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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1958 volume:

1958 ST. BERNARDIAN Published by the Senior Class St. Bernard High School, St. Bernard, Ohio EDITORS MANAGERS Joyce Heidenreich Neal Bette Patricia Heinz Victor Byrd, Asst. Grace A. Morgan, Faculty Ralph T. Nieman, Faculty FQREWQ RE A motto is chosen to guide an organization. The Class of 1958 selected this one because we believe that in these words lies a motto for life, not for just one year. To be truthful and honest in whatever we do does not mean that we shall be successful. Then what good is truth? It brings us Victory in the form of peace and happiness based on the knowledge that we are right We know Lha: after high school we shall enter a world of competition andhard work. Is a motto to live by out of place? Will it hinder us from climbing quickly to the top? Perhaps, But certainly we shall be happier and better people for having lived up to it. This is your annual. For some of you it means a year of your life; for the Senior Class members it is a record of your last days at St. Bernard High School. For everybody, it is your 1958 ST. BERNARDIAN. CQN?EN?$ Dedication Administration and Faculty 5 Senior Class 12 Classes 80 Activities 40 Sports 62 Advertisements '77 Index 89 J OS FPH A . WELPLY DEDICATION To Mr. Joseph A. Welply the Class of 1958 dedicates this ST, BERNARDIAN . MI. Welply, a graduate of Xavier University, a teacher in the St. Bernard school system for many years, and a membgar of the St. Bernard High School faculty since 1951, teaches Latin, English, and citizenship. During his seven years of teaching in our high school, he has been more than a teacher . . . he has been an understanding friend. . William A. Schumacher Henry Coors President To all the members of the Board of Education, the Class of 1958 would like to extend a deep and sincere Thank you. These men have sought to establish closer relations between the school and the community and have presented the very highest possible form of education to the students of the St. Bernard schools. Ernst Manthey BOARD OF EDUCATION Cora C. Schaefer, Clerk Mary Jane Tieman, Secretary Joseph Kaestle Paul Winter OLGA V. STUERWA LD Principal Looking back over the years, we have found Miss Olga V. Stuerwald, our princi- pal, to be one of the most im- portant factors in our high school careers. Her skills as an administra- tor and as a teacher command our highest respect. In parting, we wish to thank her for her sincere interest in our welfare and our futures. C RAWFO RD BOWER Superintende nt Mr. Crawford Bower, now sewing his fifth year as superintendent of schools, has contributed much to the promotion of good scholarship at St. Bernard High School. In addition to his service to the schools, he is known among the students to be a fair, just man, with a fine sense of humor and a friendly spirit. FACU LTY EDNA L. DERRICK CLAIRE LOUISE GIMS SARA M. DURNELL JERRY L. FINKES KATHRYN L. BOYLE CLOYD A. HURLEY PAUL B. GEISEN b3. LURA E. KAUFMAN THELMA V. KESSLER MARIE M. KLINGER LOWELL LANDIS ALFRED C. LETZLER FRANCES M. LONGFELLOW ELEANOR MCDONALD GRACE A. MORGAN RALPH T. NIEMAN PAUL R. SCHAFER JAMES A. W. POWELL MARGARET W. POWELL WILLIAM R. SCHWETTMAN JANIES J. O'BRIEN ARTHUR R. WEITKAMP JOSEPH A. WELPLY AGNES WHITWORTH CARL E. YEAGER T N E M T R A P E D II- m C R E M M 0 C SENIOR ENGLISH CLASS HOME ECONOMICS MACHINE SHOP g ? Preside nt Vice President Sec retary Tre asurer Advisers Class Colors: Class Flower: Class Motto: OFF ICE RS Neal Bette Tom Mitchell Shirley Cooley Alice Richardson Mrs. F. Longfellow MI. R. T. Nieman Silver and Light Blue White Orchid Victory flies on the wings of truth. This year's Senior Class, we feel, is an exceptional one. We began raising money in our sophomore year by presenting movies. Our Junior Class play, The Ghost Bird, was one of the most successful ever given; and our Junior From, Spring Garden Fan- tasy, was enjoyed by everyone. The Senior Class play, Harvey, was fun to see and to produce, as was our carnival, to which all the classes contributed. The Class of 1958 has excelled in sports, in music, in art, in scholarship, and, all, in co-operation. We really worked together. above As we look back over our years in high school, all of us can feel proud to be mem- bers of the Class of 1958. PATRICIA ANN AHRENS BRUCE ALLEY RAY ANGEL Ambition. . .to sing. . .Usually seen Ambition. . .to own the fastest Ambition. . .to be an engineer. . . . . Vtalking with a certain boy. . . car around. . .Usually seen. . .at Usually seen. . .with Sharleen, his Noted for. . .her cute ways. Busam's. . .Noted for. . .duck's tail. wife. . .Noted for. . dependability. HAROLD BARGE Ambition. . .to graduate. . .Usually seen. . .at Irm's. . .Noted for. . . shyness and his dimpled smile. BONITA LOUISE BIRKEMEIER Ambition. . .to own a dishwasher. Usually seen. . .with Gerald K. . . Noted for. . .her petiteness. LEROY BAUGH Ambition. . .to own his own farm. . . Usually seen. . .with senior boys . . .Noted for. . .kidding around. DONNA RAE BELDING Ambition. . .to win a convertible. Usually seen. . .working on the paper. . .Noted for. . .boy friends. WANDA JANE BROWN Ambition. . .to get married. . . Usually seen. . .with friends from church. . .Noted for. . .her smile. NEAL RICHARD BERTE Ambition. . .to be U.S. President. Usually seen. . .working for his class. . .Noted for. . .friendliness. 15 MARVIN VICTOR BYRD Ambition. . .to take a course at 6.12. . .Usually seen. . .with senior boys. . .Noted for. . .intelligence. PHILIP COVALC INE Ambition. . .to be a good mechan- ic. . .USually seen. . .with Jimmy W. Noted for. . .being a comedian. SHIRLEY CLOPTON Ambition. . .to be a beautician. . . Usually seen. . .with Pat, Donna, and Judy. . .Noted for. . .parties. PATRICIA ANN COOK Ambition. . .to travel. . .Usually seen. . .having fun with senior girls. . .Noted for. . .her red hair. RIC CONNIE LOU CRESON Ambition. . .to be a secretary. . . Usually seen. . .at Jett's drug- id L- store. . .Noted for. . .music ability. SHIRLEY ANN COOLEY Ambition. . .to marry a million- aire. . .Usually seen. . .cheerlead- ing. . .Noted for. . .her winning ways. 16 DON CUNDY Ambition. . .to own a custom body Shop. . .Usually seen. . .driving his car. . .Noted for. . .car dreams. JANiES P. HACKNEY Ambition. . .to make one million dollars. . .Usually seen. . .driving a car. . .Noted for. . .his quick wit. ALBERT FICKE Ambition. . .to join the Air Force. Usually seen. . .with the shop boys. ; Noted for. . . his love of baseball. 1 GENE GODBEY Ambition. . .to be a mechanical en- gineer. . .Usually seen. . .at Klai- ber's. . .Noted for. . .his good looks. SANDRA JEAN HAMM Ambition. . .to be first woman U.S. President. . .Usually seen. . .with Myra. . .Noted for. . .poodle haircut. JOHN WILLIAM GREER Ambition. . .to attend college. . . Usually seen. . .with the boys. Noted for. . .his speaking ability. 17 JUDITH ANNE HARRIS Ambition. . .to jump from a plane. Usually seen. . .in the journalism room. . .Noted for. . .personality. PATRICIA CARRYL HEINZ Ambition. . .to be a skin diver. Usually seen. . .being late. . .Noted for. . .her high scholastic record. WINFORD HATTER Ambition. . .to be a good mechanic. Usually seen. . .with the shop boys. . .Noted for. . .chewing gum. MYRA HAWKINS Ambition. . .to graduate. . .Usually seen. . .at Klaiber's with Sandy. Noted for. . .her long brown hair. WILLIAM MONROE HELTON Ambition. . .to own his business. Usually seen. . .at Paul Comett's garage. . .Noted for. . .friendly ways. JOYCE ANN HEIDENREICH Ambition. . .to be an airline host- ess.- . .Usually seen. . .at Irm's. Noted for. . .her nice clothes. JO ANN IMHOLT Ambition. . .to get married. . . Usually seen. . .working at Albers. . . .Noted for. . .1ong brown hair. DANIEL R. LONG Ambition. . .to be a millionaire. Usually seen. . .in Elmwood Place. Noted for. . .always being broke. RONALD L. JEFFERS Ambition. . .to be a mortician. . . Usually seen. . .eating or in the gym. . .Noted for. . .his big size. SANDRA LEE KALKBRENNER Ambition. . .to work and then many. Usually seen. . .with Marlene and Joyce. . .Noted for. . .her laugh. JUDY McCA RTHY Ambition. . .to own a new home. . . Usually seen. . .riding in a green Ford. . .Noted for. . .crazy ideas. DIANE LEININGER Ambition. . .to get a good job. Usually seen. . .with Patsy Cook. Noted for. . .quietness and shYness. 19 VOLENA MCDONALD Ambition. . .to be a secretary. . . Usually seen. . .at White Castle. Noted for. . .her southern accent. MARLENE MILLER Ambition. . .to own her own car. Usually seen. . .with a boy. . . Noted for. . .her long dark hair. KAREN SUE MCKEE Ambition. . .to have indentical twins. . .Usually seen. . .smiling. Noted for. . .her pleasant ways. HENRY MEINERS Ambition. . .to be an electrical engineer. . .Usually seen. . .goofing off. . .Noted for. . .science ability. THOMAS MITCHELL Ambition. . .to be a tool and die maker. . .Usually seen. . .having fun. Noted for. . .his friendly manner. RONALD METZGER Ambition. . .to be an accountant. Usually seen. . .with senior boys. Noted for. . .his blonde hair. 20 ! DELBERT MONROE MOORE Ambition. . .to train a Ky. Derby winner. . .Usually seen. . .at Ray's Garage. . .Noted for. . .gossip. RONALD R. PIERCE Ambition. . .to be a pro baseball player. . .Usually seen. . .with a little girl. . .Noted for. . .teasing. JOHN MORGAN Ambition. . .to weigh 175 pounds. Usually seen. . .with Ron Metzger. Noted fox. . .his athletic ability. JOAN MORRIS Ambition. . .to be a good citizen. Usually seen. . .with Pat Cook. . . Noted for. . .her independence. FRANK M. RAPP Ambition. . .to go to Coast Guard Academy. . .Usually seen. . .joking. Noted for. . .the comiest jokes. JAMES L. PFRIEM Ambition. . .to buy a car. . .Usually seen. . .having fun. . .Noted for. . . his many athletic achievements. . . ALICE FAYE RICHARDSON Ambition . . . to be a success . . . Usually seen . . . with Dave Catron. Noted for . . . her good grades . . . ROBER T S NEED Ambition . . . to play pro football. Usually seen . . . with Joe and Ron. Noted for . . . fine acting ability. RICHARD RUDY Ambition . . . to be a mechanic . . . Usually seen . . . in the shop . . . Noted for . . . his love of water skiing. SAUNDRA SUE SHELTON Ambition . . . to be a commercial artist . . . Usually seen . . . with Charlotte . . . Noted for . . . her laugh. WILLIAM H. TAYLOR Ambition . . . to make mOney . . . Usually seen . . . in the shop . . . Noted for . . . his arguments with the boys . . . DONNA SNEED Ambition . . . to go to Roger Bacon. Usually seen . . . with Shirley and Judy . . . Noted for . . . her voice. 22 LOUIS WADE Ambition . . . to get: his diploma. Usually seen . . . in the tardy line. Noted for . . . his easy going ways. THEOD ORE LEWIS YEAZEL Ambition . . . to bowl professionally. Usually seen . . . with T. Mitchell. Noted for . . . his bowling ability. CHARLOTTE WESLEY Ambition . . . to become a commercial artist . . . Usually seen . . . in the art room . . . Noted for . . . her quiet ways. JAMES WILKINSON Ambition . . . to be a mechanical engineer . . . Usually seen . . . with Phil C . . . Noted for . . . his jokes. R0 NA LD THOMAS Ambition . . . to be a mechanical engineer . . . Usually seen . . . at Jack Rolf's . . . Noted for . . . quietness. MARY K. WILLIAMS Ambition . . . to be a successful artist . . . Usually seen . . . with Judy. Noted for . . . her giggles and talk. 23 THOMAS MITCHELL PROM KING An Hawaiian Garden was the theme of the 1958 Prom, held April 25, at the Greenhills Country Club. Reigning over the festivities were Thomas Mitchell and Donna Sneed as King and Queen. '57 PROM Class officers, Neal Bette and Bonnie Bitkemeier, pose with the King and Queen. King Larry Mitchell and Queen Diane Dury. DONNA SNEED PROM QUEEN The royal court included Marlene Millet, Shirley Cooley, and Patricia Ahrens as attendants of Queen Donna, Wid'l James Pfriem, John Morgan, and Neal Bette as gentlemen attendants of King Thomas. ROYALTY OF THE YEAR Patricia Ahrens and James Piriem reigned at the Judith Harris and Ronald Jeffers were crowned at the Football Dance. Cupid's Capers Dance. Most attractive Marlene Miller, Gene Codbey Most intelligent ' . : pmn , Alice Richardson, John Morgan . ' V x. m . Most likely to succeed -- Patricia Heinz, Victor Byrd Cutest Patricia Ahrens, Ronald Pierce Most athletic Patricia Cook, Jim Pfriem THE GHOST BIRD S S a 1 C lOI 1958 Sen FIRST ROW: Mrs. Kathryn L. Boyle, Judy Riede, Carita Whitehead, Hope Wozniak, Kenneth Manger, Sharleen Angel. SECOND ROW: Gay Putteet, Lou-anna Young, Leonard Shepherd, Dick Miller, Shirley Thall. THIRD ROW: Joan Vaughn, Norma Wethington, James Smith, William Spears, Patricia Raley, Judy Steidel. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Schumann, Maureen Payne, David Wethington, Herbert Moore, Barbara McCarthy, James Ross. FIFTH ROW: Louis Pfriem, William Spaulding, James Stamper, Allan Stuard, Jerry Morgan, Carroll Sims. ., . JUNIOR CLASS Each member of our class would probably name something dif- ferent if asked why he liked being a junior. We re upperclassmen for the first time, we play on the varsity team, we give the Junior-Senior Prom, and, perhaps, most important of all, next year we'll be seniors! We work well together and do our part to the best of our ability. By next year, then, our class will be ready to become seniors. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisers OFFICERS Leroy Goans Louis Pfriem Bonnie Lawless Judy Riede Mrs. Kathryn L. Boyle MI. James J. O'Brien FIRST ROW: Marilyn Godbey, Bonnie Lawless, Madeline Davis, Bonnie Cruse, Shelby Hubbard, Pauieia EHStham. SECOND ROW: Henry Graves, Caryl Dick, Carole Loesche, Dawn Barrett, Gerald Kemme. THIRD ROW: Edward Jacks, Neal Better, Kenneth Laubernds, Ronald Byrd, Rita Hornberger, Joan Chad- well. FOURTH ROW: Janice Irvine, Leroy Goans, Robert 8912, William Locke, Thomas Barge, Donald Fischer FIFTH ROW: James Gullette, Michael Lauchard, David Cole, Archie Cope, William Cheek, J ames C lements . FIRST ROW: Judy DentJ Jo Ell East, Judy Cooley, Tessie Bums, Lee Ann Herrmann, Miss Sara Dumell. SECOND ROW: Sandra Bird, Mary Lou Brosch, Don Codbey, Bill Bowman, Betty Cornett. THIRD ROW: Trudy Hawes, Judy Dahman, Robert Bray, Paul Heinecke, Bill Brooks. FOURTH ROW: Don Barlow, Janice Barnes, Beverly Baxter, Gene Clements, Paul Heidenreich. FIFTH ROW: Margie Brown, Judy Gooden, James Godsey, Dowell Canada, Carol Kneuven. FIRST ROW: Janet Kirby, Everett Niblick, Roberta Margraf, Alice Lee, Hazel Moore. SECOND ROW: Barbara Neeley, Hazel Morgan, Pat Moody, Elaine Nliller, Beverly Martin, Marlene Merriman. THIRD ROW: Ray Hill, Jeanne Mackzum, Martin Morgan, Robert Hess, Clyde Morris, Geraldine McAninch. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Mangus, Paul Kalkbrennex, Bill Mappes, Ronald Jones, Robert Nunnelley, Bill Koebel. ' -. .I'Mrwgr , SOPHOMORE CLASS As this year's Sophomore Class, we have not only grown in size, but also in other respects. We are very active in scholastics, social life, and athletics, for our class is well-represented in all the activities and clubs at St. Bernard High School. As the year has progressed, we have made many new friends and have had some new experiences and ideas. There have been times when we have felt lost and disappointed. but we hope this year has been another step toward our goals. OFFICERS President ............ . . . . . .Judith Dahman Vice President ....... . . . . . . . Teresa Bums Secretary..................J0E11East Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jeanette Sexton Advisors.................. MissSaraDurnell Miss Dorothy Bauer FIRST ROW: Jean Steidel, Marcia Payne, David Winters, Dorothy Randall, Elvira Ringwald, Marilyn Ostroff. SECOND ROW: Joyce Thomas, Sandra Scully, Jack Van Zandt, Shirley Wheeler, James Schairbaum, Miss Dorothy Bauer. THIRD ROW: Patricia Rothacker, Jeannette Sexton, Alvin Whittle, Joyce Stamper, Faith Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Orrin Yeazel, Vearl Shepherd, Joe Zaus, Jerry Radtke, Bill Smith. FIFTH ROW: Ronald Schumacher, James Wallace, Robert Thomas, Carl Schaefer, Wayne Spaulding. FIRST ROW: Miss Agnes Whitworth, Diane Thais, Gary Conn, Jack Siegei, Mickey Meyer, Kay Jones. SECOND ROW: Joyce Taylor, Joan Loesche, Sharron Eder, Mary Jo Keeney,Bever1y Mosier. THIRD 1 ROW: Larry Spaulding, Ronald MCClung, Jerry Ward, Glenn Brown, Clifford Borges. FOURTH ROW: Robert Morris, Jerry Morris, Genet Eder, Michael Shepherd, Willard Havlin. FRESHMAN CLASS We, the Class of 1961, have completed our first year oflhigh school at St. Bernard, and are looking forward to three more suc- cessful years. We have set up our goals and are going to do our best to win them. On the way we shall keep our standards as high as the classes before us have. done . . . our class will be the fiftieth to be graduated from St. Bernard High School. Realizing that school years pass quickly, we will try to make the most of them. 36 OFFICERS President; ...... . .Mike Shepherd Vice President . . . . Jerry Morris Secretary ........ Jack Siegel Treasurer ...... . .Ed Stover Advisers . . . . . . . . Miss Agnes Whitworth Mr. Joseph A. Welply FIRST ROW: Patricia Brosch, Christine Vale, Sandra Donahoe, Bill Kearns, NIL Joseph Welply. SEC- OND ROW: Bill Hinken, Nancy Hayes, Teri Jo Schumann, Donna Meygr, Judy Radtke. THIRD ROW: Janice Black, Jerry Harrington, James Tucker, Ed Stover, James Lail. FOURTH ROW: Linda Heinz, Tom Morgan, Robert Heller, Sydney Boesken, Omer Durham. FIRST ROW: Cecil Breeden, Ralph Fleak, Karen Hutzelman, Frederica Schairbaum, Patricia Black, - Bonnie Baker, Patricia Schumann, Patricia Boland, Jackie Imholt. SECOND ROW: Jim Cox, David i Better, Cheryl Herrmann, Elaine Donahoe, Jim Forbes, Shirley Robbins, Bill RiecleJ Beverly Laubemds. ' THIRD ROW: Dorothy Howson, Gary Clingner, Fred Phillips, Dorothy Moore, Della Durham, Carol I Ross, Carolyn Mason. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Graves, Steven Richardson, Bill Neteler1 Nelson Haney, Edwin Morris, Jerrol ThompsonJ Bob Johnston. FIFTH ROW: W. Cloyd Huxley, Jackie Randolph, Harold Haarman, Lee Alley, Stephan McGuire, Gene Begley, Frank Barnett, Mr. Paul Geisen, Carl Engel. EIGHTH GRADE We, as eighth graders, will soon be ready to complete our preparatory educa- tion and to begin our high school days at St. Bernard High. As you glance through the pages of this book, you will find that many of us are active in such clubs and activities as would interest a student our age. OFFICERS President ........ Jerrol Thompson Vice President . . . . Frederica Schairbaum Secretary . . . . . . . Carol Ross Treasurer . . . . . . . .Ralph Fleak 38 SEVENTH GRADE We have begun our climb toward grad- uation and have enjoyed our first year in St. Bernard High. We are looking forward to our future years at St. Bernard, for we know we'll prosper from them. Realizing that we will get out of these next years just what we put into them, we will strive to do well. OFFICERS President ....... Sharon Conn Vice President . . . Don Mitchell Secretary-Treasurer Jerry Bastin Advisers . . . . . . . Miss Eleanor McDonald Mr. Arthur Weitkamp FIRST ROW-MI. Arthur Weitkamp, Richard Welsh, Gordon Beattie, Murrell Dunham, Lorena Ward, Gamett Lawhorn, Ronnie Higgins, Richard Long, Dennis Boesken, Miss Eleanor McDonald. SECOND ROW-Danny Vaughan, Donetta Rudolph, Marilyn Edwards, Edna Phillips, Janice Reece, Dianna Culley, Terry Kemper, Charles Reed. THIRD ROW-Earl Schmitt, JL, Louise Dahman, Ina Mae Moore, Lorna Naylor, Sharon Conn, Donald Mitchell, Wesley Brown, Donna Powell. FOURTH ROW-Charlene Gadbery, Marilyn Smith, John Howson, Robert Kearns, James East, Billie Boesken, Ruth Tuggle. FIFTH ROW-Linda Robinson, Dick Hall, Marilyn Rutherford, J erry Bastin, Charles Barnett, Hoyal Law- son, Victor Tegeder. FIRST ROW: Carole Loesche, Judith Dahmann, Jeanne Mackzum, Linda Heinz, Arlene Reckman, Faith Thompson, Linda Robinson, Mary Jo Keeney. SECOND ROW: Miss Thelma Kessler, Judy Cooley, Mary Lou Brosch, Sharon Eder, Joan Loesche, Jacqueline Randolph, Donna Dunigan, Ruth Tuggle, Shirley Cooley, Dawn Barrett, Charlene Gadbery. THIRD ROW: Peggie Hirschberg, Edna Phillips,Beverly Laubernds, Nancy Hayes. Sharon Conn, Bonnie Birkemeier, Cheryl Herrmann, Elvira Ringwald, Carol Allen, Donetta Rudolph. FOURTH ROW: Frederica Schairbaum,Patti Schumann,Donna Powell, Marilyn Edwards, Karen Huuelman, Patricia Brosch. CHORALAIRES Choralaires is an organization for any girl attending St. Bernard High who likes to sing. Every year we sing for school assemblies and for graduation. This year we also sold Christmas cards to increase our treasury and, on the social side, had a delightful Christmas party, Rehearsal time. a . . . . OFFICERS: Judy Cooley, Vlce Premdent; Elvn'a ngwald, President; Beverly Laubemds, Frederica Schairbaum, Jeanne Mackzum, Waxdrobe Mistresses; Sharon Eder, Secretary; Joan Loesche, Treasurer; Mary Lou Brosch, Librarian. Miss Thelma Kessler, Director. FIRST ROW: Thomas Schumann, Victor Byrd, Michael Shepherd, John Morgan, Jeanne Mackzum, Judith Dahmarm,Faith Thompson. SECOND ROW: Peggie Hirschberg, Gary Clingner, Mary Lou Brosch, Donna Duni- gan, Jacqueline Randolph, Mary Jo Keeney, Steven Richardson, James East, Fred Phillips. THIRD ROW: Donna Powell, C2301 Allen, Cheryl Herrmann, Sharon Conn, Nancy Hayes, Elvira Ringwald, Donetta Rudolph, Patti Schumann. MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: William Helton, Arlene Reckman, John Greer, James Gullette, Linda Heinz, Neal Berte, Glenn Brown. SECOND ROW: Miss Thelma Kessler, Dawn Barrett, Judy Cooley, Ruth Tuggle, Joan Loesche, Carole Loesche, Linda. Robinson, Sharon Eder, Shixley Cooley, John Howson. THIRD ROW: Patricia onsch, Maxi- ly'n Edwards, Edna Phillips, Donald Mitchell, Charlene Gadbery, Bonnie Birkemeiex, Beverly Laubemds, Fred- erica Schairbaum, Karen Hutzelman. ! FIRST ROW: Geraldine McAninch, Faith Thompson, Jeanne Mackzum, Patricia Heinz, Beverly Baxter, Judith Dahmarm, Teri J0 Schumann. SECOND ROW: Miss Claire L. Gims, Shirley Clopton, Mary Lou Brosch, Shirley Thall, Marlene Merriman, Joan Vaughn, Sandra Scully, Donna Balding. THIRD ROW: Lee Ann Herrmann, Jo Ell East, Alice Lee, Elvira Ringwald, Bonnie Birkemeier, Marilyn OstIoff, Patricia Ahrens, Janet Kirby. Bracelet Ward Winners of 1 957 Champion Volleyb all Team 44 G. A. A. The only athletic club for girls at St. Bernard is the Girls' Athletic Association, or GAA. This club, under the supervision of Miss Gims, helps its membershave fun, while they become more skillful at volleyball, basketball, softball, dancing, and bowling. Besides skill, good sports- manship and team spirit are stressed. and any senior girl who has shown enough interest in the club and its standards throughout her four years receives a merit award. This year GAA has increased its treasury by sponsoring several bake sales and by selling school pms. OFFICERS: Marilyn Ostroff, Secretary; Elvira Ringwald, Treasurer; Karen McKee, President; Judith Dahmann, Vice President. Miss Claire L. Gims, Advisor. FIRST R'JW: Trudy Hawes, Karen McKee, Judy McCarthy, Linda Heinz, Joyce Stamperi Beverly Mosier, Paw tricia Ruthacker. SECOND ROW: Diane Theis, Mary Jo Keeney, Elaine Miller, Roberta Margraf, Judy Cooley, Judy Staudel, Shirley Cooley, Gay Putteet. THIRD ROW: Judy Dent, Bonnie Lawless, Teresa Burns, Jean Stei- del. Carita Whitehead, Maiilyn Godbey, PatIicia Brosch. FIRST ROW: Gene Eder, Omer Dunham, Jerry Morris, Tom Morgan, Michael Shepherd, Jerry Basfin, Glenn Brown. SECOND ROW: Mr. Cloyd Huxley, Fred Phillips, Steven Richardson, Edwin Morris, Harold Haarmam, Charles Rapp, Jerrol Thompson, J ames Lail, J ames East, Mickey Meyer. THIRD ROW: Gordon Beanie, Charles Reed, Wesley Brown, Louis Dahmann, Gary Conn, Jack Siegel. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Boesken, Ralph F leak, Don Mitchell, Cecil Breeden, Jr., Richard Long, Murrell Dunham. JUNIOR HI-Y Junior Hi-Y is an organization for any boy in the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. The members not only have fun, but they hold money-raising projects. With the profits from these projects, they do worthwhile things to bring happiness to boys and girls not so fortunate as they. Coke, anyone? OFFICERS: Gene Eder, President; Cecil Breeden, Jr., Secretary; Steven Richardson, Vice President; J errol Thompson, Treasurer. MI. Cloyd A. Hurley, Adviser. OFFICERS: Arlene Reckman, Secretary; Patti Schumann, Vice President; Frederica Schair- baum, Treasurer; Sharon Eder, President. Miss Dorothy E. Bauer and Mrs. Frances Longfellow, Advisers. JUNIOR Y-TEENS Junior Y-Teens is open to all girls in the seventh through the ninth grades. The girls in the club try to live by their Christian standards . . . . . . , Cabinet members plan a and prmclples. Along w1th thelr servtce pmJects, these glrls have project. social activities. Junior Y-Teens are hard workers but have fun doing whatever they do. FIRST ROW: Teri Jo Schumann, Joan Loesche, Linda Robinson, Arlene Reckman, Linda Heinz, Suzanne Yuel- lig, Beverly Mosier, Billie Boesken. SECOND ROW: Miss Dorothy E. Bauer, Dorothy Howson, Charlene Gadbery, Shirley Robbins, Sharon Eder, Janice Black, Mary Jo Keeney, Diane Theis, Mildred Rapp, Nancy Hayes, Bev- erly Laubemds. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Frances Longfellow, Donna Powell, Marilyn Edwards, Donetta Rudolph, Judy Radtke, Lorna Naylor, Sharon Conn, Kay Jones, Carol Allen, Diana Culley. FOURTH ROW: Karen Hut- zelman, Frederica Schairbaum, Peggie Hirschberg, Patti Schumann, Patty Boland, Cheryl Herrmann, Patricia Black. FIRST ROW: Marlene Miller, J anice Irvine, Beverly Baxter, Patricia Heinz, Joyce Heidem'eich, Sandra Kalk- brenner, Judy Harris. SECOND ROW: Miss Agnes Whitworth, Judy Steidel, Bonnie Cruse, Marlene Merriman, F aith Thompson, Patricia Rothacker, Barbara Neeley, Donna Balding, Shirley Cooley. THIRD ROW: Judy Riede, Marcia Payne, Gay Putteet, Jo Arm Imholt, Louanna Young, Elvira Ringwald, Alice Lee, Hazel Moore. Joyce inspects the initiates. Joy to the world! 48 SENIOR Y-TEENS Senior Y-Teens, open to girls in grades ten through twelve, is one of the most popular clubs at our school. This year's group is unusually large and active. Included in our activities were formal and inform a1 OFFICERS: Bonnie Birkemeier, Vice President; Shirley Thall, l initiations, a panel discussion on boy and girl re- Secretary; Patricia Heinz, President; Patricia Cook, Treasurer; 1 Miss A gnes Whitworth, Adviser. : lationships, a party with the Hi-Y, a Cosmetics demonstration, a swimming party, a potato chip sale, and, of course, the Honor Banquet, an annual event. Along with having fun, this club has a more serious purpose--that of developing character and friendships, and promoting good fellowship. FIRST ROW: Trudy Hawes, Judith Dahmann, Je anne Mackzum, Judy Gooden, Joyce Stamper, Carole Loesche, Donna. Sneed. SECOND ROW: Mary Kay Williams, Elaine Miller, Shirley Thall, Patricia Moody, Patricia Cook, Geraldine McAnjnch, Donna Dunigan, Sandra Scully. THIRD ROW: Judy Dent, Jo E11 East, Marilyn Ostroff, Hope Wozniak, Bonnie Birkemeiex, Shaxleen Angel, Teresa Bums, Lee Ann Herrmann. degk w m mmmm FIRST ROW: Carl Schaefer, Frank Rapp, Allan Stuard, Robert Thomas, Ronald Jeffers, Thomas Mitchell, J ames Gullette. SECOND ROW: Mr. Paul Geisen, William Mappes, Jerry Morgan, John Morgan, Ronald Metzger, William Koebel, Mr. Ralph T. Nieman. THIRD ROW: J ohn Greer, Leroy Goans, Kenneth Laubemds, Neal Bette, Ronald Jones, Paul Kalkbrenner. FOURTH ROW: Clyde Morris, James Schairbaum, Ronald Mangus, Robert Betz, Thomas Schumann, Ray Hill, Kenneth Metzger. HI-Y H14! is open to sophomore, junior, and senior boys who keep a high scholastic average and who strive to live up to our m0tt0-- TO create, and maintain, through school and community, high standards of Christian living. Our activities included redecorating our clubroom, swimming, at Christmas party. and sponsoring a school assembly. Paint it Well, initiates! OFFICERS: Robert Betz, Treasurer; Neal Bette, Vice President; Tom Mitchell, President; John Morgan, Chaplain; Louis Pfriem, Secretary; MI. Ralph T. Nieman and MI. Paul Geisen, Advisers. OFFICERS: Tom Mitchell, President; Leroy Coans, Vice President; Herbert Moore, Secretary; Robert Sneed, Treasurer. Mr. Paul R. Schafer and Mr. William Schwettman, Advisers. ARCHIMEDES Archimedes, a club made up of junior and senior shop students, meets monthly to enjoy recreation or speakers and movies relating to our vocational interest. We also take trips to visit local in- dustries. However, our favorite program is the initiation of new Tam presides at a meeting. members, which we have at the beginning of each school year. FIRST ROW: Robert Sneed, Leroy Gozms, Thomas Barge. SECOND ROW: James Stamper, Thomas Mitchell, Richard Miller, Ted Yeazel, Herbert Moore, Carroll Sims. THIRD ROW: Ronald Jeffers, Dan Long, James Wilkinson, William Cheek. STANDING: Mr. Glenn Watson, Mr. Paul Schafer, MI. William Schwettman. FIRST ROW: Jule Malowitz, Thomas Schumann, Patricia Heinz, James Hackney, Kenneth Laubemds, Victor Byrd, Donald Fischer. SECOND ROW: Miss Olga V. Stuerwald, Norma Wethington, Geraldine McAninch, Diane Leininger, Judy McCarthy, Carole Loesche, Janice Irvine, Karen McKee. THIRD ROW: Mary Wil- liams, Shirley Cooley, Donna Rae Belding, Dawn Barrett, Louamm Young, Gay Putteet, Joan Morris. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS French Club, or Le Cercle Francais, is one of the oldest organiza- tions in our school. It gives anyone who is studying, or has studied, French a chance to learn more about France -- her people, her music, and her customs. At our monthly meetings we sing and play games in French, watch movies, or discuss matters dealing with France. We sing Frtere Jacques with gestures. OFFICERS: Judy McCarthy, President; Patricia Heinz, Vice President; Carole Loesche, Secretary, Tom Schw mann, Treasurer, Shirley Cooley, Program Chairman. Miss Olga V. Stuerwald, Adviser. OFFICERS: Allan Stuaxd, Secretary; Elvira Ringwald, President; Trudy Hawes, Treasurer; Neal Bette, Vice President. Mrs. Margaret Powell, Adviser. ARTS CLUB This year the Arts Club's schedule included both social activities and art projects requiring creative ability. Under Mrs. Powell's counseling, we had several very successful Working with hearts for the activities, among them, an autumn picnic, a Christmas pot-luck sup- Cupid'srCapers dance. per with PTA, and a dance, Cupid's Capers, held in February. FIRST ROW: Jeanne Mackzum, Linda Heinz, Patricia Heinz, Allan Stuard, Neal Berte, Arlene Reck- man, Janice Irvine. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Margaret Powell, Joan Loesche, Patricia Rothacker, Beverly Mosier, Trudy Hawes, Carole Loesche, Judy Harris, Faith Thompson, Teri Jo Schumann, Donna Be1d ing. THIRD ROW: Patricia Ahrens, Kay Jones, JO Ell East, Elvira Ringwald, Donna Dunigan, Mary Jo Keeney, Mary Williams, Hope Wozniak, Kenneth Metzger, Nancy Hayes, Hazel Moore. Membership in the Senior National Honor Society is open only to those juniors and seniors who maintain an average of ninety in their school work and are outstanding in leadership, character, and service. In co -operation with the Junior National Honor Society, the formal initiation is held before an assembly of the entire school. SEATED-MI. Jerry L. Finkes, Adviser, Patricia Heinz, John Morgan, Alice Richardson, Mrs. Kathryn L. Boyle, Adviser. STANDING-MI. James A. W. Powell, Adviser, Bonnie Lawless, Robert Betz, Ronald Byrd, Thomas Schu- mann. SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SEATED-Mrs. Kathryn L. Boyle, Adviser, Nancy Hayes, Linda Heinz, Cecil Breeden7 JL, Frederica Schairbaum. STANDING-Sharron Edex, MI. Jerry L. Finkes, Adviser, Mr. James A. W. Powell, Adviser, Arlene Reckman. Not in picture: Christine Vale. It is considered a privilege to become a member of the Junior National Honor Society, which is open only to those eighth and ninth graders in the upper tenth of their classes. They must also satisfy the requirements shown on our emblem, namely, scholar- ship, service, leadership, and most important of the four, character. 54 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FTA, meaning the Future Teachers of America, is not a club in which we just have fun, but rather one in which we learn about education. This year we taught classes when teachers were absent; we had several guest speakers at meetings; and we also sponsored a Brotherhood assembly. In short, the FTA had a successful year. SEATED-Neal Bette, Historian, Carole Loesche, Vice Pres., Karen McKee, President, Janice Irvine, Recording Secretary, Rita Hornberger, Corresponding Secretary. STANDING-Dawns Barrett, Louis Pfriem, Mr. Paul Geisen, Adviser, Faith Thompson, Donna Dunigan, Judith Dahmann, Elvira Ringwald, Mrs. Margaret Powell, Adviser. QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll, the national journalism honor society, is open to upperclassmen who have made outstanding contributions in the field of publicationst This year, as it happens, of the four students who belong to this organization, two are 00- editors of this ST. BERNARDIAN and two are the co -edit0rs of the TITAN TIMES. Neal Bette, Donna Belding, Patricia Heinz, Joyce Heidenreich. FIRST ROW - Majorettes: Rita Homberger, Janice Irvine, Gay Putteet. SECOND ROW - Richard Hill, Howard Os- troff, Gail Powell, Fredericka Schairbaum, Lee Ann Herrmann. THIRD ROW - Hope Wozniak, Jim Forbes, Bill Riede, Bonnie Birkemeier, Marilyn Ostroff, Judy Cooley. FOURTH ROW - Judy Dent, Elvira Ringwald, Tessie Bums, Shirley Cooley, Alice Richardson, Barbara Neeley. FIFTH ROW - Linda Heinz, Connie Creason, Orin Yeazel, Gene Clements, Henry Meiners. SIXTH ROW - Jerry Morgan, Donald Fischer, Jim Schairbaum, Robert Hess, Bill Locke, Mr. Alfred Letzler, Director. OUR BAND gas 2 2? A Mm w 56 FIRST ROW - John Greer, Steven Richardson, Bill Neteler, Patti Schumann, Philip Schairbaum. SECOND ROW - Sharon Eder, Ray Hill, Everett Niblick, Cheryl Herrmann, Wanda Brown, Joan Loesche. THIRD ROW - Mike Shep- herd, Elaine Miller, Carole Loesche, Mary Jo Keeney, Pat Moody. FOURTH ROW - Jean Mackzum, Tom Schumann, Margie Brown, James Hackney, Robert Nunnelley, John Morgan. FIFTH ROW - Pete Smith, Pat Rothacker, Pat r Heinz, Karen McKee, Neal Bette. 57 Our pony chorus opens the show. FOLLIES 57 Susie at the keys. That's our Brenda! True Love Close harmony. Follies axe over for another year. OFFICERS: Sandra Kalkbrenner, Treasurer; Alice Richardson, Vice President; Neal Bette, President; John Morgan, Secretary. Miss Olga V. Stuerwald, Adviser. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council is one of the most important organizations at St. Bernard. From this group of young people comes the leaders of to- morrow. Work a little harder-- This year we have been very actlve, planning many activities, Canteen tonight! including dances and canteens, and have, in general, tried to better our school. FIRST ROW: Paul Kalkbrenner, John Morgan, Thomas Mitchell, Robert Thomas, Allan Smmd, Jerry Morgan, Michael Shepherd. SECOND ROW: Miss Olga V. Stuerwald, Barbaxa Neeley, Jerry Bastin, Trudy Hawes, Neal Bette, Larry Spaulding, Sandra Kalkbrenner, Glenn Brown, Leroy Goans. THIRD ROW: Donna Snead, Danette Rudolph, Jo E11 East, Dawn Barrett, Bonnie Cruse, Steven Richardson, Alice Richardson, Shaxleen Angel, Mati- lyn Ostroff, Cecil Breeden, Jr. FIRST ROW: Joan Vaughn, Beverly Baxter James Wilkinson, David Terry, Jerry Morris, Geraldine McAninch, Sandra Scully. SECOND ROW: Miss Sara ISuIneII, Adviser, Alice Lee, Shaxleen Angel, Carolyn Mason, Robert Johnston, Glenn Brown, Wanda Brown, Gay Futteet, Joyce Thomas, Hope Wozniak. THIRD ROW: Ralph Fleak, Judy Dent, Carita Whitehead, Judy Steidel, Shann Conn, Patricia Eastham, Tessie Burns, Marilyn Godbev, Gary Conn. JUNIOR RED CROSS - TITAN TIMES SEATED: Marilyn Osuoff, Bonnie Cruse, Donna Balding, Co-editor, Neal Bette, Co-editor, Jo E11 East, Janice Irvine, Janice Barnes. STANDING: Ronald Metzger, John Greer, Business Manager, John Morgan, Sports Ed- itor, James Hackney, Mr. Lowell Landis, Adviser, Henry Meiners, Judith Harris, Asst. Editor, Judy Steidel, Elvira Ringwald, Brenda Brock, Joan Vaughn, Wanda Brown, Caryl Dick, Karen McKee. NOT IN PICTURE: Shirley Cooley, Asst. Editor. Joyce Heidenreich andPauicia Heinz, Co-Editors; Neal Bette, Business MgI.; Ralph T. Nieman, Faculty Manager; Grace A. Morgan, Faculty Editor; Victor Byrd, Asst. Business Mgr. LITERARY STAFF: Karen McKee, John Morgan, Marilyn Ostroff, Hope Wozniak, Dawn Barrett, Donna Balding, Shirley Cooley. Si. BERNARDIAN STAFF TYPISTS: Marlene Miller, Bonnie Cruse, Patricia Ahxens, Patricia Cook, Chairman. ART STAFF: Allan Stuard, Sandra Kalkbrenner, Elvira Ringwald, Bonnie Birkemeier, Bonnie Lawless, Sharleen Angel, Judy Harris, Alice Richardson. SNAPSHOT PHOTOG RAPHERS; . . AD COMMITTEE: Ray H111 and B111 Neteler. Robert Sneed, John Greer, Wanda Brown, Ted Yeazel. FIRST ROW-James Pfriem, John Morgan, Captain, Ronald Jeffers. SECOND ROW-Carl E. Yeager, Coach, Victor Byrd, Herbert Moore, Jerry Morgan. THIRD ROW-Jerry Radtke, Allan Stuard, Robert Betz, Joseph Zaus. FOURTH ROW-Nea Bette, Ronald Metzger, James Stamper, James Schairbaum, Mgr. Carl E. Yeager, Coach VARSITY BASKETBALL St. Bernard's varsity basketball team had a fairly successful season. They reached season in the M.V.I.L., their play improved very much during the Exempted Village defending District champions. County championg in the semi-finals. This was the best showing of 3 Titan team in several seasons. Coach Yeager did an outstanding job with the limited material available; this is always one of the greatest problems at a small school such as ours. 1957-58 RECORD Opponents St. Bernard 4+ Mt. Healthy 52 Harrison 50 4'7 41: Deer Park '71 $3! Reading 59 44 4f Lockland 69 $7! Wyoming 49 36 Colerain 60 l Harrison 40 49 +f N.C.H, 46 1? Mt. Healthy 46 50 4f Greenhills 56 t; Deer Park 66 44 ' Country Day 38 Alumni 43 53 ' DePorres 39 ii! Lockland 51 .46 ' Lockland Wayne 59 ii! N.C.H. 61 35 . ' Bethel 50 a5! Greenhills 37 62 it M.V.I.L. Games 354 Reading 61 31 .. Exempted Village Tournament t3! Wyoming '71 52 ' District Tournament the District Tournament for the first time in three years. After finishing a disappointing Tournament, where they finished as runners-up, when they lost to Lockland Wayne, the In the District Tournament, St. Bernard defeated Bethel and then lost to Ross Butler 49 58 30 65 45 55 68 3'7 52 Ronald Pierce, Scorekeeper Bill Helton, Camera operator RESERVES-JO E11 East, Captain, Barbara McCarthy, Tessie Bums, Carole Loesche. CHEERLEADERS VARSITY-Marlene Miller, Shirley Cooley, Captain, Elvira Ringwald, Judy Riede, Patricia Ahrens. FIRST ROW-Kermeth Metzger, Robert Hess, James Schairbaum, Paul Heidemeich. SECOND ROW- William Koebel, Michael Shepherd, Paul Kalkbrenner, Jerry Morris. THIRD ROW: Ronald Schu- macher, Joseph Zaus, Robert Morris, Sydney Boeskerg, Ronald Jones, MI. Charles Anderson, Coach. . RESERVE BASKETBALL Under Coach Anderson the St. Bernard High School Reserves worked hard and passed every expectation. This team finished the M.V.I.L. season with twelve victories and only two losses. This record was good enough to win the championship. Although a number of our players will move up to join the varsity squad next year, we have a good chance of repeating the victories which made the Reserves St. Bernard's most successful team this season. Charles Anderson, Coagh Coach Ahderson gives some pointers. hm . FIRST ROW - Edsel Denning, Pete Smith, Donald Mitchell, Louis Dahmann, Charles Reed, Gordon Beattie. SECOND ROW - Jerry Bastin, Harold Haarman, Steve McGuire, James East, Jerrol Thompson. Not in picture: Arthur Schumacher, Coach. 7fh-8th GRADE BASKETBALL St. Bernard's seventh and eighth grade basketball team had a disappointing record this year. They finished the M.V.I.L. season with one victory and six defeats. The over-all record was one and nine. Despite this year's poor showing, the team should do better in the future because three top scorers were seventh graders this season and more players will be available from the boys com- ing up from the elementary grades. Donna Powell, Lorna Naylor, Patti Schumann. Not in picture - 39'le Laubemds' Arthur c. Schumacher. Coach FIRST ROW: James Pfriem, Louis Pfriem, Gerald Kalkbrenner, Thomas R011, Joseph Zaus, Jerry L. Finkes, Coach. SECOND ROW: Everett Niblick, Paul Kalkbrenner, Herbert Moore, Leroy Goans, Paul Heidenreich. THIRD ROW: Jerry Radtke, Harold Barge, Thomas Schumann, Robert Betz, Allan Stuard. FOURTH ROW: Mike Shepherd, Ronald Jones, Thomas Mitchell, Jerry Morgan. TRACK 1957 Under the able coaching of Mr. Finkes and Mr. Anderson, the track team con- ditioned hard, and this paid off. The 1957 season was one of the most successful ones in the history of track at St. Bernard. Besides emerging victorious in all but a few of the dual meets, the team ran away with the M.V.I.L. junior division title. St. Bernard also won the two-mile relay at the Lockland Night Relays and established new school records in the one-mile, haIf-mile, 880 relay, and half-mile relay races. Jerry L. Finkes, Coach On your mark! FIRST ROW: Sydney Boesken, James Schairbaum, John Greer, Jerry Radtke, Ronald Jeffers, Robert Thomas, Paul Kalkbrenner, Paul Heidemeich, Richard Miller, Leroy Goans. SECOND ROW: Allan Stuard, Ronald Jones, Robert Hess, Louis Piriem, JosephZaus, Robert Nunnelley, Robert Betz, John Morgan, Jerry Morgan. THIRD ROW: Ronald Metzger, Mgr., Neal Berte, Mgr., Charles Anderson, Coach, Mike Shepherd, Jerry Morris, Robert Heller, James Godsey, Glenn Brown, Kenneth Metzger, William Helton, movie cameraman, Carl E. Yeager, Coach. FOOTBALL BASEBALL 1957 Although we withdrew from the M.V.I.L. in varsity This was a poor season for the baseball team. The football, a squad was formed last fall. These boys high spot in this year of one win and eight losses was played a reserve schedule, finishing the short season a 2 - 0 defeat to the state Champions, Reading. There with five wins and no defeats. This activity gives St. is some chance of improvement in 1958, for only two Bernard hope that a varsity team will be fielded in the seniors were graduated from the team in 1957. near future. FIRST ROW: James Wilkinson, Paul Schmitt, Gerald Irvine, John Greer, John Morgan. SECOND ROW: Ronald Byrd, Ronald Pierce, Victor Byrd, Leroy Goans, Richard Miller. THIRD ROW: James Schairbaum, Mgr., Herbert Moore, Ronald Schumacher, William Spaulding, Jerry Morgan, Carl E. Yeager, Coach. 71 OUR DIARY School began today. Mary Jane gave out the books. 4 At last we received our class rings. 23 The annual magazine subscription drive opened with an assembly. 24 Neal Bette was elected class president tor the 26 third time. A special edition of the Cincinnati Post carried articles andxpictures about our school. Some of the seniors spent the day at U.C. The Autumn Serenade tdanceh was held; Pat Ahrens and Jim Pftiem were the reigning royalty Nov. Nov . Nov. Dec. Dec. November 27 Ian.- December 6 Jan. 15 22 2'7 20 16 September 3 September 4 Harvey, the Senior Class play, was very entertaining and well done. P.T.A. members displayedemeir talents in an amusing minstrel show. Our first pep meeting was held today for our first basketball game of the '58 season. We played Harrison. Out popcorn boys sold out at the Reading game. First canteen afterwards was fun. Hi -Y members presented an impressive Christmas assembly, after which we were dismissed for a two week vacation. School re eopened. It was cold inside and outside. The annual winter Band Concert was well presented. Mid-year exams! April April May May May May June June ll 26 16-17 29-31 Feb. Feb. February 18 Feb. March 14 Ma rch M arch March April The Junior Class presented their play, The Perfect Idiot. The Prom was held at the Greenhills Country Club. Scholarship tests were taken at Miami. Many juniors and seniors were on the New York -Washington trip. The Follies were again very successful and enjoyable. Color and Rhythm, the water ballet, was lovely to see. Another enjoyable Honor Banquet was sponsored by the Y-Teens. Baccalaureate was held at the Wilson Memorial Church this year. Final exams! Commencement -- and most of the seniors cried. l4- 15 18 14 The Honor Societies' assembly was done in the form of a trial. A band tour and the last M.V.I.L. game eGreenhillsh were on the same day. Ron Jeffers and Judy Harris were crowned Senior Class king and queen of Cupid's Capers. Class meetings were held every Tuesday to plan for the carnival. What a game! We lost to Ross in the semi- finals, 50 to 48. Mrs. Boyle's English classes saw As You Like It at Miami. Our Senior Carnival was a huge success. School was dismissed for Easter vacation. May 4 - 10 June 4, 1957 ACTIVITIES RECORD AHRENS, PATRICIA ANN Arts Club '55, '56, '57, '58, Vice President '56; GAA '55, '56, '57, '58; Junior Y-Teens '55, Treasurer '55; Senior Y-Teens '56, '57; Titan Follies '56, '57, '58, Make-up Crew '55; Reserve Cheerleader '57; Varsity Cheerleader '58; Interscholastic Volleyball Team '56, '57, Champions '57; Interscholastic Basketball '56; Attendance Award '55, '56, '57; 80 Word Shorthand Certificate; Typing Com- mittee, ST. BERNARDIAN '58. ALLEY, WILLIAM BRUCE Football '56, '57; Junior Hi-Y '55; Reserve Basketball '56. ANGEL, RAY Junior Hi-Y '55. BARGL HAROLD A. Football '55, '56; Varsity Basketball '57, '58; Track '57, '58. BAUGH, HOWARD LEROY Elmwood Place Junior High School '55; Hi-Y '56; Foot- ball '57. BELDINC, DONNA RAE Arts Club '55, '56, '57, '58; GAA '55, '56, '57, '58; Junior Y-Teens '55; Le Cercle Francais '57; '58; Quill and Scroll '58; Senior Y-Teens '56,. '57, '58; Titan Times Staff '57, '58, Co-Editor '58; Interscholastic Volleyball '56, Cham- pions '56; GAA Champion Volleyball Team '55, '57; In- terscholastic Basketball '56 ; Art Exhibit, Carthage Fair 1st Place '57, lst Place '56, 2nd Place '55, 1st Place '55; Scholastic Art Awards- Two Honorable Mentions '55, 2nd Place '58; Literary Staff, ST. BERNARDIAN '58; Junior Class Play, Cast, ';57 Senior Class Play, Ticket Chairman '58. BERTE, NEAL RICHARD Class President '56, '57' '58; Arts Club '55, '56, '57, '58, Treasurer '57, Vice President '58; Band '55, '56, '57, '58; FTA '57, '58, Vice President '57, Historian '58; Hi-Y '56, '57, '58, Chaplain '57, Vice President '58, Junior Hi-Y '55; Mixed Chorus '58; Quill and Scroll '58; Shutterbug Club '56; Student Council '55, '56,, '57, '58, Secretary '56, '57, President '58; Titan Follies '55, '56, '57, '58; Titan Times Staff '57, '58, Sports Editor '57, Co-Editor '58; BasketballManager '56, '57, Chart Keeper '58; Foot- ball Manager '56, '57, '58; Student Council Award '56, '57, State Student Council Conference '56, '57; Hi-Y Model Legislature'57, '58; President, Group Council at Ohio Student Council Workshop '57; Vice President, Suburban Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Council '58; Junior Class King, Art; Club Dance '57; Art: Layout Staff, ST. BERNARDIAN '57; Business Manager of the ST. BERNARDIAN '58; Junior Class Play, Cast, Ticket Committee '57; Senior Class Play, Cast, Reading Committee '58. BIRKEMFIER, BONITA L. Class President '55; Class Vice President '56; Class Treas- urer '57; Arts Club '55, '56, '57, Treasm'er '56, Vice President '55; Band '55, '56,. '57, '58; Choralaires '58; GAA '55, '56,, '57, '58; Junior Y-Teens '55; Mixed Cho- rus '58; Senior Y-Teens '56, '57, '58, Secretary '57, Vice President '58; Titan Follies '55, '56, '57, '58; Titan Times Staff '58; Varsity Gmeerleader '57; 80 Word Short- hand Certificate '58; 50 Word Typing Award '58; Art Layout Committee, ST. BERNARDIAN '58; Junior Class Play, Cast '58. BROWN, WANDA JANE Arts Club '56; Band '55, '56, '57, '58; Gmralaires '55, '56, Vice President '56; GAA '55, '56; Junior Red Goss Council '55, '56, '57, '58, President '57; Student Council '56, '57; Titan Follies '55, '57, '58, Usherette '56; Titan Times Staff '58; 4 Yea: Attendance Award '58; 50 Word Typing Award '58; Senior Class Plav. Cast '58. BYRD, MARVIN VICTOR Elmwood Place Junior High School '55; LeCercle Fran- cais '56, '57, '58, Program Chairman '57; Mixed Chorus '58; Baseball '56, '57, '58; Reserve Basketball Uilmwood; '55; Reserve Basketball '56; Varsity Basketball '57, '58; 3.Year Attendance Award; Ad Committee, Assistant Busi- ness Manager, ST. BEINARDLAN '58; Senior Class Play, Cas't '58. CLOPTON, SHIRLEY RUTH Arts Club '55, '56; GAA '55, '56, '57, '58; Junior Y- Teens '55; Senior Y-Teens '56,. '57; GAA Championship Volleyball Team '57; 80 Word Typing Award '57; Junior Class Play, Usherette '57; Senior Class Play, Program Committee '58. COOK, PATRICIA ANN GAA '55,. '56, '57, '58; Junior Y-Teens '55; Senior Y- Teens '56, '57,. '58, Treasurer '58; Delegate to State Y- Teen Conference '57; Titan Times Staff '57, '58; Inter- scholastic Volleyball '56, '57, Champions '56; Interscho- lastic Basketball '56; 60 Word Shorthand Certificate '57; 60 Word Typing Award '58; Typing Committee, Chairman, ST. BERNARDIAN '58; Senior Class Play, Assistant Direc- tor '58. COOLEY, SHIRLEY'ANN Class Secretary '58; Ans Club '55, '56, '57; Band '55,. '56, '57, '58; Choralaires '58; GAA '55, '56, '57, '58; Junior Y-Teens '55; Le Cercle anncais '57, '58; Mixed Chorus '58; Senior Y-Teens '56, '57, '58; Titan Follies '55, '56, '57, '58; Titan Times Staff '57, '58; Reserve Cheerleader '55; Varsity Cheerleader '57, '58, Captain '58; 50 Word Typing Award 57; 80 Word Shorthand Certificate 58; Literary Staff, ST. BERNARDIAN '58; Junior Class Play, Cast '57; Senior Class Play, Cast '58. COVALCINE, ANDREW PHILIP Elmwood'mlace Junior High School '55; Hi-Y '56; Class Play Uilmwoo'dJ '55. CRESON, CONNIE LOU Elmwood Place Junior High School '55; Band iElmwood; '55;Ba.11d'56, '57, '58;Senior Y- Teens '56; Spring Music Festival iElmwood; '55, Titan Follies CS6, '57, '58; Cheerleader Uilmwoodi '55; 50 Word Typing Award '56; 80 Word Shorthand Certificate '58. CUNDY, DONALD E. Elmwood Place Junior High School '55; Band Uilmwood; '55; Band '56, '57; Hi-Y '56. FICKE, ALBERT MARTIN Elmwood Place Junior High School '55; Junior Hi-Y Uilmwoocn '55; Hi-Y '56. GODBEY, ARTHUR GENE Elmwood Place Junior High School '55; Archimedes '57; Class Play iElmwood; Stage Crew '55. GREER, JOHN WILLIAM Elmwood Place Junior High School '55; Class Vice Presi- dent Uflmwood; '55; Band '56, '57, '58; Dance Band '57; Hi-Y 5E1mwood; '55; Hi-Y '58; Mixed Chorus '58; Spring Music Festival USImwooQ '55; Titan Follies '56, '57, '58; Titan Times, Business Manager '58; Football '56, '58; Baseball '57; Basketball Uilmwooch '55; Ad Committee, ST. BERNARDIAN '58; Class Play Uilmwoodx Cast '55; Junior Class Play, Cast '57; Senior Class Play, Cast '58. HACKNEY, JAMES PAUL Elmwood Place Junior High School '55; Band '56, '57, '58; Le Cercle Francais '57, '58; Titan Follies '57, '58; Titan Times Staff '57, '58. HAMM, SANDRA J EAN Elmwood Place Junior High School '55; GAA 'Elmwood; '55, Secretary '55; Senior Y-Teens '56, '57; Spring Music Festival Uumwood; '55; 4 Year Attendance Award '57; Scholastic Award Ullmwood; '55; Young America Sings - Publication of Poem '57; Class Play5E1mwood5Assistant Director '55; Junior Class Play, Usherette '57; Senior Class Play, Cast '58. HARRIS, JUDITH ANNE Arts Club '55, '56, '57, '58; Junior Y-Teens '55; Senior Y-Teens '56, '57, '58, SoCiaI Chairman '57, Delegate to Camp Lenmary '58; Titan Follies '55, Make-up Crew '56, '57; Titan Times Staff '57, '58, Assistant Editor '58; Scholastic Art Award - 3rd Place '57 ; Art Layout Com- mittee, ST. BERNARDIAN '56, '57, '58; Junior Class Play, Ticket Committee Chairman '57. HATTER, WINFORD Elmwood Place Junior High School '55; Class Play 031m- wood; '55. . HAWKINS, MYRA V. Owen County High School my; '55; Home Economics Club 'Owen; '55, Vice President '55; Pep Club ;Owen; '55; Y-Teens 'Owen; '55. HEIDENREICH, JOYCE ANN Arts Club '55, '56, '57, President '57; Junior Y-Teens '55; Quill and Scroll '57, '58; Senior Y-Teens '56, '57, '58; Titan Follies '57, '58, Make-up Crew '55, '56; Titan Times Staff '57; 50 Word Typing Award, 80 Word Short- hand Certificate; Regional Scholastic Art Award - lst Place '57, 2nd Place '58; Art Exhibit, Carthage Fair 5 lst Place '57; Art Layout Committee, ST. BIRNARDIAN '55, '56; Art Editor, ST. BERNARDIAN '57; Co-Editor, ST. BERNARDIAN '58 ; Junior Class Play, AssistantDirector '57. HHNZ, PATRICIA CARRYL Arts Club '55, '56, '57, '58, Vice President '55, Secretary '56, '57; Band '56, '57, '58,- Treasurer '56, '57; GAA '55, '56, '57, '58; Junior National Honor Society '55, Secretary '55; Junior Y-Teens '55; Le Cercle Francais '57, '58, Vice President '58, Quill and Scroll '58; Senior National Honor Society '57, '58; Senior Y-Teens '56, '57, '58, Interclub Representative '56, '57, '58, Religious Chair- man '57, Delegate to Camp Lenmary '57, '58, President '58; Titan Follies '56, '57, '58, Make-up Crew '55; Inter- scholastic Volleyball Team '56, '57; Interscholastic Bas- ketball Team '56; State Scholarship Tests-French I, lst Place, Miami, 5th Place, District, 17th Place, State; Scholastic Art Awards - Honorable Mention '56, 50 Word Typing Award '56; Assistant Literary Editor, ST. BERNAR- DIAN'57; Co-Editor, ST. BERNARDIAN '58; Junior Class Play, Cast '57; Senior Class Play, Cast '58. HELTON, WILLIAM MONROE Elmwood Place Junior High School '55; Mixed Chorus '58; TitanFollies '57; Titan Times Staff '56, '57,Sports Editor '57; Spring Music Festival 'Elmwood; '55; Movie Camera Operator at games '56, '57, '58. IMHOLT, JO ANN GAA '56; Junior Y-Teens '55; Senior Y-Teens '56, '57, '58; Interscholastic Volleyball Team '56, Champions '56; Interscholastic Basketball '56; 50 Word Typing Award. JEFFERS, RONALD LEE Class Vice President '55; Arts Club '56; Archimedes '57, '58; Senior Hi-Y '56, '57, '58; Titan Times '57; Baseball '56, '57; Football '55, '56, '57, '58; Reserve Basketball '55, '56; Varsity Basketball '57, '58; Track '58; Art Layout Committee, ST. BRNARDMN '56; Junior Class Play, Cast '57. KALKBRENNER, SANDRA LEE Arts Club '55, '56, '57, President '56; GAA '55; Junior Y-Teens '55, President '55; Senior Y-Teens '56, '58; Stu- dent Council '55, '56, '57, '58, Treasurer '58; Titan Fol- lies Make-up Crew '56, '57; 60 Word Shorthand Certifi- Cate; Regional Scholastic Art Award - 3rd Place Key '57; Shillito's High School Sewing Board Model '57; Student Council Award '56, '57; 3 Year Perfect Attendance Award; Art Layout Committee, ST. BERNARDIAN '55, '56, '58; .Junior Class Play, Cast '57; Senior Class Play, Usherette '58. LEININGER, DIANE BERTHA Elmwood Place Junior High School '55; GAA Uilmwood; '55; Le Cercle Francais '58; Senior Y-Teens '56; Titan Times Staff '57; Class Play 'Elmwoody Usherette '55. LONG, DANIEL R. Elmwood Place Junior High School '55; Archimedes '57, '58, Secretary '57. MCCARTHY, J UDY ANNE Elmwood Place Junior High School '55; GAA 'Elmwood; '55; GAA '56, '57, '58; Le Cercle Francais '57, '58, Sec- retary '57, President '58; Mixed Chorus Uilmwood; '55; Senior Y-Teens '56, '57; Spring Music Festival ;E1mwood; '55; Titan Times Staff '58; 60 Word Shorthand Certificate; 50 WordiTyping Award; Class Play 'Elmwood; '55; Senior Class Play, Candy Committee '58. MCDONALD, VOLENA Elmwood Place Junior High Sehool '55; Senior Y-Teens '56; Spring Music Festival ;E.Imwoodj '55; 100 Word Short- hand Certificate; 50 Word Typing Award. MCKEE, KAREN SUE Elmwood Place Junior High School '55; Band Uilmwood; '55, 'St. Bernard; '56, '57, '58; FTA '57, '58, Secretary '57, President '58; GAA 6Elmwood; '55, 6t. Bernard; '57, '58, Treasurer '55, President '58; LeCercle Francais '57, '58; Mixed Chorus 'Elmwood; '55; Spring Music Festival 'Elmwood; '55; Titan Follies '56, '57, '58; Titan Times Staff '58; Perfect Attendance Award UElmwood and St. Bernard; '55, '56, '57, '58; 50 Word Typing Award '56; Literary Committee, ST. BEKNARDIAN '58; Junior Class Play, Candy Committee '57; Senior Class Play, Cast '58. MEINERS, HENRY A. Band '55, '56, '57, '58; Titan Follies '56, '57, '58; Titan Times '57, '58. METZGER, RONALD JOSEPH Hi-Y '56, '57, '58; Junior Hi-Y '55; Titan Follies '56, '57; Titan Times Staff '58; Reserve Basketball '55; Varsity Basketball '57, '58; Perfect Attendance Award '55, '56, '57, '58; Junior Class Play, Stage Crew '57; Senior Class Play, Stage Crew '58. MILLER, MARLENE, V. Arts Club '55, '56, '57, Treasurer '55; Junior Y-Teens '55; Senior Y-Teens '56, '57, '58; Program Chairman '58; Titan Follies '56, '57,. '58, Make-up Crew '56; Reserve Cheerleader '56; Varsity Cheerleader '57, '58; 60 Word Shorthand Certificate '57; 50 Word Typing Award '57; Homemaker of Tomorrow Award '58; Typing Committee, ST. BERNARDIAN '58. MITCHELL, THOMAS C. Class Vice President '58; Archimedes '57, '58, Vice President '57, President '58; Hi-Y '56, '57, '58, President '58; Student Council '58; Junior Class Play, Stage Crew '57; Senior Class Play, Stage Crew '58. MOORE, DELBERT M. Elmwood Place Junior High School '55, Basketball 021m- wood' '55. MORGAN, JOHN PAUL Elmwood Place Junior High School '55; Class President 'Elmwood; '55; Class Vice President '57; Band CElmwoocU '55, 'St. Bernard; '56, '57, 58; HLY '56, '57, '58, Vice President '57, Chaplain '58; Mixed Chorus '58; Senior National Honor Society '57, '58, President '58; Spring Music Festival 'Elmwood; '55; Student Council '57, '58, Treasurer '57, Secretary '58; Titan Follies '56, '57, '58; Titan Times Staff, Sports Editor '58; Basketball 'Elmwood; '55, 'St. Bernard; '56, '57, '58, Captain '58; Baseball '56, '57, '58;Footba11 '56, '57, '58; Track '56, '57, '58; Hi-Y Model Legislature '57, '58; St. Bernard Representative, Teen-ager of the Year Contest '57, RunneL-up in finals Teen-ager of thaYear contest '57,; Class Play 'Elm- wood; '55; Junior Class Play, Cast '57; Senior Class Play, Cast '58. ; MORRIS, JOAN Arts Club '55, '56; Choralaires '55, '56; LeCeIcle Fran- cais '57, '58; Junior National Honor Society '55; Junior Red Cross Council '57; Junior Y-Teens '55; Senior Y; Teens '56. PFRIEM, JAMES LEROY Class Secretary 8zTreasurer '55; Junior Hi-Y '55; Baseball '55, '56; Football '56, '57; Track '56, '57; Varsity Basket- ball '56, '58; M.V.I.L. Track Meet, Gold Medal '57; Jun- ior Class Play, Cast '57; Senior Class Play '58. PIERCE, RONALD R. Elmwood Place Junior High School '55; Band 'Elmwood; '55, 6:. Bernard; '56, '57, '58; Student Council '56; Titan Follies, Stage Crew '57, '58; Baseball '56, '57, '58; Class Play UHmwood; '55; Junior Class Play, Stage Crew '57; Senior Class Play, Stage Crew '58. RAPP, FRANK M. ' Hi-Y '56, '57, '58; Shutterbug Club '57, President '57; 100 Mile Club '57. RICHARDSON, ALICE FAYE Elmwood Place Junior High School. '55; Band Uilmwood; '55, 'St. Bernard; '56, '57, '58; GAA Oilmwood; '55, Presi- dent '55; Mixed Chorus Uilmwood; '55; Senior National Honor Society '57, '58; Spring Music Festival Uilmwood; '55; Student Council '56, '57, '58, Vice President '57, '58; 4 Year Perfect Attendance Award '58; 50 Word Typing Award; Jr. O.U.A.M. Civic Award '55; Tool Steel Scholar- ship Award 'Elmwood; '55; Art Layout Committee, ST. BERNARDIAN '58; Class Play Uilmwood; '55; Junior Class Play, Cast '57; Senior Class Play, Publicity Manager '58. RUDY, RICHARD I. Roger Bacon High School '55, '56, '57. SHELTON, SAUNDRA SUE GAA '55, '56, '57; Junior Red Cross Council '55, '56, '57; '58; Interscholastic Volleyball Team '56, '57, Champions '56; Art Exhibit, Carthage Fair - lst Prize, 2nd Prize '56, 31d Prize '57; National Guard Poster Contest, lst Prize '57; Regional Scholastic Art Awards - Key 2 '58; Young America Sings - Poem published '57; Senior Class Play; Scenery Designer '58. SNEED, DONNA Elmwood Place Junior High School '55; Senior Y-Teens '57, '58; 60 Word Typing Award; 80 Word Shorthand Cer- tificate; Senior Class Play, Cast '58. SNEED, ROBERT G. Elmwood Place Junior High School '55; Archimedes '57; '58, Treasurer '58; Band Ullmwood; '55, 'St. Bernard; '57; Ad Committee, ST. BERNARDIAN '58; Class Play ;E1m- wood; '55; Junior Class Play, Cast '57; Senior Class Play, Cast '58. TAYLOR, WILLIAM B. Junior Red Cross Council '56; Student Council '56; Re- serve Basketball '56. WADE, LOUIS G. Hi-Y '56; Swimming '57. WESLEY, CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH 'Mrs. Ronald Ellis; Elmwood Place Junior High School '55; Majorette '56; Senior Y-Teens '56; Spring Music Festival ailmwood; '55; Art Exhibit, Carthage Fair - 2nd and 3rd Places '56, 2nd and 3rd Places '57; Regional Art Award - lst Place '57. WILKINSON, JAMES HAROLD Elmwood Place Junior High School '55; Archimedes '57, '58; Junior Red Cross Council '58; Baseball '57, '58; Class Play Elmwood; '55. WILL MS, MARY KATHRYN Elmwood Place Junior High School '55; Arts Club '56, '58; GAA 'Elmwood; '55, Piesident '55; Le Cercle Fran- cais '57, '58; Mixed Chorus Uilmwood; '55; Senior Y- Teens '56, '57, '58; Music Festival 'Elmwood; '55; Stu- dent Council '56; Regional Scholastic Art Awards, Honor- able Mention '56, 2nd and 3rd Key Awards '57; Three lst Key Awards '58; Art Layout Committee, ST. BERNARDIAN '56; Class Play Uilmwood; '55. YEAZEL, TED LEWIS Archimedes '57, '58. IF WE DONW SELL WE BUY n. Dorothy BARRETT REALTY 56 E. Mitchell Ave. Cincinnati 17, Ohio UN. 000wa- Free Appraisals Compliments of St. Bernard - Tower Avenue Parent-Teachers Association Better Homes Better Schools Beifer Communilies An organization interested in the welfare and happiness of the students of the St. Bernard Schools. 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Open a charge account St. BERNARD DRY CLEANING AND SHOE SERVICE Call and Deliver 4832 Vine Street AVon 1-2645 Ed Berle POLLAK PHARMACY 6219 Vine Sfreei Elmwood Place Ohio VAlley 1-1198 Free Del ivery BEN'S BUDGET JEWELERS 4572 Main Avenue Norwood 12, Ohio ME 1-7474 6012 Vine Street Elmwood Place 16, Ohio VA 1-5003 Diamonds - Watch Repair - Watches - Trade with us - We are closer 1'0 your home VAlIey 1-8950 5813 Vine St, Cin. 16, Ohio DAVIS STEEL WINDOW SERVICE Sales 'k Repairs i lnsfallafion 2 Screens i1 Storm Windows 1' Hardware Repaired or Replaced Compliments of ORTH ELECTRIC COMPANY 4401 Station Avenue Cincinnati 32, Ohio MU 1-4267 AL'S AND PAT'S Complete Food Markef 420 Jefferson Avenue St. Bernard Ohio AVon 1-2621 Compliments of THE MOELDER COAL COMPANY Home of Happy-Pak Ahreng Patricia Allen, C3101 Lynn Alley, Bruce Anderson, Charles 11D Alley, Leland Angel, Ray Angel, Shaxleen Baker, Bonnie 3W9 Barge, Harold Barge, Thomas Barlow, Donald Barnes, Janice Barnett, Glades Barnett, Frahk Barrett, Dawn Basu'n, Jerry Bauer, Dorothy E. 1U Baugh, Leroy Baxter, Beverly Beattie, Gordon Lee Begley, Gene Belding, Donna Rae Bette, Neal Better, David Better, Neal Betx, Robert Bird, Sandra 5W5 Birkemeier, Bonita Black, Janice Boesken, Billie Boesken, Dennis Boesken, Sydney Boland, Patricia Borges, Clifford Bower, Crawford wuptq Bowman, William Boyle, Kathryn L. 63 Bray, Robert Breeden, Cecil Brock, Brenda Brooks, William Franklin Brosch, Mary Iou Brosch, Patrica Brown, Clem: Brown, Margie Brown, Wanda Brown, Wesley Bums, Teresa Byrd, ViCtor Canada, Dowell Chadwell, Joan Cheek, William Clements, Gene Clements, James Clingner, Gary Clopton, Shirley Cole, David Conn, Gary Conn, Sharon Cook, Patricia. Cooley, Judith Cooley, Shirley Cope, Archie Cornett, Betty Covalcine, Philip Cox, James Creson, Connie Cruse, Bonnie Cundy, Donald Dahmann, Judith Dahmann, Louis, .111. Davis, Madeline Dent, Judith Derrick, Edna L. 0'5 Dick, Caryl Donahoe, Elaine 1W3 Douahoe, Sandra 6W3 Dunham, Munell Dunigan, Donna Durham, Della hnham, Omer Jumell, Sara M. 0U East, James East, Jo E11 Eastham, Patricia 14, 25, 27, 42, 43, 47 14, 72 32, 49, 59, 15, 26, 70 16, 56, 58 33, 48, 59, INDEX 44, 53, 61, 66 60, 61 52, 55, 59, 61 69 60 52, 53, 55, 6o, 61 43, 50, 53, 55, 57, 58, 59, 65, 71 64, 7o, 71 44, 49, 56, 58, 61 59 44 45 59, 6o, 71 61 49, 56, 6o, 66 52, 61, 64, 71 47, 60 61 1 45, 56 42, 43, 45, 48, 52, 56, 58, 6o, 61 34, 35, 42, 43, 45, 49 39, 46, 69 33 34, 49, 56, 60 53, 55 69 49, 53, 59, 60, 66 89 Eder, Gene Eder, Sharron Edwnxds, Marilyn Engel, Carl Ficke, Albert Finkes, Jerry L. 0-1 Fischer, Donald Fleak, Ralph Forbes, James Gadbery, Charlene Geisen, Paul 3. 0H Gims, Claire Louise $1 Goans, Leroy Godbcy, Donald Godbey, Gene Godbey, Marilyn Codsey, James, Marvin Gooden, Judy Graves, Henry Graves, Jerry Greer, John Wm. Gullette, James Culley, Dianna Haarman, Harold Hackney, James Hall, Dickie Hamm, Sandra Haney, Nelson Harrington, Jerry Harris, Judith Anne Hattex, Winford Havlin, Willard Hawes, Trudy Jo Hawkins, Myra Hayes, Nancy Carol Heidenreich, Joyce Heideureich, Paul Heinecke, Paul 1W9 Heinz, Linda Heinz, Patricia Heller, Robert Halton, William Herrmann, anryl Herrmann, Lee Ann 5W5 Hess, Robert Higgins, Ronald Hill, Ray ' Hinken, William Hirschberg, Peggie Ann Homberger, Rita Howson, Dorothy Howson, John Hubbard, Shelby Hurley, Cloyd A. 0-3 Hutzelman, Karen hnholt, Jacqueline Imholt, Jo Ann Irvine, Janice Jacks, Eddie Jeffers, Ronald Jones, Kay Jones, Ronald Johnston, Robert Kalkbrenner, Paul Kalkbrenner, Sandra Kaufman, LuIa E. 0U Kearns, Robert Kea;gs,'1WilIiam Keeney, Mary Jo Kemme, Gerald Kemper, Terry 3W3 Kessler, Thelma V. 6H Kirby, Janet Klinger, Marie M. a Kneuven, Carol Koebel, William Lail, James Landis, Lowell GU Laubernds, Beverly Laubemds, Kenneth Lauchard, Michael Lawhorn, Garnett 4W3 Lawless, Bonnie Jean Lawson, Hoyal Lee, Alice Carol Leininger, Diane 54.323112:- 36, 46 36, 42, 43, 47, 54, 57 39, 42, 43, 47 38 17, 72 7, 54, 7o 33, 56 38, 60 38, 56 39, 42, 43, 47 7, 38, 50, 55 7, 44 33, 50, 51, 59, 7o, 71 34 17, 26 33, 45 34, 71 34, 49 33, 43, 50 38, 46, 69 17, 52, 57, 60 18, 25, 4s, 53, 6o, 61 34, 45, 49, 53, 59 13, 73 37, 42, 43, 47, 53, 54 1s, 4s, 55, 58, 61 34, 68, 7o, 71 37, 42, 43, 45, 47, 53, 54, 56 18, 26, 44, 48, 49, 52, 53, 54, 55, 57, 73 37, 71 18, 43, 65, 71 38, 42, 43, 47, 57 34, 44, 49, 56 34, 56, 68, 71 39 34, 50, 57, 61 37 42, 43, 47 33, 55, 56 38, 47 39, 43 33 7, 38, 46 38, 42, 43, 47 38 19, 4s, 72 33, 52, 53, 55, 56, 6o 33 19, 25, 50, 51, 64, 71 36, 47, 53 34, 50, 68, 7o, 71 38, 6o 34, 50, 59, 68, 7o, 71 19, 48, 59, 61, 73 8 39 37 36, 42, 43, 45, 47, 53, 57 33 39 8, 42, 43 34, 44 8 34 34, 50, 68 37, 46 8, 60 38, 42, 47 33, 50, 52 33 39 33, 45, 54, 61 39 34, 44, 48, 6o 19, 52 Leuler, Alfred C. 0U Locke, William 4W1 Loesche, Carole Inesche, Joan Long, Daniel Long, Richard Longfellow, Frances M. 071 McAninch, Geraldine 5 McCarthy, Barbara McCarthy, Judy McClung, Ronald McDonald, Eleanor 5171 McDonald, Volena McGuire, Stephen McKee, Karen Mackzum, Jeanne Malowitz, Jule Mangus, Ronald Mappes, William Margraf, Roberta 5W1 Martin, Beveily Mason, Carolyn Meiuers, Henry Merriman, Mariana Metzger, Kenneth Manger, Ronald Meyer, Donna Meyer, Mickey Miller, Elaine Miller, Marlene Miller, Richard Nlitchell, Donald Mitchell, Thomas Moody, Patricia Moore, Delbert Mooxe, Dorothy Moore, Hazel 5W1 Moore, Herbert Moore, Ina Mae 4W1 Morgan, Grace; A. 0U Morgan, H3251 Morgan, Jerry Morgan, John Morgan, Martin Morgan, Thomas Morris, Clyde Morris, Edwin Morris, Jerry Morris, Joan Morris, Robert Mosier, Beverly Naylur, Lorna Neeley, Barbara , Netaler, William Niblick, Everett 4W1 Nieman, Ralph T. m Nunnelley, Robert O'Brien, James J. 1H Ostroff, Marilyn Payne, Marcia Payne, Maureen Pfriem, James Pfriem, Louis Phillips, Edna Phillips, Fred Pierce, Ronald Powell, Donna Powell, James A. W. GU Powell, Maxgaret W. 071 PuttEet, Gay Radtke, Jerry Radtke, Judy Raley, Patricia Randall, Dorothy Randolph, Jacqueline Rapp, Charles Rapp, Frank Rapp, Mildred Reckman, Arlene Reece, Janice Reed, Charles Richardson, Alice Richardson, Steven Riede, Bill Riede, Judith Ringwald, Elvira 35, 44, 35, 48 32 21, 25, 32, 33, 39, 42, 38, 46 21, 27, 39, 42, 9, 54 43, 43, 49 , 45, 52, 43, 6O 48 53, 60, 49, 48, 71 46, 24, 57 5 3 64, 56, 43, 46, 45, 27, 50, 43 65, 43, 9, 53, 55 32, 45, 35, 61, 37, 47 32 35 33, 42, 46 21, 50, 47 42, 43, 39 39, 46, 14, 22, 38, 43, 38, 56 32, 33, 35, 42, '10. 61. 48, 7o, 43 72 47, 69 26, 46, 48, 43, 66 49, 47, 52, 52 55, 44, 68, 64, 57 58, 69 27, 49, 64, 55, 71 47, 52, 71 54, 52, 53, 55, 57, 66 53, 57 57, 58, 60, 61 49, 53, 57 71 71 61, 66 50, 51, 59, 70, 72 71 70,71 54,57, 59,61, 64,71 60, 68 56, 58, 59, 60, 61 7o 70, 71 56, 69 56, 60 56, 59, 61 57, 59 58, 44 66 45, 48, 53, 55, 56, 58, 90 Bobbing, Shirley Robinson, 1.133737 Ross, Carol Ross, James Rothacker, Patricia Rudolph, Donetta Rudy, RiChaId Rutherford, Marilyn Schaefex, Carl Schafer, Paul R. 0U Schairbaum, Frederica Schairbaum, James Schmitt, Earl, Jr. Schumacher, Arthux C. CH Schumacher, Ronald Schumann, Patricia Schumann, fer Jo Schumann, Thoma: Schwettman, William R. 671 Scully, Sandra Sexton, Jeanette Shelton, Saundra Shepherd, Leonard Shepherd, Michael Shepherd, Vear! Siegel, Jack Sims, Carroll Smith, James Smith, Marilyn Smith, William Sneed, Donna Snead, Robert Spaulding, Bill Spaulding, Larry Spaulding, Wayne 4W1 Spears, William Stamper, James Stamper, Joyce Steidel, Jean Steidel, Judith Stover, Ed Stuard, Allan Stuerwald, Olga V. 0-11 Taylor, Joyce Taylor, William Tegeder, Victor Terry, David Than, Shirley Theis, Diane Thomas, Joyce Thomas, Robert Thomas, Ronald Thompson, Faith Thompson, Jerrol Tucker, James 4W1 Tuggle, Ruth Vale, Christine Van Zandt, Jack Vaughn, Danny 4W1 Vaughn, Joan Wade, Louis Wallace, James 1W4 Ward, Jerry Ward, Lorena Watson, Glenn Weitkamp, Arthur R. 0:, Welply, Joseph A. GU Welsh, RiChard Wesley, Charlotte Wethington, David Wethington, Noxma Wheeler, Shirley Whitehead, Carita Whittle, Alvin Whitworth, Agnes 41:1 Wilkinson, James Williams, Mary K. 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