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

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1944 volume:

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DEDICATION THE game xas progressmg at 1n axu age pace unt1l suddenlw the referec blexx hls xx h1 tle and called manx of thc plax ers from then respectne teams He cxplalned th xt thex xx ere to takc p 1rt IH a larger and more lmportant contest team that was knovxn to use unscrupu lous measures to w1n the final VICYOFY Such lS the storx of today Our Amerl can bovs have had to leave thelr homes and Joxn the anks of our armed forces IU order to once agam restore peace to the xx orld Thex have had to leave the home team and become plaxers IU 1 mole dangerous gane Hghtlng for the freedom that has been handed doxxn to them To these voung men xxe the Class ol 1944 ded1cate th1s x ear s St Bernardlan 1 . X -. x .mf . E 1 v 5 -- . C 1 1 ' L v ' 3 x 1 I 1 1 Y f ,x 2 A which involved battling an opposing 'K 7 - . 7 .- 1 ' I If l 5 xf 1 V7 ' E ' e 1 , ' . ADMINISTRATION CO ACHES Supermtendent Prmup ll FACULTY RFP ERILIL5 Te uhm St lit X x . . ' ' 2, ' Board of Education I I , 2 x . g N Z .. CHARLES W HOWELL Superzntendent B S Demson U1'X1V9I'Slty M A Ohlo State UH1VGFS1tV OLGA VIOLET STUERWALD Prmczpal Certified Guidance Counselor Graduate study, University of Cincinnati A. B. University of Cincinnati MARGARET LOUISE BREINIG MARY E CASKEY Commercxal Department Engllsh Mathematlcs Speech Englxsh Readlng B S M1am1 Un1vers1ty A B Muskmgum College Umversxty of Southern Callf C N CAHALL LOUISE E DALTON B1ology Commerc1al Department A B M1am1 UHIVSTSIIY B S C M1am1 Jacobs College SARA M DURNELL MARGARET HAGGARD WILLIAM KRAMER Home Economlcs Department Mathemaucs Vocat1onal Educatlon B S Ohlo State Un1vers1ty A B W1lm1ngton College O M I Page E1ght M Ed UHlVeFS1ty of C1nc1nnat1 Un1vers1ty of Cmcmnatx GORDON DUVALL FRANCES P HAMMEL Sc1ence Engllsh Mathematlcs A B Wxlmlngton College B S M1am1Un1vers1ty GRACE A MORGAN JAMES .I O BRIEN Llbrarlan H1story Enghsh Latm B S M1am1Umvers1ty A B Xavler Umverslty B S L S Western Reserve M A Umversxty of Cmcmnatx Un1vers1ty RALPH T NIEMAN RUBY de FOREST PAINE Enghsh Musxc Pubhc Speakmg and Dramatrcs B D1 Iowa State Teachers College B A Umverslty of Iowa Dlploma ln Music Mllwaukee Instltute of Muslc Soclal Scxences A B Unlverslty of ClI'1C1l'1I18t1 B Ed UH1V8fSlty of Clncmnatl RUTH G PFAFF E J SAYLES ALICE M TURNER Band Physlcal Educatlon Engllsh Dlrectgr of Muglc B S E OhlO UHIVCISIIY Geography Drploma Cums Insmute of B S UmV9lSltY Of Cmclnrwu Muslc B M C1l'lC1I'lI'l3t1COI1S9IVHtOly of MUSIC RUTH REUWER PAUL R SCHAFER Physxcal Educatlon Industual Arts B S E Unnerslty of ClI'1C1I1I'1atl Vocatlonal Educatlon A B Mar1etta College Pennsylvania State College Page Nzne ..,, , ,.,, ' , MM 13 '75 A ff lug: Tru Bward of Education SECOND ROW Jos Bughegel E Recku H A Von Hdgd Left to right, FIRST ROW-Cora Schaefer. H. A. Nunlist. Wm. SChLlI'IlLlChQ1 THE PLAYERS X XRSI l X Scmors RPSERXES Soplmmnoms F rcshmcn Sl PS 1 htm Gr L Sewnth Grldc E A X N N xx Xxx 4 K N . X N 1 V 15 Juniors .I ' my Hg l N zld A N 'A N 1 A L K SENIOR C ASS Class Colors Red and S1lver Class Flower Yellow Tea Rose Class Motto Out of the harbor lnto deeper channels CLASS OFFICERS Preszdent Vzce Preszdent Secretary Treasurer Admser HOMER ANDERSON Has the dwtznctzon of bezng the tallest member of the class A popular fellow wzth hzs artzstzc abzlzty T1 ack 43 JAMES BOWE Exceptzonal zn scholastzc and athletzc abzlzty ways ready to start an argument or ask a questzon zn class Keen sense of humor Valedxctorlan Basketball 41 42 43 44 Co Cap tam 44 Baseball 41 42 43 Track 43 Tennls 44 B A A 41 42 Varslty B 44 Presldent Class Treasurer 41 42 43 Class Play 43 H1 Y 42 43 44 Vxce Pres1dent 43 Presldent Glee Club 41 Latm Club 42 Honor Soc1ety 44 Scholastlcs 41 44 Page Twelve DALLAS EUBANKS ROBERT REARDON VIVIAN ZIEGLER PHILIP FRIEDMAN GRACE A MORGAN Hi-Y '423 B. A. A. '42g Arts Club '42g Baseball '43: ' ' 3 l ' ,' , ' 1, l 'Y 2 y T '43l Y g . I . Y 1 Y : ' ll 77 7 , ' . , v , Y z , Y Y44: ' 1 ' , ' , ' ' ' , ' '44: ' ,. Z - , 2 - ,43y ARTHUR BREEDEN Outstanding basketball player and an all-round ath- lete . . . Popular with the girls at school but deter- mined to remain a bachelor A A 41 42 43 Basketball 41 42 43 Co capta1n 44 Baseball 41 42 H Y 42 43 44 Arts Club 42 Class Presldent 41 Class Secretary 412 Class Presldent 43 Student Councll 42 Pres 1 ent 42 THERESA CARROLL One of the candy peddlers at the basketball games A good one too Lzkes to tease Miss Dalton Has scads of friends especially tn the armed forces Hughes Hlgh School 41 Annual Staff 44 G A A 43 44 Glrl Reserves 42 43 44 F H A 42 43 Arts Club 42 Bronze and Sxlver Typmg Awards 43 GARNETT COFFEY Hazls from Elmwood Possessor of an excellent singing voi e A great lover of government tests ' Elmwood Hlgh School 41 Annual Staff 44 Axts Club 42 Glee Club 42 Track 43 44 Class Play 43 Class Play 44 LORRAINE COFFEY Has quite a lot of trouble wtth J B in Honor Society meetings A willzng worker and a good one Jr G1rlRese1ves 40 41 Squad Leader 40 41 Sr G1r1 Reserves 42 43 44 Squad Leader 43 G1r1 Reserve r1ng 42 Treasurer 44 G A A 41 42 43 44 Letter Award 43 Prlnce of Peace 41 Bronze and Sxlver Typmg Awards 44 Honor Soclety 43 44 PTESld6Ht 44 SCh01aStlCS 41 44 Latm Club 42 Senxor Play 44 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 B' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1441 1 1 , 1 1 , - 1 1 1 , - 1 1 11' 1 1 1 1 . ' 1 . 1 1 1 , 1 1 , 11 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , , 1 1 , 1 , , , . . . 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , I . . 1 1 A' 'c... 1 ' 7 . 7 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 , 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 , . ' 1 .. 11- , . . 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,1 , 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 , - 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 , ' 1 , . HAROLD DENNY The original ten o'clock scholar . . . Our super sign maker and originator of jokes. Annual Staff, H1 Y '42, '43, '44, Treasurer '44, B A A 42 Arts Club 42 Class Play 43 Track 43 Glee Club 42 JOHN EMERY An Elmwood lad Usually quiet in class but for a silent boy he really gets around Can be found during school hours down in the shop Elmwood Hlgh School 41 Photography Club 42 Glee Club 42 H Y 43 44 B A A 43 JEAN FNDTER Our very efficient business manager for this Annual Can manage a home gust as well as her home work Likes to hear funny jokes Annual Staff Jr Glrl Reserves 41 Semor Glll Re serves 42 43 44 Treasurer 43 G A A 41 42 Pep Squad 42 F H A 41 42 43 Pres1dent 42 Glee Club 41 42 Bronze and Sxlver Typmg Awards 44 Honor SOC1Ety 43 44 T1easure1 -14 DONALD ENRIGHT The boy who constantly worries about his history assignment Likes to chat with Kelley and An derson in the homeroom Doesn t he Miss Morgan Elmwood Hlgh School 41 H1 Y 43 44 B A A 42 Baseball 43 Track 43 r . Y . 1 , 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , , 1 rr ' 11 1 1 1 , 1 , A 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 , 1 , 1 , , . . . . 1 1 1 , 1 . ' 1 . ' '. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 - 1 , 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 , - 1 1 , , ,1 1 1 1 -- if . ,, . , - 1 4: 11 1 . , - 9 , . ' 7 , '- 9 7 . 7 . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 , 1 , . ANN ESTEP When anyone asks for Ann, the answer always is, She's over at the gym. Very popular with the stu- dents around school. G. A. A. '42, '43, '44, Vice President '44, Letter Award '43, Pep Squad '42, G1rl Reserves '43, Glee Club '42 Band '42 '43 '44 F H A '42 '43 DALLAS EUBANKS A regular F D R when zt comes to conductzng the class meetzngs Can really play a mean guztar Takes the part of a football hero zn the Senzor Class Play Oh boy' Elmwood H1gh School 41 H1 Y 42 43 44 Class President 44 Class Play 44 Bronze Typlng Award PHILIP FRIEDMAN Very efficzent Class Treasurer Frequently found wzth Jzm dustzng shelves zn the lzbrary for Mzss Mor gan Just practzczng for future use eh Phd Annual Staff H1 Y 42 43 44 Secretary 43 44 Latm Club 42 Pres1dent 42 B A A 41 42 Varslty B 44 Honor Soclety 44 Class Treasurer 44 Tenms 43 Track 43 Bronze and S11verTyp1ng Awards 44 Scholastlcs 44 Class Play 44 MARGIE GAJ US Lzkes to be called by her nzckname Frztz Can carry out an argument to the finzsh Very proud of her two soldzer brothers espectally the redhead Jr G1rl Reselves 40 41 Squad Leader 40 41 G1rl Reserves 42 43 44 G1rl Reserve Rlng Squad Leader 43 44 G A A 41 42 43 Pep Squad 42 Letter Award 43 Glee Club 41 43 Trxple Trxo 43 44 Prlnce of Peace Scholastlcs 41 Latln Club 42 Class Play 43 44 Honor Society 44 Y 1 ! 7 ' ' ' 7 ' - 1 , - 1 1 1 , 1 , , , . ' 1 . v . ' 7 1 1 44. l l , ' 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 3 7 1 7 7 ' 7 ' 1 , 1 1 , , ,... , . - ss 111 , ' 1 , , , . , Z - , 2 , I ' ' 66 ' I! - , , - , 1 1 1 1 . . , , , ,Sr. - 1 1 9 ' ' 142 ! 3 7 I 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 . , , - - . , , ,44, 1 1 , v 1 , , ,42, 1 , - - 1 1 , - 1 . Y 1 1 411 ' y , ' 1 , 1 1 , 7 7 l Y ' 1 1 VERLA MAE GRUBER Livens up the Senior Class with her 'tbrilliantl' answers . . . Known for her service troubles, if that's what you want to call them . . . Typist for this Annual. Annual Staff 44' Jr. Girl Reserves 41 Secretary 41 Sr Glrl Reserves 42 43 44 V1ce Presldent G A A 41 42 43 44 Letter Awald Treasurer 43 Pep Squad 41 42 Glee Club 41 42 Jr Class Play 43 A115 Club 42 F H A 42 43 44 Bronze Sxlver and Gold Typmg Awar ds 44 QHIRLEY HAMMER Constant pal of Shzrley Kuestei Knows all the latest jokes and likes to keep them circulating One of the many commercial girls of the class Elmwood Hlgh School 41 Band 42 F H A 43 Bronze Typmg Award 43 ROBERT HARDIMAN Kind of quiet around school but can really go to town on e he gets started Cant wazt for school to start so he can begin his shop classes rs Club 42 B A A 41 42 Valslty B H1 Y 42 43 44 Treasurer 44 Basketball Managel 43 Baseball Managex 43 Elghth Grade Managu PAULINE HEDLESTON Chief baker for all the Girl Reserve cookie sales and a good one too Helps keep the cafeteria run ning smoothly at noon Sounds as if shell make a good house! eeper some day CIVICS Club 41 Arts Club 42 Glee Club 42 F H A Club 42 43 Sr G1TlR6S8lVCS 44 , , , , ,,.. ,, 43,...,,,, 42, '.. 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' 9 7 7' ,1, ' .f MILDRED HENDRICKS Always seen dzsplayzng a frzendly smzle Dashes to and from school at noon wzth Paulzne Koonen Really ansuers questzons zn hzstory class Elmwood Hlgh School 41 Arts Club 42 F H A 42 43 JI Class Play 43 GIIIRQSQIVGS 44 Bronze Typmg Avxaxd 44 EVELYN HENDERER Etelyn s always ready for a laugh Frequently seen strollzng znto the homeroom late because the car passed her up Elmwood Hlgh School 41 Sr Glrl Reserves 42 43 44FHA3 JE AN HERMAN Responszble for many of the outbursts of laughter tn the Senzor homeroom Seen draggzng around boxes of candy to be sold zn the assembly or at basketball games Greenhllls H1gh School 41 42 Annual Staff 44 G A A 43 44 Treasurer 44 Sr G1rlResexves 43 44 Squad Leader 44 IRENE HOLTZCLAW One of the glrls from up the valley Constant companzon of Evelyn Henderer Thmks any kmd of joke zs funny especlally when Evelyn tells zt Elmwood Hlgh School '41, G1rl Reserves '43, '44, Bronze Typmg Award '44 V' y-' -3 , An . ,, ' 7. ' 75 7' 35 ,...4. 71 ' 17 ' , . MARGARET JOHNSON Booty to all her friends . . . Loves to write letters to her men in the service , . . and receives them. too! Girl Reserves '42, '43, '44, G. A. A. '41, '42, '43, '44g Pep Squad '42g F. H. A. '41, '42, '43g Arts Club '42: Scholastics '41g Bronze and Silver Typing Awards '44 ROBERT KELLEY The better half of the Anderson Kelley friendship so Kelley says Likes spelling lessons so much that he lets Anderson write two papers One for Kelley Baseball 43 PAULINE KOONEN Possessor of an excellent scholastic record Can sing like nobody s business Kept busy as business manager of the Senior Class Play Elmwood Hlgh School 41 Class President 42 Glee Club 42 43 Trlple T110 42 43 44 Honox Society Junior Class Play 43 Aits Club 42 Bronze Silvei and Gold T5 ping Awards 44 SHIRLEY KUESTER Constant companion of Shirley Hammer Has a charming personality and a sweet smile Good in shorthand Elmvxood High School 41 Band 42 Arts Club 42 Junior Class Play 43 Blonze and S1lVC1 Tsping Awards 44 G A A 43 44 , . . , . . ' 3 , ' 7 , , , , , , - ,- , , Y , . - 9 1 Y 1 Y '43, '44, Secretary '443 Senior Girl Reserves '441 ' ' 1 ' ' 5 , ' ' 1 ' - 7 , ' i . Y . r . , , . , a I r w V , . . . , . ELEANOR LUEBBERING One of the few quiet members of the Senior Class . . . An expert skater . . . Possessor of a good-natured disposition Elmwood Hlgh School '41 F H A '42 '43 RUTH MAHAN Really keeps up on Emily Post Very quiet and polite Always seen studying history or shorthand in her spare time Lynn Camp Hlgh School 41 42 Glee Club 43 G A A 44 Gxrl Reserves 44 BYRON MILLER A member of the trzumvirate Bowe Friedman Miller Soczable and likable One of our azr minded students H1 Y 42 43 44 Program Chalrman 44 B A A 41 42 Varslty B 44 Arts Club 42 Latm Club 43 44 Captam 43 44 Scholastxcs 41 Jumor Class Play 43 Semor Class Play 44 Honol SOCletV 44 MILDRED MORGAN Milly Quite active in school ajairs On top of that an honor student Elmwood Hlgh School 41 Latln Club 43 Treasurer 43 G A A 42 43 44 Bronze Sxlver and Gold Typmg Awards 44 Junlor Class Play 43 Senxor Class Play 44 Honor Society 43 44 Vxce Presldent ' y 1 , y , 9 Y F ' 1 , - y - y , - 7 7 1 Y ' ' ' 1 Y 1 Y '42, Treasurer '42g Basketball '41, '42, '43, '44g Tennis ' , , , ' ' 1 ' S 2 1 , ' Y . . ' ' f. - yy - - ' ' , . ' 7 , ' 1 Y 7 v , 9 s v . ' ' Y . ' Y . ' . , v , ' 1 9 - ' 1 v x 9 1 '44, PAUL MULDOON Keeps Room 336 lwely wzth entertazntng Jokes and wzse cracks Occaszonally seen arrzvzng late wzth frzend Red Reardon Elmwood Hlgh School 41 H Y 42 43 44 MARY MUTHLER Such a good student she s makzng four years zn three Very qu1et and thoughtful Really gets some thmg done as a result Elmwood Hlgh School 42 Glrl Reserves 43 44 G A A 43 Latm Club 44 Presldent 44 Honor SOC16ty 44 MABEL PEENO Otherwzse Myrt Seems to lzke the nzckname better than her own name Has many gfrzends Loves Nzeman s classes Letter Award 42 Pep Squad 41 42 F H A 43 Treasurer 42 Secretary 43 Bronze and Sllver Typmg Awards 44 Glee Club 41 42 43 Student Councxl 42 44 Vxce Pres1dent 44 ROBERT REARDON Hazls from Elmwood The whole class zs envzous of hts red hatr A jine fellow and classmate Valuable basketball player Roger Bacon H1gh School 40 41 H1 Y 43 44 Class VICE Presldent 43 44 Basketball 43 44 B A A 43 - .. Q, ' ' , . - 1 i- 1 , 1 3 1 1 We , . . ' f 1 , - 1 1 . 1 1 1 7 . ' 7 ' 7 . ' ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 Q - u 11 1 - - 1 . l Gul Reserves '42, '43, '44g G. A. A. '41, '42, '43, '44, 1 1 1 1 . 142 1 1 1 - ' ' 1 1 1 1 , ' 1 1 1 A 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 Y - 1 1 - - 1 f 1 1 1 Y. Y I 1 1 1 1 , - 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 W ' ' 1 1 , 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 l DOROTHY RISHFORTH Quite interested in how the Navy's being run these days . . . Rather quiet and calm, but friendly. Girl Reserves '41, '42, '43, '44, Treasurer '41, G. A. A. '41, '42, '43, '44, Pep Squad '42, Glee Club '41, '43, F. H. A. '42, '43, '44, Bronze and Silver Typing Awards 44 JOAN SAYLES Another one of those four years zn three gzrls Clever conversatzonalzst A hard worker and an honor student Waite High School Toledo Ohio 42 43 French Club 44 Presldent 44 Latin Club 44 Junior Class Play 44 Honor Society 44 LOUISE SCHEFFER Excellent zn sports and also a good sport Rather quzet at tzmes but on other occaszons look out' President 43 Girl Reserves 43 44 Latin Club 42 Glee Club 42 Arts Club 42 Band 42 43 SHIRLEY SCHWANECKE Hazls from Elmwood One of the more cormcal members of the Senzor Class Can you zmagme she dzslzkes hzstory quzzzes Elmwood High School 41 F H A 43 i G. A. A. '41, '42, '43, '44, President '44, F. H. A. '42, 743, ' Y 3 ' 1 Y 7 3 ' JOAN SEDELL Still remembers the day she received 90 in a govern- ment test . . . Joanie's a card when she gets going. Girl Reserves '42, '43, '44g Student Council '41, '44, Treasurer '44g F. H. A. '41, '43, Glee Club '42, FLORENCE SIMS Cute Elmwoodzte twzn Takes brarns to graduate zn three years doesn t zt Florence? Quzet member of the class Frequently seen wzth Dallas Elmwood Hlgh School 42 G11l Reserves 43 44 G A A 43 44 Another one of the quzet members of the Senzor Class Has a frlendly cllsposztlon More students lzke Thelma would make an zdeal class Flmwood Hlgh School 41 Latm Club 44 F H A 42 43 ELAINE WAGN ER Capable edztor of thzs Annual One of the more talented members of the Senzor Class Can do any thzng zn danczng from toe and tap down to boogze uoogze One of the best cheerleaders our school has ever had Salutator1an Annual Staff 44 G111 Reselves 42 43 44 Glrl Reserve Rlng 43 Squad Leader 43 Plesldent 44 G A A 41 42 43 44 Letter Award 43 Treasurer 42 Secretary 43 Glee Club 41 42 43 44 Cheerleader 42 43 44 Latm Club 42 Secretary 42 F H A 42 43 Arts Club 42 Honor Soc1ety 43 44 Student Counc1l 42 Class Secretary 42 43 Drum Magorette 41 Scholastlcs 41 44 Class Play 44 l NAOMI WETHINGTON Rates high scholastically and socially . . . A good ath- lete . . . Has an interest in the Army Air Force. Elmwood High School '41g Glee Club '42, '43, Treas- urer '42g Triple Trio '42, '43g G. A. A. '42, '43, '44g Arts Club '42 Class Reporter '42 SEHIOI G1rl Re serves 44 Honox Soc1ety 43 44 POWELL WILSON Third member of the Three Musketeers Eubanks Coffey and Wilson Takes it easy He doesnt want to over burden his mind Elmwood Hlgh School 41 Glee Club 42 H1 Y 42 43 44 Class Play 43 44 Latm Club 44 Annual Staff 44 BERTIE WITHERSPOON Couldnt keep away from St Bernard High Seems to have a way with the boys' Wlthrow Hlgh School 42 43 Jumor Glrl RGSGINBS 40 41 Semol Glrl Reserves 44 G A A 41 44 Glee Club 40 41 VIVIAN ZIEGLER All round girl A swell cheerleader Great success as Lucybelle in the Senior Play That southern accent' H A 4 42 43 Secrealy 42 G A A 42 43 44 Pep Squad 42 Letter Award 44 Glee Club 41 42 43 Arts Club 42 Semox Gul Re serves 43 44 Cheerleader 43 44 Capta1n 44 Scholastxcs 41 Class Secretary 44 Class Play 44 Blonze and Sllver Typmg Award 44 1 1 ' 1 , , ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' .1 - - 1 an . - 11 1 1 , 1 , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 . - 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . , . , , l . . iv 1 1 1 1 , 1 , 1 1 , 1 1 , , , , . . . , . 1 1 , . ' .. 11 1 1 1 . ' . Y F. . . 1, , , t , . . . 41, 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 , - , '. - 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 - 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 7 . . ' . 7 . 1 1 1 . . , 1 A N X Lf A L Left to right, T. Carroll, V. M. Gruber, Miss Morgan, adviser, J. Herman, J. Endter, G. Coffey, P. Wilson, H. Denny, P. Friedman, E. Wagner. Editor . Assistant Editor , Business Manager. L C one Assistant Business Jokes Editor Photography Diaristss Typists Adviser Page Twenty-four Manager HELAINE WAGNER L HPHILIP FRIEDMAN . L , ., se.. JEAN ENDTER GARNETT COFFEY L ,LHAROLD DENNY L UPOWELL WILSON L , - - JEANNE HERMAN VERLA MAE GRUBER THERESA CARROLL GRACE A. MORGAN Left to right, FIRST ROW'-H. Rlorel, R. lVachsman, D. Cunningham, D. Morris, M. Helmkamp, E. Malott, R. Lane. R. Hinemun, Rl. Kooncn, VV. Hatfield, H. Zinser. SECOND ROW-D. Henderson, L. Abeling, H. Steifvarer, F. Edwxirds. V. Fahrenkamp, F. Szilyers, N. Hensley, R. Vandament, R. Robinson. THIRD ROW-I. McQueary, R. Davis, C. Devore, H. Rishforth, L. Wilson, H. Morrow, R. Breitholle, A. Halker, R. Schatzman, R. Fleissner, I. Slorgenroth, H. Goldberg. FOURTH ROW-L. Sims, B. Miller. W. Eaton, R. Pennington, D. Robertson, S. Bollinger, A. Baldock, F. Kattau, E. Huber. FIFTH ROW- H. Leininger, E. Mary, R. Bockelman, C. Stump, B. Brown, R. VVood. Greenies -that was what we were known as when we were promoted to the third floor. Truly, the third floor is where you begin the four-year grind. Next, we were known as that large Sophomore Class. The combination of Elmwood students and St. Bernard students made quite the team, for they mixed very well. This year we are being paged as the future Seniors of St. Bernard. We surprised the Honor Society by having a large percentage of the class inducted into that organization. Now we are looking forward to being Seniors. But we are not happy at thought of leaving St. Bernard High, for we have grown to like school in spite of eight o'clock sessions and the grind of lessons. Wanda Hatfield '45 OFFICERS President- is B s ss--Robert Wachsman Vice Presidents ssss s ss,ss.s, Wanda Hatfield Secretarys B sssssss B B .ssss sssBillie Jean Schatzman Treasurer .ss use s,.s,s...ss...s .-sRuth Robinson Advisers use ssss ssc. sss. -Mrs. Paine, Mr. O'Brien Page Twenty-five Left to righi, FIRST ROYV--L. Morris, H. Zinser, A. Ellison, I. Reed, T. Ilatler, Sullivan. ,XI Iluber, F. Ifoster. SECOND ROVV-G. Boeslain, A. Yoclxey, Y. Dalton, E. Barth, D. Tyler, J. XYesley R. Smith, D. Scheffer, J. Derrenkamp, M. Iiilliuu, Paul, R. Brockman, IL. Xllilltersun, Meyer, G. Singleton, XV T. YYethington, II. Ilpne. M. Morgan, li. Thompson. TIIIRD ROVV--M. Ilineman, Y. Morris Schultz, Xl. D. VVilliam: D. Dwnner li Foster R Iuehhring Xl Reurmlon fl XVomlx B. Ilincs, Ii. McDaniel, 1. Cole, R. Yaught, D. Vllade, R. Matlierly, VV. Iluurmaln SIXTII RON'-lf. Ncuner, I'. Cihlin, S. Roberts, B. Ilare, J. Craxen, R. hllis. Herman, Ceeding, J. Bullock, M. 'l aylor. ITOURTII RON'-I1. s, . , ..,. . , . . . , . . ,V ll. Craybeul, Y. Russell, D. Smith, P. Dunn, R. Sams, ll. Ames. I7II7TlI ROW? The cool September breeze brushed across the faces of students in all parts of the country as they started back to school. We, the Sophomores of St. Bernard, were not excepted from this throng. We, too, looked for- ward to a new school year, new activities, and new friends. This school year brought us the title of Sophomore-one more move toward the goal, graduation from St. Bernard High. Our activities were numerous, we participated in the school clubs and functions, we, our- selves, giving a very successful dance. The new friends came for the most part, when the students from Elmwood Place and St. Bernard became classmates. It has been a wonderful year, and we hope that our next two years at St. Bernard High will be as successful. Eileen Ann Thompson OFFICERS President i i it e e,Elvin Brockman Vice President Marilyn Reardon Secretary , Richard Smith Treasurer es, . R-, ,e,Virginia Morris Advisers e,,Ralph Nieman and Gordon Duvall Page Tzlfenfy-si.1' Left tn right. FIRST ROWfS. Smith, R. Schaefer, R. W'ise, F. johnson, D. Ilageclorn, li. Mary, R. lVoelHe, E. Truex, S. Lair, K. Masters. SECOND ROXV-J. Stewart, A. Schell, C. Smith, I. Foley, S. lVeingart, Xl. Stroheim, C. Carson, B. Nagel, B. Schnenfelzl, B. Cornelius. THIRD ROVV+-R. Case, B. Du Puy. Nl. Hayes, J, King, I.. Spaulding, Sl. Ilenalricks, Ii. Brumma. FOURTH ROXV-J. Alexander, j. Bowe, A. Schumacker, R. Randall. R. Trimpe, R. Gzijus. FIFTH ROW-N. Hiller, R. Hering. R. XVilkie, Il. Lipp, B. Ciruwforcl. When we entered school in September we felt like orphans because no one seemed to pay any attention to us. Although our upper-classmen probably consider us little, green, un- important Freshies, we wish everyone to know that we are proud to be Freshies and a part of St. Bernard High. It is our sincere wish that having served our time, as it were, on the side lines this year, We will be able to participate more fully in the game of life in St. Bernard High in the years ahead. Carol Jean Carson OFFICERS President., Donald Hagedorn Vice President ,eelris Foley Secretary Robert Schaefer Treasurer Shirley Weingart Adviser Margaret Breinig Page Twenty-seven Hg S ' .xi ia Left to right, FIRST R0VV4M. Blorris, L. Bryant, G. Kubitz, D. Paul, 1. Morris, Nl. Schumacher, T. Steward, G, Stringer, G. Coffey, D. Richardson. SECOND ROW-I. Gruber, V. Hicks, A. Brooks, L. Cooley, R. Mugler, J. Hudson, C. Ulmer, I. Kapelson, D. Robbins. THIRD ROW-1. Davis, D. Hender- son, R, Bernard, G. Nash, L. Cooley. G. Frost, P. Huber, H. Taylor, I. Powell, C. Messer, S. Koller, S. Nash. FOURTH ROW-D. Roth, H. VVa!son, ll. Hyne, E. Kohler, K. Record, XV. McDaniel, M. jones, R. Carson. FIFTH ROW-R. Schumacher, L. Morris, H. Skeene, C. Malcolm, 1. Smith. C. Anderson. Having acquired in the seventh grade some skills in the game of school life, we were eager to get back into practice last fall. First, we elected our class officers. Then we entered into the activities of the school, some of the boys joining the Junior Hi-Y, and the girls, the G. A. A. and the Junior Girl Reserves. We are proud of our boys who made the Junior High basketball team. They did well in those Saturday morning games. We are also proud of our class in the support of the War Stamp and Bond sales. Many weeks we came through one hundred per cent. Charles Anderson OFFICERS President- D D D D D D D D DDDD D DDDDDDDDDDD D DDDDDD Phyllis Huber Vice President D D D DD DD D D DDDDD D D D D DDDDD Janet Davis Secretary D D D DDDDD D DDDD D D Shirley Nash Treasurer D D D D DDDDDD D. D D D DDDDD Shirley Koller Advisers D D D D D D D D DMiss Caskey and Miss Hammel Page Twenty-eight G R A D .bf ol, Left to right, FIRST ROV'-F. Smith, II. Osborn, S. Linville, Ii. Sams, B. Jackman, F. Murrer, I.. Lair, R. Hermesch. SECOND RON'-F. Morris, j. llrumma, M. Carpenter, 'I'. Dishon, S. jackson, D. DeGreg0ry, M. Davis, M. Ilingwzlld, P. Morgan. THIRD ROYVfL. Niemann, j. Schumacher, Y. Castor, T. Robbins, D. VVatsun, Ii. jones, IZ. Dunn. FOURTH ROYV-Ii. Kroger, I.. Hawkins, J. Alexander. B. Thomas, P. Austin, I.. Speckter, L. Clapton, G. Hancock, L. Masters, R. llughcs. FIFTH ROW' f R. VVright, J. llodges, J. Nienmnn, Nl. Sharp, ll. XVinLl4', II, Druste. E. Schell. Well, here we are again. Every year you see in this spot a group of seventh graders, and this year it is my class that is above this writing. This is the graduating class of '49, In five years we shall be receiving the privileges that are due every senior. We shall no longer be the lowly seventh graders, but the seniors, to whom the rest of the school looks up. You who have gone to St. Bernard this year know that it is no easy matter to play the game of school lite and get grades above passing. No, you must work and work hard. When I said the graduating class of '49, I meant I hope it will be the graduating class. I am pretty sure it will be. President Vice President Secretary I I I I TreasurerIIII I Advise'rI I OFFICERS Lois Speckter '49 Yvonne Castor I IIIII Billy Sams Doris DeGregory Patricia Austin IIIIMiss Turner Page Twenty-nine Former Classmates in the Service 3 lah 'unv- us I Q 1 mc la Chnln lanlx U1 ure. 11 ull 'L' R .f - 'S- si 'f-,Q 5-+x '+s k + ,gf- M4 39591, we . Y A' 9 K .4 H hx' M M W ff I , !,.a W ' .- - ' 'I' , X X X h O ,f KJ I. lmui- lil rr, 2, lysln-1' 'nw-iw, 5. llclln 'N:gL-l. 4. Ill l km-nig. 5. -lulinls Smith. U, ' 'N ' 'A nj. T. 'lhaun l'iclxln'x'. 5, K In I 's Lal nn. 9. Ii4m.m1 Sp i1-r. IU. lhll lmmmrl. FIRST QUARTER ORG XXIXXI IUXS H X lunlor H1 X lunlor Curl Reserxe Clee Club Student Counul I ltln Club Honor Souetx C X X B X X l e Lerele Pr lm us Blnd Q l x I ' L J 1 X X X l l 4 X ' 7 74 V W i- , Senior Girl Reserve . VN. 'J ', N J ,z ' I.- .. . H I Y et 1 gl! FIRST RON'-XV. Brown. L. Sims, ll. Goldberg, R. Vilood, 1. Morgenroth, C. Dcrore, S h Her. SECOND ROV'-M. Morgan, C. Neuner, V. Dalton, E. Brockman, A. Baldock, Rl t 1: Huber, F. Kattau, R. Pennington. THIRD R0VV7Mr. O'Brien, Adviser, H. Denny, X glt l Vt lson, D. liubanks, ll. llurc. Roberts, ll. Lcininger, Edw. Mary. P. Friedman, Mr. Ml I70llR'I'll HOVVJB. Miller. J. Lmcry, R. Bocltclman, C. Stump, li. Barth, D. Tyler. TH ROVV-VV. llync, D. Smith. P. Muldoon, R. Reardon, A. Breeden, D. Enright. Just what's the cause of the light shining out of the windows at St. Bernard High School almost every Thursday night? Oh, that's nothing un- usual. It's just the regular meeting of the Hi-Y club. This year the Hi-Y has grown considerably. Many St. Bernard and Elmwood boys joined the club and were fondly greeted by the old members at the mid-year initia- tion. This year has also brought many important changes in the Hi-Y ac- tivities. For the first time the gym has been used on program nights, a new Hi-Y room in the gym building has been painted, and an honor plaque, dedicated to the Hi-Y boys in the service, has been placed in the hall of the high school building. The seniors who leave the club this year have a few pointers to give the juniors and sophomores. Donlt ever get the Chief angry at meet- ing fhe'll really be tough on youlg and never call Mr. Nieman 'tHarvey . Byron H. Miller, Jr., '44 OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester James Bowe. ,eeee or ease President We .ncaa James Bowe Robert Pennington W Y Vice President E . eRobert Bockelman Robert Wood Ea, t .. 7 Secretary Philip Friedman Robert Hardiman 7 Treasurer . Harold Denny Byron Miller, Jr.,- 7 .t Program Chairman We t ,,.,e Edward Mary Advisers 7 ea,,e,,ae ,BML Nieman and Mr. O'Brien Page Thirty two Left to right, FIRST ROW-R. YVise, F. Morris, B. Sams, ll. Osborn, M. jones, E. Truex, B. Bernard B. Hughes, C. Blesser. SECOND ROYV-S. Lair, C. Nash, R. Carson, R. Viloellle, L. Lair, E. McDaniel L. Morris, R. Hermesch, P. Morgan, ll. Hyne. TIIIRD ROW!-P. R. Shafer, adviser, C. Anderson, R Schaefer, F. Smith, J. Alexander, J. Bowe, R. Trixnpc, E. Mary, R. Randall, D. llageclorn. In the past year a new organization was founded-the Junior Hi-Y. We were formally installed by the officers of the upper class Hi-Y at an assembly of the school. This first year for the Junior Hi-Y has been successful. At meetings we have talked over our problems and have had interesting movies. We also had the Junior Hi-Y-Junior Girl Reserve party, quite a social event. Mr. Shafer, a newcomer to the faculty, has been a helpful and en- thusiastic adviser to us in this new venture. Donald Hagedorn '47 OFFICERS President Robert Trimpe Vice President Donald Hagedorn Secretary . .--John Alexander Treasurer ---- --J ack Bowe Adviser -.Paul Shafer Page Thirty-three S E N I O R E S E R XTX' E S G I R L Left ru rigln, FIRST ll0H'7II. Meyer, L. Schcflcr, M. Gajus. Y. Nl. Gruber, ll. Steifvatcr, R. Mahan. L. Abeling, V. Ziegler, l'. Ileddlcston. SECOND IVDVV-WSI. Reardon, D. Aloriis, XV. Ilatfielll, R. Robinson, L. Coffey, E. VVagner, M. Billiau, J. Reed, F. Foster. THIRD ROV -Miss Nlorgan, adviser, E. Thompson. V. Morris, NI. Helmkamp, A. VVoody, T. Carroll, M. johnson, KI. Koonen, B. VVitherspoon, P. Knnnen. F. Salyers, Bl. Bluthler, B. Schatzman, F. Sims, J. Endter. FOURTH ROVV-D. Cunningham. M. Peeno, I. N. Holtzclaw, E. Henderer, D. Rishforth, M. Hendricks, A. Halker, N. lvetliington, 1. Sedell. FIFTH ROW'- Ilensley, ll. Zinser. L. Morris, D. Danner, S. Gov.-ding. Nl. Herman, Nl. Ilubcr. Surely everyone has heard of us, the Senior Girl Reserves? Of course, there is a possibility that you do not know just exactly who makes up this organization and what we do. If this is so, let me enlighten your minds by telling you about ourselves. We're a branch of the Y. W. C. A. you've heard so much about, and we're proud of it. We work to try to improve ourselves in all ways and to help others less fortunate than we. Our members are just a group of earnest high school girls who hope to attain these goals. Ruth Robinson '45 OFFICERS President .eeee - eeeeeeee - ee.e - - -Elaine Wagner Vice President -- -- , ..... Ruth Robinson Secretary - - - - - - - - - - -. - - -Helen Steifvater Treasurer -- - - -- - - eeeLe,.e - -- - - -Lorraine Coffey Adviser-A ---- - - ----- . -Miss Grace Morgan SQUAD LEADERS Billie Jean Schatzman Wanda Hatfield Audrey Halker Lois Abeling Margie Gajus Jean Herman Page Thirty-four R E S R V E S Left to right, FIRST RON'-C. Smith, B. Cornelius, S. Smith, P. Huhcr, I. Foley, C. Carson I. Davis, M. Sfroheim. SFCOND ROW'-T, Robbins, I.. Runner, J. Schumacher, Nl. Ringwald, Nl. Davis j. Gruber, K. Masters, P. Austin, J. Stewart. THIRD RON'--Xliss Haggard, Xdviser, jackson, B. Thomas D. DeGregory, L. Hawkins, 1. Alexander. I. Brumma, D. Richardson, FOURTH ROVVgC, Ulmer Y. Castor, I. Kapelson, L. Spaulding, E. Rrumma. Nl. Hendricks. D. Robbins, j. Morris. I.. Cooley. This year, under the guidance of Miss Haggard, the Junior Girl Re- serve Club has had an active program. Since it is a time of war, we have placed emphasis on the Red Cross work, and each Monday night we have gone to the Red Cross in Mount Auburn to fold bandages. In our club program we have had speakers on problems of interest to us. We also had several social affairs, such as square dancing, under the direction of Mrs. Sutton, the Girl Reserve Secretary, and a party with the Junior Hi-Y. Iris Foley '47 OFFICERS President , ce W , Iris Foley Vice President c c , S c c Carol Carson Secretary S, Virginia Morris Treasurer c Phyllis Huber Adviser Miss Haggard SQUAD LEADERS Lois Cooley Jane Stewart Charleen Smith Page Thirty-fiv left in right, l:IIlS'I' RON'-XY. Hatfield. M. Kooncn, Nl. Gajus. P. Koonen, A. llalker, R. Robinson R. Iireithollc, IL, XYagm-r, in Foster, D. Smith. SECOND RON'-Hrs. Paine, adviser. M. Hayes, II. Sams Il. YVilki1:. C. Smith, Xl. Ileardon, .-X. XVoody. D. Morris, S. I.air. I. Stewart. A. Schell. M. Billiau B. Cornelius. THIRD ROXYf-XV. Graybeal, I. Foley, Wleingart, T. Hatter, N. Hensley, F. Salyers Ill. Strohcim. Smith. FOURTH ROXV-J. King, C. Carson, K. Masters, L. Spaulding, G. Singleton B. Nagel, 11. Brumma, Il. Du Iluy, R. Fleissner. Daily, the warbling of the Glee Club echoes through the halls of St. Bernard High School. At first We seemed very rusty , for many of us were in Glee Club for the first timeg but under the capable leadership of Mrs. Paine, we have emerged as much better singers. This organization has made several public appearances throughout the year-at the high school assemblies, the P. T. A. meetings, and the St. Bernard churches. The Triple Trio-a popular group of canaries, indeed-has appeared frequently throughout Cincinnati. We are proud of these successful girls and appreciate their assistance in our club programs. Thus another year of Glee Club history is ended. Fully appreciating Mrs. Paine's patience and hard work and also the pleasure of singing to- gether, we say Goodbye for another year. Urge Thirty-six Dorothy Morris '45 OFFICERS President .. .Dorothy Morris Vice President - ..e-Alma Woody Secretary Marilyn Reardon Treasurer . .- . - -Charleen Smith Librarians Stanley Lair and Robert Wilkie C O LT X C I I, S JXXRII Illtlllkl XII jSlllllxIl SIQFOND RON'- Arter an absence of one year the Student Council of St. Bernard High is again active. At the beginning of the school year the members are elected by the student body. These students, as well as the student body, receive training for worthy citizenship through the development of initiative, leadership self-control, and intelligent obedience. Moreover, this organization es tablishes better spirit and co-operation between students and faculty We feel that we have contributed to the betterment of the school in the past year. Frances Fostei 46 OFFICERS President Bob Bockelman Vice President Mabel Peeno Secretary Frances Foster Treasurer c Joan Sedell Page Tlzirty-seven L A T I N C L U B Left to right, FIRST ROW-M. Nluthler, M. Hineman, V. Morris. R. Ilineman, II. Meyer, E. Thompson. SECOND ROXV-Mr. O'Brien, adviser, T. Tenhover, J. Sayles, D. Morris, R. Fleissner. THIRD RUVVQM. Morgan, P. Wilson. H. Smith, B. Ames. , About once a month, people passing by in the halls of this great in- stitution may observe some queer goings-on in Room 302. What is it? Why, the monthly meeting of the Latin Club, of course. Here we have a good old time for one bellg the next Latin bell we have Caesar once again. This year we have had quite an active Latin Club composed of second and third year Latin students. One of our social events was a skating party, which proved very enjoyable as well as profitable. Powell Wilson ,44 OFFICERS President Curr . C I ,, Mary Muthler Vice President . rrRose Hineman Secretaryr Martha Hineman Treasurer rVirginia Morris Adviser , at rMr. O'Brien Page Thirty-eight If e t I m.,l1l IRST RON R XX :od Nl lx oner D Nlmr ur er P fl mmm lllmr ltau NU 'QOH p organ lx n A Halke ll Stufvate THIRD ROW Nllss laskey 'Sdvise M C, Jus D N10 is VK Hatfield R neman R R b ns L L SL .nzm ln nu 1: Xl signer 'Nl XX Lthingttn 1 tcm g Kd IRTII RON Xliss Stun' .ild Xduser S.: l N r ennth VN F rn R hforth The earlier members of the National Honor Society having launched the ship of knowledge, we boarded it and began our travels to learn more of the lands of Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service The spotlight moment in our travel, of course, was the induction of the new members. This happened February 29, 1944, the day we passed through the lands of Scholarship and Service In March, 1944, we presented the movie, Count of Monte Cristo Here we learned more of the lands of Leadership and Character, through the portrayal of the Count No voyage is ever complete without a lighter moment, and of course our Student Canteen furnished a brief spell of relaxation before we old members departed from the ship and started out on another journey of life itself. Pauline Koonen OFFICERS President 9 Lorraine Coffey Vice President LLMildred Morgan Secretary, L- Pauline Koonen Treasurerw 7 , .LLL ,.,,Jean Endter Advisers A ,Miss Olga Stuerwald Miss Mary Caskey Miss Margaret Breinig Page Thu ty nine X v A 1 O 1 left tn right. FIRST ROXY--li. Xlusters. ll. Zinsur, R. Lune. li. Xlalott. ll. Sums, D. Rishfnrth, Y. Gruber. C. Smith. I. Foley S. XY4.-ingurt, B. Cornelius. li. llwmpwn. SECOND ROXYffj. King. I.. Spaulding, Rl. Gnjus. l.. Coffey. Xl, llelmknmp, ll. Xlahan. Xl. Pct-nu, Y. Ziegler. C. Carson, Xl. Struht-im. S. Smith, ll. Xlcycr. THIRD ROXY---.L XYuudy. Xl. Rvnrqlmx. D, Nlurris, Nl. Billiuu, A. Lstcp, I.. Scltv.-lfcr, Xl llul1cr.j. Bullock, J. Paul. Y. Xlurris, j. Rev.-tl. lfOURl'll ll0Wf B. Du Puy. lf. XYugncr, B. XVithcrspoun D. Cunningham, R. Rulminwn. XI. Kuuncn. XY. llatlleld, l'. Sulyvrs. ll. Suhoenfcld. .Y llnlkcr. Kuester. Xl. Xlorgnn, Xl. Johnmn, Xliss llcuuci. Adxiser, lf. Sinus. ll. llislxforth, F. Foster. Iillilll ROV'-'I' Carroll, ,l. Sayles. R. Schultz. Xl. llcruum. D. Dnnncr. Y. Russcll. J. Stewart, D. XYiIliums. L. Runner. N. XYcthington, I.. Blurris. Nl. lluyes. Left to right, l'Ill'S'I' ROXY4j. Dznis, Ci. lllnwr, Xl. Carpenter. 'l'. Dixhnn. XI. SL'llllIllHCl1Cl', J. lludmu I R. Xlugler. X. Hicks. SECOND ROXY4Ii. lxincnitl. I'. Rt-hbins. J. Scl1t1l11uclu-r, ll. 'l'.mmas. D. Ik-Ln wry. 1. Gruber. j. Xlurris, l.. Nieman. J. lizipt-lsrm. THIRD ROIY-I.. lluwkins, S. jackson, Y. fustor. I' Xuwtm. J. llrunmm, D. lllclmrthuxm, l-. jones, ID. XYntsun. Miss Rr.-uwcr, Aclviscr. ITOURTII llOXYffl Xlcxumlur, l.. Spt-nur, S. Xmln ll, Rnlnhinx, I.. Clmlvx, P. Ilnlu-r, Cy. Trust, S. liullvr. J Y L L e I t r ht RSI ROW ll 0 b P IN 4 rg johns n R Her esch T Nl Dan bp llma OXD ROVK G C l 3 Xl NI g L C a us W ll n It B Bennett D Haged rn RD ROW C X d F Nl rr s K ash l: Schell YK Nl Dai i l l E Paul lRTlI ROV E I S l Kd J S h e a Nl Sharp X Schuma h r R Tr mpe E Xlar R R l ll FIFTH ROV R Schaefer R Schuma h r R C' r ll n The B A A. tries to promote good, clean sportsmanship among the boys in the school. It is made up of boys who are among the best athletes in the classes up to the tenth grade. All the boys must have passing grades to be eligible. During the past year, after our meetings we had basketball tourna ments, tumbling team work-outs, and volley ball games. ln basketball season between halves of the games, the B. A. A. put on acts, such as box ing matches, tumbling exhibitions, and basketball games among the ele mentary school boys We hope as the years pass that this organization will keep up the good clean sportsmanship among the students of St. Bernard High School, and help in the development of material for the Varsity teams. Robert Trimpe 47 OFFICERS President S . as -Donald Hagedorn Vice President...-i... ..saArthur Schumacher Secretary and Treasurer . -- -M aRobert Trimpe Sergeant at arms .. ..aaJack Bowe Adviser , BE. J. Sayles Page Forty one L E C E R C i L E Left tu right, HRST RON'-H. Lune, H. Morrow, R. llincman, J. Sayles. SECOND ROW'--B. lliller, VV. Eaton, R. Davis, Miss Stuerwald, adviser. Because of the limited number of members, it has been difficult for Le Cercle Francais to pursue a variety of interesting activities this year. However, we feel that we have gained something of value in our study of the cultural background of pre-war France. France has fallen, but it is our devout hope that we shall some day watch her rise again into the glorious nation she once was. Page Forty-two Joan Sayles OFFICERS Presidente c,,ee. , e. ee,Joan Sayles Vice President ,,.. -mee eesRobert Davis Secretary-Treasurer cc as H- ,S - .c.e eDoris Moore Program Chairman, e S e,evRose Marie Hineman Adviserwe e,ee,c. ,, e c,Olga V. Stuerwald Left to right, FIRST ROVV-Drum Majors, S. Gceding, R. Vandament, M. Billiau, R. Robinson F. Salyers. SECOND ROW-E. Mary, R. Schaefer, E. Kroger, P. Huber, P. Morgan, M. Jones, F. Morris D. Morris, L. Morris, T. Brown, B. Daffaron, T. Sprague, P. Morgan, G. Hyde, M. Davis, R. Schumacker THIRD ROVV-J. Ziegler, E. Slaybaugh, B. Ames, I. Hodge, C. Nash, A. Halker, B. Schatzman, M. Ring- wold, D. DeGregory, R. Mugler, L. Cooley, L. Hawkins, L. Runner, E. Foster, 1. Reed, 1. Smith, E. MC Daniel, I. Meyer. FOURTH ROVV-R. VVise, J. Alexander, A. Schumacher, E. Brockman, H. Goldberg, T VVethington, R. Trimpe, N. Morgan. FIFTH ROW--B. Hughes, R. Bennett, D. Hagedorn, R. Wood R. Davis, Mrs. Pfaff, Director. SIXTH ROW-C. Stump, A. Schoenfeld,'G. Steckinger, I. Morgenroth R. Pennington, R. Smith. Since the band started a number of years ago, it has gradually grown into quite a large organization. Many of us have been in the band from the first, and we feel that there is a tremendous difference between our playing then and now. This is due largely to the work of our directors- first, Mr Pfaff, and now, Mrs. Pfaff. During the past year, the band played at many school functions, and gave ltS first band concert. We sincerely hope that we are and always will be a credit to our school and our director. Audrey Halker '45 Page Forty-three 'BMW TINIE OIQT 41' Q sn u-vii'-.., NXXX Ni' I5 lg I I I I 9 lo , Q' Q. QQ' . f I -lf : .' . A . 1.13: ' ' N I N' . Q I fu' X, r '+I , IRI 1 4 X . M Q . . . ' Lx ' Af' I 'I . 'Q .I N l 1 . 0. E, ' ,- my . X' b f H1 A-J S n ,iw : ' .S . I. ' . , I eg: K . 1' Y 0 ' : 1 , ' , 2 V Q I 'U' N, . . . , I Q f , ef .I 4 1 - , my M , ,. Q 1' - :wg 45, ,, . . 525: I ' I I .N A F .YA X .if J I. II. rw, 1, II. f. w. .II mv. . . ', I f -, iv. I I1 -. -, I 1u'm1m', S. Ilfflllvl. W. X1vI.I XM. III. I MMI . II. XIIII 'I II -. I.x.' Ix. Ii. II IIII. II. YI.z1mw. Ii. Nhlv--I S1-QCQND QUARTER SPOR I S X lrsltx B Reserxe B lsl etb 1ll lumor H1 h Blsl etb 1ll lntr1mur1l Blsl etb 1ll Cl1'lI1lplOHS Tennm Cheerleaders Tr uk B web 1ll XX X f ll 2 2 2 'l H' v 66 W9 f B . Varsity B21sl4etl121ll Q ' 234 2 . ' 'g 2 il 2 2 2 24 2 2 ' 2 ,Y 2, 2 Left to right, FIRST ROVV-B. Bliller, 11. Brockman. R. XVo0d, 'H. Leininger, I. Blorgeneroth. C Devore, Jas. Bowe. SECOND ROW'-C. Stump, R. Davis, XV. Brown, XV. Hyne, R. Vklachsman, F. Kattau P. Friedman. THIRD ROW-A. Breeden. XV. Haarmnn. R. Reardon, R. Bockelman, R. Hnrdiman, D. Enright This year, for the first time in the history of St. Bernard High School, a Varsity B Club was organized. The membership of the club consists of those boys who, through athletic achievement, have earned Varsity letters. The activities of the club were somewhat limited, and we did not enjoy too great a success. However, we did serve as the central organ for several projects to raise money for the athletic fund, and despite our limited activity, we do not think that we have wasted the year. In carrying out our club purpose-To encourage the playing of athletics and to stress the importance of physical fitness in the school and commu- nity-we have been quite successful, due, in part, to the aid of our junior branch, the B. A. A. James Bowe '44 OFFICERS President -B a aa -i a James Bowe Vice President i. B lllilftobert Davis Secretary. r S S i l,l.Robert Wood Adviser- - E. J Sayles Page Forty-six B A S K E T B A L L I F ST RON L B L X X R J SECOND ROKR I R H The Varsity Basketball Team of 1943-44 had one of the best and most thrilling seasons of any team ever to wear the school colors. We had an all game record of 18 wins and 4 losses, and went undefeated in 12 games in the M. V. I. L. circuit four of our victories last minute or overtime thrillers Then because of our excellent season's record we went to the District Tournament at Xavier Fieldhouse as one of the favored quintetsg however after eliminating Oxford McGufTey and Deer Park, we were defeated by a tough Lockland five in a quarter-final contest We realize, that though our record was very impressive, we did not accomplish all that we should have. Therefore, in closing, I feel that it is no more than my duty to ask next year's team to profit by our unnecessary mistakes. James Bowe 44 ld Page Forty-seven R E E R V E Loft to fight, FIRST ROXV-F. Rattan, Manager, R. Randall. J. Alexander, R. Hering, R. VVuod. R. Ellis, E. lluber. SECOND ROVV-L. J. Sayles, Coucli, .-X. Schumacher, T. YVetl1ingt0n, Roberts, J. Craven, D. llagcdorn, ll. Colrllierg, Nlanagvsr. THIRD ROW'-B. Annes, C. Neuner, j. Bowe, D, Scheffer. Y. Dalton. As school got under way, so did basketball. After a month or so of practice, the Reserve Team was picked, and we traveled to Plainville, only to be defeated. However, as the season went into full swing, we proved our metal, with the result that Roger Bacon Reserve Team was the only other one to defeat us. In the last game of the season, we defeated Wyom- ing Reserves, thus winning the Millcreek Valley crown. With sixteen wins against two defeats, we had a successful season. Here's hoping next year's team meets with as much success. Tom Wethington '46 Page Forty-eight t VK t r e Xl h lx hl D n D As school began and the days started roll1ng along the boys rn the seventh and elghth grades looked forward to trylng out for the junlor h1gh basketball team The weeks slowly passed and finally practlce was called by Mr Shafer Few elghth graders trled out for the team but many seventh graders d1d Our games were called for Saturday mornlngs and we started off the season by loslng a game to Lockland by one po1nt We won the other four games but bv loslng to Lockland we came ID second place IH our league We WlSh our team next year all the success we had and even more Perry Morgan 49 Page Fo: I11 nm A A Lef to right, FIRST RO '-P. Aus in, Checrleade , F. Morris, L. Lair, R. ll rmesch, P. l orga B. Sams, I.. Morris, S. jackson, Cheerleader. SECOND ROW'-P. R. Shafer, Coach. G. Hancock, li. Sch ll '. 'o cr, XV. Mc a icls, R. Carson, T. ishon, Cheerleader. v . . , Y . , ' . 7 af 7 Y A l M T L L Left to right, FIRST ROW'-II. Goldberg, R, Puxningtun, R. VVachsman, R. Bockelman. B. Brown, C. Stump. SECOND ROVV-J. Morgenmth, Nlnnngcr, ll. Lcininger, E. Mary, F. Kgntuu. li. Huber, R, uvis. nmna fer. . . . , . . - - s v 1 , . . . . . U . , - . . ,, ' 7 D 5, Page Fzfty The Jumor Class 1S proud of 1ts basketball team whxch won the IH tramural basketball champlonshlp We as wlnners would l1ke to say that the class teams showed good sportsmanshxp and s1nce the teams were well matched they played really good ball The champlons won five of thelr s1x games losmg one to the Flght mg Sen1ors We hope that mtramural basketball act1v1t1es w1ll develop even more m the future years Bob Pennmgton 45 g thi! Well sprmg IS certamly here That s what we heard qulte a few of our fellow students saymg when they saw us carryxng our over s1zed badmlnton rackets to practlce Although our tennls team lS smaller than that of some of the other schools we feel that It s takmg 1ts place among the other athletlc act1v1t1es of our school Of course we reahze that we havent acqulred Don Budge s style but gxve us t1me It IS too early m the season to report the outcome mn the league but as th1s goes to press we re ln there trymg to w1n some honors for good old St Bernard Hlgh Edward Mary 45 Page Fzfty one Left ro right, FIRST RONY-lldw. Mary, ll. XVnnd, jus. Howe. SECOND RON'-li. llulmer, j. Nl: emu , . Miller. as - - - rv y - , . v - s - 1 ' 7 , .. Y . , . . . 1 C H E E R R E S E L R E V A E D E R lraniuw lnslvr. Hairy llnycs, Bcity Du Pup. Ruth Schultz, Yixi.m Ziegler, Eluim Hlnpnl-r, XYanda Hath-Id. C 1 H E V E A R R 5 L IE T A Y D 12 R S 5735 ws Left to right, FIRST ROVV-P. Friedman, H. Goldberg, W. Eichler, R. Smith, R. Bockelman, J. Smith S. Peeno, E. J. Sayles, Coach. SECOND ROW-R. Reardon, R. Vllachsman, D. Enright, E. Brockmun, R Gajus, H. Leininger, R. Davis. THIRD ROXV-C. Devore, E. Mary, J. Boehm, ll. Anderson, j. Morgenroth H. Denny, J. Bowe. C. Stump. Since St. Bernard became a member of the Millcreek Valley Inter- scholastic League in 1943, we participated in the M.V.I.L. track meet in- stead of the Hamilton County meet, as we had in former years. Even with weather conditions against us during the training season, we managed to make a creditable showing in the meet, the elementary junior and senior groups taking second places, the high school junior group placing third, and the high school senior group, sixth. NOTE: Since it is necessary to prepare this Annual earlier this year. the pictures and records of the baseball and track teams are those of IQ43. This policy of report- ing the preceding season will he continued in future editions of the St. Bernardian, Page Fifty--three B E B Left to right, FIRST RON' --R. Davis. J. llaarnmn, R. Reardon, C. Stump, R. VVuchsinun, D. Enright. SECOND ROVV-E. Brockman, C. Dcvorc, D. YVade, E. J. Sayles, Coach. THIRD ROV'-F. Kalmu, manager, A. Breeden, C. Alexander, ll. .Xmlersorn J. Morgenroth, J. Bone. If your memory is good, you will remember that the 1943 baseball season was more suited to swimming. However, we practiced indoors and finally, with practically no outdoor Workouts, we played five league games, winning one and losing four. As we go to press, we can report that the weather and our 1944 teams are making good records. Page Fifty-four THIRD QUARTER DI XRX 1010 S SX -XPSHO l S N f 4 X ,X Y ,,, x .Ak N' N 71W ' R41 x R Page Fzfty sz: JEAXWE S JABBER SEPTEMBER The k1ckofT' Ex ery old St Bernardran and ex ery new Fresh1e on the field of learnmg New coach MISS Stuerwald F1ghts on glrlsl New Sophomores fbovsj enrolled LOUISE Scheffer g1V1I'1g out w1th that gr1n after the G A A elect1ons Congratulat1ons LOUISE' Battle of the ballots' Classes elect officers G A A 1n1t1at1on fwlth ch1l1 tool OCTOBER Pass the gloves' The SBHIOFS are trymg to declde on a class r1ng Th1ngs are reversed The teachers entertam the students 1n the first assembly SOCIBI get together? M1ss Morgan entertalns the second bell study hall at a D T party Nursema1d Sayles lS seen tucklng the basketball boys IH at nrght The H1 Y 1n1t1ates go fem1n1ne St Bernard Band presents an even1ng concert NOVEMBER A well known redhead 1n sh1p s cloth1ng comes 1nto our m1dst J un1or Red Cross chapter formed at St Bernard Hlgh Denny s absent We have peace Denny s present We have pleces Student Counc1l sponsors a school dance open to the commun1tv A l1mp1n here and a l1mp1n there L1n1ment l1n1ment everywhere Darn that G A A skatmg party last n1ght' J un1or Class play H1gh Pressure Homer Homer s pressure IS back to normal DECEMBER St Bernard takes Walnut Hrlls for two games The rugged redhead heads our boys to a v1ctory at Greenhllls H1 Y G1rl Reserve Dance proves to be qurte a success w1th Johnny Bennett s orchestra prov1d1ng the muslc There IS a Santa Claus' School d1sm1ssed two davs early for Chrlstmas vacat1on B111 E1ch1er leaves for the Navy JANUARY V8C3t1OH over New Year s resolut1ons are brlght and Shlny Ph1l1p Frledman proves h1mse1f qu1te a Romeo w1th h1S romancmg at basketball games We have a mov1e Charm and Personal1ty Sen1ors choose thelr Commencement announcements 27 28 Exams' 9 2G 1, v 1 l 1 7 ' D V aa I - sv , ss ' Y' 8 ' ' , ' . U . V 15 ' ' ' ' ' . . . ' . 23 . . 30 . l v. .. . D . .., ! 5 I . . . . . 6 . . . . 8 . - l . . 12 ,L I ,, . . . . - 16 .- . .. ,, . . 22 . ' . 2 ' . ' . 3 ' .... . 4 ' .... ' . 5 ' , 19 ' 65 ' .H 22 ' ' . 3 . ' . 10 H H ' ' . 18 .n - . . y . 23 . l . . M , 28 ' ' . 3 ' . ' ' ' ' . 14 .. . . . L, ,, . . . 1 '- ' . FEBRUARY Semors glV6 a dance to help enlarge the Annual fund St Bernard plays Roger Bacon Reserves w1n 30 to 29 Imt1atxon of the Teen Age Canteen proves to be a real success Homer brlghtens Room 336 wrfh that green shlrt plnk t1e red sweater yellow socks and blue pants Zootle' Flash' MULDOON REFORMS' He s a flatfoot for the Student Councrl We wrnd up the league basketball season by defeatmg Wyommg An extra day What' Does the Ratxon Board know 1t MARCH Mxss Morgan recelves flowers from her Engllsh class What no polrshed appleso Our Annual typlst Verla Mae 1S the first sen1or to recelve the gold typxng award What sen1or rn h1StOly class Sald that the slaves were frled after the C1V1l War? Flrst day of sprmg when a young man s fancy turns to what the g1rls have been thlnkmg about all year along Semor G1rl Reserves glve out wlth a dance APRIL Lower grades are all 100 1 rn the1r War Stamp buylng fSen1ors note J Semors present Ever Smce Eve as thelr dramatlc contr1but1on for 1944 Sr G R supper meetlng They really sang for thelr supper' St Bernard baseball team w1ns from Deer Park 4 to 1 Our Tennls Team defeats Roger Bacon What a day for St Bernard MAY Assembly Prevlew of our debate on the Junlor Town Meetmg The Sophomore Englxsh class glves a play Lockland Student Councll v1s1ts our school The Glee Club presents Old Melodles Are Best Alumn1 dance We re on the axr Jumor Town Meetmg over W S A I Thanks Junlors for a swell Prom Another bzg event the Honor Banquet JUNE Baccalaureate SCFVICGS at the Wrlson Memorlal Church Our Trlple Tr1o srngs Here rt ISU Graduatron 9 Report for mductron boxs Grrls get on those home front Jobs Page Fzfty seten 5 ' ' . 8 . . ' , . 11 ' ' ' - . 15 . , .V . y . . Y Q 18 . . ' 21 ' , ' ' . 29 l . . ' ' . 13 . . . . y . 15 . , , . . . 17 . . . Q . N . ,, 21 . - . 7 , . 25 ' ' ' . 4 fp., . . . . . y i 14 Shop boys dress up, much to the surprise of Miss Morgan. 21 . ,, . ,, . . . . 26 . l. . ' . ' ' . 28 . ' , . ' 2 . ' ' ' . 3 . . . ' 5 LL ' -YY 6 ' . 7 ' ' Z ' ' , . . . . 27 ' , .. 29 ' - . 4 . . . ' . . . 7 ! . ' Q . Y DElXYX S DROOLINGS R T Nleman Hey you can t make a turn to the rrght' J OBIJLH Why not R T N1eman Well a rzght turn rs wrong here and a left turn rs rrght If you want to turn rrght turn left and aw go ahead' M1 Denny When I was a boy a ways ate the crusts Harold Drd you lrke them Mr Denny Of course I drd' Harold Then you can have rnznc Dad Even h1s best fll8Dd vxouldnt tell h1m so he flunked the ex 1m Myrt That redhead makes me trred Ros1e H No wonder you re always' chaszng hrrn A CE1ta1I1 party 1n the Sen1o1 Class thmks that the Pu1ple Healt IS a dxsease Mlss Morgan James you ve left fin qer prints on nearly all those books James B Well Mrss Morgan t shows I havent a gurlty conscrence Dallas What does rt rnean by sea soned troopsf' Sgt Obee Mustered by the officers and peppered by the enemy MISS Caskey Is that play you were workrng on finrshed' Lorralne It rs Mlss Caskey Has rt been publrshed yet LOYIAIHQ Yes thats what finrsherl Paulme K tansvxerlng the telephone? Hello? VOICE Who rs thzs Paullne K I dont knou who zs rt Johnnle was a chemlst But Johnnle 15 no moxe F01 what he thought xx 18 HO Was H SO Gaxnett Barber hate you eter shaved a crazy man? Barber No but clrmb rn the chazr I ll do my best Hardmman What rs the faculty? Kellev A bunch of people who get pard for helprrrg the senrors rur1 the school Page Fzfty erght R Reardon Hey Brzggs whats your arnbrtrono A Breeden havent any I lst want to be the prrncrpal of St Bernard Hrgh Thelesa txunnmg mto a storeb Qurck my father rs bezng chased by a bull Clerk Cexcltedlyb What can I do? Theresa Put a filrn rn my camera hurry' M1 Saxlts Say hou ttert those fel lows at the Norwood track meet' Benny H Boy they were terrrble' Why that guy rn front of rne was so slow MISS Morgan lentelmg 1oomD Now then Byron Drd you talk whrle I was out of the room? Byron M Only WUNST Mzss Mor gan MISS MOIgaH Lorrazne what should he have sa1d Lorrame H should have sarc TWICT Mrss Morgan We always laugh at teachel s rokes N0 mattex what they be Not because they I6 funny Jokes But It s good polxcy' Caller Good mornrng Mrs Muldoon I rn from the electrrc company I under stand there rs sornethrng rn the house that won t work Mrs Muldoon Yes hes upstarrs M1 Kldmel d1d not mlnd h1s aunt VlS1t mg h1m twlce a year but he objected to he1 staymg SIX months each t1me M1 SCh3f61 Donald can you tell rne what a grudge rs Donald E A grudge 1s a place where they keep autornobzles Homet Havent I seen you some where before? G11l Its posszble Ite been there seteral tzrnes B1eeden Darlzrrg how can I ever leave you? Mrs H Cshoutlng f1om the othe1 1oomJ Bus trolley trarn or tatr Judge Why drd you steal that fifty thousand dollars Accused I 'was hungry 7 js 1 1 1 . ' 1 1 .U . : I . Jr ' ' ' ' . . . ,, ' ' - -1 ,, . . 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H1' N1 I11'rx1Ii. 44 II11- l1.1111l 11.151-11 1111. 11 1 11 2 1 11 N 1 1 1111 S111 R111, 11 H11 1 11 111 1 I 1111 N 11' ' 11 111 111 1 Page Sith Hlt Parade of the Class of 1944 Homer Anderson J1m Bowe Arthur Breeden Theresa Carroll Garnett Coffey Lorra1ne Coffey Harold Denny John Emery Jean Endter Donald Enr1ght Ann Estep Dallas Eubanks Ph1l1p Frledman Marg1e Gajus Verla Mae Gruber Shxrley Hammer Robert Hardxman Pauhne Hedlesten Mlldred Hendr1cks Evelyn Henderer Jeanne Herman Irene Holtzclaw Margaret Johnson Robert Kelly Pauhne Koonen Sh1rley Kuester Eleanor Luebbermg Byron Mlller Mlldred Morgan Paul Muldoon Mabel Peeno Robert Reardon Dorothy Rlshforth Joan Sayles Loulse Scheffer Sh1rley Schwanecke Joan Sedell Florence S1ms Thelma Tenhover Elame Wagner Naom1 Wethlngton Powell Wllson Bertxe Wltherspoon VIVIHII Z1egler I ll Never Smzle Agazn Im the One Cancllelzght and Wzne Im Just Wtld about Harry O' How I Hate to Get Up tn the Mornzng Get Your Man I Couldnt Sleep a Wznk Last Ntght The Dreamer Im Secretary to the Sultan Surry wzth the Frmge on Top Do I Know What Im Dozng I Want to be a Football Hero Wzllze the Wolf of the West Margie He Wears a Pazr of Silver Wzngs Take It Easy Speak Low No Letter tn the Mazl Today Let a Smzle Be Your Umbrella You re My Lzttle Pm up Gzrl Lzvm Lovzn Laughzn My Heart Tells Me Injun Gal Heap Hep Bzg Norse from Wznnetka The Lady tn Red Wzshmg Skaters Waltz Come Josephzne tn My Flyzng Machzne I ll Get By Mr Fzve by Fzve Hey Mabel' Watt For Me Its Love Love Love In the Navy' Baby Please Stop and Thznk about Me Take Me Out to the Ball Game Satan Takes a Holtday Oh Johnny Oh ' Oh Brother What More Can I Say Green Eyes Rzdm Hzgh No Love No Nothzng My Old Kentucky Home Johnny Zero . 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' ' v 1 A . . 6 Ready for Service 5 H . . . V 1 HE ASSOCI QXTIOX f an Tower Ax enue School C gl L of PARENT - TEACHERS I LNIBFR COXIPAXX il BFRN ARD QHIO Compliments f SNUUIQ-YEITH l' '. , U. PHP DORSI COXII XXX soczczl CLASS RINICS md PINQ COL EGF md SOCIETY JEWELRY SPORT CH ARWIS PL AQL ES STA1 UE1 IES owl club arzrljmtcznzlff 1 2100 Rc ldlll R md Phone Pbhkxx IX 3360 r a wr 1 y , f J K A 4 A I '1 W 'Y I Y A L, C . . K., T f LJ J C YT V171 'Y I Special attention gircn to . ' .sch ,' , 'jg O ' XL ' Q oz X . 'Y Q ':: Best Wuhes, to Claes of 1944 THE LATIN CLUB Complzments ff NILR SEI SILDIO 514 Vme Street C11'lC.1Ilf1dtl Ohxo Complzments of THh SLHLI 'll GOSIGER CGXIPAXX The Enqrau s of Th S Annual .' 1: ' N ri NF1 ' . ' ' x . , . i. ' , . Y x N Y if I - A 4 J A 1 Y A A L 'III' I., Complzmefnrs of thc H X Best W zshcs Fmm St Bernf1rdToxxer XXCHUC Iul,l1L Suhool Band Boostem . i , , . I v YI: u a . ,- f v A - . . J , ,. w . - x . x IIEXS BX Sl BIRX XRD Xll RCHXXIS XSSOCIXIIUX Compliments of N r 1 r 1 v w v f Ll I , ,. . f X lx Co m pl i me n ts of if 1 1 V 4 A, K a A A A x , vf 1 wa w w W f 1 v 4 A A 1 A A A A A k A A A A I 11111 S1 l 672,11 Compllments of DALGHTERS OF AXIERIC-X HEI COXIE COLNCII No 111 7fze Seaacfz Mal Www Zach X ll X X In tht 1UdLlS1lldl llfc of Alllcllca 7fSLll7Cll hae bun of LOI1NliDt1X ll'!LIL1Q1T1f., llllpolt lrlce Toddx lt IS l I'1l1lOI1c1l UUILL f th last llch of lrldtlstllll md Col Q c l8b0IilO119S IS p1OVlI'1g lte x llug IH xx ll Tha Telephone xx ls IJOII1 ln a 1dbO1 ltolx .1 leeult of 1QSLdICh9S ln LIQCUILIIN and lcoustlcs speech and hull mg And suentlsts haw contlnucd thell bealch un the telnphorlg be-ttcl and bcttel At Ball Telephone Labolatorles the sealch xxlll DLX61 and SIDCL bQfOI6 Pcall H'lIbOI lts Qclentlsts and an glllcels hdXL Concintlated on ploducts fol oul llmcd f0ILLS But xx hen thls xxolk IS hlppllx OXLI thu xxlll bL 1CidX to contlnllc thell ciaxglopnlcnw fol the needs ff pt act THE CINCINNATI 81 SUBURBAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY I Y X 1 . 1 V T Y J A '. 4 J v X c x' :iff ' 1 x-' - -Lx: - 1 ll . 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St Bundxd Complzments of MITCHELL AVENUE BAKERY Qualzty Bake1y Goods E M11ChLl1 Axe A 9311 DRINK Ps, o THE PEPS1 COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 810 Wpst Flith Stlget C1nC1nn'1t1 Ohlo JOHNNIY S MUSIC STORE Sheet Musu Plano Rolls Noleltzcs 33 Vmp Benn 1 Opmn Lulu CXLIIITIQ., QxcQptSund1x 8 C mplzmc nzs f 'XI ANSION GRILL 491 Xme- Stleet S B mfud Complzms nts of JOHN GESSENDORF LUMBER COMPANY Page 961011111 fllf w '1 1- 7 ' ' 1. . -' ard 4 ' ' . li I n 204 . ' ' '. V. I . . , . 1 1 1 f ' .' ' .J ',. 4723 ' 1St. St. 2111 N , V . 1'1' 1 -n'-. ll' 6330 to 230 'cf ' ' :oi 1 . - . I -1'-f ' t. 2- ' 1? Complzments oj COUNCILMAN EARL H SMITH LADIES AUXILIARY No 1694 EAGLES Nlentlngb lst and hd Wednesdavs NILITIIDEIS Wa lcomr Elmwood Pl ice Ohlo PARK S SHOE STORE X RAY FITTING 4120 Vme St St Bemend 6071 Vme St Elmwood Plein. 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