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

Page 32 text:

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'

Page 31 text:

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

Page 33 text:

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