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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1947 volume:

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SHE IS THE CCMPOSITE OF THE PERSONALITIES O SHE IS CATHOLIC SHEIS STUDIOUS SHEIS CREATIVE SHE IS ATHLETIC Egg W g ' 0 an 5,1 ge-11 , . ,M my Q wi ' ' .1 l v tx , We 3' , , JV Q P mf ' qw A-...ff s an U ix Q x -' 'f BX-4. Q X wr? L x H. 7 .xg wh 9 '? 5,5 5' , 'P i 55 ff? .V uk' H EFX 1 Q54 if Je, w Q , 1 4-+67 Was . ,A 3 W 1.a,i,1 Q , aiu 'xl gk ra.-.h W h W . - ., .fx .ge M- ' gf 1, hd, Q3 wgggw Q. . I Tx AA si' , L w EQ! ENE MA HR'fig,' -X ' kk 'Zag , ,gf A W , VL ws 5 , 5 ,AN' 5,-!A 1. 'fs ' 3 S wifi ,iff wi ,nf at s .1 bfi nf H 1 .99 a mi 9+ ff Ui' A M navy if-rg 1 a ,w nw :gf 5 mx. 3 +1 Qi: A' 7-A Y,AY,,,,y ,T,,,-Trl., ,f ,A Aw., , ,Y .... T..-, 1 ,J Volume seventeen, published and edited by the Senior Class in collaboration with the under- classmen of Mother of Mercy High School, Westwood, Cincinnati, Ohio. K 4 S 12: sf 0-fri ,S 2' E, 'Lx gli. A s 'F 'xgy' f V i , '-:QTH-.ER WMM r 1 Qiiiig T 'gm ':V- r xgffwyi 43, ' ,W Y . .... ...J we Z E 3 i ! I ! i 1 '- I I E N r il 5 i S K, H E. F I i Q 2 H ! I 1 i l P L. F my 4 E li ss I f 5 . ' 'ibm MQ. ' 7 -124. Jf5il4 .. w in in p q el g Rl: Elle Jueftcy 95113 Jclzoof ia unclefz ilu MOST REVEREND JOHN T. McNICHOLAS, O.P., S.T.M. Archbishop of Cincinnati A rr W I if 65 'J ,ia 2? ,B GFS eg fy nf ff' O0 H- fi' V if' :J M, 411 fi. V if P P' ' ? F 1? 'P fmfv 'J Q 9 Li iw, .if 5, rw E? if il C5 Q' el :M 1,51 V in si mLf: J my ad E Q Lf' C7 MOST REVEREND GEORGE J. REHRING Auxiliary Bishop of Cincinnati i Capable inatfzuciou pfzepafze Inez fofz a FACULTY SISTER MARY EMILY, R.S.M. Principal, Religion SISTER MARY ALBERT, R.S.M. Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics SISTER MARY ALOYSIA, R.S.M. Librarian SISTER MARY BERNARD, R.S.M. Music SISTER MARY BERTRAND, R.S.M. Latin, Religion SISTER MARY CARLOS, R.S.M. Speech Arts y SISTER MARY CELESTINE, R.S.M. Latin, Spanish SISTER MARY EUPHRASIA, R.S.M. Records SISTER MARY JEANNE d'ARC, R.S.M. English SISTER MARY JOELINE, R.S.M. English, Music SISTER MARY JOSEPH, R.S.M. Mathematics, Biology, German, Religion SISTER MARY MERCEDES, R.S.M. Mathematics, Religion SISTER MARY PHILIP, R.S.M. Bookkeeping, Typing SISTER MARY ROSINE, R.S.M. ' Art, Religion REV. THOMAS A. CONNELL Chaplain, Religion faillofic ouifoofz on fife MISS MARY BURNS English, Debating, History V MISS ROSEMARY COX History, Civics, Sociology Q PROFESSOR JOHN J. FEHRING Choral Music MISS RUTH MERHAUT Stenography MISS RUTH SCHWACH Home Economics MISS HARRIET SMITH Physical Education, Dancing MISS JEAN SPERBER Journalism, Speech Arts MISS JAC QUELINE STEPHENS French M V . Q q hir loyaulty my , 1141, cb Qndeis . awalts t t we-' 1 - ,yvhegff may re- v z 1+ I T .2557-'glvx TQT? 7 4,4 4 ' U 0, 2 124 f WTQQEE K V clhfij ,..g - .. ,D.HkJNit1lpfl gl heart. W, Left to Right: Helen Espel, Sally Merrell, Clara Ante, Ruby O'Brien, Rose Marie Zahneis, Joan Fischer, Mary , Lee Niehaus, Marie Roden, Jean Hegge, Lillian Leesman, Mary Nickum, Rita Daley. - First Row-Left to Right: Rev. Thomas Connell. Second Row: Patricia Morgan, Betty Streicher, Dolores Huber, Ruth Redmond, Helen Espel. Third Row: Mary Lee Niehaus, Clara Ante, Sally Merrell. Fourth Row: Mary Nickum, Marie Roden, Lillian Leesman, Joan Fischer. Fifth Row: Jean I-Iegge, Marian Einspanier, Regina Burdick. T52 Wfimffihf 177 The Mercy girl of forty-seven is that all-American girl, always on the top and ready to defend her title. She overwhelmed her Alma Mater with fidelity, talents and vigor. Her brief years are not Without memorable events--those moments of laughter or seriousness. She fondly recalls her Green Years as a freshman, the gay sophomore picnic, in her junior year a cherished class ring and finally that jajesty of the senior. She shall never forget those silent, studious moments before exams or how thrilled she was at the Christmas Ball. All her efforts are now crowned with success and we sincerely hope that guided by the unwavering principles of virtue and inspired by the respect and trust of her Alma Mater she may triumphantly follow her life's final path. W WI sp- xl E if rug-wfrtifb 11 .w I ..,-- wh., IQ, W V fernard, feanne Calm . . . poised . . . musical- minded. C.S.M.C., Latin Club, Music Club, Masque and Gavel, Dramatic Club. Jbyerna, aluera Feminine . . . charm . . dignity. C.S.M.C., Masque and Gavel, Music Club. fain: aln ie, Clara Petite . . . efficient . . . a true friend. C.S.M.C. Bach, M 'e Infectio ' e . . . cute . . . delight . 85.2. C.S.M.C., ifcy risters, Dra- matic Clu Af 11 tvs I X Q x. lfauer, , ae S . . . - .L efNi 'r-ELI F' fro f uf W, Q Jw. 31 cfs. . lflgpzm' sm, Current E575 s li, Frerlcli'CldG, an- ings k 3i'A'A '- - J Keller, Margaret Attractive . . . serious . . amiable. C.S.M.C., Class Vice-President, Honorary Math Society, French Club, Annual Staff. aims lgogenkotter, feanne Dark beauty . . . sweet . . dernure. C.S.M.C., Class Auditor, Music Club, Dramatic Club. fone, Ma ' rie Leader . . if ly-go-lucky . . . ideal. Masque an 0 1 el, - ent Events Club, Gle .-.41 - .w Debating Club, Mat l b -v nce Club. M C.S.M.C., LQ-. fam Journalism, f I ll' X.. is Kfaeun fc 1 atbiiii , Class , ice- C. . . gal W Prev ' e jlfdw ing, Qlfehfhiqgs Sfaff M- A ,all liulfer, fean Mary Enthusiasm . . . simplicity . . . radiating smile. C.S.M.C., Current Events Club, Class Auditor. liifaaclz, ,foretta Earnestness . . . lively air . . . neatness. C.S.M.C. lfogenacfzuiz, Mary .fee Keen mind . . . amicable . . . courteous. C.S.M.C., Science Club, Latin Club, Current Event Club, Dra- matic Club. ,QR M 'Q' new Ria -il Qbixon, Jeannine Daintiness . . ,. bandbox appearance . . . vivacious. C.S.M.C., journalism, Masque and Gavel, Class Secretary, Gleanings Staff. sibourdon, L0l'0tlly Soft . . . smiles . . . varied interest. C.S.M.C., Latin Club, Science Club, Bowling, Annual Staff. 'ii- lfurvliclz, Regina Reggie . . . mischiveous eyes . . . quick friendliness. C.S.M.C., Bowling, Mercy Chor- isters. Kuttelwer ' elen V vw Agreea . : ined . . . host of frie ie lf f c.s.M.c., N. ug. ll? c W Ca , Q 5 qwigwfffiiiingcgig. Cl? rgxt,e4'.425iLgood npgfed i .1 C. ,M W! , luh,,Art J f sibaleg, della Refreshing . . . willing . . . de- pendable. C.S.M.C., Bowling, Mercy Chor- isters, Annual Staff. gilupanier, Marian Life of the party . . . liked . . . carefree. C.S.M.C. gnlman, .Cuciffe Sunny . . . twinkle in her eyes . . . popularity. C.S.M.C., Class Treasurer, Bowl- ing, Mercy Choristers. fllpel, Helen Trim . . . wit . . . poise. C.S.M.C., Bowling, Mercy Chor- isters. Ballet. giacher, jo Appeal . . . ,gi . . . liked. C.S.M.C., B igg, usic Club, Mercy Chori t . Z . ll .i r+a,fM gl si im! my CQ te xiijlfuiy. XMWN . 20 ' - l we 'lm 9016, Wesley Sophisticated . . . sweet . . . en- joyable. C.S.M.C., Mercy Choristers. ,X 7 X 4 gabrieL Ruff: Light . . . gay . . . lovely. C.S.M.C., Volley Ball. Qeen, Cgdilll A leader . . . willing . . . earnest. C.S.M.C., Journalism, Current Events Club, Debating Club, Gleanings Staff. Honorary Math Society, Dramatic Club. 9,an4,'fQ44e1,n Little girl . . . trim . . . care- free. C.S.M.C., Bowling, Mercy Chor- isters. grey, Jvao 1 A. ' Glowing onality . . laughte . '- iendliness. C.S.M.C., l ident, Bowl- ing, Merc I ori - s, Dramatic Club. 45' 9 U If X i Q x gricker? 6o4e 3, nge 1 gl a ifiw ' E.. C.S. Y 'L ' I ub, sque ana, ave 1oCNuL5el1t 'Eveygt ub, Jo'1f Annual Staff, Gl - ings ff, Honorary Math Society, Class Vice-President. gueml, Riia Marie Unassuming . . . capable . . . gentle. C.S.M.C., Bowling. Qulzwifler, Bettie Sunny . . . dependable . . witty. C.S.M.C., Class President,,Mercy Choristers, Bowling. T' . . .Hdfmeyef N lllll f LL A joy . . ra . fashion- bl . - 3. 6 5, :US C.S.M.C., M avel. .lx ' llw. 5,33 iw? umapfv- . - vsqviiwcww ... c.s.M.e?3 JJQIIHGPJ, QKDOIDFBJ Quiet . . . srniling . . . natural. C.S.M.C., Mercy Choristers, Bowl- ing. gerltardafein, Ioroihg Musical genius . . . vivacious . . '. many friends. C.S.M.C., Orchestra, Mercy Chor- isters, Latin Club, Annual Staff, Music Club, Math Club, Junior Town Meeting. gleaaon, virginia Charming . . . dramatic . . graceful. C.S.M.C., Masque and Gavel, Mercy Choristers, Ballet, French Club. wie 5 . l K 'Q 3 Huber, .fbolorea Serene . . . sociable . . reliable. C.S.M.C., Spanish Club. facoba, Claire Slender . . . artistic . . feminine. C.S.M.C., French Club, Science Club, Music Club, Safety Council Moderator. W Jvlerbe, .borotlzg Cheerful . . . vital . . . sweet. c.s.M.c., Science Club, Honorary Math Society, Latin Club, Mercy Choristers. Jvleyob, v thy Resour if , . gentle . . . origin LL I C.S.M.C., flies a Science Club, Bowling, g ath Club. X Q uf11en 0u .'. egggfn . di s. .S S. in-'Q MM ,PQFZQBQOU as . 1353111313 maummclub, 15751, ' ,UGVQQ ,gs Qtqifyj x' l N ..-- Gm... 'v uaf-JXA L, QED, Jvliraclzberg, Edith Likable . . . efficient . . worthy. C.S.M.C., Science Club, Masque and Gavel, journalism, Latin Club, Debating, Gleanings Staff, Dra- matic Club. Keilz ofz, Qboroilty Reserved . . . pleasant, . . capable. C.S.M.C., Orchestra, Spanish Club. c.s M.c, C1 , sv tary, Bowl- 1I1. ' fQmper, .Na - alie Biirhe . . . 55. . . . Cute. . . 1 .. . g 2?-L I l ill, 4 I . i ung... .flf'Mi' Q' f if WP 1 c. . fc glsefwiiitflub, 3fLatin Clirb ' 1ire'J'a ,ave u rent E M6 ' f l Segetlglggflflizrqa- maficxbdis, olley Ballf Kveyffb Peggy Trim . . . keen . . . scintillat- ing. C.S.M.C., Ballet. faclzdon, foi Lovely . . . light hearted . . . capable. C.S.M.C., Debating. Jaaipera, fffizafreih A winning smile . . . friendly . . . dramatic. C.S.M.C., Mercy Choristers, De- bating, Music Club, Dramatic Club. wi' am JL, 'N' ., .K,. wg. s .,-- .V 7 A tg afaucln, Marian Sincere . . . demure . . . C.S.M.C., journalism. ,CIee.4man, ,Quinn Joyful . . . smooth . . . mental. C.S.M.C., Bowling, Ballet. gentle. senti- Konlzler, :Doris ,fee Pert . . . attractive . . . sweet. C.S.M.C., Masque and Gavel, Latin Club, Dramatic Club. Kreimer, x ice Genuine charming . . Il gracefu . X C.S.M.C., xiii m, Current Events C1 r n lub, Glean- lilly tti-aging 1. 1 ' . lc' . 5 S ' t'U?'e- ff eserveafl. . 1- lbndsfaff 1, ,nz O K ,.. 4,,,M, Um h I c.s. K ,, liiifkirench Club. - Kuhr, ,fa fverne Gay . . . appreciative . . modern. C.S.M.C., Bowling, Dramatic Club. Juacaludo, ,Dorothy Graceful . . . distinctive . . poised. C.S.M.C., Dramatic Club, Mercy Choristers, Jucjnfire, K een Convincing . h . . . 1n- dividual. lil C.S.M.C., Mer hor s, Music ki Maj? E4M'4 4,T1H2?gf42Q'w ie ff gem aj' WHQM c.s,iQgfQL, h-igfilidcauts, B6'vfaigg. M351 ' ' ' in Mendel, Shirley Cordial . . . lovable . . . deserv- ing. ' C.S.M.C., Bowling, Mercy Chor- isters. ,Ce gang, alnila Young . . . dramatic . . . petite. C.S.M.C., Science Club President, Masque and Gavel, Latin Club, Dramatic Club, Parliamentary Law, Diocesan Science Club Co- President. fouderback, Marg 1 Vigor . . . dimpled . . . thought- ful. C.S.M.C., Mercy Choristers, Ballet, French Club, Music Club. fav Miatler, facqueline Active . . . generous . . . cap- able. C.S.M.C., French Club, Bowling. Morgan, fa iricia Our President . . . sparkling . . . fun. C.S.M.C., Masque and Gavel, Journalism, Gleanings Staff. 'lbw Mentrup, allberta Idealist . . . considerate . . confident. C.S.M.C., Science Club, Journal- ism Club, Latin Club, Current Events Club, Honorary Math So- ciety, Gleanings Staff. Juenlrup, Af ' ria Earnes ggi, c nfident . . schola! iff r 9 1 gmc., ,I ? Y 'xf. ,ff nr if : . , , , , 6 vp! 1: f .MfJ5l'3f5iE1C 1 . .5'6rust- VCJ .I '- X112 CSI' , '- f Cli1b,A i1fiual sf . Merrell, Sally alnn Sparkling . . . thoughtful . . . sentimental. , C.S.M.C. FWHM Jvemann, Kelty Nice to know . . . charming . . . refined. C.S.M.C., Journalism. Nerenberg, v ry Dignity . . E1 stness . . . cheerful f i' t 1 fu it x, A fe JViclmm,Q1 n,W Fl ff efisf-frreifn W, 'Q . . . -f s - , C and-U Mel P sJi,dwe,g1xLMerCy ?h - isters, ' .. 'if - nb Presi ent. fait cs 1 , -' b df' in Jviellaus, Mary ,fee Gold hair . . . peaches and cream . . . pleasant. C.S.M.C., Journalism, Gleanings Staff, Volley Ball, Science Club. -smug., Muelfer, 'virginia Brunette charm . . . captivat- ing '. . . intelligent. C.S.M.C., Bowling, Masque and Gavel, Class Vice- President, Mercy Choristers, Ballet. Murphy, c74nn Ruth Raven locks . . . Irish wit . . . magnetic. C.S.M.C., Mercy Choristers, Cur- rent Events Club, Spanish Club, Class Treasurer, Volley Ball. JR 'rf .4-mv ei 43 iiaaip ew ' ..', '. A , 0,3 Q X Owen, gfaie Petiteness . . . bubbling con- versation . . . laughter. C.S.M.C. Owen, geralaf ine Lovable . . . ebony crown . reserved. C.S.M.C. Jvoefker, Marian Kindness . . . good natured . . . true. C.S.M.C. Nath, -A ne Disti ' X . . winsome . . . indu ou XA-L C.S.M. 'Choristers, French 1 . Vg lil y,HL..X 'Wk fpled41Ti gspark- , ..L., fi e E. W'mz 5,75 Cf llfziw -- . np. Otte, ,Qrma i Radiating . . . enthusiastic . . . artistic. C.S.M.C., Bowling, Dramatic Club, Art Club, Annual Staff. g t fl B v-vililltw OQMBEMWN v 5 l POIUIUL .Mary dll!!!- Volce of an angel . . . refresh ing . . . gay C.S.M.C., Mercy Choristers, Music Club. Raine, fvivi Q. Red-gold h qs I tilating . . J0Y- BL C.S.M.C.,I-I far th society, Mercy Choru s. ,JS Xl ' ff 3 mf-K n Kunz, x Qk'MqiBdg - . . ta I' ' fglajnbe. WM yi' c.srM ., fume ,lulmvpgp er, ,T EQ., Jeecfmonl Ruth Free and easy . . . sentimental . . . lovable. C.S.M.C., Mercy Choristers, Music Club, Bowling, Dramatic Club. e man, ois Genlal vlvacxous popularrty plus C S M C Mercy Chorlsters Cur- rent Events Club Muslc Club Presxdent feiera, a4ngela Sweet so t dreamy eyes C S M C French Club WWW 1343 -Sclzmutfe, Marian Carefree . . . talkative . . . captivating. C.S.M.C., French Club, Mercy Choristers. fsclmur, feanette Casual . . . reserved . . . talented. C.S.M.C., Orchestra, Bowling, Mercy Choristers. Kieffer, alnn Marie Gracious . . . effervescent . . . pep. C.S.M.C., M ercy Choristers, Masque and Gavel, Dramatic Club. Jamzm, M Reserve .f sincere . . . LL enJoya fr .fl Af 130 . 3 miie in . t axswfiitgalkati eel , W QQ . rc ' . '- 3021 C.S,. ,,Q. ovvJ,u1fg,, Mvercy C - istersbjvf Schreiber, Roaemarg Likable . . . suave . . . com- panionable. C.S.M.C., Bowling. Sewell, foan i Serene . . . simplicity . . subtle. C.S.M.C., Bowling, Ballet. Sperber, Pa ' Elegant . . tle . . . non- chalent. X c.s.M.c., Fr ei l Q A . X nb X i M Q vm , sm- MEM .gl A gl 6nf'M4p1'qW?jQi,,23 Q . :WI diha yung H . s afrt thesahiggfr P t W '7 WM C.S1M 0 ., oristers. cn Straguer, gilzelreafa Genuine . . . companionable . . . willing. C.S.M.C. Sclameea, gerafaline Sedate . . . joviality . . serious. C.S.M.C., Bowling, Mercy Chor- isters, Volley Ball, Music Club. Scrogginz, ,fa ura Neat 'n nice . . . wholehearted ness . . . quiet. C.S.M.C. y 2 y .rs , L fufewner, Jvorine Soft blue eyes . . . gracious . . . striking. ' C.S.M.C., Mercy Choristers, Music Club, Annual Staff. ufinzflzollz, glorence C Tiny . . . sweet . . . gay. C.S.M.C., Bowling. ' 1 ,Y Sullman, foan Lady fair . . . spirit . . . anima- tion. - C.S.M.C., Ballet. Gmpe, Z' ietta Hem ' F a smile . . quiet . fl C.S.M.C. E, an's uub. it I 5, lil tea 55 5 :fz:gg?ggN1 S4 1 l 4o'n iw a ordian l ,QI 1? A ' gel If ZMEC ,,M4MM?ql1A- imdb! 1 .QV V, e,,an e, Fre 'bl , Dramatic Club. wagner, fean Tall . . . slender . . . gentillity. C.S.M.C., Bowling, Art Club, Dra- matic Club, Annual Staff. Zalzneia, Rox Marie Brains plus beauty . . . ex- pressive . . . sunshine. C.S.M.C. Zang, Q-ghirle Considerate :S . personality . . . triljjf ip. C.S.M.C., oristers, French Club Ylsic 1 b, Annual Staff, Editor ff lm Wiiisbnie . . . fashion plate . . . dulcet voice. C.S.M.C. ufinlzuaen, Clara Sun in her hair . . . non chalant . . . humor. C.S.M.C., Bowling, Music Club. ufi.4.4emeier, Clmrfolfe Quiet . . . appreciative . . pensiveness. C.S.M.C., Bowling. ,Q-v rf ,'r , lp ,M r , KE.. ' . W W , - M A1 f' X , I K N3 + , A The Mercy hall . . . e rdent aspir- ,pingj ' x.hkW re . . . a I gl an . . .ch dUt'ofQyxii35nex3v cogiisades. '4 of ..--K WN.: Q! ww ! W S5 3 2? Q 5 if E ez fi Q 6 Q 4 mi , Q ,. ,, ,,,. U . . , Q.giT Left to Right: Virginia Hahn, jean Wulf, Loretta Blasch, Anita Le Tang. 1 .iyaavrfieg encmcniefzw! rfwfwerzagfe and vafzier i I Z 2 2 Q er First Row-Left to Right: Helen Hoerst, Joan Guetlein, Marilyn Tallen, Evelyn Reck, Lois Kemme, Janis Schroeder, Carol Wubbolding, jean Meisenhelder. Second Row: Lois Link, Mary Kammer, Mildred Macke, Lucille Kroner, joan Rosfelder, Lois Reinerrnan, Antoinette Holt, Sarah Pennington, Janet Koch, Ruth Nastold, Loraine Brinker. Third Row: Dolores Ritchie, Ritamary Krabacher, Marilyn Kruetzer, Helen Wissel, Marilyn Hegge, Thelma Kammer, Loraine Reilman, Carol Zetzel, Pat Heineman, Mary Ann Yunger. Mix together a formula of fun and school spirit, a bit of mischief, a great amount of loyalty and love and you have the typical junior. Her studies-- Religion, Chemistry, Math, History, and other played a most important role in her curriculum. Though opportunities for learning were frequently discarded, E a a 5 xpefzience .... the' union inalfy neat First Row-Left to Right: joan Neidhard, Anne Tabor, Pat Menges, Ruth Klare, Joan Burns, Rose Hellman, Shirley Rodenberg, Eileen Yockey, Mary Alice Foegle. Second Row: Mary Alice Harris, joan Diesman, Anna Lou Bastian, Catherine Moriarity, Charlotte Bimmerle, Rosemary Murphy, Rosemary Scholle, Marilyn Meyer, Evelyn Sebastian. Third Row: Pat Faller, Jeanne Wulf, Virginia Hahn, Mary Jo Clore, LaVerne Schmutte, Pat Specht, Pat Merkl, Shirley Reidell, Mary Jane Smith. Fourth Row: janet Wempe, Virginia Harris, Marilyn Herschel, Mary Ryan. though rules and regulations were often broken, she realized the important purpose of education, an attainment of knowledge and right principles for the future. Her activities and interests were centered in active membership in the school clubs, debating, Masque and Gavel, orchestra, and Mercy Choristers. . .Qc F First Row-Left to Right: Stella Weber, Marcella Malikowski, Pat Donnelly, Betty Bernzott, Patsy Lou Wilk, Betty Dreyer. Second Row: Frances Longo, Lois Honkomp, Virginia Honkomp, Joan Ahlers, Pat Wissel, Lucy Beischel, jean Berding. Third Row: Joyce Neumann, Rosemary Moertle, Marilyn Lawall, Rosemary Fahey, Io Ann Koegel, Dolores Brodbeck, Joan Dulle. Fourth Row: Frances Janz, Kathleen Austing, Helen Koman, Jean Grove, Pat Reilag, Jean Birck, Jean Glazier, Esther Geoldschmidt. A speech trophy, achieved partly through the force- ful debating abilities of Mildred Macke, capped an- other victory. This same junior was selected as the representative of the school in the annual C.S.M.C. oratorical contest. The highlight of the year, the carefully planned prom, was a center of all events. w 5 ., fi ., :Q 7. , .. Q ifcl' ft ,vi 591: LU, 3 'rf W' f' P X .- rr Q gi55'i u,f Qpfnly EL 031355-Vai' r si-YMT, en, ' i Q., . First Row-Left to Right: Angela La Rose, jane Petersman, Dolores Sims, Mary jane Kirchner, Iris Wagner, Carolyn Backscheider, Marie Keilholz, joan Ventre, Pat Hart. Second Row: Mary Plas, Mary Helen Beck, Joan Fuller, Ruth Ballhaus, Claire Frank, Frances Nordhoff, Nancy Steinkamp, Mary Hetherington, Betty Simon. Third Row: Ethel Herdeman, Lois Raab, Dolores Wagner, Marian Krummen, Bernice Neiheisel, , Margie Koch, Janet Sperber, Audrey Wassler. The memories of that delightful evening, May ninth, Prom night, will forever be treasured in her heart. Now each junior is anticipating the joys and privi- leges of a senior. She hopes to carry into her final year the school spirit, love and loyalty which are so characteristic of the typical senior at Mercy. Zlfze Qgopitomoted . an exceffenf inane First Row-Left to Right: Joyce Koeninger, Virginia Losacker, Gladys Sammons, joan Schmutte, Joan Neinaber. Second Row: jean Vondenbrink, Betty Summer, Nancy Dattomo, Pat Doyle, Elaine Finn, Sylvia Fey. Third Row: Pat Heffernan, Patricia Albers, Mary Ann Kramer, Ellen Gerhardstein, Barbara Bradley, Joan Flaherty, Monica Pardi. Fourth Row: Marjorie Rothan, Virginia Hopkins, Sylvia Einspauier, Rose Mary Ternming, Kathleen Kirry, Mary Lou Bross, Jeanne Reinhardt. The sophomores proudly present their worthy contri- bution to the yearls record of Mercy achievements. Having made the routine, the scholarship, the spirit ,of the school an integral part of the student life, they loyally supported and were .most actively repre- sented in the numerous events of the school calendar. 1 5? F 5 F 1 .- ff? ff? ff f' 2 3V-'B er af me if fi my mfr 1. wr .- M .JY afeesm. aff e Li aww 3 ., 0 as ,arf et? P 1.9 of In their program, they studied the life of Christ, the Incarnate Redeemer , they delved into Euc1id's law of geometry, they viewed ma.n's history from the dawn of time, they read Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, and they increased their feminine charm, versatility and hospitality in the valuable' homemaking arts. First Row-Left to Right: Marian Mackie, Carolyn Toerner, Dawn Strover, Ruth Hoesl, Loretta Ranz, Sue Satzger, Lois Kabbes, Marilyn Newberry. Second Row: Kay McCartney, Mary Tiemann, Helen I-Iangbers, Carol jean Stoeckle, Marjorie Socher, Janet Nichting, Pat Fessel, Helen Geiser. Third Row: Leslie Buerkel, Patsy Harris, Phyllis Brickner, Ruth Kreimer, Margie Whitton, Theresa Noelker, Mae Otte, Audrey Zimmer, Dolores Gutierrez, Peggy Schellenberger. Assisted by Dawn Strover, Jean Vondenbrink and Vir- ginia Hopkins, presidents of Sophomore A, B, and C respectively, the second year students devised modern mission projects like the sale of handmade novelty corsages in the football season. They won coveted Girls'- Week awards and quiz prizes on radio-- First Row-Left to Right: Rose Mary Wuest, Betty Schimmel, Carol Schaible, Doreena Sandling, Joyce Rahn, jean Klug, Mary Ann Knauft. Second Row: Shirley Sunnenberg, Marilyn Schneider, Mary Ellen Bartlett, Betty Muth, Joan Schaible, Audrey Inderhees, Elaine Luken. Third Row: Esther Koch, Martha Jane Miller, Betty Carol Lewing, jane Middendorf, Marilyn Meyer, Marian Honnert. Fourth Row: Joan Newman, Carol Von Holle, Margaret Nickolas, Pat Reilly, Claire Schneider. 'YES' 432.31 7 N'4'4'1'V'f5hiX'6 f-VF l5'E'Nkff iQFZl3.MSfT lill!3 WRT!! First Row-Left to Right: Lois Pickelheimer, Phyllis Minella, Marian Schmidt, jean Merk, Pat Oberhelman, Ruth Moser, Rose Maloney. Second Row: Mary Lou Menkhaus, Virginia Schmidt, Dolores Haufler, Viola jaehnen, Mary Charlotte Weaver, jean Twohig, Rosemary Ohmer. Third Row: Pat Gehring, Audrey Fries, Marjorie Nesselhuf, Joanne Braeunig, Dorothy Keifer, Joyce Reidell, Ioan Rothan, Rosemary Mendel. Marilyn Schneider earning a wristwatch With a high score on Hello Teacher . The Mothers of the Sopho- mores were entertained by a sketch of the Life of Mother McAu1ey and a pleasant evening of folk dance and song. Having served their apprenticeship, the Sophomores stand ready to lead in the coming years. l S First Row-Left to Right: Elaine Adam, Ruth Tenoever, Joan Schneider, Ruth Ann Wagner. Second Row: Marilyn Schnake, Margaret Mary Nolker. Third Row: Mary Ann Beetz, Patsy Ryan, Doris Wurzelbacher, Linda Marstall. Fourth Row: Virginia Smith, Shirley Simon, Mary Ann Lampe. Fifth Row: Dolores Stehlin, Joan Lux, Dorothy Kroger, Ruth Westrich, Marilyn Molique, Sue Bogenschutz. Sixth Row: joan Mersch, Mary Lou Meyer, Joan Tuccinardi. Seventh Row: joan Carroll, joan Ratterman, Carol Feldkamp, Marlene Nelson, Louise Hoerst, Janet Meyer, Ruth Wandstrat, Mary K. Grove, Marianne Ohlhaut, Georgia Niehoff. From north, south, east and West the Freshies, the largest class that Mercy has ever welcomed, came. One hundred forty-one industrious, fun-loving, friendly new-comers joined hands and hearts in September to pledge loyalty and fidelity to Mother of Mercy High. The Class of 1950 Will pray, work and play together. .., In fa, '- Mercy Freshmen worked well since they knew much depended on themselves, but they prayed harder still for they realized too all depended upon God. Every girl was mission minded, her interests were broad as that earthly kingdom Christ willed to establish. With prayers and sacrifice she was a true crusader. First Row-Left to Right: Mary C. Welch, Katherine Littner, Jacqueline Hubert, Wilma Bley, Joan Trefzgar, LaVerne Fischer, Carlann Obernostheide, Elaine Neumann, Carol Holzschuh, Josephine Guttman, Carol Menke. Second Row: Carol Petri, Clara Frey, Alvina Gardner, Mary Giesler,'Claire Ann Klett, Patsy Hoffman, Evelyn Istock, janet Mangold, Patsy Bigner, Corletta Davis. Standing-Left to Right: joan Beck, Mary Bigner, Mary Telscher, Mary Katherine Bachmann, Joanne Fath, Gloria Benson, Margaret Ann Gleason, Adelaide Colado, Joyce Nieman, Marlene Brunsman, joan Brendel, Carolyn Smith, janet Grigg, Marguerite Bockhorst. ,qianli Ww w ,,,,,,.m,g,gi First Row-Left to Right: Margaret Ann Wenke, Inez Barhorst, Mary Joyce Blum, Marilyn Ginzinger, Lucille Buzek, Margie Bruck, Arlene Jaehnen, Mary Weil. Second Row: jean Claire Meyer, Rita Ann Schmutz, janet Braun, Betty Lou Rudemiller, Mary Clare Felix, Joan Umberg, Louise Gramaglia, Margaret Holt. Third Row: Leah Zieverink, Marlene Aug, Carol Woltering, Ann Berg, Dorothy Blasch, Mary Frances Geier, Dorothy Fuller, Sue Shaefer, Marilyn Stoeckle, Nancy Caplinger, joan Miller, Mary Ann Cowdery, Marjorie Binder, Thelma Honkomp, Jacqueline Ellis, Patricia Devins, Mary Ann Frey, Gertrude Burwinkle, Ruth Ann Hoerth. A spiritual, scholastic and recreational curriculum was the one prescribed for these energetic freshmen. Closely shadowing their religious quest followed their enthusiastic search for education. Religion, Latin, English, General Science, and Algebra, each one took its place in the active class life of the freshmen. 1 1' n can 'A , .F e l ' o :tv ' J . . 1 - ' I Iv' fl 5 ,f -'r ft' ,I- 'f , - , ,pil 1 ' 'T rr :I 'f ,e G 6 A wifi gli fl a.f2ivg,f 1.i?jfQ.j!L7,,f5 1.9-C .P ii' -A b -' i First Row-Left to Right: Norma Boerst, Joyce Maibach, Rosemary Minges, Clara Windholtz, Viola' Rack, Betty Schweer, Lois Bimmerle, Rosemary Brockhaus, jo Ann Angustine. Second Row: Gilda Brockhaus, Sally Devine, Toinette Macke, Dolores Pund, Naomi Peters, Evelyn Timmers. Third Row: Bernice' Mendel, Lois Suddendorf, Rosemary Bell, Shirley Neidhard, Agnes Brinkman, Joan Reichl, Margaret Dehne, Selene Ruhe, Virginia Di Cara, Pat Clark, Jo Ann Kaiser, Dolores Smith. Fourth Row: La Verne Gilbert, Consuello Bermudez, I Dolores Lengerich, Elaine Summe. ' ' School Spiritz What is it? Who has it? just ask any freshman. By her actions she has proved to all that she understood the full meaning of this broad term . Who filled the auditorium for plays and con- certs? What class outnumbered the others at school dances? It was that young newcommer--the Freshie. n glue .xuefwy Qifzf id . . . 3 W WH 35.-L ff M W7 T m uh gli H n Iztnggg Wwygayer Pr huglfqffl WP' 11 de' wMUwwfwwWw , kQQfQ3i3i7 4gjQgn 5913168 Qglfe. QM WWW ELVERA BERNS r I 5 5' -5 -A fe' If ,N if , ,I o ,, I ,, E ' 1 fl-ilfivf? 5115? E t t iff? 3565 59. With the aid of the text, Our Quest for Happi- ness students in religion class acquire sound and deep understanding and true appreciation of the holy teachings of the Faith. As art has ever been the handmaid of religion, the use of color- ful symbols and pictures drawn by the girls adds interest and beauty. In study as in prayer, the students discover their Way to everlasting life. First Row-Left to Right: Dolores Pund, Shirley Neidhard. Second Row: Joyce Maibach, Joann Augustine, Joann Kaiser. Third Row: Virginia Di Cara, Sally Devine, Rose Mary Dean, Margaret Dehne, Jean Brown. Fourth Row: Gilda Brockhaus, Agnes Brinkman, Clara Windholtz, Mary Ann Weber, Lois Birnmerle, Evelyn Timrners. Standing: Patricia Clark, La Verne Miller. - 4 7-W - First Row-Left to Rightzl Dolores Sims, Mary Alice Foegle. Second Row: Sally Donnelly, Lois Link, Jane Kirchner, Rose Marie Scholle, Patricia Dowling. Third Row: Mary Kammer. O come let us adore Him sing the Mercy Choris- ters, as. this beautiful tableaux of the birth of the Divine Child closed their inspiring program of traditional Christmas Carols of many nations. Mary Zhfze gizl: iQ.'s ', ff! .. v .QTWI I SA-L N' QMNA ' P K ,Q ' K YM E ' . The Mer ' s a time for stu if-1 e gas I . Q er e d A ,MEL P A lif gtg tshofiggie anf'I73e3ious- ngss w tigw f tfnyiejgiriety. P Z U ' ' . I uuggiul W K. visit . Y .... - A 4' -45 55:3 ,-,, ,.:5:j45cf',: 5-M 3 5,5 1. ,jim 'my ,5x,,' ze,-,y3,:,,l.g:. 5,',,Q.i:5,,i5.ff,-W,gg f-.x .-f ., 3:1,g?5g,,. sgqg.gay-y,Qgg,fr4','1:,1: -AQ,--,g, it First Row-Left to Right: Joan Schmutte, Rose Marie Zahneis, joan Sewell, Ruby O'Brien, Dorothy Dourson. Second Row: Shirley Zang, Norine'Wessner, Marian Schmidt, Mary Louise Brosse, Janet Nichting, Dolores Q Guteriez, Patricia Heffernan, Betty Streicher. young minds ana! fteafzb aw enfflgfzfenea Standing-Left to Right: Ann T abor, Pat Reilly. Betty Muth, Seated-Left to Right: Betty Schimmel, Jean Klug, Elaine Luken. The members of the German club oft t . . . en enjoy cul- ural activities. A complete study of the lives and outstanding works of poets and dramatists of Germany and familiar songs and dramatizations by the students add a tr ue touch of gentle reality. flze many nwdied of fin Ohio Latin Week found th pared to give an impressiv e account of their ac- quaintance with this classical language. During the year the Latin Club published their own paper for the st d ' u y and enjoyment of the students. Left to Right: Dorothy Herbe, D ese students well pre- orothy Heyob, Alberta Mentr ing of ilzeifc up, Marilyn Lawall X 1 f' , ,.., - , , ,- , V , , . ,W M., Q .q ,K I, -,X W , . f A . f f, .5 ' - - .fl If ,I J fr, -- f- f Z, Gay song and laughter filled the heart of every girl in this picturesque Spanish home. The musi- cal instruments and ,a colorful array of flowers add to the beauty of' this quaint scene. The striking costumes represent a very gala country. Seated-Left to Right: Nancy Steinkamp, joan Diesman, Pat Merkl. Standing: Pat Hart, Betty Simon, Virginia Hahn, janet Nichting, Ruth Kreimer, Mary Lou Menkhaus, Margie Socher, joan Schmutte, Marilyn Newberry, Catherine Moriarity. , ,,,. . .- I 79' 3 K K- 4 M234 i ' Y 5 f 3 5 1' 1 J r . nf i-. ' ' . A - :I i .7 9 5 A U '50i1YV3igUlg'iE aaayiligiifiggecgai A Bonjours Madomoiselle, comment allez vous? and another class de ,Francais begins. qEvery minute spent in studying' this imusical and artistic lan- guage reveals more of the historic folk lore' and dauntless spirit' of an land of the fleur-de'-lis. Seated, Left to Right+First Row: Jacqueline Mistler, jean Misenhelder, Marilyn Hegger Second Row: Betty Bauer, Eunice Kreimerg Marian Schniutte. Third Row: Arlene Noth, Joan Rosefelder, Lois Reinerman, Angela - ' - Peters, Miss Jacqueline Stevens. Standing-Left to Right: Dolores McNeil, Margie Beller. Y Viv- mf ? ii .itf rf ' ffiffmvf Q G' F' if I F fu 5- Q a , 1 iff: 3 A ' ,,r ' fr fir' 'Q' fr: jf fx, f- ., xv Hr w -1 .11 2' of 'va 5 fa- ,fi 55 chi., J 0 H My Ef Siffu its U' it Uovfxf ftfvaif ' ..f Fifi jfila Standing: Rev. John Antony. Seated, Left to Right--First Row: Miss Rosemary Cox, Rev. Angelo Caserta, , Rev. Paul Kappes, Miss Mary Burns, Miss Marian Martini, Miss Ruth Volmer. Second Row: Alberta Mentrup, l Mary Rose Fricker, Vivian Rahe, Dorothy Herbe, Dorothy Heyob, Margie Beller, Eunice Kreimer, Edith Geers. i To promote competence in Mathematics, as well as an understanding and appreciation of its i tance is an aim of the National Ma Society of Secondar S h mony, pledges were installed as members of the recently formed McAu1ey Chapter of the society. rnpor- thematics Honor y c ools. At an open cere- vofzlal aff-'Lucia energetic Atuclenlfav. fi-3. 15,5 .. is We ' ' f- , ' Meet the girls who have discovered that the lo- fix, . cus of a point is not a subject to be studied in the Biology laboratory. To them their Geometry work books are inviting stores of intricate prob- lems in reasoning and they often find themselves going around in those circles they are studying. A Seated-Left to Right: Audrey Inderhees, Patricia Harris, joan Nieman. Standing: Elaine Luken Joan Dulle Left to Right: Anita Le Tang, Mary Lee Bogenschutz, Mary Rose Fricker, Lois Dittrich. i.. F Examination, experimentation and a great deal of common sense, these combine to formfthe gl essential of a-trnen scienfist. eWhether ini the Chenmistrye or Physics laboratory, a basic rules of feasoning guidesf the student toward the truerknowledge ,of that complex science of living. H . .fi ,. ' 4 :Magi Left to Right: Mary Ellen Bartlett, Marjorie Nesselhuf, Carol Von Holle, Marian Honnert. Upper Left: Carol Schaible. Lower Right: Betty Schimmel, Jean Vondenbrink. Biological study reveals na- ture's hidden mysteries. Fu- ture scientists may be work- 1ng here in this laboratory. Cv A if ., 7 gr , ,359 ggi ,fyz pf fi .E fef in gl? ,ff 'ri ,fn '1-9 .VT fs, xi, ff- 11 ,fy Fav A E gf rfufdf E 5 Q -Ui it fu Lei ul fn gf' in .L ' Z wait U , , , gg f'w Q1wffMx-L-:fra-V, 3 1. 5 1 t glggiw Left to Right: Marcella Mafikowski, joan Fischer, Miss Ruth Schwach CTeacherD, Frances Janz, Elizabeth Jaspers, Mary Louderback, Doris Konkler. These girls will tell you that a pattern is not a horrid maze of papers--covered with symbols and letters. To them it is a well ordered plan for l fashion and economy, for it is smart to be fash- h ionable and fashion need not be expensive. A few yards of material can produce practical wonders. t F 5 gf 1 W 57 we U tfffwfvtsw ifwiafff fftvtaesfigacfveiog M155 Left to Right: Ruth Moser, Rose Mary Temming, Betty Summe If she could only cook will never be spoken of our girls, particularly about those who have in- creased their culinary talents in Home Economics class. Armed with cookbooks, aprons, skillets, and pans they fearlessly delve into those numer- ous mysteries of the most domestic side of life. 5 Business training, particularly stenography, of- fers a direct short cut to those anxious to suc- ceed in the commercial world. Contacts are pos- sible with the executive minds and the thoughts of leaders are conveyed to their assistants. Those who add initiative and trustworthiness are often steadily advanced to important positions. First Row Left to Right Laura Scroggms, Lois Braeunig, Geraldine Owen. Second Row: Betty Gutzwiller, Dolores McNeill, Loretta Blasch Elsie Owen Third Row: Shirley Mendel, Virginia Harmeyer, Ann Marie Rieder Fourth Row Kathleen Mclntire, Alberta Mentrup, Rita Marie Fuerst. Fifth Row: Vivian Rahe. 5 if P f , F? 5' :ii fi? ,fi Of H7 .TT -xii ' v 5' 'fy 51,11 A ,if 5'-9 , f 4' ,gf ,- , I if r, Q, W 'Q if wi! Qi ww, any 65 V M ,L eifitf, 595251, QQQJQQ gifs fi-Aft WCYIR1 L 51 45, .ff my Seated-Left to Right: Alberta Mentrup, Rita Marie Fuerst Jean Fl 7 ournoy, LaVerne Kuhr. Standing: Betty Gutzwiller. ' Vivian Rahe pf j .Lf .,-f ,V One of the chief interests of busy Left Seated--Left to Right: Lois Kemme, Carol Wubbolding, La Mercians is their duty to country and city. Nothing of civic impor- tance escapes their discussion and attention. They are always eager to take part in any current debate. to Right: Elizabeth Iaspers, Joi Jaspers, Edith Geers, Marjorie Bosse, Edith Hirschberg. Verne Nieman, Helen Wissel, Patsy Wilk, Lois Pellman, Lois Reinerman, Lorraine Brinker, Alberta Mentrup, Edith Geers, Ann Murphy, jean Flournoy. Standing: Jean Buller, Alberta Mentrup, Betty Dreyer, Mary Lee Bogenschutz, Stella Weber, Eunice Kreimer, Betty Bauer. view 0. iowwmow, The Mercy girl is able to compete with anyone, any- time . . . in March the Deter's trophy was awarded to the school after the Hamilton County Debate Tournament. The junior Town Meeting of the air enabled stu- dents to express various opinions on Vital topics. The verbal battles were always hot and heavy . M Left to Right: Kathy Lynch, james Meehin, Marjorie Bosse, James Schwab. A Left to Right: Dennis Murphy, Kenneth Haas, Mildred Macke, Elizabeth jaspers. Seated-Left to Right: Dorothy Ger- hardstein, Don Gerrard. Standing Harry Schelmann, Stan Herrlinger v-'QM --Pm 1 - -vm K .- www- a -1- . k Q-milk! , Q ,, .--.-,-nv-nag., 4 I V -, ,, H I A! M Zine Meicg Qifzf id . . . fix- v y . f . Gi XQQ RAN W K xQ ,WQQ - I 1 T thaw- r 4Ag EQn ! fn ix her nf 6 Q ing whsfheho fol- gg Z . rifief Qmdiviqualvfgkents. ' I M WNW wx .. V W Efwdw ww ,aff- 9 .4 B W mg-pg, w 41 12,455 Am, .,M.3g3gg5?gQ . Tim-. LQ ?TszPJz'f s 7 ' 1?E:.'5t,'?'r A W M, LS H, , Q J ly. 'V S11 i 0 W' 0 QRVZ4 f., :uf ,7 ,gt -1- 1- , ,,.. 5 if -,Y Lf 2 -flagfr. M, Ufini.-' 4 -f C,-F' Cf Left to Right: Norine Wessner, Lois Pellman, Clare Jacobs, Dorothy Gerhardstein fat pianob, Dorothy Espelage, Marilyn Meyer, Shirley Zang. From a biography of Bach to a resume of the con- tributions of American composers, the History of Music Class learned the answers. As a welcomed guest at their classes you would find yourself whisked away, back through the golden pages of time, amid a dream-world of music. What beauty is found there! A hush falls over the audience, her baton is raised and once again Dorothy Gerhard- stein leads the members of the orchestra through one more harmonious performance. The Music Room has frequent visitors be- for the spring recitals. Shirley Zang, Lois Pellman, N orine Wessner and Virginia Gleason all agree practice is essential. Left to Right: Shirley Zang, Lois Pellman, Norine Wessner Cat PIHIIOD, Virginia Gleason 4-sm, Sea ted-Left to Right: Carolyn Smith Doroth Es el R , y p age, uth Ballhaus, Teresa Noelker, Monica Pardi. Standin : Pe S h ' ' g ggy c ellenberger, Pat Reilley, Marilyn Meyer, Marlene Brunsm wif- zaglrfu, ' S fb W 557 1 Q 343 7, Wa M! M4 'if Y 4 Qfl l 1 K, IA, Y fn Rt ag H p t'-gg? i . an. The orchestra follows the Mercy recipe for melody in blending a richness of the bass strings, a mellowness of saxaphones, a rhythm of the drums, and flavor of trumpets, clarinets, and violins. Left to Right: Jeanette Schnur, janet Miller, Dorothy Keilholz. l Left to Right: Patsy Ryan, Mary Bigner, Dorothy Heyob, Joanne Brauenig. ,Al A' Left to Right: Joan Miller, Joan Beck, Kathryn Littner, Evelyn Istock. Left to Right: Nancy Caplinger, Marilyn Tallen, Janet Meyer. Left to Right: Patsy Bigner, Ellen Gerhardstein, Linda Marstall. 45 ' f- fl ,W -vw fkqyg A 2 ,,-,r,,r -,,,, .y .M .f f ,v ,' .V ..1 ,.,-' fl. if Mary Kammer, Irma Otte. .1 5 ,Q f' ff ' If ' , fr If , 'fr EV- .-, rv H A fm fu 1--li' 'V i Q Lf Lc'2Cf-'ui fam M eip f T5 5 I In a four-year art program, pupils have ample opportunity to develop creative ability and to grow in a true appreciation of the beautiful in fine art. The preparatory work in color and design equips Mercy's young artists for the fascinating ventures in oil, tempora and water color which follow. Clay modeling allows practice in form and color. Upper Left: Joy Schlageter, Dorothy Dourson. Lower Left: Lois Carle, Mary Lou Merk. lifziciil In the field of applied arts and crafts, textile painting has a favorite place. Modern techniques, including scratch board illustration, air brush painting, silk screen printing, and linoleum block contribute beauty to worth while products. Left to Right: Evelyn Rech, Helen Geiser, Patricia Albers, Rosemary T emming. Left to Right: Irma Otte, Kathleen Kirry, Dolores Smith, Joan Tucci- nardi. Above: Patricia Hart, Jean Wagner. Left: Evelyn Rech, Francis Janz, Mary Ryan. +32 fb .VR .mf ,Q u xx , na' . sf.-'fys iv Left to Right: Lois Link, Anita Le Tang, Jean Bernard. E 5 Left to Right: Margie Bosse, Mary Rose Fricker, Ann Marie Rieder, Elvera Berns llleecufzfain .Qlowlg fziaed and once again v ' . . A tense -climatic inoment in Beware' of Murder! is here portrayedfw. Full of thrills '-and susbensenrthe Inystery comedy 'presented in 1'I'oyember'dernonstrated V the standards play prodnctions upheld by-these Masque' and ' Gavel., Players. Q, Affiliated With the National AI-lonorary Speech Society, this fchapter aimed at oral 'excellence in ,ball events. In VApril, Masqne and -Gavel combined with the Dramatic Club of Elder in the play, Strictly.Forma1 -, a three-act comedy. 0 . Seated-'Left to Right: Virginia Harnieyer, Patricia Trefzger, Doris Konkler Virginia Mueller Standing Mary A Kammer, Mary Ann Yunger, Edith Hirschberg, Virginia Gleason Jeannine Dixon, Mildred Macke Jeanne Klei, ' ' E D Patricia Dowling a Aucceaafuf production cfafdcfoafea if Left to Right Elvera Berns, Jean Ranz, Nor1ne Wessner, Irma Otte, Joanne Klei, Dorothy Macaluso, Adelyn Frank, Betty Streicher, Helen Espel, jean Buller Edith Geers, Joan Fischer, Marjorie Bosse, Virginia Gleason, Anita Le Tang, Dolores Huber, Edith Hirschberg, Naomi Frey, Doris Konkler. Inspirational, spectacular, and beautiful, the his- torical drama, 'fjoan of Arc , will linger on as one of the most successful plays ever ,presented at Mercy. In the colorful eight scenes showing the life of France's heroine from her happy clays in Domremy to her execution at Rouen, the class of '47' scored a professional triumph. The scene aboye discloses her cognizance of Charles VII garbed as a courtier. dis 4l , Here portrayed amid the forest Jeanne attempts to assuage the anger of her father, who is incensed by her deep interest in the military conditions. Off stage is quite often the center of bustling activity as actresses are made up and costumed under the vigilant eyes of a skillful crew. The success of the performance depends a great deal upon the ability of those working behind stage 'zabfe ad of clfzamafizaiion. Seated-Left to Right: Mary Rose Fricker, Virginia Gleason, Eunice Kreimer. Standing-Left to Right: Mary Agnes Roedersheimer, Elizabeth Jaspers, Virginia Harmeyer, Patricia Trefzger, Lois Brauenig, Kathleen Mclntire, Jean Bokencotter, Joi Jackson, Marie Rieder. Elle Mezcgu -gifzl i4 KN I The Merc ' l 'n'H A, N - s all happy llleiilbp lk Aa Well mf 'F A3Qi'H0f f? 3 her the he t ' Y' 'gene lify. ' ff' 0 . ,. r-gmmrWv....... .,, ...,,. T -.-N-7 Q-.ff.,.,..,:,,.7-,,. -rv--,-.vp ,-.. ,,..,., .K .nrzmv-if W-1,1 71,7-Y,-7--V,-,..-N.V, .,,.Y . .. W-.-. -wvyfv---f ..-........-,,,,.f--'--wfw- ' W--W-2---vw-v-r--Q-1-rw -y---11-q-gfwwfrfsz---v-f-ww-yr Q -:,,n?if5.1-..Q-.,:,.-.,.. -Mg:L..44g,gL.qg..?,,.-11:i,,. -.,, ay.. N....-JL...M,,aL.,.J..L0,..,,..:, ,J,,x.,,4..,L1A.,, Mp... ggfgd. 4 :.. .....1,.Q,-4.4.1-.-,'g1..,-.,.g...,,M..1Q:.....,., -..m..., ..,1.dN.4.M..4:.m.:i.zh.at-.af cgmplzaaia on aociabilify Kinda man Whether at a Mission Cake l Sale where business is al- ways combined with pleasure or 'at just a friendly get- together around the piano, these girls gloried in the sharing of all their gaity. 1,1 and joys with one another. Left to Right: Rose Marie Scholle, Evelyn Reck, Patricia Hart, Lucille Kroner. Left to Right: Sally Merrill, Betty Huth, Jean Berding, Ruth Nastold, Patricia Harris, Lois Pellman, Shirley Zang. Wzacioua and amicabfe feacfefw ai Mezcy Heel and toe and away we go . It seems that the many dancing cou- ples are having a gala time. With such glit- tering decorations and a good dance band this gaity comes so easily. I+ Martha Jane Miller nuigofmliltg aCfiUitie. Health, beauty, and happiness is the 'priceless possession of these girlsg 4 With physical power to back thelrn up A and the willy' to win, they are always - on their toes. All eyes alert while playing tennis and volley ball, con- fidence when.bow1ing comprises a never fail recipe for wholesome sports. Left to Right: Joyce Neumann, Leslie Buerkel, Geraldine Schmees, Betty Lewing, Joan Nemann, Elaine Luken, Ethel Herdeman, Ann Murphy Margaret Nickolas, Dolores Heliners. Y Left to Right: Naomi Frey, Geraldine Schmees, Virginia Mueller, Lucille Erdman, Helen Espel, Nathalie Kemper, Jeanette Schnur. First Row-Left to Right: Pam Longo, Rose Marie Scholle, Virginia Mueller, Joan Nienaber, Naomi Frey. Second Row: Mary Jane Kirchner, Nathalie Kemper. Third Row: Mary Plas, Jacqueline Mistler, Elizabeth Muth, Ruth Hoesl. Fourth Row: Rita Marie Fuerst, Jean Wagner, Helen Wissel, Helen Espel, Jean Merk, Helen Horest. Fifth Row: Mary Lou Hillen, Pat Reilly, Geraldine Schmees, Lucille Erdman. Sixth Row: Pat Albers, Helen Geiser, Marilyn Lawall, Jeanette Schnur. W- l f 'fa'-1lM '4N ' 391. 1. 7 'G'e' 4,-qMnfN' 'oc-1. ., -x'1-'Wh' v.-VN'-3. 5,9- .M N. 37. - 'bu v.,.np.v5'D A 1-4 u 4 I Rgx- fzaq' edu, .l- :gs M, fb- ,b G lfA H 1' 3- -fc L N A I .929 5 q3a,Q,l.... A vu-,L-A , 9f9'..A'5', s L J 7 9.41, ',n1 ,KAL ' ...C-A ff' A F-7, '6mw' ...Q .9-l 'a, s..v-1195 Wm Seated-Left to Right: Patricia Morgan, Edith Geers, Betty Bauer, Edith Hirschberg. Stand- ing: Marjorie Bosse, Mary Lou I-Iillen, Mary Rose Fricker, Margie Beller, Eunice Kreimer, Alberta Mentrup, Dorothy Gerhardstein. In September the members of the Gleanings Staff, determined to carry on those high standards set in preceding years, combined their abilities and efforts to produce a paper worthy of the school it represents. The Annual Staff in creating and completing this publication had as their aim the true picturization of the life of the Mercy girl. Seated-Left to Right: jean Wagner, Dorothy Gerhardstein, Shirley Zang, Norine Wessner Mary Lou Merk. Standing: Irma Otte, Margie Beller, Mary Rose Fricker, Dorothy Dourson CMissing from Pictureb Rita Daley. f . SEPTEMBER 3 Opening of school . . . Dorothy Macaluso models uniform for freshmen. 13jHigh Mass in honor of the Holy Ghost. 24!Feast of Our Lady of Mercy . . . Holiday. OCTOBER 6 Marian Day at Xavier University. 9 Mercy-Holmes Debate . . . Masque and Gavel Initiation. 10 Day of Recollection for members of Braille Society. 23 Mission Day . . . all assist at Mass and receive Holy Communion . . . Rt. Rev. Monsignor Edward A. Frecking, National Secretary of C.S.M.C. ad- dresses students. 31 Mercy-Newport Debate. Betty Lou Rudemiller, Ruth Westrick, Dorothy Macaluso. Rosemary Schreiber and Patricia Wissel enjoy Catholic Book Week. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward A. Freking NOVEMBER 1-2-5 Masque and Gavel presents Be- ware of Murder . 2 Dorothy Gerhardstein speaks on junior Town Meeting. 5-9 Catholic Book Week. 6 Safety Program. 8 junior Dance Autumn Breeze . ll Armistice Day . . . Free day. 13 Honorary Math Society Initiation. 15 Alumnae Dance. 20 St. Cecilia Day Recital. 25 Mercy-Purcell Debate. 28-29 Thanksgiving Vacation. Nz Left to Right: Patsy Lou Wilk, Marilyn Lawall, Janet Wempe, joyce Neumann, Frances janz, Charlotte Bimrnerle, Mary Helen Beck, Jean Diesman, Joan Burns, Lorraine Brinker, Lucille Kroner, Jean Niedhard, , Anne Tabar. Standing: La Verne Nieman, Mary Ann Yunger, Patricia Faller. Mary Jane Kirchner fVirginD. A DECEMBER ' JANUARY 4 Teen-Age Book Week program, 5 Margie Bosse speaks on Junior Town Meet- ing. - McAu1ey. Q 10 Alumnae Dance at Alms Hotel. 11 Program in honor of Mother Catherine A 11 Speech Tournament at Newport High . . . 13 Victory Corps Physical Fitness Exam. Margie Bosse, Mary Rose I,-ticker, Anita 19 Christmas Carol Program. Le Tang receive awards. 20 Junior Dramatic Students present Ma- 15 Girls eI1l0Y the beautiful SHOW- donna of the Market Place . . . Xmas 20-22 Semester Examinations. PaftY- 23 St. Agnes Day Program. 29 Seniors sponsor Mistletoe Memories at 24 Movie Prisoner of Shark Island . . . i Sinton Hotel. Snow Flake Dance for benefit of C.S.M.C. FEBRUARY T Left to Right: Joan Diesman, Joan McGuire, 5 Shakespeal-ian Day, Left to Right: Helen Buttlewerth, Lois Carle Anita Le Tang. 10 McAuley Chapter In- Irma Otte study the Shakespearian theatre itiation. 12 Lincoln's 'Birthday . . . Holiday. 14 Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Test. 15-17 Senior Class pre- sents Joan of Arc . 18 Sister Mary Virginia of O. L. C. interviews seniors. 19 Address on Therese Neumann by Father Gey, O.F.M. 20 Sociology Lecture by Miss Jean Lowry. 24 Masque and Gavel In- itiation. 26 Traffic Assembly. 28 Senior Oratorical Finals. , ar , .,-1.1 ,.., .1 . w is 2 fs, f Professor John J. Fehring directing the Mercy Choristers in the A Spring Concert. ' ' MARCH 2 Joanne Klei speaks on Junior Town Meeting. 3-5 Rev. Chester Burns, SJ., conducts Juniors- Sophomores Freshmen Retreat . . . Rev. Paul Cavanaugh, S.J., conducts Senior Retreat. 8 State Scholarship Test. 16-18 Forty Hours Devotion. . Mercy Choristers present Spring Concert under direction of Professor John J. Fehring. Rev. Louis M. O'Leary, O.P., conducts Day of Recollection for M. M. H. S. Alumnae. Anita Le Tang discusses Flood Control on Junior Town Meeting. 16 23 30 Betty Nemann, Joan Dulle and Patricia Trefzger heeding the call of Spring. Left to Right: Dorothy Gerhardstein, Shirley Zang, jean Bernard, Anita Le Tang, Joanne Klei, Miss Cox, Norine Wessner, Patricia Morgan, Edith Hirsch- berg, Marjorie Bosse, Betty Bauer. Reception of Senior Class into M. M. H. S. APRIL 2 6 Easter Vacation. A beautiful spring day at Mercy. High School Orchestra Concert. Seniors sponsor dance for Missions. Mildred Macke participates in Oratorical Semi-Finals at Our Lady of Cincinnati College. Gold Medal Expression and Music Recital of Dorothy Gerhardstein and Anita Le Tang. Ohio Latin Week Assembly Program. Oratorical Contest Finals at Music Hall MAY Diocesan Science q Club Meeting. Junior-Senior Prom at Marie Antoinette Ballroom, Alms Hotel. Greater Cincinnati Speech Tournament. -13 Strictly Formal , Mercy-Elder Play. Ascension Thursday--Visit to Washington, C. D. Fathers' Night. -25 Ballet. 2 P.M. Alumnae. F JUNE A Class Night. Seniors attend High ' Mass and receive Communion . . . Freshmen act as hostesses at breakfast for Seniors. 6 Graduation at Xavier University. Seated-Left to Right: Joanne Klei, Jean Bokencotter, Margie Beller, Lois Braeunig, jean Buller, Bettie Gutzwiller, Virginia Mueller, Patricia Morgan, Naomi Frey, Ann Murphy, Dorothy Heyob, Nathalie Kemper. Standing-Left to Right: Evelyn Timmers, Marianne Ohlhaut, Mary Frances Greir, Joyce Nieman, Gilda Brockhaus, Carol Menke. A' .' if - I.I- W- N- . f ?I,I.IIL1,I.. 7 . 4 If-w I I , I -. , . 0 .... . II .III-1 II. V - 1 . , I -W. .. . .Q I ' 0 ' al . , . . u , I I... I I.1'.,I '- 1 .a. -,- 1 ,v .. n . ,.I. Q. X . - 1 . -x.j. . 'vf - : - . . ' .f . ' ez 1 .:1.I I . . . ,I- I,-I., ' '- A . ' . . 'a s . - . .a .4- II 4 I. H-.. -f . .g.I .-.I-If' I , . -'- 2 ., ' ,I ., I. .-v .. III .I'. I. II . ' . 5' ' ' ...:,. ' I 1 . . .I . ,I III I X 1 - I .L 5. If .- I- II-.. I , I .Ig ,.I-I I, I II,. I .I x ..Io ' I ,yi ,- P' I 1 .- ' I ', . .11 . b 1, I 7 I. -, . I- ,'IIz'Ii II.. .IIII -I .. .I I, ...I . ,. 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Compliments of MOTHER OF MERCY MOTHERS' CLUB Good Luck and Best Wishes, Seniors Best Wishes to the Class of '47 from from JUNIOR A JUNIOR B Congratulations and Best Wishes Best Wishes to the Senior Class to the Seniors from from JUNIOR C SOPHOMORE A Congratulations to the Seniors from SOPHOMORE B Compliments Of FRESHMAN A Best of Luck and Success to our Big Sisters from FRESHMAN C Compliments Of JOHN A. BERNARD, M.D. Congratulations to the Seniors from SOPHOMORE C Best Wishes to our Big Sisters FRESHMAN B Compliments Of The Mother of Mercy Chapter Of MASQUE AND GAVEL 9' 'J WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION 22 EAST TWELFTH STREET CINCINNATI 10, OHIO Compliments ST. BONAVENTURE. CHURCH 1798 QUEEN CITY AVENUE WAbash 2547 REV. GRATIAN MEYER, O.F.M., Pastor REV. CYRIL HERMANA, O.F.M., Assistant REV. 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FRUITS Courtesy Plus Service For Better Fruits and Vegetables Phone Your Next Order - MOntana 0704-W 4009 HARRISON AVENUE Formerly Pearls FOR SHOES ITS ALWAYS WITTE'S 3903 SPRING GROVE AVENUE At Powers FILIPP APPLIANCES Sales - Appliances - Service Complete Line of Leading Make Appliances 3516 WARSAW AVENUE GRandview 4227 WHITE OAK GARAGE WELDING AND GENERAL REPAIR BLUE ROCK PIKE NO. 9 WHITE OAK, CINCINNATI 24, OHIO DOuglaS 6104-W JAckSOn 7128-J PAUL L. BARTH CO. FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES S. E. COR. WARSAW AND SETON AVENUES WAbash 0205 Compliments of AMERICAN ICE CO. PONY KEG STATION 1406 HARRISON AVENUE SCHAFFER 81 NICHAUS SERVICE STATION ICE - BEER NORTH BEND ROAD AND WEST FORK A Compliments of HARRY J. UDRY GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING MAin 6958 HUmbolt 0010-J MOntana 3745 B. C. ALLEY Licensed M asler Plumber Plumbing and Heating Contracting J Obbing and Repair Work 3830 CARRIE AVENUE CHEVIOT, OHIO Compliments vf WINTON TERRACE MISSION ELMER R. BECKER . BUILDER Specializing in Contracting and Carpentry Box 116-B REEMLIN ROAD CINCINNATI 11, OHIO Compliments . of MR. and MRS. L. C. BOGENSCHUTZ Compliments of MR. and MRS. A. MENTRUP and ALBERTA Compliments MARTY'S DRY CLEANINGS of TAILORING AND ALTERATIONS CAN DYLAND Suits Made To order CONFECTIONARY 1023 STATE AVENUE Home Made Ice Cream and Good Candies WAbaSh 9584 CINCINNATI 4, OHIO STEHLIN'S SAUSAGE HOME MADE SAUSAGE Made its u'ay by the ivay it's made DOuglas 6164 BEVIS, OHIO VICTORIA'S BARBER AND BEAUTY SALON 2457 HARRISON AVENUE MOntana 9850 CINCINNATI, OHIO Headquarters for the Finest in Poultry Frozen Sea Foods, Birds' Eye Fruits, and Vegetables MILLER'S REGAL STORE 2608 HARRISON AVENUE RODNEY YOUNG CO. DISTRIBUTORS Launderall - Howard Radio - Stokol Stokers Oil Heating Equipment 228 WEST SEVENTH STREET MAin 3034 Compliments ' Of THE HUDDLE RESTAURANT AND CAFE WAbaSh 9800 4914 GLENWAY AVENUE Compliments Of TENNEN BA UM BROS. Compliments ' Of HENRY J. SCHMEES JEWEL TEA CO., INC. The Most Complete and Friendly Grocery Service in America QUEBEC ROAD GARDENS NITE CLUB END OF JOHN STREET CAR LINE Chicken and Steak Dinners a Specialty Private Halls for Parties WAbash 9749 LA MAR BEAUTY SALON 3416 HARRISON AVENUE, CHEVIOT, OHIO Complete Service - Popular Prices T. PETRI, Prop. MOntana 9867 LUX DELICATESSEN Successors to Sehallers 3600 WARSAW AVENUE Open 'till midnight daily WAbash 9699 GLENMORE MEAT and FRUIT MARKET MOntana 9756 Compliments Qt' THE THRELHELD-J ON ES CO. BERTKE ELECTRIC CO., INC. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS CHAS. F. BIMMERLE MAin 3746 Compliments Of EDWIN A. WESSELMAN SCHMIDT'S GROCERY QUALITY MEATS 1781 CARLL STREET WAbash 7317 BRIGHTON POULTRY MARKET A 2126 COLERAIN AVENUE PArkWay 4607 Compliments of EDITH GEERS and LOIS PELLMAN VIRGINIA LOSACKER PAT HEFFERNAN ROSE MARY MENDEL Compliments Of . THE ESPEL FAMILY Compliments of JIMMY and TIMMY KLAYER AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT 119 WEST TWELFTH STREET CINCINNTAI, OHIO Specialize in All Kinds of Permanents ELLA'S BEA UTY SHOPPE DUGAN'S PHARMACY WARSAW AND HAWTHORNE AVENUES WAbash 1555 Compliments Of MR. and MRS. JOS. KREIMER Compliments Of ALPINE INN Compliments Of WEN Z BAKERY 933 STATE AVENUE DUFFY PHARMACY FIFTH AND BROADWAY MAin 0525 Compliments Of A. J. FISCHER YORK SUPPLY CO. Distributors SPEED QUEEN , WASHERS AND IRONERS NEIDHARD FUNERAL HOMES MT. HEALTHY WESTWOOD TAYLORS CREEK 9 JAckSon 7800 MOntana 3022 MOntana 3515 INVALID COACH SERVICE Compliments of W. J. WIRMEL 8: SONS FUNERAL HOME 3118 COLERAIN AVENUE Klrby 2596 Call SUMME BROTHERS For Your Dairy Products 7941 ELIZABETH STREET MT. HEALTHY, OHIO HARDIG PAINT CO. PAINT FOR ALL PURPOSES 1111 HARRISON AVENUE PArkway 3132 BRIGHTON FAIRMOUNT HARDWARE 1740 QUEEN CITY AVENUE Paints - Glass - Household Articles ' WAbash 9515 HOWARDS DRY CLEANERS 2461 HARRISON AVENUE Call and Delivery MOntana 1368 C 8: M FOOD SHOP DELIOAOIES AND BEER 4921 GLENWAY AVENUE GRandView 1130 ED. WAGNER All Popular Brands of Beverages Pints, Quarts, Half-Gallons, Pony Kegs Beer Wines, Mixers, Soft Drinks 5010 GLENWAY AVENUE WAbash 9525 We Offer You Shelter GRADY REALTY SERVICE 4900 GLENWAY AVENUE WAbaSh 5475 Compliments of FERNBACH GARAGE Tires, Batteries and Accessories CORNER OF COLERAIN PIKE AND STRUBLE RD. MT. HEALTHY, OHIO, SNOW'S SPRING LAKE GOOD FISHING DOuglas 6985 BEVIS, OHIO DE MERLE CONFECTIONARY 3546 WARSAW AVENUE 9:30 to 11:00 Each Evening WAbash 9899 Compliments of ' JACK 8: JILL CAFE 4526 WEST EIGHTH STREET J. P. and S. HARDWARE CO. 4758 GLENWAY AVENUE WAbash 2265 MARCELLA BEAUTY SALON PRICE HILL 4939 GLENWAY AVENUE WAbash 9852 CHerry 8350 Mountings A. R. J ESTER p Manufacturing Jeweler- Diamond Setter 510 VINE STREET CINCINNATI 2, OHIO THE GIFT AND CARD SHOP Distinctive Gifts Greeting Cards For All Occasions 3615 HARRISON AVENUE MOntana 0969 Compliments of MR. and MRS. H. C. RODERSHEIMER BILL and MARY AGNES FRANK RACK AND SONS EXCAVATING AND GRADING COLERAIN - Near BLUE ROCK JAckson 7421 Compliments of MR. and MRS. E. A. JACKSON J. A. OSTERKAMP SERVICE STATION DENHAM AND BEEKMAN CINCINNATI 25, OHIO JUNIOR SAMATOUR CLUB .of ST. MARTIN CHURCH LITMER'S GROCERIES - MEATS 2459 HARRISON AVENUE MOntana 2612 Compliments of CHARLEY'S MEAT MARKET 641 WEST COURT STREET Wholesale and Retail M eats PArkway 9213 BOB'S TEXACO STATION ROBERT MILLER, Prop. Tires and Batteries Marfak Lubrication and Havoline Oil MOntana 9809 WILLIAM J. LAWALL CHOICE MEATS AND POULTRY 1187 HARRISON AVENUE CINCINNATI, OHIO NORTH COLLEGE HILL DELICATESSEN 1609 VAN ZANDT ROAD Open 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. Walking Snndaes - Fountain Service CHEVIOT MEAT MARKET FINTAN ALBIETZ MOntana 5728 OVERLOOK HARDWARE CO. 4909 GLENWAY AVENUE WAbash 3345 Sanders For Rent NEIHEISEL'S GROCERY QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES GLENMORE AND WERK ROAD We Deliver MOntana 2565 - 9795 HANN SHOE REPAIR We Specialize in All Orthopedic and Doctors Prescription and Cork Elevation Work 3604 WARSAW AVENUE WAbash 4285 PRICE HILL CINCINNATI, OHIO MR. and MRS. HARRY BUTTELWERTH and FAMILY JOHN OSTERKAMP SERVICE STATION 2745 BEEKMAN STREET Compliments Of MR. and MRS. WALTER AMMON Compliments Of PEARL and GENE SCHAEF ER SHOE SERVICE NEW SHOES AND REPAIRING Pick Up and Delivery Service BUD SCHAEFER 1810 CARLL STREET WAbash 0992 CINCINNATI 25, OHIO BOB CULLEN'S FOOD MARKET Quality Meats - Poultry 3859 TREVOR AVENUE AT WOODBINE MOntana 5743 CHEVIOT 11, OHIO BRAMBLE INN BOB BELL, Prop. BRAMBLE AND WHETSEL MADISONVILLE I Compliments Of MR. and MRS. RAYMOND BELLER I I I I 'O Q1 Q sm sen ss I x I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I V I IALIZEU PLANNING ANU INGRRVING VICI FUR YIARBUUN STAFFS Um Mr. F. H. Albers Miss Mary Alley Mr. and Mrs. Art Allgier Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Ante Clara Ante Mr. and Mrs. E. Barley Margie Beller Robert Beller Frances Berns Mary Berns Elvera Berns Mary Lee and Sue Ann Bogenschutz Mrs. Susan Bowles Ray Buescher Gertrude Burwinkle Compliments of a Friend The Carols of II-B Rita Daley Mary Catherine, Teresa and Dawn Mr. and Mrs. Sam Di Cara Don Dollries Mr. and Mrs. Philip Domino Nancy Dwyer Ray Einspanier Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Enslein Helen Espel Esther, Joyce, Mary Ann and Leslie Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fein Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Felix Pat Fessel Mr. and Mrs. John Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. John L. Fricker A Friend I Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fuerst Mrs. Julia Gabriel Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Gabriel Mr. and Mrs. Aug. F. Geier Helen Geiser Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gellenbeck Mr. and Mrs. E. Gustafson Mr. and Mrs. Hahn Pat and Ginny Harris Mr. and Mrs. W. Hart Miss Mary Claire Hasecoster Mr. and Mrs. Hegge Jean Hegge Marilyn Hegge Mr. and Mrs. H. Herdeman Ethel Herdeman A Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hillen Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hilsinger Mr. and Mrs. L. Hirschberg Mary Lee and Edith Hirschberg Jane, Janet, and Martha Mr. Val Jester Mary Ann Knauft Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Kroger S fatfzons Mr. Carl Lenser Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Lenzer Betty Lewing Lim and Zim C. J. Losacker Frank Mackie Marion, Claire, Pat, and Rosie Estherine Moriarity Mary Ellen, Audrey 425, Joan Jim Matson McGuire Family Mr. and Mrs. George Mendel Jane Mendel Shirley Mendel - Mary Lou Merk Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Meyer Mickey and Sunny Joan Miller and Joyce Newman Joseph A. Neidhard, Sr. Marlene Nelson Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Nickum Martha Nickum Mary Nickum LaVerne Nieman Mrs. Maymie Niemeier Marion Noelker Hilda Otthofer Vivian Rahe Mr. Jack Raible Howard Rodler Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sander The Sander Twins Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sander and Baby Sue Schaefer and Marilyn Stoeckle Mr. and Mrs. Clem Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Schmidt Marian and Virginia Schmidt Marilyn Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Schnur Mr. and Mrs. P. Schreiber Bernard A. Schreiber, S lfc Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sewell Mrs. William Stehlin, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Streicker Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Suttman Joan Suttman Marilyn Tallen Don Lee Tavern Bill Tepe and Marty Tierney' Paul Tuerck Pat Trefzger Lt. and Mrs. H. E. Vanderbank Mr. and Mrs. L. Vanderbank Anna Volk Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilger Mr. Otto Zang and Family Ante, Clara ....., Bach, Margie ..... Bauer, Betty Mae. . . Beller, Margaret .... Bernard, Jeanne .... Berns, Elvera ...,...,,,.. Blasch, Loretta ........... Bogenschutz, Mary Lee. . . Bokenkotter, Jeanne r...,, Bosse, Marjorie ...... Braeuning, Lois ...., Buller, Jean Mary .... Burdick, Regina ..... Buttelwerth, Helen. . . Carle, Lois ,........ Daley, Rita ..,.... Dixon, Jeannine .... Dourson, Dorothy ..,. Einspanier, Marian. . . Erdman, Lucille ..... Espel, Helen ...... Fischer, Joan ,... Flournoy, Jean .... Fox, Peggy ...... Frank, Adelyn ...... Frey, Naomi ....,.,.. Fricker, Mary Rose. . . Fuerst, Rita Marie .,.. Gabriel, Ruth ...,.... Geers, Edith ..,...... Gerhardstein, Dorothy. Gleason, Virginia ..... Gutzwiller, Bettie ..... Harmeyer, Virginia. . . Hegge, Jean ....,... Helmers, Dolores. . . Herbe, Dorothy. . . Heyob, Dorothy. . . Hillen, Mary Lou. . . Hirschberg, Edith. . . Huber, Dolores. . . Jackson, Joi ........ Jacobs, Claire ....... Jaspers, Elizabeth .... Kemper, Nathalie. . . Klei, Joanne ........ Koegel, Peggy ....... Konkler, Doris Lee. . . Kreimer, Eunice ..,. Kreimer, Helen. . . Kuhr, La Verne ..... Keilholz, Dorothy. . . Lauch, Marian .... eniofz aibizectofzg ..Box440R.R.11 ..... . .2539 Ravine Street ..... . . .2193 Harrison Avenue. . . . . .2873 St. Catherine Place. . . . . . .2638 Pancoast Avenue. . . . .3008 Harrison Avenue. . . . . .3713 Frances Avenue .... . . .3126 Coral Park Drive. . . . . .4401 Watterson Street. . . . .3348 Hader Avenue .... . . .3564 Blue Rock Road. . . . . .6375 Cheviot Road ..... . . .3632 Herbert Avenue ....... . . .2042 Harkness Street ....... . ..Box 214 H R. R. 7 Mack Road.. .. . .2706 Bridgetown Road ...... . . .3147 Evergreen ............ . . .648 Werk Road ......... . . .1862 Fairmount Avenue .... . . .3941 Davis Avenue ..... . ..Box 130 R. R. 2 ........ . . .3200 Lehman Road ...... . . .4234 Homelawn Avenue .... . . .4423 Erie Avenue .......... . . .3698 Montfort Heights Drive. . .5386 North Bend Road ..... . . .3350 Wunder Avenue ....... . . .2213 Kenton Street .... . . .2236 Graebe Street ...... . . .1763 Westwood Avenue .... . . .1523 Alexandria Pike .... . . .3407 Mayfair Avenue .... . . .4323 Harding Avenue .... . . .3464 Alta Vista Avenue .... . . .2027 Baltimore Avenue .... . . .3673 Herbert Avenue .... . . .2463 Waveland Place ..., . . .5345 Glenway Ave ..... . . .4213 33rd Street ..... . . .3617 Jessup Road ..... . . .4925 Shirley Place ........ . . .3432 Glenmore Avenue .... . . .3633 St. Martin Place .... . . .4924 Ralph Avenue .... . . .2850 Shaffer Avenue. . . . .3449 Hallwood Place .... .... . . .2500 Harrison Avenue. . . . . . . . . .3260 Werk Road ........ .... . . .2998 Wardall Avenue ...... .... . . .3229 Queen City Avenue ........ . . .3247 Stanhope Avenue .......... . . .2000 Westwood Northern Blvd.. . . . .3609 St. Martin Place .......... . JAckson 8215-J MAin 3336 MOntana 0422 MOntana 0012-R HUmbolt 1609-M MOntana 3293-W HUmbolt 4338-J MOntana 1132-W BRamble 1366-W HUmbolt 4119-M JAckson 7458-W JAckson 7166-R MOntana 2519-R MOntana 3062-W HUmbolt 3403-M HUmbolt 5543-M HUmbolt 0948-J MOntana 1898-R GRandview 3406 HUmbolt 4088-M JAckson 7908 GRandview 1852 HUmbolt 0157-M BRamble 0471 MOntana 4454-W MOntana 1451-R HUmbolt 5571-M GRandview 1902 WAbash 3141 Hlland 0067 HUmbolt 1936 HUmbolt 3557-J MOntana 4559-W MOntana 4564 MOntana 2179-W GRandview 4912 MOntana 4228-R MElrose 1855 JAckson 7238 HUmbolt 2726-J MOntana 3648-W MOntana 1995-W WAbash 8671 HUmbolt 2316- J AVon 3189 MOntana 5480 HUmbolt 5302-J HUmbolt 1660-J MOntana 2977-W HUmbolt 2927-M MOntana 6476-W MOntana 2732-W Leesman, Lillian. . . Le Tang, Anita ..... Louderback, Mary. . . eniofz Qbizectozg . . .1722 Carll Street ..........,.. . . . . . .2621 Harrison Avenue .... . . . . . . .1365 Covedale Avenue .... . . . . Macaluso, Dorothy .... . . .1852 Westwood Avenue .... . . . . Mclntire, Kathleen .... . . .5717 Adelphi Avenue ..... . . . . McNeill, Dolores .... Mendel, Shirley .... Mentrup, Alberta .... Mentrup, Alberta .... Merk, Mary Lou .... ...5257 North Bend Road... 3423 Corrine Avenue. . . . . .2456 Saturn Street. . . . . 5636 Biscayne Avenue .... . . 5840 Cinti.-Lsvl. Pike. .... . . . . Merrell, Sally Ann .... . . .2519 Harrison Avenue ........ . . . Mistler, Jacqueline .... . . . Morgan, Patricia .... Mueller, Virginia .... Murphy, Ann Ruth .... .... Nerenberg, Mary .... Nemann, Betty .... Nickum, Mary ...... 3976 School Section Road ........ 1244 Denver Avenue ...... .... 3639 Gamble Avenue ..... .,.. 3633 Puhlman Avenue .... .... 2485 Gate Street ....... . j2393 Ferguson Road .... 3240 Wardall Avenue. . . Niehaus, Mary Lee .... .... 2 935 Veazey Avenue .... Noelker, Marian .... Noth, Arlene .... O'Brien, Ruby. . . Otte, Irma ....... Owen, Elsie ....... Owen, Geraldine .... Pellman, Lois ...... Peters, Angela ...... Poland, Mary Ann. . . Rahe, Vivian ....... Ranz, jean ........ Redmond, Ruth ..... Rieder, Ann Marie. . . 2011 Baltimore Avenue. . . . . . . 4425 Grove Avenue .... . . . 4400 Grove Avenue ............. .3282 Hildreth Avenue. . . . . . . . . .. 1963 Sutter Avenue-Apt. E ...... 1963 Sutter Avenue-Apt. E ...... 1740 Westwood Avenue ....... , . . Box 471 R. R. 12 Cinti.-Lsvl. Pike. ....4420LucerneAvenue............ 3749 Aurora Avenue .........,... 2698 Shaffer Avenue. . . . . . . . . . .3752 Darwin Avenue. . . .. .. 5465 Eula Avenue ........ .... Roden, Marie .............. 2349 Nicholson Street .... .... Roedersheimer, Mary Agnes . Schmees, Geraldine. . Schmutte, Marian. . . Schnur, Jeanette .... Schreiber, Rosemary. Scroggins, Laura .... Sewell, Joan ........ Sperber, Pat ......,. Strasser, Ethelreda. . Streicher, Betty ..... Suttman, Joan ..... Timpe, Henrietta .... Trefzger, Pat ...... Wagner, Jean ..... Wessner, Norine .... Windholtz, Florence. . Winhusen, Clara .... Wissemeier, Charlotte ...... Zahneis, Rose Marie . Zang, Shirley ....... Zieverink, Mary .... 1023 State Avenue ..... .... 3825 Olivette Avenue. . . . . . . 3918 Grace Avenue. . . 3679 Frondorf Road .... .... 4200 Walter Avenue ...... .... 3645 Glenmore Avenue. . . . . . . 4466 Grove Avenue .... .... 3220 Glenmore Avenue. . . . . . . 3061 Percy Avenue ..... .... .3228 Stanhope Avenue. . . . . . . . . .. 3241 Queen City Avenue ......... 2720 Robert Avenue ............. Box 352 R. R. 12 Cinti.-Lsvl. Pike. 3245 Brater Avenue ............. 2584 Montana Avenue ........... Box 474 R. R. 12 Cinti.-Lsvl. Pike. 3415 McFadden ................. 4542 Cleves-Bridgetown Road .... 3324 McHenry Avenue .......... 3527 Mozart Avenue ........ . . . 3427 Locust Lane ..... .... GRandview 5986 MOntana 3631 WAbash 8928 GRanoview 4690 BRamble 1043-M MOntana 3753 MOntana 3326-W GRandview 2118 MOntana 0148-W HUmbolt 2416-I HUmbolt 4794-J WAbash 7287 HUmbolt 5204-J MOntana 3331-W HUmbolt 0717-M MOntana 3209-W MOntana 3883 HUmbolt 1407-W HUmbolt 4068-M HUmbolt 2298-M HUmbolt 4480-M HUmbolt 4480-M GRandview 1354 HUmbolt 5166-J BRamble 2215-J MOntana 5660-R MOntana 1861-R HUmbolt 0178-M MOntana 2523-W HUmbolt 0814-J WAbash 3304 HUmbolt 161671 MOntana 5173 MOntana 4198-W HUmbolt 1836-M MOntana 3889-W HUmbolt 3547-M HUmbolt 5179-J MOntana 5938-W MOntana 2811-W HUmbolt 4614-J MOntana 3371-J HUmbolt 5208-J HUmbolt 3984-M HUmbolt 4038-M MOntana 3668-W HUmbolt 2245-J MOntana 4007-W Montana 4262 ' ' afutogfulplu