St Bernard High School - St Bernardian Yearbook (St Bernard, OH)

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JUNIORS Seated Pfeiffer, David G.reensfelder Roy Bauer, William Delllm, Anna Duvelmeicr, Loretta Masters, Adris Ruthen, Philip Standing First RnwaHm'ard Jones. Ray Kathnmn, Elmer Kulkbrenner, Clyde Couples, Jack Thornell, Martin Imlmlt, Standing. Sr'mmd Nrm'aFurdinund W'cihln'mlt, Herbert Bruubthcr, John Bender, Jame: Mot- tern, Henry Kcmp. ACADEM IC CO URSE Herbert Bronsthcr Clyde Couples William Dallas Martin Imholt Elmer Kalkbrcrmer COMMERCIAL Roy Bauer John Bender Anna Duvclmcicr David Grecnsfcldcr Howard Jones Page fifteen Henry Kemp Philip PfciH'er Jack ThorncH Ferdinand Veisbr0dt COURSE Ray Katlnman Loretta Masters James Mottcrn Adris Ruthcn Albert; SCIICH

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MEMORIES St. Brrnard Hi, we now can my, Is mm of the hat of schools; Day by day in worry way, We 01mg its laws and rulr's. E. E. W. Four shnrt years ago, we, the class of ,21, consisting of thirty-ch, widcicycd, innm'cnt Jt'rcshies, started our High School career. 1501' the first few Weeks we were, as timid as Frcshics are likely to b0, but soon we felt as much at home as did our upper class-matcs. WC wcrc an ambitious class and by united cftort, endeavored to make the Class of EM :1 credit to the school. As Sophomores we were still living up to our high ideals. Although studying hard we found time for numerous pleasures. The Freshman Initiation, the Hal- Iowefen Frolic, the Christmas Party and a picnic at Burnct W'oods are among the nevcr-to-be-forgotten events of this year. Juniors! Nineteen of us! Ethcl tVugncr V115 ClCCth as president for this year. That there might not be all work and no play, active parts VVCFC taken in basket ball, baseball, and the Valley field meet. And the Prom in honor of the Seniors! VVerth the decorations beautiful and the 'tcatst, grand? Everyone agreed that it was the Hbest ever. Because of the absence of Beulah Owens and Dorothy Butlcr there. were only Seventeen to begin the Senior year, but it hnppulwd that Edward Dm'scy and Frank Little, later joined our ranks, again making,r ninctcvn of us. The Oih'ccrs elected for the year wen: Ethel Wagncr, Erma Weaver, Ethel Bush and Howard Maloncy. A Boosters, Club and Glee Club were organized with the majority of Seniors as members. Our entrance into basketball, baseball and thc fivld mcct afforded us many sports although gathering in no championship honors, we ran a good race. As the movie, An Old Sweetheart 0f EIiHC,U shown at the Caglc Opera House, proved a financial success it made this Annual a possibility. The JuniorScnior Prom, the Baccalaureate Sermon and the. omnmcnccmcnt cxurciscs closcd our busiest and hap- piest school year Our four happy years are ended. Our dreams for the first Annual of St. B. Hi have been realized. Our ambition for grttater things is still undiminished, and as we go on our separate ways, we shall often think of the good, old days at St. B. Hi. Juanita Kcmpcr 2-1. Page fourteen

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THE JUNIOR CLASS h h 7 HEN the class of 1925 entered the St. Bernard High School, it numbered over fifty, all poor, criticized, looked-down upon, green Freshies. As time passed on, they were considered rather intelligent and in the Sophomore year the class decreased in quantity but increased in quality. In September, 1923, the Juniors, consisting of three girls and only sixteen boys, elected the following officers: Philip Pfeiffer, president; Howard Jones, vice-presi- dent; William Dallas, secretary and treasurer. This class is noted for its good quality and high school spirit, as during the year it had the largest number of iihonor pupils in the High School. Four-fifths 0f the boys, basket-bail team was composed of Juniors and in the inter-class basket-ball tournament they were considered champions. They furnished a number of good base- ball players to the school team and members of the Class expect also to enter and do their part in the interischolastic field meet. In this class are found stenographers, typists, bookkeepers, Chemists, secretaries, pianists, violinists and radio fans in addition to the athletic leaders. During the past year the Juniors entertained the High School with a delightful social and they hope to express their admiration for the Senior class by bidding it farewell with an interesting Prom. The most extraordinary thing about their parties is the fact that the girls always serve on the refreshment committee. Now they are almost at the door of the Senior class, ready to show their ability as Seniors and upper-classmcn. As their work in the past has been satisfactory, there is no reason why the class 0f 25 should not accomplish as much and even more than the class of ,24 accomplished. Adris Ruthen, ,25. Page sixteen