Mother of Mercy High School - Mercywood Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1945 volume:

Of? 74f $1 -x-K-vr X 9613 042an I945 VOLUME XVI Publirlred by THE SENIOR CLASS of MOTHER OF MERCY WESTWOOD TO HER, OUR QUEEN OF PEACE AND TO THOSE, WHO DIED FOR PEACE WE GRATEFULLY DEDICATE THIS ANNUAL. MOST REYEREND JOHN T. MCNICHOLAS. OR. S.T.M. letlulrlmp 0f Cl'nm'nnali MOST REVEREND GEORGE I. REHRING, S.T.D. xluxflr'mjtj folmp qf- Cinn'nnalf REV. THOMAS CONNELL Religion SISTER MARY EMILY, R S.M Religion SISTER MARY MILDRED, R.S.M. Religion, Spanile SISTER MARY PHILIP, R.S.M, Religion, Commercial SISTER MARY DESALEs, R.S.M. Religion SISTER MARY FRANCISCA, R.S.M. Religion, French, Typing d MISS SUSAN DALHEIAM; j K Englrl LN 630' X I'JQ MISS MARY JANE KLEVE Enyltlrlz . .1 WNW; 3:47 - '- SISTER MARY IOELINE, R.S.M. Religion, Latin, Science, JIallIematiw SISTER MARY ROSINE, R.SM, Religion, Latin, rlnf SISTER MARY DOLORA, R.S.M, Reh'gfon , Jlatlzcmaliw, Englt'lrll SISTER MARY ALBERT, R.S.M. Religion, Jfallzemalzlm, r I Scr'ence MISS PATRICIA MCDONALD Home Economhzr MISS ROSEMARY Cox Hfmtw'y, Sociology SISTER MARY IOSEPH, R.S.M. Science, German SISTER MARY BERNARD, RSM. JIuJic SISTER MARY CARLOS, R.S.M. Speech Art; SISTER MARY ALOYSIA, R.S.M. Librarian PROF. JOHN I FEHRING Choral .Hqufc Miss HARRIET SMITH Gunmmrlicm '.' :umm .52 N w. a . MW paling, Mwage IOIN YOUR HANDS, LOYAL BANDS, WHILE WE PLEDGE ONE ANOTHER, UNITY AND FEALTY TO OUR QUEEN AND OUR MOTHER By prayer more things are wrought, ,tis said Than this worlth dreams could hope to knowr A prayer, well said, a talk with Godw Will ease all pain and cease aH woe. Wre seek for you no wealth or fame; There's nothing higher we could pledgeA-u Her intercession just for thee. Come, join your hands, and pray with us, Beseech your Queenwrejoice in heart Her arms invite, her smile is sweet, With her our guide, we shall not part! MOTHER BELOVED, OF GOD AND OF MEN, HERE AT YOUR FEET FAITHFUL THEY MEET The world you face, is tried and worn, The path for you is bathed in strife, Yet, in your Queen, entrust your cares, And find through her your goal in life. WhatEer you seek, where'er you roam, No better guide could counsel you. A maiden's careSwa young girYs dreams Shefll understand, she knew them too. An outstretched handgit beckons you. A shining light, a smiling face; Oh flee to her, dear parting friend; Find peace of heart in her embrace. COMRADES 0F MARY, REDEEMED BY YOUR SON, KEEP THEM WHO LOVE THEE IN ALL THINGS ONE W'e grew as one, and loved the same, But now, too true, our paths must part. And yet, as one, we shall remainr XVith peace and hope in Marys heart. You are our giPISwa part of us, Our very own, Our Ladyhs too. VVeWe laughed with you and shared your woes. Our hands and hearts. we gave to you. Come join your hands and pray with usw Beseech your Queen, adore her Son. One God, one love, one hope and goalH W'ehre Mercyk children, we are ONE! Page 8 MARTHA JEAN EDMONDS C. S. AVL C l, 2, 5, 4; Class President 5, 4; Treasurer 1; Student Council 1, 3, 4; President 4; Cleaning Staff 4; Masque and Gavel 3, 4; Bowling League 2, 4; Senior Science Club 4; Iournalism Club 4. Marty . . . our senior class president . . . winning personality . V . beautiful brown eyes and lovely brown hair . 4 . has a smile that brings out her charms . . . received a Gold Medal in dramatics . . . loves bowling, clothes, and GraeteHs bittersweet sundaes . . . hates to be called Edmonds . . . likes people in general . . . plans to go to college and study radio work. .1311ch 9 PEGGY BARTLETT CV S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 4; Journalism Club 4; Science Club 4; Gleanings Staff 4; Annuai Staff 4; Choral Group 4; Bowling League 3. 4; Class Vice-President 3; Student Council 3. Peggy . . . has lusterous brown hair and freckles and possesses a very infectuous giggle . . . loves nothing better than a good argument . famous for her color combinations and has a special liking for orange socks . . . is seen mostly with Those Three . . . her greatest ambition. is to be an old maid school teacher. MARY LOUISE BENGERT C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3. 4; Auditor 2: Choral Group 4; Gleanfngs Stag 4; Home EC Club 4; Journalism Club 4; Spanish Club 5. Eyes of blue . . . deep and true . . that's our Mary Lou . . . her good taste in clothes made her a perfect fashion editor . . . has a cnntageous smile . . . a talented sgnger . . likes records, cokes, and her N.D. ring . . . wants to be 8 Kindergarten Teacher. Page 10 RUTH BETSCH C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 5, 4. Ruth . . . always laughing V . liked by everyone . dark brown hair . , . greenish blue eyes . . . likes hot fudge sundaes. lots of mayonaise . , favorite sports: ping pong and baseball . . . dis- likes shorthand class, rainy days and straight hair . . always seen with Ann . . . wants to be a success in life. Page II BETTY ANN BERNARD C, S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Masque and Gavel 4; Science Club 4; Choral Group 4. Betty . . . brewn hair and large, expressive, brown eyes . . . intelligent, industrious. interest- ing . . . famous at Mercy as an accomplished harpist . . . wonderful personality . . . loves to sing, dance, play the piano, talk about great artists in the opera world . . . wears lovely clothes . . . would like to sing in the Met. RUTH BEUMER C, S. Di. C 1, 2. 3, 4;Ch0ra1Group 4 Auburn hair with a natural curl combined with charming hazel eyes make a lovely picture of Ruth . . . has a weakness for pretty clothes . . . brains plus beauty . . . always found with Rose Mary even in the Annual . . . pet peeve: being called Red . , . likes dancing and sewing . . . wants to be happy. ROSE MARY BLASCH C S. D1. C. l, 2, 3, 4; Choral Group 4. Rosie . . . beautiful light brown naturally curly hair . . . sparkling hazel eyes . . winning $111911: 1 . wonderful personality . . . a keen sense of humor . . . 503 hearted . . . infectious giggle . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . loves to write letters, bowl. and dance . . . hates crowded buses . . . wants to be a success in life. Pa'ac' I 3 MARGARET MARY BRADLEY C, S NL C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Ioumalism Club; Glean- ings Associate Editor; Annual Associate Editor. Blargie of the smiling Irish eyes . . charming personality plus brains . . . winning smile . . . makes friends easily A . . loyal. dependable. Sincere . . creative journalistic ability . . . fun loving . . . always hungry , , . likes chocolate cake and skating . . . loves music and senior privileges . . . will be a success in any under- talking. Page 13 DELRITA BOLLINGER C. S M. C. 1, Z, 3, 4; Annual Staff4; Gleanings Staff 4; Journalism Club 4; Bowling League 4. Del . . . little with provocative brown eyes that squint when she laughs . . . blushes easily . . . has a satin smooth complexion . . . quick to answer and first one finished in quizzes . . .loves heated discussions, beef barbecues and has a weakness for Van Johnson . . . hates stuffy and condescending people . . . aims to be a doctor. CLARA BRENTLINGER C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 5, 4; Cleanings Staff 4; Journalism Club 4; Bowling 4. Brent . . 4 brown eyes and curIy dark brown hair . . popular with all the girls at Mercy . . . contagious smile and outstanding personality . seen at all Elder games . . . likes sweet pickles, Tong walks, movies and Chopin's music . . . dislikes hours from 8:45 to 2:30 . . . wants to be happy. BETTY ANN BRIELMAIER C. S. M. C. I, 2, 3, 4; Gleanings Staff4; Student Council 4; Athletic Association President 2, 4; Bowling League 4; Science Club 4. Wavy red hair . . . sparkling blue-gray eyes . . , drawling dry humor that amuses everyone . . . that's our Pinky . . . likes driving the car, dancing and will always be faithful to Ice C . . . pet peeve. getting up in the morning . . . always in a fog . . . aims to see the world. Pug: I i JEANNE DOSSMAN C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 4;C1ass Secretary 3; Student Council 3, 4; Bowling League 2; Athletic Asso- ciation 4; Science Club President 4,- Choral Group 4. Doss . . . wavy brown hair and hazel eyes . . . quick to blush . . . energetic . . . usually laughing Especially in classe$ . . . intelligent . . loves nnd is good at all sports . . . likes. salads . . . would like to make a career of science. HELEN MARY ELIAS C. S M. C. l, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Secretary 5; Student Councii l, 4; Class President 1; Orchestra 1, 2. 3; Masque and Gavel 3, 4; Gleamings Stag 4; Chroal Group 4; Science Club 4: Iournalism Club 4; Bowling League 5. Helen Mary . . . her laughing eyes and charm- ing personality finds a friend among all . . . sweet and lovely . . . successfully displays silver and gold medals in Dramatic Art . . dislikes banana splits . . . a source of information about last night concerts . . . our C. S. M. C president . wants to be a nation-wide radio announcer. Page 15 IMELDA ENGEL C. S 1V1. C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4; Choral Group 4. Niall, . . . long naturally wavy hair . . . has an agreeable personality . . . always keeping Jeanne out of trouble . . . likes to dance and play the piano . . . made a beautiful St. Agnes . . . loves to eat . . . would like to be a nursa MARY GRACE ENGLEHART C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 4; Gleanings Staff 4; Journalism Club 4; Bowling League 3, 4; Choral Group 4. Nrgraceu . . , expressive green eyes, beautiful voice and infectious laugh . . . likes good books. ice cream and bus drivers . . . dislikes efficiency, noodles and silk stockings . . . possesses a keen sense of humor , . . has a Hair for writing . . . 1 I' . wants to be a history teacher. Page 16 IOYCE FALLER C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 5, 4; Bowling League 4; Choral Group 4. Joy . . soft brown hair and pleasant brown eyes . . . always laughing and telling jokes . . . is fond of Tommy Dorsey, baseball games and FrankieF-but she doesnlt swoon over him . . . dislikes walking under umbrellas A , . wouid like to live in New York or out 'West. MARY JOAN FRIES C. S. FL C I, 2. 5, 4; Gleanings 4: Annual StaFF 4: Choral Group 4. Soft, shining brown hair . , . bright brown eyes . . . liked by everyone who knows her . . a pupil at Mercy since Mndergarden . . . enjoys music, art and books . . . possesses a good sense of humor . . . hates to argue. . . likes the sound of the 2:30 bell . . . ambition is to be a designer. Page 17 JEAN FRITZ C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 4. ; 'Fritzle . . . long brown hair and flashing blue eyes . . . talkative . . . our offlce girl . . . loves fudge sundaes, icedskating, dancing and driving the Buick l l . dislikes Navy 50x, rain, and Oysters . . . thinks T. D. tops . . . entertaining and fun-loving . . . would like to be??? MARY ANN FUERST C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Clean- ings Staff 4; Science Club 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 5, 4; Journalism Club 4. lst . . . small and lovely of stature with soft blue eyes . . . laughs heartily at the least expected times . . . very excitable . . . diligent and enthusiastic . . l loves blue, music and hamburgers . . , solemn yet ready for a good time . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . .admired by all who knew her . . . will make a truly fine nun. Page 18 MARILYN GROH C. 3. 3L C. 1, 2, 5, 4; Journalism Club; uB'lellonU . . . forever laughing . . twinkling brown eyes that bespeak mischief . . . fond of bananis and ham sandwiches . . . pet hate: crowded streetcars and giving speeches . , . loyal to: Poe, XVestwood and driving lessons . . . favorite expression: No end . . . intends to go through life smiling. DELL HARNISHFEGER C. S. M. C. 1. 2, 5, 4; Bowling League 5; Spanish Club 3. Dell , . . tiny . . . hazel eyes and long naturally curly light brown hair . . . nonchalant . . always found laughing A . . good natured . good taste in clothes . . . loves chocolate cakes, white soxs, and the Army . . . likes school best on holidays . 4 . would like to be a nurse, Page 19 VIRGINIA HARTKE C. S. NL C. l, 2, 3, 4; Gisanings Staffll; Annual Staff 4; Choral Group 4. Iinny to everyone who knows her . . . light brown. hair . . . gray green eyes . . . a pupil at .Mercy twelve years; possess sparkling humor and ready wit . . . hates lessons, milk and alarm clocks . . . loves clothes and has a variety of them; likes Chocolate, swimming and dogs. PAULA HEIN C. S. M. C 1, 2, 3, 4; Journalism Club 4; Gleanings Staff 4; Science Club 4; Choral Group 4. Paula . . . blond hair and blue eyes . . . in her two years at Axlercy her lovely personality has become well known . . . likes to sing in the May Festival, dance and cook . . . dislikes murder mysteries, walking under an umbrella and especially short men . , . will make a success of anything she undertakes. Page 20 - TL.-. MARY KATHRYN HEITZ C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 5, 4. Brown eyes, naturally curly hair . . likes dogs and anything chocolate . . . dislikes getting up in the morning , . . known to all her friends as .Mafy K . . . Ambition: to travel in an airplane. DOLORES HEYOB C. S, 51. C. l. 2, 3, 4; Boleng League 4. nDark eyes . , . and long, dark, naturally curly hair, accents our small. sweet and sociable Dolores . . . quiet . . . well liked by everyone and likes everyone . . A likes animals and movies V . . dislikes doing dishes and house cleaning . . . never hurries, never worries . . . ambition, to be a HGOOd secretary. Page 21 VIRGINIA HUTH C. 5. 34. C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Iournalism Club 4; Bowling League 4. Ginny . . . eyes of blue and always true l l l a flrm defe'nder of Cheviot . . . a constant Fibber McGee and Molly fan . . . snow, bowling and saddle shoes hold her fancy l . . collects scenery post cards . . . doesnlt like chocolate ice cream . wants to be a stenographerl VIRGINIA IMBUS C, S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Bowling League 3; Class Auditor 1; Student Council 1; Choral Group 4; Orchestra 4. Ginnie . . . expressive brown eyes . , . never worries . . . always in a hurry . . . enioys life to the fullest . . . an accomplished pianist . . . fond of football and swimming, will laugh her way through life . . . a true friend, and Dellls other half. . . would like to be. l . . Pay: 22 DOROTHY IANSING C. S. M. C. 1,2, 3. 4;C1ass Secretary 4; Student Council 2, 4; Gleanings Associate Editor 4; JournaIism Club 4; Annual Associate Editor 4; Science Club 4; Orchestra 1. 2. 3, 4; Bmviing League 4. Dot . . . versatile, sparkling and intellectual . . . hubby: psychoanaEyzing people Cthey're happy she sayQ . . . very interested in sports . . . likes the Chinese, Iturbi and pin-stripe suits . . . dis- likes morbid people . . t aims to be a psychiatrist. Page 25 MARILYN INDERHEES C. S. XVI. C. 1, 2, 5, 4; Bowling League 4. Short curly brown hair . . dancing brown eyes . . has the skin you love to touch . . . infectious giggle . . . usually found where there is some- thing doing . . . dotes 0n chocolate sodas and hand-knitted sweaters . . . wants to be sophisti- cated. VIVIAN KALLMEYER C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Viv . . . soft blond hair and sparkling blue eyes . . . has keen sense of humor , . . a weakness for walking and for writing ietters . . . often seen munching an apple or carrot . . . has a knack for confusing things . . . ambition is to master shorthand. MARY ELIZABETH KIEF C. S. M C. 1, 2, 5, 4: Gleanings Editor 4; Annual Editor 4; Bowling League 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Latin Club President 5; Journalism Club 4; Choral Group 4; Science Club 4. Kiefie . . . wavy brown hair, sparkling brown eyes and a cute pug nose . . . makes friends easily . . . was a competent editor of Gleanings . . . likes singing commercials, Carrots and Van Johnson movies . . . pet peeves: physics class. inquisitive people and blue sox . . . wants to go to college . . . wiil be? 7 ? 7 Page 2-! MARY LOU KISTNER C. S. 1W. C.1, 2, 3, 4; Annual StaFFIi; Journalism Club 4; Science Club 4; Choral Group 4. Mary Lou . . . sparkling blue eyes and blonde hair . . . usually happy and carefree with a ready humor . . . specializes in word puns . . . craves long black hair and a husky voice ; . . likes to wash her hair on Friday mornings . . . is always seen with Mary and Margaret . . . has many ambitions but would really like to be a doctor. ANNA MARY KOCK C. 5. D1. C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Cleanings Associate Editor 4;Annua1 Associate Editor 4; Journalism Club 4: Science Club 4; Choral Group 4; Latin Club 3; Class Treasurer 2; Student Council 2; Bowling League 2, 3, 4. Anna Mary ; . ; green eyes. lustrous brown hair, and a sparkling personality . . . enjoys good books, movies and listening to Bing Crosby . . . likes St. X., peanut butter cups and suits . . . pet peeves: physics Classes and cash registers . . . always seen with Kiefie, even in the annual . . . wants a BS. in nursing. Page 35 ...-.w ... u... m: V.V-W .m-A.... 1--g. MILDRED KREIMER C. S. 31. C, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Auditor 2; Student Council 2; Spanish Club 5; Choral Group 4; Gleanings Staff Circu1ation IWanang 4: Annual Staff 4; IournaIism Club 4; Bowling League 2, 4. Carefree, happy Nlillie . . . long silky Chest- nut hair, develish blue gray eyes . . . loves driving and pickles . . . looks well in blue, has a passion for Pop Concerts and Star Dust . . . majors in study bells, dynamic personality . . . loves modern clothes . . . mania for gardenias and orchids . V . wants to stay completely happy. LEOLA LANGEFELS C. S. AVL C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Choral Group 4. Lee . . . natural curly auburn hair . . . gray green eyes . . . full of fun . . . ioves good Hying weather . . . likes to sing, dance, play the piano, write letters. eat, and talk about airplanes . . . dislikes late buses, homework, and empty mail boxes . . . wDuid like to be a singer. Page 26 DOROTHY ANN LITTELMANN C. S. Bl. C. l, 2, 5, 4; Class President 3; Masque and Gavel 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Science Club 4; Latin Club 5; Student Council 3,- Journalism Club 4; Gleanings Staff 4; Choral Group 4. Chestnut brown hair and twinkling blue eyes go to make up a charming picture of D. A. . . . has darling clothes that she makes herself . . . desires ardently to play the piano . l l earned a silver medal in Dramatic Art . . . will make an able follower of the Florence Nightingale Oath. PATRICIA MARILYN MASSA C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 5, 4; Choral Group 4; Science Club 4; Class Treasurer 3; Student Council 5; Bowling League 4. Fatty . . . beautiful naturally blond hair. . . a smile that sparkles and a sunny nature , . l loves dancing to Night And Day sung by Frank Sinatra , . , has a laugh all her own loves olives, oke doke, and Shalimar perfume . . . a possessor oflong nails . . . would like to be an interior decorator. Page 27 BETTY ANN MENKE C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling League 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Choral Group 4; Gleanings Staff 4. Menk . . . tall and slender . . . chocolate brown eyes . . . chestnut brown hair . . . gentle, good natured . . . aiways knows the latest fashions . . . likes W'ood Hermank recordings . wants to own a Buick A . . hates any kind of work . . . wants to be? MARY MARGARET MERCURIO C. S. M. C. I, 2, 5, 4; Nlasque and Gavel 3, 4; Secretary 4; Gleanings Staff 4; Bowling League 4; Senior Science Club 4; Journalism Club 4. Meagit . . . beautiful shining black hair . . likes to have fun . . . has a sweet disposition . . . loves pretty Clothes . . . received a gold medal in dramatiCS . . . is pleased to be called by her nick-name . . . harbors a secret love for food . . . wants her career to be successful. Pay: 28 MARY M CGURN C. S. An. C. 1, 2. 5. 4-; Annual Staff4; Gleanings StaHVi; Journalism Club 4; Science Club 4. Nleu-y , . . dark. vivacious and attractive . . . wears clothes well . . . has a friendly manner mixed with a winning personality . . . likes cokes and double deckers and envies anyone with curly hair . . . excels in study periods . . . one of the inseparable three . . . favorite past- time: talking . . . wants to be? Page 29 MARY Jo MCGOV'ERN C. S. 1V1. C. 1, 2. 3, 4; Gleanings Staff 4; Annual Stag 4; Journalism Club 4; Choral Group 4; Bowling League 4. lWune . . . blue eyes that smile for themselves . . long shiny black hair . . . lots of friends . . . fashionable Clothes . . . decided blush . . . loves blue, big hats and Voodhue v . . longs for a suntan . . . frank but friendly . . . burns mid- night oil reading novels . . . wmnld like to go to Ireland I ' .7:- PAT MONAHAN C. S. 1V1. C. 1, 2. 5, 4; Gleanings Staff 4; Journalism Club 4; Bowling League 4. Pat . . , true Irish combination of dark brown hair and laughing blue eyes . . . loves all out- door sports . . . likes Bing . . . pet peeve: forgetting her front door key . . . ardent base- ball fan . . . longs to be a Spanish Interpreter. GERALDINE MUELLER C. S. M. C. l, 2, 5, 4; Science Club Treasurer 4; Chroal Group 4. Gay, light-hearted Gerry . . . long naturally curly brown hair . . . tricky blue eyes . . always heard singing silly songs . . . loves any occasion to laugh, clothes, tall men and Horatius . . . hates pills and homework , . . never wants to grow any older A . future life undecided. Page 30 RILLA JEAN O'GALLAGHER C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 5, 4; Cleanings Staff4; Annual Staff 4; Journalism Club 4; Class President 2; Vice-President 1; Student Council 1, 2; Bowling League 5, 4; Latin Club 3; Choral Group 4. Rilla . . . attractive . . . soft brown eyes . . . good at creative writing . . . hates exercise and exertion of any kind . . ; likes shows, and chew- ing gum . . . possesses a decided wit and is a master of puns . , . would like to continue studying voice and go on to college. Page 31 CLAIRE NIENABER C. S. 1V1. C; 1, 2, 5, 4; Journalism Club 4; Science Club 4; Gleanings Staff 4; Bowling. League 4. Lovely blond hair . . . fascinating blue eyes . , . effervescent with a good sense of humor . never misses a Chance to be with the gang . . . favorite hobby, open house . . . likes cold fudge sundaes, gardenias, and the Navy . , . hates to read and write poetry . . . wants to be happy. MARGARET UBRIEN C. S. M.C.1,2, 3, 4. Dolly . . . a true daughter of Erin. with blue eyes and brown hair . . . pleasant personality .. always willing to help others . . makes friends easily . . . likes football, mystery stories, Chopinls music, and dogs . . . dislikes other nicknames . . . wants to be 7 7 '? MARY Io PALMIRE C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Gym 1, 2, 4; Bowling League 4; Home EC Club 4. Happy-GQ-LuckyU . . . thats our Axlary I0 . . . full of life and always gay . . . dark hair x . . brown eyes . . . winning personality . . . likes to write letters and enjoys good jokes . . . dislikes blue Mondays . . wants to be a secretary. Page 32 JANE PETERS C. 5. N1. C. I, 2, 5, 4,- Bowling League 4;Chora1 Group 4. JanieU infectious laugh . . . loves boogie woogie . . . pet expression, Oh Buddy! . . witty . . . loves ice-skating . . little but mighty . . . has a knack for making chocolate malts . . . ambition. to see the work! especially South America. P12 ya 33 HELEN PELLMAN C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Choral Gruup 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, Brown hair, dancing brown eyes . . . loves loves picnics and hikes and the Navy dependable, generous . . . an ardent Bacon fan . . . pet peeve: Bugs in Biology . . . always a ready smile . . . posseSSes a hidden ambition. VIVIAN PETERS C. S. M. C7 1, 2, 5, 4; Bowling League 3, 4. Viv . A t long blond hair . . . lovely eyes . . . attractive smile . . graceful dancer . . . always seen with Ann and Ruth A . . favorite song nlvlore And More . . , likes dancing and cars . . . dislikes being called Vivian and getting up in the morning . . wants to be a successful sfenographer. HELEN POLAND C. S. 1V1. C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Journalism Club 4; Gleanings Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Bowling League 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3; Science Club 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Choral Group 4. Helen . . 5 feet, 2 inches . . . attractive . . . spends spare time reading . . loves toy animals and making scrapbooks of prom invitations, dance tickets, etc. . . . usually found laughing at latest jokes . . . spent life at AVIercy running for buses . . . likes eating but doesn't look it . . . plans for future c0Ilege, then laboratory and X-ray technician. Page 34 ANN RANz C. 5. 1H. C. 1, 2, 5, 4; Bowling League 4i Ann . . . long brown hair . . . laughing gray eyes . . A winning personality . . . just the right amount of freckles . . . loves clothes, Air Corp and being called by her last name . . . insists upon hearing Makin' Believe . . . dislikes waiting for anyone with one exception .i . . wants to be. . . . Page 35 MARGARET MARY RACK C. S M. C. l, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 1; Class Vice-President 2; Student Council 1, 2; Glean- ings Business Manager 4; Annual Business Manager 4: Journalism Club 4; Masque and Gavel 4; Science Club 4; Secretary Athletic Club 4; Bowling League 3: 4; Choral Group 4. Margie . . . blue eyes and long blonde hair . . . another specialist in word puns . . . hides her keen intelligence with her good humor. . i makes friends easily i . . likes Bing Crosby and food . no strong dislikes . . . main topic of con- versationsDavid's various accomplishments . . . peculiar penmanship . . . very athletic . . . will be a dietician. MARY LOU RATTERMANN C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 4; Gleanings Staff4; Annual Staff 4; Journalism Club 4, Striking blonde . . . enchanting green eyes . , , is happy when she can make someone laugh . . . nonchalant . . . subtle wit . . . likes pay Checks, novels, and Oke Dokes . , . pet peeve: being called Dimples . . . always seen with Mary Joan and Iinny . . . usually found whistling or eating . . . and would like to be a designer. MARGARET REIDER C. 3. FL C. 1, 2, 5, 4; Gleanings Staff 4; As- sistant Business blanager 4; Journalism Club 4; Science Club 4; Choral Group 4. Maggie, soft hearted outstanding smile and warm brown eyes . . . came to Mercy two years ago . . , loves to read good books . . . spends her time writing to a certain G.l. Joe . . . happy when helpful . . . will make a splendid nurse. Page 36 HENRIETTA RICHTER C; S. M. C. 1, 2, 5, 4; Class Secretary 2; Student Council 2; Gleanings Staff 4; Iournalism Club 4; Masque and Gavel 3, 4; President 4; Science Club Secretary 4; Bowling League 3, 4. Henrin ; . . dark, naturally curly hair . . . sparkling brown eyes . . . amazing personality . . ; loves red, the Navy, and chocolate marsh- mallow sundaes . . . flair for DramatiCSH received her gold medal . . . has displayed unusual ability to sit next to Margie and Mary Lou for three and one-half years and stand their puns . . . wining worker. MARY BETH RITTER C. S. M; C. 1, 2, 3, 4; President of Local Con- ference 4; Class Vice-President 4; Student Council Vice-President 4; Niasque and Gavel 3, 4; Bowling League 1, 3, 4; Gleanings Staff 3, 4; Science Club 4; Choral 1, 2, 3, 4. Beth . . . slender, tender and not too tall . . . intelligent with a super personality . . . loves children, Latin and writing poetry . . . an ardent Xavier fan for four years . . ; Our Oratorical winner of 1944 . . . received the gold medal in dramatics . . . always seen with Dot and Marilyn . . . wants to be a chemical engineer. Page 37 PAT ROWAN S. C. ML C l, 2, 5, 4; Choral Group 4. E'Patty . . . brown hair, blue eyes , . likes soft music, anything pink, potato chips, and dill pickles . . . main interest, Infantry . . . letterwawday-girl . . . never hurries . . . pet peeve: transcribing Shorthand . . . enjoys food and the radio. Ec. Club 4. be a nurse. VIRGINIA RUPPERT C. 3. D11. C. I, 2, 5, 4; Bowling League 4; Home Full of life . . . that's our Ienny . . . blue eyes, blond hair and with a cute little dimple in her chin . . , winning personality . . . sociable . . . talkative . . . likes olives and receiving letters . . . dislikes getting-up in the morning . . , thinks the Infantry is Tops . . . ambition is to Pay: 38' VERA SCHMUTTE C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 4; Bowling League 4; Choral Group 4. Tall blonde and Winsome . A lovable personality . sparkling blue eyes . . . always a good bet for fun . . . dislikes English assignments . . . loves hot fudge sundaes, and bowling . . . nonchalant . . devoted to the Navy V . . secretary. will make a fine Page 39 JEAN SCHAEFER C. S. M. C. 1, 2. 5, 4; Student Council 2. Schaef . . . lovely brown curley hair . . . sparkling brown eyes . . . long Byerlashes . . . wonderful personality . . wrapped in 5 feet, 4 inches of loveliness . . . loves talking to a certain someone on the phone . . . hates wearing shoes . . . loves to bake . . . wants to be a good secretary . . . with two years at Mercy she should accomplish this. ARLEEN SCHNEIDER C. S. N1. C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling League 4. Neuze . . . curly auburn hair and laughing grey eyes . . . has a clear complexion and winning personality . . . always congenial and ready to help . . . specializes in missing buses . . . hates to write letters but loves to receive them . . . pet pastime is confusing Viv 4 . ambition is to travel. JOAN SCHRIMPF C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Masque and Gavel 3, 4; Silver Medal 4; Science Club 4; Journalism Club ; Gleanings Staff 4; Choral Group 4. Ion . . . winning blue eyes and long brown hair . spent most of her two years at Nlercy in the D. A. R. . . . happy smile . . . congenial . . . is the essence of loyalty x . . thrives on Chloe . . . her ambition is to master fhe technique of Boogi-XVoogie . . . proudly sports a silver medal in Dramatic Art . , . when her brother becomes a doctor she intends to stand by his side as a nurse. Page 1'0 4;- RUTH SMITH C. S. AVL C. L 2, 5. 4; Bowling League 2, 4; Cleanings StaFf 4: Journalism Club 4; Athletic Club 1, 2, 4; Science Club 4. Smitty . . . blue eyes, brown curly hair, and loads ofambltlon . . . practical and persevering . . our oratorical winner of 1945 . . . possesses natural athletic ability . . . life of a party . . . plans to go to college . . . loves all sports and hates hats and heels. Page 41 AUREA SCHROEDER C. S. M7 C. 1,2, 3, 4; Bowling League 4. Fun loving Rae . A . twinkling hazel eyes . . . luxurious waving brown hair . . . dry wit that tickles the funny bone of all . . . pleasing per- sonality and liked by all who know her. . . avid bowling fan . . . always a willing helper . l . hates to do the dishes . . . likes dance bands. modern music and sewing l l . wants to be able to take shorthand at 120 words a minute. THELMA SOCHER C. S. M. C. 1, Z, 5, 4; Bowling League 4. Called Soc by almost everyone . . . has beautiful chestnut hair and hazel eyes . . . likes and is liked, by almost everyone . . . has a very winning smile accompanied by an exceptionally sweet temper . . . always ready to lend a helping hand even in little things A . . harbors a special dislike for the cafeteria's sandwiches . . . usually seen with Mary Rose . . . has a specialty in writing letters to the Coast Guard. MARY ROSE SPERBER C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Journalism Club 4; Bowling League 4; Class Treasurer 5; Student Council 3. Known to her friends as Spoib . . . is envied for her long, dark, curly hair and her just right height . . has a remarkable sense of humor and happy disposition . . . likes hot fudge sundaes and V. I. . . . has a murder mystery mania , . . wants to spend the rest of her life in leisure. Page 42 MARILYN TOERNER C, S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 4; Class Auditor 3; Class Treasurer 4; Student Council 5, 4; Bowling League 4; Choral 4 5 feet, 2 inches -super charged with personality . . . Marcy's little bombshell . . . pretty and vivacious with a genuine pepsodent smile and mischievious brown eyes . . . has a host of friends and admirers both in school and out . . . loves to tease . . . can talk 'til any hour . . . Beth's problem. child . . likes people . . . wants to be. . . . Page 43 PATRICIA STEIOFF Cr 5. M. C.1, 2, 3, 4;G1eanings Staff 4; Bowling League 4; Iournalism Club 4; Special Chrous 4. Patt . , sparkling brown eyes . . . charming personality . . . wears clothes well . . . can't find her way around the city . . . exists without candy and ice cream . . . can look interested at anytime. Pet peeve: being called Patsy . . dislikes wool, typing, and housework . . , likes sociology, rye bread, and dogs . . . wants to be anything but a stenographer. NORMA VON HOLLE C. S. Di. C. 1. 2, 3, 4; Bowling League 4. Norm . . big brown eyes. . . smooth complexion . . . loves to play baseball and tennis A . likes chewing gum. ice cream sandwiches, taking pictures . . dislikes being called Von, gym exercises, making speeches, wearing stockings. . wants to see the Grand Canyon. ROSE ANN WALTER Sincere brown eyes and sparkling smile reveal the friendliness of Rose . . . two years at Mercy . she has a pet weakness for clothes and her fashionable wardrobe reveals her taste . . . her hobby is collecting baby pictures . . . after graduation then what? . . . well the Army has already settled that. Pay: 44 MARGARET WESTRICH C. S. 31. C. l, 2. 5, 4;C1ass Secretary 3; Student Council 3; Annual Staff 4; Gleanings Staff 4; Annual Art Editor 4; Journalism Club 4. WVidely known as Ostrich but has 36 other nicknames . . . has lovely warm brown hair and grey eyes , . . full of pep and originality and puts her heart into all that she does. . . loves to sing and to eat raspberry sodas. . . spends much of her time denying the origin of her pet nickname . . . likes to draw and do anything different . . . third member of that trio . . . would like to be a designer. Page 45 MARIAN WEBER C. 8' NI. C. l, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4; Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 4; Bowling League 4. Web . . . tall and poi sed . . . intelligent green eyes . . . good athlete . . . appreciates any good jokes . . . always dodging orchestra practice . . . sense of humor but has a serious streak . . . fresh air fiend . . . loves a Navy coat, double Chocolate sundaes anti cashmere sweaters . . . hates to be on time . . . emphatic in her opinions . wants to be happy. DOROTHY WEITHE C. S M C. l, 2, 5, 4; Bowling League 4; Annual Staff 4. Weith . . . slender blonde . . . not too tall, not too small, just right . . . talented artist . . . likes sport clothes and enjoys a good joke 4 . . patient and pleasant . . . has won many friends in her two years at Mercy . . a touch of spice and eVErything nice . . . will make an excellent Comme rcial A rtist. VIRGINIA WILZBACH C. S. M. C 1, 2, 5, 4; Gleanings Staff 4; Annual Staff4;Iourna1ism Club 4; Bowling League 5, 4. Ginnie . . . mischievious brown eyes and nut brown hair supply the atmosphere for a fun- loving disposition . always ready for a practical joke . . . has a mania for cutHng-out paper dolls and eating salami sandwiches . . . likes anything chocolate, pickles and 12:15 study bell . . . pet peeves: Chemistry, cash registers. and hats . . . wants to be a nurse. Page 46 S s; DOROTHY VVISSEMEIER C, S. M. C. l, 2, 5, 4; Bowling League 4. Dependable Dot . . . hazel eyes . . . chestnut brown hair 4 . . pleasing personality . . . enjoys wearing good-looking clothes . . . likes bowling and writing letters . . . dislikes people who canlt make up their minds . A . easy to get along with . . . always in a hurry . . . wants to be a responsible secretary. Page 47 THELMA WISSEL C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 4; Gleanings Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Journalism Club 4; Bowling League 4. Sweet eMsh HXViss . . . large searching brown eyes, nut brown curly hair . . . winning per- sonality which makes her a friend of everyone S pet aversion: men . . . loves playing the piano, dancing and children . . . wants to be a social worker among children or a stenographer. MARILYN W OHLFROM C. S. 33. C. l, 2, 5. 4;Chom10roup 4; Student Council I, 2. Mae . . . blonds. blue eyes . . . weU-groomed and attractive . . . loyal to Bing and Mercy . Capable . . . likes roller skating and dancing . an all around good sport . . . would make a perfect secretary. ALBERTA ZIMMERMAN C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Cleanings Staff 4. Berta . , taffy colored hair and smiling blue eyes . . . a winning personality . . loves murder mysteries . . . drools at the very mention of Dennis Morgan . . . loves little Children . . . hates the sight of vegetables . . . after two years at Mercy has found her secret desire . . . to marry a doctor . . . a wonderful ambition. Page 48 81444 94441044; Mother of iWercy Opened her doors to thirty-six new pupils. the Class of ,45, in September, 1941V We were the usual lot of freshies, scared. wide-eyed and just a bit curious. The Seniors welcomed us with three days of initiation. Oh what an initiationl Black stockings, bedroom slippers and an upsweep hairdoi which kept coming down, were our fate. High school life settled upon us and we fervently adopted the Mercy mission spirit. This was shown by the Christmas party for the little children of St. Annts parish in downtown Cincinnati. Santa Claus came, in the person of a freshman and for sometime after the halls echoed with the de- lighted ohs and ahs 0f the happy Children. We demonstrated our dramatic ability by a burlesque presentation of LaCiy 0f the Lake to the delight of the entire school. As all good things our freshman year drew to a Close. In the theme of the times The Big-Little Sister party was patriotic in motiveeeven t0 the red, white and blue ice cream. And then we were no longer freshies. The Sophomore year came-Oh yes, we were wise fools but also. the largest Class in the school for two more girls joined our happy fold. St. Anne was our mission project, and the ringing of Yuletide bells found us again entertaining our little friends. TheSe were the days of the Lobblie Club, the incessant playing of HYve Heard That Song Before, in the lobby and the struggles in Home EC and Biology. Spring came and with it the Senior-Sophomore picnic. VVelll never forget that wonderful day at NlCFarland Woods. Our Iunior year brought many changes and we looked forward to the promising merry timesi Wle had suddenly grown to the grand total of eighty-two members. The class was divided into two homerooms which brought a spirit of competition into our activities. Many sported their class rings the very first day of school and it wasrft long before the rest had theirs too. We worked ardently for our missions, the Immaculate Conception Mission and the Zuni Mission From the response we received we knew our efforts were rewarded by God and the satisfaction of giving. We were a proud class when one of our members brought honors t0 Mercy by winning at the finals of the Oratorical Contest and also by being:r elected President of the local conference of the C. S. M. C. XVe made the Senior's year books and were so happy to present them at the Innior-Senior Prom. Since Our Senior year had begun we did things with the thought that this was the year. We found our little sistersH and tried to make them feel at home which wasn't hard at all. We had so much fun with them at the various parties. Everyone worked to make a success of our class play ttAnnouncing Antonia? We were represented on several Junior Town Meetings. Our activities included the traditional St. Agnes Day program, entertainment for the Mother's Club. We had so many wonderful things this last year but the best was the senior retreat conducted by Father Gelin. His wondrous, simple way of telling us His message made this our most unforgetable retreat. By his guidance may we continue in His Light, On May 29, seventy-eight white shirts billowed on the spacious green lawns of iwlother of Mercy. For the last time the Class of 115 assem bled at the tmnt entrance. Father Connell's teasing, the gatherings around the piano in the lobby and the hours of study CD are no longer ours except in happy memories. The ever watchful gaze of Our Lady as she looks down from her pedestal will guide us through life. Go, and come not back from your far away. And it men ask you why ye smile amid sorrow, Tell them ye grieve, for your hearts know today. Tell them ye smile, for your eyes know tomorrow. Page 49 fwd Will ami- 7wtament In the name of Mother of Mercy, we, the Senior Class of Nlother of Blercy Academy, in this year of nineteen hundred and forty-five, being of sound mind and body, feeling qualified to leave the portals of our Alma Mater, do hereby solemnly will and decree all the cherished possessions and lingering memories which have made our days at Nlercy the happiest of all days, to those who were responsible for our accomplishments while at Nlercy. ITEM I To our beloved Chaplain, Father Connel, we bequeath our most sincere gratitude for his paternal solicitude and care shown in our years at Mercy. ITEM II To the Faculty we bequeath our deepest appreciation for their untiring efforts toward furthering our education. ITEM III To the Juniors we bequeath the honor of seniority and the privileges accom- panying it, namely, the fun and worry of editing and publishing Gleaningsfl the exclusive use of the lobby and our motto Seniors first,U ITEM IV To the Sophomores we bequeath the privileges and duties of upperclassmenu and the thrill and enjoyment of giving the Seniors a Prom. ITEM V To the Freshmen we bequeath the many pleasures of the Sophomore year: the Senior picnic and the fun of laughing at the ngeen,, freshies next year. In a word we wish the best for our Little Sisters? ITEM VI Our individual possessions and characteristics we bequeath as follows: I, Peggy Bartlett, bequeath to Rose lV'Iarie Kolesa, my ability to keep my hair curly in rainy weather. I, Mary Louise Bengert, will to Betty O'Connor, my locker, N0. 21. It never opens for me. I, Betty Ann Bernard, will to Rita Brockhaus, all the study bells I might . have had. I, Ruth Betsch, will to Ruth Volmer my ability to laugh at things that aren't funny. 1, Ruth Beumer, bequeath t0 Edith Kallmeyer, my place on the bus. - 1, Rose .Vlary Blasch, beq ueath to Nlary Lou Kerb, my Chair in the sitting room. Page 5U m I, Del Bollinger. will to Pat Roll, my desire to be a ghost so that I may haunt Van Iohnson. I, Alargie Bradley, bequeath t0 lVlarian Hertsenberg, my love for iiBugs Bunny . I, Clara Brentlinger, bequeath to Jean Kurtz, my broken down typewriter and my love for singing. 1, Betty Brielmaier, bequeath t0 Margie Nienaber my inability to catch on to corny jokes and t0 Bernice Honkamp, my ability to drive a truck. I, Ieanne Dossman, bequeath to Mary Schirmann my ability to make the 15th pernt at volley ball games. I, Dllartha. Jean Edmonds, will to Jean Cavanaugh, my great ability to tell a joke and my even greater ability to understand one. I, Helen Mary Elias, will to Betty Benjamin my very own privilege of coming to school 20 minutes late every morning. I, Imelda Engel, will to Nlargie Allingham, my long fingernails and my straight hair. I, lVTary Grace Engelhart, will to Mary Pat LaPorte, my second row seat in a sophomore history class. I, Joyce Faller, bequeath to Rita. Butscha, my place in the portress's and my love for study periods. I. Miary Joan Fries, bequeath to Mary Alley my love for good jokes. 1, Jean Fritz, bequeath to Mariam Carle my love for driving . t , jerks and all. 1, Marilyn Groh, will to Carol lWeyer, my grace and agility at gym. I, Dell Harnishfeger, will to Mary Ann Shhlinkert, my ability to speak Spanish fluently. 1, Jimmy Hartke, bequeath to loan Bigelow my loyng fingernails and white sox. I, Paula Hein, bequeath to Betty Berg. my study bells and my love for music. I, hlary K. Heitz, bequeath to Marian Nlartini all the 11:45 Spanish classes that I missed. I, Dolores Heyob, will to Frances Laveling, my red shell rimmed glasses. I, Virginia Huth, bequeath to Mary Ann Korb, the Hrst typewriter in the typing room which has always been my favorite. 1, Virginia Imbus, will to Peggy Lauderback my girlish burr with the blond streak. I, Diarilyn Inderhees, will to Dlargie Kramer, my love for sweet pickles. 1, Dorothy Iansing, will to lean Farrel, a pound of saltajust in case she uses the back steps in wintertime. I, Diary Kief, bequeath t0 Dorothy Ross all the days that I wore Navy blue sex. I, Diary Lou Kistner. bequeath to Niary Lee Hirschherg, my favorite desk that's next to the desk next to the windowt I, Anna lWal-y Keck, will to Evelyn Herdeman, my love for and ability to play with rubber cement. Page 51 I, IWillie Kreimer, bequeath t0 Audrey Yates, my belief in Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny. t I, Leela Langfels, bequeath to Betty Milner, my ability to play Silver XVings In The Moonlight and to Mary Jo Sehmees my two apples Which are always a part of me. I, Dottie Littelmann, bequeath t0 Norma Specht, the privilege of staying long hours after school for play practice. 1, Patricia Massa, bequeath to Jean McGuire, my ability to apply leg make-up. 1, June iV'lCGovern, bequeath to Marian Reck, my free afternoons and my end- less list of calories 1, Mary McGurn, bequeath t0 Theresa Engel, the privilege of being corrected for talking more often than any other girl at Nlercy. 1, Betty Ann Menke, bequeath t0 Ginny Eppler, my place at the first table in the cafeteria. 1, Nlary D'largaret Nlercurio, bequeath to Ann Heineman, my special love for gardenias. I, Pat iVlonahan, bequeath t0 Sylvia Obernostheide, my noon-time Spanish classes. 1, Gerry D'Tueller, bequeath t0 Virgila Nienaber my ability to drive a car and my desire to come to school early: 1, Claire Nienaber, bequeath to loan Fehring, my seat in Miss C0353 Sociology class I, Nlargaret O'Brien, bequeath to Irene Windholtz, my love for mystery stories. I. Rilla Jean O,Gallagher, will to Lena Martinelli, my letter as sprinting star on the track between the driveway and the bus-stop. I, Mary Io Palmire, will to Cecilia Gramaglia, my long curly hair. 1, Helen Pellman, will to I'Vlary Espelage, the slogan Seniors First and the amazing results it never gets. I, lane Peters, will to Melva Ruprecht, my ltPeters Patented Potions for Pale People formula. I, Vivian Peters, bequeath t0 Elsie Klett, my special chair in the lobby. I, Helen Poland, will to Jean Klein, my singular privilege of riding the school elevator. I, .Vlargie Rack. bequeath t0 Shirley Sauer, my desk in the last row next to the window. 1, Ann Ranz. will to Phyllis Schlegater, my love for clothes and t0 Alarilou Dumphy, my love for the Air Corps. I, Nlary Lou Ratterman, bequeath t0 Nlary Niehaus, my delapidated uniform and my bright yellow 50x. 1, Flary Beth Ritter, bequeath to Gerry Foster, my love for poetry and murder mysteries and to Audrey XVaechter, my love for food and lunch periods. I, Henrietta Richter, will to Betty Siebenburgen, my ability to laugh and say the wrong thing at the wrong time. Page 52 1, Margaret Rieder, will to Ruth Herbe, the gift I never had for writing poetry. I, Pat Rowan, bequeath to Marilyn Murray, my inability to hand in assign- ments on time. 1, Virginia Ruppert, will to Marie Gramaglia, my knack for always talking myself into trouble. I, lean Schaefer, will to Clare Brodbeclc, my ability to get all AIS in Civics. I, Vera Schmutte, will to Dottie Nlendel, my ability to play Home, Sweet Home with one finger. I, Arleen SChnieder, will to Betty Putz, my ability to catch on to corny jokesl 1, Joan Schrimpf, bequeath to loan Daugherty, my early arrival at school in the morning and my late departure. l, Aurea Schroeder, bequeath to loan Wubbolding, my ability to put up my naturally curly hair in damp weather. 1. Ruth Smith, will to Dlargaret Stadler, my ability to laugh at anything said, especially in English classes. I, Nlary Thelma Socher, bequeath to Adele Schlecht, my ability to hold my temper. l, Wlary Rose Sperber, bequeath to Eleanor Schrand, my appreciation for Wlargie's and Blary Lou's famed word puns.H l. Patt SteiofF, bequeath to Caroline Dourmann, the extra t on my name to use as she sees fit. I, Nlarilyn Toerner, bequeath to lean Guetle, my love for having a good time at all times and to XVilma Hoesl, my inability to keep quiet in class. I, Norma Von Holle. bequeath to Mary Storch, my Defense Stamp job and my love for sports. I. Rose Walter, will to Dlary Jane Graf, my place in singing and my love for clothes. I, Nlarian Weber, bequeath to Elizabeth Dowling, all my time spent in orchestra. l, i'Vlargaret VVestrich, bequeath t0 Shirley D'leyers, my ability to get myself into embarassing situationsi 1, Dorothy VVietl-ne, bequeath t0 lVlary Helen Squires, my beautiful long hair. I, Virginia XVilzbach, will to lVlarcella W'edigfmy love for playing Chop sticks after school. I, Thelma VVissel, will to Rita lVlae Iauch, my ability to pass a barber shcp without looking in. l, Dorothy VVissemeier, bequeath to Rose Nlar'y Bastian, my ability to always just make the bus. I, Nlarilyn VVohlfrom, will to Alice iVlitchell, my Hwide-open 100li and anything that may come as a consequence. I, Alberta Zimmerman. will to Barbara Schaeffers, my ability to coach a kick ball team. Page 53 Glam lhapheaf LIGHTS! ACTION! CAMERA! Hello, everyone! This is your reporter covering the famous Class Reunion of 1960. Nowhere in the world can there be found such a. famous and successful group of people who went to school tOgether. Certainly today, when their thoughts are turning back hfteen years, they recall pleasant memories of their school days. No matter what place they hold in the world of today, always there is a. place in their hearts for their Alma Nlater and old classmates. It is odd to think that in the very halls this reporter now walks, these great women once walked in plain blue uniforms, carrying worn school books. ThaFS Helen Mary Elias relating to old friends the events of her last lecture tour, when she spoke on her favorite subject, HThe Effects of the Architecture of Grecian Backdoors on Our Windern Mode Of Living? I see Mary Lou Bengert smiling, doubtless over her brilliant success in the recent performance of II Trovatore at the Nietropolitan. Of course everyone has read Peggy Bartlettls astounding new book, HNew Discoveries on the Reconstruction and How the Resulting Sectionalism Might Have Been Avoided. Ginny Hartke, the famed architect, is presenting the plans for a new music hall to Ginny Imbus, the concert pianist. The two scientists, Helen Poland and Ruth Smith, have just returned from the South Pole in search of the 85th missing element. In the center of that large surrounding stands the world-known dietitian, June McGovern, explaining to her friends her ideas for a new health program, iVlary Kief has taken a leave of absence from her pressing duties as editor-in- chief of the Chicago Tribune, to visit her old school with Leola Langfels, foreign correspondent for the New York News. The renewned scientist, Jeanne Dossman, is discussing her new serum for the dread disease, szceptiahgeytium, with the elegant Mary Beth Ritter, one of the worlch leading Shakespearian actresses. Mary Grace Englehart, head of the history department at Trinity College in Washington, is conversing with Nlargaret VVestrich, whose recent exhibition of paintings in the New York Museum, brought her world acclaim. Marilyn Groh and Margie Bradley, who are making a great success of their comedy team, are entertainting Margaret O,Brian, secretary to Congressman Ivan B. Osandwich. Page 54 The society matron, Mrs. Betty Brielmaier Van Swank, has just donated half of her fortune to Joyce Faller's National Orphanage for Harassed Students. Dr. Niary Lou Kistner, the naturalist, is exhibiting some rare shells she collected in her travels, to Nlargie Rack, the play writer, and her star. Ruth Beumer 0f the former's new play, HThe Toothless Smile. Laughing gaily with a circle of friends is Flary Rose Sperber, the world famous trapeze artist. The two Spanish interpreters, Pat Monahan and Jane Peters, have neglected their all-important duties in Washington to come here, and are now talking to Claire Nienaber, the movie actress about Clairets latest picture. Clara Brientlinger, the sports announcer, is exchanging pleasantries with Betty Ann Bernard, the widely heralded chemical engineer. The foreign minister to African affairs, Norma Von Holle, has just entered with Dr. Henrietta Richter, the bone specialist. Helen Pellman is looking quite fresh from her recent harrowing experiences on her explorations into the interior of Borneo. The managers of the Universal Business School are all together, Mary K. Heitz, Pat Rowan. and Vera Schmutte. We have nobility here today also. The Duchess of Utopia, the former Vivian Peters and Lady Dolores Heyob Pin, wife of Lord Horatio Pin, who crossed the Pacific Ocean in a barrel. Pat Massa appears to be pondering over the color scheme, tof the roomi for her interior decoratoris mind leaves her nurest. Congresswoman Jean Fritz is debating the immediate question in the House: HShould Dogs Be Allowed To Remain Out After 12:00n with Marilyn Wohlfrom, the public accountant. Gerry Mueller and Anne Ranz, who labored so ceaselessly, perfecting their amazing X-ray machine, whereby bones are made invisible, seemed to be demon- strating a model of their machine for the illustrator, Dot XViethe, and the new Secretary of State, Ruth Betsch. Rilla O'Gallagher, the coloratura soprano, is wearing one of the latest creations of the Hollywood designer, Mary Io Palmire. Now for the band of courageous nurses who opened a large hospital on the main Ouija Island in the center of the Indian Ocean. Everyone of them were graduated from this schoolelmelda Engel, Dell Harnishfeger, Paula Hein, Dot Jansing. Virginia VVilzbach, Vivian Kallmeyer, Anna Mary Keck, Dottie Littleman, Mar- garet Rieder. Ginny Ruppert, Joan Schrimpf and Flarilyn Toerner. Page 55 weekegggei Mary Mi. Diercurio, the pharmacist. who discovered the amazing fingernail remover, is watching the premier ballerina, Niary McGurn, dancing with Jean Schaefer, the international news photographer. Marian Weber, head Of the Gul'ation of Statistical Subscribers' Board, is review- ing the recent Electoral Pageant with Thelma Socher, the sculptor, whose outstand- ing head of Jesse James has been placed next to JVIiehaelangelo's works in art lovers' categories. The great inventors of the Telemotion of Radio, Martha I. Edmonds and Pat Steioff, are here, with the personal secretary to the President, Alberta Zimmerman. Over in the corner, Millie Kriemer, the wife of the Arabian ruler, is resting from her exhausting trip over the continents. and refreshing herself with a Turkish water pipe. There is Dr; Dellrita Bolinger, the psychoanalyst, admiring Ginny Huth's steel ring and inquiring how she enjoys being the wife of the great steel magnate. Mary Ann Fuerst, who in her senior year entered the Sisters of Wiercy, is now head of a new Niercy High School. which has an enrollment of 20,000 students. Could that be Rose Ann Waiters. the Presidents Wife and the first lady of the land? It is, and she has come with Governor Thelma Wissei 0f Giciakomo. appointed by the new government of Noland. Dorothy XVissemeier the philosopher, is giving a quiet lecture to a few friendst Her philosophy, which is briefly: ttEat, Sleep and Be Nlerry, has even attracted Gyppa, our greatest modem philosopher. Doubtless everyone here today is wearing shoes designed by Rosemary Blasch, the nationallyeknown booter. Talking with her old principle is Niary Joan Fries, who holds the world's record for flying around the world in three hours. The Merchant of Venice, Betty Nienke. bedecked in all her finery, is standing by the piano, earnestly explaining her occupation to Marilyn Inderhees, whose chain of beauty salons are frequented by all the celebrities. The King of Yugoslavia's personal secretaries, Arlene Schneider and Aurea Schroeder, are examining a diamond necklace, part of a renowned collection of jewels, owned by Mary Lou Ratterman. ' And so this covers the graduating Class of 1945, a tine group of women that I should like to have known as girls. Your reporter now takes leave of the reunion, with something akin to sorrow in her heart, for was there ever a class such as this one? Page i6 Allingham, Alargm'et Benjamin, Betty Broclihaus, Rim Bradbeck. Claire Daugherty, loan Dorrmzmn, Carol Dowling, Elizabeth Dumphy, 31211311011 Eppler, Virginia Farrell, Iean Foster, Geraldine Graf, .War'y June Guetle, lean HEiIleIrlklllrh ann Herdeman, Evelyn HirSCthTg, Axar. ' Lee Huesl, W'ilma Iauch, Rita Klan Klett, Eisie Kramer, Margie Lauderback, Peggy .Wartini, Blarian McGuire, lean Meyer. Carol 3le3'er, Shirley Mitchell, Alice Rlueller, Rosemary 3'1urmy, Nhlrilyn Niehaus, Nlary O'Conner, Betty Overgonne, lane Putz, Betty Rack, Nhlrian Ross, Dorothy R011. Patricia Sauer, Shirley Schaefers. Barbara Schlageter, Phylis SChirmanI!, Alark' Schlecht. Adele Schlinkert. 311Lrhv-Ann Siebcnbugen. Betty Stadler, Margaret . Starch, Alary r anmer, Ruth FF W'aechter, Audrey Yates, Audrey Jlman f ,- Cax-mmugh, Jean Kolesn, Rose thrie I i a $ I ' .1 m v y Page 56' Payv 5 9 Alley, Mary Bastian, Rosemary Berg, Betty Bigclow, 101m Bucning, Nlary Butscha, Rita 3136 Curie, A'Vlarifln1 Engel, Theresa Espeluge. Mary Fehring, Joan Cmmaglia, Cecilia Gmmaglia, Viola Herbe, Ruth Hertsenberg, Blarian Hoesl, leHle Honkamp, Bernice Kullmuyer, Edith Klein, Iezm Kerb, JVTary Ann Kerb, Niary Lou Kurtz. Jean Laiveiing, Frances La Porte. Mary Pat 3Xartinelli, Lena .Vleehau, 31argaret Mendel, Dorothy xiilner, Betty Nienaber, AVIargm'et Nienaber, Virgila Obernostheide, SyEriu Ruprecht, 31e1va Schmees, Mmry Io Schmnd, Eleanor Specht, Norma Squires, .Vlury XVedig, .Harcella Willing, Betty Vindholtz. Irene Vubb0lding, Joan Bernard, Jean Bogenschutz, Mary L. Bosse, Diarjorie Brauning, Lois Buller, Jean Dugley, Thelma Dittrich, Lois Frey, Naomi Flournoy, lean Fricker, Niary Rose Gears, Edith Herbe, Dorothy Heyob, Dorothy Hillen, JVL'Lry Lou Hirschberg, Edith Keifer, 31:11'3' Grace Klie, lounne ngsr, 31am Louise Kuhr, La Verne Lcesman, Lillian Le Tang. Anita .Vlentrup, Alberta. Morgan, Patricia Nickum, Ahn'y Nielmus. .Wary Lee Owen, Elsie Pellman, Lois Peters. Angela Poland. .Wary Ann Rutkermzm. Helen Rotlner, Betty Schreiber, Rosemary Streicher, Betty XVagner, lean Windholtz, Florence Page 60 Bauer, Betty Dlae Beller, AVXar-garet Burns, Elvem Blasch, Loretta Bokenkatter, Joan Dixon, Teanninc Dourson. Dorothy Einspnncier. Dorothy Fox, Peggy Frank, Adelyn Fucrst, Rita gx'laric Gabriel, Ruth Gerhardstein. Dorothy Haehn, Virginia IHCOE,S. Claire Konkler, Doris Kreimer, Eunice Liluch, Ahlriiln LilLlLierbile, Ahiry Lipps, Henrietta Mclntire, Kathleen McNeill, Dolores Mendel, Shirley Jchstrup. Alberta Merk, Mary Lou Nlerrell, Sally Nlistler, Jacqueline M ueller, Virginia AHurmy, Rose lelrie Neiheisel, .V'iarie Neranberg. Mary Noth, Arlene JVXuskable, La Verne O'Brien, Ruby Pannos, Dorothy Redmond, Ruth Roden, Nhlrie Schmees, Geraldine Schmutte, Nharizm Schulte. Betty Elaine Scroggins, Laura Sperber. loan Strasser, Ethelrida Timpe, Henrietta XVilson, .Hary Vessner, Norine Zahneis, Rose Blurie lung, Shirley Backscheider, Betty Brown, Vivian BUFdiCli, Regina Buttlewerth, Helen Curle, Lois Dzliey. Rita Erdman, Lucille Fischer, Toan Gieason. Virginia Gutzwiller, Betty Harmeyer, Virginia Hegge, Iean Hendy, Mary Ann Herbert. Esther Jean Huber, Dolores Izlsper, Elizabeth Keilholz, Dorothy Kemper, Nathalie Koegel, Peggy Kreimer, Helen Nieman, Betty Noelker, Marian Owens. Geraldine Otte, Irma Rzlhe. Vivian Runz, Ieanne Rieder, Ann Anarie Rodesheimer, thy Agnes Schnur, Ieannette Sewell, loan Suttmar, Joan Trefzger, Patsy Vinhusen. Clara Xx'issemeier. Charlotte Zievcrink, 3szer- 1111.115 63 Page 65 leckscheider, Carolyn Bechtold, Ritz: Brinker, Lorraine Cook, Rese COHHOF, AlElYiOI'iE Dowling. Patricia Dulle. Joan Duwel, Alvel'a Espelage, Dorothy Fahey, Rosemary Frank. Claire Fuller. loan Coldschmidt, Esther Grove, Iezm Hilrl'is. Virginia Hart, Patricia Herdemau, Ethel Hoerst, Helen Holt, Antoinette Honliamp, Lois Huth, Betty Ann Ianz, Frances Krummen, Nletrian La Rosa, Angela Long, Frances .WCGomn. .qu'y Ev Alenges, Patricia Neiheisal. Bernice Nie n'lan, L21 V'errle Palmire. Rose Ann Reck. Evelyn Ryan. .xhlry SChUllC, ROSE A'IEIFiE Schroeder, Janis Simon. Betty Smith, Mary Jane Specht, Patricia Ann Tallen, .qu'lyn Venue, loan Vmulen Benkeu. Ruth XVashler. Audry Yunger. Mary Ann Zetzel. Carol lean .Iluenl: Kn m mer. Thdmu Beck, Diary Helen Bernzott, Betty Birch, lean BPDleeCli, D0h3re$ Bmdbeck, Iezm Clorc, Mm- yo V Diesman, 101m Donnelly, Patricia Donnelly, Sally Fuller. Patricia Goedde, Virginia Greulich, Dorothy Guethlein, loan Harris, Juary Alice Herschel, Nhuilyn Hctberington, .quj' Hoctcr, Patricia Huelsmann, Dorothy Keilholz, AHm'ic Knegcl. I0 Ann Komun, Helen Kreutzer, hhxrilyn Kroner, Lucille Link, Lois Lipps, Frieda Nlacke, Nlildred Aim NXCDonald, B'lary Inzm Nleyer, .Warilyn Moertle, Rosemary Nastold, Ruth Nuemann. Joyce Nordhoff. Frances Ohmer. Wilma lean Peters. Toem Plus, Mary Reidell, Shirley Reinermzmn, Lois Rielug, Patricia , Sabastian. EVelyn- i Tabnr. Ann Whgnor, Dolnrcs Wagner, Iris Veitz, 3131? Frances Wissel, Helen Ruth KVublmMing, Cami Ynclxey. Eileen xvernke, 1LlF;Ian 'v i ' 5 Page 64 Austing, Kathleen Ballhuus, Ruth Bastian, Anna Lou Berding, Jean Byrnes. loan Cipriani, Lucille ' Currie, Catherine Dewaltl, Rita DU wel, .Hal'iu HIIC .Foegle, .Vlury Alice Franlie, Put Glazier. lean Crumugliu. Theresa Hammonn, Rita Hay, AWildred Hegge, .Wurilyn Hsinemunn. Put Hellman, Rose Honkump. Virginia Huellcmier, Elaine Kammer. Mary E. Kemme, Lois K ' Kirchner, 31:113' I Klare, Ruth Koch, Janet Koch. Blurjmie Kralmcher, Ritamm'y Lawnllc, .Harilyn Lynch, Elaine A12!l;1iilvr5ki, . IHI'CE'HH NxciSel1hClClEr, lean Nhlrphfm Rose .Wury Niehuml. 1mm Nusekil'hlc, Virginia Petersmunn, lane Rzmb, Lois Rois. Joyce Rainer, Ican Ritchie, Dolores Roddy. Alice leenberg, Shirley Rnsei'eldcr, lnzm Schmultc, Ln Verne Schween lune Sims. Dolores Sperlwer. Izmet YVelmr. Stella xVempe. Janet Willi. Patsy Lou 1. H151 . 2. Just posing. 3. Eighteen seniors. 4. Chums. 5. .Wary Lou, 111211-33 and Ostrich . 6. Our N1cjde1and Pntroness. 7. N0 Parkingl 8. Slippery, lune? 9. Two 011 a bike. Eng 01' leaving? 12. Our teachers. 15, Just relaxing. 141 Pat. trio. 17. Cnxie . 18. Stranded. 19. Got permission,3'1i11ie7 20. .VhrilynandHelen. 21. Thel'Originals . 22. Pat and Ianie. 23. Father Gelin. 10. Takingif easy. 11. Arriv- 15. D. 51. , Maggie, and loan. 16. Another Page 66 God,s consolation and sympathy was ever waiting for you in the little Chapel overlooking your beloved campus. After the worries and problems of a busy school day the Chapel offered a haven of restea place where you could talk to God. Kneeling before His altar, tmubles were forgotten while you honored your greatest and dearest Friend, Jesus Christ. He listened with interest to the account of your activities. In those days of war he heard your prayers, and answered them by giving us V-E Day You left the Chapel with a renewed hope and faith in the kindness and mercy of your Divine Lord. As you leave these hallowed halls, you take with you a picture of the humble little Chapel at Atercy, which will forever shine as a Guiding Light in your memory Palm? 6 X For the first time in the history of Axiother of Mercy. a journalism club was formed and its membership was restricted to those who contributed articles to Gleamings the student publication. The minimum requirement was two articles contributed to the school paper. Under the faculty supervision of 3555 SuSan Dalheim and the student management of Mary Kief, HGleanings was enlarged from its original four columns to a five column edition with various departments, including poetry, fashions, radio. sports, gossip and music, classical and popular. m: MERCY MISSHUHIT Iismm BINGiNNAT! END 6. S. M. 6. C. S. M. C OFFICERS Helen Mary Elias, president; Mary Ann Fuerst, vice-president: Mary Ann Schlinkert,secretary; Jane Ovelgonne, treasuren and Mary Lauderback, auditor Wyhile battles are raging and enemies are being vanquished, the Army of Youth at Mother of Mercy is waging its own war on the side of the missions, whether in our country or in foreign lands. Beneath the flying banners of the Queen,s white and blue, Mercfs C. S. AW. C. experienced conquests and realized great objectives. XVith Nlary, Queen of the Apostles, before them as their guide, the officers endeavored to encourage and direct the efforts of the Crusaders in carrying on an all-out campaign for the missions. Because of this, our Mission Unit has been outstanding in its enthusiasm as shown in all the activities from counting stamps to giving an oratorical speech, We have sent various materials and the all-important thing, prayer, to the missionaries who are the soldiers of Christ in His army. Page 7U Nlother of Aiercy became very active in scientific matters this year by ofTering every general field of science that is to be found in a high school. In the pictures are shown classes of Physics, Chemistry, Home Economics and Biology. 30mething new was inaugerated in the scientific department in the form of two science clubs, one the Iunior Science Club, the other, the Senior Science Club. Wyith Jeanne Dossman as president of the latter and .Mary Nickum, president of the former, the clubs met bi-monthly and the meetings were con- ducted in an interesting manner. Nlovies were obtained through these clubs and shown once a week at the regular science periods. The Science department, under the supervision of Sister Anary Joseph, RSJL, and Sister hlary Albert, R.SJL, functioned exceedingly well andvthe girls benefited much from the classes. Page 71 P11 .116 7 3 1. Some 01' our Snphs. 2. 2:25 Bus. yearn seninrx 0f the faculty. favoritcx'. 19, Informal ten. 3. 5L BikeponL 9A Lineup, I-L Hitchinga rifle 15. Stella Vehc-r 30. Practiring. 31. 00:15! Inuit; 4. Our little sisters. 10 Don't we look cute? 11. Pay? 73 16. All in u huddle. 5, Ten-pins Nonntine. 6. Cram ming? 11 Schuol Bus. 17. Vherc's the cur? 18. 7. Next 1.1 Twn Hninke's Page 74 One of the active organizations at Mercy is the Nlasque and Gavel Chapter. This is the national recognition society for the promotion of speech for use and has its headquarters at the Northwestern University School of Speech. Sister hlary Carlos, RSJL, has a great interest in the Chapter and during the past year she has guided the thirteen active members through many activities and successes. The first production of the school year was HSinister House,U a three-act mystery melodrama The large audience at the performances of Sunday and Tuesday, November 12 and 1-1, enjoyed a. fine production. During the Christmas holidays the members arranged a program of read- ings and songs which they presented at the homes of the Little Sisters of the Poor, Judge Bell's Home for the Blind, and The St. George Home for Con- valescents. It was deeply appreciated by the recipients and gave much personal satisfaction and happiness to the participants. Judge Bell's Hume fur the Blind asked Biasque and Gavel to return around Easter and they gladly com- plied with the request. On Sunday and Tuesday. Aiay 6 and 8, the Masque and Gavel player's joined with the members of the Elder dramatic Club to present Sing A Song Of Sixteen.H One of the largest and enthusiastic audiences ever at .Hercy witnessed this novel three-act comdey. Pdgla' 1-6 Student government was again active at Mercy in the form of Student Council. Under the capable leadership ofits president, Martha Jean Edmonds, the council functioned as the governing organization of the school, It regulated activities of classes and attended to the enforcement of school regulations con- cerning uniform, silence and attendance. Each class was allowed five representatives to Student Council, those being the class officers. The old system of honorary members was revived, thus allowing the C. S. 31. C. president, editor of the school paper and other asso- ciation ofhcers to participate. Other officers of Student Council are: Blary Beth Ritter, Vice-President and Dorothy Iansing, Secretary. h-I .H Page l, A team minus one. -A pretty. SCfonE lawn. the lake. .3 7, 'Workng hard? 17. Out riding 12. Up a tree. Four freshies. 3. 8 Inseparables. Freshman A. 4. Pin-Up Girls. 13. Looking things over. 14 Time out. Page 78 15. Wyatch the birdie! 5. Primping again! 6. Sittif 9. Dot and Evelyn. 10. 12:15 Bell. 11. Looking south on 16. Down by The source of knowledge is unlimited within the enclosure of our library walls. The influence that books have made upon mankind is something which should be taken into great consideration. We, as members of the student body at Alercy. are priviledged to have before us a complete and elaborate source of reference to aid in the daily struggle through classes. The library is not the dull, gloomy place with a musty air it is so Often referred too. Diany have enjoyed the pleasure of reading the exciting novels or have tried their wits at the unsolved mystery. How often have people wished for the quiet and solemnity of our restful library Which offers a much appreciated variation in the daily routine of drudgery and trials. XVhat more could be asked for to help in the framing of code of life leading us to glory in Heaven with God, the highest reward which couid be given for looking between the covers. Page 79 IT 315 3 n U 11 I. .Viary Elizabethjs Arrival in New York K115i: U . Croonlitlgthe 1ittle Elly 6km: 1U preparations for An- tonia's Debut Khst D 4. .Wary Elizabeth intro- duced as Antonia tCast In R? 3 1L Announcing Antonia Cu$t IJ 6, Discovery Conchu's Plot Cz1st ID . Triumph of Mary Eliza- beihover Concha CastD 3, Publicity NI 9. Stage View 10. Ushers Glau 3W .GRandview 0851 MOntana 1909-M MOntana 4409-W HUmbo1t 4558-1 BARTLETT, PEGGY ............ 5197 Cleves-Warsaw Pike ....... WAbash 0085 BENGERT, MARY LOU ......... R. 4 Box 452 Delhi Hills. . . . . . BERNARD, BETTY ANN ........ 2658 Pancoast Avenue ......... BETSCH, RUTH ............... R. F. D. Box 412 Hanley Rd. . . . BEUMER, RUTH ............... 5555 Mozart Avenue ........... BLASCH, ROSE MARY ,,,,,,,,,, 5715 Francis Avenue ........... BOLLINGER, DELRITA ......... 3540 Wunder Avenue .......... BRADLEY, MARGARET . . . , . . . . BRENTLINGER, CLARA ...... BRIELMAIER, BETTY ....... DOSSMAN, JEANNE .......... EDMONDS, MARTHA JEAN . . . ELIAS, HELEN MARY ........ ENGEL, IMELDA ........... ENGELHART, MARY GRACE. . . . FRIES, MARY JOAN ........ FRITZ,IEAN................ FUERST, MARY ANN ........ GROH, MARILYN ........... HARNISHFEGER, DELL. . . . .. . . HARTKE, VIRGINIA. . . . . . . . .. HEIN,PAULA....1,...,..... HEITZ, MARY K ............ HEYOB, DOLORES ........... HUTH, VIRGINIA. . . . IMEUS, VIRGINIA. . . . INDERHEES, MARILYN ...... IANSING, DOROTHY ......... KELLMEYER, VIVIAN1 . . . . . . ., KIEF, MARY ............... KISTNER. MARY LOU , . , . , . .. KOCK,ANNA1WARY.H..H... KREIMER, MILDRED ....... LANGEFELS, LEOLA. , , , , , . . . . LITTLEMANN, DOROTHY ..... MASSA,PATRECIA..........,. MCGOVERN, JUNE .......... MCGURN, MARY ........... MENKE, BETTY ANN. . . . . . . .. .4722 Loretta Avenue ........ 5901 Harrison Avenue. . . . . . .. 2914 Lischer Avenue ......... 2745 Felicity Place .......... 5026 Relleum Avenue ........ 525 Crestline Avenue. . . . . . 2908 Kling Avenue . . . .. ,. . . .. .1250 Purcell Avenue . . . . . . . . . . FALLER, JOYCE .............. 4104 Harrison Avenue .......... 2881 La Feiulle Avenue , . , . . . . .152 Eyrich Road ............ 5014 West High Avenue. . . . . .. 5459 CraigAvenue. . . .1051 Overlook Avenue . . . . . . . . .5159 Daytona Avenue. . . . . . .. .248 Race Road ......... . . . . 5511 Cavanaugh Avenue . . . . . . 5912 Kenkel Drive .......... . .5976 Trevor Avenue ......... 1062 Overlook Avenue . . . . . . . . 2724 McKinley Avenue ...... 3195 Boudinot Avenue . . , . . . .. .5821 Kenker Place ........... 5962 Taylor Avenue ......... .5522 Schwartz Avenue ....... .5215 Lehman Road .......... 5229 Queen City Avenue ..... .1114 Benz Avenue.. . . . , . . . . .. 5556 St. Martin Place ........ .2855 Shaffer Avenue ......... 3271 Hildreth Avenue. . . ..... . 5205 Wrerk Road ............ .5657 111022111 Avenue ......... Page 8.? HUmbolt 5519-1 VVAbash 5452 .HUmbolt 2717-M MOntana 1149-1 MOntana 09431 GRandview 5721 .WAbash 2546 . MOHtana 5455-117 .GRandview 0607 1V1Ontana 6109-W ,HUmbolt 4257-M 1V1Ontana 2556-M .GRandview 0575 .VVAbash 7569 .MOntana 2659-R HUmbolt 0619-M .HUmbolt 5902-M HUmbolt 5504-1 montana 067l-R .VVAbash 0207 D'10ntana 0441-1 .HUmbolt 2126-M 111Ontana 4584nR IEH'erson 0407 MOntana 5547411 VVAbash 1465 A10ntana 2977-W .WAbash 6922 310ntana 2442-11 310ntana 0979-1 .MiOntana 2471-117 . .D'10ntana 2614-1N . .D'10ntana 0724-01 MERCURIO, MARY MARGARET. .4970 Glenway Avenue ......... MONAHAN, PATRICIA .......... 2746 Bridgetown Road ......... MUELLER, GERRY. . . . ...1 . .. .5517 Wunder Avenue .......... NIENABER, CLAIRE. , 1 . .. . . , . .5455 Haze1w00d Avenue, . , . . .. O'BRIEN, MARGARET ......... 4400 Grove Avenue ............ O'GALLAGHER, RILLA IEAN . . . .5905 East Woodmont Avenue. 1 PALMIRE, MARY Io 1 1 1 . . . 1 . . . .3020 Veazey Avenue ........... PELLMAN, HELEN ............. 1740 Westwood Avenue . . 1 . . . . PETERS,IANE ............. '...Box471R.R.18...........1 PETERS, VIVIAN.1.....,......Box 111A, North Bend Rd...,. POLAND, HELEN .............. 4420 Lucerne Avenue .......... RACK, MARGARET MARY ...... 5080 Queen City Avenue ....... RANZ, ANN .................. 3698 Shaffer Avenue . . . . 1 . . . . . RATTERMAN, MARY LOU. . . . . . 2690 Fleetwood Avenue . . . . . . 1 RICHTER, HENRIETTA ......... 1101 Rulison Avenue .......... RIEDER, MARGARET. . . 1 , . . .. .5465 Eu1a Avenue ............. 1 RITTER, MARY BETH, . . 1 . . 1 1 . .4652 Ioana Place .............. 1 ROWAN. PATRICIA . . . . .. . 1 . .. .5942 Grace Road .............. 1 RUPPERT, VIRGINIA ........... 5642 Glenmore Avenue ......... 1 SCHAEFER, IEAN .............. 3626 Glenmore Avenue ......... SCHMUTTE, VERA ............. 3885 Church Lane ............. SCHNEIDER, ARLEEN . . . . . . . . . .4054 Harding Avenue .......... SCHRIMPF. JOAN .............. 3610 Darwin Avenue. . . . . . . .. SCHROEDER, AUREA ........... 5429 Orchard Court. . . . . . . . . . SMITH, RUTH. . . 1 , 1 . 1. . . ..1 . .2874 Dirheim Road ............ SOCHER, MARY THELMA. . . . . . .3247 Glemnore Avenue ......... SPERBER, MARY ROSE. . . . . . . .5220 Glenmore Avenue. 1 1 111 . . STEIOFF, PATRICIA ANN ....... 5297 Van Zandt Drive ......... TOERNER, MARILYN. . . . 1 . . .112752 McKin1y Avenue. . . . . . . , VON HOLLE1 NORMA. . . . . . . . . .3434 G1enm0re Avenue. . . . 1. . . WALTERS, ROSE ANN ......... 3243 Boudinot Avenue ......... WEBER, MARIAN ............. 5526 Felicity Drive ............ WESTRICH, MARGARET. . . . 1 1. 15255 Hildreth Avenue. 1 . ,. .1 . . . WOHLFROM, MARILYN ......... 1914 Baltimore Avenue ........ WIETHE, DOROTHY ........... 3372 Hanna Avenue . . . . . . 1 . 1 . WILZBACH, VIRGINIA .......... 7 Saratoga Street .............. WISSEL, THELMA. . 1 . 1. . , , 1 1 . .5855 Trevor Avenue ........... WISSEMEIER, DOROTHY. . . . . . . .4542 Cleves, Bridgetown Rd 1 1 . ZIMMERMAN, ALBERTA. . . . . 1. . .3705 Lovell Avenue ............ Page 83 WAbash 5392 MOntana 6038 HUmbolt 1140-1 HUmbolt 406841111 .MElrose 2152 MOntana 2040-1117 .Grandview 1334 ,HUmbolt 5166-1 .MOntana 3306-WT BRamble 2215-1 MOntana 1356-07 .MOntana l961-R 1MOntana 0198-R GRandview 1554 MOHtana 2523-W WAbaSh 4411 MOntana 6044 MOntana 5518-R MOntana 3645-07 MOntana 4656 MOntana 2223 .MOntana 3824411 .MOntana 4258-147 M0ntana 5299-VV HUmbolt 3157uM .HUmbolt 3547-M MOntana 0209-R .MOntana 3609-VV .MOntana 0775 MOntana' 3004-117 MOntana 3263 GRandview 1369 ,MOntana 1206-R MOntana 3428-111 1 DlOntana 9759 MOntana 2884-VV 11W A Friend A Friend A Friend Rosemary Bastian Mr. and Mrs. Roman Beck, Sr. Helen and Mary Lou Bengert Betty Benjamin Mr. Herbert G. Berding Betty Bemzott Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Blasch Pat Donnelly Carolyn Io Dourman Elizabeth and Pat Dowling 311'. and Airs. George Dulle NIP. and Nlrs. Frank Faller Jeanne Farrell Ioan Fisher Peggy Fox Pat Franke Naomi Frey Mr. and Ner. William Geers Dorothy Gerhardstein Nlisses Crystal and Dlargaret Goetz Mm. and Mrs. J. I. Harnishferger Martha Harnishfeger Iinny Hartke August Haverkamp Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Heitz IWary Lee and Edith Hirschberg Miss Frances Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ianz hiagdalen Ianz Anna Alary Kock N112 and Mrs. Henry Kreimer Alarly Louise Kroger Air. and Nirs. C. A. Lauder'oack Clarence Litmer D'h'. Charles Littlemann N112 and Nlrs. Arthur R. A'lassa Jean chGuire Mr. and Nlrs. Stanley McGurn Mr. and Mrs. John Mercurio Dorothy Mendel Betty Mae Milner Pat Morgan Ginny Mueller Rosemary Mueller Mr. and IVlra F. I. Nastold Ruth A. Nastold Pfc. and Mrs. J. L. NeweH Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Niehaus Claire and Virgie Nienaber Virginia and LaVern Nusekabel Mr, and Mrs. James E. Poland Helen and Mary Ann Poland Grace and Nlargie Rack Mrs. Helen Richter C. Rupperf: Mr. I. B. Ruppert Airs. J B. Ruppert Jenny Ruppert Rusz Grocery ATary Lou and Shirley Sauer Air. and .Mrs. Ray Schaefer Adele Schlecht Mary Jo and Gerry Schmees Diary Ann Schlinkert 1W1: Charles Simminger Betty Simon Norma D. Specht Mary Squires Henrietta Timpe Robert Tuerck Audrey VVassler Marcella VVedig Air. Edward VVindgassen Mr. and Mrs. John VVissel Thelma VVissel Dorothy and Charlotte VVissemeier Elaine M. VVitte Nlarie Yost Mary Ann Younger Rose Alarie Zahneis Page 84 OUR LADY OF CINCINNATI COLLEGE Edgeclfff - 1,7511;qu HIM. A Four-Year College for Young Women under the direction of the Sisters of Niercy 0f the Union Province of Cincinnati. Mercy Hospital School of N ursing HAMILTON, OHIO f1 ff ll ia fed with OUR LADY OF CINCINNATI COLLEGE Cooperating with UNITED STATES CADET NURSE CORPS PROGRAM ORGANIZED 1892 Classes Admitted June and September For Information Apply to Director Page 86 Your telephone service depends on people, too! Your telephone, the wires that carry your voice, and the intricate equip- ment in the telephone oHice are only part of what it takes to provide good telephone service-z't take; people, too. Telephone service depends on operators, linemen, engineers, installers, ClerkSv-2,000 men and women in scores of telephone jobs, who operate and maintain the $57,000,000 system of this company. With the cooperation of telephone users, who have been most considerate in their use of the Telephonehavoiding needless calls and keeping other calls briefithese telephone workers are doing their very best to make present equipment serve as many people as possible, after war needs are met, and to keep the quality of service as good as is possible these war days. THE CINCINNATI AND SUBURBAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY THE RICHTER TRANSFER COMPANY AND RICHTER CONCRETE OORPORATION Page 87 WALTZ BOWLING LANES 14 NEW AIR-CONDITIONED LANES 5526 HARRISON AVENUE MOntana 0500 Gifi and Card 8 hop SOPHOMORE B DISTINCTIVE GIFTS and GREETING CARDS for ALL OCCASIONS SOPHOMORE C 5615 HARRISON AVENUE NIOntana 0969 Page 6'8 rAu AA 00..... 0 -.A-,:..4+ 9' CONGRATULATIONS, SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS T0 ilze Clan of 1945 FOR MOST IMPORTANT GIFTS SEE FRUH-SCHNEIDER Leading Jewelenr at Brigllfon MAin 6894 2179 CENTRAL AVENUE CINCINNATI, OHIO Compliment; of THE MAYOR OF CHEVIOT Edward 0. Gingerich THE CONSOLIDATED ENGINEERING SALES CO. HEATING, COOLING. and INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMKENT Gas - Oil g Coal-fired Equipment Remidentl'al and Indulrfrt'al SOUTHERN OHIO BANK BUILDING CINCINNATI 2, OHIO MAin 6526-27 M. A. SCHNEIDER Prarident ResV Phone NIOntana 2223 Compliment; 0f NUMBER ONE BAR 1 WEST MCMICKEN AVENUE Bart thrhew t0 the C law of 145 Mother of Mercy Academy Alumnae Association VIRGINIA M. TEPE, Prwidenl ANITA BEDINGHAUS, Cor. Sec. KATHRYN SHANNON, T reaJurer ALICE WISEMAN, Vicefrw. JEAN OVERBECK, Rec. Sec. BETTY Lou HUDEPOHL, Auditor CampLc'memhc qf MR. AND MRS. CARL A. FRIES THE JOHN J. RADEL COMPANY HENRY I. RADEL, Preu'ia'enf Over Half a Century of Faithful Service FOUR MODERN FUNERAL HOMES 652 State - WAbash 0365 4122 Glenway - WAbash 4512 822 York, Newport - COlonial 8560 1005 Madison, Covington HEmlock 4185 Compliment; of MASQUE and GAVEL Paine 9U IMBUS BROS. ROOFING AND SHEET METAL WORK Phones: CHerry 5390 - WAbash 0209 415 W. COURT ST. CINCINNATI, 0. HOME MADE CANDIES FRENCH POT ICE CREAM RYAN, S 5605 HARRISON AVE, CHEVIOT, OHIO M0ntana 5465 Complimemir of DR. J. A. BERNARD GEO. T. NIEHOFF DAIRY There I; N 0 Subditute FOR QUALITY WAbash 4080 WITSKENJ S DAIRY WARSAW-CLEVES PIKE PRICE HILL DAIRY PRODUCTS Goad 1H ilk Promote: Beauty BETTY JEANNE GIFT SHOP GIFTS - GREETING CARDS AND LENDING LIBRARY 5054 HARRISON AVENUE, WESTWOOD MOntana 5040-R WEST PHARMACY 5027 GLENWAY AVENUE WAbash 6518 EDW. H. ALICH IEWELER 5000 HARRISON AVENUE OPPOSITE WESTWOOD SCHOOL r5-.. -... -- Compliment; of Mary, Millie, and Helen Kreimer Complimentr of Mr. and Mrs. Frank O. Rack MACKES FOOD MARKET QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES 5027 GLENWAY AVE. WAbash 1125 End Of Car Line Free Delivery Compliment; 0f REV. GRATIAN MEYER 0t leere'J f1 Dyference WESTOWER DRY CLEANERS BRIDGETOWN ROAD Avear Boudinat MOntana 0106 I. C, IAUCH E. F. IAUCH Complimendr of SCHAEPERKLAUS COAL CO. Den law in COAL AND COKE SCHABEUS FINE FOODS and HOERSTS QUALITY MEATS WOODBINE AT TREVOR CHEVIOT, OHIO Phone: MOntana 1080 Bart thlrl'zew lo the Sem'anr from ya ur LITTLE SISTERS of FRESHMAN C Page 9.? Com p Zimemir of JUNIOR A Mr. and Mrs. John N. Elias Canlplfmenilr of UM JUNIOR B AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY PAINTS OF QUALITY For Every .Veea' HARDIG1S PAINT STORE 1111 HARRISON AVENUE PArkway 5152 CINCINNATI 1-1, 0. 2126 READING ROAD CHerry 1925 AMERICAN SALES CO. Dea lem in Used Machinery, Equipment, Supplies, Structural Steel, Pipe, Valves 1562-66 HARRISON AVENUE WAbash 6412 Canzplfmeni; of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. O,Brien Conzpll'mentJ of ST. JAMES CHURCH WHITE OAK Pay '13 F DIAMONDS WATCHES J. C. HOCKETT CO. IEWELERS 5653 HARRISON AVE. MOntana 2515 DURBAN6S GREENHOUSES 555 MCALPIN AVE, CLIFTON Flowers direct from the greenhouse and always fresh. IOS. P. DURBAN, Propriefor UNiversity 7866 - 7867 - 1333 Complimentw 0f JOHN C. GUMP Westerhause Amusement Co. Cain Operated JIaclu'nzm Since 1909 JOE WESTERHAUSE, Jlanager 5726 KESSEN AVE. CHEVIOT. OHIO Bart of Luck f0 flu: Sen ior Clam MARY NICKUM JEANNINE DIXON MARY LEE NIEHAUS BETTY NEMANN DOT PANNOS FRESHMAN A FRESHMAN B SOPHOMORE A P age 94 FRANK SCHMUTTE HARDWOOD FLOOR CONTRACTOR Flaonr and Stain Rgtim'wlzed 5918 GRACE AVENUE MOntana 5173 Compliment; of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bradley and Margie 8le Walrhew MEEK1S CANDY SHOP RAY HAMANT GULF SERVICE STATION General Repairing .VIcHENRY AND HARRISON MOntana 9895 Complimentw qf Sylvia and Kathleen Koebel Succew and Happinem to Our BIG SISTERS FRESHMAN B DE LUXE RESTA URANT 807 STATE AVENUE ARTHUR CHRISTEN Proprietor KELLERS COMPLETE FOODS 1217-19 RULISON AVENUE PRICE HILL WAbash 0097 Payv 95 BOWL AT Hoinke Glenway Bowling Lanes MANSS AND GLENVVAY For Good Food Strike and Spare Sandwich Shop Located Downstairs REBOLD FUNERAL HOME 1. GLENMORE AND MOZART CHEVIOT 1712 QUEEN CITY AVENUE The Handy Corner HABIG'S PHARMACY For Y our Drug ,VeedJ Phones :MOntana 1841-18-12 I ANDREW MESSMER CO. CHURCH METAL WARE Excluwively For Szlx'iy-fipg YearJ C ompiimentr 0f SEALTEST Page 96 RAY BIGNER Coin Operated JIaclrinem 0f dll KindJ WESCO NOVELTY CO. 1 1985 STATE AVE. CINCINNATI, OHIO XVAbash 1994 LEY DRY CLEANER OVHracle C1eaning1 WALTER LEY 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE Pemmml Service at Your Door WWI Solve Your Problem; in CLEANING REPAIRING PRESSING ALTERING Phone: Sfore 1V10ntana 0261 5259 HARRISON AVE. Quality I17 ark Hacr Built Our Buwinemy AL and GEORGE RANZ CONTRACTORS Plastering, Cementing and Stucco Work 2698 SHAFFER AVENUE, WESTWOOD CINCINNATI, OHIO AL RANZ Nlontana 4521 GEO. RANZ MOntana 2657-R HANDY WINDOW SHADE C0. MECKSTROTH BROS. Window Shades, Venetian Blinds, Curtains and Draperies 905 VINE STREET chy 4020 B. H. STORES DRY GOODS. FURNISHINGS. AND VARIETY 2022-24 Freeman Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio CHerry 5210 7041 Vine Street Carthage, Ohio 911 Monmouth Street Newport, Kentucky COIonial 9304 VAlley 9751 Pr'apl'fclmu' RUDOLPH FRYER AL ZUMWALUE MILLEIF S CLOTHES SHOP 3623 Harrison Avenue, Cheviot 3711 St. Lawrence Avenue. Price Hill Featuring a Complete Line of Nationally Advertised Menk Clothing and Furnishings LADIES AND MEN'S SUITS AND SLACKS Jladc la JIe-n.rm-c KEMPER LANE HOTEL Fined Cocklaz'l Lounge in 1V aln u! H I'Mr Catering to Banquets. Weddings, and Private Parties K EMPER LANE AND McMILLAN AVEN U 1-: VVOndburn 6480 J ULI US TENNENBA UM FURNITURE FOR THE MODERN HOME 635 MAIN STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO WOLFF'S PHARMACY EDWARD W. WOLFF, Propn'clor 4-115 GLENWAY AYE. pRlCE HILL CINCINNATI, OHIO Phone: WA bash 1256 ST. ANTHONY MESSENGER Pqu'mllsd by Ike Franvtlrcan Fafhem Supports Poor Boys Studying for the Priesthood Aids the Niissions Promotes the Third Order of St. Francis and Devotion to St. Anthony Suchription Price: $5.00 PER YEAR 1615 REPUBLIC STREET CINCINNATI, Omo WESTERN HILLS PRESS l'nur H mm: .Veuupaper Page 9 7 NEIHEISAU S GROCERY Fairmount Hardware Co. QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES 1742 QUEEN CITY AVENUE GLENMORE AND WERK ROAD Phone: WAbash 9515 AMOntmm 2565-9795 H00 ADCHI'CI' PAINTS AND GLASS .1 u Conzplinwniw 0f TANK MARTIN . BLACK TOP DRIVEWAYS j THE L. MYERS DAIRY lij'C 'P H 'H-ljd' Iffllll'l'll'llr, I?CJN IIfHCEd WESTWOOD Phone: MOntana 5777 Conn: 10 flay JOHN ELSASSER BAKERY CHEVIOT THEATER 5863 GLENMORE AVENUE For Me I'anen'l API-FIHWBI 310nm ml 1115-1 Niedhard Funeral Homes 3 '93 YWN 0f SI'VW'F': Cumph'nienlm of 1 Harrison Pike Hamilton Ave. 1 Taylors Creek Mt. Healthy JOAN and DOTTIE $ 3155 Harrison Ave. . Wrestwood DORSEYS DELICATESSEN 1235 MAIN STREET PArkwavV 5455 Mr. and Mrs. P. C. McGovern LtZrilzf Lu m'lzelr Cmnplfnmnla' uj EDWARD LEISGANG F- 13- MENKE 3i SONS FEEDS AND SEEDS STORE MENKE MOTORS 3926 NORTH BEND ROAD MOntmm 0430-1 4423 CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE PIKE Chrysler and Plymouth BRIDGETOWN Phone: MOntana 2120 53165 and Service Camplfnumln' 17f VICTORIA,S Mr. and Mrs. BARBER AND BEAUTY SALON Lawrence Schroeder 3 2457 Hmmsox AVENUE Aurea and Janis ? MOntana 9850 CINCIXXATI, OHIO l , 1 . J LOU KRONER Lo' ph 'c ' f CHEVIOT CLEANERS AND TAILORS . A . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hartke Phone' Iontdna 1400 3820 NORTH BEND ROAD Page '18 j Cornplinz.crzl.r of The Duwell Hardware Co. MOntana 1068 1VAbash 5395 3605 HARRISON AVE. 3624 1VARSAW AVE. WAbash 0613 2151 WEST EIGHTH ST. Sec Ur Finrlfor' Flowcm FRANK J. SEHLHORST 112 NEEH ROAD DElhi 6093-1 Camplimcnbr NJ, A. M. GERHARDSTEIN C0mplfmcnfm of Mr. and Mrs. William Welsh and Miss Katherine McDonough H'Xr Opcmle Our Own Plan! SONTAG DRY CLEANERS All Garments Insured MOntanu 3230 2957 MONTANA AVENUE Baltimore Avenue Loan and Building Co. 1854 BALTIMORE AVENUE For Real 111113ch1011 Real Erlafe Drap In 11! Our Quarlcm Thursdays, 3 to 8:30 p.m. HALL1S DRUGS THE REXALL STORE HARRISON AT N10N'I'ANA MOntana 9853-9797 Complimentr of MARILYN TOERNER Bum! Hufml'rm qf MARILYN and LUCY BOEING1S GROCERIES - - - .ViEATS I'VI'mh Praducc - Framled Foaafr WEST EIGHTH STREET AND OVERLOOK 11'? Deliver Call KVAbash 5685 Camph'msnlw nj MISS KAY BRADLEY Campllllm'nla' 0f TONEY1S CAFE 1736 QUEEN CITY AVENUE Cmnplimcnh 0f MISS CATHERINE METZ Cnmplhnunln' of A FRIEND Complimcnlu' of A FRI END Camph'munlx of Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Kief and and Mary Ihlyt 5' If HARRY MEYER 81 SONS FUNERAL HOME 4989 GLENWAY AVENUE Complimcnlu' 0f Mr. and Mrs. George Bengert Cmnpll'nwm'u' of Al Kovac and L0u Flanagan HOLYOKE PRESS 204 EAST FOURTH STREET MAin 6541 thncqm'apll131.41 - PI'J'nffng - 1H ullitjmpln'ny RICH HAFT GULF SERVICE STATION HARRISON AND DAVIS AVENUE Phone: MOntana 9810 HEAVEY RADIO SALES AND SERVICE Phone: MOntanu 3781 3105 HARRISON AVENUE CINCINNATI 11. O. WINTER, S Meats of High Grade Groceries of Quality and Standard WUNDER AVENUE, WESTWOOD Phones: NIOntana 0820-0821 NFHV ROOFS - NE'W FURNACES REPAIRS Hader Roofing and Furnace Co. 5230 HARRISON AVENUE NKOnfana 1910 CHARLES WISSEMEIER SERVICE STATION dune Ballel'l'ew mm' Tire..- 4546 CINCINNATLLOUISVILLE PIKE Phone: MOntanu 9759 MATHES PHARMACY 1431 STATE AVENUE GRnndview 4353 Day and NLrihl Serm'vc Camplimcnhr of Mr. and Mrs. MichaEl A. Schneider and Arleen Camplimcnla' aj BERNARD L. KESSEN EARL A. ZEISER PLUMBING CONTRACTOR 4208 WEST EIGHTH STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO SCHINKAUS POULTRY 5638 HARRISON AVENUE MOntzmzl 5805 MAURYS SHELL SERVICE HARRISON AND TEMPLE WESTWOOD MOntana 9773 GLENMORE BAR WINES - LIQUOR . BEER 5635 GLENMORE AVENUE Dodiek Billiards BUECHE BROS. BOW LING ALLEYS GLENMORE AND GAMBLE AVENUES Curzvm'r PHILLIPS CAFE BEER . SANDWICHES 3230 NICHEXRY AVENUE MOntanu 9844 Camplimmlx aj A FRIEND Camp l'imenl; Hf Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Jansing Comph'nwnfm of A FRIEND Cnmplfmrnlm qf ANN and JEAN RANZ Camplimcntx 11f LARRY and BILL BUECHE Complinwnfx of Mr. and Mrs. John Lango ffw 1 Hm 4. 4v RAY MUSEKAMP 3527 HARRISON AVENU 1-: CHARM Many Designs FOR. YOUR BRACELE'I s1:533 BOBKENSTETTE JEWELIL'R. Carew aner Arcade-al Hntel F- Elev alors Page 101 THANKS TO OUR ADVERTISERS Patronize Them ! THE SENIORS 1945 . . . A ' . , '. - . a . . K . - . , .m: ;, ' . 1 . . . V:;t4fisur;:r.-..Lm.r:nu.tu tL'L.....u.q 4 w - . A. L . . A k vwfai'i-ai: L. 3;.31236. 1.x..- w 97, .