1941 Yearbook
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Title
1941 Yearbook
Description
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LOUISE KLODT
President
MARY O'HERN
Vice-President
HELEN RAPPENECKER
Secretary
ANN SPELLMAN
Treasurer
Presenting next year's Senior Class—headed by honor student Louise Klodt—with
energetic Betty Kuehl, Student Council Treasurer—and her car—~Mary Kieffer—her
lovely voice and her capable handling of the Mardi Gras formal—with Eileen Sersig
—and those daily 'phone calls—Mary O'Hern, efficient Prefect of the Sodality—
Mary Ruth Morrissey—and Muscatine—and then the team of Thomas and Kerper—
business heads of the Crest—with French Club President, Helen Rappenecker, and
Burlington—Rosie Timmerman and her Girls Scouts—and the other Klodt sister, Rita,
a member of the double trio—with the feminine version of Damon and Pythias—
Elaine Bishop and Betty Relstroffer—both very lovely, what with conscription and
graduate work—and Mary Alice Noonan—her sly wit and her frequent letters—
with Jean Hansen, deeply engrossed in science—and a scientist—and Guisella Rosa-
Gastaldo—another whose interest in Chemistry is purely scientific—Betty Jane Johnson and the R. O. T. C.—Jean Horrigan and her fraternity pin—Fort Madison's
Mary Elizabeth Doering—Anne Spellman's jokes (?) for studious Pat Collins—roommates Mary Nally and Barbara Smith—for teacher student, Mildred Vonderhaar—
"Memories"—of steadies, such as Phyllis Kerper and Eileen Sersig—of Elaine's eternal
knitting—of Guisella's formals—of Mary O'Hern's dry humor—of Letitia Hul's sports
column—of her interview with Tom Brown—of Lorraine Jung's efficiency—of laughter
and tears—and a happy year.
Top Row—
Jung, Kuehl
Collins, L. Kladt
R. Kladt, B. Smith
Spellman, Johnson
Second Row—
Timmerman
Kerper
Reistraffer
Rappenecker
D. Banks, Huls
Noonan, Nally
First Row—
Bishop, Steele
O'Hara, Kieffer
Morrissey
Doering, Rosa
Gastaldo, Hansen
U
N
I
O
R
C
L
A
S
S
LOUISE KLODT
President
MARY O'HERN
Vice-President
HELEN RAPPENECKER
Secretary
ANN SPELLMAN
Treasurer
Presenting next year's Senior Class—headed by honor student Louise Klodt—with
energetic Betty Kuehl, Student Council Treasurer—and her car—~Mary Kieffer—her
lovely voice and her capable handling of the Mardi Gras formal—with Eileen Sersig
—and those daily 'phone calls—Mary O'Hern, efficient Prefect of the Sodality—
Mary Ruth Morrissey—and Muscatine—and then the team of Thomas and Kerper—
business heads of the Crest—with French Club President, Helen Rappenecker, and
Burlington—Rosie Timmerman and her Girls Scouts—and the other Klodt sister, Rita,
a member of the double trio—with the feminine version of Damon and Pythias—
Elaine Bishop and Betty Relstroffer—both very lovely, what with conscription and
graduate work—and Mary Alice Noonan—her sly wit and her frequent letters—
with Jean Hansen, deeply engrossed in science—and a scientist—and Guisella Rosa-
Gastaldo—another whose interest in Chemistry is purely scientific—Betty Jane Johnson and the R. O. T. C.—Jean Horrigan and her fraternity pin—Fort Madison's
Mary Elizabeth Doering—Anne Spellman's jokes (?) for studious Pat Collins—roommates Mary Nally and Barbara Smith—for teacher student, Mildred Vonderhaar—
"Memories"—of steadies, such as Phyllis Kerper and Eileen Sersig—of Elaine's eternal
knitting—of Guisella's formals—of Mary O'Hern's dry humor—of Letitia Hul's sports
column—of her interview with Tom Brown—of Lorraine Jung's efficiency—of laughter
and tears—and a happy year.
Top Row—
Jung, Kuehl
Collins, L. Kladt
R. Kladt, B. Smith
Spellman, Johnson
Second Row—
Timmerman
Kerper
Reistraffer
Rappenecker
D. Banks, Huls
Noonan, Nally
First Row—
Bishop, Steele
O'Hara, Kieffer
Morrissey
Doering, Rosa
Gastaldo, Hansen
Date
1941
Rights
St. Ambrose University, 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803
Identifier
http://cdm16810.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16810coll2/id/5332