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

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ELAINLQ LIVINGOOD lflaine rame from ldllllttlfillll in her sophomore year to enter our 1-onunereial department. We greatly admire the short blonde looks und lleautilul eomplexion of this memlver of the Frank, Liringood. and Wilson Trio. llonorni' I.l 1'm:k Dot Nnothei l'ilmwoodite to finish our eommereial vourse. Dot was the '.iilt'llll1lN of our senior play. She never had an idle llNllllt'lIl hut tlitti-d like a lvutterlly from Y-Teens to C.A.A. and journalism. ller sulntle wit is one of her greatest assets. lCl.Micn lxlAYIlUltlZ Elm ln his sophomore year, Elmer Vlllllt' over from Roger Havon. We'u- relied upon him to operate our movie projevtor, and he-'s I'unm'tioned faithfully there. He has heen an all-'round athlete partir-ipating in base-liall. traek, lmaskethall, and footlrall. lll-ZIAHN Mm Amvu Alu:- llelen 1-anne all the way from llartwell to he one of us, and the other hall' of Dot Terry. Her amhition is to he a good serretary. ller I1en1-lies-ami-meant lmeauty will make her a lovely one! J EA N Allfcv iii: ,Icunic ' Our svhool paper was the lretter for ,leaniifs journalistic contributions. You might think this happy-go-lucky gal hadn't a serious thought in her head, yet she was elected to National Honor Soc-iety in her junior year. I,i:s'ri:x hlURRlS Les', WU- all depend on l,esl His dry wit and ready laughter enlivened all his 1-lasses. and his line sportsmanship and von- sistent good work on the teams eontrilrnted nun-li to our athletie sin-eesses. We all will remember I.es as our Senior Class llresident. lxlARYl!N Nlomtls 'gRic-lfvr! Rim-kertis one of those lnvky guys. equipped with a ma ',' eylimlered mind yet alrle to run on one! He used them all, though. in history and did he take the lead! In liaselmall sea- son, Marvin van always he found at Crosley Field, for he's an ardent Reds fan. Rrrn Mi't:i.i:R Ruthie One of our intelligentsia , Ruth was a memlrer of Senior National Honor Soviety and played the role of mother in the junior play. She was one of the typists for this Annual. A merry lass. she heralds her approavh with a vheerful giggle. TK'

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'P In l,nAiu,on rr K,lm.1x .Sm .' ' I hurlolh- ual .' ' ' ' I I , 0' X vqillll N fir xxtuxx 5 one- of our most outstanding KZJLA. champions, 1-we-llirl ' 1'1lliliiV in all s sorts. llc-r firv 'ood humor huo ed L 1 . i t ,L , us all through study hulls or hlilory CIIIIZZQQ. his has man.: 0 HAROLD HYNE Thr' Views of '48 Vfbllitillil got along: without thx' l'iI4'l'I'i-Ili tow lwzui. Hzlrohi lows to talk. and ll4llZliiY hug sonu-thing wc-il worth talking uhout. This f'h:ii'zu'te'ristie' wax vspwiziliy notim' runny frivnmls at St. BPI'Ilil1'li liiglk 0 . :V I uhh' in Miss fN1org:zni's home-room. , 4 '-H , W ik, or ff Ji . ,l.yxj'Cn si:ib ,lwl' M' ' 4. f' gif . Mila . ixill.'I'U'N ,loxl-is Milt K, 'g va' L,-04? ,ENV r I I June- if vilfbof outs! ' fiillgiwllllillifpzl riiityfgr lili. and 11 Milt. ai if-zulor in zlrtlvitios. sure-ly gxoi anionmif 'K liiY0i-lllilll gpm- I fm 'tg' .kfloyg SllIlIlUl'tf'l' of ull our func, sho von- for Miss Niorgxunis Engziisli 1-hiss tiist'llSQi0llS. he- lu-pt the- sauna Q 4:ll:'1f,llQiS1'h1m0 wone in vorunle-r4'iul 4-hiss:-s. fool hvzlii whvthvr s4'ore-kfwpillgz at glauiws or snapping pvrwn- vU,f5u ' ulitivs nhont thc- vzunpus. ' 21.1.14 Ili min l'l11'lIy i'hvIhQ wi- '1 National Honor Sovir-ty lm-mhvr uml ons- of our two 91'lli4ll'!4 lilkillgl Influstrizll lIlu'rnisti'y. Bvsifirs this, shm- uwtm-lv pzirtivipute-fl in ll.A..'N.. Y-'l'f'c'llQ. ami lhuul. Phyllis and jc-an i'1-inhe-rton ure' thi- jll'f'ilIf'Sl of pals. ,Immun iilllSllN u,,t'IlVIi!'u This Ni'sll4'iUllS iilth- huiy. our 'flvnny l.in1l Song hirii, has lHlI'iIl'IIlili1li in sm-xc-rail mlrunnitii' proihlvtions. Sho muy hr- our npovkvt million hu! thvro is nothing: lilnitvrl in hf-r vovzihiliziry. Sha- vain 1-Imm-r in hoth Kviglisii and F11-livli. Ullflc'r'll Elm I x RUIILIER lfr1 ' Erwin is one' of thofo nilii-Al'HllIlliu stnih-nt-. ih' wus wry zlvtiw in vxtrzl-r'i1rri1'11hir l .1 IiH iii-Y, Kil'lllT1lliiI'h. mul trzivk. iwsilivs ox4'c'iiii1g: in F1'ilUii1Stil' pursuits. 'K lIH'll1iH'l' oi' Svnioi National Honor Sovim-ty. unil ifilitor oi thiw Xnunzli. GI-1li,Xl,IlINl1 Ki mix Ji-1'rr Invryoiw hlu-s our gvnth' lorry. For Qnvh ai 1llIl4'i hiss. sha- lll':'0lHIliiFill'S wonalc-rs --4-fpxwizlilv in ilu- homo vi-onornii-Q 1h-- PilI'IllIl'I1i of ch-sign. She' likvs all fports. and slu- took port in the' ffirk nil!-iU'iililii Ifllll'lIilIlN'llf.

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llonnox Nfxsn Moxie Cordon prolialrly has discovered some good reeipes for the hakery, sinee he took Industrial Chemistry this year. Though he loves to tease the girls, they approve his taste in elothes and risk riding in his new Dodge. J m N Pmi HERTI 1 N 4'Jemzie Vie appreciate our trim, quiet Jeanie. She rarely misses a lrasketlvall game, and this year was viee president of Student Council. One of her holrlxies is photography, and she used lu-r experienee to help with the snapshots of this Annual. hiARY l,lfRlt1M Mary is it quiet girl who has seores of friends. She was one of our most loyal sport fans, especially in fonthall season. We eould always find her in olhee praetiee classes, or with llot l'aul, Marilyn S1'hlllIlilt'llf'l'. 01' ,lerry Kubitz. tIu.uu,i:s i,llIl.l'01' Pots Pots is a familiar figure to all St. Bernard fans, sinee he has managed one team or another ever sinee he eame to us. lle kindly shares his trusty Plyniouth with his shop-mates. Charlie has many friends at St. Bernard. Sixleelz 0 Imomgizyi-1 Powizu, Ima', This Halter egov of Melt Tenliover held t , distinetion of heing the most denture girl in the elass. Iniogeneis amhition to lveeome an English teacher seems justified hy her grades in English. Her pleasant personality has won Imogene many friends. DoNAI.n l'iu:s'roN 'Wlorzli' The shop lmoys put their seal of approval on this lad when they eleeted him president of Archimedes flluh. Monk lives hy two rules: g l'here's a time to laugh and a time to he quiet and Better late than never. Ki-:NNi:'rn RECORD Ken Ken is a jovial fellow, lmut he has his serious side, too. Witness those N, term papers in history. For a holihy Ken builds model trains to seale. In his spare time he drives a '48 Pontiae. Kenneth loves nothing better than a good argmnent. Hoyt EARN: Rl-:Evss Red Ednzfs pretty red head was rarely out of sight, for if she was not representing us in speech contests or class plays, she was engaged in some Y-Teen or Honor Soeiety activity. She also was one of the business managers of our Annual.