QM9' Mem COPELAND'S Groceries and Dry Goods ' FURNITURE CO. ik 5113 Market Street Corner 5th and Elm Street Phone 5-2873 MAHONING COUNTY REPUBLICAN Ecntral and blfecutive Halumittee Chester Bailey Robert K. Delisio Chairman Secretary Congratulations From Henrg's Uptown Jewelers 2730 Market Street South Side's Little Store of Big Values Complete Line of jewelry and Repairs Best Wishes to The Graduation Class of '52 Malkin Furniture Co. YOUR TAPPAN GAS RANGE DEALER 'A' Campbell, Ohio Phone 5-4323 MOOD! brag Company 1517 Market Street Prescription Rx. Druggists O Phone 3-1325 '- Kochis Electric Cu. MU RREY'S DEPT. STURE Ladies and Infants Wear Men and Boys Clothing and Shoes ir 111 Bridge Street Struthers, Ohio Phone 5-371 1 Flowers For Every Occasion Iiaarris Jflutner Qbop 9 Market Street Tod Hotel Building Phone 6-31 15 M Open Evenings to 7:30 P.M. Sundays 10-2 ' faint and Supply, .yn Ja11dA DEALERS in PAINT and PAINTING SUPPLIES if 1504 Market Street C. Compliments of CHAMPION supet Jlatket 'k A COMPLETE SUPER MARKET Conga: lulaliona to the Clan of 152 A fir X HARRY L. BORD COAL CO. I 333 Cedar Street Compliments of THE MALONE-DAY COMPANY Wholesale Distributors PLUMBING - HEATING AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES 1325 Niles Road, South East WARREN, OHIO Warren Youngstown 4-2188 3-5512 Chas. Shutrnmp 82 Sons Un. UTY PRINTING COMPANY Incorporated Commercial Printers GENERAL CONTRACTORS 114 South Champion Street Youngstown, Ohio O i' Phone 3-9368 P. O. Box 366 Phone 2-8137 Youngstown 1, Ohio Compliments of 015132 Qllnlnnial Ilanuse 2619 Market Street O BEEMAII LIGHTING 00 Distributors of QUALITY LIGIITIIIII PRODUCTS 219 Lincoln Avenue Youngstown 2, Ohio i' Lighting Engineering Layouts and Recommendations Furnished Members Illuminating Engineering Society FELIEE DRY CLEANERS 823 South Avenue Youngstown, Ohio 'A' Phone 3-1762 Compliments of SOUTHWAY Recfzeation Centex 2117 South Avenue Congratulations and Best Wishes To Ursuline Class of june 1952 wi? Frank X. Kryzan President of Council MCGOWAN fain! and gfa .44 PAINT o ENAMEL LACQUER o VARNISH 144 Walton Street Near S. 84 T. OHice Phone 5-7054 'k W. McGowan UNE-HOUR MARTINIZINB BARRETT C More Than Dry Cleaningj Jndurante Qlgfncy Jn is Mahoning Bank Building NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR ONE-HOUR SERVICE 'lr 111 East Federal Street Phone 6-1322 FIRE AUTO CASUALTY SURETY 'A' Phone 3-5869 Compliments of The McCauley Family C HUME'S good .guznilure 0 252 West Federal o 2930 Market o 272 East Federal Three Dependable Stores Sewing Greater Youngstown Simon Congratulations SHEET METAL SHOP , Class of ,52 Extends Congratulatzons to The Class of '52 ' 'l'001lY'S F000 MARKET' WVc Have Served Youngstown for 50 Years Fine Food For Fine Peoplev We Specialize I n: Rooling Ventilators ik Spouting Steel Ceilings Slating Furnaces and Skylights Repairs to Furnaces I 550 Lexlngton Avenue h 780 SOUTH AVENUE - CONGRATULATIONS from Ziff junior 611155 Sincere Gongratulatious 270 llrsulinc 611185 af fum' 32 'iYou've carried on and dreamed your dreams Nor questioned your security: But now those dreams have changed to schemes The phantoms of futurity. A thousand thanks-a last goodbye A sigh for days that used to be, The zenith calls where for you lie The secrets of infinity. THE MAHONING COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL AND EXECUTIVES COMMITTEES Jack Sulligan, Chairrmm John F Calltwell Congratulations and Sons from the Sm ,894 YOUNGSTO WN HOME SERVICE INSURANCE RESIDENTIAL and d REAL ESTATE an COMMERCIAL HEATING if 'k 201 Dollar Bank Phone 7-7208 Wm. Beardman Phone 4-5424 2 N 0 E L 9 S Beauty Salon o DIAL 2-2911 Evening by Appointment Closed All Day Mondays 3429 South at Ravenwood Ample Parking 0 Youngstown? Newest and Most Modern Salon COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE AT POPULAR PRICES-4 OPERATORS TO SERVE YOU PROMPTLY-BEAU- TIFUL NATURAL PERMANENTS - HAIR STYLING - TINTING - FA- CIALS - MANICURING - SCALP TREATMENTS - PERSONAL SUPER- VISION OF MRS. MARY HABUDA. l'Ve Carry a Quality Line of Antiques 0 Art Objects 0 Chinn Lamps 0 Bric-a-Brac Antiques Restoring I t's smart to shop at 'ilurh Qlbtstetfttlh Uaiford 335 W. Federal Street Near Spring Common o Custom-made and hand-tailored clothes with class and stand-out personality for men and women. aSuits, Top Coats, Slacks, Sport Skirts, Sportswear, Ladies' Skirts. The Home of Tailored Artistryi' Auto o Casualty 0 Fire TOM WELSH Insurance Agency 'k 133 Terrace Drive 8-7212 o 2-5050 Congratulations G1'aduates.' THORNTON 'S Quality LAUNDRY o DRY CLEANING AND FUR STORAGE ul' 234 Belmont Phone 4-0155 CGMPLIMENTS OF THE Compliments URSULINE PROPS AND PAINTS Ffom CLUB NEWPORT DAIRY TO A GREAT q CLASS ..52,, Congiafulafiona to the Clan of '52 WQ J. Lantz Construction Co. drffgratulalioffs and Success to the class af 32 from Mr. and Mrs. John F. McGovern and Family q Congratulations to the Sturgeon's Food Market Class of 1952 1505 Elm Street i GLASGUW 'l'AlL0llS 312 WV. Federal Street Phone 4-4255 Phone 3-1429 Compliments of Edward J., James, and John Fox L A Z A R ' S Foon STORES Compliments of lk Nl . 1- .lohn J. Lvnch, Jr. 1 0 ' 3220 Southern Boulevard ATTORNEY No. 2 - 1588 Mahoning Avenue No. 3 - 85 East Midlothian Boulevard , vi ge I' I V ff' - f fx f om inens Y C,,l,, .YLVANINS of 'PELIWISIUN EHARLES s1MuNs, 1Nu:. Wm e,m,,+ PAINT and WALLPAPER U ll 'A' Sinha Glam 2220 Market Stre S 0 U N D Phone 2-1107 J. ANU B. SALES C0 2706 MARKET ST. THE HELLER-MURRAY COMPANY GENERA L CONTRACTORS 0 Main Oflice, 222 West Rayen Avenue Youngstown, Ohio Qlfffmfgfyff S ESS S E GMWRS - W E GMFE-'EERE T E Y E S? C E R W C , VZ SCRT LEG, Compliments Of E-Z FINEH FUUDS Compliments Of U.5.A. - C.I.U. DISTRICT 26 Compliments of HAMM IIDNSTRUCTIUN EU. The Stambaugh-Thompson En. Hardzuare Leaders Since 1846 'k FIVE STORES IH West Federal Street 2625 Market Street 1652 Mahoning Avenue 1823 Belmont Avenue Youngstown-Poland Road 9 Congratulations to the Class of '52 from Kane, O'Horo and Haenny, Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS J. B. WINKLE CO. ELECTRIC MOTORS 0 Hobart Wheelefs and Vlfelcling Accessories 703 Andrews Avenue Phone 3-1224 Compliments of Mirkin Auto Sales 805 Mahoning Avenue SODAS AND SUNDAES BANANA SPLITS MILKSHAKES COKES ik . 005 alya 'A' COFFEE SANDVVICHES HOT SOUP or CHILI PLATE LUNCHES Congratulations from ROSE and JOHNSON WHOLESALE GROCERS ik' Congratulations to the Class of '52 'A' Cakes Decorated in Your Class Colors KLING to KLING'S for Quality if 1401 Market Street J. V. McNIlIHULAS TRANSFER CU. 'A' D F. A. U'NEILL COMPANY BUILDERS 'A' 400 Wesley Avenue Youngstown 9, Ohio ,f y Auf .4 -,iVf7f1i , , . , x . . I f . , ,l ! 3 S The James B. Pardee En VVholesale Distributors Q Youngstown, Ohio Compliments of The United Printing Enmpang 450 XVcsl Federal Street C Phone 4-2129 Printers of Uwzvuline News IITONYYP Kultur ,4 fewelry Uptown 'k Southsideis Leading jewelers 2 X' . Reji'esh...add zest to the hour ' COCA-COLA 4 ' -' BOTTLING COMPANY I 'W O 'H' V A Youngs town xx ohio 4 I Stop and Shop Food M01'k6t Congratulations to the McCOLLUM BROS. Class of 1952 STORE OF BETTER EATS 'A' -A' 1216-1218 Market Street SH E Youngstown, Ohio LUMBER COMPANY Compliments of THOMAS J. CARNEY COUNTY COMMISSIONERO ll? F In the family car it's a pleasant jaunt To some far away place or picnic haunlg But for local trips when you're in '1 hurry, Our buses will save you parking worrv. i' The Youngstown Municipal Railway Company Get the Best Get SEALTEST MILK ICE CREAM Telephone 3-216 l THE YUUNGSTUWN SANITARY MILK EU. Compliments Of SNACK SHUPPE Where You Meet Your Friends 'A' IVe Feature Poland Baked Goods FELIX BUTTAR feweler 27 South Hazel Street DIAMONDS WATCHES o SILVERWARE C Gifts for All Occasions Charge Accounts, of Course Benedict, Alice ,.............. Anderson, Ronald ......,... enior irecforg .450 Crandall Ave. Barko, Edward .......... ..4.. ..,,. 4 5 Benita Ave. Barnwell, Hugh .,.l....l.....,....,. 621 Gibson St. Barrett, Dolores .....4...,.... 212 Brookfield Ave. Barrow, John ......,.....,.,, 418 Cohassett Dr. Beardman, Jeanne ,........ Beggiani, Seely .........,.,... Beil, James .. Beller, Patricia .42 VV. Marian Ave. ...,..818 Wilson Ave. 552 Sherwood Ave. 4202 Helena Ave. 55 Woodview Ave. Billett, Nicholas ..,........ 7386 Southern Blvd. Billock, James ...... ..... l 552 Florencedale Ave. Bonamase, Peter ...... .,....,... . ,. 262 Adams St. Bord, Fred ........,... .,... 3 215 Kiwatha Rd. Brennan, Edward ,....,.... 1406 Belleview Ave. Buehman, Lois Ann ........ 353 Mistletoe Ave. Burke, Kathleen ....... .......... 2 16 Bissell Ave. Carlon, Eugene ....,.. 1578 Council Rock Dr. Carney, Michael .......... 1110 E. Florida Ave. Carney, Thomas ...,...,.. ..... 3 131 Hudson Dr. Casey, Donald .............,,..... 25 E. Lucius Ave. Charnoki, Anne ......... 312 N. Maryland Ave. Cigolle, Thomas ...... 1018 N. State St. Girard Clark, Mary Patricia H164 Clarencedale Ave. Cleary, VVilliam .......,........ 70 E. Lucius Ave. Coe, Robert ...... .......... , . . R.D. 2, Canfield Colla, Anna Marie H321 YV. Midlothian Blvd. liberhart, William .,.. ,. . . 3931 Euclid Blvd. Eichenberger, l'Villiam .,.......... 61 Scotia Ave. Flynn, Patricia .... ..... . .2226 Cordova Ave. Forgac, Anna Marie .. .. . 548 Benwood Ave. Foster, Frank ,... . 36 Manor Ave., Struthers Franken, Mary Jane .............. 253 Lora Ave. Franklin, Charles .... ,.,. .... 1 3 52 Rigby St. Furlong, Florence ..... 1326 Lansdowne Blvd. Galaida, Patricia ...., 144 E. Ravenwood Ave. Gardner, Rosemary .... .. 517 W. Boston Ave. Gibson, Barbara Jean 50 E. Ravenwood Ave. Gilmartin, Mary .. .,.......,,.. . 133 S. Bruce St. Greene, Maureen .... . 883 Mahoning Ave. Hackett, Nancy Ann ..... 560 li. Lucius Ave. Haggerty, Jo Ann .. ........ 2234 Logan Ave. Hamley, John ................. 508 Parkcliff Ave. Handel, Noreen ..... 25 W. Midlothian Blvd. Hanna, Kathleen .. . 83 E. Ravenwood Ave. Harrison, lVilliam ....,.. 1006 Delaware Ave. Hartill, 'Barbara Jean . . ...... 807 Ford Ave. Healey, Sally Ann . .......... . 2529 Elm St. Heitz, Thomas ..... 27 W. Liberty St., Girard 19 Garfield St., Struthers Dignan, Mary Grace Jacobs, Roberta ......,. Cookson, William H. Corbett, James ... Costello, Raymond .. Coustillac, Eileen .... Danks, Frank .... .... Darin, Nancy Lee .. DeAngelis, Joseph .,.. DeLucia, Clement .... .. 236 Breaden St. .. 246 Custer Ave. 170 E. Lucius Ave. 733 Detroit Ave. . ..,... . 347 Willis Ave. 1585 Norman Ave. ,. .... , 5418 South Ave. 6804 Glenwood Ext. .. . .. 611 Belmont Ave. Higgins, Agnes ........,... 334 W . Marian Ave. Higgins, Donald ...,. Hoflman, James ....,.. 1735 Rosedale Ave. 247 E. Avondale Ave. Holland, Katherine ,.436y2 W. Madison Ave. Howley, Mary Agnes ...... .. 325 Judson Ave. Hughes, Ann .... ............,.... 1 86 Warren Ave. Hughes, William ..,. Hyland, Peter ........ Hynes, Emmet .,.... Jackanich, Jo Ann . Jackson, Sam ....... 5 .. 166 New York Ave. .Laurel Park, Hubbard .. . 340 Lincoln Ave. .. M1509 Florence Ave. . . 59 Mcouacy Rd. Dempsey, Roger ,...... 648 W. Evergreen Ave. D1Paolo, Michael ..... ..,. ...,.. . 1 12 lfVade St. Docherty, Margaret .. ..... 625 Pasadena Ave. Donnelly, James .......,. 1225 Kensington Ave. Doran, Patricia .......,,. .. Downey, Thomas . .....ll24 Poland Ave. 1427 Hillman St. Dreillng, Otto .....,...,..........,..... 275 Park Ave. Jennings, Mary Lou Kenney, Joseph ..,... Kenny, Jo Ann ....... .. 246 W. Dennick Ave. 567 W. LaClede Ave. 113 E. Avondale Ave. Kimmel, Cecil .......... 20 Third St., Campbell Kish, Joseph ,...... R.D. No. 2, Mellinger Rd. Drummond, Norma Jean 141 E. Avondale Ave. DuBois, Dorothy .. 482 W . Ravenwood Ave Durkin, Margaret ..... ..... 4 78 Crandall Ave. Klempay, Margaret Mary 1311 E. 'Boston Ave. Kofler, Eleanor ................. 534 New Court Korchnak, Dorothy ........., 3223 Lennox Ave. Kramer, Antoinette ..... 273 Maplewood Ave. 115 Laczko, John Laffey, Michael ....., enioh irecfory 151 win st., Apt. 355 .77 E. Ravenwood Ave. Lantz, Joan ................ 29 S. Edgehill Dr. Lavin, Thomas ..... Loupe, Raymond ...... Lyden, Joan .,.,..,... Lyden, Roseann ...,.. Lynch, Edward .,.,.... ..,......529 Redonda Rd. ..,.....41 NV. Lucius'Ave. 354 W. Indianola Ave. 29 Illinois Ave. .......1208 Himrod Ave. fi Ramm, .. .. Renaldy, arijane Renaldy, Ros ' e Ridel, Edward ...,., Riley, Emma Jane Riley, Patricia .,..,.. ... .. Rimedio, ' . Rish, Dolores ....., ..,.... . .. fr if 6 1 61 E. Auburndale Ave . 66 VVithe1s Dr 66 VVithe1s Dr .. 336 Grant St 841 Sunshine Ave 4' E: Lucius Ave 2838 Dearborn St New Bedford, Pa Maguire, Charles B. Jr. ..... 34 S. Forest Ave. Mahoney, Catherine .....,... 117 N. Lane Manning, John ........,. . 36 Saranac Marsh, Margaret ....,. Ave. Ave. 24 E. Evergreen Ave. Mason, Patricia ....... ..., 3 32 WV. Judson Ave. Masternick, Betty .. . Matteo, Joseph . ........ . McCartan, Patrick ......., McCarthy, Kathleen ..... McCray, James .,...,. . McDonald, Georgeann McGoogan, George .... McHugh, Mary Ann McKinney, Eileen ...... McLaughlin, Richard ..,. Mclilahoii, Gerald .... McPhi1lips, John ....... ..,... 4 017 Helena Ave. Melanson, ltiary Lou Miller, Monica ........... Montella, Joseph .,., Moran, Janet ........ Myers, John ............ Nitupski, Rosemary .. Nock, Mary Jane ....... O'Brien, Dolores ......... . . 1441 Wilson Ave. . 528 Oxford Ave. .850 Oak St. 374 Lora Ave. ... 3317 Erie St. 17 Steel St. 3622 Hudson Dr. Nohra, Rose Marie ..,... .... 2 4 N. Lane Ave. . 328 E. Lucius Ave. . 1483 W. Federal St. ' 48 N. Fruit St. ..,...11 Tacoma Ave. . 906 Elm St. ..,27 NV. Warren Ave. 3630 Glenmere Dr. .. 594 Cleveland St. 3719 Hillman St. 148 Bouquet St. 1545 Elm St. 526 Lexington Ave. Ocherman, Barbara 21 NV. Evergreen Ave. Oehman, Edward . 352 W. Midlothian Blvd. O'Horo, Daniel ..... ..... .... Olsavsky, Eugene Olsavsky, Gary .........,.. O,Neil, Patricia .. Patterson, Patricia ,......... . Phelan, Joseph ....,.... Pillin, Phillip ........ , Puettner, George , 116 .220 Breaden St. 1652 Manhatten Ave. . 45 S. Brockway Ave. 539 Elm St. 3336 Beldin Ave. 1425 Hillman St. 737 Cassius Ave. 144 Delason Ave. Rochford, Betty Ann 189 W. Glenaven Ave. Rousher, Alice 353 E. Midlothian Blvd. Ruane, Audrey . ..... 1682 Oakwood Ave. Rudge, Dorothy ....... ........ 2 31 Custer Ave. Russell, Lucille ..... .... . 1112 South Ave. Saunders, Florence ..... ...... 7 0 Tod Lane Sequella, Patricia .. ............ .. 902 Elm St. Sharkey, Mary Frances ...,...., 454 Willis Ave. Sikora, Paul ....,.... .....,... 3 61 Meadow St. Smaltz, Donald ....,. ,,..... 8 50 Griffith St. Smaltz, Joseph .. .. .. 993 Vienna Ave., Niles Smith, Dorothy ............., 3132 Hubbard Rd. Smith, William .... ...,, ...,...... 3 1 8 Iona St. Snitzer, Steven . 156 Piccadilly St., Campbell Snyder, Alice ......,..,.... . .. ,,.. 321 Byron St. Splain, Isabelle .. .... 3607 Beechwood Place States, Betty .........., 557 VV. Warren Ave. Steadman, John .. 46 N. Truesdale Ave. Storey, John .. .,...........,........ 1511 Ford Ave. Strauch, Anna Marie ......,.... 60 Matta Ave. Strechansky, Joseph 224 E. Liberty St., Hubbard Sulligan, Jacquelyn ,. 1966 Smithfield St. Sweeney, Roseann ....,... 436 Wilkinson Ave. Thomas, Marjorie ..,... 52 West Heights Ave. Tolbert, Herbert .............. .... 6 46 Ridge Ave. Topley, Monica Jean .... 28 Lauderdale Ave. Valley, John .......,..... ....... 7 27 Oxford Ave. Veauthier, Sally .....,.....,.,.... 630 New Court Vogelberger, Joseph ,..,....,,,.,...... 814 Elm St. W einheimer, June .. 154 E. Midlothian Blvd. Welsh, Robert ...........,,....... 63 LaBelle Ave. Wiegel, Joyce .,...... ..., , .3415 Hillman St. Wollitz, Grace ....... ..,.,.. 4 31 Idora Ave. . 1 A Wlf- X ,X fi ' 3 Qggggg 5fZfiL?HMZmgLg5QvJ Q Qwfwf Q aj! g , . . , ,:L1.1.r, .:-. .. A x A ' 5.-0 . 1-5.6 .xr If ...xt .' 'K A ,.' -'. . 1 1 ':!. 5--1? : -! '- - n 'E.5-'s , ' L, '. mul .4,, ' ' . Q ' . .x gif- -' All .gf A x V: U - K 1' 5 ' 4 - Q, 'h Q , 51- 'Q a-11 .., 'X- ' ' ' . - . . , . - . : .1 . 'V ' .' 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