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

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FRESHMEN Seated. left. to righf-AEice Jones, Ethel Pemlery, Edna Pfaffenberger, Alice Voller, Marion Schlotman, Ruth Kaese, Lillian Reckers, Hazel Gustin, Helen Young. Standing First Row-Edna Hafer, Helen Dietsche, Ida Helm, Mildred Miller, Alline Lykins, Irma VViche, Louise Young, Hzlzvl Meyer, Stella Betlleniu, Esther VVagne-r. Hzfumling Swami Raw Jolm IIcidcnrcich, Joseph EIICH, Ralph Nimnan, Agnes Gmhenstettcr, Eleanor VVithkCll, Bcrnudina Stcmcn, George Fischer, Ralph Dittgen, Elmer Stciglenmn. Standing, Third Ruu'iEm-l Charis, Nelson Easton, Raymund Schmidt, John Murphy, Albert Case, Vernon Hoffman, Joseph 'l'cetz, Edward Murphy. Standing. Fourth Ruw-Russel Payne, Joseph Swartz, Cecil Abbott, George Yauch, Irvin Distler, David Marx, Henry Uuymm. OFFICERS President ..... . ........ .. .......... . ............. ............ ......Iialph Nicman Vicc-Prcsidcnt .......................... .............. . ................... .............. Agnes Grabunstcttcr Secretary .. .......... ....... ......................... ..........A.....Ruth Kacsc ..... . ........... HLlcn Dictschc Treasurer Page nim'trrn

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SOPHOMORES In September, 192:5, an interesting.r class of ignorant Frcshmcn entered the St. Bernard High School. Thcrc wurc forty-six of them, thirty-twu in the Commercial Department and fourteen in the, Academic. This class was organized into a club, the ofiiccrs being: President, Justin McMahon; Vicc-Prcsidcnt, Dorothy chn, and Secretary, Teresa Dohm. Last September, at the beginning of the school year the number had decreased from forty-six to eighteen students with the following officers: President, May Urllstin; VicctPresident, Damon Stcucr, and Secretary, Bcrnctta Kaikbrcnner. Early in September the Sophomnrc Girls cntcrtaincd the. Senior Girls with a hike to the, hill .at Paddock Road and Ross AVCDHB. This hike was enjoyed by everyone. Later the whole Sophomore Class entertained the High School and Faculty by giving a St. Patrickis party, which was considered a great success. It is the hope of the Sophomore Class that in two years thc eighteen of them may graduate With as good a reputation for loyalty :15 the Seniors 0f 192$. M ild rvd Helm ,26. OFFICERS President ........................................................................................................ May Gustin Vice-Presidcnt ............................................................................................ Damon Steuer Secretary ...................................................................................... Bcrnctta Kalkbrcnncr Pagv vighfren

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F RESHMEN In the second work in Srptemhcr of 1923, the Freshman Class was organized, and the folowing' officers were elected: Prcsidcnt, Ralph Nicman; Vice-President, Agnes Grahenstcttcr; Sccrctary, Ruth Kacsc; Treasurer, Helen Dietschc. At that time the class was composed of fifty-scvcn members, this number now having de- vrdascd t0 forty-cight. In literary progrmns and in athletic activities, Frcshlnen have taken a promi- nent part, of which they have. good reason to be proud. Of course, a few errors mar the nthcrwisc clean records of the Class. However, our highest ambition is to be as loyal to St. Bernard High School as the Senior Class has been. We hope to equal the loyalty of our Seniors in the years to come, and this shall be our ideal and aim. Ralph Nicman '27. ACADEM IC CUL' RSE Stella Bethvnia Alice Jones Elmer Steigleman Earl Chnrls Alline Lykins Alice Vollm- Hvlcn Diethchc David Marx Esther Wagner Irvin Distler Hazel Meyer Milton VVeher Joseph Enm-s Mildred Miller Irma W'iche George Fischer Edward Murphy Louise Young Henry Guynun Ralph Nivmun Ida ann Russell Payne COMMERCIAL COURSE Cecil Ahhott Vernon Huffman Raymond Schmidt Alhvrt Case Ruth Kacsc Bornadina Stemen Ralph Dittgcn John Murphy Joseph Schwartz Nclsun Eastun Ethvl Pcndcry Joseph 'J'cetz Agnes Gn'lhl'nstvttvr Edna PfaiTonhcrgvr tllcanor Witsken Hazel Austin Lillian livckcrs Grorge Yauche John I'Icidcnrcich Marion Schlotman Helen Young Page twenty