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

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1949 volume:

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NVQ, the l3orty-niners, loola baclx over the mountain pealgs and Valleys which we have Stfllgglcll to 17858 011 OUI' VVQIB' to fcflcll Ullf glial of preparing ourselves to talie our place in the world as leaders. Having achieved this goal only as far as our ability has permitted us, we look ahead to the higher pealts and deeper Valleys still before us, which we must earnestly strive to pass before realizing the liuliilhnent of our endeavors. Four tidecbcafion To Miss Marie Riehle the Class of 1949 affectionately dedicates this St. Ber- nardian. Her pleasing personality and charming smile, her ability always to see the good in everyone, and her willingness to help us in our work have endeared her to us as she has helped us through the difficulties of getting our education. IIIAIIY COW, LTQVL E6 Page 13 AIIMIIIISTHATIIIII Inn I3 Fncuuv 1' Z I Page 1 GLASSES ...,,............--J IIITGAIIIZATIIIIIS AIIII , ACTIVITIES - ' - Page Q25-'T' I Page .cxi 'Is I I Wm II I , SNAPS, IIIIIES I fa- , Page fy Ji If 'M l ADVERTISEMENTS I I Page I ff' II I KI-. ST. ISIHINARDIAN STAFF. I. Editorial staff-Miss Morgan, III. Ringwald, P. Reardon. 2. Business stalli- I2. Schell, Mr. Nieman, F. Morris. 3. Literary editors4P. lXIorgan, L. Niemann, Ziegler, E. Kelley. 4. Diarists M. Ileeurnls, I.. Ilawkins. 5. Typists-Y. Castor, I. Brumma, Lehrer, L. Whilcis, I. Alexander. 6. Artists! U. Cassidy. I. Clements. 7. joke editorsfj. Loudcn, M.Bayer. 8. Pliotographcrs-S. jackson, P. Austin, I. Nie- mann. Ii. Kroger, Wall. MWUNUSWRAWUUN FMC KU UTY Seven Eight . Cl IARLES YV. IIOVVELL B. S. Denison University M. A. Ohio State University SUPERINTENUENT ln 1849 the students leaving school were thinking of going on a journey for the express purpose of discovering gold. Today our Forty-niners on graduation may still he thinking of going on a journey, but their purpose of discovery is entirely different. Many of our Forty- niners are thinking of making their explorations into the helds of art and science, where it is possible for them to make discoveries more valuable to civilization than that of gold. Congratulations, Forty-ninersf, lVlay you always be successful in your journeys for the service of humanity. Sincerely yours, Gfzaalefi W Afawell OLGA VIOLET STUERWALD A. B. University of Cincinnati hi. E. University of Cincinnati PHINIIIPAL Oh, they were lrorty-niners, them thar brave men of old VVho sought the valued metal and hlled their pockets with the gold. The ore was rough and crude and yet they knew when 'twas refined, They'd all be very wealthy like other fortunate mankind. Now these new lrorty-niners for six years have dug and dugg Tl1ey've turned up lots of precious ore and oft their shoulders shrugg But now they know if they would make some profits from their mining They must settle down to hard, hard work and never stop their climbing. For stopping will mean slipping down among the dark mines seams Wlreimcc comes the precious metal that will realize their dreams. And since they would successes be in character and learning We wish them all fulfillment of their hearts' most earnest yearning. Cordially, 01.74 warez szmwu Nine Ten KATIIIIYN L. Bovuz English ll journalism Reading 7 A.B. and BE. University of Cincinnati BIQTTY BRINKINIAN Social Studies BS. University ot Cincinnati DORIS Bnoorcs hlathematics Dean of Girls A.B. Butler University lXIARY E. ClASKEY English 9 Speech A.B. Muskingum College EDNA L. IJERRICK Home Economics B.S. University of Cincinnati SARA M. IJURNELL Mathematics General Science B.S. Ohio State University IiARRY FINE Chemistry Physics A.B., B.S., lNl.A. University of Cincinnati FRANCES P. HAMMEL English 10 A.B. Wilmington College CLOYD A. HURLEY Biology Mathematics B.S. Wvilmington College MRS. MARIE M. KLINGER Mathematics English A.B. Hiram College M.A. VVcstern Reserve University WILLIAM J. KRAMER Vocational Education University of Cincinnati ALFRED C. LETZLER Instrumental Music Director of the Bands B.S. University of Cincinnati B.M., M.M. Cincinnati Conservatory of Music frrffnk, J lX'lAllY ANN LOGAN PAUL R. SCIIAIIEII Vgygal Mugiq Vocational -Education 13.8. lyliami University AB- Marlena College JULIA PRESTON MEEIIAN Commercial Studies DORIS E'.FIiHOMPS0N B S Nliami Universitv Physical Education ' ' ' B.S. Ohio State University GRAKTE A. MORl2AN ALICE M. TURNEBR ' . . . . English 7 an 8 BS. lVlIanu University . . W- - , - B.S.L.S. Western Reserve University BS' Umverslty of Lmcmndu RALPEI NI.EhIAN CARL E. YEAGER Smal icgnces Physical Education h C H ean o oys B.S. E S. T , ' A.B. and B.S. University of Cincinnati astem tate eac ers 0 ege JAMES J. O,BlllEN MRS. CARL E. YEAGER Wmmrld History Fine Arts Latin BS. Ohio State Universitv A.B. Xavier University 1 M.A. Uniyersity of Cincinnati H' L' CHALD YINGER MARIE RIEIILE Industrial Arts Commercial Studies Coaching BS. lVIiami University BS. Eastern State Teachers' College Eleven Twelve gourd of gyncafion Left to right, FIRST ROW-E. C. Recker, Wm. A. Schumacher. SECOND ROW-A. I Von Hagel, Joseph Bergheger, Mrs. Roy Schaefer, Frank Geers. CLASSES jZLe xgpeniom The l3orty-niners of the twentieth century have learned to recognize real gold even when it is disguised within the covers of history or English hooks. NVQ have become skillful in panning for gold-we can operate a business machine, run a lathe, analyze a solution, or do a research paper. VVC have climbed the mountains and wandered in the pleasant valleys. Vie have learned the truth of our motto: The higher we climb, the broader the view. 'lqhe flower chosen to symbolize the class ol' 1949 is the Yellow Roseg the colors, hlaroon and VVhite. Fourteen CLASS OFFICERS President F1.ox'n Moiuus Vice President JAMES NIEAIANN Secretary VVANDA 'TERRY Treasurer' RICHARD llEllMESCH El. 'llIS'I'lNlZ Al.I41XANlll4.ll l,oolt around for Paul and you'll see Justine. Her lingers fairly lly on typewriter keys. She has a wonderful sense of humor and an infectious laugh. VVonderful friend. Com- panion of Shirley jackson and Pat Austin. I'A'i'im:m Al'S'I'lN Always seen around town with her certain mailman. Book- keeping seems natural to Pat. Shc's a deadfshot at basketball and active in other sports, too. Always insists she hasn't a thing to wear. M.-uitzoi' Brtyiiu VVell-known as a cheerleader and for her frequent spats with liddie. Popular with all the students because of her ata tractive personality and infectious sense of humor. One of our commercial girls. JUNE lliulixiixm One of St. Bernard Iligh's athletically inclined girls. Calm and evenvtcmpered, she's a real asset to the teams. Quiet in a crowd, she is apt to pop up with the most hilarious gags. A good worker and well liked. CHESTER ciASSIDY The owner of a broad smile and curly red hair. Clit-su is always active in some class activity. Did the art work for the division pages of this annual. Likes to sing cowboy songs and play his guitar. , fn' l 3 ,. M. ,pl-4 YVONNE CASTOR Pretty, graceful, and charming. One of the most gracious of the senior girls. Relying her copper-colored hair, her disposi- tion is easy-going and happy. A great help in raising funds for the annual. Companion of Jeanne Schumacker. INA PAYE CLiaMisN'1's Ina has been a great asset to our class and school as artist on the annual staff and as president of Y-Teens. VVhencver We wanted some art work done yve turned to I '. hsellent 3 lr .L S ff ' ' stut cnt .ots o fn dx. X 'Kgs J 1 .3 , fa, .Jr -f' jeffd! ' 'J' NIILDRED Dicx Although she is inclined to be rather quiet, she has won the aHection of her classmates. Mildred will he an asset to any office. Her nick-name Micky Dick just seems to fit her to a T. Fifteen RUTH EVANS Ruth is the Dresden doll type-tiny and sweet. But for all her apparent silence, Ruthie can give out with a line of gab like nobody's business. Her favorite topic, of course, is Les. SHIRLEY Ficicrz The other half of the Ficke-Roberts duo. Always ready for a joke and known for her giggle. Shirley rates high in sports, especially when it comes to dropping a basketball through the hoop. A ready, dependable worker. ARv1L GARRETT Arvil has beautiful, deep, red, curly hair. Ready with a friendly word or smile, he is always willing to help with those skills he has learned in shop. Likes to sing those hill-billy songs with Bill and Cookie RALPH GRUENSCHLAEGER One of our class coming from Hartwell, Ralph lost no time in making friends at St. Bemard. A good speech student, Ralph kept the economic class discussions lively with his arguments. Can always think up a good story. Sixteen BENNIE HAGGARD A rugged member of the football team. Quiet, but watch out for his temper. Possesses a pleasing drawl. Likes to tell jokes to Chester and George in homeroom period. Didrft like history too well. WINIFRED HAMMER Winnie has been the star support of the Elmwood Eagles dances. She really can dance, too. Her wonderful sense of humor bubbles over in giggles. Usually seen with Pat Reardon. Did well in the class play. DON HAMPEL Born to be a natural comedian, Hamp is easy going and self reliant. Eager to make friends and easy to get along with, Don is a favorite among students and faculty. Made a wonderful father in the Senior Class play. x Z V X xr MARCELLA HARPER l Marcella came to us from O.L.A. to Hnish her commercial course. She is always pleasant and friendly to everyone. She is positively ingenious when it comes to thinking up excuses for being late. LARHL llAwK1Ns Big, blue eyes and a jolly laugh. That's our LaPtie. Typical all-round girl-she excels in sports, scholastics, and clramatics. Her sparkling personality has won her a host of friends. She plans to attend U. C. Bierman HERMESCH Ready to greet you with a big smile. Quite a wit, his gay remarks break the peace of the English class. Well liked. A fashion plate. And an expert on skates. Likes to drive his ear in snowy weather. llomim' IIINKEN Bob knows more than he pretends to know. Extremely modest and quiet in class, reliable in the shop in running the maehines, and a busy worker outside of school. Slips into homeroom just before the tarcly bell. PAllLlNli IIOLTZCLAW Since Pauline went into Industrial Chemistry this year, we haven't seen too much of her. We're sure that Pauline is too sweet and pretty to be wasted in chemistry. She won't he, if that diamond ring means anything. SHIRLEY JACKSON Shirley has been cheering our teams on to victory since she was in the 7th grade, and she really rates l'tops in her work. She herself has been active in girls' sports. She's the shuiileboard champion. EDNA Arrce KELLEY Made a wonderful scatter-brained mother in the Senior Class play. Can really chatter the French language. Active as a cheerleader and as a Ring girl in the Y-Teen work. Always has a smile for everyone. Eawnsr Knocen Dehnitely a cut-up. just fitted the part in the class play. How he kept from blowing up the lab in Industrial Chem- istry is still something of a miracle. A rhythm maker in the band. joycs ANN Leumsn Plainville's loss, St. Bernardls gain. Although a newcomer this year, Ioyce has been a most popular girl. Showed her dramatic ability in our play. Always ready with a bright remark. Has lovely complexion. Seventeen 0- UV V jmxnas LOUDIZN A hard worker in class activities, jim has helped greatly in getting ads and putting over the carnival. In math class he ki-eps us interested by his constant contradictions. Drug store worker in off hours. JACK BIUQUEARY An ex-service man, jack decided to finish his education in night school and get his diploma from St. Bernard High, which he left to enter the service. Alumni will remember him for his football playing. JANIES lXlART1N Our ex-Marine Buzz possesses a winning smile and a glib tongue. He is equally at home on the track or the football field, where he has helped us greatly. Quiet but friendly. Expects to go on to college. FRED AIIDDENDORF Fritz is modest and retiring in class, but in the field of sports he's quite the opposite, being fast and scrappy. Is Seen dancing at every canteen. And is he good! Likes to tease the girls. Fzglzteeiz PERRY NIORGAN Adored by the girls, Perry was voted the Heart-throb of 1949. His skill and cool-headed ways made him a valuable player for St. Bernard in basketball and football. Acquired H... M..... X L' A0 a deep Russian accent for the play. Known as Cookie everyo , gc has' been our class president this year ctive i clubs an all-round athlete, and a scholar. O IHlX'3ll' has a pleasing drawl, winning ways, an a love or the Blue Grass State. JAMES NIEMANN Tall, lanky, and serious-looking-but don't let that somber face fool you. Jim has brought forth many a laugh by his witty remarks. He'd rather draw and look at new cars than eat. Liked to read in the library. Lois ANN NIEMANN Noted for her short, curly hair, Lois is one of the most popular senior girls. At home in a test or on the basketball court. An active member of many organizations. Played the part of the ballet dancer in our play. . . - J' ,K 1 Q. ..s,,r. ,,?, , 4 . ' , fl -- . 'YI' mg - H A I I . . l a u ...' . ic 'fn .,7 EMOLENIL PAUL Our only feminine transfer from Hartwell. Emolene has pretty blonde hair and a sparkle-on her third linger, left hand. Likes to take trips to VVest Virginia to see-the Inountains, of course! IIORACE RAMP, III. A promising chemistry student, a beater of the drums, and a very great help as student director of the class play. Popular. Plcasing voice in speech and radio work. One upon whom we depended to get work done. PATRICIA I.. REAIIDON Friendly, quiet, and the other half of Winnie Hammer. Has a funny giggle and is unusually cheerful. Valuable to the class as the assistant editor for this annual. The fourth and last Reardon to graduate. MAIIGARET RECORDS A fine arts major, Margaret excels in both art and music. Plays the flute in our school band. She sings, too. A great help in all class projects. Made posters for the class play. Heading for college. NIARIANNE RINGWALD Our editor and a mighty capable leader in our Y-Teen Club and in the city-wide Y work. Besides that, she leads the class in scholarship. just loves to play nurse with a Band- aid. Going to U.C. next fall. TIIELMA JEAN ROBBINS Can be depended upon to keep things moving with her clever ideas and lively chatter. Lots of fun and easy to get along with. Thelma has been a St. Bernard rooter from kindergarten on. One of our youngest. GERALDINI3 ROBERTS A staunch worker for Y-Teens and our class. Excels in athletics as well as in studies. Bookkeeping expert. Has a dry sense of humor, which keeps her companions laughing. The doctor in the Junior Class play. WILLIAM I. SAMS An athlete from the day he entered St. Bernard High- football, basketball, and baseball. A capable leader, popular with his classmates. One of the busy business managers for the annual. Has a hearty laugh. Nineteen , Q3 'KE be is Enwm SCIIELL, In. A killer with the ladies, Ed is one of the best liked students at St. Bernard. He has his ups and downs with the fair ones and with his automobiles. Worked hard to finance this annual. Our movie operator, too. 39 N N N Lli IUMACKER 'ay, ft an talkative. Often called Realm because of h ed r. Always ready for a good tilne. An ardent a mire of ger Bacon boys. Easy to spot in a crowd by v ghter. Yvonne's shadow. EUGENE SETSER Cay folk-songs from the hills are Genes hobby. One of our Hartwell boys, lic has been a great asset to our glee club and speech class. blade a great hit as Grandpa in You Can't Take It With You. Going to college. Be1'1'v jo SNEED Always has lots to say to Pauline. One of the girls upon whom we could always count to carry out a job. One of the street-car brigade, coming all the way from Reading. A most pleasant companion and classmate. Twenty Lors Srour Quiet. That's Lois. Companion of Winnie Hammer and Pat Reardon. Always at hand to do the jobs that must be done, whether in Y-Teens or the class. She's been a serious student of business and should be a jewel in an ofhcc. WANDA PAYE TERRY Has lovely black hair and a pleasing smile. Very active in G.A.A. and in Y-Teens. Has a variety of other interests, too. Quite a cut-up. Always right there with Margot. Took French this year. Headed for college. Rorsem' THEOBALD Another of our vocational machine shop boys, Bob is always friendly and co-operative, but a little on the quiet side. Silence, they say, is golden. lkiust be, for Bob is one of Nlr. Kramer's most promising boys. JAMES VVALL Has a knack for mislaying his books. Jim rejoined us after two years at Hartwell. Did much on the photography for this annual. Blond and handsome, Jim could be a candidate for the best-dressed student. LORETTA FERN WHILES Has been a great asset to our class in raising money for the annual. Took charge of candy sales at games and at the play. Has quite a store of jokes. Did lots of the typing for this St. Bernardian. Roy Wnrcr-rr Quiet, efficient, and businesselike, Roy shows off to advantage in Industrial Chemistry. One of his favorite pastimes is playing chess. Can usually be seen riding the Lockland street-car with Bill Dick. JAMES Zxracusn fl. ,Q if - 1' , ,f G ' ' J .Q rf? W 2 Famous for his laugh. A Very congeni classmate who came to s from Hartwell. Happ balloon seller in the carnival and Mr. De Pinna in our class play. Active in H'-Y. Very popular. Going to Ohio State. r , plaevfm , 1 fff ' . f 0. I ' 5,8 L ' . Gaoncn GIBSON George was camera shy, but we want to give you the low-down on him. He would have you think he's not the least bit interested in schoolg but give him a job, and it gets done. A great reader. Likes to discuss history. Twenty-one eniom ' ALEXANDER, JUSTINE Latin Club '46, '47, G. A. A. '46, '47, '48, '49, Y-Teens '46, '47, '48, '49, Student Council '46, Titans' Bark '48, Exchange Editor '48, Editor '48, Red Cross '47, '48, '49, Annual Staff Typist '49, A. A. A. '49, Typing Award '47, Jr. Class Play '48. AUSTIN, PATRICIA MAE Latin '46, '47, Treasurer, Glee Club '46, Y-Teens '46, '47, '48, 49, C. A. A. '46, '47, '48, '49, Letter '47, Bracelet '49, Titans' Bark Editor '48, Jr. Red Cross '47, '48, '49, Band '46, '47, '49, Majorette '49. BAYER, BIARGOT Art Club President '47, Class Treasurer '47, Glee Club '47, Elmwood '46, Cheerleader '48, '49, Y-Teens '47, '48, '49, Splash and Spatter '49, Joke Editor for Annual '49, Typing Pin '48, Student Council Treasurer '48. BRUMMA, JUNE M. Y-Teens '46, '47, '48, '49, Secretary '48, Squad Leader '47, G. A. A. '46, '47, '48, '49, Basketball Chair- man '49, Titans' Bark Staff '47, Jr. Red Cross '48, '49, Student Council '49, Secretary '48, Typist for Annual '49, Letter Award and Bracelet, 50 word Typing Pin, Interscholastic Volleyball and Basketball '49. CAssInY, Cnssren Class President '47, Student Council President '49, Glee Club President '49, Art Club '49, Art Editor on An- nual '49, Stage Hand in Jr. Class Play '48. CASTOR, YvoNNIa Lois Class Secretary '46, G. A. A. '46, '47, '48, '49, Y-Teens '46, '47, '48, '49, Titans' Bark '48, Jr. Red .Cross '48, '49, Secretary-Treasurer '48, Typist for Annual '49. CLEMENTS, INA FAYB Elmwood '46, Y-Teens '47, '48, '49, Treas- Spatter '47, '48, '49, Presi- Francais '48, '49, Program '49, Jr. G. A. A. Advisor Treasurer '49, Tau Alpha urer '48, President '49, Splash and dent '48, Secretary '49, Le Cercle Chairman '49, G. A. A. '47, '48, '49, Sr. Honor Society '48, '49, Gamma '48, '49, Art' Editor for Annual '49, Band '48, '49, Y- Teen Ring. DICK, MILDRED Elmwood '46, Y-Teens '47, '48, '49, Splash and Spatter '49, Jr. Class Play '48. EVANS, RUTH Y-Teens '47, '48, '49, Squad Leader '48. FICKE, SHIRLEY Elmwood '46, Y-Teens '47, '48, '49, G. A. A. '47, '48, '49, Letter '49, Student Council '48, Typing Pin '48, Athletic Association Award '49. GARRETT, ARVIL Elmwood '46, Archimedes '48, '49, Vice- Presi- dent '48. GRUENSCIILABGER, RALPH Hartwell '46, '47, '48, Hi-Y '46, '47, '48, '49, President '47, '48, '49, Civics Club '46, Athletic Council '48, Jr. Town Meeting '49. IIAGGARD, BENNIE Elmwood '46, Archimedes '48, '49, Football '48, '49. HAMMER, WINIFRJSD Elmwood '46, Y-Teens '47, '48, '49, Sr. Class Play '49. IIAMPEL, DoN Archimedes '48, '49, Football '48, '49, Basketball '48, Track '48, Intramural Champs '47, Sr. Class Play '49. Twenty-two .xdcfiuilfies HARPER, NIARCELLA '49. IIAVVKINS, LA RIE O. L. A. '46, '47, Y-Teens '48, Latin Club Student Council '46, Y-Teens '46, '47, '48, '49, Program Chairman '49, Glee Club '46, French Club '47, '48, '49, Jr. Red '46, '47, '48, '49, Cross '47, '48, '49, President '48, '49, Band Dance Band '49, G. A. A. '46, '47, '48, '49, Letter '48, Bracelet '49, Girls Interscholastic Volleyball-Basket- ball '49, Annual Staff Diarist '49, Sr. Honor Society '48, '49, Shil1ito's Sewing Board Representative '47, Gold 50 and 70 Typing Awards, Jr. Class Play '48, 100 word Shorthand Award, Y-Teen Ring. HERMESCR, RICHARD Class Vice-President '46, Glee Club '46, '47, '49, Basketball '46, '47, '48, Hi-Y '47, '48, '49, Football '47, '48, Tennis '46, '47, Varsity B '47, '48, Latin Club '46, '47, Track '46, '47, '48, Class Treasurer '49, Sr. Class Play '49. HINKEN, ROBERT Archimedes '48, '49. HoLTzcLAw, PAULINE Y-Teens '47, '49, Elmwood '-46. JACKSON, SHIRLEY Y-Teens '46, '47, '48, '49, Squad Leader '49, Fellowship Chairman '49, G. A. A. '46, '47, '48, '49, Letter '47, Bracelet '49, Interscholastic Volleyball and Basketball '49, Drum Majorette '46, Dance Band Vocalist '49, Titans' Bark '47, '48, Jr. Red Cross '47, '48, '49, Cheerleader '46, '47, '48, '49, Captain '48, Photographer for Annual '49, 50 word Typing Pin '48, Sr. Class Play '49. KELLEY, EDNA ALICE tary '48, President and Ring Girl '49, G. A. A. '47, '48, Literary Editor of Class Play '48, Sr. Elmwood '46, French Club '48, '49, Secre- '49, Y-Teens '47, '48, '49, Interclub Council Glee Club '48, '49, Student Council '48, '49, '49, Titans' Bark '47, Cheerleader '48, '49, Annual '49, 50 word Typing Pin '48, Jr. Class Play '49, Quill and Scroll '49. KROGER, ERWIN Band '46, '47, '48, '49, Band Letter '47, '48, '49, Hi-Y '47, '48, '49, Basketball '47, '48, Sr. Class Play '49. LEHRER, Joyce ANN guard, Blue Devil Staff, Girls State '48, St. '49, Y-Teens '49, Typist for Annual '49, Sr. Football '48, Dance Band '48, '49, Intramural '49, Champs '47, Annual Photographer '49, Plainville C. A. A. '46, '47, '48, pin and Bernard G. A. A. Class Play '49. LOIIDEN, JAMES Elmwood '46- Hi-Y '47 '48, '49, Baseball '47, 7 ! '48, '49, Letter '48, Football '48, '49, Letter Intramural Champs for Annual '49, Sr. '49, Basketball '47, '47, Golf '47, '49, Track '49, Joke Editor Class Play '49. BICQUEARY, JACK Elmwood '42, Football '44. MARTIN, JAMES Roger Bacon '45, '46, U. S. Marines '46, '47, '48, Football '49, Senior Class Play '49. MIDDENDORF, FRED Elmwood '46, Archimedes '48, '49, Football '47, '48, '49, Basketball '47, '48, '49, Baseball '47, '48, '49, Intramurals 47. MORGAN, PERRY Class Treasurer '47, Vice President '48, Hi-Y '47, '48, '49, Treasurer '48, Archimedes '48, Latin Club '46, Band '46, '47, '48, '49, Dance Band '48, '49, Football '46, '47, '48, '49, Basketball Reserves '46, Varsity '47, '48, '49, Captain '49, Baseball '46, '47, '48, '49, Track '48, '49, Senior Class Play '49, Annual Stall '49. Monms, FLOYD Class President '49, Treasurer '48, Hi-Y '47, '48, '49, Treasurer '49, Latin Club '46, '47, Glee Club '46, '47, Jr. Honor Society '46, Sr. Honor Society '48, '49, President '49, Varsity B '48, Math Club '48, Band '46, '47, '48, '49, Basket- ball '46, '47, '48, 49, Letters Football '47, '48, '49, Letters, Track '48, '49, Business Manager of Annual, Senior Class Play, Salutatorian. NIEMANN, JrM Vice President '49, Secretary '48, Hi-Y '47, '48, '49, President '49, Math Club '48, Latin Club '46, '47, Basket- ball Reserves '48, Annual Photographer '49, Senior Class Play '49. NIEMANN, Lois Homeroom Activity Chainnan '47, '48, Y-Teens '46, '47, '48, '49, President '46, Vice President '49, Squad Leader '48, Ring Girl '49, Tau Alpha Gamma '48, '49, Secretary '49, Quill and Scroll '49, G. A. A. '46, '47, '48, '49, Literary Editor of Annual '49, Jr. Town Meeting '49, Ir. Class Play '48, Sr. Class Play '49. PAUL, EMOLENE Hartwell, Choir '47, '48, Glee Club '47, '48, G. A. A. '47, '48, '49, Honor Roll '47, '48. RAMP, HORACE Elmwood '46, Hi-Y '47, '48, '49, Band '47, '48, '49, French Club '48, Assistant Director of Senior Class Play. REARDON, PATRICIA L. Elmwood '46, Y-Teens '47, '48, '49, As- sistant Editor of Annual '49, Athletic Award Association '49, Quill and Scroll '49, Senior Class Play '49, Typing Pin '48. Rxzconns, MARGARET Elmwood '46, G. A. A. '47, Glee Club '47, '48, '49, Concert Band '48, '49, Vocalist '48, '49, Dance Band '48, '49, Annual Diarist 49. RINGWALD, MARIANNE Y-Teens '46, '47, '48, '49, Squad Leader '48, State Conference '48, Ring Award '48, Interclub Cabinet '49, Band '46, '47, '48, '49, Honor Society '46, '48, '49, Treasurer '46, Vice President '49, Jr. Red Cross '48, '49, Latin Club '46, Secretary '46, French Club '48, '49, Treasurer '48, Tau Alpha Gamma '48, '49, Treasurer '48, President '49, Student Council '48, G. A. A. '46, '47, '48, '49, Letter '49, Annual Editor, Class Play '48, Quill and Scroll '49, Valedictorian. ROBBINS, THELMA JEAN G. A. A. '46, '47, Drum Majorette '46, '47, '48. ROBERTS, C-EnALnrNE Elmwood '46, Secretary '47, Y-Teens '47, '48, '49, Treasurer '49, G. A. A. '47, '48, '49, Vice President '49, Student Council '48, '49, Class Play '48, Athletic Association Letter '49, Y-Teen Ring. SAMS, WILLIAM J. Class President '48, Vice President '47, Archi- medes '48, '49, President '49, Varsity B '46, '47, '48, Latin Club '46, '47, Hi-Y '47, '48, '49, Football '46, '47, '48, '49, Basket- ball '46, '47, '48, '49, Baseball '46, '47, '48, '49, Track '46, '47, Intramural Champs '47. SCHELL, Enw1N Jn. Archimedes '48, '49, Secretary, Treasurer '49, Hi-Y '47, '48, '49, Latin Club '46, '47, Student Council '46, '47, '49, Intramural Champs '47, Basketball '46, '47, Football '48, Track '46, '47, Annual Business Manager. SCHUMACKER, JEANNE CAROLE Class President '46, Homeroom chainnan '47, '49, G. A. A. '46, '47, '48, '49, President '49, Y-Teens '46, '47, '48, '49, Vice President '46, Jr. Red Cross '47, '48, '49, Titans' Burk '47, '48, '49, Shi1lito's Paper '47, '48, Interscholastic Basketball '49, Volleyball '49, Bracelet '49, Athletic Association Award 49. SETSER, EUGENE Hartwell '46, '47, '48, Choir '46, '47, '48, Science Club '46, Football '46, '47, '48, Glee Club '49, Vice President '49, Senior Class Play '49. SNEED, BETTY Jo Elmwood '46, Senior Y-Teens '47, '48, '49. S'rou'r, Lois Elmwood '46, Y-Teens '47, '48, '49, Athletic Associa- tion Award '49. TERRY, WANDA FAYE Elmwood '46, French Club '48, '49, Vice President '48, '49, Y-Teens '47, '48, '49, Squad Leader '48, '49, House Chairman '47, '48, Glee Club '46, Splash and Spatter '48, '49, Tau Alpha Gamma '48, '49, G. A. A. '47, '48, '49, Letter, Typing award '48, Student Council '48. THEOBALD, ROBERT Elmwood '46, Archimedes '48, '49. WALL, JAMES Hartwell '47, '48, Hi-Y '46, '47, '48, Annual Photographer '49, Senior Class Play '49. WHILES, LonETrA FERN Elmwood '46, Senior Y-Teens '47, '48f '49, G. A. A. '47, '48, '49, Typing award, Annual typist. Wnrour, Roy Student Council '46, '47, Latin Club '46, It's Fun to Learn '47, Senior Class Play '49. ZIEGLER, JAMES Hartwell '46, '47, '48, Football '46, '47, Science Club '46, Hi-Y '46, '47, '48, '49, Annual Literary Editor '49, Senior Class Play '49. 1 1 if , V 4 'TYf?' 1 Twenty-three amor Cfddd We, the mem'bers of the Class of 1949, being of a sound mind and knowing that our careers as high school students are drawing to a close, do make the following bequests: I, Justine Alexander, will my government and history books to the unluckiest Junior to get them next year. I, Pat Austin, will the time that I never seemed to find for studying to Sydney Madden. I, Margot Bayer, will my old slightly used peroxide bottle to Joann Peak. I, June Brumma, will my shorthand speed to my sister, Mildred. I, Chester Cassidy, will my guitar and hill-billy records to Mr. O'Brien. I, Yvonne Castor, will my love for dark, handsome men to any lucky Junior girl. I, Ina Faye Clements, will all my dirty paint brushes to Mr. Letzler. I, Mildred Dick, will my ability to keep out of D.T. to Pauletta Carrett. I, Ruth Evans, will my height to Margie Bockelmann. I, Shirley Ficke, will my bookkeeping ability to anyone who wishes to be a bookkeeper. I, Arvil Garrett, will my afbility to make friends and my beautiful red, wavy hair to Bob Claire, provided he enters the Senior Class next year, and takes machine shop. I, George Gibson, will my ability of not being a good student to the brains of the Junior Class. I, Ralph Cruenschlaeger, will my 36 Oldsmobile to Bill Kirby, if he'll take it. I, Bennie Haggard, will my standing room in the hall to Jerry Burgoyne and his girl friend. I, Winifred Hammer, will my worn-out Senior Class play book to JoAnn Miller. I, Don Hampel, will my dirty work clothes and my guilty look to Ray'Carland. I, Marcella Harper, will my slightly used absence and tardy cards, which I have accumulated during my Senior year, to anyone who will make good use of them. I, LaRie Hawkins, will all of the worn-out adhesive tape that I used for my bad ankle to Beverly Schar- fenberger in hopes that she can put it high on a shelf and never have to use it. I, Dick I-Iermesch, will all my old shoe strings to Carl Wiehe. . I, Bob Hinken, will my D.T.'s and my absence slips to anyone who is fool enough to want them. I, Pauline Holtzclaw, will to anyone in St. Bernard High School my old, dirty, broken test-tubes. I, Shirley Jackson, will my six years of cheering to someone who will enjoy it as much as I have. I, Edna Kelley, will my worn-out, class play books and my cheerleading suit to any brave soul who has the ambition to use them. I, Erwin Kroger, will my clean jokes to Des Moore. I, Joyce Lehrer, will my influence with Mrs. Boyle to Newell Morgan. I, Jim Louden, will my dirty lab equipment and ability to get in trouble in Industrial Chemistry to Ray Pfriem. I, Jack McQueary, will my place in the military service to anyone who wants to leave home. I, Jim Martin, will the coke machine to Eddie Paul, so he can take the money and buy a razor blade. I, Fred Middendorf, will my ability to get hurt in football to Dick Meyers. Twenty-four I, Perry Morgan, will my one-hand shots to -lim Graves I, Floyd Morris, will my curly hair to ,lim Rutemueller. I, 'lim Niemann, will my long legs to Andrew Hudson. I, Lois Niemann, will my date book to my sister, Pauline. I, Emolene Paul, will my blonde hair to anyone who wants it, Norma Graham, maybe. I, Horace Ramp, will my chemistry equipment to anyone who will clean it up. I, Pat Reardon, will my love for chewing gum to 'lean Westerman. I, Margaret Records, will my love for singing to Barbara Boget. I, Marianne Ringwald, will my annual headaches to next year's editor. I, Thelma Robbins, will my love for laughter to any unhappy Senior next year. I, Geraldine Roberts, will all my beloved make-up work in comptometer and short hand to any poor Senior who lets himself in for such because of laziness. I, Bill Sams, will my holey sweat socks to Bob Claire. I, Edwin Schell, will my ability to cackle at basketball games to anyone who can yell loud enough. I, Jeanne Schumacker, will to my brother, Don, all the freckles I haven't got and to any red-head, my green wardrobe. I, Eugene Setser, will my sleeping ability to Bill Kirby. I, Betty Io Sneed, will all my worn-out erasers from term papers to anyone willing to take good care of them. I, Lois Stout, will my ability to be quiet to Ida Mae Schmalzigen. I, Wanda Terry, will all my giggles to Mrs. Brooks. I, Bob Theobald, will my ability to sleep in Mr. Schafer's machine science class to Delbert McGee. I, 'lim Wall, will a piece of my nose to Carl Wiehe, Ray Pfriem, and Al Schoenfeldg there's enough to go around. i I, Loretta Whiles, will myifine ability to get along nicely with teachers to anyone who needs it. I, Roy Wright, will all of my broken chemistry equipment to Bill Dick. I, jim Ziegler, will my laugh to Bob Spelman. We, the undersigned, in witness whereof, do hereby set our hand this first day of june, in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Forty-nine. Witnesses: Attys. for the Senior Class Grace A. Morgan Floyd Morris Ralph T. Nieman james E. Niemann Wanda Terry Twenty-five jr J. WJ Tw Gi , . .iv ' R jde Jzfaniord We, the juniors, have found that the claims we staked 05 as sophomores had some very rich veins of gold in them. If you don't believe us, check over the records. Our boys have been on all the teams-football, basketball, track, and baseball, our girls have been in on all the GAA. events of the year, and we've all been active in the clubs and school affairs. Besides that we struck pay-dirt in our class play-we learned to co-operate, to be actors, to manage stage business and finances, and then we put on our best manners and entertained the Forty-niners at a big party-the Prom-at the Marie- mont Inn on May 7. Twenty-six OFFICERS President t,,,t,t,t,ttt ...... . . ..e.. .e...ee,.,r . . ....,.,, RAYMOND PFRIEM Vice President ...... . WEDWARD PAUL v becretdry. .....,, uuuuuuu R ICHARD MEYERS 1 redsiirer .,t,t..tt .........,uuu R OBERT SPELMAN Advisers ...... . uuuuuuuu Mns. Doms I. BROOKS MR. IAIWES J. OyBRIEN ln Memoriam: Donald Shepherd, member of the Class of 1950. Died as a result of an automobile accident, March 18, 1949. CALM 0 50 Left to right. FIRST ROVV-S. Davis, S. Halckworth, N. Grulunn, 13. Bennett, E. Cooley, Ilcmpel, VV. Dick, Hlr. 1811105 j. U'Brien. SECOND ROVVAVV. Kirby, D. Ensthmn, G. Luttrell, E. Buyer, C. Davenport, R. Cooley, M. Bockleman, Burgoyne, C. Brown. THIRD ROVV-l.. Gujus, NV. Leubering, F. Farmer, C. Dye, R. Garland, D. DeVVeese, R. Claire, ll. llrmrrnan. Left to right, FIRST 110W-N. Reed, INT. xxyilfd, C. llorgnn, VVinkle, E. Pottinger, I. VVestermz1n, P. Randall, P. VVuits. SECOND ROVV-L. Pfutfenberger, S. Madden, Mc! Anineh, E. VVorley, B. Sehurfenberger, li. Masters, R. Pfriem, C. VViehe, Mrs. Doris Brooks. THIRD ROVV-j. Rutemueller, A. Sclmoenfeld, R. Vurner, R. Meyers, R. Spehnun, D. Shepherml, E. Paul, D. Moore, llother. k hz... sf Twwztyfseven 1' if 'TPL 'kl' fy J' ' if -t My 5 1. 10 NLK lx Mggxg I ifibljg y Q 0,0 0m0re5 I JY, l.1'vi'jlkP-'CL ' I A, 'V if air 'ffvggv if J' 1--' ' ' . s Qff . ' v M 'lie '1 y,5Ki-lk if:5 fn:f5gf - ,Ci-of X ' fy., n ,K . .L Ky! 0. Va ks, Uujgl-f , I The sophomores are the largest group in the gold rush of the modern Forty- ninersf' This year we see more clearly the direction we want to go in our search for our goals. We have found some unusually fine gold nuggets in our participation in sports and club programs. But most of all we feel that we are richer through our develop- ment of school spirit and good sportsmanship. We are proud of our achievements. u , 0 ' I W' -. -'a , pl. 1 X. ,1 as K' , cf' v'y 5 , 'z u Tiveiriy-eight President u,..,,u,u,a.,,, Vice Presidentm., 7, Secretary ..,.,,,t,, W Treasurer u,,t,,, Advisers ..ut. . OFFICERS e..u.uTHoMAs MCCORMICK u. .a.u. .JAMES HAUSER EDEENA LARKINS ,,.s ,....u G ERALDINE D1xoN Mus. KATHRYN L. BOYLE Miss MARY E. CASKEY wr-W Cfdflfl 0 57 3 3 3 ?' .. l,el't to right, FIRST ROV'--I. Graves, A. Boesken, N. Morgan, VV. Gerhardstein, R. Hodge, P. Morgan, E. Fieke, Il. Mangone. SECOND RONV-D. Gastineau, D. Buck, A. Foxx, R. Beldon, G. Groh, R. Masters, G. Barlow. THIRD ROVV-Mrs. Kathryn L. Royle, A. Glass, G. Dixon, L. LalceS, S. LUUCICD. E- Lklfliilw. F- GIHSCT, EVUDS, R- Hixlmy Nl- Ahrens, N. Rrumina. FOURTH ROVV-P. Hopkins, V. Mead, G. Miller, D. Garrett, Bertline, G. Haggard, D. Kemper, II. King, V. Garner. FIFTH ROYV-D. Hart, F. Hardiman, D. Rlake, R. Daffron, R. Bennett, R. Carson, Hauser, G. Martin, II. Hauser, C. Rarlow. Q,,,...-N i l.el't to right, FIRST ROVV-J. Penno, II. Riddle, E. VVorley, E. Perry, G. Scott, M. Terry, I. XYCZIICI, C. Roark. SECOND ROVV-D. Sehuniaelaer. XV. Roberts, L. Osborn, R. Taylor, R. Vaught, Ii. Phelps, VV. Todd, M. Terry, IV. VVat- son, Miss Mary li. Caskev. THIRD ROVVfG. Roberts, VVilson, E. Richardson, R. Nichols, l. Sehmalzigan, S. Nagel, J. Sehrieher, Peak. IJOLIRTH ROVV'--B. Reed, VV. Thomas, D. McGee, H. Smith, XV. Sunderhruch, T. Sprague, T. hle- Coriniek. Il. Sehaeper. Tll'L'lIlj nine jk 5685 WLQVL The Freshman Class has been busy exploring new strata in the hope of find- ing richer deposits of gold. We can report that we found a rich field to be that of hobbies. We also found that there's gold in those mountains of sales tax stamps. From the returns from our tax collection, we were able to share Christmas happi- ness with needy families and also have extra money for class activities. l Thirty President , Secretary E 'I 'reasurer Advisers Vice President ,, OFFICERS DoLoREs GRLIHLER ROBERTA STEINKE , BETTY TIPTON E, LiAROLENE CLARK ,Miss BETTY BRINKINIAN Miss lXlAIlIE RIEHLE gfdrifi 0 Left to right, FIRST ROW-A. lluclsnn, P. Lipps, C. Dallas, M. Clopton, S. Kramer, I. Crawford, M. Graves, P. limcrson. SECOND ROVV-Miss Marie Richlc, E. Land, K. Dishon, W. lNIillcr, D. Cruhlcr, K. Courts, V. Dover, C. Clark, lNI. Kruger, C. Hart, N. Lair, R. Baker, A. Dover. THIRD RUVV-C. Rucskcn, D. Hinkcn, E. Crawfurd, D. lluarmun, D. Clements, F. Koch, R. Kncgi, Burgoync, R. llainburg. i .fx Wx Loft to right, FIRST ROVV!B. hlorris, Nl. Smith, R. Tipton, A. hlastcrs, A. Paplcc, J. VVinklcnicycr. SECOND ROVV-R. Pfricm, C. Roy, S. Tlmmpstm, B. Smith, R. Pottinger, Miss Rcttv Brinkman. TIIIRD ROVV-R. Schurfcnbcrgcr, B. VVallacc, R. Stcinkc, Tcnhovcr, VV. Russnill. P. Tugglc. T11 irtyhone glf'0L6!8 -KXJ55 0 rty-two divx Left to right, lr1RST ROVV-R. Schaefer, G. Bennett, L. Blasters, E. Banner, R. Linneman, J. Zinser, C. Smith, C. Duvendeck. SECOND ROW-V. Salyers, D. Lake, K. Robinson, E. Lakes, L. Baker, E. Ewald, J. McCormick, P. Niemann, Mr. Cloyd Hurley. THIRD ROW- H. Von Behren, V. Pfaffenberger, L. Robbins, R. Schardt, T. Bennett, O. Kreyenhagcn, P. DeNight, P. Tuggle, N. Graves. FOURTH ROW-fR. Herbig, W. Halker, VVright, W. Kolb, T. Hawes, Clopton, A. Dauberd, T. Davis. We, the Class of '53, have improved this year as we worked on toward that distant goal-graduation. As our skills have improved we have found many more nuggets of gold, not only in studies but also in the activities outside of classes-basketball, Ir. C.rX.fX., lr. Y-Teens, and the band. VVC wish thc l4orty-ninCrs success, prosperity, and happiness. President ,,,..,. Secretary ,,,, 'l 'rea514re1',, , , .driiiiser Vice President , . OFFICERS ELENon EWALD JEAN RTCCTORIXIICK PAULINE YLUGGLE . Ricwtmzn SCHAEFER Mn. CLoYn TTURLEY ZAQ .gyeuefftli grade-Cgfaoa 0 54 Left to right, FIRST ROVVAR. Hines, VV. McKinley, R. Barge, D. Tipton, Hudson, R. Simonton, C. Vanden Eynden, L. Radtke, R. Calliett. SECOND ROVV-Miss Sara N. Durnell, j. DeNight, E. Smith, G. Morris, B. Dover, M. Rakel, L. Keller, H. Passoth, B. Grubb, L. Bunnell, D. Gastineau, R. Applegate, Miss Alice M. Turner. THIRD ROW-C. Ahrens, W. Scott, E. Davis, M. Clarkson, E. Huguenot, L. Hopkins, C. Thall, L. Hart, S. Pottinger. FOURTH ROVV-B. Schaefer, VV. Kemper, VV. Hart, R. Payton, C. Grifhn, F. Taylor, D. Nippert, R. Ahrens, E. Berte, Vance. As seventh graders we had some trouble getting on to the best method for linding the gold in the hills of education at St. Bernard High. We were led astray hy the glitter of fools' gold, but We honestly think that through the able assistance of our advisers, Miss Turner and Miss Durnell, and the patience of everyone else, we have made a good start in prospecting for high goals along with the upperclass Forty-ninersf' OFFICERS President. . . ., C CHARLES VANDEN EYNDEN Vice President, A .... .. ,,..u A ANN COLDBERG Secretary , ,......, ,. UEDYVARD BERTE Treasutrer ....,.,, ...........,....u.. M ARILYN RAKEL Advisers. A , ........ Miss SARA N. DLIRNELL Miss ALICE M. TURNER Tliirty-three CCDUDQGANUZATUON 53 '25 AXCWFWUTUES Thirty-f Lett to right, FIRST ROW-V. Wolf, M. Graves, A. Foxx, C. Cassidy, I. Brumma, L. Pfaffenberger, S. Madden. SECCND ROW-J. Winklemeyer, E. Kelley, B. VVallace, C. Davenport, D. Garrett, P. Reardon, V. Pfaffenbergcr, Miss Stuerwald. THIRD ROW-C. Hart, R. Carson, R. Varner, T. Sprague, E. Schell, G. Roberts. STUDENT UUUNUIL The Student Council is an organization of representatives from grades seven through twelve, the upper classes having the larger representation. Locally, Student Council helps to malce student life more enjoyable by sponsoring the canteens after every Friday night home basketball game. With the proceeds from these canteens, the Council is buying the arc movie projector used in the auditorium. The annual post-Easter movie treat is the direct thank-you to the student body for its support of the canteen. Nationally, our Council is helping plan the national convention of the National Association of Student Council, which will be held in Cincinnati in June 1949. Our representatives are securing the favors and souvenirs for the three hundred dele- gates, who are expected to attend. All this national participation would not be possible if it were not for our sponsor, Miss Olga Stuerwald, who is a member of the National Association of Secondary School Principals, which supervises the student councils. President ,.,,,,..,,..... .,.............,, C rrrssrnn Cassrm' Vice President .,,,,,, .,...... L ILLIAN PFAFFENBERGER Secretary ,,.,,,.......... ........,,,.,.,..,.,., I UNE BRUMMA Treasurer ...,...,, ..,...,.................. S YDNEY MADDEN Adviser ........ ......... M rss OLGA V. STUERWALD Thirty-six 'DG' Aa- .5 ,fx lull xi . Left to right, FIRST ROVV-P. VVaits, A. Bernard, I. Clements, B. Scharfenberger, M. Bockelman, S. Madden, L. Pfalfenberger, M. Ahrens. SECOND BOVV-Mrs. Yeager, V. Dover, N. Graham, J. Winkle, II. Steinke, N. Reed, C. 7 Morgan. THIRD ROVK +C. Cassidy, N. Lair, B. Cooley, hi. Bayer, W. Terry, INT. Kroger, B. Morris, B. Riddle. SPLASH ANU SPATTER The primary aim of the art club is to encourage an interest in art. Ceramics, lettering, sketching, and textile painting are among the activities promoted by this special club. In addition to the regular club meetings, the club has attended art exhibits, and it has worked on special projects. This year the club is making Easter hasltets which will he donated to a local orphanage. Pf6Sifi611t .,.......... . . BEVERLY SCHARFENBERGER Vice President .,,rr, ,,,,,,,,,r,,,,r,,r S YDNEY MADDEN Sevfffiflfy ...,...... ...t.v, I NA PAYE CLEMENTS Treasurer ..... , ,,.,..,r MARGIE BOCKELMAN Adviser. ...... ,,..,.. M Rs. CARL YEAGER Thirty-seven Left to right, FIRST llOVVfC. Clark, bl. Graves, L. Hawkins, F. hlorris, ll. llingwald, l. Clements, D. Gruhler. SECOND RUVV-li. Pottinger, B. Tipton, Vvinldemeyer, B. Scharfenberger, lNlcCormick, E. Ewald, V. Pfailfenberger. 'lllllllll llOVVfMr. Fine, Mr. Hurley, Miller, hl. Boclcelman, S. Madden, L. Pfaffenberger, Miss Riehle, hliss Brinkman, Not on picture, N. Reed. NATIUNAI. HUNUH SUUIETIES St. Bernard High School boasts two chapters of the national honor societies--a chapter of the Senior National Honor Society, and one of the junior National Honor Society. Members in the chapter are outstanding not only in scholarship brit also in the qualities of character, leadership, and service. Scholarship basis for membership in the Senior National Honor Society is maintenance of an average of 90 throughout the student's high sehool eareer, with at least one year of attendance at St. Bernard High School. Election may be made at the end of the lirst semester in the junior year or at the end of any semester after that. Election to membership in the Junior National Honor Society may be made after completion of the first semester in the eighth grade or during the ninth grade. The scholarship requirement is ranking in the upper ten per cent of the class. A very impressive assembly program was held this year in February. At that time new members were tapped for mem! hership by the old members, and each new member was capped with the mortar board cap-the symbol of learning. junior Chapter Senior Chapter Mmtoiig Grmvras , .,,, President . , ,, .. ............. FLOYD lx'lORRIS BETTY Porrrmtaiert, . ,. , Vice President ,.,., ,, lvlARIANNE RINGWALD clAROLENE Cr.Aiuc ,, , Secretary ,,,, ............ L ARIE IlAWKINS IJOLORFS Grtunuan ,,.. Treasurer .... .. INA PAYE CLEMENTS Miss Doms Trio1viPsoN . Advisers .... ..... . HMISS lxl-'KRIE RIEHLE Miss BETTY BRINKMAN Mit. Crovo Hunr.EY Thirty-eiglzt Miss MArtY ANN LOGAN MR. llARRY FINE i Left to right, FIRST ROVV-Mrs. Boyle, P. Reardon, M. Ringwald, B. Scharfenberger, L. Pfaffenberger, M. Bockel- man. SECOND ROW-J. Miller, R. Cooley, S. Hackworth, E. Pottinger, S. Davis, N. Graham. THIRD ROW-C. Wiehe, L. Nicmann, E. Kelley, I. Ziegler. UUILI. AND SGHULL Quill and Scroll, the newest organization at St. Bernard, is an international honorary society for high school journalists. At St. Bernard membership is awarded for outstanding work that has been done on the school newspaper, The Titans' Bark, or on the St. Bernafdian, our annual. Only juniors or seniors are eligible for admittance. However, at the end of the year, when sophomores reach junior status, they may be elected to membership, the announcement being made at the Honor Banquet. President ..,... ,....... ...,... B ra vnnur SCHARFENBERGER Vice President ,,.,...., ,.,,,.........,. , DESMOND Mooms Secretary .,,...,,..,, ,,...,,,,........., I o ANN MILLER Treasurer., ,sls ..,,,,.... M Anyonnz BOCKELMAN Adviser ,......, ,,.,...., M ns. KATHRYN L. BOYLE Thirty-nine S.It I,eI't to right, IAIIIST IIOIV Ci. Hiller, II. Peak, Ii. Iiothaciier, IJ. Iiohinson, A. Nliiicr, Cf Vanden I 3nden. I'. Ilgj I. Ixciicr. IIIIIIID RON' Mr. Al I.etlIer, Ii. Schaciicr. G. Stewart, N. Price. If. Iiwaid, I. K ' iUl'IllICI'i. ITOUIHTII IIUXY I ILC I licinents, Ii. Smith, W. IIart, II. Sehardt. P. Morgan, E. Iiertc, In fiiascr, Ii. Iiicixc. Ii. Iiohinson. I IIf'I'II IIUXVW-II Ilerhig, NI. Iiingwaid, I.. Iiawkins, hi. Iiecords, A. Uover, T. Mcforinicit, Ii. Koch, VI.. Davis. VV. IIaIIicr. SIXTII ROVV I. Sprague, II. Iialnp, Ii.. Kroger, Ii. Iiaarinan. SIQVIZNTII IIOVI'-I. VV 'git I I1 3 ri 1, Il. Xicliee, IZ. Bennett, A, Sehoeniieic, Morris, II. Smith, I, Morgan, Ii. Kaegi. Iim Int' BAND In the fall, under the direction ol' hir. Alfred Letzicr, the hand presented 21 concert, which was an overwhelming success. The hand aiso piayed at thc ciass plays and at some of the football games. This spring, the hand is presenting another concert and is participating in the competition in the District Contest at Miami. 1 gin oudcn. SIQCUXIJ ROXX XI. Iiakei, Ii. Iiuguenot. G. Davis. I.. Iiunneii, P. Austin. I'. Ilexigilt. Cl. Bennett. IJ. Xippclt f I Left to right, FIRST ROVV-N. Graves, E. Setser, C. Cassidy, E. Larkins, A. Glass, W. Cerhardstein, R. Varner, B. Riddle, Miss Logan. SECOND ROW-E. Perry, M. Smith, V. Dover, L. Lakes, E. Lakes, L. Baker, J. McCormick, H. Von Bchren, E. Woody. THIRD ROWMC. Scott, T. McCormick, P. Tuggle, K. Dishon, B. Wallace, M. Graves, D. Kemper, E. Kelley, I. Schmalzigen, K. Robinson. FOURTH V. Dover, L. Lakes, E. Lakes, L. Baker, 1. McCormick, H. McAninch, M. Terry, E. Richardson, Wilson, M. Records, H. Smith, R. Hermesch. GLEE CLUB The Clee Club, under the capable leadership of Miss Mary Ann Logan, is an organization in which the participants receive no credit but much benefit. This year the club had the added attraction of a male quartet and a girls, triple trio. We sang for the Immanuel Reform Church, for the Christmas program of the P. T. A., for the Junior Class at the time of their play, and on various other occasions. ln the spring, a special Glee Club Concert was presented. President ....,,....... ,.... . .CIiESTER CASSIDY Vice President ....... ..,.,.. ,,.. . .... E u GENE SETSER Swfefrlfy .......... ....... W ALTER GERHARDSTEIN Librarians ......... ............. E DEENA LARKINS MARCELLA TERRY Forty-one Forty-two SENIIIH Y-TEENS One of the most active organizations at St. Bernard High is the Senior Y-Teen Club, in which the girls strive to develop poise, responsibility, friendship, leader- ship, and character. Since the Y-Teens are a part of the Y.W.C.A., our girls participate in the city- wide projects. This year one of our members, Marianne Ringwald, has been city chairman of the ring work, and we are glad to report that there are several mem- bers of our club who have earned their Y-Teen rings this year. In local activities the club has had a well-planned program-seasonal parties, a beautiful candle-light initiation, a very fine Mother-Daughter dinner with Mrs. Margaret von Selle as speaker, joint meetings with the Hi-Y, and a dance to raise funds for world reconstruction work of the Y. Spring brings with it two of the traditional projects-a picnic with the Hi-Y Club and the Honor Banquet, which is planned and financed by our club. The members of the Senior Class going out into the adult world will, we feel confident, continue in leadership whether in college or community. President ,,,,.....i.,ri .,..,.,,, I NA PAYE CLEMENTS Vice President ........ .......,.,...,.., L ors NIEMANN Secretary ..,.....,. ...u.., M Anjonuz BOCKELMAN Treasurer ....,..,......,. .......... G ERALDINE Romans Program Chairman ......, ....uuuu,..u,......... L APuE HAWKINS AdVi-991' .........s,......... ......... M Iss GRACE A. Moncim Upper Pictnrc Loft to riglit, l'lllSl' ROXV-G. Dixon, M. Bockclinan, l. Clcincnts, G. Roberts, L. Nicmann, P. Austin, Y. Castor. SECOND ROVVAS. llackwortli, S. Davis, N. Graham, S. Jackson, A. Foxx, R. Evans, M. llarpcr, M. Dick, S. Fickc. 'l'lllllD RUVV-P. lloltfclaw. M. Alircns, M. Bayer, Alexander, XV. Ilannncr, L. Hawkins, Brumina, B. Scharfcn- lx-rgcr, S. Nagel. IJ rwcr Picturc Loft to right, FIRST RUVV-C, Morgan, N. Reed, E. Perry, G. Scott, S. Loudcn, VVcstcrman, E. Larkins. SECOND ROVV-Miss Graco A. Morgan, Vllilson, P. VVaits, E. Kelley, M. Ringwald, Lehrer, M. Terry, M. Terry, S. Madden, L. Pfallicnlwrgcr. THIRD ROVV-J. Schumaclcer, L. Whilcs, B. Sneed, P. Reardon, E. VVorley, L. Stout, R. Nichols, VV. Tcrry. Forty-three Lett to right, FIRST ROW'-Mrs. Yeager, C. Clark, V. Dover, R. Steinlxe, L. Clopton, D. Cruhler. V. l'lalll-nlmerger ll. La kes, V. Salyers. SECOND ROVV-K. Robinson, G. hlorris, E. lluguenot, li. Dover, E. Ewald, P. Niernann, hlc Coriniek, L. Baker, C. Dallas. 'lilllllll ROVV-ll. Von Behren, E. Smith, B. Tipton, XV. llart, C. Thall, S. Pottinger J. Bernard, B. Morris, M. Kroger, E. Lakes. JUNIUH Y-TEENS Exceptionally active this year were the junior Y-Teens. They planned an interesting, Schedule, and they have accomplished many helpful and worthwhile things. Wlhile these projects gave enjoyment to people other than junior Y-Teens, they helped to develop the character of the girlsAone of the chief purposes of the Y-Teen clubs. Junior Y-Teens had charge of the Christmas assembly for the high school, gave gay parties for their members and friends, initiated new members, attended meetings at the Cincin- nati Y.VV.C.A., and gave their annual Easter egg hunt at the nearby orphanage. President IJULORES GIRLIIILEII Vice President , ,, , , ,, Louise CTLOPTON Secretary , ,,,4 x7lRGINlA PFAFITENBI-lRGIiR Tl'CHS1ll'Cl' , , . . ROBERTA STEINKE fldriser Mus. QTARL YI3AGiin lforrj'-foto' 'X an p an Q OC f45't if Ni' ,lm ,lx, Left to right, FIRST ROVVAJ. Louden, C. VViel1e, Il. Ziegler, F. Morris, J. Niemann, R. Spelman, R. Meyers, Wlall. SECOND ROVV---Mr. Nieman, T. iXlcCor1nick, R. Carson, R. Sams, T. Sprague, M. Morgan, R. Daffron, R. Pfriem, E. Kroger. THIRD ROVV-I. Graves. E. Paul, Burgoyne, D. Nloore, E. Schell, VV. Sunderbrucli, R. Varner. FOURTH ROVV-P. Morgan, R. Garland, R. Ilermescli, R. Droste, L. Gajus, ll. Ramp, I. Rutcmucller, R. Ilaarman. HI-Y Hi-Y has really had an active year in selling the Titan T-shirts. With some of provement of our clubroom, which had been In program, besides thc football movies started last year. 1949. Financially we were quite successful in the money from the sale we continued the im- , which Mr. Nieman succeeded in obtaining, we had several very line speakers at our meetings. Educational trips were taken, and of course, we had our swimming parties at the Cincinnati Y.M.C.A. Joint parties and meetings with the Senior Y-Teens were social high lights of the winter, and the club is looking forward to the joint picnic to be held in May. First Semester JAINIES NIEBIANN , CARL VVIEHEW , , ROBERT SPELINIAN FLOYD MORRIS ,, PERRY lVlORGAN Adviser , ,, President Vice President , ..,, ,, Secretary .. . Treasurer .. Program Clzairman Second Semester ,,,,..JAMES NIEMANN , , .... RICHARD TVTEYERS ROBERT SPELIWAN ..e..e..,FLOYD MORRIS . .......... .... i .... I AMES ZIEGLER RALPH T. NIEMAN Forty-five Left to right, FIRST ROVV-lXl. Ahrens, Winklellieyer, hl. Graves, E. Paul, T. Sprague, D. hloore, D. Gruhler, L. Clapton. SECOND ROVV-Mr. O'Brien, D. Kemper, L. Pl'af'l'enbcrger, S. Madden, N. Reed, C. Clark, I. Bernard, C. Dallas, B. Morris, C. llart. THIRD ROVV-E. Pottinger, G. Kinnctt, A. Sehoenfeld, R. Pfriem, C. Cassidy, R. Carson T. McCormick, F. Koch, ll. Pfriem. INTER NUS The Latin Clu.b was reorganized this year at the request of the hrst year students. Since we were late organizing, wc did not have too many activities. Meetings were held after school on thc second Tuesday and the fourth Monday of each month. 'lhe membership included all students taking Latin at present and any former students of this classical subject. President , M ,L . .,..,, , ,.,,., ED PAUL Vice President . lVlARGIE Crmvras Secretary ..,,, W ....,,..,........ .. ,lVlARY AHRENS Treasurert, .... IEANNINE WINKLEBIEYER Adviser , .,,,. . Mn. JAMES OlBRIEN Forty-six 7 Left to right, FIRST ROVV-I. Clements, W. Terry, E. Kelley, N. Reed, S. Madden. SECOND ROW-L. Hawkins, E. Richardson, C. hlorgan, E. Larkins, lXI. VVard, lXIiss Olga V. Stuerwald. THIRD ROVV-R. Varner, C. Dye, E. Worley, N. Graham, lNI. Ringwald, E. Perry. LE UEHIILE FRANCAIS This year, under the leadership of Edna Kelley, the French Club has spent an educational and interesting year. In addition to being a source of information and entertainment, the club helps the student understand French life through correspondence with French students. At our meetings we often play French games, listen to French operas, and study French works of art. President ,tt,., ,..,t, EDNA ALICE KELLEY Vice President t,,, ., ,WANDA TERRY Secremryud.. uuu,u,.u .NANCY REED Treasurer uu.uuuu.,u.u. u.,uutuuuuuu E SYDNEY IVIADDEN Program Clzairmmz , , uuuu INA FAYE CLEMENTS Adviwr... E ...,u ....uuu Miss OLGA V. STUERWALD Forty-seven Left to right, FIRST ROW--D. Gruhler, R. Steinke, S. Thompson, NI. Graves, B. VVallace, King, B hlorris P Lipps. SECOND RUVV-S. Louden, C. Nlorgan, NI. Ahrens, Schurnacker, G. Roberts, B. Scharfenbergcr I Wester man, RI. Bockelman, K. Dishon. THIRD ROW-V. Dover, Winkle, C. Davenport, Lehrer, Alexander L Hawkins J. Brumma, S. Madden, L. Nieinann, I. Clements, Miss Doris Thompson. FOURTH ROW-R. Cooley, P Randall S Davis, E. Worley, S. Jackson, S. Ficke, Y. Castor, P. Austin, M. Ringwald. FIFTH ROW-V. Garner, S Bertlme D Garrett, J. VVilson, M. Brumma, W. Terry, E. Kelley, L. Whiles, S. Nagel, J. Peak. Fortyfeiglfzt SENIUH 6. A. A. The Senior Girls' Athletic Association is composed of the high school girls and meets after school each Friday of the school year. Since the purpose of G.A.A. is to provide maximum participation in sports for the girls of the school, intramural games follow the seasons. In the fall, volleyball competition ended with LaRie Hawkins' team as victor. Basketball honors were won by Jeanne Schumacker's team, but in the girls' intramural basketball tournament the Shooting Stars, captained by Margie Bockelman, became the 1949 champs. Baseball is still to come, but we would like to record that the winner of the 1948 baseball season was Shirley ,Iackson's team. Membership in G.A.A. has increased this year, with the result that we have had greater participation in all sports. We feel that we have done much to further our purposes-to learn to live and work with others and to accept defeat with the same grace with which we accept victory. . President ..,,,..,,,,, .......... . JEANNE SCHUMACKER Vice President ,,,,,,,, .....,,.,,.,,,,,,.., G ERALDINE ROBERTS Secretary .,,,,.,,,, ........ , BEVERLY SCHARFENBERGER Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,, .,.,,...................... M Amr AHRENS Adviser ,,.,,,,,,, ,......, M rss Dorus THOMPSON Left to right, FIRST ROVV-B. Dover, M. Rakel, P. Niemann, E. Ewald, I. McCormick, C. Duvendeck, N. Graves, V. Pfaifenberger. SECOND ROVV-II. Von Behren, K. Robinson, V. Salyers, D. Lake, L. Baker, E. Lakes, DeNight, l. Clements, L. Niemann, Miss Doris Thompson. THIRD ROVV-S. Pottinger, E. Hugucnot, P. Tuggle, L. Hopkins, I.. llurt, B. Schaefer, C. Thall, E. Smith, G. Morris. JUNIUH G.A. A. As the little sisters of the Senior G.A.A., the members of Junior G.A.A. are learning young to assume the responsibilities which are expected of all participants in sports. junior G.A.A. follows the same rules, regulations, and activities as Senior G.A.A. They have a resprescntative to Senior C.A.A. and are helped by student advisers from the upper class club. Representative to Senior G.A.A. ,,,,, ...,.... I EANNE MCCORMICK Student advisers , , , .,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, .,,.,,....,,... L ols NIEMANN INA FAYE CLEMENTS INTEHSUHULASTIU SPUHTS Well, girls are again in the sports limelight. After lying dormant for years, a league for girls' interscholastic sports has been reorganized among the valley schools. The purpose of this revival of interscholastic sports is to develop a wider friendship among the girls of nearby schools. Under the able leadership of Miss Doris Thompson and Miss Betty Brinkman our teams in volleyball, basketball, and baseball have done very well, not only in winning but also in developing qualities of good sportsmanship and co-operation. Forty-nine Left to right, FIRST ROW-N. Reed, E. Worley, S. Davis, M. Ringwald, L. Niemann, E. Perry, M. Ward. SECOND ROW-Mrs. Doris I. Brooks, E. Pottinger, J. Winklemeyer, S. Thompson, M. Graves, E. Larkins, M. Terry, B. Pottinger, E. Richardson, D. Kemper. THIRD ROW-V. Gamer, I. Clements, W. Terry, R. Meyers, R. Pfriem, R. Spelman, R. Vamer, B. Bennett, J. Rutcmueller. TRU ALPHA GAMMA Tau Alpha Gamma, the mathematics club, serves a double purpose at St. Bernard High. The club promotes interest in mathematics and also creates a social time for the students, whose interest lies in this subject. The meaning of our name is not secret. T represents trigonometry, the A represents algebra, and the G represents geometry-the three branches of math studied by our members. President r,,,,7sr,r, r.,.,.s M ARIANNE RINGWALD Vice President ,,.,s.ss sss,,... E ULENE WORLEY Secretary ..,.,srs,,. .sss,, L ors NIEMANN Treasurer ss,ss.s .s.s.s.s.t,s S HIRLEY DAvrs Advisers ,..,...,. .s..... M ns. Doms Bnooxs MR. CLOYD HURLEY Fifty . Left to right, FIRST ROVV-F. Middendorf, R. Garland, B. Sams, E. Schell, D. Hampel. SECOND ROW-R. Claire, G. Luttrell, A. Garrett, D. Dundes, C. Schiele, R. Haarman. THIRD ROW-Mr. Schafer, R. Theobald, L. Cajus, E. Farmer, R. Lcubbering, D. Eastham, R. Droste, Mr. Kramer. AHUHIMEAIJES Archimedes is a club of the students who are learning the machine shop trade. During the year the boys learn to make finished machine products from the crude metal. The boys make merry once a year when they take in the new members. This year thirteen new members were initiated. OFFICERS President ...,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,,,,,v,,v,,,,,,,, ,,,,s,,-, B ILL SAMS Vice President ,....,...,.,. -,,,,.,..A R AY GARLAND Secretary-Treasurer, .,..,. ,-,,-s,,,e.,,s,s,,,,, E D SCHELL AdViS6fS ....-..........-....... ......... M R. PAUL SCHAFER MR. WILLIAM KRAMER Fifty-one sw NN QQ- ' J NLXV IIRIS, junior Class Play. l.rfl lu Yigllf, IIRSI' RUN'-C. Klillkllllv R- CAUUIVBR S- Hilk'lxUUf!h, S- DHHS. B- SCh1ll'fl'l1bl'fH'-'l'. F- XVnrlc5. SPCONU ROXV -P. lhmmlnll, ll. xvk'SIl'I'Ill2ll1. lf. lT2ll'l1lL'l'. R. l'f'ricm, ll. SDUIIIHIIL R. Garland, 1. RlIIl'l1llIl'llk'l'. DirccturfNliss Prnllccs P. Hnmlnvl. YOU C4.XN I' 'IIXKIQ IT XX'Il'Il YOU, Svninr flzlss Play. lyft tuwight, FIRST ROYYfP. Xlul'g.m. R. XM-ight, 12. Kmgvr. D. llnmpvl, J. XVnlI. SECOND ROVV--Miss Iiriuunt, llircctur. li. KL-llcy. l,. Nicmzum, j. I.chn-r. l'. lh-zlnlolu, XV. Hannnwr. S. jncksmx. Tlllllll RON?-J. licgla-r, R. Ilcrmn-sch, AI. Nicmzum, l'. Morris, J. Inllmlvll. li. Sctscr. ,1 fll'U SPG RTS 2' M , J Z, AM ' -I X :J flu. X ' X 3 J! 4 i I xx ' X Q -mx QXKQN U .f--M -,S Y Left to right, FIRST ROW-T. Sprague, Mgr., R. Meyers, Burgoyne, R. Pfriem, E. Masters, B. Sams, F. Mid- dendorf, R. Spelman, Mgr., Rutemueller, Mgr. SECOND ROW-Mr. Harold Yinger, Asst. Coach, R. Haarman, N. Morgan, W. Russell, I. Mangone, D. Hampel, R. Hamburg, B. Haggard, P. Morgan, C. VViethe, Mr. Carl A. Yeager, Coach. THIRD ROW-R. Daffron, E. Paul, D. Moore, R. Claire, R. Garland, E. Morris, I. Hauser, A. Boesken FOURTH ROW-D. Hart, I. Hauseg I. Louden, A. Schoenfeld, J. Graves, I. Farris, E. Farmer, F. Koch, R. Scharfen berger, R. Baker. FUIJTBALL The Battling Titans came out early for summer sessions in football. The going was rough in that August heat, and some of the boys dropped outg but by the time the season started, approximately thirty boys were wearing the Gold and Black. The season was not so successful in wins and losses, for we ended up with a O-8 record, but many of the boys showed great accomplishments. The coaches feel encouraged. lt looks as if we should have a winning team in the fall of '49. Good luck, future gridiron teams of St. Bernard High. Fifty-four W i S f A , NX rffffy-six Left to right, FIRST ROVV-T. Sprague, Blgr., F. Nliddendorf, B. Sams F. Morris P Morgan, E. Paul, R. Spelman, Mgr. SECOND ROWfA. Schoenfeld, Mgr., R. Meyers, J. Graves, J. Rutemueller, J. Burgoyne, R. Pfriem, Mr. Yeager, Coach. VARSITY BASKETBILL This year St. Bernards fighting basketball quintet emerged on the better side of a 15 to 8 record, placing second in the M.V.I.L. In the Class B District Tourna- ment, we advanced to the quarter finals, losing to Creenhills. While four of the varsity squad graduate this June, six lettermen will return next year. VVC, the senior members of the team, wish Coach Yeager and the team of the 1950 season success. VVe,know the team will be in there playing the game, win or lose. rfiihdvggkn r Fifty-seven Fiftyeigllt Left to right, FIRST ROVV-L. Osborn, W. Russell, R. Daffron, F. Koch, E. Farmer, P. Morgan. SECOND ROVVfA. Schoenfeld, Mgr., H. Smith, john Hauser, P. Tuggle, J. Burgoyne, R. Hamburg, j. Hauser, Mr. Yinger, Coach. RESERVE BASKETBALL The future varsity of St. Bernard High had a bad season this year, according to our won and lost record. Actually, we fought hard in every game, but we lacked experienced players, some oi our boys having moved up to the Varsity team early in the season. However, the boys showed real development in their tech- niques, and some will move up to Varsity next season. Next year, you can expect to see a hardelighting, victorious Reserve team out there on the hardwood for the Gold and Black. Left to right, CHEERLEADERS-P. Niemann, P. Tuggle, N. Graves, E. Lakes. TEAM, FIRST ROVV-L. Keller, L. Robbins, R. Schaefer, L. Graves, B. Grubb. SECOND ROW- G. Bennett, Mgr., T. Hawes, L. K. Robbins, R. Herbig, VV. Kolb, R. Ahrens, Mr. Hurley, Coach. 'ITH ANU 8TH BASKETBALL St. Bernards junior high team under Coach Cloyd llurley played a hard-fought season, only to end up losing eleven and winning one. Lack of height was the chief handicap of the team. However, most of the team will still be eligible next yearg therefore we can expect to see a great junior high team representing St. Bernard. Good luck to you, Coach llurley, and your future teams. Fifty-nine bg 5045 N f- Ur aff 96V W . 4-Aj',1, . JJ www fy cw WJ' XP: N398 fb! ' of J' v ' f-JJ ,gf -mf ff' Sv' N Q- -3 Q vo- - X Ar Md. er vb A N X W 0' ffl ' if . w 5,r Q1 - ' ,V of! ' N1 t , 899150 ' ' cal? clccrlczxdms. l J a Q Gin Eng vcur C1CCl'lC2l:l , chosqymy the students, u liv to thc su . dwt' fpcctg ' s. In th wagt r, as bQmrc, wc In rl Jc'u y cnjoyccfcur ,,. 'lu j . Ig uc our C 's sc IC ' ' ruti 1 to the f all and blkctbnllkg' Cv ' 4 cum 1 QN11 Qcncral t . CL ' cnjoym t of the 77: cs. Nlfgkj Q.- ., Y . X Q if-a , -' Jgjfhccrlm of '4 wish the best lCk il ' ture t c rcpfcs ' 'vcs T . ll, ' t 6 C E 0' Cold ' a fl! 5 I Q J . X ' j' 9 iv.: r ' , . v . 'HI A my Sgf ,? as 5 Q.. 5 23 Q ey Sixiy X' 3, V' Q33 rf gf if 1 .Iss.,.,s....,.........-W - 1 as ' W- ., 8 .ls S ,fx ,s. QS' fs, bl! Left to right, FIRST ROW-G. Nash, R. Pfriem, B. Sams, E. Mayborg, J. Louden. SECOND ROW-E. Wilkerson, A. Eaton, D. hioore, F. lX'liddendorf. THIRD ROVV-1Vlr. Carl A. Yeager, Coach, R. Meyers, P. Morgan, R. Schumacher, R. Spelman, Mgr. G -QTR V.. Q gffsnstnntt 1948 The Titans' baseball team did not fare so well in 19485 we ended up on the short end of a 3-10 record. However, the season started ol? well. We traveled to Norwood to win a 10-9 decision in a thrilling last inning rally. After losin ,successive double-headers to Reading, Wyoming, and North College Hill, linally managed to split a double-header with Lockland and take a sin gam rom Deer Park. h g 'x of the regular players back, we hope to have a very successful ni e coming 1949 seaso . Bernard 10 ....,....u,...u..,.,. ..,.,... 3 . .. ..,,.,.,, Norwood 9 . ard ........ ....u..... ..u.. Q . - . . ..,.... ..u...... R eading 2-3 t. ard 1-7, ...u.YYYY..u.u.... ..,.......,. ' g ..... A .. ..,.,, .. ...... ,Wyoming 3-8 ts rnard 3-0 u..uu. ,. ...u r .... r .....u,. ..... N orgh College Hill 9-4 gkg rnard 3-6 ...........iu...u.v.uu...,..,.., ...... , .. ...u.., Lockland 8-4 t. ernard 6. .... .... ...,..,,.,., .,.,.,, ,,.,,,,,.., , ,,,,,,, D e er Park 4 'I 3 ,Q 5 NN sixty-one Sixty-two Left to right, FIRST ROW-P. Morgan, L. Lair, D. Martin, E. Phelps, L. Gajus, B. Bennett. SECOND ROW-E. Mayborg, D. Moore, P. Ceisen, L. Morris, J. VVaites, F. Morris. THIRD ROVV-Mr. Harold Yinger, Coach, A. Schoenfeld, Mgr., A. Eaton, E. VVilkerson, R. Claire, R. Nleyers. TRACK 1948 Track is the basic sport of all sports. When the weather finally became warm enough last spring for outdoor run- ning, many of the boys were seen daily warming up around the track. Our team was made up largely of sprinters, with very few distance men or participants in field events. Mr. Yinger, the new track coach, did a fine job of molding a team from the material he had. We entered many meets, such as the Lockland Night Relays, the M.V.l.L. Annual Meet, the Creenhills, the Withrow, and the Plainville Meets. Although we never actually came in first at any of these meets, we placed well in every one. One of our boys, Paul Ceisen, entered the State Meet, where he came in third in the 100 yard dash and second in the 220 yard dash. Here's wishing Coach Yinger and the track team success in 1949. Left to rightAAubrey Eaton, Jerry Waites, Jack Gehring, Bill Boesken. GULF 1948 St. Bernard's greens men, Captain Aubrey Eaton, Bill Boesken, Jerry Waites, and -lack Gehring, finished up a good season by winning two, losing one match, and tying two matches. In spite of poor weather and little opportunity to practice, our team represented St. Bernard High very well all the way. The final scores of the matches were St. Bernard 4,, ,,,,,tt..,, ,. ,,,,tr., . ,.,,..,,,s.tc,. St. Bernard 5 ,,.,te St. Bernard Ot. St. Bernard 3 totr..c,oe St. Bemarcl 2 ,... r,., .,,c,o.rcReading 2 ,t.t,,t.WN.C.H. 1 on ,oooWyoming 6 Roger Bacon 3 ...t,....,,Lockland 2 Sixty-three .Q Eg... Q V W9 My BR sr ' , sw . .- ' F .Q fw? lSc .1 45 fi' V kN'35'!X4ib XM V+ Q. mmN,x,mY' x A I. lhnm' lr. sllulunl Il-nrlwrs. 2. Miss Cxnslwy. how you'x'c clmngczl! 3. 'Ylwsc pcuplu uhm like' history. 4 Our hutllimg Titan foul lmll ltalln. 5. Our school hand nn pnrndc. 6. St, Ilurnurd High School, T. .Xlthnugh hu In-udu-5 histury, hc is still an pal nl' ours H. Nlnth gvts num' intcrvstixmg cvvry dny. Sixty jour HDHAHW SNAIPDS JONES Sixty Sixty-six HEMILINEHS FRUM THE FUHTY-NINEHS September 7 10 22 October 1 4 8 13 14 28 November 5 19 22 25 30 December 3 5 21 24 30 january 3 7 19 21 That fatal day arrives. School commences. The seniors all looking forward to U. S. history. Football pre-view game. St. Bernard lets Lockland gain only one touchdown. The hands of all seniors sparkle! No wonder! Seniors have re- ceived their rings. First league game with Reading. Score 34-7. Tough luck fellows. First issue of Titans' Bark. Seniors start joumeying to Pogues. Why? To have their pretty smiles snapped. No hookey playing this year. We left in the afternoon. More tough luck. Titan eleven is trounced by Lockland, 34 to 0. Smile, classmates. First group pictures taken. Our first assembly. A piano and violin recital. Titan eleven shows up well, even though the game was dropped to N. C. H. 12 to 6. A successful canteen held in honor of the disabled football players. Junior Class play New Fires presented. A great success. Titanettes successful in their first volleyball game with Wyoming. Score 35 to 27. The horn blows. Two days vacation for Thanksgiving. Basketball season starts. St. Bernard down Ludlow, 36 to 32. Hoorah! Plainville gets swamped as the mighty Titans down them, 52 to 49. The hrst band concert of the year proves to be very successful and enjoyable. A wonderful Christmas present. Titans down Anderson by a score of 35 to 29. Merry Christmas to all. Junior Y-Teens give us a lovely send-off with their Christmas assembly. Alumni game. The mighty Titans chalk up another victory against poor old Alums. We return to the usual grind. Christmas and New Year cheer lingers in our hearts. Tsk! Tsk! Whatta team! St. Bernard 43-N. C. H. 35. EXAMS! The midnight oil burns low for many. St. Bernard vs. Roger Bacon. The most spectacular game of the season as the Titan quintet defeated Bacon 36 to 33. 27 28 February 4 8 l I I4 18 22 25 March 4 5 1 7 22 24 April l 4 5 9 13 May 7 19 26 Iune 1 5 6 7 9 Peanuts! Popcorn! Balloons! Step right this way! Senior Carnival a BIC SUCCESS. Queen: Joyce Lehrer. King: Floyd Cookie Morris. What's the matter with the team? Well, the tcamis all right! St. Bernard 37-Lockland 32. Another victory. St. Bernard 27-N. C. H. 24. Triumph over Anderson, 27 to 24. ' We've got the team that's full of jivc. Another victory. St. Bernard 39-Deer Park 28. Valentine's Day. Sweetheart and Heart-throb of St. Bernard were declared to be ,lo Ann Miller and Perry Morgan. What a victory! The Titans down Wyoming 36 to 35 and take over 2nd place in the M. V. I. L. No school. VVe relax. Washington's birthday. Seniors sport bright buttons saying, I've had my chest X-ray. First tournament game. We down Deer Park. Yea, team. Nice Work! We down Glendale, 53 to 39. Girls' basketball tournament. Shooting Stars win. Teachers reveal hidden talents. Faculty Follies a great success. Slinky Sue of the pink dress and picture hat will long be remem- bered. Student Council sponsors a very enjoyable concert, given by the Mormons. You Can't Take It With You given by the Senior Class. Very well done, very good acting, very big audience! ! ! The St. Bernardian goes to press. Track meet today at Withrow. A bit chilly, boys. With instruments in tune and uniforms pressed our band travels to Miami U. for the District Band Contest. Easter vacation. Spring is a reality. My girl's the belle of the ball , say the fellows at the annual junior Prom held at Mariemont Inn. Look! I made it myself. Fashion Show given by our own Home Economics Department. Nice work, Miss Derrick. The Senior Y-Teens honor the scholars and athletes who have brought fame to their Alma Mater. Our last fling! Ah, yes. What fun we had at our Senior Class picnic! Baccalaureate services at the Immanuel Reform Church. We wear our caps and gowns and begin to feel dignified. Can you believe it? Our final EXAMINATIONS begin. Left, right, 1-2, 3-4. Keep in step! Cosh! We're practicing for that big moment in our lives. ls it possible? Pinch me. Am I awake and walking down the aisle? Yes! Welre GRADUATING! Sixty-seven x l. Qlumlucm .ur .1 lm ui' fun. 2. Uunll tllcsc scniurs luulx cute! 5. L4LlI'lliYAll king .xml qllccu. -L Our '-Nor and his l'lAl'IlCll pmnllv. 5. Vllmu lxul lu' mlicllft full in. lu. Uclcgxltcs tu Y-'lbcn lllll cublli-L'l'L'l1L'L' .ut I.L'I1llLIl'f. T. juniur 'own Nlcvting. S. llv.u't-tlmmlm .md swcctllv.-.x1't. 9. vvllill il clay! CQ1'zlcILI1ltim1. IO. .'xI'CI1'I pglrtius m K'l'I11lI'Ll gang. orc lun' ll. St. Sixty-1'1inc' JUKES Mr. O'Brien-What do you think you are-a big wheel? I. W. Farris-Sure. Haven't you heard about the ferris wheel? Mr. Hurley-What happens when the human body is sub- merged in H2O? Sue L.-The phone rings. Billy S.-I've never seen so many flies. Don't you ever shoo them? Cookie M.-No, we all just let them go barefooted. Mother-Did you see that pile of wood when you came in? Eugene S.-No, I didn't. Mother-Oh, come now. I saw'you- see it. Eugene S.-Well, maybe you saw me see it, but you ain't gonna see me saw it. Micky D.-I'm so thrilled. Papa bought a cow: Pat R.-A Jersey Cow? Micky D.-Gosh, I don't know. It doesn't have any license plates. Mr. Nieman'jWhere was the Declaration of Independence signed? Bennie H.-At the bottom. Mr. Fine-This gas contains deadly poison. What steps would you take if it escaped? james M.-Long ones, Sir. Seventy Chester C.-That, Ma'am, is a cow grazing. Mrs. Yeager-Indeed? Where is the grass? Chester C.-The cow has eaten it. .Mrs. Yeager-But where is the cow? Chester C.-You don't think she'd be silly enough to stay there after she'd eaten all the grass, do you? Mrs. Boyle-Did you write this poem yourself? Erwin-Every line of it. Mrs. Boyle-Then I'm very proud to meet you, Edgar Allen Poe. I thought you were dead. Miss Stuerwald CTO Ralph G. who is half hour lateD- You should have been here at 8:25. Ralph G.-VVhy, what happened? Mr. Fisher-Now, young people, if Napoleon were alive today, what would he be doing? Bob V.-Drawing an old age pension. Mr. Fine--Can you tell me anything about the great chemists of the seventeenth century? jim M.-They're all dead. Freshman-Dad, may I please go to the movies? It's a very good one. I'll be in early. Sophomore-Dad, I'd like to go to the movies. Is it all right? I'll be in early. Junior-Dad, I am going to the movies. See you later. Senior-Good-bye. I'll bring in the milk. ih- W 3 ' ax r s o - ' - .. :'- 1 5 -I ...' ytn I 3-'x N ,' ' 3 . N . 21, ' fl agif -v4v: .'. X .F gf?-N ff Q -1- ff 1 .gg- -'gurls Q .- :al .- f . ,' C U ff: v 'Agra 11,44 -ff S even ty-one Compliments of TOWER AVENUE PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION - An organization interested in the Welfare and happiness of the students of the St. Bernard Schools C g Z and Best Wishes to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1949 YA? CARSON AS PHARMACY Vine and Washington A S Bernard, Oh Ph AV 9113 9138 Congratulations to you Class of 1949 THE PHOTO-TYPE ENGRAVING COMPANY 214 East Ninth Street CINCINNATI, OHIO PA. 4798 Makers of the printing plates used in this annual Compliments of Your Friends at the ANDALUS THEATER JIM NIEMANN COOKIE MORRIS To Senior Hi-Y'ers PERRY MORGAN EDWIN SCI-IELL ROGER DROSTE DICK HERMESGII BILL SAMS HORACE RAMP JIM LOUDEN ERWIN KROGER JIM ZIEGLER JIM WALL GOOD-BYE and GOOD LUCK ST. BERNARD HI-Y CLUB In Honor of the following Graduating Members of the Band MARIANNE RINGWALD LA RIE HAWKINS PERRY MORGAN ERWIN KROGER INA PAYE GLEMENTS HORACE RAMP FLOYD MORRIS MARGARET RECORDS St. Bernard Tower Avenue Public School Band Booste-rs Seventy-five Compliments of THE ARCHIMEDES CLUB CLASS OF 1949 President ,. ,v,.,. ,,., ...,.....,...,.......,,,... ... ..,.......... B 1 LL SAMS Vice President .,,S,SS ,.SS..,,,.H...S,...,,SSSSS SSS.SSS,,.... R AY GARLAND Secretary and Treasurer 7.,,,.,77,,.., ED SCHBLL Bob Theobald Fred Middendorf Arvil Garrett Roger Droste Don Hampel Ben Haggard Bob Hinken ADVISORS William S. Kramer Paul R. Schafer Seventy-six Compliments Of CITIZENS BANK HEER PRINTING CO. 364-386 SOUTH FOURTH STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO 78 years in Printing Study Bells To Telephone Bells A salute and best wishes to graduates of 1949. We hope some of you will join the telephone organization, become imbued with its traditional spirit of service, and remain to help provide fast, reliable communications through the years. It is a good place to work, with good pay, excellent working conditions, vaca- tions, thrift plans, medical service, Company-paid pensions and sickness-accident- death benehts. There is a great opportunity for young men and women in helping to build telephone communications of the future. The Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company Seventy-seven Compliments Of MR. 85 MRS. RAY S. SPRAGUE Titan Booster V ygh Compliments of SNOOK-VEITH LUMBER COMPANY ST BERNARD OHIO TELEPHONE AV 1840 C01IgfGf1lIL1il011S to the -l9'ers from THE JANSZEN COMPANY CINCINNATI, OHIO - Mm. oazz Student Council of St. Bernard High Best, lflfislles to 1949 Class Compliments of JOHN J. DREES A. C. BILLIAU REAL ESTATE INSURANCE C0111plimc'nts Portraits Of LAUDEMAN STUDIO PROGRESS PAINT COMPANY AVon 3486 V. L. 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HECKMAN, Proprietor 5908 Vino sooo Elmwood, Ohio Sm Loman Since 1887 Phone VAHQY 9712 5829 Vino sooo Elmwood Place, Ohio Compliments DIEHL'S FOOD MARKET The Finest In Moors Of GARDEN FRESH FRUITS 8: VEGETABLES Vine at Locust 5909 Vine Street GEISEN'S CONFECTIONERY VAlley 1626 Elmwood Place, Ohio Elmwood Place Ohio Congratulations! Compliments ELMWOOD 5 SL 10 Of CENT STORE J. L. Gessendorf Lumber Co. Inc. Eighty-Eve JETT's PHARMACY Elmwood Place, Ohio Compliments Mefford's Quality Foods Vine 8: Boss AV 9656 A. G. ROETEPOHL Compliments of EWELER . . J Heller Radlo Sc A llance DD Keepsake Diamonds Silver Watches SALES - SERVICE VA 6285 Complete Record Department 6000 Vine Street Elmwood Place, Ohio 4923 Vine Street St. Bernard, Ohio MANTHEY'S BROOKS PHARMACY Prescription Druggists VA 1198 Flower Shop and Greenhouse 5007 Greenlee Avenue St. Bernard, Ohio vine at oak streets ELMWOOD PLACE UN 4413 IRM and VERN'S Palace of Sweets Our Make Ice Cream 4901 Vine Street Luncheon 11-2 DOUBLE DECKEBS Phone Orders AVon 9337 E i ghty-six J. SIMONE MEATS Choice Meats and Poultry 4911 Vine Street St. Bernard, Ohio UN 8811 St. Bernard JOSEPH L. KOETTERS Plaster serves and Stucco ' Contractor Ansmall 184 Meadow Avenue Good Ice Creams Exclusively Avon 8182 Compliments Compliments of Of THE Srf. BERNARD DAUGHTERS 0F AMERICA BUSINESS MENS WELCOME COUNCIL ASSOCIATION NO, 111 Eighty Eighty-eight Alexander, Justine ........ 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