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

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'hJHL-lL-JLJ QHL-iw HAROLD LEY Harold is the kind of pupil who keeps the teachers front throwing the towel of surrender into the educational ring, for he gets all his lessons well and has time to take part in all class activities. Class Vice President '34, '35 Valedictorian '37 Class President '36 Scholastics '34, '35, '35, '37 Annual staff '37 Le Cercle Francais '36, '87 Hi-Y '35, '36, '37 Secretary '36 Hamilton County Council President '37 '36, '37 Prince of Peace Contest Secretat'yfl'rensurer '36 '35, '36, '37 President, first semester '37 Athletic Manager '35, '36, '37 Dramatics '36, '37 KATHERINE LEY Katie offers some of the host laughs in history class, espb cially when Mr. Hill succeeds in getting her to contradict herself. She proves herself a real sport by taking it with a grin. Girl Reserves '35, '36, '37 Choral Club '34, '35. '36 Squad Leader '36 Bookkeeping :tward '36 Awarded G. R. ring '36 MARY MARGA RET LORENZ Mary Margaret has expressed the desire to become a teacher. We can imagine no better background for that type of work lllzln the scholastic achievements which she accomplished in her high school years. Class Secretary '31 Choral Club '34 Scholastics '34, '35, '36, '37 Le Cercle Francais '36, '37 Girl Reserves '34, '35, '36, '37 Prince of Peace Contest '37 Squad Leader '35 Dranmtics '37 President '37 Awarded G. R, ring '36 ROSEMARY MACKZU M .tosemary is another senior with an artistic turn of mind. They say that red hair denotes a fiery nature; if this is true, Rosemary is a departure from that standard, being one of our calmest and most composed classmates. Girl Reserve; '34, '35, '36 Cincinnati Art Academy Choral Club '34, 3'5 '35, '36, '37 2l

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KENNETH JAHNKE If half of what Ken tells us about the accomplishments of his ancestors and uncles is true, we do not see how Kenneth, the descendant, can fall much short of becoming a genius. 1f being a fine basketball player is any leaning toward the genius side, Ken may have possibilities. Class Vice President '37 Le Cercle Francais '36 Scholastics :37 Dramatics i37 Hi-Y ,36, i37 Basketball '36, '37 Secretary-Treasurer '37 Baseball V36. i37 Choral Club 34, 35, '36 Captain '37 Bronze typing award 37 RUTH JONES Because of her small stature and correspondingly low voice ii is often difficuh for us to realize that Ruth is a member of our class. Outside of school she makes up for this solemn- ily hy voicing her feelings through the medium of gay accordian music coaxed forth by her lively fingers. Girl Reserves '34. '35, '36, 37 Gold typing award '37 Orchestra ,37 Dramatics i37 Choral Club 34 LUCILLE KISPERT Lucillc is filled with a super abundance of what is known as iischool spirit. The Girl Reserves, the girls' basketball team, the cast of the senior play. and the Annual staff all owc her a real debt of gratitude. Annual Staff ,37 Basketball '54, '35, '36, '37 Girl Reserves ,3-1, :35, '36, '37 Track '35, i36 Treasurer J36 Bookkeeping award '36 Squad Leader '37 Silver typing award 1927 Awarded G. R. ring 37 Dramatics 36, '37 Choral Club '34, ,35 RUTH KNABB Ruth is one of Mr. Hill's chief hell ringers. Punctualily, which is required for this job, is characteristic of Ruths nature; she is right on the spot when help is wanted or a friend is needed. Girl Reserves '34 Student Government :33 Basketball '33, '34, 755, 2916 Gold lsping award '36 Track '33 ' 20 i F Milsk F m MLM FW 1 M1 w 4L rs LA T ii !i A IN l'i ' m1. ML . Ii 441 T 1 f4 m WQL

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ARTHUR MANTHEY Art is a rare person indeed, having been elected class presi- dent and yet not being listed as a Democratic candidate. Although he did not have to make a political speech to attain this office, Art is very adept at making his ideas known Ilia the Prince of Peace Contest. Class President .35, '37 Orchestra 34, '35, '3 , 757 Scholastics 34, '35, '36, '37 Prince of Peace Contest 37 BM! i35, '36, 37 . First place, local i37 Vice President 36 First place, county 87 Le Cercle Francais ,36, :37 Dramatics ,36, 37 Vice President '36 Salutatorian :37 Program Cha i rman i37 MARJORIE MCCANN Marjorie is a wee bit 0' lass that's a true wearer 0' the green. Besides adding a touch of Ireland to the Class of '37, iiMarji' has caused a halt in many a history class with her sudden rmd irrepressible outbreaks of laughter. Girl Reserves 34, 35. '36. ,37 Dramatics ,36. '37 Squad Leader 136 Track ,34. '35, i37 Awarded G. R. ring '36 Gold typing award '37 Choral Club '34 MARGARET METZGER Margaretis name implies that she is German, her jovial nature suggests the Irish, and her ability to hold onto friends recalls an old Scotch habit. WVhatever her ancestry, Margaret is the embodiment of the good in all nationalities. Choral Club TH XVcst Night High :37 FRANK MERKT As head usher at one of the local movie theaters Frank adds a touch of the theatrical to the Senior Class. Although he may never produce a show of his own, we will Iahel Frank :1 success right now because of his aid in the production of the past four happy years. 22 ,J ; i ,.t L