Purcell High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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5W Cavaliers come and go, the teaching staff varies, school policies Change, but Miss Mary Kennedy carries on in the same position she has held for the last sixteen years, as the school secretary. Faithful, helpful, and trustworthy, Miss Kennedy is a tradition at Purcell; and her cheerful services to students and faculty mem- bers have made her an invaluable asset to the smooth running of the school. Miss Kennedy is often visited by Pur- cellts graduates now in the service. In- deed, a very popular lady among the Cavaliers of the past as well as the Cavaliers 0f 44! MISS M ARY C. KENNEDY Ready to siart the day All right. I'll tell him.

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0prW Kind, efficient, active: these words best describe our vice-principal, Brother Henry Bentzinger, S.M. His interest in all PurcelPs activities and his under- standing patience have earned for him the respect and friendship of every Cavalier. At games, he is as enthusiastic as any follower of the Crimson and Gold; in his Office, he maintains an efficient and professional attitude, and considers each studenths case as a per- sonal problem. Tall and broad shoul- dered, he looks the part of a leader, and he is a leader. . wuwvuuumhuum. , . w BRO. HENRY L. BENTZINGER, S.M. Why are you late ihis morning? Carriers checking in

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Father John Antony, head of the department of mathematics, is considered to be one of the out- standing teachers of the subject in the city. He resides at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital where he performs the duties of chaplain. Brother John Bayer, teacher of bookkeeping and economics, acted as faculty adviser of the Turkey Raffle and supervised the 1944 Prom. He edits the Daily Activity Bulletin. Broiher Maurice Beyer. specialist in secretarial Work, teaches typing and salesmanship His services as interior decorator are constantly in demand around school. REV. JOHN ANTONY JOHN BAYER, S.M. MAURICE BEYER, S.M. Ev. CHAS- BLUM VICTOR BROWN: s.M. HUBERT BUSCHLE Brother Eveslage interpreting the mechanical advantage of the pulley Father Charles Blum teaches sophomore English and Religion He is also active as assistant pastor at Assumption Parish. Broiher Victor Brown, after several years in Puerto Rico. prides himself on his brilliant Spanish students. In his spare time he takes care of the hAlumni in the Servicey files. Mr. Hubert Buschle waves the baton that draws music from Purcellhs band members. He plays violin, clarinet, and saxophone in the Esberger orchestra, and also instructs at Wurlitzcrhs.