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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1941 volume:

nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn ST. BERNARDIAN mama 24W 4, Me SENIOR GLASS a! ST. BERNARB HIGH SCHO0L 18th Year of Publication QRQQQWQQQQQQQQQQ152999299999999999999999909 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' s Editor Business ZWanager PAUL B. KIEVVIT CARL E. GAJUS Assistant Editor Assistant Business Manager DONALD C. NAGEL JUNE E. SOB'ILVIERKANIP vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv 4mwaaal This St. BernarJian. is your program of the drama of life staged in St. Bernard High School during 1940 - 1941. DEDICATION To JAMES J. O'BRIEN . . . whose leaching, guidance, and comradeship have been help- ful to us during our high school years, the Class of 1041 dedicates this St. Bernadian. flze iWecfom . ADMINISTRATION FACULTY ' Superintendent ' Principal ' Board of Education ' Teaching Staff CHARLES W. HOWELL Superintendent B. S. Denison University M. A. Ohio State University J. HERBERT HEGER Principai B. 5. Make University M. E. University of Cincinnati k -m mqmmm in MW. HOWARD A. JONES Died January 2, 1941 O earth, so full of dreary noises! 0 men, With wailing in your voices! O delved gold, the wailers heapl O strife. O Curse, that oyer it fall! God strikes a silence through you all. And giveth his beloved v-d sleep. Ay, men may wonder while they scan A living, thinking, feeling man Confirmed in such a rest to keep; But angels say, and through the word I think their happy smile is heard i KHe giveih his beloved ,. sleep, rdElizabeth Barrett Browning W LOUISE EVALYN DALTON SARA DURNELL EDWARD HAMLYN Commercial ancl OHice Home Economics Dept. General Science Training Department B. so Ohio State Reading B. S. lVliami-Jacobs Geography B. S. Miami University HELEN HOLMES DAVIS HOWARD C. GROVE English Industrial Arts Departmem B. Sn University of Cincinnati Mathematics 1V1. Ed. University of Cincinnati B. S. VViImington College BETTY ANN HUCKSTITP ALFRED W. MILNER RALPH T. NIEMAN Director of Girls' Physical and Science Social Science Health Education Mathematics Mathematics B. S. Northeast Missouri State B. S, Wilmington College A. B. University of Cincinnati Teachers, College B. P. E. Ohio University B. Ed. Wilmington College VVILLIAN KRAMER GRACE A. MORGAN Vocational Education English 0. NI. 1. Librarian B. 5. Miami University JAMES J. O'BRIEN OLGA VIOLET STUERVVALD 'ROBERT VVOOLLEY History French Vocational Education Latin English University of Cincinnati A. B. Xavier University Govnnmenl 51. A. Ilniversity of Cincinnati Nlusic Dean of Girls A. B. University of Cincinnati XVELDON C, RIDDELL ALICE TURNER Physical Educalion Social Science A. B. Denison Unixersity B. S. University of Cincinnati BOARD OF EDUCATION Alf. Berglleger, Fir. Schumacher. 31L Nunlist, blr, Karle. Superinlpmlenf Home 10 tAe Cast . . . SENIIIRS Main C haracters Supporting Cast . . . - JUNIORS ' SOPHOMORES - FRESHMEN Understudies . . - 8th GRADE - 7th GRADE 11 itniiiititimnittnwakttii Class Colors: Blue and Silver Class Flower: American Beauty Rose Class Motto: Let us be seen by our deeds t t VVe have finally reached the enti of our four year training for the stage of life. Our program has been one of pushing and pulling. working hand in hand. During our Freshman year our activity was, mainly, one of adapting ourselves to the new life into which we had grown. Wide-eyed and inexperiencecl, we tried cautiously each new step. Encouraged by the success of the preceding year and accustomed to the routine, we sophomores felt that we were a big part of St. Bernarcl High ancl were ready for important castings in our high school activities. Our junior year was one of continual action. VVith an outstanding play anti our prom in view, we conned our lines and polished our manners and minds, eni joying every new experience. 1941 I I I I My, how time does Hy. The stage has been set for the last time in our high school days. VVe have confidence that we have acted our parts K to the best of our ability. VVe hope to he remembered always as the Class of ,41 . We now stand facing an unknown future of untried roles with the aim of enriching the stage of life with all the Finer things of which we are capahle. Janet Kispert ,41 OFFICERS President ...................................................................... Marion Gerarcl Vice President. ......... Robert Parry Secretary .......................................................................... Evelyn Mays Treasurer .............................................................. June Sommerkamp Adviser ........ NIL H. Grove 12 tiiiiiitukri Miiiiiiakukiaki JACK BASHANG Likes to sleep in class Iund tlues1 1 , . Radical member of 1119 Senior Class. B. A. A. '40, '41; Hi-Y '39, '40, '41; Photography Club 159, 210, 141. MARY ANN CLASON XVanls 10 be a housekeeper 1 . . An honor student 1 . . Capable business manager of Both class plays. Latin Club 39; Scholastics '39; Honor Society ,41, Secreiarv 41; Dance Club '59; G. A. A. '40, '41: Girl Reserves '39. '40. '41 Track '38, '39, 40; Studenl Council ,41; Library Assislanl '41: Glee Club '39. SALLY CORUM Senior from 1119 munlry . . 1 Recipient of a sparkler in the last semester . . . Ambition: Beuulirian. Latin Club 140; G. A. EX '40. 141: Prince 01 Peace '40: Class Play '41; Symphony Club '40; Gir1 Reserves ,38. 139. 40: French Club '40. 41, Vice-President '40; Library Assistant '41; Glee Club V39: V40: '41. MAXINE DICK Hails from Elmwood , . . Nice Jisposition; quiet . . 1 Ambition: Secretary. . Civics Club '38; Vice-President '38; Girl Reserves '39, '40 v41; Home EC. C1u11 311: Pholugraphy Club '41. 13 aktitirutiatirizmuuett4akt4taht RUTH ENTVVHISTLE Honor Student , . 1 Likes to hear good jokes . . . One of Davis hecHers in Physics Class. Pianist for Glee Club, Dance C1ub '59; Honor Society '41; C1355 Play ,40; Orches- lra '59; G. A. A. '40; French Club ,40, '41; Student Council '41, President '41; Latin C1111; '59: Presi4ent 2nd Sem. '59; SchoIastics '58, '40, Winner '58, 40, Glee Club 59. v40, '41. Secrelary-Treasurer 40; Si1ver lyping Award 4:1 G111 Rey serves 38,59, 40,41 GEORGE FATH One of his ambitions is commercial photography . . . Quiet 4Sometimes1 . . . Friendly disposition. Hi-Y V41; photography C1u13 '41: Band ,40, '41. 1 L ORVIL FICKE 1 Fine fellow for a friend 1Luebbering ought to Enoud . . . Really I drives that A.Cheuy of his . . . Rather quiet. Woodward High '58. '39: B. A. A. 141. CARL GAJUS Has typical red-haired temperament . . , Rustled the ads together far this Annual, Annual StaH;C1ass P1ay 41; Sc1101astics '40. Wmner '40; G1ee C1u13 39:Norwooc1 1.1gn 58; Photography Club 59; HiY 39, 40. 4,1 B. A. A. 40, 41; Student Counc11 41; Head Monitor; Track '39, 140, '41. 14 tkttirtitirri Miattakakiiktii' ROBERT GARLING A good joker . . . Draw your own conclusion from the jokes seciion . , . Active member of class, although his looks are deceiving. Annual Stag; Latin Club '39; Ctass Play '40, .111; Glee Club '59; Hi-Y '39, 40 '41. Vice-President 2nd Sem. '41: B. A. A. '40, '41. MARION GERARD An honor student . . . Popular girl in. school as well as out of school . . . Friendly disposition. Dance Club '59; Basketball '39: French Club '40, '41; Class President 41; Lalin Club '39, President lst Sem. 39; Girl Reserves '39, '40, v41; Scholastics '38. v40, '41; G. A. A, '40, '41, Secretary ,41; Glee Club '39, '40, ,41; Secrelary- Treas- urer '41. ROSEMARY GIBLIN One of our up the valley girls . . . Quiet nd bl l d l . . . Shudowed by Neuner and VVungen a C0170 G S U 9 Girl Reserves v38. '40, '41: Civics Club 58: Bronze Typing Award '4l: Photograph CI b n.9, .40, .41. B . Awara '39. Y 3 . aukkeepmg DOROTHY HALKER Tops as drum maioretie of school band . . . Honor student uncl efficient library assistant . . . Good dancer wallet and uthprwisel Latin Club '39: Dance Club '39: Honor Socie 41' C Play '41; Glee Club '39; Scholastics '38. '40:KNinnyer 2335' Girl Reserves '38, '39. '40. 41; G. A. A, '40, '41; Dance: Chairman: Library AssistanM'M; Home Economics Club ,41- Head Drum Majorelte '40, '41; Band '40 ,41. , 15 itit'tiiiiri Mtittiititii BETTY HARTMAN Our uMurray Road senior . . . Full of fun anJ a good sport . . . Ambition.- Secretary. Class Play '41; Prince of Peace '40; Glee Club '40, '41; G A A. '40. '41; Library Assismnt 341; Lalin Club '39. Secretary 2nd Sem. '39; Girl Reserves '58, v59, '40, '41, Sec- retary '40, '41; Bronze Typing Award '41. IACK HENKE The tall lanky member of ihe senior class , . . Noted for his act- ing ability; the iceman of our junior class play , . . Patronizes ihc Andalus by working there in spare time. Roger Bacon v38; Hi-Y '39. Y40; Class Play '39, '40; Photogra- phy Club '41; B. A. A. '40. , 11, Vice-President '41; Library Assislanl '41. VIRGINIA IIUDDLESION Photographer for this Annual . . . Good natured, srludowec' by B. Peeno . . . Ambition: 10 be a good nurse. Annual Stag; Class Play '40; Glee Club '39. '41, President 111: Girl Reserves '39. '40, '41; G. A. A. '40. 141; Pho- tography Club '41. C .L PAU L KIEVVIT A sociable, likable person . . Honor student , . . P. Ku-a preacher's kid . . . The boy of the million. qlmslimls Annua! Stag; Latin Club '59: B. PL A. '41; Honor Socicly '4l: Class Play '40. ,41; Scllolnslics '38 Glee Club :39, v40. '41: Pllulugrapliy Club .39. '40, .41; HLY v39, '40. 4I. 16 JANET KISPERT An honor student . . . Active in school activities . . . Oneihalf of Straus-Kispert Hcliclzz.n Dance Club '39; Class Play '40; Scholastics 210; Basketball '39; G. A. A. Y40. '41: Hunur Sncieiy '41. Treasurer 741; Girl Reserves '38, '39. '40. '41. President ,38. Squad Leader '40, ,41; Ring '40; Photography Club '40: Glee Club '39, '40, '41; Silver Typing Award '41. ROBERT LUEBBERING Quiet, studious , . He doesn't have the big 110ml; it's all brains. . . . Ivlalh. Ilis hubby B. A. A. '40, ,41; Schulastics '40, '41: Baseball '41, EVELYN MAYS An honor student . , . Commonly known. as lvluisie , . Reliable subslilute as a teacher . . . Caretaker of the C. R. budget. Dance Club '39: Class Secretary '41; Honor Society '41, ViLe-President '41; G. A. A. '40. '4 : Stlmlastics '38, '40, '41, VVinner '40; Girl Rescrx'cs '40. '41. Treasurer ,41: Class Play '40, '41; Photography Club .41, Vice-President 41: Silver Typing Award '41. IZD VARD MEINERS The dark, handsome member of class . . Vins friends easily . A Speakeasy senior uvc mean his voice is not very loud. Roger Bacon '38: Hi-Y '39, '40; B. A. A. 510. '41; Class Play '40; Photography Ciuh v40, '41, President '41. 17 y tiiiuktiiiiakMtukiiztiakttiuk KATHERINE METZGER AlLround girlndaihletics am; all . . . Swell personalily . Quiet. Dance Club '39. Treasurer v39; G. A. A. '40. '41; President '40. Vice presirlent '41: Girl Reserves ,40, '41; Track 38, '39. '40, Captain '40; Baskelba '58. '39, '40. MARTHA MOTE Diarist for this Annual . . . USweU cheer leader , . . Good sport and organizer of good times. Annual Stag; Tudor Hall '38: ReaJing High 138: Dance Club '39; Class Secretary ,39: Class Play '40, '41; Symphony Club '40: G1 A1 A. '401 '41, Secretary '40, Plesident '41; Girl Resetves '38. '59, '40. '41; French Club '40, '41, Presi- dent ,41; Home Economics Club '41, President '41: Cheer Leader '59. '40, '41. Cap1ain '41; Photography Club '39, '40. Vice-President '40: Glee Club '59, '40. '41. DONALD NAGEL Assistant editor of this Annual , . 1 AEle.lalLround athlete 1 . , Ambition: aviation, although he wouldnt mind being u big leaguer. Annual 8133; Honor Snciely '41, President '41; Student Coun cil '41. Vice-President '41; B. A. A. '40, '41; Scholastics '40: Baseball '38, '39, '40. '41; Baskelbau '58, '39. '40; Hi-Y '39. '40, '41, President '41; Class Presidem '38, '39. BETTY NEUNER Nursing is her ambition . . . Shy. likable disposition . . . Seen about school with VVnnger and Giblin. Girl Reserves '38. '40. '41; Latin 'Club '39, '40: Roman Knows '40; Photography Club '40. 41. 18 ROBERT PARRY Thrifty, wellvliked iypist of this Annual . . . Truly can give a good lakeioff on due ladies as seen in Senior Class play. Annual Staff: HFY 39. '40, '41; 3 AL A. '40. '41, Treasurer '41: Class Vice-President '41; Photography Club '41; Silver Typing Award '41. BETTY PEENO AmbitionP-to become a secretary . . . Likes to skate and dance . . Huddlestons shadow or viceruersa. Glee Club '59. '40. '41: Girl Reserves '39. '40, '41; C. A. A. '40. '41; prince of Peace '40; Silver Typing Award '41. EDITH RADEL Ping pong artist . . Happy disposition . . . Upholds the name of Radel effeminaiely. Track '38, '40: Girl Reserves ''11: CL A. A. '40, '41; Latin Club '39. LARRY RADEL Pudgy who never says a word in u certain class . . . His curls, his chief asset . . . Slur. basketball player. Track 40. '41: Class Play '40. '4I: B. A. A. '40, 4!; Latin Club ,39. Treasurer '39; Vice-Presidenl Class '40; Basketball '39. '40, '41; Baseball '59. '40, 41; Softball. '58. 39, '40. '41; HLY '39. '40. '4I. Vire-Presidenl: Choral Club '39. 19 DOLORES RUFF Charming personality . . One of the candy peddler for the Seniors . . . Has a good word for everybody. Civics Club '38. Secretary V38; Glee Club '59. '41; G. A. A. '40. '41: Photography Club '41. SecretaryTreasnrer '41: Girl Reserves '40, '41; Dance Club '39, v40, ,41. RUTH SCHACKEL Quiet, nice personality . . . Anna Mae Weber's shadow . . . Ambition: secretary. Civics Club '38; G. A. A. '40; Honor Society '41; Girl Ran serves '58, '39, '40, '41; Photography Club '59: Silver Typing Award 41. i JEAN SHARPE Typist Ior this Annual , . . uIeanie was supersulesrnan for . R. paper sule. . Annual SlaH; Hughes High 38, '39; Class Play '40, 41: Photography Club '41; Girl Reserves .40, .41: Library As- sistant '41; Silver Typing Award '40. JANET SOMMERFELD An honor student . . . Moved into Senior Class at second semester' her reronl: four years in three Basketball '39: Student Council '41: Scholastics '40. VVin- ner '40; Dance Club '39; G. A. A. '40. ,41: Class TreasurPr '39; Class. VicePresident '40: Girl Reserves '39. '40, '41: Squad Leacler '41: Latin Club '40, SecretaryiTrcasurer '40; Photography Club '39, 40. Secretary-Treasurer I40. 20 b - 4.; rtuhumuttinmt miriiiianktuhk JUNE SOMMERKAMP Honor student . . Excels in French . . . Skating Lug . . Good spnrfrdlots of fun. Annual Stan: Dance Club '30: G A A. '41: C1169, Clul'x '39; Latin Club 39,.Treasurcr 2nd Sem. 59; Scholastic: '38, ,40, 41, VVinner '38, '40, '41; French Club '40, '41; Basket- ball ,39, '40; Class Treasurer '41; Girl Reserves ,38, '40, '41. MARNA SPENCE Typist for this Annual . . . Honor student . . . Seen with Pete urner quite often . . . An already experienced business lUOIHUH ? Annual Slain: Dame Club '59: Civirs Club '38: Honor So- ciety '41; Scholastics ,40; G. A. A. 40. '41; Gold Typing Award ,111; Bookkeeping Award '39; Girl Reserves '39. '40. '41. ARTHUR STOCK M you call a wreck good condition; '41. Vicv-Plesidcut Isl Sum. '41. HARRIET STONE fluttery mother notably in the Svniar Class play. Bronze Typing Award .41. 21 Another la lanky senior . . KPeps his car in good condition Hi-Y 39, '40 '41. President 2nd SenL ,4l; B. A. A. .40, Calm. coal, collederl, uml quiet . . . Played the part of a Dance Club '39: G. A. A. '40, 41; Glee Club '39. '40, '41; Girl Reserves '38, '30. '40. '41; Phologmplly Club '39; iit'kuk'ki'i'ii'k LUWANA STRAUS Popular . . . Lots of fun, . . . Better known as Wanie , . Capable leader of the G. R.'s. ' Scholastics '40; Basketball 50, '40: Glee Club '39, '40: Dance Club '39; G. A. A. '40, '41, Treasurer '40; Girl Reserves '38, '30. '40, '41, Treasurer '38. Vice-Pres. '40. Ring '40. Presiclent '41: letography Club '39, Treasurer '39; Bronze Typing Award '41. GLADYS TURNER Mama's Best friend . , . Added 1110 personal touch to the signs for the Basketball tournament. - Civic Club '39; Dance Club '39: G. A. A. '40, '41; Girl Reserves '41: Bronze Typing Award '41. 'r 1 RUTH WANGER l Bashiul . . . nice personality , . . Neuner and Giblin's right- hand H111 . . A Elmwoodite . L Latin Club 39: Glee Clula '39. 510; Class Secretary '40: Girl Reserves '38, '39. '40, '4I; Phnmgraplly Club '4I, ANNA .VIAE WEBER Has dillficulty in remembering English night-morle ussignmr-nls . , . Cares little about SL Class llisnmsinns. Hughes High '38: CI. AA A. '40; Chit; Club '38; Crirl Rl-A senvs '40: Bronze Typing Award V-H, 22 x ? ANNUAL STAFF Editor Paul Kiewit Business Manager Carl Gajus Ass't Editor Donald Nagel 1455'! Business Manager June Summerkamp Diurisl Martha iVIute lakes Editor Ruherl ;arliug Typisls Robert Parry Jean Sharpe Nlarna Spence Faculty Editor Miss lvlorgan Faculty Business Manager IWr. O'Brien mmer WOHZCH Left to right, FIRST ROXVwV. W'llhams, I. M. Connenghton, M. Connclghmn, H. Huff, Vw Winkle, B. Katcnv . kamp, M. Rcardon, W. Kemp. C. Rodcfcldw SECOND ROW M. Schcll, j. Clark, L Finke, D. Bnckelman, , P. Helmkamp, L. Dunham, J. Vandament, A. Holtzclaw, L. Brunet. THIRD ROWwMiss Stuerwald, F. Whileh, ' H. Estep. J. Ebding, R. Ellis, R. Meyer. D. Gatling. V. Bocsken. S. chizc, FOURTH ROXViV. Dnvls, Ew Heitlzlge, H. Krebs. F. Bruithulle, P. Hcrbig. E. Huber. Kw Dcvore. 0. Dean. VVl'len we entered the seventh grade, the sistix plan was adopted, providing for six years of high school study. We feel that this additional training has en- abled us to meet many school problems more successfully. As we will be the seniors of the coming year, we have had to think more serious'y this year of attaining our goals. VVe produced a record play, led a movcmcnt to adopt a standard seal, and sponsored dancing classes. which assured us a succesanI Junior Prom. Although we have striven hard this year, we will have to redouble our eHorts in the future if we are to measure up to the standards set by the uSeniors of '41. Leona Dun f1 am ,42 OFFICERS 5' President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,Vivian VVinHe :: Vice President wlal'garet Reardon Treasurer ................. Hebert Huff Secretary VVIHIam Katenkamp Adviser ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,lWiss Stuerwald NEW??? A: 24 wwm W wwm. 55- $3? UJUD3 FO MWOZOEWOW Left to irght. FIRST ROW M. Steward, S. Thicryoung, I. Woodward, D. Springmeicr, C. Alexander, H. McCul; laugh, M KnablL M. Gceding. A. Druste. R. Lair. SECOND ROngR. Smith, E. Koller, J. Eowe. V R, Rackmnn. K. Donovan, M. Herbig. J. Schumackel. M. Ivhlmlm. A. Thais. THIRD ROXV-F. Bollingen G. Davis, P. Bnrnhelsel, R Brinkmeicr, E. Hague. M. Yeazcl. D. Kamenshck M. Richman. V Giblin. C Fahrem kamp, J. ScheHer, Mr. Nieman. FOURTH ROXVAMiSS Morgan, S. Penna, F. W'arhnmnn, B Hayes, E. Mays, B. Backs, H. Brockman, H. Clements, A. Milner, J. D. Moore. FIFTH ROXV-L. Zinser, J. Masters, V. Osborn, J Patterson, B Thomas. Last September, the members of the Sophomore Class returned to the halls of St. Bernard. Having weatherecl the First year of high school, we were coming back for more. This year has proved that sophomores are really able to take it, for we not only have been active in sports. but we also have been above par in our studies. It is our sincere wish that we may continue our splenclicl progress during the junior and senior years. Nlary Nlalcolm ,43 Presiclent .............................................................. Chester Alexander Vice President ..................................................... Nlarion Knabb Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Howe NIcCuHough Secretary ............................................................ Donald Springmeier Advisers .......................................... Nliss iVlIorgan ancI D11 Nieman 25 Left to right, FIRST ROW'-D. Rishforth, G. Pullman. H Wagner, R. Koenfg, E. Nagel. A. Breedcn, Jt Bowe, J. Sedcll, B, XVitherspoon. SECOND ROXVeR, Sewpll, Mt Perno, V. Ziegler, V Grubpr, J. Endter, M. Eger, J. Nicderhelmnn. Jt Meyer, L. Coffey, M. Johnson. THIRD ROXVeMr. OBrien, L. Jacobs, R. Hardiman, N. Masters, A. Backs, J. Niederhelman, M. Gajus, F. Glbson, L. Scheffer, P. Mllner, Et Smxth, H. Denny. FOURTH ROWW-H. Spurrier, Et Hauenstein, W. Schackel, D, VVhitehR. Kelley, L. Peeno, B. Miller. D. May ters, H. St. Clair. Ct Burton. J. Salt. FIFTH ROW7 S, Schlcnsker, H. Anderson, J. Smith, J. Emerson, E. Mant' gomcry, M. Thompson, A. Duvall. mmero zezzmmwm As we freshmen walk through the halls at school. we are probably looked upon by our ta-hemt upper-classmen as ujust freshics. VVe are very proud, how- ever, to be ufrestlies and a part of St, Bernard High. mThe surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed, said Sheritlan. We feel that each of us has worked hard, so that we may succeed and be better pre- parecl for our next three years in high school. VVe sincerely wish the Senior Class of 1941 much success ancl happiness and thank them for the Fine example they have set for us. Vivian Ziegler '44 OFFICERS President .. .. Elden Nagel Vice President ................................. Rhudie Koenig Treasurer .......................... Jimmie Bowe Secretary ....... Arthur Breeden Advisers .................................... Mr. OyBrien and Miss Stuerwald 26 MUDWUO IPiECT-TU Left 10 right, LFIRST ROWgDi Cunningham, M. Morgan, A. Estcp, R. F'Icissncr, R. Brcithollc. J. Morzcnroth, W. Hatfield. 1.311, M. Pecvlcr R. Morgan. SECOND ROWe-C. Rmhfuss. R. Robinson. B. Thomas. M1 Folr lnwcll H. Rishforth, A Halker R. Vandament. M. Meyer. :Mon'is E. Kincaid B. Schutzmun. M. Helmkamp. THIRD ROxVeeMisis Davis Adviser; R. Winkle R1 Wash K Wu o,d R1 Dixon, Bunncr, C. Devore, W 5211,15. VVilson,S.Bollinger S. Dumell, Adviser FOURTH ROVLeF. Sims, CIStump, H. Goldberg, R. W'achsman, V. Schell, J. St Clair, R. Bockelman, E. IVIary, F. Byrum, R K1ebs, R. Dunham, R, Davis. FIFTH RQWiK. Sowdcrs, B. Miller, H. Thompson, R, Pennington. the election of officers. H Morel, When we entered school in September, the first business that took place was During the past year, we have hacl a number of girls Who have joined the Junior Girl Reserves and also the G. A. A. Some of the boys have joined the B. A. A. We feel very jubilant over the way our boys clicl their splendid work on the basketball team and won the championship. VVe hope that we have made St. Bernard High proud of us and in the coming years that we will be able to bring more honors to our Alma Nlater. Ruth Breitholle ,45 OFFICERS President Jack Niorgenroth Vice President .. ....... Ruth Breithone Secretarv .................................................................. VVantia Hatfield Treasurer ...................................... ....Rosemarie FIeisner Advisers ............................................ iVIiss Davis and quss Darnell 27 mU?FUCD :aZnKmm Left to right, IIRLT ROW? J. Reed, E. Thompaon, NI. Fuhowell, '1'. Wcthingmn, J. Flatt, R. Schultz, D. Smith, M. Huber, M. Billiau, K. Masters. SECOND ROXV S Gccding. J. Paul, H. Meyer, M. Haney, D. Danner, F. Greene. D. Williams, H. Watson. F. Dishon. THIRD ROiViH. Bvrum, C. Malcolm. L. Yorki R. Price, I. Dishun, A. Gulllieb, Di Carling. Li SbarbaLi. L. Osbolnc. FOURTH ROWhM. Mmgun. W. Hyne. D. Wade, E. Wilkerson, P. Meiners, EA McDaniel, L. Sowder, C. Morgan, B. Amcs. Last fall a group of sixth graders came into the high school builtiing, feeling proud that they hacl at last reachecl that place of awe. 11m sure we have already given the teachers many a headache, and no doubt will give them many more before we leave St. Bernarzi High. W'e want to thank the teachers for their patient guidance through the year. Eileen Thompson ,46 OFFICERS President ............................................................ Jean Flatt Vice President .................................... Elvin Brockman Secretary . . ...............Rici1arci Smith Treasurer Thoma: VVethington Advisers ............................................ xiiss Turner and Mr.Ham1yn 28 3568148 OVLQ . . . 0RGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES Left to right. FIRST ROVJeF. Kiewit, D. Carling, R. Meyer, R. Gatling, At Stock. D. Nagel. 0. Dean, R. Parry. SECOND ROWWA. VJ. Mitner. adviser; F. Wachsman, L. Radel. Er Huber, Hi Huff, F. Brietholle, i Mays, A. Milner, IL, R. Ellis. THIRD ROW'eV. Davis, C. Gajus, R, Burkhardt, J. Bashang, E. Heitlage, P. Herbig, D, Springmeier, R. TV Nieman, adviser. FOURTH ROW'AJ. Schefter, H. McCullough, G. Fath, C. Alexander, B. Katenkamp, F. Bollinger, B. Wilkerson. This has tjeen a very successful year tor the Hi-Y Ctutx The organization doubted its originat membership at the First initiation, and soon its activities Were going full swing. Among its activities this year were the sponsoring 0f the basketball schedules; sponsoring ot a movie tor the school; the financing, packing, and distributing of Christmas baskets tor the poor; and the annual HiNYdGirt Reserve dance. The meetings were made far more interesting toy outsict ls gatiers. by Club members giving talks, and by the presenting of movies on various subjects. The club also went on two hikes to Burnet VVoocts. VVc deeply thank Mr. Nieman and stDoc Ntitner for their attention to our Club attairs and their ettorts in making this one of ttxe club's most enjoyatJte amt interesting years. Omer Dean ,42 OFFICERS Firsx Semeslor Second Semester Donald Naget .................................. President ............................................ Arttiur Stock Arttlur Stock ...... ..Vice Presictent ..... .Robcrt Carling Omer Dean ..... .Secretary.. ..Omer Dean Donald Getting ...Treasurer.... Robert Meyer Actvisers Mr Nieman and Mr. Mitner 30 i Left to right. FIRST ROW'J. Sommetkamp, M. Gerald. H. Huff. Miss Stuerwald, adviscl, Mi Reardon. MA More. Si Comm. V. XVinkle. SECOND ROWeR. Meyer. E. Hcitluge, R. Entwhistle. D. Carling, 0. Dean CDH?OZ:DFU U WFOWMO DTP Another happy year in Le Cercle Francais has drawn to a C1056. Although the variety of our activities was more limited this year, we a feel that we have gained by our monthly meetings when programs about France were given. At the Christmas party, the junior members presented to the seniors a French version of the play CINDERELLA, which was really enjoyed by everyone. We also played games and sang French songs, and the seniors displayed their culinary talents at the supper. TL 'mnual spring picnic at Handle Bar Ranch will long live in our memories. It is our sincerest wish that this beautiful civilization, which we have come to love through our study of it, is not ctestroyed in this very unsettled period. June Sommerkamp ,41 OFFICERS Mlle. 1a President ....................................................... Ditartha Mote M. 1e Vice President ................................. ....Hohart Hutt Mlle. Ia Secretaire-Tresoriere...................... ...tVIargaret Reartion Mlle. ctu Comite dc Programmes ............................ Ntarion Gerard Ftte. ta Protesseur .................................................... tV'IHe. Stuerwald 31 FWHQ WOwZMM Left tn right. FIRST ROWe-J. Kispert, D. Ruff, B. Pceno. R. Whngcr. B. Hartman. Le Straus, W. Kemp, E. Mays, M. Clason, S. Comm. SECOND ROWHJ. Snmmerkamp, V. Huddleston. It Schumackerv Vt Brown, D. Bockelman, K. Donovon, M. Reardon, J. Sommerfeld, P. Hslmka'mp, L. Dunham THIRD ROWeMiss Stuerwald, adviser, D. Halker, Me Malcolm, M. Herbig, J. Bowe, D. kae. J. Vandamcnt, P. Bernheisel, H. Stone, M, Spence, B. Neuner, R. Giblin, FOURTH ROW-J Casebolt, G. Turner, R. Schackel, Rt Em: whistle, M. Knabb, Ve Ciblin, S. Theiryoung, S, chizc, E. Radcl, K. Mctzgcr, Miss Morgan, adviser, FIFTH ROWeC. Rodefeld. L. Schefter, I. Sharpe, M. Dick, M. Mote, M. Gerard. uDon,t forget the Hi-Yp-lGirI Reserve Dancer, Those Who 11th not heed this warning missed a wonderful time. Everyone, from the jttterhugs down to the slow waltzers. had a wonderful time. Our tieepest sympathy to those Who missed the dance on account of the measles. This was just one of the high-Iights 0f the year which have included a fall picnic at Mt. Airy; the showing of Mr. Hcgerys movies of Rocky Mountains National Park; a uFaH RoundupH party; and a demonstration by a representative for some well-Imown cosmetic precincts, who showed us how to he glamour girls. tVVeH, maybe were not glamour girls, but you cant blame us for tryingJ Spring was marked by an impressive recognition service given by the two Girl Reserve clubs of the school and the honor banquet, an outstancling event given for those who have brought renown to their Alma IVlater through scholastic achievements and athletic contests. The senior members extend to the future Girl Reserves wishes for all the good luck and success in the world; but Whatever you do, donT forget to Balance the budget. Marion Gerard 341 OFFICERS President ............... .Luwana Straus Vice President ..... Wilma Kemp Secretary ...Betty Hartman Treasurer . ....... Evelyn Mays 32 mmhmmmmw WCFO Zwa?r Left to right, FIRST ROW J Schumacher, V. Brown, J. ow C. AlexanderD A Milner M. Malcolm, P. Bern e heisel, M. Knabb. SECOND ROW S Peeno, H McCullough, A. Theis.D . Herbig, K. Donovan F. Bollinger, Mr. O Brien. Our motto is Pax Vobiscum, but Iym afraid that we'were not exactly peaceful R Smlth. during those wrangle- sessions we called meetings 1163ch on the last Friday of every month. VVe managecl, however, to carry on our wrangling in true parlial- mentary fashion, thanks to our worthy adviser, 3111 OBrien. In November we began to publish a monthly newspaper called the Roman Rumor which we hope provideti a little enjoyment for the student body. Now, as this year comes to a close, we are rather sorry; but we sincerely hope that next year will Find another Latin Club which will carry on where we left 0H. Rosa Lee Smith ,43 OFFICERS President ......................................................... Chester Alexander Vice President . ...Alfred NIiIner Secretary ..................... Jean Bowe Treasurer ....A....... ........ Mary NIHICOIm Aclviser ............................ Mr. OyBrien Roman Rumor: Editor, Jean ane; Assistant Editor, Howell NIcCuHough and staff. 33 WWHO WOMZCH chc to right, FIRST ROW7M. Huber, S. Gecding, F. B. Green, D. Rishforth, P. Milncr, V. M, Gruber, R, Fleissner, De Cunningham, M. Billiau, SECOND ROW'iL. CoHey, H. Rishforth, R. Vandamem, J. Endter, M. Flatt, D. Morris. B. Thomas, J. Paul. M. Haney. THIRD ROWeMiss Stuerwald, M. Gajus, H. Watson. M. Helmkamp. R. Sewell, D. Danner, Be Witherspoon, H. Meyer. Miss Morgan. Under the very capable leadership of Miss Stuerwald and Miss Nlorgan the Junior Girl Reserves have just completed another veryisuccessful year. As we glance through the records of our meetings, we find that there were among our activities the trip with the Senior Girl Reserves t0 the Coca Cola Plant: the Christmas Party; the tea which was given For the new members; our Sixtieth AAnniversary Celebration; the Easter Party; the Honor Party, which was, given for the seventh and eighth grade winners of honors; and finally the fare- well picnic. The Recognition Service was the most outstanchng event of the year. Our parents and friends who attended the service thought it to he one of the best ever given. The cooperation of all the members of the Junior and Senior Girl Reserves who took part made it so successful. For many of us this is our last year in the Junior Girl Reserves, but to thoSe who are left, we hope you will continue to keep the true Girl Reserve spirit alive. Lorraine Co Rey 44 OFFICERS President ................................................................ Phyllis J. Milner Vice President .. ................... Rose NIarie Fleissner Treasurer ................................ Dorothy Rishforth Secretary ............ .t ............ Verla IVTae Gruher Advisers ............... HuMlss Morgan and Miss Stuerwald 34 mthmmmw warn mmro Left to right, FIRST ROWeP. Milner, B. Hartman, M. Peeno, B. Peeno, M. Gerard, V. Huddleston, M. Knabb, D. Ruff, D. sthforth, F. Gibson. SECOND ROWeaD. Herbig, H. Stone, J. Klspert, R. Entwhlstle, J. Bowe, V. Brown, J. Schumacher, K. Donavon, J1 Sommcrkamp. V. Ziegler. THIRD ROWiJ. Bowe, S. B. W'nherspoon, N. Masters, E. Wagner, M. Gajus, R1 Sawell, M. Mole. FOURTH ROW-Miss Stuerwald. dircctor. B. Miller, A. Duvall. E1 Heitlage, 0. Dean. P. Kiewit. H. Brockman. Here are presented the 1941 canaryithroated students 01 St. Bernard High. Under the capable Ieaclership of Miss Stuerwald, we have warbled to our hearts content. VVe have enjoyecl every moment of our practices and have displayed our talent in various public performances at the Presbyterian and Reformed churches of St. Bernard and at the high school assembhes at Christmas and Easter. Our big moment came when we performed for our parents on Fathers, Night. Many comp1iments were bestowed upon us for this performance, making us feel that all our practice had not been in vain. Our last performance of 1941 was at commencement. Singing from the bottom 01 our hearts, we brightened the path for the Senior graduates. VVe wish the 0166 Club to continue in our foot steps, each new program being more worthy and successful! Janet Kispert '41 OFFICERS President .................... Secretary-Treasurer Librarian ............................. Assistant Librarian ........... D.Alirginia HuddIeston .............. Marion Gerard ....... Betty Peeno ........ Marion Knabb 35 Comm, MhmHOOm WOZOE Left to right, FIRST ROW Mr. Hagar, adviser, . Koonen, V.Wi11iams, M Clason. E. May 5, D. Nagel, I. Kispert, M Spence, R Schackel. SECOND RQDW-M Gerard, R. Entwhistle P. Helmkamp. J. Clark, Sommerkamp, V.W'1'nk1e. THIRD ROth-Mr. O Brien, adviser, J. Sommeneld, L. Pinke, M. Reaxdun. P. Kiewit. 0. Dean, R. Meyer,D . Gatling. J. Ebding. Miss Slucrwald. adviser. A new organization, the St Bernard Chapter of the National Honor Society, was inaugurated in this school during the past year. The membership is matte up of seniors and juniors with averages of ninety or above, Which must he maintaineti throughout the high school course. Member- ship requirements also inclucle qualities of leaflership, service, anti character. The most important event of the year was an impressive service of installation of the chapter and initiation of the members into the National Honor Society by the executive members of the Chapter of Norwood High School, on April 25, in the auditorium, before the entire student body of our high school. VVe hope that in the future the members of the St. Bernarti Chapter will enjoy their meetings anti association with the advisers as we have, and that they may have success in the part they will assume in the stutient life of St. Bernard High School. Nlary Ann Clason '41 OFFICERS President .............................. .Donald Nagel Vice President .................... Evelvn Mays Secretary ................................................... ......NIary Ann Clason Treasurer ..................................................................... Janet Kispert Aclvisers..v.Miss Stuerwald, Miss Davis, Mr. O'Brien, Mr. Heger 36 FHOZCQO eZmUCem Left m right, FIRST ROW'v-C. Stump, Rt Schultz, E. W'agner, J. Sedell, M, Clasun. It Schefter, SECOND ROWL-M. Reardon, j. Bowe, P. Helmkamp, I. Sommerfeld, R. Entwhistle. THIRD ROW-Mr. Heger, J. Ebdmg, L. Radel, De Nagel, C. Gajus. One of the innovations introduced into the high school this year is the Student Council, resumed after an absence of eight years. The council had a somewhat difficult time at First, for the itiea was a new one to most of the students. At the beginning of the school year the members are elected lay the student body. These stuctents try to carry out the main purpose of the council Which is to create and promote the proper mental and moral attitude of the students and to set up a form of government that is democratic and purposeful. A monitor system was introclucecl; this provect to be something quite different from anything most of the students had experiencecl. The council also obtained for assembly periods notable and educational speakers. VVe hope the future stuclent council members have as much enjoyment from the experience as we have had. Ruth Entwhistle ,41 OFFICERS President .......................... Ruth Entwhistle Vice President .................... Donald Nagel Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Jean Bowe 37 Left to right, FIRST ROW-M. Peevler, J. Reed, M. Followell, J. Casebolt, Mt Peeno, M. Mote, Miss Dumell, W. Hameld, J. Flatt, Dt Cunningham, K. Masters, M, Billiau, M. Richman, L. Brunce. SECOND M. Morgan, R. Fleisncr, V. Ziegler, E, Wagner, D. Halkcr, EV Keller, D. Bocklsman, M. Meyer, R, Van; dament, B. Schalczman, R. Breitholle, Jt Endter, A. Halker, M. Dick, THIRD ROW'e It Woodward, R. Mor' gan. N. Masters. F. Dishon, D. Morris. B. Thomas. M. Johnson. R. Sewell, V. Grubcx. M. Fullowell. Ht Rish' . Vundament. E. Kincaid, B. Armacost, M. Schell. J. Neiderhelman, J. NPidcrhelman, DY Danner, FOURTH ROWeD. Rishforth, F. ern, A. Estep, G. Pollman, M. Steward. C, Rothfus, HV Watson, 5. Geed' ing, R. Schultz, R. Robinson, D. W'Jlliams, Dy Buckler, R. Lair, J. Sedell, M. Helmknmp. FIFTH ROW-- J. Paul, M. Huber, At Backs, L Lair, H. Meyer, M. Haney. Our club is a new organization and we really clicllft get started until the Spring Dance, which was a huge success. VVe hope to give many more of these dances next year: The home economics classes consisting of the seventh and eighth grade stu- dents form the Junior Group, and the three high school classes form the Senior Group. Both groups have united in planning the club room and in helping equip it. Our picnic on Nlay 28 at Sharon VVOOds was very successful, bringing to a close an enjoyable year under the leadership of Miss Durnen. Nlay the club continue in the coming years and increase in value to the school. Dorothy Halker ,41 OFFICERS . Senior Group President .............. t . ...Martha Mote Vice President .......................................................... Beryl Armacost Secretary ,Janice Casebolt Treasurer ........ Mabel Peeno Adviser .......................................................................... IVIiss DurneH Junior Group President Wanda Hatfield Secretary-Treasurer ........... Jean Flatt 38 m0wzozoom mac: DUCWO DUCL-WD vtETJDeWCDOFIOIFU Left to right, FIRST ROtVeR. tX'anger, M, Dick, B. Neuner, I, Shape, D. Ruff SECOND ROXVeM. Reardon. E. Mays, P. Helmkamp, R. Giblim THIRD Row ell. Parry, P. Kiewit, J. Henke, E. Mciners, G. Fath, Mr. Grove, adviser. This year the Photography Club resumed its work under the leadership of its new adviser. IVII'. Grove. We were all glad to welcome Mr. Grove and the new members to our club. Among the many activities of the Photography Club the latest is uportrait work. VVe have been able to do this with the aid of the camera we purchased last year with our Club funds. The idea was suggested by NIL Grove, anct our work turned out quite well. erho knows? Maybe one of these days the Photog- raphy Club will turn out to Ive a big business corporation. Vv'e hope that the future members of this Club will have as much fun and as much success as we have had in trying to learn to Le Photographers. Phyllis Helm kamp ,42 OFFICERS President ................................................................ Edward IVIeiners Vice President ...... ....Evern Mays Secretary-Treasurer Dolores RUFF Adviser ................................................ . .IWr. Grove 39 1 i 1 Left to right, FIRST RO1VAR. Ga1l1'ng. B Miller. E McDaniel. W. Hyne, R. Pennington. D1 Wade, R. Smith. K. Sowder, H1 Thnmpsnn H. Goldberg. SECOND ROVV-L.Osbo1'x1. L. Jacob, P. Friedman, C. Bunion, C Morgan M. Morg,a.n B Katenkamp, R. Parry, V. Boesken, J. Hanks, B Ames, H. Bymm. L. Sowder. L. Peeno, R. Kelley. THIRD ROW;V. Osborn J. Bowe, A Breeden F W'achsman H, Anderson, H. Krebs, K1Devore,E1He1t1age, R. Meyer, L. Radel, P. Herb1g B M1ller, L. Sbarbati, R.Dav1's, J. Scheffcr, FOURTH ROW-E. Thomas, R. Price, C Hartman, R. Garlinlg, E. Meiners H. Spurner, D W'hite, M. Thompson, R. Koenig. H. Estep. S Paeno,J. rBashang, P Meiners, C. Malcolm R. Wachsman, C. Stump,j St. Clair, R. Hard1ma11. FIFTH HOWA . C. Riddell.adv156r; A.Duva1, O. Ficke, R. Burkhardt. R. Luebbering, D Garlmg, H. H1111 A Stock. D. Nagel E1Nage1.O Dean. H. Brockman L Smyth B. Hayes, B. Backs E. Wilson, R. Krebs, F. Sims. SIXTH ROW-R. Pennington, J. Morgenwth. H. Clements, R1 Dixon. R. Dun: 1 . Wood, R. Wash, D. Springmeier, S. Bolhnger, R. Bockelman, C, Devore. SEVENTH ROWA R. W'inkle, J. D1shon, J. D. Moore, C. Gajus, E. Hauenstein. The B. A. A. is an organization composed of boystfrom the seventh to the twelfth gracles. Its purpose is to give those boys who do not participate in inter- scholastic athletics a chance to pass their leisure time taking part in some sport. Among the sports played this year volleyball ping- pong, BasLetban, and shuffle- board were very popular. We hope that next year the members of B. A. A. will have as good a time and as much fun as we have had this year. Jack Scheffer '43 OFFICERS President ...................................... Virgil Boesken V'ice President ......................... Jack Henke Secretary ...BiH Katenkamp Treasurer ...1......Robert Parry Adviser .............................................................................. Mr. Ridden 4O ?UU SN--- Left to right, FIRST ROW4J. Snmmerkamp, D. Cunningham, J, Reed, M. Billian, M. Clason, M. Spence, Mt Huber, E. Thompson, J. Casebolt, B. Hanman, S. Corum. SECOND ROW4M. Malcolm, M. Knabb, H. Stone, L. Straus, J. Kispert, K. Metzger, IVL Mote, M. Gerard, V. Vt'mkle, J, Schumaker, V. Brown, P1 Bernr hClSCl. THIRD ROWWE, Keller, A. Estep, H. VJntson, F. Dishon, D. RUE, I, VJOOdWaI'd, D. Kamenshek, B. Armacost, G. Davis, P. Milner, W't Kemp. W. HatEcld, C. Turner, E. Radclt FOURTH ROW'chtty Huckstep, sponsor, M. Peeno, M, Johnson, V. Gruber, V. Ziegler, A. Backs, M. Conneighton, F, R, Schultz. I. Conneighton, R. Smith. I. Vandamcnt. FIFTH ROtV4-P. Helmkamp, J, Bows. E. Mays, D1 Halkm, E. 1Vagner, M. Cains. L1 Coffey, J1 Endter. Bt XVithlzrspoon. B, Thomas. D. Morris. C. Rothfuss, DV Bockelman, J. Sommerfeld, M. Reardcn. SIXTH ROWgD. Rishforrh, H. Rishfnrth, K. Dnnovnn, M1 lcamp, R. Vandament, J. Meyer, R. Sewell, F. Greene, B. Pecno, H. Meyer, V. Hllddlcston. M. Haney, D. Wilt hams. SEVENTH ROXV-IVI. Meyer, S. Henize, D. Danner, E. chaxd, A. Halker, J. Flatt. The 1940-41 year 01 5011001 activity has been a happy one for each and every girl belonging to G. A. A. As the club has a large membership, there has been no limit to the activities offered, and every member has chosen her own sports freely. In every G. A. A. girl's HMemory Becki there will be a place left for G. A. A. activities, such as initiation, basketball, volleyball, baseball, shuffleboarcl, badminton, ping-pong, tennis, bicycling, and hiking trips. To the girls maintaining the highest number of points came the honor of being appointecl t0 the Pep Squad, whose Fine work at the basketbau games was wen enjoyed. The climax of the year was our Annual Nlay Program Which was topsv From beginning to end. To the G. A. A. of 1041742 we, the seniors 01 1941 G. A. A., take this oppor- tunity of wishing their organization a successful and hapyy year. Martha Mote ,41 OFFICERS President ..... mMartha Nlote Vice President Katherine Metzger Secretary ..... Nlarion Gerard Treasurer ..... .Vivian Winkle Adviser ........................................................................ Miss Huckstep 41 UZhw chL La light, FIRST ROW'RE. Wagner. 1V1. Ringwald. W. Steidle. E Kro ger. E. 1.06 R Mu gler B. Ames. Kaufman, L.Ru1mer J. Smith. L. Wilson. M Jones. D1 Halkel SECOND ROWED Bucklcr, L. Sowder, R. Schaefer, B. Mar ry, D1 Hagedorn, J Alexander A1 Schumackei, N. Read, L Cooley, R. Gajus, ,, Danie1,R Wood, J Niederhelm. THIRD ROW-Mr. Pfaff, A, Halker, K Record J Hodges, R. Smith, D. Ste1dle, J. St. Clalr, R. Bockelman, U. Schell, R. Thimpe, E1 Heitlage, T. Wechingcon, R. VJachsman, R. Pennington. FOURTH ROWiA, Gonlieb, R. Davis, J. Morgenroth, B. Scharzman, F. Dishon, R. Dixon, W. Schackel. There are many organizations in the school, but the one in which We are most interested is our own school band, which had its beginning about two years ago. Since its organization, the hand has marched in several parades, played at the school basketball games. at the Junior and Senior Class plays. anti at several other school functions. Under the able direction 0F its director, iVIr. Ralph PiaFF, the hand has increased to Forty-eight, including four chum majorettes. As long as it exists, the band will endeavor to grow and grow, striving to become more proficient in its work. Elaine Wagner ,44 42 568148 :jWO . . . SPIDRTS ' Boys, Softball ' Boys! Basketball 0 Boys' Baseball 0 Track ' Cheerleaders ami Pep Squad 43 rr w mOm wOHZMm Left to right. FIRST ROWiH. Huff, L. Radel, D. Nagel, R. Burkhardt, E. Huber. SECOND ROW7E. Nagel, V. Boeskin, A. Breeden, R. Meyer, A. XV. Milner, coach. With our return to school in the fall, we naturally Felt the urge to get back into competitive sports. Since we C10 not have football in our athletic program, we participated in the softball league of the county; and uncler the reliable manag- ing of Dean Nlilner, we had a successful season. with four victories. Here,s t0 the success of next yeafs team. Donald Nagel 541 44 rwymamxmam WOHZD'KD Left In right. FIRST ROWeAt WC Milner, coach; H, Huff, L. Radel, D1 Nagel, E. Huber, D1 Gatling. SECOND ROWe-OV Dean. Manager; H1 Escep, R. Ellis, E. Nagel. R1 Burkhardl. R. Meyer, C. Gajus, manager. Under the leadership 01 one 01 the Best coaches in basketban the Titans 01 1940-41 came through with an impressive record 01 18 wins and 7 105565. The season started with a thrilling 25-19 defeat at the hands of 1V1adeira. During the remaincler of the season Co1erain proved the hardest problem to solve. They de- feated us twice. Then came the County Tournament, in which we earned a right to compete in the U. C. District Tournament. It was here that we went to the finals, after winning three hard-foltgtll battles from CommerciaI, New Richmond, and VVyoming respectively, only to be defeated by a great Hanover team in the 1-11-1211 game. VVith the 1055 01 only two men by graduation, St. Bernard should again be one 01 the top teams in its district. Here,s to success and the best of breaks for the teams in the future. Don Nagel ,41 45 Left :0 right, FIRST ROW-RA Koena A. Milner, In, E. Nagel, E. Mays, A. Breeden, SECOND Rows . Dean, manager, B. Miller, H. Spurrier, J. Bowe, C. Gajus, manager, A. W. Milner, caach. rr?mHmeFw mswmmmw Since the state rang the curfew for girls, basketball, something was needed to replace their court endeavors. Therefore, a reserve scheclule was voted to fill the place. Any freshman 0r sophomore meeting the requirements of the association was eligible for the team. When the notice for basketball practice was posted, many responcted enthus- iastically. After a short practice, we started on our season of sixteen games. In- juries and scholastic requirements took their toll. VVe emerged from the season with a record of six Victories toppetl with ten defeats. Entering the Hamilton County Tournament a little dubious of its outcome. we succeeded in remaining to the final game, but lost to Mt. Healthy in a hard fought battle. Although this season is now history, we wish to extend to our successors of next year, the interest, enthusiasm, anct the spirit in basketball that was ours. Alfred Milner '43 46 rrewmmew mOHme Left to right. FIRST ROWeH. Hutf, L. Radel, D. Nagel, R. Bulkhanlt. R. Meyer. E. Huber. SECOND ROW -J. BOWE. V. Buesken, A. Breeden, R. Kuanig, 0. Dean, manager, Ht McCullough, H . Spurrier, RV Luebt hering, E1 Nngel, B. Miller. R. T Nieman, coach, C. Gajus, manager. Starting the season with a limited amount of material, Mr. Nieman prepared his charges as thoroughly as possible for the 1941 baseball schedule. In spite of this lack 0t material, our coach came up with a surprisingly weH-balanced team, good fieHing, hitting, and pitching being combined with Pine splrit and enthusi- astic coaching. The season startecl with wins over Sycamore and Anderson, with the scores 014-2 and 5-0 respectively. After losing to Deer Park and Loveland, we returned to our winning streak; and as the Annual goes to press, we are hoping tor the best in the county tournament. To Coach Nieman and the teams 01 the coming years, we wish the most of success and the best of luck. Larry RadeI ,41 Donald NageI '41 47 WU?FUC3 IhEQP-tm Left to right, FIRST ROWC-R. Bockelman, R. Wood, I. MUrgenroLh, C. Dcvore, R. Davis. SECOND Rowi WK C. Ridden, coJch, Tt Wethington, D. Garling. HA Byrum, R. Snnth, 11. Thompson, D. Hagedorn, Ht Denny, manager. Winning the Final game with Colerain by one point to receive the Hamilr ton County Tournament Championship was the outstanding achievement of the eighth grade basketball team of 1940-41. Vxle give credit to them for their fine spirit and sportsmanship throughout the season. Hard work and cooperation were essential in winning 14 games and tos- ing 3 during the season. We hope that the team of next year can enjoy a season as successful as this one has been. t Jean Flatt. ,46 48 FritmthmSDUd MUSDWQ InIQHm rhnmmmnw Left to right, FIRST ROWiK nVilke, J. Jackson, H. Byrum, L. Sowder, C. Devore. SECOND ROWn C. Stump, R. Case, R. Bockelman, Rn Price. R. XVash, R. Dunham, R. W'achsman, Lr Osborn, R. Wood, VJ. C. Ridden. coach. Warmer weather and baseball, ancl as March neared its end, practice started. The response for the team was great, and after a few weeks of practice the team was finally picked. Our first game. With Greenhills, was lost. In fact, so far we have lost three games, although two have been lost by only one run. While our record this year of games won is not so high as it has been in previ- ous years, the team enjoyed the season and believe that their experience will be helpful in future years. In conclusion we want to thank IVIr. Ridden for all his eHorts and wish the team of next year all the success possible. Robert VVood. ,45 49 mcewo EeIOHm Left to nght, FIRST ROWeC. Stump, H. Byrum, C. Devore, L. Sowder. SECOND ROtVeW'. C. Riddell, coach, R. Davis, J. Morgenroth, R. Price, R. tVood, T. XVethmgton, B. Ames, E. McDaniel. September brought us back to school amt to softball. The players were picked, the games played, and before we realized it, the season was over. When x we looked at our score book, we found that we had six wins to only two defeats, this record making us eligible to compete in the Championship game With Wood- Iawn. Although this game was Finally lost 11y one run, we consider our experi- ence of great value. We wish the team of next year and Mr. Ridden the best of luck and sincerely hope the team will better our record. Rohert Wood, ,45 50 rremamOm Left to right, FIRST ROW'ij, Bowe, Rt Smith, B. W'inkle, D. VVeIch, R. Randall, B. Schaeffer, B. Miller. SECOND ROWtMr, Milner, R. Wachsman, Et Brockman, C. Devorc, At Milncr, R. Price, R. Bockelman, R. Wood, R. Krebs. Mr. Riddell. THIRD ROW- C. Gaius, R. Ellis, F. Brietholle, L. Radel. R, Winkle, R. Koenigt FOURTH ROWtE. Huber. D, Nagcl, E, Nagel. H. Krebs, Early in April, unusually Fine weather greeted the track team of St. Bernard High. After a month of practice and workouts, the team entered the Hamilton County Track Meet at Carthage, May 3, 1941. There the team as a Whole did not do very well, but several individual stars were discovered. We hope that in the future more of the student body will become interested in track, ancl that, under the guidance of Doc Nlilner anti Don Dicldell, St. Bernard High School will regain the name it has held in the annals of track meets. Carl Gajus, ,41 51 r. V 1 Left to right, FIRST ROW' Cheerleaders: J. Bows, M. Mote, JA Scheffer. CDFUFUUFDTJF 7011sz SECOND ROVV B. Peeno. L Slraus, L. Scheffer, M, Gerard, M. Spence, M. Knabb, J. Vandament, V. Winkle, E. Radel. THIRD ROVJw J. Casebolt, M. Clason. I. Woodward, G. Turner. B. Hartman, W. Kemp, V. Gruber, I. Conneighton, M. Peeno, Miss Huckstcp, adviser. FOURTH ROW77D. Bockclmnn, K. Donovan, V Huddleston. M. Malcolm, J. Som' mcrfcld, V. Brown, L Schumacker, J, Varsity Basketball Donald Nagel Elden Huber Hebert Huff Donald Carling Larry Radel Robert Nleyer Virgil Davis Reserves Alfred Milner, Jr. Elden Nagel Howard Spurrier Earl lViays Rhudie Koenig Arthur Breeden Kispen, P. Helmkamp, E Mays. LETTERMEN Cheerleaders Martha Mote Jean BOWC Jack Scheffer Managers Carl Gains Omer Dean 52 Baseball Larry Radel Don Nagel Robert Meyer Hobert Huff Elden Huber Virgil Boesken Robert Burkhardt Howard Spurrier Arthur Breeclen Elden Nagel Track Elden Nagel U COm wmw 5661418 jlwee . . . MOTETS MUSINGS Diary GARLINCfS GIGGLES Jokes HUDDLESTON'S HIGHLIGHTS Photographs 53 MOTES MUSINGS September 19 24 30 Another school year Ijegins. Now we say Principal Heger, not just Mr. Heger. Mr. Stork calls on IVIr. OyBrien to bring the 6111 bundle from heaved Those athleticaHy minded girls begin their 1940-41 G. A. A. activities. Hi-Y initiates encI their shoe shining activities with one 01 those tasty NIiIner uConglomerations1'p-chili. Government class contemplates buying a microphone for Car1 Gajus. October Class elections in Full swing. Congratulations oHicers. The teachers are 10H . . . on a picnic. 7:30 tardy 13611 10-day due to Worrd Series. Sr. G. R. have a keen fall picnic at Mt. Airy. 8 The Student Council is organizeJ. Now, we'll have to be good. 18 Ohio Poetry Day. Why c1065 the editor enjoy romantic poems so much? 11,5 not spring. 25 Diti you Imow that Francis Bacon was accused of taking a ubride and found guilty? CouH the Junior have meant Hbrike ? 28 Who could ever believe that 011, Where. 011. VVhere has my Little Dog Gone would keep the Sr. English class awake on a Klonday morning? Thanks to the Roger Bacon Band. 31 Hi-Y have their meeting after school. Why? After all, Hanowe'en comes but once a year. November 5 Congratulations to Lorraine Coffey, winner of the Prince of Peace Contest. 6 We do have a senior that doesnY think OF Food a the time1 He sleeps through his noon hour, e11 Bashang? 15 The Junior Class play a great success. 54 20 22 Report carus given for the first time. All are happy because their parents have this Thanksgiving vacation to recover from the shock. First basketball game of the season. HLY gives pep-raHy Before the game. Pep Squad exhibited neatly With aid from the band. December 4 Sr. Girl Reserves enjoy their Fall Rouncl-up. It really was some Hshindigf, 11 Assemny this morning, First Van Douzzen as speaker. Resu1t2A Very interesting lull: on NConditions in China. 17 French Club enjoys bcaucoup. beaucoup uSpaghetti a la Stuzie. The boys had difficulty keeping up With the girls. 20 The Hi-Y Bring a CaniMovieg, was a great success. VVelre proucl of your project boys. 23 Anytime IVIr. Nieman stands for a 7th inning stretch you can be well as- sured that a big bruiser is near at hand. Eh, what, coach? 24 Christmas vacation begins at noon. January 2 NIL Jones, death causes much sadness. 14 Wyoming-St. Bernard game was interesting, even though we did lose. 24 National Honor Society founded in our school. We,re proud of you. students. 29-30-31 Examinations begin and end. Gee! dont you Wish you had stucIiecI a wee bit more? February 12 13 Assembly program with interesting movies on Washington, Cincinnati, and Yellowstone National Park. ' Seniors, patriotic in spirit, sing Happy Birthday to Abe Lincoln. The major questions confronting the Senior Class are settled in quite a peaceable manner. 55 17 8th grade boys wm Hamilton County Basketball championship. Wow! VVhat a swell game, boys, 20 High school basketball tourney begins. Wlarch 1 Terrace Park Wins Hamilton county tourney. 5 Assembly with Rev. Kiewil speaking. Glee Club sang, also. Everyone is happy about our trophy from U. C. SweH season, boys! 21 First clay of spring. Are you going? 25Gee, Fm having a swell time. A few things heard concerning Home EC. Club Dance. 24 Parents and teachers enjoy the Jr. and Sr. Girl Reserve Recognition Service. 28 Senior play we under way with the entire cast selected! April 2-5-4 State examinations! VVonder if we improved? 8 Group pictures for this Annual taken; one keen day. St. B. baseball team defeats Sycamore, 4-2. 9 Easter vacation begins. Assembly with Rev. Lorenz. 18 Election for May Queen held Annual Hi-Yr-Girl Reserve dance, a huge success. 25 Senior class play, nDonyt Take Ply Penny.n 50 Today we just sat in school and longed for the First clay of May, tomorrow. May 2 Hamilton County Track IVIeet. VVhere's that speed, Larry? x 5 Miss Stuerwalcl leaves her government Class for the Whole bell and Hoe seniors have a literal npicnic.n 16 G. A. A. and Home Economics Club present their annual Nlay program. At last, we know Who the May Queen is. 56 21 12 Sr. Girl Reserves have their spring picnic at Sharon Woods. Gee! What fun. French Club uses Handle Bar Ranch as a setting for their picnic. As usual they got there via the faithful OIIIS. The Home EC. Ctuh puts to use their knowledge of food preparation in their picnic. Loatls of fun. Plenty to eat. Annual Honor Banquet. Laurels not only to the guests but to the Sr. G. R. whose CICVCT decorating anct planning made it a memorable event. Jr.-Sr. Prom. The Seniors appreciate the grand time shown them by the Juniors. Baccalaureate Services held at Immanuel Reformed ChuICI'l. Class Day. Is that What the future holds? Commencement. The end of a perfect school year, the end of this diary, and the beginning of life along the pathways of our predecessors. JDQttWX, 'XDQQEM 57 GARLINGS GIGGLES Dentist tto G. Fatht: Now, sir, Which tooth is giving you an the trouble? G. Fa't'h: ttSecond from the left in the halcony. i D, Carling: uAt the dance last Satur- day night, my suspenders broke right in the middle of the dance Hoot. R. Entwhistle: HVVerezft you 611113813 rassedT, D. Carling: Not much, my brother was wearing them. it Mr. Grove: tilt I had four coconuts, and I gave you two, how many would I have IeFtT, C. Gajus: t1 donyt know. IVIr. Grove: VVhy dont you know? C. Gajus: Because in Norwood we did all our Ntath. in tomatoes. 1k J. Sommerttamp: ttVVeH, I finally got into the movies. A. Stock: uHow did you do it? J. Sommerkamp: uPaid a quarter. i Miss Stuerwald: I know a boy who saved $200 while he was going to high school. 1V1. IVIote: mVVho is he, and where does he live? at uYes said KtDoc tVliIner, t1 have had some very trying experiences on the ball Pietct. I was once struck senseless by a ball. uAnd when, asked Nit. Nieman, do you expect to recover? tk Freshman, E. Nagel: ttHow many stue dents are there in St Bernard High School? Senior, D. Nagel: About one in ev- ery five. i: J. Henke: uVVho was that new pupil in our class, 7D'Ir. Nieman? Mr. Nieman: That's our superinten- dent. J. Henke: UI thought he was sort of old to he going to high school. 58 J. Bashang: HGee, there,s an awful lot at girls stuck on me. O. Fiche: Yeah, they must be an aw- ful Iotn 3k IVIr. Riddle tin gym classt: ttLie on your back, put your feet in the air and go through the motion of pumping a hi- cycle.u tEveryone obeys hut R. Luhhering who lies With feet extending in the airJ NIL .Rirlrten: ttWhatls the matter, Bob? B. Luehhering: rm coasting.n ek Miss Nlorgan: ttRuLert What is oppo- site 0F woe? B. Meyer: ugirldop.u 79: R. Schaclcelz nHow dict you catch your COM Anna Nlae? e 1X. M. Weber: uSome one played the StarrSpangled Banner when I was taking a bath. Vk When a lady driver extends her 1in white hand, the motorist behind knows immediately that she's going to stop, backup, turn right, turn left. or throw a cigarette butt away. tFor school teachers only . 1? R. Nleyer: uB. Burkhartit sure is con- ceited. Every time we walk down the street anti a pretty girl smiles at us, the 1iotlceitect thing thinks she's smiling at 1m. 1k uVVhatchagotna packiJgeT' Sahook. sWVassallain1uvitt7,, uSachckshunery. FuHinaims. Wifcls gonna gettaplecedog angottagettanaim- tcrim. Vk Nlr. Nieman: ttCan you tell me how iron was discovered? K. Ntetzger: HI heard dad say they smelt it? Mr. O'Brien: HWho can name some of the largest dams in the world? J. P IVIOOre: nAmsterdam and Rotter- dam. ik D. Ruff: uI wonder Why there are so many more auto wrecks than railway ac- cidents? E. Mays: That's easy. DicI you ever hear of the fireman hugging the cue gineer? i D. Na gel: E. Meiners has given up smo ting. C. Gains: nHow dict he manage it? D. Naget: uKnocked out his pipe on a gasoline pump. 19: M. Gerard: HHOW did you happen to over steep this morning? E. Radel: tiWeH, you see there are, eight of us in the house and the alarm Clock was set for seven. ik Miss stuerwatd: uVVhelt is the differ- ence between rural ant! City government machinery,Lar1-y L. Radel: What kind of machinery? Miss Stuerwald: Not the kind with Hy Wheels. P. Kiewit: HNo, hut it tines have its nuts. i J. Henke: tKThat rouge certainly looks natural, I thought for a long time that it was rea y your 5 in.n 1V1. lvlote: ttVVeH it's the next thing to it. i R. Parry: tto Janet at the curtzo uVVant a ride? J. Sommerfetd: nAre you going north?u R. Parry: Yes. J. Sommerfeld: uThen give my regards to the Eskimos. ik B. Hartman: VVhat is the difference Eetween an old-fashioned ancl a modern iss? A. Stock: About five minutes. 'k M. Gerard: Shall we waltz? R. Gatling: It's all the same to me. 1V1. Gerard: uYes, I've noticed that. 60 the census taker is at the door, miss. Tell him we lost our census last year. at Six reasons why C. Gajus wants to go to collegepa Mable. Eleanor. Phoebe. Genevieve. Pauline. Betty. ik R. VVanger: They say a student should have, eight hours sleep a Clay J. Bashang: True, but who wants to take eight classes a Clay. ik IVIiss Turner: nVVhat was George Washington noted for? V. VVianIe: His memory ., Miss Turner: What makes you think his Xmemory was so great? 7. Winkle: ment to it. They erected a monu- k tnEIden, speH tclothf U Miss Morgan. E. Huber was silent. HCome come, said Miss Morgan. You know the word. What is your coat matle of? said the teacher, Fathers otct trousers,n replied E. Huber. it 1W A. Clason: Have any of your fam- ily connections ever been traced? E. Nleiners: Yes, they traced an uncle of mine as far as Canada once.n at: J. Schetfer: uVVhere do you bathe? C. Alexander: uIn the spring. J. 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