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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1946 volume:

faaningi VQLUIVIE XVII P11bIisI 1eCI by 'III-IIT SENIOR CLASS OI MQTH EI? QF MERCY WflstwcJocI 1946 X O'Z50D'O7,i As we the senior class of Mother of Mercy bid farewell to our Alma Mater, we will always keep in mind our Heavenly Mother for whom our school is named Mary, Mother of Mercy. While preparing ourselves for our future duties in life we pray and beseech our Mother to guide and protect us in all we undertake. May we be ever mindful of her and may we strive to love, honor and imitate her always as we travel along the pathway of life. ftfifou 1 :flfofa With glowing hearts and loving hands, we the senior class have published this annual. Without the kind and wholehearted co-operation of the teachers and students, however, this publication ot t'Grleanings would not have been possible. The members ot the statt wish to express their sincere appreciation and thanks to all who have in anyway been instrumental in making this annual possible. 2159 Q4 V gf ff? f' 'Fl -9 1 Ig- Y- 'fx . ' Ni x XX X . ... .F Q . Xi i . 'i , il x' X ff . ' if ,y' l fi .l all .xx or . Y ' X ig G' fb XS ' Q X Cgufgfgg Rafi, XX N fy gi Q Y Ez Eacficafiofz y We, the seniors of l946 lovingly dedicate Glean- ings to our Alma Materflvloiher of Mercy High School. Through her halls are echoed all the joys and sorrows of the happy years which we have been privileged to spend here. May we always be proud of the name she bears and forever show our loyalty by remaining true and loving children of Mary. 'Ml 'SE 6' f Q 0 If 'Il Y' f T TW' MUST PEVEREND IGI-IN T. MCNICHQLAS, QP., STM Archbishop of Cmcmnah 'if Y' 35 '32 F Iv fill. ,,, U tj 'QA ' ' f m MOST REVEREND GEORGE I. REI-IRING, STD. A1IXihdI'Y Bishop of Cincinzmtx ew Ng O i -W 1-' x1'., Z 9 T1 fs , Q Q' In I -1 0 . ,, ,...l , mg W ,t X Tavmnml F ,W Vf m w ' f ki L , INIIIVINU BENFYLAI ITU ,U I- TImwrn.1w A. CSHIIIN-XII JP ff ' Mms Rwsezrmry Cox I I1SfOI'Y Somoloqy , ' J -11 SISTER MARY ALBERT, R,S.M. Reliqxon, Physlcs, Genezw.aI Scxe-use SISTER MARY ALOYSIA, RSM. I . L fi. , Llbra I ldI1 SISTER MARY BERNARD, R.S.M. Muslc SISTER MARY CARLOS, RSM. Speech Arts SISTER MARY DE SALES, R.S,M. Re-Iiqlon SISTER MARY DOLORA R.S.M. Religion, Mathamfitlcs SISTER MARY EMILY, R,S.M. Reliqxon Page 8 Miss Mary Burue History, Enqllsh LLCLLZZL 'D I Mlss Mlary Iurxe Kleve HISIiVI'Y, EHQIISII ffmanzflazf. .ww S Miss Mildred Fischer Chemistry, Geometry af ,AF Miss I'larriel Smith Gymnasiics Page 9 Miss Esther Fucito English, Spanish 2 Mrs. Mariorie Brown Home Eronoinivs TVDIIIG SISTER MARY IEANNE d'ARC, R.S.M. English, Hisloi'yf,4yf'f L SISTER MARY IOAN, R,S.M. Religion, Latin SISTER MARY IOELINE, R.S.M. Religion, French, Mathematics SISTER MARY IGSEPH, R.S.M. Biology, German SISTER MARY PHILIP, R.S.M. Religion, Commercial SISTER MARY ROSINE, R.S.M. Religion, Art, Laiin PRQFESSOR IOI-IN I. FEI-IRING Choral Music 2, ,4 'Lu I I MQVKX' mm ,,, WM K , .e' N! N ff , iff l7'l!Q.ffgbigQes ' W,'!'a! 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Here a tew moments oi each day are lovingly dedicated to Qur Lord and Savior, lesus Christ, to bring to Him all the joys and sorrows ot our hioyli school lite. l-le listens with loving and tatherly interest to our prayers and petitions. Qur many prayers tor peace were answered when Our Blessed Lord gave us victory over our enemies and peace among nations. We leave this lovliest ot all places with deep love, new hope and new inspiration for the future days yet to come. As we bid farewell to our dear Alma Mater there are many events of our school days which we will not remember, but the lovely little chapel and our daily visits to Christ, Our Eternal Kino will always hold a high place in our lasting treasure ot memories. -to Ufam 1717155601 On a beautiful day in early September, l942, Our Blessed Lady lovingly smiled down upon the 31 eager, excited young maidens who for the first time passed through the portals of a high school dedicated to her honor. Cn that day Mother of Mercy welcomed us as her green yet lovable freshmen. A feeling of security was offered to us in the form of our Hbig sisters, whom we loved and respected as our ideals. The fun-rollicking day of initiation which they presented to us is one to be always remembered. Patched dresses worn inside-out, pigtails, tin curlers and oddly matched shoes and anklets were humiliating, yet so amusing. Our class set about choosing a mission project and adopted St. Philomena's Parish in the basin of Cincinnati. One of the highlights of our mission labors was the skating party we sponsored in order to raise funds for our adopted parish. At Christmas each of us brought a small toy for the small children of our mission. Surely we shall never forget their happy, glowing faces when at Christmas we visited them bringing with us our own Santa Claus laden with numerous gifts and surprises. To climax the year we presented our big sisters with a garden party complete with Carnation corsages and a tiny hatbox containing a lapel pin in the form of a little crocheted bonnet. Before we knew it, September had again rolled around, bringing us back to Mercy as sophomores. We had lost 6 of our original members but this was well compensated by the 59 new members of our class. As a result our class was divided into two homerooms. Both classes however sponsored a theater party for the benefit of our missions. - Our second year at Mother of Mercy was climaxed by a picnic at MacFarland woods given in honor of the senior class. God blessed us with lovely spring weather which helped to make the day a memorable one. Before one could realize it we had become luniors. We were then 88 in number, having lost 8 girls and having gained 12. Again the two lunior classes demonstrated their fine spirit of cooperation by sponsoring a dance in honor of the senior class. None of us shall ever forget the planning, work and enjoyment that made our Ulanuary lump such a grand success. And of course one of the most important events of our lunior year was the selecting of our class ringsesymbols of four years of study, work and fun. Scissors, pictures and fashion magazines also played an important role throughout the year, for with the aid of these and our vivid imaginations we fashioned for each senior a yearbook of treasured memories. ' The climax of this happy year was the never-tosbe-forgotten lunior-Senior prom at Hartwell country club. Page 14 1 , The year that always had seemed so very far away finally arrived. Here we werewfull-pledged seniors and entitled to all the privileges of such. Ours were the beautiful gold class rings bearing the year 1946. Ours was the senior lobby with its comfy lounges and merry voiced piano. Ours was the honor of visiting Our Lord each morning in His little tabernacle home in the chapel. Ours was the privilege of being first on the big school busses. And yes, ours too were our beloved little sisters, of whom no one could have been prouder. We soon discovered however, that senior life at Mercy did not consist only of privileges. We also had many responsibilities. Through perfect cooperation and hard work Gleanings our schcol paper, was published six times and was Well worth the praise it received. We also put forth our best efforts to make our annual one of the finest in the school's history. In keeping with Mercy's tradition, we chose as our class patron the beloved child saint, Little Agnes, and honored her duly by a program on her feast day. It was on this day that we proudly displayed our red and white class ribbons for the first time. The names Amy, Beth, Meg, and 'llo will always hold a special meaning in our hearts because Little Women was chosen as our class play. Our class also received recognition when a number of its members took active parts in debates and lunior Town Meetings. With the cooperation of the junior classes we gave a dance, The Apple Bounce, for the benefit of the missions. Another dance never to be forgotten was the Mercy- Elder dance, Hearts Hop, the first of its kind in Mercy's history. The year passed all too quickly and lune soon arrived, bringing with it the final days of our high school life. On the fourth of lune the 84 members of the class of '46 assembled in the halls of Mercy for the last time. As we marched in pro- cession, clad in white caps and gowns for class night exercises, our minds reviewed our years at Mother of Mercy, four of the happiest years of our lives. The laughter and singing in the lobby and visits to the lake, the rush of changing classes, long hours of study and the smiling face of Our Blessed Lady from her throne in the beautiful stained glass window are now only memories. But our actual departure from Mercy came on lune 7 when for the first time in her history Mercy joined the ranks of Diocesan Catholic High Schools at St. Xavier field house for the reception of diplomas. How proud we were to represent our beloved Mercy at such an impressive assembly of Catholic youth. This was our formal goodbye to Father Connell, our own Sister Mary Emily and all the teachers and friends we held so dear. This was our farewell to Mother of Mercy and our happy high school days. Though a feeling of reluctance always accommodates goodbyes, our hearts were lightened by the realization that on some future day we should again meet-that day when the 84 members of the class of '46 will gather at the feet of our Mother of Mercy in our heavenly home. Page 1 5 cffffszc Z .f wzfirz :fl 5114145 Remember O Most Gracious Virgin Mary, tha never was it known that anyone who fled to thy protection, employed thy help o sought thy intercession 'fvaslleft unaided. Four years you've completed together, A brief spell that can't be compared: Both the laughter and tears of your school life Witli each other you've lovingly shared, Youve helped and you've loved one another As forth, hand in hand you did trod, But beside these your earthly companions Was Mary, sweet Mother of God. As the doors of the world slowly open , To permit you, my child, to pass ff rough, Gaze upon the upheavel and ruin Qt the inad scene which now gre-ets your view. lnspirecl with this confidence l fly unto tl'-ee, O Virgin ot Virgins 'iff Mr thi i. A world ol mistrust and confusion Filled with sorrow, to you yet unknown, Yert, my child, do not tremble and fear so For you'll not make the journey alone. Ch, 'tis true, from your friends you'll be severed For each has his own goal to gain, But Mary, the dearest of all friends Will close by your side e're remain. As she folds her blue mantle about you To protect you from all earthly harm, Face the world with a heart filled with couraoe And find then no cause for alarm. To thee l come, before thee l stand sinful and sorrowful Q Mothi 1 . 11- 'iNvwift liicariiate, despise not my petition, but in thy mercy hear and answer fi--. Bravely set forth, your hand clasping Mary's, Qn your lips a perpetual prayer That what e'er be the dark, hidden future Shell keep you in her loving care. lntercede through the love of Qur Lady ln her ever hope and confide, Keep your heart pure and loving as her heart As she stands as model and guide. So that some day when each has accomplished The task that was his to complete Through Mary, QU? MQTHER OF MERCY ln our heavenly home we shall meet. Page lb 9 nl ji , f, J., ai- ffyc 'gm vig - 3' !iMx'9sE4N5, Ifflqwti .M -W .ffm 1. wg ff-'m . zJ.4.,, r,,,,,,i. Q E F. W , Q .WM . 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C. l, 2, 3, 47lournal1sm Club 4. A Blue Eyed Darling with soft chestnut tresses . . . alway seen with Bet . . . particularly partial to the Navy and hot fudae sundaes . . . highest ambition is to be a stenographer and to leari to do all the turn steps on skates. MARIORIE ALLINGHAM C. S. M, C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Masque and Gavel 3, 4 President 4 Student Counbil 45 Bowling League 2, 3, 45 Choral Group 3 4 lust plain Marge . . . tiny, brown eyed brunette . . . a Frank Sinatra fan , . . is fond of driving and dancing at Castle Farn . . . receivel a silver metal in dramatios , . . detests getting nr in the mori ing and long stringy hair . , , wants to get ahead ii the world. RQSEMARY BASTIAN C. 5. M. C. l, 2, 3, 4. Known to her many friends as Rosie . . . pretty light tvrfiwi a faithful fan of Frankie . . . dislikes homework an wants to be a private secretary. Q! MEP-cg, Q 5 M 'J' ? IRE! r- BETTIE BENJAMIN , C. S. M. C. 2, 3, 4, Choral Group 3, 4, French Club 45 Spanish Club 4. Benj' '... sparkling green eyes . . . vivacious blonde . . . likes potato chips and tailored clothes . . . detests carrying umbrellas and people who say, What do you know about that' '... delights in concocting excitingly different coifures. BETTY BERG C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Gleanings Staff 4, lournalism Club 4. Soft Hearted' '... prim, demure . . . wavy brown hair and pleasant brown eyes . . . glories in hot fudge sundaes and tuna fish sandwiches . . . deplores unexpected visitors and being called 'Betsy' '... wants to be a first rate stenographer. IOAN BIGELOW C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling League 3, 4, Science Club 4, Gleanings Staff 43 Choral Group 3. loan . . . expressive brown eyes and light brown hair . . . blushes easily , . . loves opera and history . . . has a passion for horn- rimmed glasses . . . pet peeve: being called Blondie . . . dislikes geometry and short nails . . . wants to teach school in England. at v .. 9.4 4 Y 6' ,5 l , . ms. ,. S08 t RITA BROCKHAUS C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 4, Choral Group 3, French Club 4. Pita . . . blue eyes and light brown hair . . . always laughing . . . loves food, motorcycles, and Bridgetown . . . hates to go to hed at night . . , hates to get up in the morning . . . wants to he a nurse CLAIRE BRODBECK C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 41 Choral Group 3. Claire . . . Audrey's other halt . . . beautiful dark hrown hair and hrown eyes . . . loves nice clothes, people and dancing . . . has a special interest in the Marine Corps . . . pet peeve: writing etters. RITA BUTSCHA C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling League 4, Choral Group 3, 4. Butch . . . long dark hrown hair and large brown eyes . . . has a dimple in her chin . . . favorite hobby: collecting records . . likes sports, especially skating , . . has a strong ambition to ravel. S f S4 U ,... ,' 1 - .-I 6 l cv U MIRIAM CARLE C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Bowling League l, 45 Choral Group 3. Mim' '... long blonde, naturally curly hair and blue eyes . , . likes dancing, skating and boogie records . . . always seen with Dunph and Phyl . . . dislikes waiting tor busses . . . wants to go to Ohio State and pilot her own airplane. HELEN JEAN CAVANAUGH C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 4, Masque and Gavel 4: Bowling League 35 Science Club 45 Choral Group 3, 4, Hleannie' '... dark brown hair and eyes . . . famous for her constant wit . . . received a silver metal in drarnatics . . . loves swimming, dancing and driving . . . pet word: leepers . . V desires a college education. CAROLYN IO DORRMANN C. S. M. C. 3, 4, Masque and Gavel 4: Bowling League 4, lournalism Club 3, 45 Choral Group 4, Science Club 3, Latin Club 4. ulo' '... blonde hair and blue eyes . . . ardent Bacon fan . . . breathless when she hears Star Dust' '... majors in study bells . . . yearns to own a Cadillac convertible and to be another Florence Nightingale. CDS . , ,N ., -s A Nl' xl V., . W A, , . v v ' H5 Sill I- I .TL - x , 1 , I X I ELIZABETH DOWLING C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Class Vice-President 35 Student Council 3, 4 'Secretary 45 Masque and Gavel 45 Bowling League 3, 45 lournalism Club 45 Science Club 3, 45 Gleanings Associate Editor 45 Orchestra 2, 35 Math Club 4' President 45 Latin Club 45 Annual Associate Editor 4, Lizz' '... dark brown hair and blue eyes . . , has an infectious giggle . . . loves food, sleep and good jokes . . . pet peeve: her hair on rainy days . . . hates to blush, freckles and sissies . . . wants to go to college. MARILOU DUNPHY C. S. M. C, l, 2, 3, 45 Bowling League l, 45 Science Club 35 Choral Group 3. Dunph' '... naturally curly brown hair and clark eyes , , . loves dancing, glasses, Mim and Phyl . , . dislikes umbrellas and shopping bags . . . wants to go to college and become a lali technician. THERESA ENGEL C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Bowling League 45 lournalism Club 45 Gleanings Staff 4. Small . . . fun loving . . . witty . . . is a picture ot Terry 4 . . likes humorous discussions at the lunch table, shorthand class and holidays . . . dislikes waiting for lean, homework and tests . , . will make a very competent secretary. Meagan 5 S 'Q 5 v E15 e 55 1 ,x VIRGINIA EPPLER C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling League 3, 43 Choral Group 3, 4. Ginny . . . light brown hair and hazel eyes . . . fun loving . . . likes fur coats, boogie Woogie, and Tabu perfume . . . pet peeve: three W's, walking, working, waiting . . . wants to be completely happy. MARY ESPELAGE C. S. lvl. C. l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3. L1z' '... tall . . . brown eyes and hair to match . . . friend in need . . . always seen with Myrtle . . . has a craving for dill pickles and sauerkraut . . . dislikes getting up in the morning . . . wants to see the world. IOAN FEI-IRING C. S. M. C. I, 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 35 Student Council 31 Gleanings Staff 45 Debating Club 43 Choral Group 3, 4. Io . . . tall and slender . . . carries herself well . . . likes iokes, inarshmellow sundaes and convertibles . . . pet peeve: short men . . wants to be a commercial artist. -I '1. '. ' fr 54 H5 i Q ,- Y GERALDINE FOSTER C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer lp Class Secretary 2, Student Council l, 25 Bowling League l, 2, 3, Science Club 3, Choral Group 3, 4. Gerry . . . Audrey's other halt . . . likes potato chips and twins . . . expressly interested in an ex-Marine . . . dislikes straight hair and being called Geraldine . . . wants to be liked by everyone. MARY IANE GRAF C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling League 2, 3, 43 Science Club 3 4 Grchestra l, 2, 3, Math Club 41 German Club 3, 47 Secretary 4. Gratite . . . good humored, full of wit . . . makes friends easily . . . ardent German pupil . . . hates celery . . . likes Elizabeth:- giggle and Betty's dialect . , . wants to be? CECILIA GRAMAGLIA C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 3, Choral Group 3. Cel , , . long black curly hair, brown eyes . . . always longing for a good time . . . loves Tommy Dorsey and soft sweaters . . . always seen with Marie and Frances , . . dislikes wearing navy blue socks and studying. 15559 Menu kg s V S x cf tgf. ei fo 6. IRQ! in VIOLA GRAMAGLIA C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 47 Science Club 35 Choral Group 3, 4. Marie . . . long brown wavy hair and brown eyes . . . always seen with Frances and Cel . . . gets lots of fun out of life . . . loves Marines, Tabu perfume, Harry Iames and straight bangs. . dislikes to study and wear navy blue socks . . . wants to be . . . IEAN GUETLE C. S. M. C. l, 2 3. 47 Bowling League 3, 4, Science Club 4, Choral Group 3, 45 Crchestra 2. Guetz' '... long naturally curly brown hair . . . loves to boss and tease Wilma . . . likes pretty clothes, study bells and running to classes . . . pet pee-ve' writing letters . . . wants to travel and work for an airline. ANN HEINEMAN C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 43 Class Secretary 2, Student Council 25 Bowling League 2, 3. 4, Journalism Club 3, 47 Gleanings Associate Editor 43 Science Club 35 Choral Group 4, Annual Associate Editor 4. Ann . . . petite, with red hair . . . pupil at Mercy for 12 years , . . likes olives, sociology and bright shoestrings . . . skilled at making elevators work . . . hates to carry an umbrella and ride Price Hill busses . . . wants to be taller and go to college. I I I QA s, P 54 HE' H Q, ,M .,A.-..., - H . A . RUTH HERBE C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 President 45 Student Council 3, 45 Class President 35 Bowling League 45 Choral Group 45 Gleanings Staff 4. ' Ruthie . . . lovely disposition . . . always ready for a good time . . . has beautiful blond hair and green eyes . . . likes traveling and hot fudge sundaes . . . wants to be happy and see the world. EVELYN HERDEMAN C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Class Secretary 35 Student Council 3, 45 Bowling League 2, 3, 45 lournalism Club 3, 45 Gleanings Associate Editor 45 Science Club 35 Choral Group 3, 45 Orchestra l, 2, 35 Debating Club 45 Annual Editor 4. Evelyn . . . long dark hair and blue eyes . . . loves charm bracelets, sleep, and shows . . . efficient editor of Gleanings . . . pet peeve: waiting for Avondale busses . . . dislikes guiet people, rainy weather, and getting home from school early . . . will be??? MARIAN HERTSENBERG C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Class Vice-President 35 Student Council 35 Bowling League 45 lournalism Club 3, 45 Gleanings Associate Editor 45 Annual Associate Editor 45 Choral Group 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Latin Club 45 Debating Club 4. l-lertz' ',.. fascinating blue eyes . . . curly brown hair . . . con- genial, smiling, helpful . . . thinks music of Guy Lombardo is out of this world . . . appreciates late orchestra practices . . . enioys herself wherever she goes . . . hopes to become a social worker, MOT NERC :S xjfq 513 5 Sv 5 f ees: Q 6 ER 4. 1 re, IME! E MARY LEE I-HRSCHBERG C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Masque and Gavel 45 Bowling League 3, 45 lournalism Club 3, 45 Gleanings Editor 45 Science Club 3, 45 President 45 Annual Associate Editor 45 Latin Club 4. Mary Lee . . . dark Curly hair and brown eyes . . . usually in a hurry . . . loves whole wheat bread and phrases made up of picturesque words . . . dislikes damp weather and end of six weeks . , . capable editor ot school paper . . . wants to go to college. MYRTLE HOESL C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Sbience Club 3. Myrt . . . eyes and hair of chocolate brown . . . sweet and amicable . . , likes camping out and curly hair . . , deplores going to bed , . . dreams of being a gay Senorita from down Mexico way. WILMA HOESL C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Latin Club 45 President 45 Bowling League 3, 45 lournalism Club 3, 45 Gleanings Staff 45 Choral Group 3, 45 Debating Club 4. W1lnia lean' '... lriendly, helpful, and lun-loving . . . warm gray green eyes . . . wavy blonde hair . , . loves to eat, sleep and act silly . . . infectuous giggle . , . always on the run . . . wants to go to College. S. if t i 9, I XM., ,.. cn... YE, X N .VW .4 , .., Ks f. vu na Q 5' 525 Q4 J . J 1 ,f Q BERNICE HONKAMP C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Bowling League 3. Bernie . . . tiny . . . blonde . . . hates nickname Squirt . . . loves dancing to music by Vaughn Monroe . . . everyone's friend . . . plans to be an airline stewardess. RITA MAE IAUCI-I C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Bowling League 45 lournalism Club 3, 47 Gleanings Staff 4, Choral Group 45 Spanish Club l, 2, 3. Reel . . . blue eyes . . . brown hair. . . always seen with Betty O . . . loves dancing and eating hot fudge sundaes . . . a talented artist . . . likes to read and play the piano . . . plans to attend business college. EDITH KALLMEYER C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 45 Bowling League 45 Choral Group 3. Duffy . . . beautiful naturally curly brown hair and brown eyes . . . all of 5-foot, 2-inches tall . . . loves dancing, swimming and skating . . . ambition: to be happily married. I '14 K Q 'I I rn no wal 2 111 W f MIM N 653 ff 'A - 4 IEAN KLEIN C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 47 Bowling League 3, 45 lournalism Club 4, Gleanings Staff 45 Circulation Manager 4g Choral Group 3, 4, Debating Club 4. Hleanne' '... wavy brown hair, dancing brown eyes and a charming smile . . . intelligent and friendly . . . idolizes double deckers and those debating trips . . . could listen to Miss Cox for hours . . . deplores dreary Monday mornings, rainy days and straight hair. ELSIE KLETT C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling League 4, lournalism Club 4, Science Club 4, Choral Group 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 4. A friend in need, typically ,describes our Elsie . . . lovely naturally wavy hair and blue eyes . . . dislikes late orchestra practice . . . fond ot food and sleep . . . wants to be a success in lite. ROSE MARIE KOLESA C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Bowling League 3, 45 Choral Group 35 Orchestra l. Beautiful black hair and shining blue eyes make a lovely picture ot Rose Marie . . . has a weakness for cars especially the Rocket . . . dislikes Bing and Margie's bragging about same . . . wants to own a convertible. if 54 MARY ANN KORB C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling League 4. Mandy . . . known to many as twin . . . loves dancing and all sports . . . admires pretty clothes . . . will make an able follower ot Florence Nightingale. MARY LGU KQRB C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling League 4. Moode . . . dark brown hair and eyes . . . always found with her other half Mary Ann . . . smiling, gay, care free . . . likes movies and sports . . . wants to be . . . MARGARET MARY KRAMER C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling League 3, 4, Choral Group 3, 4. Margie . . . takes life as it Comes . . . never worries . . . an ardent Crosby fan . . . loves riding in the Rocket . ambition: to be a secretary and live in sunny California. Efwfmyghkw 'R JfZ' : ' ss A 1' 6 I! 51 Hy 4 l EAN KURTZ C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Choral Group 3, 45 Bowling League 4. leanne . . . light brown hair and expressive hazel eyes . . . sews a fine seam . . . full of fun and always ready for a good time . . . an excellent sportsman . . . will make an efficient secretary. FRANCES LAIVELING C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Bowling League 3, 4, Science Club 37 Choral Group 3, 4. Friiiices . . . vibrant personality . . . peppy and fun loving . . . thinks Tabu, hot fudge sundaes and smooth orchestras are out of this world . . . Completes a happy trio with Marie and Cel . . I detests book reports and letter writing . . . future undecided. MARY PATRICIA LaPORTE C, M. C. l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling League 3, 4, lournalism Club 43 Science Club 47 Choral Group 4. Mary Pat . . . one ot our little girls . . . bright brown eyes and brown hair . . . likes Vaughn Monroe's orchestra and study bells . . . will make a most efficient stenographer. L Q.. 4 4 X i L L S J r Q 75 A ' i ffl is 4 A , V,-2. ,I , A 1 ' . J, A 1 , ef r'4f' s aff' 1 V V4.1 Q Q f ff' , , g x. 4 ,H ' 1.1: ' iw . 'S' .' gg PEGGY LOUDERBACK C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling League 2, 3, 4, Choral Group 3, 4. Peg' '... short brown hair and baby blue eyes ...K always smiling . . . likes jitterbugging and a good laugh , . . well known by many underclassmen . . . loves picnics and cutting her hair ...wantstobe... LENA MARTINELLI C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling League 3 4, Choral Group 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2. ' Lee' '... expressive dark brown eyes and black hair . . . loves gardenias, children and good times . . . has a strange liking tor bells . . . pet hates: Monday mornings and riding busses . . , wants to be everyone's friend. MARIAN MARTINI C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 43 Science Club 3, 4, Choral Group 3, Math Club 4. Our Marty . . . light brown hair and blue eyes . . . tun to be with . . . has a laugh all her own . . . quick to answer . . . likes playing 500 with Butch . . . will make an efficient nurse. X I 4 M 0THfR M ERCB Q E7 be ygf- f-I 4 ,n '35 IEAN MCGUIRE C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 43 Tournalism Club 45 Science Club 4, Glean- ings Staff 45 Latin Club 4. Mickie , . . blue eyes and light brown hair . . . favorite pastime: eating . . . has a passion for cherry sundaes . . . is an efficient sales lady . . . wants to be an airline hostess. MARGARET MEEI-IAN C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 47 Bowling League 4, Science Club 45 Choral Group 3. Margaret . . . smallest of the Class of '46 . . . shining blue eyes and light brown hair . . . a friend in need . . . likes swimming, movies and nights free from homework . . . wants to be . . . DOROTHY MENDEL C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 45 Class Treasurer 4, Bowling League 43 Choral Group 3, 4. Dottie . . . beautiful green eyes and light brown hair . . . has a wonderful disposition . . . forever collecting class dues . . . favorite pastime: eating, especially chili , . . ambition: to type 90 words a minute. .1 .'.' - L. .ray ?fFl'Qi sq iii-'V ir H. 1,-f 1.2 . 33 vi.: W. ' l 5 155' 5 var s. jf' v fa , I ' 5 I 1 . 1. . .iw J . f an X' I Q r vi, 'LM 5 ., K it , ,, ,emi CAROL MEYER C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 4, Masque and Gavel 3, 43 Secretary 4, Bowling League 2, 3, 47 lournalism Club 45 Choral Group 3, 4, Latin Club 4. Curly' '... wonderful sense of humor . . . beautiful shining brown hair . . . full of life and vitality . . . likes Sentimental lourneyf' and Tabu . . . received silver metal in drarnatics . . . hates hospital food and hats . . . quite undecided about the future. SHIRLEY MEYER C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Bowling League 2, 3, 45 lournalism Clulf 3, 4, Science Club 35 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4. Shirley . . . blonde hair and blue eyes . . . enjoys life to the fullest . . . loves all children, food and friends . . . usually found on a tennis court or baseball diamond . . . pet peeve: orchestra practice after school . . . yearns to be a successful secretary. BETTY MILNER C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Secretary 37 Student Council 3, 4, Bowling League 2, 3, 45 President 4, lournalism Club 4: Choral Group 4. Betty . . . her laughing blue eyes are friendly to all . . . likes good times and going to peoples houses . . . loves hep platters and iitterbugging . . . pet peeve: being called battle ax' '... wants to be happy. fr-,Ia J fv 4.,, UTHER wfca X '53 4 S .. ' H IEE! ALICE MITCHELL C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling League 2, 3, 45 Science Club 3, 4, Debating Club 45 Choral Group 3, 45 Latin Club 45 Gleanings Staff 4. Mitch . . . beautiful brown hair . . . tall and slender. . . interested in anything scientific . . . likes tall men, books and movies . . . hates to get up in the morning . . . wants to be? ROSEMARY MUELLER C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Iournalism Club 3, 45 Science Club 3- Gleanings Associate Editor 45 Latin Club 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4. Choral Group 3, 45 Annual Associate Editor 4, Debating Club 4. Rosemary . . . curly brown hair and blue eyes . . . majors in study bells . . . loves to talk and is forever upholding Bacon . . . has al passion for rose corsages and chocolate sundaes . . . plans to go to college. MARILYN MURRAY C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling League 3, 45 lournalism Club 4, Gleanings Staff 4, Choral Group 3, Spanish Club 4. 'Red' '... natural curly auburn hair with warm hazel eyes . . quiet but friendly . . . always ready with a helping hand . . . thinks book reports are night mares . . , addicted to banana splits and new shoes . . . ambition: to be a dancing teacher. . is ' . .V ' :N 4 Q53 'pity Y V., , . ' Li L .Q 1 4 vera MOT'-If W U R-I-glib. :Q ,Q 7 v' I-7 1 ly' fr ti bu VJ ,y MARY NIEHAUS C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling League 2, 3, 47 Choral Group 3. Mary . . . sweet as any name can be . . . wavy brown hair and bluish green eyes . . . tall, smiling, attractive . . . likes being the control operator in the Rocket . . . detests spinach . , , wants to be a secretary. MARGARET NIENABER C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Choral Group 3, 4. l'Margie' '... wavy blonde hair and shining green eyes . . . sweet, gay, happy . . . always in a hurry . . . possesses an infectuous 'giggle' '... has a weakness for Cornet Wilde and Frankie . . . hopes to be a stenographer. VIRGILA NIENABER C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 47 Bowling League 3, 45 Choral Group 3, 4. Virgie . . . beautiful blonde locks and limpid green eyes , . . has many friends . . . likes swimming, dancing, and study bells . hates writing letters . . . will be a success in anything she undertakes. S I 'q'iZ'9.f an 5 V if lelc fi S A A 'A X 'MB SYLVIA OBERNOSTHEIDE C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Sylvia . . . beautiful golden blonde hair and soft blue eyes . . . always seen with the twins . . . loves to walk in the rain and go to shows . . . pet peeve: homework . . . wants to be a success in life. BETTE OCONNOR C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Bowling League 47 Spanish Club l, 2, 33 lournalism Club 4. Bet . . . full of fun . . . always ready for a good time . . . pet peeve: being asked if she's Irish . . . devoted to the Navy . Reet's constant companion . . . plans to go io business college, .W 1. ka v ' . :I .x .. ei BETTY PUTZ C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Bowling League 2, 3, 45 Choral Group 3, 4, V Debating Club 45 German Club 3, 4. Lovely blonde hair and blue eyes paints a typical picture of our Betty . . . fond of movies, books, sports, especially bowling . . . expressed hatred for hats and gardenias . . . will make a wonderful social worker. L1 L ' 6' ' if in C 515' 3 W so MARIAN RECK C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 43 Class Vice-President 23 Student Council if Gleanings Staff 43 Orchestra l3 German Club 3, 4 -V President 33 Annual Staff 43 lournalism Club 4. Wavy brown hair accents our Marian . . . likes spring and chocolate eclairs . . . pride and Joy: president ol dumb club . . . favorite pastime: day dreaming . . . bigger half ot Roll n ReCk . . . always seen with Pat, even in the annual . . . wants to go to college. PATRICIA RCLL C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 43 Choral Group 3, 43 Latin Club 43 Bowling League 3, 4. 'Pat' '... definitely one of our little girls' '.,. charming per- sonality . . . has beautiful black hair '.., likes danping, swimming and chocolate malts . . . pet peeve: writing letters . . . Marian's Contant companion even in the annual . . . wants to be an X-Ray technician. DQROTHY RUSS C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 43 Auditor 23 Student Council 43 Vice-President 43 Bowling League 2, 3, 43 lournalism Club 3, 43 Science Club 3, 43 Gleanings Stall 43 Orchestra l, 2, 33 Choral Group 3, 43 German Club 3, 43 President 43 Math Club 43 Debating Club 4. Dottie . . . blonde hair and hazel eyes . . . has beautiful teeth . . . likes people, books, and Carrots . . . loves to argue . . . dislikes being called kiddo . . . hates rain and trips to the third tloor . . . hopes to become a Chemist. I 3 'f4 QE CVT fr. Q: Q: 'J IRE! MOTH S M90 xfq MELVA RUPRECHT C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 25 Class Secretary 4, Student Council 2, 4, Bowling League 4, Choral Group 3, 4. Light brown hair and eyes ot blue . . . that's our Rupie . . . loves sports . . . is a good bowler . . . noted for her burr . . . pet peeve: writing essays . . . dislikes the 8:45 period . . . wants to be a gym teacher. SHIRLEY SAUER C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Bowling League 2, .35 Choral Group 3, 4. Shirley . . . curly iet black hair and expressive brown eyes . . . loyal to Clifton . . . drooles over Glenn Miller recordings and Gregory Peck . . . pet hates: umbrellas and high heels , . .wants to be . . . BARBARA SCHAEFERS C. S, M. C. l, 2, 3, 43 Science Club 43 Latin Club 43 Orchestra 4, Choral Group 3, 4. Laughing blue eyes and beautiful brown hair . . . that's our Barb' '... pride and joy: St. Martin's C.Y.O. basket ball team and Queen City's new busses . . . loves lemon lime sodas and playing the piano . . . will make a wonderful nurse at Mercy hospital. lf 3. . J, l I . . gg g ff? to w ere li ft iii! J ME MARY ELLEN SCI-HRMANN C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Vice-President 45 Bowling League G -1 President 45 Gleanings Stall 45 Choral Group 3, fl. SCh1rrn . . . wavy brown hair with eyes to malvh ...X ilw.i-,' smiling . . , loves danring at Castle Farm and clothes, esrtevrill sweaters . . . favorite song: lt's Been A Long, Long Time' . wears Marine pin on her unilorm . . . wants to he a siicresa PHYLLIS SCI-ILAGETER C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Bowling League l, 45 St-ienre Cluli 2 4 Choral Group 3. 'lPhyl . , . nut brown hair and eyes . . . small anil slermle: . , has a winning smile. . . always founnl with lvlim and Dunph likes dancing, ice skating and Convertibles . . . dislikes rm x days and the country . . . would like to he a stenogranhei. ADELE SCHLECHT C. S. M, C. l, 2, 3, 45 Bowling League 2, 3, 45 Se-fretary 4' lylaffiiif and Gavel 3, 4 - Treasurer 45 Gleariings Stall 45 Choral Group .3 45 lournalism Club 3, 45 German Cluh 35 Sevretary 3. Dell . . , shining eyes and pretty clark hrown hair whiwh .Qhe wears in many styles . . . extensive dramatic alwility for whivh she received a silver medal . . . likes pretty Clothes . . . has .i strange fascination for Rods and Reels . , . woulrl like to li-1 ii red head. U 4 MER, 2 lv 6 cv i l E f-'H 'Hal MARY ANN SCHLINKERT . C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Secretary 35 Student Council 35 Bowling League 2, 3, 45 lournalism Club 45 Gleanings Staff 45 Debating Club 4. Slink' '... natural wavy blond hair and blue eyes . . . glowing personality . . . likes Star Dust, pickles and icing on cake . . . dislikes potato chips . . . loves black net tormals . . . aims to be a journalist. MARY IO SCHMEES C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Choral Group 3, 45 Student Council 25 Class Vice-President 25 lournalism Club 3, 45 Gleanings Staff 45 Bowling League 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. Hlosie' '... tall and stately . . . blue eyes and light brown hair . . . kind to everyone . . . loves picnics, and red hair . . . Betty's other halt . . . dislikes shopping . . . pet peeve: homework . . . wants to be happy. ELEANOR SCHRAND C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 45 Bowling League 2, 3, 4. Eleanor . . . light brown hair and shining gray eyes . . . wonderful disposition . . . has a love for candy and sports, especially baseball . . . always seen with the twins . . . would like to be a secretary. g ' f 1 LJ -1 9 - f Si . L 'L G ji G lj' if A 19 A n 55 'Ann 4 ' Naxos BETTY SIEBENBERGEN C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 4, Class President 3, Student Council 3, Bowling League 3, 4, lournalism Club 4, Gleanings Staff 4, Business Manager 45 Annual Staff 4, Choral Group 3, 4. Sieb' '... beautiful long auburn hair . . . iust the right height . . . likes mellow records, especially Woody Herman . . . hates running for the school bus . . . very efficient and businesslike . . will make an excellent secretary. NORMA SPECHT C. S. M. C. 2, 3, 4, Student Council 45 Bowling League 3, Glean- ings Staff 4, Choral Group 3, 4, French Club 4 President 4. Smiling, happy-goslucky Norma . . . friends with all who know her . . . loves good music and anything to eat . . . dislikes reserved people . . . wants to be a success in the eyes ot her father. MARY HELEN SQUIRES C. S. M. C. 2, 3, 4, Student Council 37 lournalism Club 37 Choral Group 3, 43 Science Club 4, Bowling League 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4. l'Mary l-l' '... chestnut brown hair and dark eyes . , . always jolly . . . likes to eat before going to bed . . . loves dancing, Perry Como and pretty clothes . . . always seen with Betty . . . upholds the lrish . . . ambition: to have long eye lashes. EE? mace: M K 'Q 2: V S 4 5 Y' 3 sr, 4 ' 6 ER ' fs, t l MARGARET STADLER C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 47 Bowling League 2, 3, 47 Choral Group 3, 47 German Club 3, 4. Margaret . . . dark brown hair and green eyes . . . friendly with everyone . . . likes Gregory Peck, tennis and sweet music . . . pet peeve: short hair . . . wants to have a little cottage in a valley. MARY STCDRCH C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 47 Choral Group 3, 4. Storchie . . . bubbling with fun and laughter . . . always a willing worker . . . has many friends . . . pet peeve: being called Red . . . especially fond of blond people . . . wants to be a second Florence Nightingale. RUTH VOLMER C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 37 Class President 47 Student Council 3, 47 President 47 Bowling League 3, 47 lournalism Club 3, 47 Science Club 47 Gleanings Staff 47 Choral Group 3, 47 Math Club 47 Latin Club 4. Ruthie . . . hair of honey brown and dark eyes . . . magnetic personality . . . intellectual, gay and charming . . . thinks Estrellita perfume is the one and only . . . possesses a pleasing singing voice to accompany her liking for music and operetta's . . . abhores hot fudge sundaes . . . wants to be a success. +.-L ' 4 J AUDREY WAECHTER C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling League 1, 2, 3, 45SC1enCe Club 3: Choral Group 3, 4. Archi' '... blue eyes and light brown hair . , . loves potato chips, study bells and shoes . . , fond of sports . . . Gerry's other halt . , . dislikes straight hair and waiting tor busses . . . thinks Star Dust is tops . . . wants to be everyones friend. MARCELLA WEDIG C. S. M. C. I, 2. 3, 4, Bowling League 4, lournalism Club 4- Gleanings Staff 4, Choral Group 3. Marcy' '... green eyes and soft blonde hair . . . intellectual as well as attractive . . . possesses an individual laugh . . . devotefl to the Navy . . . enchanted by Evening in Paris perfume and dancing . . . pet peeve: surprise quizzes . . , would like to be a stenographer. BETTY ANN WILLING C. S, M. C. 2, 3, 45 Masque and Gavel 3, 4, Bowling League 3. 47 Choral Group 3, Science Club 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, lournalisnp Club 3. Betty . . . lovely blonde wavy hair and blue eyes . . . likes sports and clothes . . . Mary H's other halt . . .dislikes to get up on rainy days . . . wants to be a success in lite Vac- I 55 ! MERCY 5 M 521' 3 v 4 IRENE WINDHOLTZ C, S. lvl. C. l, 2, 3, 43 Choral Group 3. NAI' '.,. sparkling green eyes with light brown hair . , . happy- go-luclcy . . . has a warm smile . . . possesses an attractive ward- robe . . . always seen with Rosie . . . loves to sing and dance . . . wants to be happy. JOAN WUBBOLDING C. S, M. C. l, 2, 3, 43 Class Vice-President 43 Student Council 3, 43 lournalism Club 43 Bowling League 43 Class Treasurer 33 Science Club 4, Gleanings Staff 4. Wiibbie' '... smiling, friendly and charming . . . warm brown eyes and shining hair . . . detests her first name and umbrellas . . . enjoys being with people . . . wants to be an efficient, private ecretary and then . . . AUDREY YATES C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3, 43 Student Council l, 23 Class Vice-President 13 Class President 23 Choral Group 3. Audrey . . . beautiful light brown hair and eyes . . . has darling dimples . . . always seen with Claire . . . likes long walks and writing letters , . . has a great love for the Navy . . . pet peeve: late people . . . wants to be completely happy. I ., 4 J? .4 l' L 1 X V r n 'ti' LIFLE DUEQOIZIZE Following the summons of her Divine Savior, lanie left us at the beginning oi our senior year to give herself completely to her Lord. lanie entered the Mercy Novitiate on September 8 and after completing six months of study she received her white veil on March l2. Although her smiling face and cheery voice is missed by all, we know that she has found peace and happiness in this, her chosen field. May God bless her always and grant her all the graces she will need to continue in her field and to always remain just, our lanief' Page 46 X Cfaaa gnfzofzffacgif While traveling along the new super-highway in this atomic year l959 your roving reporters gathered some interesting bits of information about the Class of '46 of Mother of Mercy high school, which is holding its reunion dinner this evening at the beautiful Shangri-La Room of the Plaza Terrace Hotel. As we journeyed to our destination in our plane-mobile, designed by Mary Lee Hirschberg, we could not help but notice the wonderful engineering feat performed in the construction of this highway. The eminent engineer Ruth Volmer with the able assistance of her two junior partners Marilou Dunphy and Marian Hertsenberg are the persons responsible for this stupendous task. A few miles down the road we observed the huge billboards designed by loan Fehring. She featured an advertisement of the chain of drug stores owned by Virgila Nienaber whose motto is, Pills For Your llls. Her chief pill makers are Betty O'Connor and Margaret Meehan. One of her stores is located in Rocketville the newest of the ultra-modern cities, perfected by Marian Reck and Elizabeth Dowling. The recently elected mayor, Ruth Herbe, and her councilwomen Betty Putz, Sylvia Obernostheide, Betty Berg, Marcella Wedig and Mary Pat l..aPorte, are conducting a spring campaign to raise funds for the erection of the new Art and Music Institute. This institute will engage such famous personages as Shirley Sauer and Marilyn Murray, tworld renown artistsj and Rosemary Bastian, the great sculptress. Evelyn Herdeman has been selected as head of the music department with Elsie Klett and Rosemary Mueller acting as her assistants. The concert pianist, Rita Mae lauch, will play Carolyn Dorrmann's Ebony Concerto for the black keys only, at the formal opening. Approaching the outskirts of Cincinnati we stopped at Schlecht's Super Market operated and owned by Dell Schlecht. Her employees are Mary Helen Squires, head cashier, Ginny Eppler, chief nut cracker, and Carol Meyer, in charge of the safe delivery of unbroken crackers. n As we neared the hotel, we were attracted by the beacon on the roof top which has been converted into an airfield for rocket ships. Designed by Alice Mitchell, these ships were constructed by the Kramer Silver Streak Spacecraft Corporation, whose president is Margie Kramer and vice-president is Melva Ruprecht. One of the ships, piloted by Miriam Carle, has just landed. lean McGuire and Bernice Honkamp, the stewardesses, are aiding the passengers in alighting from the ship. Among the passengers are such famous people as Margie Allingham and lean Cavanaugh, noted stage and screen starsg also Viola and Cecilia Gramaglia and Francis Laiveling, the notable dance trio known as Cy, Vy, and Fy. They have just completed a month's engagement at the Spanish Dallion Room of the Ambassador Hotel in New York, Stepping from the ship now is the former Cferry Foster with her famous archiologist husband, whose discovery of the Queen of Sheba's tomb has brought him into the limelight. Upon entering the spacious lobby, we were greeted by the hotel manager's wife the former Mary Schirmann, and were graciously assigned to our rooms by Betty Benjamin. Betty informed us that loan Wubbolding, the acguatic star, would appear at the Blue Marlin Pool. Before dinner, we attended the style show featuring Betty Willing, Mary Alley, and Betty Siebenbergen. All the fascinating clothes were designed by Mary lo Schmees, who has just developed a new fabric made from glass fibre. Mary lo has recently named Irene Windholtz her new head seamstress. Covering this affair for her newspaper, the Heineman Herald, edited by Ann Heineman, is Norma Specht. Her daily column Splashin in Fashion appears in seven syndicates. The famed cartoonist, Rita Brockhaus, is also here sketching caricatures of the celebrities present for the dinner. These drawings will probably appear in tomorrow's edition of the Herald Mary Ann Schlinkert, whose honey-colored hair has won for her national Page 47 recognition as the foremost model for Preen Shampoo and who appeared earlier in the fashion show, is now being photographed by Shirley Meyer. Her picture will adorn the next issue of Model magazine. With the dinner hour approaching, the guests have begun to move toward the spacious dining hall. The repast is under the expert supervision of Peggy Louderback, head dietician and Mary Ann and Mary Lou Korb, who have perfected a new beverage known as Korb's Kafineless Koffeef' which will be served for the first time at this dinner. Near the door a slight disturbance caused by the misplacing of Wilma l-loesel's reservation has just been settled. The waiter argued insistently but her persuasive powers soon won him over. With her experience as a debator on the question of the necessity of floating soap it was not too difficult for her to overrule his argument. Qne of the first to be seated at the table is Claire Brodbeck, wife of Lord Thaddeus Kanine, heir to the Kanine fortune. Accompanying her is her traveling companion, Audrey Yates, whose recent engagement to Phyllis Schlageter's husband's brother has been much discussed in society circles. Just entering the room is the staff of Mercy Hospital. The hospital staff under the competent supervision of the two brilliant surgeons, Mary Jane Graf, and Dorothy Ross, has recently been awarded the Nobel Prize for surgery. They are accompanied on this occasion by their secretary' assistant Edith Kallmeyer. Following the two eminent physicians is the group of nurses who distinguished themselves last week by their heroic rescue work in saving the trapped patients of the hospital when a terrific blaze broke out in one of the wards. Two who especially distinguished themselves are Marian Martini and Barbara Schaeffers. They came with Rose Marie Kolesa, whose jet-propelled saddleback revertable, enabled them to make the trip in nothing flat. Une tire was the only exception. After an inspection tour about the room we discovered there were a few vacant places. Upon questioning various individuals we learned the whereabouts of the five absentees. Rita Mae Butscha and loan Bigelow were unable to attend as they are on another of their round the world jaunts. When they return they plan to write a book based upon their travels. This should prove to be very interesting. Pat Roll the dancing star of the Cornfield Follies of 1959 now playing on Broadway, was detained due to the illness of her understudy who was to take her place for this evening. The all girl baseball team, organized by Mary Storch and Audrey Waechter, is on tour. This fact accounted for their absence. With the completion of the delicious meal the floor was cleared for dancing. Margaret Nienaber who volunteered to be toastmistress for the evening, introduced Lena Martinelli of the Metropolitan Qpera. She consented to sing the popular Nabannana Refrigerataf' Following her rendition couples gradually drifted on the dance floor and among the most graceful was lean Guetle dancing with her very handsome husband the owner of the Star Diamond Mine. She was wearing a lovely diamond tiara and necklace. Mary Niehaus is one of the happiest persons here. She has just received word that she has been named the sole heir to the Mackay fortune. Mary has been table-hopping telling her friends of her decision to donate fifty thousand dollars to her Alma Mater for the purpose of building a new wing. Over in the corner, Betty Milner, national athletic director of high schools, is discussing with Mary Espelage, her co-worker, the new procedure she has developed for gym classes. Her revolutionary idea requires no exercises for the class. The hour is getting late now and the crowd is thinning but there are still a few groups renewing old acquaintances. lean Kurtz, the vetinarian, is speaking with Myrtle Hoesl, whose horse won the Kentucky Derby. Seated at the table with them are Theresa Engel and Dorothy Mendel, personal secretaries to the president of the U. N. O. Over in the corner the hotel's bookkeeper, Margaret Stadler and her two assistants, Eleanor Schrand and iean Klein are tallying the evenings expenses. Since we are not mathematically inclined, we will now take our departure. We leave the future in the hands of these competent young women to shape and mould the world as they see fit. We are sure they will be a complete success. Page 48 faaf and Usafcznzznf We, the Senior Class ol Mother ot Mercy high school, in the year of Our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty-six, being of sound mind and body, and about to leave our beloved Alma Mater, do hereby solemnly will and decree all the cherished possessions which have made our days at Mercy the happiest ever spent to those who have been instrumental in making them so. ITEM I To Father Connell, our Chaplain, we bequeath the reading room and the senior religion class held each Tuesday in the auditorium. ITEM II To the Faculty we decree our appreciation and gratitude lor the education and high ideals which they have instilled into our lives. ITEM III To the Class oi '47, we bequeath the privileges ot our daily visit to the chapel, the joy ot receiving class rings, the pleasure ot publishing the school paper and annual and the exclusive use ot the lobby. ITEM IV To the Class of '48, we bequeath the joy and delight ot giving and attending the prom, the privilege ot becoming junior members ot the debating club and the excite- ment ot receiving class pins. ITEM V To the Class ot '49, our little sisters, we bequeath the privileges of becoming members of the bowling team, the right to use the east end stairs and the joy ot the Sophomore-Senior picnic. ITEM VI I, Mary Alley, bequeath to Vivian Rahe, my ability to reach the cash register in the cafeteria first every day. I, Marjorie Allingham bequeath to Doris Konkler, my presidency of Masque and Gavel, and to Betty Nemann, my love for chocolate marshmellow sundaes. I, Rosemary Bastian will to Marie Roden, the many good times I have had in I-Iome Ec. and in study periods. I, Bettiejean Benjamin, will to Regina Burdick, my ability to wear odd hair styles. I, Betty Berg, bequeath to Kathleen McIntyre, my love ot carrying an umbrella to school on sunny days. I, Ioan Bigelow, bequeath to Betty Backscheider, the place I never had in the second year French class. I, Rita Brockhaus, bequeath to Dolores McNeil, the privilege of saving the last seat in the bus for seniors only, and to Mary Lee Bogenschutz, my ability to miss the point in Civics. I, Claire Brodbeck, bequeath to Lucille Erdman, my place in Civics class. I, Rita,Butscha, bequeath to Loretta Blasch, my love for the sound of the 2:40 bell. Page 49 I, Miriam Carle, will to Marylou Merk, my place in Civics and my ability to swoon over Frankie. I, Ieanne Cavanaugh, bequeath to Ruth Gabriel, the many fond memories I hold of my dramatic lessons. I, Carolyn Io Dorrmann, bequeath to Helen Espel, my three study bells in the afternoon and my front row seat in all my classes. I, Elizabeth Dowling, will to Norrine Wessner, my knack of getting to school just when the bell rings. I, Marilou Dunphy, will to Dolores Helmers my discovery of Mt. Adams' tiny hills. I, Theresa Engel, bequeath to Eunice Kreimer, all the privileges of being a senior. I, Virginia Eppler, will to lean Wagner, my ability for always knowing someone that has permission to ride the elevator and accompanying them. I, Mary Espelage, bequeath to Dolores Huber, my ability to write poetry that doesn't rhyme. I, loan Fehring, will to Angela Peters, my ability to tell jokes and my further ability to get them. I, Gerry Foster, bequeath to lean Bernard, my love for shoes and long hair, and to Rita Daley, my love for I'll Buy That Dream, and the Marine Corps. I, Mary Iane Graf, will to Alberta Mentrup, the hours I spent craming for exams. I, Cecilia Gramaglia, bequeath to Dorothy Macaluso, my inability to hand in assignments on time. I, Viola Gramaglia, will to Virginia Gleason, my silver dancing slippers and my first row seat in all classes. I, lean Guetle, bequeath to Mary Grace Kiefer, my one lonely blond eyelash, and to Ioan Sewell, my reserved seat in front of Miss Cox's desk. I, Ann Heineman, do hereby bequeath to Marian Noelker, my countless Ancient History notes, and to Anita Le Tang, my love to talk during Civics classes. I, Ruth Herbe, will to Virginia Mueller, my love for the sound of the lunch bell. I, Evelyn Herdeman, bequeath to Mary Lee Niehaus, my large jar of rubber cement and my locker which was never empty. I, Marian Hertsenberg, bequeath to Gerry Gwen, my many nicknames and my very own privilege of leaving on the 2:30 bus. I, Mary Lee Hirschberg, will to lean Buller and Laura Scroggins, my task of climbing Mercy's steps and my love for rushing. I, Myrtle Hoesl, bequeath to Virginia Hoehn, the pack of gum I carry around in my purse every day. A I, Wilma Hoesl, bequeath to Rat Morgan, my prized possession as corresponding auditor of the Math Dumb Society, and to Ann Marie Reider, my quiet retiring nature in and out of class. I, Bernice Honkamp, bequeath to Ruth Redmond, my dislike for Civics, and my love for the bell at 2:45 P.M. I, Rita Mae Iauch, bequeath to Dottie Dourson, my special privilege of having three study bells every day and my incessant gift of gab. I, Edith Kallmeyer, hereby bequeath to Dorothy Keilholz, the last fragment of my Botany Wool uniform and to Mary Nerenberg, my navy blue socks, still in A-I con- dition. I, lean Klein, will to Peggy Fox, those wonderful debating trips to Hamilton, and to Helen Buttleworth, my love for filing class. I, Elsie Klett, bequeath to Claire Iacobs, my favorite desk next to the window, and to Adelyn Frank, my clarinet and my many General Science periods. Page 50 I, Rose Marie Kolesa, bequeath to Dorothy I-Ieyob, my parking space on the front drive. I, Mary Ann Korb, bequeath to Thelma Dagley, the privilege of replacing me as a senior. I, Mary Lou Korb, will to Florence Windholtz, my ability to keep quiet during classes. I, Margie Kramer, bequeath to Ieanne Bokenkotter, and Geraldine Schmees, my love for raw carrots. I, Iean Kurtz, will to lean Flournoy, all the knowledge I should have gained during my four years of high school. I, Frances Laiveling, bequeath to Margie Bach, my Elder cheer-leaders jacket and, my ability to give out with the Elder locomotive. I, Mary Pat LaPorte, will to Mary Agnes Roedersheimer, my favorite chair in Albers Hall at Xavier University. I, Peggy Louderback, bequeath to Ioan Suttman, my boyish burr and my ability to use a scissors. I, Carol Meyer, will to Mary Nickum, my pride and joy, vice-president of the Math Dumb Society, and my curly hair and nickname that goes with it. I, Shirley Meyer, bequeath to Shirley Zang, the many times I forgot my Friday morning music lesson and the many hours spent at orchestra practice. I, Lena Martinelli, bequeath to Ioanne Klei, my knack of never missing the Queen City bus, especially on cold days, and to Arlene Noth, my partiality toward gardenia's. I, Marian Martini, will to Lois Dietrich and Charlotte Wessemeier, my ability of always managing to get forty winks in classes. I, lean McGuire, will to Natalie Kemper, my blonde streak of hair to add to her beauty. I, Margaret Meehan, bequeath to Alberta Mentrup, Ir. A., my place in the morning English Class. I, Dorothy Mendel, bequeath to Elvira Berns, my love for walking in the rain, and to Dorothy Herbe, my knack of laughing at jokes that aren't funny. I, Betty Milner, hereby bequeath to Mary Louderback, my desire to row across Mercy's pond andto Ruby O'Brien, the remains of my beloved uniform. I, Alice Mitchell, do hereby bequeath to Edith Hirschberg, my ability to be out of this world at the wrong moment, and to Ieanette Schnur, my last study bell-the one I regularly attend. I, Rosemary Mueller, bequeath to Dorothy Gerhardstein, my weekly visit to X University and to Edith Geers, my height,and ability to play the flute. I, Marilyn Murray, bequeath to Elsie Owen, my wish to be 5-feet 2-inches tall and my love for eye-lash curlers. I, Margie Nienaber, bequeath to lean I-Iegge, my meager knowledge of Civics and my ability to catch on to jokes. I, Virgila Nienaber, will to Rita Marie Fuerst, my ability to work math problems, and my ability to tell fairy tales. I, Mary Niehaus, bequeath to Ioan Sperber, my worn saddle shoeswith the bright red shoestrings. I, Sylvia Obernostheide, will to Shirley Mendel, my love for study periods. I, Bette O'Connor, bequeath to Iean Ranz, my ability to talk myself into trouble and my inability to talk myself out of it. I, Betty Putz, bequeath to Mary Ann Poland, my special love for reading good books, and to Marian Schmutte, my ability to get to school just on time. Page Sl I, Marian Reck, will to Margie Bosse, my honorable office of president of the Math Dumb Society and my unconquerable habit of day-dreaming. I, Pat Roll, bequeath to Henrietta Timpe, and Betty Streicher, my unique ability to walk in sociology class late, and my knowledge of bookkeeping. I, Dorothy Ross, do hereby will to Margie Beller, my physics book and my navy blue anklets, and to Betty Mae Bauer, my height and my ability to miss busses. I, Melva Ruprecht, bequeath to Ann Ruth Murphy, my ability to visualize a report card covered with 95's. I, Shirley Sauer, will to Helen Kreimer and Lillian Leesman, my ability to wear leg make-up through rain showers. I, Barbara Schaefers, bequeath to Mary Rose Ericker, my knack for running after school busses and catching them. l, Mary Ellen Schirmann, bequeath to Lois Pellman, my ability to drive on the right side of the street and not up on the sidewalk. I, Phyllis Schlageter, will to Lois Carle my bowling average, with the hope that she will raise it. I, Adela Schlecht, will to Ieannine Dixon, my seat near the window in sociology class, and to Marion Lauch, my pleasant memories of the dramatic room. I, Mary Ann Schlinkert, bequeath to Elizabeth Iaspers, my ability to write with both hands, and my knack for coming into English class at IO minutes after 9. I, Mary Io Schmees, bequeath to Irma Ctte and Rosemary Schreiber, my blonde naturally curly hair. I, Eleanor Schrand, bequeath to Esther Iean Herbert, my ability to sing opera and to go on diets. l, Betty Siebenburgen, bequeath to Virginia Harmeyer, my love for Tabu perfume, and to Iacqueline Mistler, my love for cream colored convertibles. I, Norma Specht, will to Ioi Iackson, the privilege of holding the doors for freshmen and sophomores, and to Marian Einspanier, the love and respect I have for Mother of Mercy high school. I, Mary Helen Squires, bequeath to Sally Merrill, my love of three-inch heels and Moonlight Gardens. I, Margaret Stadler, bequeath to Ethelreda Strasser, my ability for writing short stories and to LaVerne Kuhr, my love for mystery stories. I, Mary Storch, will to Laverne Nusekabel, my infinite love for blue eyes and dimples, and my ability to laugh at the world. l, Audrey Waechter, bequeath to Ioan Fischer, my place as stage manager in the class play, and to Mary Lou Hillen, my love of Star Dust and my seat at football games. I, Marcella Wedig, bequeath to Marie Nieheisel, my ability to catch on to jokes. I, Irene Windholtz, bequeath to Bettie Gutzwiller, my love for a good time at all times. I, Ioan Wubbolding, hereby bequeath to Mary Zieverink, the privilege of dragging my size IO casuals through Mercy's halls. I, Betty Willing, bequeath to Pat Trefzger, my love for long hours of play practice and my infectious giggle. I, Ruth Volmer, will to Naomie Frey, my ability to laugh and to Lois Braeunig, my study periods. I, Audrey Yates, will to Peggy Koegel, my love for fourth year English and to Rose Marie Zahneis, my place at the first table in the dining room. Page 52 J Sr riix 458 Ji -q l 4 e 'v 'nf rv Q dl:-el 'fi' . 71.7-, 1' .LX jg.i.1.'f1' ,. -j-L 0 I, zf- N . , ...:,... - A Y, 1-7 x' 52 'Q-ahh W., 1,1-an A 9. ,.., ...,, - .. X 1 1 1 - r-,la is Lili i q--- ' --J. 'f-- - .' Q 1:1 uf -- -1-f 2- ,-f :NM M- . ,.,. .W - f,'f:, - Lu. ,. 'L 2 4 I 0 , -:px 'fl ...H . . . - H-wh.. fy :ij 1 Nhlv A -Wa , 1. W., . -. f ' ffl -N41-gtg' , f' ,,,, -, f '4 .1 'N' ig 4-L ' , I ! .qu-qv----f 57 x 9 - jj 0-dgi--.::f3tm mnNMw W, Q.,,,,,..,. ' 'A, 1 Q' ,. '-- ' .0 4' ' IFR! 'X ..... 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A 'X x - 2 ' f I a I fggyaggg LDIIGD Rv1H DALLHAQQQQ CLAIRE FRANK LUCJLLE KKMILKQ Jayti AIEUHHN INNALGV UISTYAI Handy 7-Mu-,y Qwgnn LA Msi 'iglgilkzxf X 'Xxx - A 5 ' L - 5 A , 5' S ' f H f 4 , . hx ' Q 'l .Q Q5 ,. Q Q QQ, :Q , Q QQ Q :.. gig QQ . . ' . wg,--F .. . . . .. Q 5 .Q Q . f,, 1 .55 . 1 tzzz - . Q , 1 , ' . 4 1 2 if 1 1 X ,. PAT uemenur mu A. F0EGlf El'-EEN vacygy mmyy Mangan 95111 uuru wmv u. nzcn Jaw anew: Lan: unuxhw S . - W- QW - . A v Q Q g . Q Q 7351, 1- A PS Mil? PC , .. QQ Q . QQ 3, Q :Q Q S9 ' ' , ' ' ji... H :. Q is 5 S Q QQ 'L K S K I 'K ' AX S 2 5 . X 7 , LQ ,Q Q PA-rss' vnu! JOAN UULLE uiQi fvQQ!rsfvZQffjQ Rl1A nzcqukn JANQFT SPEIUEK 'D ' . 5 .sw V f f 1 ' Q ' f - -s ' . ' i-FFS Q -2 Y . Q QEQQQ Q.QQ .Q G QQ 3 . . ... 3 'Q x QQ Q QQ Q Q .,,.. Q. 'Q QQ . QQ PAT svrcwr rmpxfn MICH Juni: Pinnmnrm I1 nofasr M7 FALLEN DE'r7Y onzvn LOI,C LINK .JEAN GLAIIER Q -U 1' 5 Q , ,,., 1 5 Q N- .15 gj j, .F QQ Q . Q. A Q: . X QQ QQ , Q. Q. .. Q1 QQ .Q Q . QQ Q QQ ,Q J' Q6 . g f ' ' ' ' A . Q Q . , . H Q Q Q QQ QQ Q Q gb 5 f ' f 1' , H ' gi g 2 , 3 1 . MARILYN LAVALL KATHLEEN AIIITWG MAIIAN law-Min Bucket WAGIIEK Ayzy 1A,5ER Jaycg' A413 JWQN FULLKR LM,,Ly,v DALMCIFNEK . . Q f A I f f ws s : Q , N 2 . -7 '9 5' if . Ei Q ' . . .Q 1. . Q -. . ' -- . ' 1 Q ' - ' . 1 .. H . nanny ESPELACEQ KOS! HELLNMW UWL f-U1-'1 Q MARILYN HE we Hun' wlss EL avr: mn Paw-nut nmmvrl Imuwzsr may A Yvlafz QQ Q , . W Q ' Q. . ,. I Q 4 Q. , Q . Q ' ., Q , Q. QQ 5- 5 ,Q 1: Q E. Q Q 'E ,Q S Q' ' Y r . -f N' 1 ' 'M '- ' 53 ' . ' iflf f. ----5 - g nl , ,. gf . 1 KS FUNNY FIWIY IIHAMIY KMIIUIQ JANE vrrcxsnu Mv wus 115 Han Ol-5 A 5 L R Al JEAN ns LQIIYG Absent: pdfI'1Cld Donnelly pdTI'1Cid Franke, VIVQIIIIJ Hcrikamp. STELLA WEBER 5 O . K x x 1. ' I 3.2: 'a gi .. ,T L ' , - . 3 L Q wx I MTH VHA MMS. 'TAN I BMILETY JEAV MEM ELLFM Grew-.zbjrrw c ' ' ' A' f .. v 5' Q' i ' 5 W A 3 I X ra Q .ag , 'a . ,lj ., , ., , , .E A 4 ' 1 H , f Run- XEEPMEK FZGCY 5auuLfNoElra1l PHYILAS DMLKNQR 0gL9gES ununili dmc: K,lE,,,yggq www K ,. , W ' 1 ' ? ' Q11 s ., ,. I 231 ' r f 1 Q ' 'YN X 'T 4:9 Ms A I I ,, , 41 , Q X X Mn, SWMMEL ,,,45m4A QW! JW' NEHHHVN 51,114 gpfymnsr JGANNE Dl5A5m1G Q , A 55? ,. My b .4 ' Q ' at ,Q ' 1 I I VflG l'4 H-'f 'J .mvm Ewsnuusx wanna unfmev ,My rgguzxrv gan .fcywfnfff Xi L U ' A . ,. 'J' I -, . L- QQ ,A,' . V . nga, , ,MIHIMA SCNNIOT Lf!-LYfEViI!fFL HT HEFFTRNAN Elma HUMMER GLADH JANHMS , 3 X J, - if f N , a x ., .. A, Q, f ,, ' f is . -3 I ' - , 1 f., .,., J ' E1 : I , sw ,4 K W? Ig, V .,. Jon, Mfcwnf wfmwm Lasacxfa mr Gzmuncf M55 Q1,M0,,iy -,MNAm,MM 1 ,six 4 11 ...ag va gg 'Q' V-Mi: rg . ,Q , Af wh 5 . QQ V- . A N Al 'X h Ufffr wmv: J-We LUCHJ Mmm azwer Maur Msuxunvs vwm .mwuw V Y - ,, F, ':- ' X - ' 5 , 8 -I w ? 2 .V 3 , I ' 2 A Q , ,. K L , ' ' , ,I 'Ji 1 R., HUMAN 5cumu1 AUMLY mozxnfes mmm Macau: MARILYN siren Page 58 f . L015 KABBLS .. Y . - ,- V E A I-I., 2' A h.4v M15ARTn E Y 'Ts , .f Hmuau ,wan ' , A ., if JUW KNGELMARU QV M! M h 1 X., 4 fl HANLY DAT7 ann Q55 il GC F am' , 595512 -Z R Unoifcs .turfnuz r441ff.:v ,wus Ar 5 5 E QC27, Q, Y S-1' V 'A 1 'fini L01 FAH t HAUJCK -.. as QT S ., v WM Scnymf, 19 1:5 A B V 1' ,.. Y .,., -sz I PMN HARRN' Ng A99 -N 5 1 ELAWP MNA! 5 'Q N Y.. Y UPN rmncau: 2 1 Y . up , my U A W ,,.. : . '- Q' V3 HHH Twnurd . x 'j Ti.-. 1 ' IS 55 SF' Ng Q1 K Us ' ' 1 Q E Mllslf VHATTGU iii i 5 155 ,, .-. . !P! m.N . .- . L' ,S E , K : V Q' 3 i s X PAT FEJJEA. ,ll ... . ' r .gt ' q v 2 f P A r K E 1 L 1. y , if y . L -P 5- N su Jaya: sz: :sup 5 F . 5 ..i , E. .,.: 1 4 annul znmulcf 49 N 5 Nw :I JANET MILLER Y? , sw X JANE HIDDENDURF' ,.wM,g4 ' x Q Q IISEHIBY VVSST sv , gk SDS Jw X K Cum. 5cuA1u1.e -A K, J, E li - 'fr Q 3 SS K if SX if X numyw vewsfnzy 'Z S I V TN M 0 S E fl af ? 1, .ugw mum E 5 X 4 :V 5 N .. , LW S PICKELHEINEK P- s f A 25 A w.,,:, IUSEMAKY MEIVDFL MAKJAKIE Koruna RISEHAKY TEMNIUG K 1 PHYLLIJ KH :ln-:LLA Q ,.:1,,.. . Q YS , x X Q X X.. USTTY Lek? mc HMV MIN L ,jplw gcfnhwlrf if 2 fy, ff , ff , 1' ..4.. M N ' l 2 ff ,ia Lnuru EAGLE C'ArnL vu mug . - 'Z' . E LLAA Roi!-X51 PiIE:.E.5g.,, gfi9f?5 C'i'M Q Qi if .5 f-Si x: TER ss A we Uma V V , .::, 5 - rf -5 N... ' ,xx . x. DAWN STROYEK x V 4 X. ,-VM 1 7-Naam-H Q? Q , 3 ,-Ig x L ,..,::e:' . ' 'K-x ., Joyce Raw Page 59 .gr 1 ,,,,3:, : L f ,,., an am: :vu Hill 13 ' ' ' R H' P ., SQ . .Qi 5 9 A 1 D a v L I K ' Mi NI V 7 -. X - Tin.: 'Z X lf? S X3 ,Q uvunsru Muni Q 7 TW Ev 1' - - M i f ' ' : .. is ' .1 5 YL VI A F :Y w U ffm-wmyvw X - - ., .- f .5 9,2 'W ai. NAIIOAMV NICKALAS - . ,-: ,z -N-: .:.A.: wx 5 E Q f Sgiiflfi ,aw Wi 4. ' A if X 5 CL Ami .Sc .WEHJEIZ HAIJIRIE lfemcgw ' wwsiemfclx ' QQ 2: ' X N ,, 3 . . s 1 . 1, g, , 'K HAKY MIN XKMIFT 50 Z . 2 gg wi :swan we-:K , , . .1 EL A 1 s r. L v M 2 N f ' ' if , ..,, , .. .. . Q 3 - L .JEAN vndoc uunmn 'I N . 3 34, X. : ,- X' In 'N wwf ss M AE O V' TE ix A,W,tf.,..f,,,K,.,,A,,A , ,A xx s if J? x Q ' 7 ,. 'aww ,W Q41 I . g f HAIJCRIE wisssmur ,M ,,., . ii , ..,., Q H I fl MJNICA PARP! , ,WM .. W5 . a 1 - '--' - , J . NAKTNA MILLER 5 ' fi f :f':1i:..: ix , UQ it Q l- 4 we 3, X 'f R X fi Quin Hasn Q , T ' I' I EQ if V P . F ,Muir mcnruvo w ' 5 I , wx . ki . DDRGTHY IKEIFEK .4 K 5? Q Q- 'sig NARY TIEHAN V X K FOIEHARY OHMEF 0' .. 'S 4 2 S Se 1 1 XX Q S MARILYN FRIEY-ICN 4' . -4 ,,-,,,' A-jj 1:3 ,, -Q .-4.-'IT'T'f 'T4' ' N ij 52 rr' -1-s--1 .- .' TK I . 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'IH-W 'W' Hm'.'..'1a, -' xNX,yx5 XKkki'l' UU' .iffff3l,1s..,1 xull' . ' f. -' s'KiiL..- ti ii C760 'Ulf GZTOLL 2 41 X fl1rexf'Tion of P'1'cv1H5smz' Imim I. FeQl1V11'1c1, H1vCMOr'dl f:r'cn1p' wx 41111 H11 for tluf N 1 cmd Ywar. Thr! MCVCV ' lWOI'lH1'FI9 wa alum K, . .' 4 S T S-f'I1LiSH1PflfiI!1W Of H1 C1mrl111m.x Carol fDICX1I'4iII1l1iVfA!'. fill Dvcvrllbfxrx IW fmnl H1-N WM Illxil WI rw 1 ruff My If'wEHIl'l'i1Ull Mm'f'f+ IU sr' Hf svhool f-1L1f5Hm'1l11x1. PQVJP r , immc1H1e ye1f11'se-vwrdld0l1c1l1Tfl1lmmf'fI11OyfibIe1r'+f1Cih1ls wm'+Ac'1ivl-rr. 'Hn E 'IHII1 if Dzcgaafia Through the cooperation of the members, and the untiring efforts of Sister Mary Bernard, RSM., Mercy's orchestra is one of which we can all be proud. The out- standing performance of the year was given at the first annual musical concert which was presented on Sunday, March 24. The orchestra personnel is as follows: Director: Dorothy Gerhardstein Violins: Mary Bigner Esther lean Herbert Dorothy l-leyob Shirley Meyer Rose Marie Murray Cellos: Patsy Bigner Linda Marstall Double Bass: Ellen Gerhardstein Flute: Rosemary Mueller Clarinets: Dorothy Espelage Marian Hertsenberg Elsie Klett Monica Pardi Peggy Schellenberger Carolyn Smith Saxophones: Dorothy Keilholz Jeannette Schnur lanet Miller Trumpets: Marilyn Tallen Rita Bechtold Trombone: Mildred Espelage Percussion: Ruth Ballhaus Frances lanz Piano: Marilyn Meyer Barbara Schaefers 'WVQ i i i felt to Right: loan Burns, Auditor, Mary Ellen Schirmann, Vice-President, Ruth Herbe, President, Margie Bosse, Secretaryg and Alberta Mentrup, Treasurer. CT A1 JM. C Although the nations ot the world are disarming, the ever prepared Army ol Youth at Mother ot Mercy has once again unturled its banner ol blue and white and under the protection ot our Heavenly Queen, the C. S. M. C. unit has experienced may conquests and realized great objectives. With Mary, Queen ot the Missions, as our advocate and guide, we have endeavored to give both spiritual and material aid to home and toreign missions and have taken an active part in the annual C. S. M. C. oratorical contest. Through the untiring ettorts ot our Mission officers, the unit has made great progress in giving both material and spiritual help to the missionaries who are laboring tor souls in all parts of the world. Page 64 Student do Luzci Student government in the torrn ot the Student Council has seen its sixth year ot successful operation at Mercy. With Ruth Volmer as President, the Student Council has regulated class activities and has assisted in entorcing school regulations. The Student Council is composed ot the otticers ot each ot the classes. Honorary members include the president ot each ot the clubs organized at Mercy, the C. S. M. C. president, and the editors ot the school publications, Page 65 giglzf Clam In fvlllss, X'Vl1lC'll flux 4. ..,v - 1' 1 ,:.llls1ll'lc'1lclll IO lfs lllltli- :1llyvl'l'vlslclll uf t-r Mmly Rf3SIllll,R.S.M 1 llllvl- fJI'OV9Qi ll wlllllolllll llhllliy lx ls OL'L'llE11OI1S by 'lll.:, l .1WllI'C!t4 lll rolll fill! lfll vfllll'-als. Pace ESU 5 Maui: cfljoonz MF1l'CY 15 livlrlllri fl? Elvin lllll l +iiepfll'flllwlll lllldwl' Hll-l -llllwllf fll Swim' IVIHIY Hf1l'l:.ll'lf H59 M Till- Q!lll7YIH+AIif wlllvl. lllll fllfrllwils 15 :3OLl!. rwllan-li llv H slllllflllls pls fllffv' ,fllwlll llllll X livfiIQ7f,7YhQl1T'5 il, llsl zfvllllrlllll 1 Sllflwll ll:l'cllll.lf lrtf l'l.llll . ll-1TlcfRlcllll: Alix'-llll Mr'I1lIl l Dnlwllly' H:-ycllw .1I'! Url'-ll' R 1'-lllfllllwlrflll. Bella fin? The pro's and con's ot the subject have been presented and we tind Mercy's debators once again prepared tor discussion. Under the direction ot Miss Mary Burns, the debating club was formed and received admission to the Greater Cincinnati Speech League. For the first semester compulsory military training was considered and during the second semester national health insurance was discussed. Mercian's showed their debating ability by taking part in the tournaments which were held at Hamilton and St. Xavier high schools. Page 67 1511111 llww1l111+1ll11sI11-111ll11111s:1111111'lf L1 ls 11 , l111w lm y1111 Sfllllll lllrll 11111111 . ' 'C'Ul1, H1111 11 1l1-111!l 'l'l111s1'1 luis ml 1f'1111v1a1'911' '1111 1-.1111 l111111l1111' 1'1'i1'1s IF-Slllllll lI'U!Il 11 '111111l- 15 1111sl11, llllll' 1:11111'1ls, 1111ll1-qs 111111 1 H1 1111111111 stall. 55111 l111111:l l11'1111 CU1'lc1l1e'11 ' l1:1w fl1:s11111r11ll1-1lt.11111I111L'111111f111111l111 11Q11111 H 1l111111111111 .1 111-V1111111-lv1'1111'f ll'll' 211 11'11ly11111 :41'l11111I 111'l1v1l11+. 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Page 68 OLL'Zllu Lilll The Io11r11al1wm Club l1aQ Q1111sl1ed 111a11y bUdCllUQ 1ou111al1Q'1Q qumt lcr wr1l11111 Under the slude-nl 111a11ac1Q1111111 ol Mary L99 H1r'2Cl1bQ1C1 111e21r1be11Q ol llil 111111 l1ciVi sought lo make the sCl1c1c1l 1Ud1VtI 1111111 allraCt1v11 and 111le1eQl11111 Il 4111111111 Wllfxr lm Illfl ml tl wr ' more a1'l11:lF-5 lo 'Lwle111111111s Q 1111 1 for IdIl6II1lUt rsl11p. c ora EdC'lW ecl1t1o11 mobs tc 1 11' .'.', 11. ass1q11111e11l slwel is 11c1s1111l 111 tl11' Q1' 11111 library and Gdffll 1116-111b1-11' Ol lllf' 1'l11l1 s11111: l1er11ar111Dt01l1e dFllC'lf-1 slug w1sl11- s 111 w1'i111. ,LQ l'ZcL'ZL Mr-inJy's titvi'5n'y wtiereb every student spends many ieisim-i tioiirs wliwttwi' doino r'oIoi'i-iicw work or nieroiy soo-kind ploasiiro throuoti reading, is Q1 source of iiiterest and Iwnnnio tor tilt, tlonswd on its shetves yon will tind many excitind novels and iiiystewios witti wtiicli to pass yoin' spare moments and much vdiuabte information may also tw ciiiiiwit noni its wide variety ot wtelreliico books oi which Mercy is very proud, I5 ttioiw any better' way ot ttonorino Qin' Lord than tty reddino His divinw words and tedctnnos? Yes, these- too are found in the inany religious books and drtifles which ine always at out' disposal. Pace U9 Cgiifliifi One ot the most intriguing and adventure-some courses ottered at Mercy is client- istry under the direction ot Miss Mildred Fischer. Here budding scientists tind an outlet tor tlieir urge to experiment and exploreg here students acquire a useful knowledge ot chemicals. Bio oily Fascinating, captivating . . . two words which very well describe tlie biology classes conducted by Sister Mary losepb, RSM. Lectures, charts and true to lite models aid in developing a better understanding ot the mysteries ot lite and ot tli. power ot God in His wondertul creation. K7 , 01725 Ccofzolncci For the girls interested in domestic arts a course under the direction ot Mrs. Marjorie Brown is given in cooking and sewing. Halt the school term is devoted to cooking, while sewing is taught the second semester. A Christmas tea was given by the members ot the class. All the refreshments served were prepared by the students ot home economics. QUE iici What makes it work? Many senior Mercians tind the answer to this question in a study ot physics under the direction of Sister Mary Albert, RSM. With a well equipped laboratory at their disposal students tind their interest growing trom day to day. f OM,TZ,LlZ EQ, CLS Yes, Meroians love Sports, but they really enjoy the sport ol gueensn bowling. Under the student management ol Mary lo Schmees and Adele Schlechl the Teams in the league mel each Monday and Wednesday at Waltz's howling alleys. The Teams were made up ol sophomores, juniors and seniors' freshmen were permitted to .lvl as subslitules. liveryone emoyegl the afteresohool games for they provlded opportunihes for lVlffr'vianS lo get together and lo know their fellow students. The bowling league lllml muvh lo increase The line spiril ol Cooperation and friendship which prevails ,al lVlf Y'l .V. Page 72 Pivtiireft Lett to Right Se-atswti Mrs. I. Haiick, Mrs. F. R. Tape, Mrs. O. 1. Bistfhcitt. S'C1Iix.i1liQ' Mrs Konkler, Mrfr. H. Mueller, Mrs. C. F. Steinme-fx, Mrs. S. Korte, anmt Mrs. H. Frtitike. Jflofflm' CM? izzfgau I J 'zou Pictured Lett to Right: Front Row, Walter I. Klayer, Carl Steinrnetz, S. A. Korte. Second Row, Harrison Wall, Ray Konkler, H. Heinemann, Absent when picture was taken, A. G. Koeqel, Frank Tepe, cxylcuziig Tlw mosi recelmtly organized Club ai Merry is under the direc- hcm of Miss Esfhevr Fuciio, Spanish if-facilwr mmf! is open to second ysar Spanish Students. x7t:fzcfi ' 1 'A.' A Jinx 22311 Iwi! fm Iyer. 4fWl'!F'IlTS :vis TM' X:'mrz11u1!1v'11 X Ill'-' I'f Iw,'iQ fffziv U11 I-rs mtl yxivtvg lil-.1 '.'.'r1TTfrz 1:1TM+1!.mw11z.n1 QWHHH ri' f 1l1Mwl:w'zlwt Hill fx x HN- KJ' fsc'11'T'v If w5e f ll Ami 1 OSS. QISTHZLIIJ 1111119 X: 0: 111' gms! tw- yf Lars wwf. xrlllyv IS rzmiwx the ixwvizrvxz - T HIST' 1 Mum -i'1-1 illxcif I' T111 s11gfrx'1f41ff 'ff Iwlk'II Mlf lilfill lin tillilitilioii with the Nfitioiidl W, , liiiiior tltissival leqidiit--, the t w l ipiitiiif-Iltie l.tit1ii Cliilv was oicqiiiiiftwl tit Mercy lor students tiidyiiici third iiiid loiirtli year l iliii. :Science Witli the woiiiliiiifitioii ot the iiiiiior timid senior science iiieiii- lwt rs, tlif- svieiive uliili, wliieh is iii lt-r tliv lvficlei'sliip ot Mary Lee St'lll7ttI'K1,WcttSOI'QdItll'Ttl'LllOlUI'll1Pl' iiitert-st iii svivritilicr iiititters. ellufli CLE The McAuley Chapter ot the NationalMathamatiosHoiiorSoc:iety tor Secondary Schools was iiiauqu- rated at Mercy with much ceree mony. Under the leadership ot Elizabeth Dowliriq, the club is com- posed of tive members and eleven pledges. E , 'zunzufcci Masque and Gavel, the dramatic club at Mercy, has grown from its infancy tive years ago to the present time when it can be proud ot twenty-three active members. The members can also be proud ot their director and guide, Sister Mary Carlos, RSM., who is responsible tor much ot their success. The club's first production ot the year was The Ghost of Rhodes Manor, a scene ot which is shown below. This mystery comedy in three acts, was presented on November l2 and l-4. Pictured above is another scene from the play Ghost ot Rhodes Manor. The scene shown below is one taken from The Summons ot Sarielu given in observance ot National Drama Week, February 6. t H m1f'.1rm 'V t att- laniily a i ' at t-re with gli i lfficttdlif K: wiht i Beth Aniy lo i i i lVl 1 i Petit- twin A dit 67121.15 Withoiit the untirind assist- ance Ot the stade Crew, tht- presentation ot the senior class play, Little VVonien would not have been possible, nor would it have hewii sncili a Grand success. The wdrk ot the Stacie crew not only upheld the line spirit ot the Class ot '46 but also Mercy? traditional dramatic' presentations. Paine 78 lpflu Much lo tlu-A mrmgexnent of M.-nwnew, we find the tom' slshws1'eHl1em'sinc1Hwn'd1nn1dl y f'l1l'lstr1msplc1y,dlmwnwrsmlml noln ACT I, Scene l. E Page 79 Two vw-y lcwnblx' c'l1n1uc ' ters, Aunt March and Aunt Caroll, nmlw life-Avkwywxc i11nc1 for The Mfiwlu S1SfHI'S ns vvv rwdcllly new bv tlns so-Arun III Ad HI. fjilllf- Cylioiui A new lealure ol the class play was lhe semi-Chorus whneh perlornieijl between the acts ol The play ilsell. Numbers whieh were included in their program were: lOld Folks Al l-lonief' 'fleanie Wiili The Liqhl Brown Hair, Polly Wolly Doodle and lm Always Chasino Rainbows. The members ol The Chorus were: Claire Brodbeck, Marian Herisenberd, Elsie Klell, Franees lfiivelino, Peqqy Louderback, Marilyn Murray, Carol Meyer, Viroila Nienaber, Shirley Sauer, Mary Ann Schlinlcerl, Norma Speelil lrene VVinull'iolf, Audrey Yales, and Barbara Schaelers, accompanist. . ., 28711 lell lo lQ1qlil:Fiif'l How Mury Alley, Belle O'Connoi Mary Svlmiinunn and Mnrdarel Meehan. Seumiil Row Belly Berg, Belzy 'Nillirifi Belly Milner, and Mamie Kriirnei, Third Row, Dorothy Ross Mary Helen Squires, Mary le Svhrnees and Mary Niehaus. Fourlh Row Sylvia Qbernoslheide, Rose Marie Kolesa, Marqie Nienaber, and Bernice Honkamp. r cgcgoof fafsncfcuz gm 7945-46 SEPTEMBER 4 Labor Day 5 Opening Day ot School 7 Four Mercians Enter Mercy Novitiate 26 Initiation of Freshmen 27 lunior Town Meeting Tryouts OCTOBER 1 Teachers Meeting 5 Practice For Marian Day 7 Marian Day: St. X. Fieldhouse 8 Marie Houston Entertains Student Body lO Debate With St. X. luniors 1 1 Debate With St. X. Seniors 12 Columbus Day---fMasgue and Gavel Initiation 19 Seniors Participate In 1t's Fun To Learn 21 Alumnae Tea 24 Mission Day NOVEMBER ' 1 Feast of All Saints 6 Shakespeare's Winter's Tale Reviewed 7 Debate with Hamilton 9 Ghost ot Rhodes Manor seen by Freshmen 13 Ghost of Rhodes Manor Presented 14 Victory Bond Rally 16 Assembly for 1unior's Victory Corps Exam 18 Mother's Club Card Party 19 St. Cecilia Day Recital 22 Thanksgiving 23 Holiday 25 McAuley Circle Meeting 27 Rev. lohn H. Antony Speaks to Math Class 29 Victory Corps Examf---Mother's Club Meeting 30 Alumnae Card Party DECEMBER 3 Sister Mary Borromeo, O.P., Addresses Student Body 5 Father Witzman Speaks to Students 8 Holyday of Obligation 13 Science Talent Research Test Given 15 Annual Masque and Gavel Xmas Party 16 Grade School Xmas Party 19 Christmas Carol Program 21 High School Xmas Party 22 Dorothy Ross Participates in 1unior Town Meeting IANUARY 2 School Resumes l 1 Holiday 12 Speech Tournament-Hamilton High School 21 Exam Week 30 Chickasaw Chief Entertains Student Body .Alcgoof Uafsndaz qjoz 1945-46 6 7 8 11 13 14 15 17 18 21 22 26 1-2-3 5 6 8 9 10 12 13 14 16 17-18-19 21 24 26-27-28 29 30 3 4 5 10 ll 14 21 24 26 27 3 8 10 11-12 19 30 31 4 6 7 FEBRUARY Drama Week Play Sociology Lecture Mercy-Elder Dance Latin Club Tours Museum Pictures Taken tor Annual Movie- The Sullivans Pepsi Cola Scholarship Test Father's Night Masque and Gavel Initiation C. S. M. C. Dance Holiday Confirmation MARCH Class Playf Little Women Debate at St. X. Ash Wednesday Rehearsal for Mass ol Girls Week Scholarship Test Spring Concert Sociology Lecture Latin Assembly Father Walter Speaks to Student Body Competitive Scholarship Exam: O.L.C. Forty-Hours Devotion Biology Tour Grchestra Recital Retreat Oratorical Finals at Mercy Alice Mitchell Participates in Hlunior Town Meeting APRIL Freshmen Play Oratorical Eliminations: O.L.C. Debate with Hughes Lecture Installation of McAuley Chapter of Math Club Oratorical Finals at Music Hall Easter Movie: My Friend Flicka Ballet Reviewe-Arbor Day Speech Tournament: St. X.eeMath Colloquium MAY May Crowning Movie: Alexander Grahm Bell Mercy-Elder PlayffOrientation Day Mercy-Elder Play Mother's Club Card Party Ascension Thursday lunior-Senior Prom . IUNE Freshmen-Senior BreaktasteClass Night Sophomore-Senior Picnics Graduation: St. X. Fieldhouse Rev. 'llhomas Connell Alherta Zimmerman Vivian Kallmeyer Ruth Beumer Aurea Schroeder Mrs. Ioseph Schrand Edith Kallmeyer Alr. and Mrs. YVilliam Kallmeyer Aliss Virginia Huth Alargie and Ioan Rothan Miss Alarilyn Kreutzer Bloemker XVallpaper and Drape Shop A Friend Mary Hoflier Nlildred Yvessels Mrs. YVilliam VVedig Nlargaret Stacller A'lrs. Al. Behrens Mr. and Alrs. Eugene Butscha, Sr. Mr. and Alrs. Eugene Butscha, Ir. Rita Butscha A'lr. and Airs. Ierome V. Mendel Mr. and Alrs. Theo. Hagen Dorothy Mendel Mr. and Alrs. Herman Ritter Aflr. and Alrs. Albert Yvitte A'lrs. Iosephine Owens Aflr. Ralph B. Kenross Tuerclfs Pharmacy Betty Ann and Ieanne Bernard A'lr. and Alrs. Aiichael I. Martini Miss Rita Mae Iauch Mrs. Elmer G. Iauch Miss Mary Alley Miss Pearl Gels Mr. and Airs. George Mrs. Mary Orschell Arthur Neiheisel Mrs. Wieghaus Ianet Wempe Mrs. F. Cavanaugh and jeanne Major and Mrs. William Hesselbrock Mrs. Amelia Geis Robert M. Schirmann, Coxwain S.'Sgt. and Mrs. Chas Schirmann, Ir. Mary Ellen Schirmann Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Schirmann Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ries Melva Ruprecht Gels Pelham Afliss Ioyce Faller Patsy Lou Yvillc Mrs. F. Pund Mr. and Alrs. Ralph A. Carle Aflr. and Mrs. lack Dunphy Alr. and Alrs. YVm. Dunphy Grace and Margie Rack Mr. and A'lrs. Louis Hoesl Marian Hertsenherg A'liss Bernie Alack Mrs. A. Hertsenherg A'liss Claire Stautherg A'liss Rita Brockhaus Dolores Helmers Mr. and Aflrs. A. Schlinkert Aliss Alary Engel Mr. and Airs. Iohn Engel Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fendler Miss Elizabeth Engel Mr. and Alrs. Iohn Baus Mr. and Mrs. Iim Schlinkert Mr. and Airs. lohn Bromes Miss Shirley Yeager Annie Brielmier Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Kramer Bettie Gutzwiller Miss Edith Geers Carol YNuhholding Dorothy Ross Schulz Shoe Repairing Ioe the Tailor Mr. and Alrs. Iohn Berg Ioanne Klei Ioe and Virginia W'iel Ioan Wluhholding Miss lean Klein Mr Mr . Carl C. Mentrup . and Airs. F. Obernostheide Mr. Mr. Lt. Aflr. Mr. and Airs. H. Sauer and Alrs. Iames Ellis and Alrs. C. G. Clift and Airs. Frank Roberts and Mrs. Picadio Mary Lee and Edith Hirschherg Mr. and Airs. L. Hirschberg Mr. and Airs. Ioseph H. Mueller Miss Norma Von Holle A Friend Page 85 ,IIAIAVA -' .. I .. .. 0llII LADY 0F CINCINNATI 00I.lEGE IZIINQFFIQ-ff -f ll a!nuI llflh x :A 1 'RN' V+ Q .Q W ,gy fa- :f1,:.:,, Q, A Four-Year College for Young YVomen under the direction of the Sisters of fwercy of the Union Province of Cincinnati Good telephone service requires more than instruments, wires and central otlice equipment- more even than operators, linemen, engineers and installers . . . it also requires the thoughtful cooperation of the men, women and young people who use it. Short conversations, courteous sharing of party lines, Imeing sure ot' your numlmer lmefore calling, and similar practices are essential to good telephone service. Nve in the telephone industry are constantly striving to provide a high quality system to serve the needs ol' our community, Imut the degree of satisfac- tion the service affords depends much on how it is used. THE CINCINNATI AND SUBURBAN BELL TELEPNCNE COMPANY 8 gilt! Ill! 'QI X 55' m Q2 2 Z F 9 'Q ' ' 'tn as in I Waltz Bowling Lanes I-I NEW' :NIR-CUNI5I'I'IUNIfIJ LANES 5526 HARRISON AVIQNUIQ .NIUntana 0300 Page 87 LYUIIIIUII-lIIt'll I.-' Ql- Tlwe Morris Machine Tool Co CINCINNATI 3, OHIO JO JO'S TAVERN iff Spec1'al1':e In llalfan Spa'aflzll1 ' Located I0 .Wiles North of Cincinnati on R1-:Ao1Nc: ROAD Phone: Glxndale 626-I Page 88 Sanzone-Palmisano Co. I PII .,.1 es- sw.-Q -PArlcway35-15 E 'Iwackacnmy 5204 R6t'Klit'6l'. l1lll, n ,'..- 1,-,'1m10f..- FRUITS AND PRODUCE N w S. ln. CORNER SECOND AND PLUM STS. CINCINNATI, c,HlO GEDRGE KLEIER IEWELER llianmmir - lf'alvl1e.v - Jewelry 3507 HAIQIQISON Avi-3. MOntana 5870 Opposite Olivette Open Mon., Fri., Sat. Evenings till 8:50 Formerly at Freeman near Liberty lim! lV1'.vlIc'.-' The Kirk 81 Blum Mfg. PLANT EQCI PM ENT D EPAR'I'Ml'IN'l' Go. Dust and Fume Control Systems Cooling Systems for Glass Plants Ventilating and Air Conditioning lnclustrial Drying and Baking Ovens MANUI-'ACTURINO DEPAR'I'IvII-:NT Special Sheet Metal Products lwachine Bases. Pins, and Guards Tanks, Electrical Enclosures Cab and Body Stampings F.-XBRICATING DEP.-XRTMPINT Sheet Steel and Light Plate W'ork Stainless and Aluminum Fabrication 2858 SPRING GROVE AVENUE CINCINNATI, OHIO C0 m p ffm en Lv Qf The Mather of Mercy uthers' Club Page 89 Van Dyke Studios PHOTOGRAPHliR'S OF M, M. H. The John J. Radel Go. H xcwlu' I. RAN-:1,, l,l't'.l'l4dt'IIf llun' fl Half c't'l7flll:ll Of 10111-fflfll! Sw'v1'1 FOUR MODERN FUNICRAI, HOMES 652 S'l'A'I'li - WAlmsh 0365 -H22 G1,l+:Nxx'.-xx' - XVAlmsI1 45lf2 1 5 Y x 1 Y i x i i i Y DIAMI IND - PI,.VX'l'lNL7M IISWICLRY Edw. H. Wubholding Fifi I1 Flunl' 8ll llmfrc S'1'1er-im' CINl'INN.'X'I'l 2. Ummm F. 81 N. Motor Go. AL7'l'O AND 'l'RL'L'K l'AR'I'S .Spm'n1fz:mf Ar'!'x'l1't 2130-38 Svmxcz Gxeowi .-Xx'rfNL'ri X .. . 4. . , ' . 822 YORK' NEWPORT - Cohmial 856 o 40.50 .1oN1c.0Au.m Ron, NURXKOUIX 1 1005 MADISON, COVINGTON Hlfmlock -H85 3 o o Page cv0llI,U!l.lllt'l1f.l' Qf A Friend C'0lIIfIfl.l7lf'I7f.n' of Hudepohl Brewing ompany CINCY'S FINEST' Y i I Bchrl IfV1'.rfI1'.r I0 Ulf' cwlI1.n',O' Qf' '46 Mother ol Mercy Academy Alumnae Association P1'v.--him! ...,,,.... Aumz r-:Y XVAL'I'ERS C 0r1'r.vponazfrbrr-0-Sm'1'flnlQr1 . . . IRAN FOCKE v'l'l'17.l'lll't'l' ,......,.... R U T11 D ELAN r- H I '1'm'-Pm-'1'def1l ...... B1-:,x'rR1C1c ARL1Nc' 1eFl'0l'l11.I1.lJ ngf'l'l't'flIl1lf . IOAN SCHUERMANN aflldllffil' ,..4 . . .ANAIIRIUM S1'.-xU1'ls1-:RC cwl7l71,l7f1.Illt'llf.V :ff 0ur Lady oi ercy I Hospital A IWARIEIWONT Page 91 Cw0n1pf1'n14'11l.r N of 'A Im,-f',.v ,1 lnryym-,rf-.f Westcwer Dry Cleaners u a BRmc:r:TowN ROAD Edward 0. Grngerrch n THIC MAYOR OF CHICVIOT Montana 0106 The Richter Transfer Go amz' Richter Concrete Corp. aft I. C. l.1.L'cr1 li. F. IALTCH CTIIIIIPIIIIIIFII 1.-' Qf Bettie Jean Benjamin Page 92 Lun1pf1n1rnl,v Qf' JUNIOR B L UHIllFfIlI1r'lIfJ' JUNIOR C L 'lU,1lUi1AlHI'l1lfl' ffl SOPHOMORE A Lwnn1pl1'1m'11l.1' :ff SOPHOMORE B C mzlpfznlrrrlm SOPHOMOR E C C wllllvfzfzlwllm H X. FRESHMAN L nnzpfznzmll.-' H FRESHMAN I. , . C nnlpfmzwllm nf FRESHMAN A B C Page 93 Your .x't'l:l1lIf70l'lI00tf Gzlrzlye TOM'S AIITO SERVICE 'I'ire Vuleanizing Safety Lane Correcting Auto Body PilIIItIl1g Tire Repairing Ignition and Cartmuration Car Xvashing .Wotor ReI1uiIding Batterv Reclmrging A A A ROAD SERVICE H111t1z1soN AN11 K1.1Nc: A'1cJI1t2-lI12l 4000 WESTWOOD BAKERY ' 5218 MoN'1',xN1x AVEN111-1 .xxfylltilllil 2110-R C1NC1NN,'1'1'1, IJIII HEINTZIVIAN'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 3801 II,x1u11soN Avs-:Nun NIOnt4 uxxzn 1414 Cum' lr1'1 '.I,III GLEANINGS 1946 E NG R AVI N G S by SCHIILTZ-GDSIGEII 00. 534 SYCAMORE STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO U I V 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 I H.x1a1z1soN AN11 R,x'1 r1f:1u11r. 1NIOnta11a 4001 L n1r1pflnn'l1l.1' nf L. MYERS DAIRY L mnpl1n1f'11l.1 of GLENMORE BAKERY GLEANINGS 1946 PRINTING AND BINDING by THE MOUNTEL PRESS COMPANY 1006 sYeAA1oR1: s'1'Rrt12'1' e1Ne1NN,1'1'1, OHIO Page 94 1 WHITE OAK GARAGE YVELDING AND GENERAL REPAIR I3I.I'I: ROCK PIKE No. 9 DOuglas blll-1-IV IAckSon 7128-I Ivlxite Oak Cincinnati 24, Ohio L'an1pl1'n1vnl.v QI A FRIENDE--1. R. M. HEINZ 81 CONES, INC. 3502 HARRISON AVENUE Y lrfl 1- II l-.1- I 4-f-11 llili.-' ll 141'f- k lkaier Alflnfz uxxa I 5112 - 5115 LlUlIll7lIlIlIc'lIf.l' Qf CONTINENTAL GLUE CO. AIIIIILIIIQICIIIFGFS and Iolmlmers 206-208 EAST FRONT STREI-:T MAIII 5695 Cincinnati 2, Ohix I BEYER'S FOOD MARKET QUALITY MEATS L' frfrr plvlv l. 1'rr I-ql'lI lu'1.' Villa l ImIL-- 51310 MDNTANII AVENUE L. L. REDMAN CO. 5620 HARRISDN AVI-:NUE A'l' DI-:LAIAR III'- Inf Uni' Rvrurzf Slmp VICTOR - COLUMBIA - DECCA - CAPITOL AIOIItana 5740 THE SCHMEES FAMILY C .IIII ,nf ,',f1.- nl.-' Igf Miriam Carle Marilou Dunphy Phyllis Schlageter LOU KRONER CHEVIOT CLEANERS AND TAILORS 5820 NOR1'II BEND ROAD MOnta imii 1400 GINNY - GERRY - IINNY Geiler Plumbing and Heating 3228 HARRISON AvENL'I-1 CINCINNATI l1.OIIID NEIV ROOFS NEXV FU RNACES Hader Roofing and Furnace Co. Repainr 3230 HARRISON AVI-:NUI-: Montana l9l0 Cam plim enlir qf AMERICAN ICE CO. PONY KEG STATION 1406 HARRISON AVENUE BEEBE'S APPLIANCE SHOP 5820 INORTII BEND ROAD CIIEVIOT, LJIIIO J . M A N D E L L FURRIER AND TAILOR Reliable Ifur Storage, TQ - Ready-to-Xvear Fur Coats anal Suits - Cleaning anal Remocleling 20 Year.-' in l'1'11u- llill 5625 XVARSAXV AVE Price Hill Paint 81 Glass Co. 5631 WARS.-xxx' AvENI'I-1 IYAIIIISII 2864 Page 95 C I11ff1pf1'1111'11!.1' 17 I The Covington Paper 81 Woodenware Co. QIQ-1120 C111-'1f3NL'1' S'1'1z1-i1c'1' L'm'1Nrs'1'oN, KICN'I'L'CIiN PIIUIIUI .XLI111 .I.'1ll.m Lewing's West Side Drugs l,'n111pf1'l1' 17111.11 .S'1'f'1'1'1'1' 1428 l,1NN S'l'l2ICI 'lL Upp1vs1tcS1, .XIz11'.x s II11sp1la1I Qmlfffu ff uf'K' flu,-' lf111'ffU111' lillvfflll MA URY'S SHELL SER VICE M. I. lS11s1fx 1' II,x1e1e1soN ,xN11 I1f.N11'1.1-1 .IYI'INl'I'IS .XIKIIIIIIIIJI V775 f71'f1n111111f1' f1 11!1'f1 1. C. HOCKETT Co. lIfWlil,lfRS .1h.1.1II,x1e1:1sox.M1-xr:-' .XIIIIIIZKIIZI lffmlfm AL AND GEORGE RANZ C '1!'f f'1f 'ff L'UN'l'RAC'l'ORS 111' I,IilSIk'l'IlIiL, LIL'IIIL'IlIIIIg' and SIIICCU XYu1'I4 , , N A FRIEND 31198 S11.x1f1f1f1z ,M'1f. L INLxINN.'X'l'I, U. A1. R.-wx G1-io. RANZ ,XIIIIIILIIIII -I5f2I AILJIIIKIIIZI 2657-R HALL'S DRUGS THE REXALI, STORE I'I,x1z1e1sc1N AN11 MoN'1',-xN.-1 1-Xv1cNL'1-is Ijlmnesz AIKIIIIIIIIZI 9855-9797 QIINFINN.-X'l'I, IIIIIO Charles Schirmann Sl Sons BUILDING CONTR.-XL l'URS 2861 H,x1z1e1soN .Xx'1:NL'1f I,IIUIIL'I AIIIIIIIIIILI 2825 Page 96 Jos. DAY, INC. CONCRETE WORK f.I0lIl,Df1.l71t'I1f-f' iff. PHILLIPS DRY CLEANERS 4917 CLI-:Nw,xx' Avr:NL'1-3 I WE DELIVER I i WAlmsl1 2202 SCHABEL'S FINE FOOD 1 WITSKEN'S DAIRY 11111 HQERST'S QUALITY MEATS I W,xRs,xw-CIA-:vles Ijllili XVOOIEISINIC ANI! 'l'1z 1-:wore .'xVI'INL'l'lS I l,riCC Hill Dairy l,mdudS Cl11':v1o'1', LIIIIO A Q X 1 H , GOOD MILK PROMOTES BLAL' l H IXIIIIIIEIIHI 1080 Q 77 7 QLADY 4 YR X 1 f.IUllI,l7fl.ll1t'lIfJ' SNYDER'S BAKERY I, I ff 3865014-:NAxom-3 gXYI'INL'I'I LYQN'S INS. AGENCY Womtum H15-1 3701 HARRISON Av14:NL'1f I Plume: AIOntana 2208 I I I cI0lH,l7fI'lIIc'I1f-V ' C'0n1pf1'lm'nl.r fff 1 . :ff Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Heineman I B. MEYER FUNERAL HOME Anne and Pat Page 97 C 'lUHf?fI'HIt'lIf. df JOHN c. GUMP Cvnfllpflnzrflll-' A FRIEND Lwunzplflnlwll,-' SEEGER'S FDOD MART WHITE YILIA FOODS QIINCINNX 1' l,oL'1sx'l1.l.1c I'1mc.xx1w Ilcxmzlsox .'XX'I'YNL'I'1 L 'nn1pl1'fm'11lf U 1. Rich Half Delicatessen and Ice Cream Bar 34l0G1.1-1Nxx'.xx' .Xx'1cNL' 1-i Schoeny's Quality Food Shop I 1 S6121 1' Scffl-S4'l'a'l41'K' I QI C-l.1f:NMom-3 ,xxlm .XION'l',XN,X .Xx'1cNL'rfis A FRIEND FIINIQSZ .XIIIIIILIIIAI IIUO-I lOl REBOLD FUNERAL HOME K LA Y E R flL'1.jl4jN Qxlfy Axy1.1NL'f.i A LIIIIIIAII IC cII,l'IN.'VI0RlC .win .XIOZ,XR'l' 334 RKAWINU ROM, CIIHWOVIA CIIcl'l'.v Thfmfm Page 98 C' 'C' cl0l7ll7fl.l7Ic'I1f-U' Qf 1 l l Mr. and Mrs. Harry Herdeman Evelyn - Ethel - Sonny l Pearson's Deluxe Cleaning Service y 485 l'fl.rsr:1zoN AX'l'INL'l'I y , N -ll ll C1I.l+:Nw,xY AYENL'l'f T XxvlxllHSl1 4112 clUlII,lIll.lI1t'l1fd' Q! Mr. and Mrs. Iohn A. Kolesa MILLER'S CLOTHES SHOP 5625 H..xmusoN Avr:NL'r: Featuring za Line ui' Nationally Amlvcrtisccl Mens Suits and Slacks .llaafe In flea.-'111'4 LlUl7I,lIf1.lIlt'lIfJ' Qf Mr. and Mrs. Clifford C. Klein Cnnz,nl1'n1enl.v Qf WESTWOOD AUTO SALES 1557 H,xRR1soN AVENUE BOB PL l'HOFF GRamlview 2l22 liar! l1 1'.v!1e.v l l'0m Mary Rose Fricker Margie Beller Elvera Berns Eunice Kramer Betty Bauer Cmnpf1'n1en I..- A FRIEND Page 99 B U R G E R G R I L L Lil ecax 'ma 'l'1l1NN1fs. l'1-np. FINE FOODS ANI? DRINKS N 1v1w1 1 Day Plate Lum-I1 0, 11,f1 L'-I ll fffzf' .-A c1l.l':N.NiOlll'f ANI! ci.fXMlSI,li rxX'I'INL'l'IS Aionlzum 9882 c'0llI,lFfl'l?Ic'IIf. Qf Rose Marie Kolesa Margie Kramer Mary Niehaus Virginia Eppler Betty Siebenburgen VERA QUENTIN FLORIST ixifylltilllil full! 3528 H .-XRRISON ,xX'IiNL'I'I IN W.x1.'rz IiL'11,1r1Nc: lst Call ixitllllllllil 51200 tn i,I'liCI' time WESTERN HILLS PRESS .5i.f'.l7l7Pr1' ,vt'lIl' l7vfl'm'l'mf fl-11 .Huff Cinnlpffnzwzl,-' iff McGUlRE FAMILY Cwnnlpfzlnwnlv-' eff' G A Y 9 0 ' s C A F E CHr4:x'1o'1', Umm cwUH1,I7fl4lI1t'IIf-I' n f. PETER BUECHLER H A I R U R ESS li R MT. LUO,mL.,l. citllllflflilllfllf-V U f. 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ANTHONY MESSENGER 1615 REPURIIC STREET Cincinnati 10, Ohio Page I O3 C'nn1pl1'n1w1l, THE OVERLOOK THEATRE 4899 XV-xlzs.xxv-Cmix'11:5 P114113 l'lz1c14 Hl1.1, MANDERY'S QLIX l,l'I'Y DA I RY PRC JI JL'C'l'S BOGER'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIAIIIRY 728 E,xs'r ATL'.xxIl.I..-XN S'1'1z1cr:'1' Plmnc: NVQ ,ml burn 1071 Cvnnzpfffzzwzl.-' iff E V A R U S Z GROCERIES AND ME.X'l'S 3222 Mc'l'l1':N1cY Row HOTEL M ETROPOLE L 1 w1fvlzAn1w1l.f Nf- IUNIOR A PI 14w11g - 1 .HOnta rmil 9802 HABIG'S PHARMACY Con. lixlmlsox xxlw .xTUN'l'.'XN,X .Xu W1iS'1'wcJcm WEST PHARMACY .3027 fTI.I'INXX'.XY .XVI-:NL'14: XXHXIJHSIT 6518 Page 104 ' JW 'J L'u111pfz'111w1l,r aff Mr. and Nlrs. S. Dlartinelli and Lena Neidhard Funeral I'Ion1es N5 limlllv' :ff Sc'l'n'l'r'm' HARRISON Pllilf H.XMIl.'I'ON Awz. 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R. 7 A1ae1i R G1Cl1l11l1I'C Avenue, . . 11 Poo1e Road. . . 1,1SC11L'l' Avenue . . xX'00L1111l1C Avenue . 1V11etse1 Avenue, . 5-121 A1e17an1c1en Avenue. 1676 Nort11s1c1e Avenue. , 5701 Bout11not Avenue. 2856 Clatvpole Street, . , 5710 21-19 DElI'XX'1l1 Avenue. . . Queen City Avenue 112111 1969 Baltimore Avenue. 2907 Urw111er Avenue. . 1687 Kell-vxvoocl Avenue 5962 Xvashington Avenue 5152 Savoy Place ....,. -1967 XVestern Hills A venue, . 5617 1essup Road .... 2206 2535 5725 S11ac1we11 P1aee. . . HilI1tT1'llI't1 Place. . . Highpoint Avenue 58-19 Trevor P1aee ,... 528-1 Daytona Avenue. , 6770 C11ev1ot Road .... 5996 Raeeview Avenue. At1e1p111 Street. , 5955 1.ove11 Avenue. . 5955 1,ove11 Avenie. , 5786 S11a11'er Avenue . . 5965 Rut11 Lane ..., 16 Bo1twooc1 Court. . . 5015 Glenxvalv Avenue . 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MARILYN MURRAY. . . . 01ARY NIEIIAL's ...... . 1N'1ARG1E NEINABI-:R ..... VIROILA NI-:INAEER ..... SYLVIA f2B1'IRNOSTH1'I1131'I. BETTY 0'CONNOR ..,... BETTY PUTZ ....... . MARIAN RECK. .. , PATRICIA ROLL. . . . IJOROTHY Ross .,.,.. . MELVA RL'vREcIIT ..,. . SHIRLEY SAUER ..,..... BARBARA SCIIAEI-'ERs .... PIIYLLIs SCHLAOETER. . . Am-:LE SCIILECT ........ MARY ELLEN SCIIIRMANN, . , 01.-RRY ANN SCHLINKERT. 1x1ARY IO SCHAIEI-:s ..... ELEANOR SCIIRANII I.... BETTY STI-:EENBL'RoEN. . NORMA SPI-:cIIT ..,...,. 1N1ARY HELEN'SQI'IREs. . MARY STORCH ........, MARGARET STAIILER .... RUTH VOLMER ....... . AUIIREY xv.-XECHTER .... MARCI-:LLA WEIJIO .... . IOAN XAYUBBOLDING. . . . BETTY ANN XVILLING. . . IRENE WINIIHOLTZ, . . . AUIYREY YATEs. . . . . 1365 1959 3921 2973 4133 4208 3446 3265 3230 3411 2515 2730 Coveda1e Avenue. . Avonlea Avenue. . . Race Road ......, XVarde11 Avenue. . . North Bend Road. Harding Avenue .... . . . Boudinot Avenue. . Vittmer Avenue. . . Harrison Avenue. . Hanna Avenue .... Homestead Place. . A1ontana Avenue . . 4401 Harrison Avenue. . 3038 Romona Avenue .... . . . 3435 Hazelwood Avenue 3418 Corrine Avenue. . . 17 Heath Court ....... 3701 Harrison Avenue. . 3324 Dartmouth Drive ..... . . . 2925 Kling Avenue ...... . . . 2870 1N1ay Street ...... 3961 Harmar Court .... 2341 Stratford Avenue. . 3434 A'1ayfair Avenue. . Box 317 Xverk Road. . . 3247 Hi1dret11 Avenue. . 2861 Harrison Avenue. . 2781 Queen City Avenue. . . . .. 3825 Olivette Avenue .... . . . 3411 Alta Vista ....... 4307 Harding Avenue. . 3610 Pu111man Avenue. . 3639 Boudinot Avenue. . . . . . 3619 1N1eadow Avenue. . 4013 St. A1artin Place. . 3616 Iessup Road ..... 1540 Donaldson P1ace. . 1616 Elberon Avenue. . . 3823 St. A1artin Place. . 2764 Faber Avenue. . . R. R. 12 Box 474 .... 3418 A1ay1Nair Place .... 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