Colerain High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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tat1ve 1n the cheerlng squad C Txeman and F Underwood were cheerleaders for basketball The track members were C W1kOff B Shea C Halverstadt H Hoberg andC Cox C W1koff was V1ce Pres1dent of the C Club and .T Zxmmer was Treasurer New members of the club 1ncluded M Mc Cullah .T Ell1ott C Txeman C von Sch lxchten E Ruehl E He1s J Huss Y L11 he B Henkenburns B Floyd D Dunn1ng .T Henkel .T Herrmann C Cox B Shea H Thleman H Hoberg and.T H1ezman Our new club the FHA cons1sted largely of .Tumors I Hardert was Pres xdent C T1eman was VICE Pres1dent M McCullah was Correspondlng Secretary The other .Tumor members were H Step anxak O Stepan1ak D Dunn1ng J Ell1ott .T Craven J' Haverland .T Henkel F Underwood I Etson Y L11l1e and L Bol lmger The Operetta HMS P1nafOTe was g1ven th1s year w1th twelve leads from the .Tumor class The operetta was g1ven two was .Tosephme C Txeman and .T Hardert took the part of Buttercup R Shea and R Hammond were S1r Joseph Porter C W1 koff and K Van Rlman were the Capta1n F Underwood and .T Ell1ott were Cous1n Hebe E Luebbe was the Boatswam and H Thlemann was Dlck Deadeye The Tumors who were 1n m1xed chorus took part 1n the operetta ACT IV Settlng Sen1or Class Stars HankHoberg JIITI Zmnmer Carolyn T1eman and Pat Welsh Cast Fmfty one members Summary of Plot Our last year of school f1nds us very busy ra1s1ng money to publ1sh our annual M Blust 1s our hard W0rk1ng Edltor .T Hardert IS our competent Bus1ness Man ager M Henmquln has taken on the job of Photographer and G Allen 15 our capable Co Ed1tor The other members of the Sen 1or class are helpmg the annual staff by se1l1ng penc1ls pennants and Chr1stmas cards There were many dances gwen to help the annual staff One was glven on October 2.9, and on December 23 there was a formal dance g1ven There were others gxvenon.Tan 14 Feb 4 and a St Patr1ck s Day Dance on March 17 The speech and dramatlc classes gave three plays on November 18th The flrst was Evemng w1th the Blakes w1th M Moore R Shea J Haverland K Van N1 man C Ostendorf F Underwood L Knecht and R Hammond as the cast The second was Homer the Brave The players were I OShea J' Elllott C Cox C Wlkoff P Welsh M Donnelly H Hoberg and E Ruehl The th1rd was a chor1c drama en t1tled Volce of Amer1ca m whlch the en t1re speech and dramat1cs classes par t1c1pated We chose You Cant Take It Wxth You to be our three act Class Play A Hayr1de was held on October 19th at Handle Bar Ranch Beh1nd the Scenes Our school s football team had a very good season th1s year L .Tutz1 was our only new member on the team E Luebbe 1S our only new Basketball player th1s year The Baseball team has no new players from our class Our members added to the C Club are T Hardert C Halverstadt L .Tutzx The H1 Y Club has been started th1s year .T He1zman 1S Presldent .T OShea IS V1ce Pres1dent E Luebbe IS Secretary and .T Zunmer IS Treasurer The ope retta P1rates of Penzance was g1ven th1s year Wlth H Hoberg as Fred r1ck M Donnalley as Ed1th H 'lh1emann as Samuel .T Haverland as Kate E Luebbe as P1rate K1ng E H1es as Isabelle C Te1man as Ruth C W1koff as Major Gen eral and R Shea as the Sergeant E He1s .T Haverland L Jacobs and B Floyd are now mcluded ln the Sen1or Cho1r Under the d1rect1on of Mrs Galloway G Allen C Cox B Floyd andC Wxkoff are pract1c1ng to be Future Teachers of Amer1ca .T Ell1ott .T Craven L Boll1nger .T Etson I Haverland E H615 B Henken burns J Huss E Ruehl P Welsh andR Kromme are members of the new club of our school GAA Mlss Nulson IS the1r leader Now as we look back on our school days we real1ze that ln spzte of our moans and groans we have enjoyed ourselves and ga1ned much knowledge and expe r1ence Mane McCullah and Cec1l1a von Schhchten STANLEY SCI-IAEFER FEED STORE 1872 Sprmgdale Rd. . . . ' . . , I g I Il 1 n N 1 . I u 1 0 , s , n , 1 .' 1 ' 1 0 - , 1 , 1 , u . n u Q 1 I. . n . It 91 - Q - ' . I 0 1 , o , 4 , o , u ' 1 j C Q O O 1 I 1 0 1 0 o I I ' . . - . u . . 9, . . g 0 , Q , o g u ' ' ' 1 0 1 0 1 0 I 1 ' ' ' 1 I ll I 9 I ' l 9 ! ' D 0 . . , ,, 0 , n Q o , j l O I . . . 0 o ' . . ' . . . - . , 0 , ' I . 1 0 . 1 0 I 1 0 Q 1 1 I Q O l I j I 5 . 1 ' 1 U l I 0 ' l Q I O M 1 H -0 o a , . . . l ,, ,, . 0 ' - , n , 1 n, nights. H. Hoberg was Ralph, M. Donnelly H. Schlegel and A. Sauerwein. . , 0 . . ,, ,- ,, , . . . . I 5 5 Q I 3 O . , . - . . . . , . . . . , . . . . ' ' ll I ,I I C D- . . . . . . U - . . . . . , . . , O , . . . , . , . ' . . , . . , . 1 I ' . ' . s o . . . . . . : I ' o I 1 . . . , . 0 5 o , 9 c . . . . . . . . . - . . . ' , . . . - . . , . , . . , . 0 0 . , u , Q I , o ' 0 , o , o , u o 1 . . 1 . . , . . . . . . . . , . . 0 I I I ' O I . I . . , U I 5 I ' . . . . . .

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IILHSS PHUPHECU The Great Wh1te Nay Broadway where all walks of l1fe assemble to v1ew the spectacle of the stage and the b1ggest h1t of the year I Love You So Much lt Hurts Me or Ouch' a tender love com edy starr1ng J1m O Shea and Janet Ell1ott the foremost actlng team of the day The crowd IS thronged under the marquee eagerly awa1t1ng the star studded perform ance so here s your s1dewalk announcer from C H a network to 1nterv1ew some of the celebr1t1es and personahtxes gathered here F1TSt of alll see the ldol of Amer1can women that famous crooner Hugh Thle man The Perpetual Fog and h1s talented compan1on Mary Donnelly current attrac tlon at the Broken Bow Cafe Hotshot Harry Hennequm 1S try1n0 to get a p1cture of the famous couple for h1s magaz1ne radxo comedxan Herm1e Schlegel telhng a few of h1s best to Ole Kmg Luebbe the restaurateur and Cece Laughlng Curl Von Schhchten There s our esteemed mayor Gordon D1efenbacher the man who never lets you down l see El T0r1d0f more 1nt1mately known as Jerry He1zman the great lover f1ght1ng h1s way through a scream1ng claw1ngmob of crazed females compr1sed of Esther Ruehl Laura Bol l1nger and Rlta Kromme three beautlful young starletts There sCarl BrownBear W1koff the terror of wresthng and h1S favor1te fan Teddy Bear Welch known to us as Honey I mmov1ng on 1nto the lobby now there s Kemp Van N1man taklng tlckets Leroy Knecht tear1ng them 1n half and Don Fagaly droppmg the stubs 1n the box And the f1rst person who attracts my attent1on 1 a qua1nt l1ttle old fellow sell1ng c1garettes penclls flowers and rac1ng forms he tells me hlS name 1S Charl1e Cox as he tr1es to borrow a dollar for a cup of coffee The very st1fflook1ng doorman IS M1les Angne a graduate of hfe A door IS the best frlend you got cause lt s elther open or closed It a1n t never 1n the mlddle There s Gum Shoes Shea hero of the old west who IS descr1b1ng h1s latest plc ture to Joan Herrmann who 1S s1mply mad about horses and th1ngs I1sten1ng also IS Janet Huss an 1nter1or decorator f mausoleums and The Bashful Brownette w1thBeaut1fu1Bends Haverland themodel of that great FrenchArt1st Arturo DeSaur we1n The crowd IS settl1ng 1nto the1r seats and l thlnk the play IS about ready to get under way My seat 1S way down front so I ll look around for more personahtxes Ohyes there sthat shadycharacter Baby Face Z1mmer noted gambler and owner of the Oplum Den a swank cafe on Flfth Ave There sh1s ever fa1thful shadow valet and body guard Crusher Hammond the l1ttle dynamow1th a b1g gr1n and L.1mmer s the pocketof MoneyBags Blust the sec ond r1chest man 1n the world B111 Brock IS the flrst he got h1s start from Junk1ng planes There s Yvonne L1ll1e that beau t1ful Powers Model wear1ng a cotton candy even1ng gownand followed by her personal des1gner Madam Henkenberns who be gan her career kn1tt1ng socks The d1rector producer and general wheel Henry Hoberg has just entered to a storm of ovat1on accompan1ed by h1s sec retary L1ttle Flower McCullah It rurnored that they are to t1e the knot That expla1ns the look on Henry s face Next to me now IS that temperamental creator of women s m1ll1nery Monsleur N1cholas Haverstadt who has just thrown a tantrum because he saw one of h1s creat1ons worn w1th a clash1ng coat And now Betty Back to Boys Floyd 1S tumng up her all g1rl orchestra Betty 15 the world s foremost tuba player The cr1t1cs,Eleanore He1s and Shxrley K1ssel are buslly takmg notes so that they may WALTER H CORSON R R l Harrlson P1ke SH 3071 . . , . ll ' y if ' ll 1 1 Y' I - 1 , 9 1 a Q - 1 ll M I I . . . . . - Q ll - 1 I H ll Y, I - a V , Q , '- 1 4 . . , , . . . , O Q ll . . . ,, 3 . . . , . O O ' . - a 1 - . ' I ll J 1 - ' ll H ' H ' l I Ci ' U1 - , - 4 ll Y, Y 1 I . . . . .. ,, C! . . - . . . . , Gossip gl Cvabn. Ah, there's that famous Mo1l Pearl Underwood calmly picking . . . . u n , - 1 I. u H l o . . .. . . ,, . . . , . I . , . . . n a , ' Q ll ' N D . . . 1 . , Y - , . . . . . U . , . - . , ' I J . . , . - 1 u n ' V' . is . . u n . 1 , . u 91 ' , I , , , . . . . , 1 n s 1 1 , ' . . W 9' s 1 a - Q , ' . . . ' V 7 7 l . . . , . , . I O . 22