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

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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

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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.

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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