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

 - Class of 1948

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mEmoaus 0F mUTHER 0F mEREU ELEHHIHGS 1948 VOL. XVIII wh 3' Ex: '55 PI PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF MOTHER OF MERCY HIGH SCHOOL WESTWOOD CINCINNATI. OHIO ALL-AMERICAN . . . I947 CBHTEHTS DEDICATION .................... 6 FACULTY..A.J...H.H..J.,...... l2 F FRIENDSHIPS l8 Seniors Underclassmen CLASSES ........................ 42 ACTIVITIES ...................... 60 Clubs Drama Missions Social life J Spor'rs l s+a++ 9 ? MEMORABLE DATES .............. 92 SENIOR DIRECTORY .............. 94 OUR ADVERTISERS .......... . . . . 97 DEDICHTIUH... TD HIHRH...IJUR mDTHER...0lIR HIUDEI. OUR PROTEETRESS .4 5'; IX :51; 4.3:: . s21 w d'. c. 25': '0 5:4 5-. .5. 5 'At'l '14,...1 r,. !.x. 4VA'55 54:44-m. M5 wk. 0, -$.:.':. .aamxx'x .5 .2 2 7! K 1 ml ' C '32-: Nx fiqxw$q 0'h - Wheat. -. f ,z 1 X3; '9: ' :: x9 x J X 45 ,7 rrdfmm 5 -- I 5 92,24 W- 5 55 5 fat? X 55 ' 50' 4- 5le WWW JIM 44 a 5: .,Illll.lH HQ 3' MM 5'2 5 a; 5 W819 Q. 154.: a till!!! Itdulnul! I...Iuti Ira... . Our Lady Our Lake Eas+ Wing 43$11$335 . . x mm . gr Win+er Wonderland For years aHer we have Fef+ Mercy's porfals. i+s beaufiful campus will be one of our deares+ mem- ories. H' has always been a greaf source of pride 1'0 each and every sfudeni' . . . a pride +ha+ fined every hearf wi+h a spirif of love and happiness . . . one +0 be held near and dear +0 each s+uden+. v. 1 D. $14.31? . I lit- . wi- , . ??knu- ' K I The Mos+ Reverend John T. McNicholas O.P.. S.T.M. Archbishop 0; CincinnaH .IHIDER ZEHLDUS DIEHITHRIES The Mos+ Reverend George J. Rehring Auxiliary Bishop of Cincinnafi DURII'IG FOUR UEHRS 0F HI6H SEHlHlI. SISTER MARY EMILY R.S.M. PrincipalI Religion SISTER MARY ALBERT R.S.M. Chemis'rry. Physics. Religion. Modera+or-Chemis+ry Club. Physics Club. S.D.S., Y.C.S. SISTER MARY ALOYSIA R.S.M. Librarian. Book Siore SISTER MARY ANNUNCIATA R.S.M. Civics and Sociology SISTER MARY BERNARD R.S.M. lnsfrumeni'al. Senior Choral Group Modera+or of Music Club SISTER MARY BERTRAND R.S.M. English. Religion. Moderafor 0? 5.0.5.. Y.C.S. SISTER MARY CARLOS R.S.M. Speech Ar+s. Moderafor O'F Masque and Gavel SISTER MARY CELESTINE R.S.M. Lai'in. Spanishl Adviser O'F Gleanings. Modera+or 0. School Paper. La+in Club. Spanish 'Club' SISTER MARY CHARLOTTE R.S.M. S+uden+ Councilor SISTER MARY DE SALES R.S.M. La+in. Religion. Y.C.S. Modera'ror of C.S.M.C.. Lafin Club SISTER MARY EUPHRASIA R.S.M. Records. Supervisor of Cafe'reria SISTER MARY JOELINE R.S.M. Mafhemai'ics. Frenchl Music. Religion. Modera+or of French Club. Y.C.S.. Good Council Club SISTER MARY JOSEPH R.S.M. Biology. Germanl Mafhemafics Moderafor of German Club. Ma'i'he- mai'ics Club. Nafure Lovers' Club SISTER MARY MERCEDES R.S.M. Ma+hema+ics. Religion. Y.C.S. Modera+or of Good Council Club SISTER MARY ROSINE R.S.M. f Modera+or of Lafin Club. Ar+ Club : I Arf. Religion. Lafin. Y.C.S. REVEREND THOMAS CONNELL PROFESSOR JOHN J, Chaplain Choral FEHRING MISS ELEANOR BARRETT DR. HELEN COMPTON Ancient History. English. Journalism, School Physician AHendance Reporis T0 BE OUR FRIENDS Ill I'IEED. HlEET IMRS. LEOLA GOLDSMITH MISS ADELE HEITZ. R.N. i Physical Educaiion School Nurse v.-v4...m-.r., .- W A. -mur r .MRS.CATHERINELEUGERING.RN. MRS. RITA NEWMAN MISS DULAH PULSKAMP Horne Nursing Sienography. Typing. Bookkeeping English, Speech Moderaior of Deba+ing Ciub 'DUR FHEULTU....THE9'RE REHL PEOPLE! MISS JEANNE SAYRE MISS ESTHER SCHWACH Typing. Sfenography English. World Hisfory. Moderdor of Civics Club MISS RUTH SCHWACH MISS SALLY SUE THOMPSON MISS SUZANNE UNKEL Home Economics. Homemaking American His+ory. English, Sienography, Typing Moderafor of Red Cross AciiviHes Speech. Census and Da+a Records mEmURIES . .. FHIEHDSHIP...THE OLDER IT GRUlllS, IHE STRONGER ITIS. P100915 20 JOAN CATH ERINE AHLERS C. S. M. C. 2. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4: Class OHicer. Audiior 3: Science Club 2. KATHLEEN PATRICIA AUSTING C. S. M. C. I. 2. 3. 4: S. D. 5. 3. 4; G'ee Club I, CAROLYN JANE BACKSCHEIDER C. S. M. C. I, 2. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4: Spanish Club 2. 3: Ari Club 3. 4: Science Club 3; Bowling I. 2. RUTH ANN BALLHAUS C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4-. La+in Club 3, 4: MaH-n Club 3. 4: Honorary Mafh Sociefy 4; Music Club 3: Science Club I. 2. 3: Orchesfra l. 2. 3. ANNA LOU BASTIAN C. S. M. C. II 2. 3. 4: S. D. 5. 3. 4; Laiin Club 3: Glee Club I. 2. 4: Science Club I, 2. 3. 4: Triple AC Science Club 3. 4. LUCY CLARE BEISCHEL C. S. M. C. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4: Class OFF'Icer. Sec'y 4. JEAN CLAIRE BERDING C. 5. M. C. I. 2. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4: Class OHicer. Presidenf II Treasurer 2; Glean- ings Siaff. Circulation Manager 4: Currenf Events Club 4: Math Club 3. 4: Honorary Maih Socieiy. Treasurer 4: Nature Lovers' Club 3. 4: Secretary 4: Science Club 2: Triple AC Science Club 3: Bowling I. 2. 3, 4: Capt 2. 3: Kickball I: Volleyball 4. BETTE KAY BERNZOTI' c. 5. M. c. I. 2. 3. 4-. Glee Club 3, 4. CHARLOTTE EM ILY BIMMERLE C. 5. M. C. 3. 4; S. D. S. 3, 4: Class ; Officer. Sec'y 3. Vice-Pres. 4: A CIUb 4: i Glee Club 3. 4. F JEAN EDNA BIRCK C. S. M. C. I. 2. 3, 4; 5. D. S. 3. 4: Annual SfaFF 4; Lafin Club I. 2. f ; MARY LORRAINE BRINKER ' c. s. M. c. l. 2. 3. 4; s. D. s. 3. 4. Masque 8x Gavel 3, 4; Deba+ing 4: Spanish Club 3: Glee Club I: Science Club I, 3; : Triple AC Science Club 3. : DOLORES CECILIA BRODBECK $3 c, s. M. c. l. 2. 3. 4; s. D. s. 3. 4; Glee Club 2. 4; Science Club 2. 3. JOAN HELEN BURNS C. S. M. C. I. 2. 3. 47 Pres. 4; 5. D. S. 3. 4: Class Officer. Treas. l, Pres. 3. Treas. 4; Masque Eu Gavel 4; AnnuaI Staff 4: Glee Club I. 2. 3. 4; Science Club 2. MARJORIE CLAIRE CONNOR C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3, 4; 5. D. S, 3. 4'. Class Officer. Sec'y 2. Auditor 3. Pres. 4; La+in Club 2: Glee Club I. 2. MARY JOAN DIESMAN ; C. S. M, C. I. 2. 3. 4; S. D. S. 3, 4; Masque 8. Gavel 4; A+hle+ic Club 4; Mafh Club 3. 4: Honorary Maih Society 41 Glee Club I: Science Club II 2. PATRICIA LOUISE DONNELLY C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1; Spanish Club 3. GHHDUHTES OF 1948 SALLY ANN DONNELLY C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3, 4; Glee Club I: Spanish Cfub. Treasurer 3. PATRICIA AGNES DOWUNG C. S. M. C. l. 2, 3. 4: S. D. 5. 3. 4: Mafh Club 3: Masque 8: Gavel 3. 4: Presidani 4; GIeanings Sfaff. Associahe EdHor 4; r Afhleiics l. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club I; Journal. ism 3: Science Club I. 2. 3. 47 Vice- Presideni 4: Triple AC Science Club 3. 4; Bowling 2. 3. 4. BETTY ALICE DREYER C. S. M. C. 2. 3. 4; Vice-Fresidenf 4: S. D. S. 3. 4; Y. C. S. 3. 4: Debating 3: Laiin Club 3. 4: Current Evanfs Club 2; Glee Club 'Z. 3. 4; Na+ure Lovers' Club 3: Class Officer. PrasideM 2. 3. 4. JOAN MARY DULLE C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4; Class Officer. Treasurer l; Gleanings Staff 3. 4: Ass'+ - Edi+or 4: DebaHng 3; Lafin Club 4: Ma+h Club 3. 41 Honorary Ma+h Socie+y. Secrefary 4; Afhfefic Club I. 4: Science Club I. 2. 3. 4: Presidani 4; Bowling 1. 2. 3. 4. DOROTHY IDA ESPELAGE C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3, 4; S. D. S. 3. 4: Class Officer. Vice-Fresideni l'. Glee Club E. 2. 3. 4; Music Club 3; Science Club I, 3. 4; Triple AC Science Club 3. 4; Orchesha I. Z. 3. 4: Symphonic Band 3. 4. .A..u,.-,. ROSEMARY ANN FAHEY C. 5. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4; 5. D. S. 3. 4.- Glee Club I: Lafin Club 3: Science Club 2. PATRICIA FRANCES FALLER C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4: Class Officer. Audifcr l; Masque 81 Gavel 4: Glee Club I. 2. 3. 4: Annual SfaH' 4: A+Hefic Club 4: Science Club I. 2: Bowling 3. 4: Presicfenf 4. MARY ALICE FOEGLE C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club I; Bowling 3. 4: Spanish Club 3. 22 CLAIRE MARIE FRANK C. S. M. C. I. 2. 3. 4.- 5. D. S. 3. 4: Glee Club I: Bowling 4: PATRICIA JANE FRANKIE C. S. M. C. l. 2. 4: S. D. 5. 4; Debaf- ing 4; Glee Club 1; Journalism 4. JOAN MARY FULLER C. S .M. C .l. 2. 3. 4.- Treasurer 3:5. D. S. 3. 4; Glee-Club I: Bowling 4. JEAN MARY GLAZIER C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4: 5. D. S. 3. 4: AH'IIeHc Club 4: Glee Club I. ESTH ER MARY GOLDSCHMIDT C. 5. M. C. I. 2. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4; A+HeHc Club 4: Glee Club I. TH ERESA CATH ERINE GRAMAGLIA C. S. M. C. l. 2 .3. 4; S. D. S. 3. 4: Glee Club I; Cfass Of-Ficer. Treasurer 2. - dwwt 'qiw'Ea-It. JEAN ANN GROVE C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4: S. D. 5. 3. 4; Science Club I. 3: Glee Club I. JOAN MARGARET GUETHLEIN C. S. M4 C. I. 2. 3. 4; 5. D. S. 3. 4: Glee Club I. 3. 4; GRHDUHTES OF 1948 23 24 VIRGINIA LEE HAHN C. S. M. C. 3. 4; S. D. S, 3. 4: Afhleiics 4. RITA ELIZABETH HAMMANN c. s. M. c. l. 2, 3. 4. s. D. s. 3. 4; Glee Club I. MARY ALICE HARRIS C. S. M. C. l, 2. 3, 4; 5. D. S. 3. 4: Class Officer. Vice-Pres. 2, Sec'y 3; MaH1 Club 3. 4: Honorary Mafh Socieiy 4; Bowling 2. 4: Nafure Lovars' Club 3. 4; Science Club 3. 4: Physics Club 4. VIRGINIA LEE HARRIS C. S. M. C. l, 2.3. 4; S. D. S. 3. 4; Giee Club II 2. 3. 4: Class Officer Audiior 3: Science Club 3. 4; Gleanings SfaH 4. PATRICIA CAROL HART C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3, 4: S. D. S. 3. 4; Class Officer. Secrefary I: Journalism 4; Gleanings Sfaff 4.- Spanish Club 4'. Annual Staff 4: Ari Club 3. 4; Pres. 4.- Currenf Even+s Club 4: Vica-Pres. 4; Glee Club I. 2. 3. 4; Nafure Lovers' Club 3, 41 Sec'y 3: Science Club 2; Triple AC Science Club 3: Ballet 2. MARILYN ESTELLE HEGGE C. S. M. C. I. 2. 3. 4: S. Science Club II 4: Y. C. S. Club I: French Club 3. PATRICIA LORRAINE HEINEMAN C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4; S. D. 5. 3. 4: Glee Club I, 3. 4: Bowling 4. ROSE AGNES HELLMAN Bowling 4; D. S. 3. 4; 3. 4: Glee C. 5. M. C. I. 2. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4; Glee Club ll 4: Naiure Lovers' Club 3. 4; Science Club 2; Journalism 4: Gleanings SfaE 4: La+in Club 3, 4; Triple AC Science Club 3: Bowling 3. l ' ,4 vu-Tv-JHX . . ETHEL M. HERDEMAN C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3 .4: S. D. S. 3 .4; Gleaming: SiaH 4; Lafin Club 3. 4: Treas. 4: Chan Officer. Treas. Z. Pres. 3; Maih Club 3. 4; A+hlefic Club. Pres. 4; Glee Club I, 2; Science Club I. 2. 3. 4: Triple AC Science Club 3. 4. Co-Pres. 4; Honorary Ma+h Sociefy. Pres. 4; Bowfing Z. 3. 4; Volleyball 3. 4; MARILYN VERONICA HERSCHEL C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4: Good Counsel Club 3; Spanish Club 2. 3; Glee Club I. 4; Ballei 2. 3. MARY ANNE HETHERINGTON C. 5. M. C. I. 2. 3. 4; S. D. S. 3. 4: Spanish Club 3. 4; Glee Club I, 4; Science Club 2; Arf Club 2. 3; Ballef 2. 3. HELEN BERNICE HOERST C. S. M. C. I, 2. 3. 4; S. D. 5. 3. 4; Glee Club I, 3. 4; Bowling 2. 3. ANTOINETTE LEE HOLT C. 5. M. C. l. 2, 3. 4: S. D. 5. 3. 4: Glee Club I. 2. 3. 4. LOIS MARIE HONKOMP 0.5. M.C. l. 2, 3. 4; S. D. S. 3, 4; Glee Club I: Spanish Club 2. 3; Baseball 3; Kickball l. VIRGINIA ROSE HONKOMP C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4; S. D. S. 3, 4: Spanish Club 2. 3; Athletic Club 4.- Glee Club I; Baseball 3; Bowling 4; Kickball I. BEITY ANN HUTH C. 5. M. C. 1. 2. 3. 4: 5. D. S. 3. 4; Glee Club 4. EBHDUHTES DF 1948 FRANCES CATHERINE JANZ C. 5. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4: Masque 8x Gavel 3l 4: Ari Club 3. 4: Glee Club I. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra I. 2: Music Club 3. MARY ELIZABETH KAMMER C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4; Ar+ Club 3. 4-. Class Officer. Vice-Pres. l. Sec'y 2, 3: Masque 3x Gavel 3. 4: Glean- - ings Staff Editor 4; Maih Club 3; Science Club I. 2. 3. THELMA JOANN KAMMER C. S. M. C. I. 2. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4: Glee Club I. 3. 4: Maih Club 3. 4: Honorary Mafh Society 4: Physics Club 4. MARIE ELEANOR KEILHOLZ C. S. M. C. I. 2, 3. 4: S. D. 5. 3, 4; Science Club 2: Spanish Club 2. 3: Glee Club I. MARY JANE KIRCHNER C. S .M. C. l. 2. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4: Masque 3: GaveI 3. 4: Sec'y 4: Glee Ciub l: Spanish Club 2. 3.- Bowling 3. 4. RUTH JANET KLARE C. S. M. C. I. 2. 3, 4: S. D. 5. 3. 4: Glee Club I. '3. 4: Volleyball 4. JANET CLAIRE KOCH C. S. M. C. I. 2. 3. 4: Sec'y 3: 5. D. 5. 3. 4: Class Officer. Sec'y I. 3. Vice-Pres. 3: Annual SfaFf 4: Spanish Club, Sec'y 3: Glee Club I.- Science Club I. MARJORIE ELIZABETH KOCH C. S. M. C. I. 2. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4; Glee Club I; Spanish Club 2. 3; Bowling 2. JO ANN KOEGEL C. S. M. C. I. 2. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4; Debafing 3. 4; Annual Staff 4: Athlefic Club 4'. Current Events Club 4: Glee Club I. 4: Mail: Ciub 3; Science Club I. 2; Triple AC ScienCe Club 3: Baseball 3: Bowling 2; Kickball l; Volleyball 4. HELEN RUTH KOMAN C. S. M. C. 1.2. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4; Glee Club I: Bowling l. RITAMARY LORETTA KRABACHER C. 5 .M. C. I. 2. 3. 4: 5. D. S, 3. 4: Glee Club I. 3. 4: Science Club I. 2. 3. 47 Tripel AC Science Club 3. 4. MARILYN THERESE KREUTZER C. 5. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4; S. D. S. 3. 4: Glee Club I: Spanish Ciub 2. 3. LUCILLE MARIE KRONER C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4: S. D. S, 3. 4: Vice- Pres. 4; C135: Officer. Treas. l. 3. 4; Annual SfaH 4; Masque 8x Gavel 3. 4.- AfHeI-ic Club I; Giee Club I. 4: Science Club 3; Bowling 3; Cheerleader I. 2. 3. MARIAN LAVERN KRUMMEN i g c. s. M. c. l. 2. 3. 4; s. D. s. 3. 4; t Glee Ciub l. 2. 3. 4; Bowling 2. L ANGELA JOSEPHINE LA ROSA C. S. M. C. I. 2.3.415. D. 5. 3. 4: Glee Club 1: Science CIub 2; Arl Club 3. 4. MARI LYN ESTELLE LAWALL C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4; S. D. S. 3. 4: Class OHicar. Vicefres. 4; Good Counsel Club 3; Masque 8: Gave. 4: Annual Sfaff. Edii'or 4.- Lafin Club 3, 4, Sec'y 3: Afhla+ic Club I. 4: Math Club 3. 4; Honorary Math Socie+y 4; Science Club I. 2: Glee Club I. Z. 3: Baseball 3: Bowling 3. Capt 3; Kickball I. 27 28 LOIS JEAN LINK C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4: La+in Club 3: Science Club 2. 3; Masque 8x Gavel 2. 3, 4: Trees. 4: Bowling l. 2, 3. M ILDRED ANNE MACKE c. s. M.C. 1.2. 3. 4; s. D. 5.3. 4; Class Officer. Sec'y I; Y. C. 5. 3. 4; Sec'y 3. 4: Masque 8: Gavel 3. 4: Sec'y 4; Debafing 3. 4: LaHn Club 3: Glee Club I; Science Club 2; Ballet 2: Bowling l. 2. 3, Capt 2. MARCELLA BLANCH MALIKOWSKI C. S. M. C. I, 2. 3.415. D. S. 3. 4; Class Officer. Vice-Pres. 2: Glee Club I: Science Club 2: Bowling 3. JEAN MARIE MEISENHELDER C. S. M. C. I. 2. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. Good Counsel Club 3; French Club 3. Glee Club II 2.- Science Club II 2. 3 Triple AC Science Club 3. 4. 4. 4: 4. u v PATRICIA ANN MENGES C. S. M. C. II 2. 3, 4'. S. D. 5. 3. 4; Glee Club I; Nafura Lcaversl Club 3, 4; Science Club I. 2. 4; Trpile AC Science Club 3. 4: Bowling 2. 3. 4: Volleyball 4. PATRICIA LORRAINE MERKL C. S. M. C. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4: Spanish Club 4. MARILYN JANE MEYER C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4 Afhleh'c Club 4: Glee Club I. 3. 4; Science Ciub I.- Bowling 2, 4. ROSEMARY CAROLE MOERTLE C. S. M. C. I. 2, 3, 4: S. D. S. 3. 4: Glee Club I. 2. 3. 4; Y. C. S. 3. 4: Music Club 3: Science CEub 2. 3, 4: Triple AC Science Club 3, 4. CATHERINE JOHANNAH MORIARITY C. S. M. C. 3. 4; S. D. S. 3. 4'. Glee Ciub 3. 4: Spanish Club. Sec'y 4. ROSE MARY MURPHY C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4: Art Club 4; Glee Club I. 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 2. 3: Bowling 2. RUTH ALICE NASTOLD C. S. M. C. I. 2. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4; Good Counsel Club 3. 4: Class Officer. Presideni l. Vice-Pres. 4: Lafin Club 3. 4. Tress. 3. Presiden+ 4; Chemistry Club 4. Pres. 4; Glee Club I: Horizon Club 4: Bowling 4; Triple AC Science Club 4. JOAN CATHERINE NEIDHARD C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4; S. D. S. 3. 4: Science Club I. 2: Bowling 3. Class Officer Vice-Pres. 3: Masque 8x Gavel 4; Glee Club II 2. 3. 4. BERNICE AGNES NEIHEISEL C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4: S. D. 5.3. 4.- Spanish Club 2. 3: Glee Club I. 4.- Science Club I; Bowling 3, 4. JOYCE ANN NEUMANN C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4: S. D. 5. 3. 4; Glee Club I; Class Officer. Treasurer 3: Journalism 3; Gleanings SHE: 4; Masque 8x Gavel 3. 4; Aihlefic Club 4. Treasurer 4; Honorary Mafh Socie+y 4; Science Ciub l. 4: Triple AC Science Club 3. 4; Bowling 2. 3. 4. LA VERNE NIEMAN C. S. M. C. I. 2, 3. 4; 5. D. S. 3, 4? Glee Club I: Good Counsel Club 3; Triple AC Science Club 3, 4: Currenf Events Club 3: Science Club I. 2. 3. 4; Bowling 4. FRANCES IMOGENE NORDHOFF C. 5. M. C. 1. 2. 3. 4.- S. D. S. 3. 4; Glee Club I. GRHDlIHTES OF 1948 30 ROSE ANN PALMIRE C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4: Glee Club I. JAN E LEE PETERSMAN C. S. M. C. I. 2. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4-. Spanish Club 2. 3. MARY FRANCES PLAS C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4; S. D. S. 3. 4: Debating 4.- French Club 3. 4, Pres. 4: Glee Club I: Science Club I. 2. 3: Bowling 3. LOIS ANN RAAB C. S. M. C. I. 2. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4: Spanish Club 2. 3. JOYCE AUDREY RAIS C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4:5. D. 5. 3. 4: Glee CM; 1. 2; Bowling 3. EVELYN JANE RECK C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3 .4; S. D. S. 3. 4: Class Officer. Pres. 4: Journalism I. 2: Annual SfaH 4: Debafing 4: Ar+ Club 3. 4. Vice-Pres. 3: Afhlefic Club 4: Curren+ Evenfs Club 4: Math Club 3: Science Club I, 2, 4; Na+ure chers' Club 3. 4. Pres. 3. 4: Triple AC Science Club 3. 4: Baseball 3: Glee Club I; Volleyball 4. SHERLEY MAE REIDELL C. S. M. C. I. 2. 3. 4: S. D. 5. 3. 4'. Glee Club 3. 4. LORAINE FLORENCE REILMAN c. s. M. c. 3. 4; s. D. s. 3. 4. GRHDUHTES OF 1948 JEAN LOUISE REINER C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4; S. D. S. 3. 4; Glee Club I: Science Club 2-. Bowling 3; Volleybalf 4. MARY LOIS REINERMAN C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4: S, D. 5. 3. 4; Glee Club I. 4; Science Club 2; Ballsi 2. 3; French Club 2. 3: Class Officer. Trees. 3. Secretary 4; Chemish'y Club 4'. Curreni' Evenfs Club 3. PATRICIA ANN RIELAG C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4; S. D. S. 3. 4: Class OFFicer. Pres. 2; Annual Siaff 4. DOLORES IDA RITCHIE C. 5. M. C. I. 2. 3. 4; S. D. S. 3. 4; Glee Club I. 2. 3. 4; MaH': Club 3; Science Club. SHIRLEY MAE RODENBERG C. S. M. C. I. 2. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4: Glee Club I: Ballef 2; Bowling 2 3 4 Volleyball 4. . . JOAN MARY ROSFELDER C. S. M. C. l, 2. 3. 4.- 5. D. S. 3. 4: Glee Club I. 4; Ballei 2. 3.- French Club 2. 3. MARY AGNES RYAN C. S. M. C. II 2. 3. 4; S. D. S. 3. 4; Y. C. S. 3. 4: Ar+ Club 3. 4; Glee Ciub Z. 3; Bowling 3. LA VERNE BEATRICE SCHMUTTE C. S. M, C. I. 2. 3. 4; S. D. S. 3. 4; Glee Club I: Science Club I'. Bowling 3. 4. 31 ROSE MARIE SCHOLLE C. S. M. C. II 2. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4: Glee Club I. 2. 3. 4: Music Club 2. 3; Science Club I. 2; Triple AC Science Club 3; Volleyball 4; Bowling 2. 3. 4. BETTY MARIE SIMON 5 C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4; S. D. S. 3. 4: Journalism 4; Gleanings SiaFf 4. Fashion Ed.; Spanish Club 4: Glee Club I. 3. 4; Curran? Evenfs Club 4; Science Club Z; Ballef 2. 3. i i . 3 i DOLORES HELEN SIMS . c. s. M. c. I, 2. 3. 4; s. D. s. 3. 4;. Spanish Club 2. 3: Glee Club I; Ballef 3;: Bowling 3. 4. ' MARY JANE SMITH C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4-, S. D. S. 3. 4; Journalism 4.- Gleanings SiaH 41 La+in Club 3: Curreni Even+s Club. Sec'y 4: Glee Club I: Na+ura Lovers' Quiz 3. 4: Science Club I; AfhleHcs l. 2. 3: Bowling II 3, 4.; PATRICIA AN N SPECHT C. S. M. C. 1, 2. 3. 4; S. D. 5. 3. 4; Glee Club I. 4; Ba1le+31 Bowling I. 3. JANET CECILIA SPERBER C. S. M. C. I. 2. 3. 4; S. D. S. 3. 4: Spanish Club Z. 3; GIee Club 1: Bowling 2. NANCY JAYNE STEINKAMP C. S. M. C. l. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4; Glee Club II 4; Spanish Club 47 Deba'l'ing 3; Currenf Evenfs Club 3. ANNE HELEN TABAR C. 5, M; C. l. 2. 3. 4: 5. D. S. 3. 4: Glee Club 3; Science Club 2: German Club 3. 4; Ballef 2. MARILYN ROSE TALLEN C. S. M. C. 1.2.3.415. D. S. 3. 4; Glee Club I. 2. 3. 4; Class Officer, Pres. Ir Audifor 2: Gleanings Sfaff 4; Lafin Club 3. 4.- AihleHc Club 4; MaHI Club 3: Music Club 3; Symphonic Band 2. 3. 4.- Orchesfra l. 2. 3. 4; Science Club I. 2. 3, 4; TripIe AC Science Club 3. 4: Bowling I. 2. 3. 4. Sec'y 4. JOAN DIANA VENTRE C. 5, M. C. I. 2, 3. 4: 5. D. S. 3. 4: Class Officer. Vice-Pres. 3: Afhlefic Club 4; Maih Club 3; Science Club I. 2. 3. 4; Triple AC Science Club 3. 4: Glee Ciub l: Naiure Lovers' Ciub 3; Bowling 3. 4. DOLORES MARTHA WAGNER C. S. M. C. I. 2. 3. 4; S. D. S. 3. 4: Glee Club 1'. Spanish Ciub 2. 3. AUDREY HELEN WASSLER C. S. M. C. LZ. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4; Debafing 3, 4; A+hleHc Club 4; Currenf Even+s Club I. 47 Glee Club I. 4; Ma+h Club 3; Science Club 2. 3: Baseball 3; Bowling 1. 3. 4: Kickball I: Volleyball 4. STELLA MARIE WEBER C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4; S. D. 5. 3. 4; Glee Club I. 2. 3. 4; Class Officer. Trees. 4.- Debafing 3.- Curren+ Evenis Club 3: Afhlefic Club, Sec'y 4: BowIEng 4: Volley- ball 4. BETI'Y JEAN WELLBROCK c. s. M. c. 4; s. D. s. 4. JANET ANN WEMPE C. S. M. C. l. 2.3. 4; S. D. S. 3. 4; Glee Club I: Science Club I, 3'. Bowiing 3. 4. PATSY LOU WILK C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4; S. D. S. 3. 4: Masque 8x Gavel 4: Current Even'ls Club 3: Glen Club I. 3. 4: Music Club 3: Science Club I. 2. HELEN RUTH WISSEL C. S. M. C. I. 2. 3. 4; 5. D. 5. 3. 4; Current Evanh Club 3. 4: Journalism 3. 4; Bowling 3. CAROL JEAN WUBBOLDING C. S. M. C. I. 2. 3. 4: S. D. S. 3. 4: Curren+ Evenfs Club 3. 4: Journalism 3: Glee Club I; Bowling 3. J EANNE ELIZABETH WULF C. S. M. C. 3. 4; 5. D. S. 3. 4: Spanish Club 3. MARY ANN YUNGER C. S. M. C. l. 2. 3. 4; S .D. 5. 3. 4; Masque 8. Gavel 3. 4. Vice-Pres. 4: Currenf Evenfs Club 4: Glee Club 1: Science Club 2; Bowling l. 2. 3. 4. CAROL JEAN ZEHEL C. 5. M. C. I. 2.3.415. D. 5. 3. 4; Glee Club I: Class OHicar. Secretary 4; Science Club 2. $36k Eipl-ma 7;. 1:4: 4.99.2 104 34 OUR llll'lG HIJJHITED GRHDUHTIUH DHY... Four years have gone by! Four years of Jtransform- ing us info women. From now on our ideals musf be our guiding s+ar along our pai'h of life. As leaders in femorrow's world, our +eaching and insfrucfion ' have prepared us for every piHall +ha+ we may '- ' encoun+er. Mercy has faugh'l' us 1'0 suppor+ our own ' ' porHon of H115 worfd's conflic+s-now we musf puf our learning info pracfice. May God be our guide! - WWm-cmmgv- at .: m NHw'T .w ra- r m. 35 OUR EHTHUSIHSTIE JUDIURS...IUURKIHG. l. I A+ Ias+! Jus+ one more year and we'll have reached our ; longed 'For posii'ions, queens 'For a year. +I1e Seniors!u This g. was ius+ one of +he passing remarks which were offen heard by +he juniors. The rFu+ure leaders of '49 showed us greai' spiri'l' and en+husiasm. They were an ache group, s'rudying. workingl and playing fogefher in a spirH always fradifional of each Mercy sfudenf. Each acfivii'y uni'l'ed +hem in onaHy +0 our school and +0 each o+her. In chober. a dance. +he firs+ social even+ of HM; year. indeed, was a success. The proceeds. being an enormous sum were generously given +0 +he missions. Soon w w i D x L. Pickleheimer. J. Braeunig. A. Zimmer. C. Sioeclcle. N. Daffoma. K. McCar+ney. ROW I: N. DaH'orno. 3. Bradley, Flaherry, K. Kirry. M. E. Bar+le++. Hoesl. J. Klug. V. Losacker. ROW B. Lewing. P. Harris. M. Honnerf. Braeunig. J. Engelhard. P. Fessel, Hefferman. ROW 3:L.Buerkel.P.BradIey, V. Jaehnen. S, Einspanier, A. lnderhees, V. Hopkins, H. Geiser. E. Finn. ROW 4: P. Albers, E. Koclt. H. Hangbers. R. Kreimer, M. A. Kramer. A. Fries. L. Kabbes. 'STRIVIIIG run H HHPPH .SEnIDR LIFE after +he dance. +heir ambifions again burs'r forHL Desir- Ing to please o'H'Iers. fhey sponsored a doll dressing con- fesf and Ia+er donafed +he dolls fo less forfunafe children. When +he exci+emen+ of exams and refreaf was over, each one began +0 look forward +0 Hie Junior-Senior Prom. an evenf which every Junior had anficipa+ed since her Freshman days. Soon +he prom was jus+ a parf of 1416 memories an Hue wonderful year. Then each looked forward +0 her life as a senior' which was long awai+eclI buf in fufure years, will be looked upon as a happy memory. ROW I: J. Rahn, K. McCarfney. J. McGuire. E. Luken. P. Minella, J. Nienaber, L. Pickleheimer. R. Malnney. ROW 2: M. Pardi. P. Oberhelman. M. Of+e. M. Newberry, M. L. Menkhaus. M. Mackie, L. Ranz. ROW 3: J. Reidell. R. M. Mendel. J. Mark, R. Maser. M. NikEas, R. M. Ohmer. ROW 4: H. Pilger. J. Miller. J. M'Iddendorf. E. Mufh. J. Lucas, M. Nesselhuf. ROW 5:T, Noellxer, M. J. Miller, M. Meyer. J. Nemann. ROW I: D. Sandling, C. Taerner, J. Schmuite. M. Schneider. R. Wuesi', C. Schaible. P. Schellenberger, D. Shaver. ROW 2: M. C. Weaver. J. Vondenbrink, 5. Sunnenberg, J. Schafblea S. Safzger. Schlagefer. B. Schimmel, G. Sammons. ROW 3: C. Sfoeclde. A. Zimmer. P. Reilly, C. Schneider, M. Tiemann, M. Roihan. J. Rofhan. ROW 4: V. Schmidt C. Van Holle, R. Ternming. J. Reinhardf, M. WhiHon. B. Summe. C. Rumke. SUPHUHIURES...FULL 0F mISEHIEF...SEH00l 11' all depends on how you look 3+ if! To H19 upperclassmen. +he class of Sophomores were sfiil infanfs, a necessary evil. To fhe Sophomores +hem- selves. +heir class looked mafure. helpfu! and definifely imporfani'. The fun- loving group. amid hard work and devouf prayerI found +ime 'For merry- making and much Iaughfer. Their main in+eres+s of lasf year were helping +he poor and neglecfed children in mission areas. Their proiec+s included sending giff packages +0 hear+broken children for Chrisfmas and Eas+er Hme. Truly +his class was always an ac+ive. spirifed and capable group. ROW I: P. Hoffman. J. A. Weickert V. Smifh. R. Wesfrich. A. Wenke. V. Rack. ROW 2: ML A. Cowdery, L. V. Rosfelder. C. Pe+rL M. Schnake. R. Tenoever. ROW 3: M. Telscher. M. K. Grove, J. Reichl. C. Bermudez, R. A. Schmufz. ROW I: J. Maiback. M. Molique, R. A. Hoerih. E. Isiocit, J. Mangold, J. Trefzger, J. Lux. R. Minges. ROW 2: J. Mersch, J. Hubert J. Meyer. V. Di- Cara, 5. Simon, L. V. Fischer, 5. Davina. ROW 3: L. Gramaglia, C. Davisl M. J. Koenig, C, Feldkamp. M4 Nelson, D. Wurzelbacher. ROW 4: N. Caplinger, L. V. Gilbert C. Ober, E. Summe, M. Kroger, R. Wands+ra+, M. M, Nolker. ROW l: J. A. Auguane, A. Gardner. A. Co'ado. J. Bren- del. M. J. Blum. M. C. Felix, M. A. Beefz. N Boersf. ROW 2: L. Buzek. J. CarroH, M. Brunsmam S. Bogenschuh. J. Brown. W. Bley. J. Braun. ROW 3: M. A Gleason, C. Frey. R. M. Dean, J. Fafh. D. Blascl'l. T. Macke. L. Marshall. ROW 4: DA Lengerich. S. Ruhe, D. Kroger, J. Ellis, M. Dehne, R Brockhaus A. Brinkman. ROW I: E, Timmers. J. Beck. UP. Ryan. L. Bimmerle, P. Dig- man, M. Gin'zinger. C. A Kleff. J. Grigg. ROW 2: K. LiHner. J. Umberg. 6. Bensonl E. Adam. M. A. Frey. I. Barhorsh D. EnIeI. ROW 3: N. Pe+ers, 6 Brockhaus. M. A. Lampe, D. Fuiler. M. Aug. 6. Niehoff. C. WoHering. ROW 4: R. Bell, A. Jaehnen, M. C. Bachmann. J. Tucci- nardi. M. Bockhorst A. Berg. ROW l: C. Windhohz, M. Kroeger. M. Holt. C. A. Holzchuh. M. Bender. M. Weil. J. Gufman. ROW 2: E. MaHhews. L Hoersf. J. Miller. B. Mendel. C. Menlce. J. RaHerman. ROW 3: A. Gros- ardi, D. SmHh, E. Neumann. J. Nieman. M. Ohlhauf. B. L. Rudemiller, J. Meyer. ROW 4: M. Weber. R. Wagner. L. Zieverink. M. Sfoeckle, J. Schneider. M. L. Meyer, S. Shaefer. ROW I: D. Gilh. S. GENE. M. A, Hummel. R, KinnelfJ Janl. M. Haubner, M: k Rapien. P ,Keanam ROW: C. S+einle. C: Kemme, D-L Hariung. B. Fehring. B, Kama N. J. Humperf. L. LemLuH' ROW 3: A. Geiser, M. K Hammer, R. Franks. Q Hundley. M. Lower, P. Loni. J. LaFever. ROW 4: M.L Lamp. M. Gehring. M. HUB'n. ner. B. A. H8998, M. C. FI'Ey. 5. Frih. ROW l: E. Lay. J. Behne' H. Beckman. S. Be1lman. Q Bastian, E. Blum. C. Beidenharn. C. Coafe. ROW 2: J. Wail. I. Braunl M. M. Barry, C. Brown, J. A. BriedE. P. Bangl J. A. Bross. ROW 3: 5. Dieckman, M. Siuerenberg, R.- Bollhauer, Y. Carr. M.A. Davis: M. Blouni, D. Bessier. ROW 4: C. Temming. 6. Lengerichl B. Schneider. J. Rufher, P, Schinner: C. A. Williar. ROW l: M. L. Gerke, B.' Gabriel. A. Moehring. K. M;- Donough. W. Ware. M. Leisgang. J. Kramer. ROW 2: J. A. Braun. J. Boehman. C, Eppler, J. Day. J. Kenning, M: Rischmann. L. M. Ryan. ROW : 3: J. Jansen. M. B. Lambedl M. L. Dauwe. E. Fehrfng. J. Hock, C. Dilling. ROW 4: N. Diesman. J. Carol. J. Macke. M. Zahneis. C. Zimmerman. FRESHmEn. ..' ROW 1: C. Hearst A. Taylor. J. Zeiser, A. Waish. MA Tenover, B. Willig. M. Fox, M.Wuesf. ROW 2: M. J. Godar, N. A. Henneke. E. Kroger, M. L. Kampel. B. Walfer. D. Sander. M. Schroeden M. He'lmes. ROW 3: H. Habig. 5. Juhnsom S. Mallory. R. Zimmerman. D. Niemier. P. Kiehborih. P. Halpin. ROW 4: A. Drisco . J Hessler. M. Erdman. M. R. Robers. G. NoHn. M. Jelen. J Luken. ROW l: P. McCauley, R. Tape, J. WOW, L. McIntyre, B. Odenbeck D. Murphy. E. Pardi. ROW 2: H. S+orch. J. Ferneding. L. Wagner. E. Meyers, M. Thaler, H. Spechh M. A. Renk. ROW 3: M. Relfes. R. SchuHe. Sr SmHh. E. Nichclas, J. SiahL M. A. Meyer, B. Ne'son. ROW 4: R. Schlueier, J; Pirman. J. Warburg, L. Nessel'nuf, M. A. SchoHe, C Sewell, M. L. Schaefers. Freshmen! This word echoes in Hue halls! The spirifed class of 'SI came +0 us wi+h vim. vigor and vifalHy preparing +hemselves as +he leaders of +he years +0 come. They were. indeed. a noisy, peppy. en+husias+ic group which showed promising indicaiions of being a sfrong class. The new frosh. geH'ing off for a good s+arf immediafely became mission-minded wifh +heir cake sales and paper drives. Full of fun and spiri+ each class wiliingly fook parf in ex+ra curricular ac+ivi+ies. The main evenf O'F +heir enHre year was 1119. Mother 8x Daugh+er Night Americans burs+ wi+h en+husiasml OUR SEEDLIHGS...FULL 0F DISH PRllmlSE 4I HIEHIDRIES... 7 HSSIGIHTIEHTS ...TESTS k LHST mIHlITE ERHmIHG ; EXPERImEHTS 4 - 1.2:! 352th Em Mmmw .-'.K.i1h.u ,nhnnu....u- 42 OQdoo weOooak 0 00 aa0 ea3. 0$003$$0Q300 O O$OGOWGOOQ Illnmnm-Il The Hme we cherished mosf a1' Mercy was +ha'r fime of Reheat +hree days devo+ed enfireiy 'I'o quief prayer and medH'ai'ion. Our Re+rea+ Masfers Were mosf helpful in giving inspira- +ional medifaffon. Fafher Weiber guided 'H'Ie Senior-Junior Re+rea+ which Ias+ed from January 2l +0 23. Fafher Hussey. Hie Fresh- men-Sophomore Re+rea+ January 26 +0 28. 44 RELIGION...THE BHSIS OF GOOD lIVInG Whaf class was of highesf importance +0 +he Mercy s+uden+? Whai' ranked su- perior in her esfimafion? H was her re- ligion class. In sfudying religion she gained more knowledge ihan could pos- sibly be acquired in any arf. mafh. sci- ence or music class-for religion is Hwe basis of +hese sfudies. In sfudying. +ru+ln is soughf. and +he Person of Trufh is Jesus whom we pursue uH'imafer. The Mercy girl realized +hen. +ha+ before learning of +he crea+ions of H115 world. she mus+ learn of Hweir Crea+or. This was an easy +ask a+ Mercy. There in +he quiet placen+ chapel. waifing +0 welcome and comforf her. was +he Creai'or whom she sought There she devo+ed many free periods and sfudy bells +0 prayer and +0 pefi'rion. rew alizing +he grea+ importance of religion. ROW 1: D. Fuller, C. Wolferl'ng. V. Rack, J. LLn:i J. Trefzger, S. Schaffer. P, Hoffman. A. Jaehnen, A. Berg. J. chhel. ROW 2: P. Ryan. 6. NeihoH. J. Mangold, 5. Simon, J. A. Weickert M. A. Beeiz. STANDING: S. Soe+e. Dw Wurzelbacher. .THE mass E E El R E H S T: S E T H E R G E H T STUDENTS EHJUUED ELHSSITIHTES, THLEHTS The gray walls of our audHorium were changed +0 bright color- ful ones during +hose few weeks in March when painfers were busy wi+h scaFFolcEs and brushes. H' became a pleasanf place for assemblies and meefings. We were always eager f0 meef in +he audiforium for enfer'rainmenf and ofher group ac+ivi+ies. t Girls 'From every class and homeroom hurried +0 a'Hend +he I assembly, curious +0 know wha+ was +0 have been scheduled for +he day. One of Hue mos+ enioyable of Huese was our Chrisfmas gafhering when H'Ie enfire s+ucien+ body sang Chris+- mas carols foge'rher in unison wifh +he special language groups. 46 KNEELING: Elizabeth Mu+h, Evelyn Isfock, Mary Plas, Florence Janz, STANDING: Jean Klug. Rufh Bauhaus. BeHy Dreyer, Pafrfcia Bradley. Jean Meisenhelder. Jo Ann Braun. The language classes were acfive during every season of +he year. They devofed fime no+ only 1'0 classroom work buf +0 exfra curricular aci'ivifies. An annual acfivH'y was +he singing of Chrisi'mas carols. Mercy carolers were differen'l' +hough +han oner singers of Yulei'ide hymns. They sang in all He for- eign languageSenovel and inspiring. There were carols in Ger- man. Spanish. French. and La+in. All Jrolcl Hue same beaquul story of an lnfan+'s birfh in Be+hlehem. of +he genHeness of His Mofher. o? +he carefulness of Joseph. Truly. Chris+mas carols are comforfing in any +ongue. lHHGUHGE GROUPS SIHG HULU EHRULS 47 W ,, W t PLEHSHHT ELHSSES...STUDIES By +eaching s+uden+s of Mercy of +he suc- cess and ?ailure of ofher na+ions. +he de- parfmenf O'F hisfory prepared Hwem +0 meef +heir problems wi+h in+eHigence and fore- sight Taken +0 exofic places on Magic Carpefs of imaginaHon. pupils were +augh+ of world eveni's. Past presenf. and fufure were made known +0 +hem. The old adage. H?s+ory repeafs H'self. held +rue in many polificai and economic si'I'uai'ions. Whe+her +0 use gerunds or infinH'ives. whe+her fo use commas or colons. whe+her +0 use underlines or quo'raHons: Hwese doub+s were changed +0 convicHons a+ Mercy. Grammafical correc+ness was s+ressed +0 Mercy girls bui' +here was emphasis given +0 o+her phases of English. +00. There were weekly lessons in oral speaking and pleasani' classes in English Ii-l'erafure. Every class read a work of Shakespeare. The recordings of MacBe+h were heard by Seniors. STANDING: Pafricia Faller. SEATED: Joyce Rais, Pa+ricia Heineman. Marcella Manko- wsH, Kafhleen Ausfing, Mari- lyn Meyer. ROW l: J. Meisenhelder, K. Ausfing. M. Plas. Le Raab. ROW 2: R. M. Fahey. J. Wempe. A. Wassler.JeAhlers. .WM. HUITIEITIHKEHS By +he looks of +hings. Hie Home Ec sfudenfs seemed +o be busy Ii++le bees. J. Trefzger was inferes+ed in paH'ern books while R. Wander- s+rad+ cu+s Hie maferials. J. Nieman and D. Wurzelbacher appeared +0 be very busily engaged in measuring while A. Brinkman was busy sewing. I smell some+hing good. Whaf are you supposed +0 be cooking? These were +wo of +he commenfs overheard in Hue Home Ec room while S.Ger+h. L.Gilber+. C. Bas+ian. Y. Carr. M. Molique. and M. Nelson were busy preparing some appeH- zing dinners. One musf be very caufious in +aking care of baby. How 1'0 do +his work was +augh+ +0 +he seniors by Mrs. Leugering in Hue Home Nursing course. Mrs. Leugering shows M. Krummen. P. Manges and R. Helman H19 procedure of ba+hing a baby. The Red Cross was qui+e pleased wi+h +he Home Ec s+uden+s when Chris+mas was over. D. Murphy s+opped cu++ing in order +0 see M. J. Koenig's compfefed rag doll. J. Brown was decorai'ing a free while R. M. Dean looked on. P. Fessel and R. Hoesl confribui'ed +heir cooking. j EFFIEIEHT .-IJJEI.L TRHIIIEIL .EO0PERHTIVEE The cons+an+ humming of +he +ypewri+ers. as fine fingers are flying across Hue keyboard. is a memorable sound H1roughou+ His: second Hoar mc Mercy Hi. Many girls are very proud of +heir +hir+y and foriy words a minufe. Because of he con- +inual increase of compemion in fhe business world of +oday. sfudenfs find if necessary +0 ob'rain mos+ of +heir +raining righ+ in +heir own school. Employers are continually looking for neaf. accurate. and rapid +ypisfs and have good paying jobs waifing for +hose who feel +hey can handle H18 posii'ions I welll and be of advantage +0 +heir employer. Going ouf info I +he world +0 find a job requires a full knowledge of +his sub- ieci'. A knowledge of +yping will always be useful. E I l I ROW I: C. Wubboldingl ROW 2: R. M. MoerHe. J. Rais. A. Tabar, J. Schroeder. ROW 3: D. Wagner, P. Reilag. J. Koch. R. M. Scholle. ROW 4: E. Goldschmfdf. M. Keilholzl M. Koch. ROW 5: J. Glazier. B. Neiheisel. H. Wissel. 50 FUTURE SEERETHBIES S T A N D I N G : L. Beischel. SEATED: ROW I: J. Burns. R. Hammann. ROW 2: P. Feller. C. Frank, J. Fuller. ROW 3: J. Neidhard, R. M. Scholle. L. Hankomp. Many business minded Mercians are confinually pre- paring 'For +heir chosen voca'l'ions. All of Hie shor+hand and bookkeeping classes a+ Mercy are under fhe super- vision of ifs weII-frained faculfy, and s+uden+s see +he increasing rivalry in +hese Helds before ven+uring +0 +he varied posifions. The capable Mercy s+uden+s when com- ple'l'ing +hese +wo par+icular coursesI were well adap+ecl +0 +heir +ype of job. Yes, +hey had all o F +heir journals. debifs and credifs. phrases and brief forms clown pat 5I SEATED: J. Sperben J. Reinhardt J. Ssl'iroeder, J. Gue+hlein. M. J. SmHh. STANDING: M. A. Yunger. V. Hopkins. Audrey lnderhees. Joan Neinaber. Peggy Schellenberg- er, Marfha Jane M i I l e r. J a n e Middendorf. Sue Bogenschufz. Joan Brendel. Elaine Neumann. Clara Windholz, Clare Frey. Sue Shaefer. SEIEHEE HHD mHTH GIVE 52 Does A equal B? The mafhemai'ics class knows all +he answers. From +he rela+ively simple basic problems +0 Hie mosf compli- ca+ed +hese fufure wizards make progress. The biology classes wiltingly learned animal anafomy and began +0 see an orderly ar- rangemeni of biological laws +hrough dis- sec+ion of preserved specimens--all biol- ogisfs! SEATED: Rosemary Maerlle. Rifa Kra- bacher. Marilyn Hggge, Marilyn Tallen. STANDING: Anna Lou Bas'rian. Joan Venfra. R. Nas+old, J. Nemann. P. Albers, J. Braeunig, P. Harris, B. Bradley. KHUUJLEDGE T0 STUDENTS Experimen+s involving complex apparaius made clear +hose basic chemical and physi- cal laws and reac+ions +ha+ influence each day of our exisl'ence. Scien+i5+s of +omorrow. The chief aim of +his chemisfry class was 1'0 increase ifs inleresl's in all impor+an+ science fields. Tesf +ubes. chemicals. e+c.. all pre- pare girls of Mercy 'For +omorrow's busy world. 53 Ill 12 .EJ! . f fTaT ILLUSTRHTIOHS...EHRTUIHIS...SEHO0I. HUS! ! In The confesfs sponsored by +he Cafholic Arf AssociaHon. arf s+uden+s parficipafed eagerly wi+h hope of forwarding fhe campaign for All- Chrisfian greefing cards. They knew +ha+ each Cafholic ar+ist in order +0 make her work more significant mus+ herself imbibe +he spir- H' of Christ A few of +he prize winning cards were on display in +he ar+ room aHer +he com- pefifion ended. Par+icular emphasis. This year, had been pieced on clay modeling and cash ing in plasfer. The realiza+ion o? +he aim of each junior and senior ar+ s+uden+ was ex- pressed by her porfrayal of Chrisf's life. bo+h round and relief, In sculp+ure. The oufdoor crib 6+ Chrisfmas +ime and +he Way of +he Cross erec'i'ed during Holy Week, were +he ouf- standing resuH's of +he year. The girls had en- ioyed modeling decora+ive placques and figu- ' rines for ornamenfal and prac+ical purposes. ! Many girls Worked wi'l-h mois+ clay and servi- h cible +0015 so fha+ minia+ure figures could be produced and desfined for oven firing and glazing in brillianf color. Evelyn Reck. Mary Kammer. Joan Nemann. Pafricia Harf, Joan Schaible. Frances Jam, Elaine Finn. Helen Geisar. Joy Schlageier, Ruse Mary Tem- rning. Claire Schneider. Palricia Harris. FUTURE HRTISTS... The s+ucly of cosi'umes +hrough diHeren'r periods and +he developmen+ of Hue modern silhoueffe fascinafed every aspiring ar+is+. Modern cosiumes presenfed a fremendous impefus for creafive abilify. Three di- mensional designs execui'ed by +he sfudenfs became a basis for inferesfing and vivid color painfings and paHerns of prin+ed fabrics. Wa+er coiors. old and ever newI are aways qui+e popular in Hue arf field. .H ht UH 'M... .7 SEATED: E. Pardi. J. Meyer, M. Tallan. N. Caplingar. E. Fehring. J. Peirman. J. Boehman, A. Driscoll, B. Hegge. D. Espelage. T. Noelker. M. Pardi. P. Schellenberger. STANDING: D. GiH-z. J. Jansen, H. Habig. SEmI-ELHSSIES...STIHRIHG mHREHES... Wha+ would you like? A dreamy wash. a milifary march. or a lively fango? You are sure +0 hear +hem echoing +hrough +he halls of Mercy during Iafe affernoon rehearsals. For be++er lis'l-ening +he orches+ra is heard a+ assemblies. a+ patrio'ric funcfions and befween scenes a+ every mafor dramafic pro- ducfion. When Dorofhy Gerhards+ein of +he class of '47 sen+ in a new school song. +he orches+ra seni' ifs sfrains +hrough- ou+ Mercy's corridors and pu+ H' across wifh en+husiasm. 56 ROW I: M. Meyer. E. Fehring, P. Ryan. A. Taylor. J. Miller. ROW 2: J. Braeunig. MA A. Hammann. J. Nemann. M. Brunsman. E. Nicholas. L. Marshal. mELIlDIUUS STBHIHS FILLED THE HIH Wi+h a yen for co-opera'Hon. +hey followed every down-bea+ of s+uden+-conducfor M. Meyer. who direded +he orchesfra fhrough many pleasing performances +ha+ ferminafe wH'h +hose final sfrains oi: Elgar's Pomp and Circumsfance on +he lovely evening in earFy June. A+ every enfer+ainmen+ +hese musical misses creafed an a+mosphere of femininify as +hey made +heir appearance in colorful formals. The school ihanked +hem for Hue Hnal fouches. 57 IHSPlRlnG EHORISTEHS FILL HIR llllTH On Mondays and Thursdays of every week s+rains of beau+iful music were heard pouring 'From +he audiforium. H was +ruly +he mosi' delicafe. grace1cul music because Professor Fehring sefec+ed only +he fines+ 'For +his senior glee club 1'0 sing. Their pracfices were always pleasant cuHural. buf even more pleasanf was +heir presenfafion of a program following pracfices. Mercy Chorisfers sang fheir way in+o +he hear+s of many awed lisfeners. During Hie Chris+mas season a frue spirii' was spread by 'H'Ie inspiraiional carols. A highlighf of +he year was +he annual Spring Concert The singers answered many calls +0 ROW l: A. Zimmer. A. Inderhees. H. Geiser, D. Espelage..l. Miller. ROW 2: J. Burns. J. Neidhard, E4 Luken. J. Lucas1 M. B. Oife. ROW 3: C. Toerner. T. Half. P. Wilks, J. McGuire. E. Koch. P. Reilly. 58 GLEEFUL mELUDIES HHD LIGHTSDmE SUI'IGS parfake in diocesan and civic affairs. such as Marian Day. Girls' Week. Mass and Holy Hour for local conven+Ions, and radio broadcas+s. Here a+ school +hey mturnished music for assemblies. Mo+hers' mee+ings, rallies. and club ga'fherings. In recognHion of oufsfanding work in +his school group. Professor Fehring has ianed many girls +0 become members of H19 CYO Choral Ciub. This club of +he Ca+holic Youfh Organizafion has aH'racfecI young people from all par+s of +he Archdiocese of Cincinnafi. These +alen+ed singers presenfed beau+iful opereHas. concerfs and plays on several occasions. ' .4: Sr , 7 . V 15E! ' 9.3 ROW l: B. Neiheisel. F. Janl. J. GueH-nlein. P. Feller. M. Tallen. ROW 2: K McCarfney, L. Kabbes. S. Weber. R. Klare. P. Hart ROW 3: R. MoerHe. 3. Simon. N. Sfeinkamp. R. M. Scholle. R. Hellman. D. Riichie. 59 MEMORIES... HSSEmBLIES... ! uuss...spoms PLHU PRHETIEES Fl: . .- Mu The leHers of +he organi1a+ion. S.D.S., sfand for Supply +he De- mand for +he Supply. The zealous girls soon spread many +hough+s and ideas regarding modes+ cloi'hes. +hroughou+ various neigh- boring s+a+es. Af +he presen+ +he club boasfs of approximafefy four +housand members. Numerous Mercy maidens have shown won- derful co-operaHon by modeling formal: +0 prove +ha+ +hey can be modesf and 5H be modern. J. Diesman. J. Birck, J. Koch, L. Kroner. E. Reck. HIDDEST, mnnEnn mHlDEHS ROW I: P. Harf, B. Dreyer, M. Plas. S. Weber, C. Frank. P. Franke, C. Bimmerle. H. Hoersf, M. Lawall. R. Hellman. P. Dowling. M. Tal- len. L. Honkomp. M. A. Harris. 5. Donnelly. A. La Ross. .J. A. Koegel, J. Koch. D. Sims: ROW 2: J. Wulf. J. Neumann. M. J. Kirchner, M. A Yunger, P. Merkl. M. J. 5mi+h. 62 mmm i vwwg+m THLEHT DISPLHUED 0H RHDIU Hi-Time. a +een-ager program was sponsored by Rollmans Deparfmenf Sfore. Cincinnafi. Each week +hree schools parfoolz in Hue program. one pre- senfed +heir choir. and ofhers exhibifed bo+h musi- cal and dramafic +aleni'. On Mercy's firsf appear- ance our choral group sang 'I'wo well-knowu selec- fions enfi'l'led Japanese Lady and Sweeihearfs . Mr. John J. Fehring direci'ed Hue club for +he per- formance. On +he second appearance four seniors +001: par+ in Hue numerous acfivii'ies by quizzing confeshnfs. cheering and iudging. Af+er 'l'he pro- gram refreshmenfs. music and dancing were of- fered +0 everyone present So ended +wo very pleasan+ expriences long +0 be remembered in +he lives. hear+s and minds of all par+icipan+s. ROW l: P, Hari, J. Meyer. ROW 2: L. Kroner. J. Mersch, D. Johnsfon M. C,I J. Neidherd. J. Burns. 63 LIGHTS...HETIOH...IURTHIH RISING! The Masque and Gavel Chap+er c'F Mercy is a school acfivify. Individual membership requiremen+ is exac+ing insofar as a s+uden+ is required +0 meef H19 standard of growfh and prformance +ha+ +ranscend +he specific dufy requiremen+s. A Masque and Gavel Chapfer is com- prised O'F +hose sfudenfs who demonsfrafe a masfery of hndamenfals of speech. The chapfer is kep'r small in order +0 emphasize +he exclusive charac'rer 01c flue organi- zaHon. All benefi'rs of +he produc'l'ions are +urned over 1'0 +he high school in Hue ?orm of s+age and audiforium supplies. Masque and Gavel is aFFilia+ed wifh +he Nafional Speech Society of Norfhwedern Universify. H was gran+ed a char+er on chober I4. I94! . Since +his 'I'ime +he socie+y has eni'erfained by means of plays. recH'als and radio programs. Now +he club consisfs of +wen+y-six members. ROW l: P. Feller. P. Reilly. M. A. KnauH. M. Kammer, J. Diesman, M. Lawall, J. Burns, M. Macks, L. Kroner. ROW 2: P. L. Wilk. J. Neumann. M. J. Kirchner. L. Link. P. Bowling. M. A4 Yungen ROW 3: J Neidhard, A. Zimmerl M, C. Weaver, L. Kabbes. L. Brinker. F. Janz, C. Schaible, M. Mackie, K. McCarfney. M. Schneider, R. M. Wuesi. 64 Mother hf Mcrn- Hrgh Srhor! TL! mlicq'alali pliliai$ TIM alum ! Oiclaesf'za eoncetf Nwm u game 8312 U .; m- 9 19-3 Sunqur November ber IQ m4 McndOV Noam I I5 u m , imam, , THE SEN!OR CLASS e Auduorlum ,he. m M vcv M0 xxma-w ' 84.42, S: I f. a Mm n! rwimi I sundm . mam nf 411mg 11.35 s 1, , c an! SHE garbah'ah f; a M ?nda Y. Fetvumy 11 !948' Exprralfml Rerffal Sunday FEbruory 8 1948 ' r Vo'duy. f:E'bmary 9 19-18 F Cum, r- -- s u , m chstu y A EvcmNc 0n. naggq. L w '94: Parficipai'ion in drama+ics and speech work was again offered +0 +he s+uden+s +his year by +he well organized club. Masque 8: Gavel. The main obiec- +ives are +0 es+ablish +he arf of ending. +0 gain poise. and +0 develop a vivid imagina+ion. 65 ELHSS PLHU BFFERS Fond memories O'F +he beloved fairy +ale d: yoreI 'Cinderella O'F Loreland 1 wiH linger in fhe hear+ O'F all seniors O'F Hie class of '48. Imaginafive. fanciful and colorful, fhis modern +hree-acf version of Cinderella was pro- claimed Hue mosf delithul play ever pro- duced a+ Mercy by +he four apprecia'rive audi- ences who wii'nessed H'. Beau+iful cos+urnes. skillful acfing. and pi+hy dialogue added enioy- menfI charm. and grace +0 +his Ioveable JFable. The quaint elegan+ s+eps of He minue+. as well as +he graceful ballef renderd by a com- pany of fairies con+ribu+ed in no small way in He beaufy of +he producfion. Throughouf ROW l: P. Wilk, J. Koch. J. Neidhard, J. Burns. ROW 2: M. Macke, M. A. Yunger. L. Kroner. THRHLS...LHUGHTEH +he picfuresque play. depiding Hue frials and hardships 0+7 fairyland's firs+ lady, +he class of '48 scored a professional +riumph. The +hrill of H16: foo+ligh+s coupled wifh +he Ias+ minufe nervousness. cas+ jokes. and cue wai+ing were a parf of H19 senior class play. Along wifh +he grease pain+ and curfain calls. s+age Harms and rehearsals, came many never-i'o-be-forgoHen momenfs for every senior. Much credif for Hie colorful sfage effec+s was due +0 Hie unfiring effor'rs of +he sfage manager. thel Herdeman who was assisfed by Jane+ Sperber. Margie KochI Carol Bachscheider. Mary Jane Smi+h, and Anna Lou Bas+ian. J. Dulle. J. Diesman. J. Koch. L. Kronere P, Dowling. L, Kroner. Je Neidhard. ROW I: A. WSssler. P. Feller. J. Koch. LV Kroner. J. Burns J, A. Koegle. M. Lawall, L. Reinerman, A. Taber. ROW '2: L. Brinker. J. Diesman, J. Neidhard. PT L. Wilk, M; J. Kirchner. ROW 3: J. Berding, R. Moerfle, J. Meisenhelden R. Ballheus, J. Wulf, A. LaRasa. ROW 4: R. Scholle. J. RosTelder. ROW 5: M. Hefheringion. S. Donnelly, V. Honkomp. JT Neumann, P. Donnelly. M. Malikowski, M. A. Foegle. CINDERELLA CAST CindErella . ....... Ashe; +he caT . The Sfepmofher, Tilliebell, her sister T Gladiola. her Sisfer.. The GocimofherT The Prince ..... The King . The Queen ..... The Princess Tl'l Gold BiFF. +he Cour+ Jesfer The Prime Minisfer., Mrst Chancellor, The Chancellcr. . . .. A Lackey .. Joan Neidhard Joan Burns '. T Mildred Macks T Lois Reinerman 3 Mary Ann Yunger IMarilyn Lawall . SLois Link I Pa+sy Lou Wilk T Frances Janz IJoyce Neumann Lucille Kroner 3 Joan Dulle I. Pairicia Feller 3 Mary Kammer ' ?Joan Diesman T Patricia Dowling ?VMary Jane Kirchner Janef Koch . T Thelma Kammer I Anne Tabar , $Joan Ahlers l Lorraine Brinker S Evern Rack T Audrey Wassler . TDolores Sims T Jo Ann Koegel FAIRIES: GUESTS: BeHy Hufh, Janis Schroederh Carol Zetlel, 82?in Simon, Dolores BrodbeckT Patricia Ham CharloHa HimmerleT Lois Hankompk Mary Heiheringlonh Mary Alice FoagleT Angela La Rosa, Virginia Honkomp, Rosemarie Scholle, Patricia Donnelly, Marcella Malikowski, Jean Herding, Sally Donnelly. Mary Ples. Pafricia Merkll LaVerne Nieman. Janet Wempel Rosemary Moerile, Jeanne WuH, Jean Melsenhelder, Ruth Ballhaus. b7 J. Koegel, P. Donnelly; FA NordhoH, B, Hammann. B. BernioH. CAST Mrs. Fairfax, housekeeper of 5 Lorraine Brinker Thornfleld HaH . . . . , . . .. ! Mary Kammer Adele Varens. Rochesier's adopfed child ........... Joan Unger Nora, an Irish servan+ girl. . .V gig: EJUJiEl-nard Grace Pool, 3 servanf. . . . . , . .. 3 3:15.: $3,212,. Jane Eyre, a governess ....... Pa+ricia Dowling Edward Rochesfer. masfer of hormqu Hall ............. -Richard Vale Bessie Leavem Jane's ane-Nme 5 Pafricia Faller nursemaid ................ I Joan Diesman Berfha ....................... Pairicfa Reilly Dowager Lady Ingram ....... fMary Ann Yunger IMarilyn Lawall Lady Mary. her daughfer ..... M?U' 95 ? Kirchner Dr. Carfar ................... ? LOIS L' i SJohn Greivenkam p Lady Blanche. Mary's sis+er ..... ,Minfed M?Cke Sir Wilfred Lynn. in love 5 W'H'am Dnehaus wifh Blanche. . . .. . . .. . . .. lThomas Bunk Frances Jan! I Roberf Hourncy Richard Mason ..... , ......... l Edward Hess 1 Edward Esterman ZH'a. an old gypsy ........... Rev. John Rivers, ............. Slage Manager., ....................... Marilyn Schneider Siage Crew .............. Mary Ann Knaufi. Rose Mary Wuesf Cos+umes .................... Marian Mackie. Carole Schaible Tickefs ....................... Lucille Kroner! Lorraine Brinker. Thomas Busche, John Skahan. PublicHy. ............... Mildred Macke. Mary Ann Yunger ' 68 h lHllE EURE . . . DRHlllH . . . THHGEDH . . . RUHIHHEE .IJane Eyre : long loved and remembered by of a girl from her arrival a+ ThOrnifield H ll . all who saw I+ inlroduced bofh on +he proless- +he capaci'ry of a governess + Eda l3 ional sfage and in +he movies. was piclures- Rochesl'er's ward. Adele Varens unlfll 5h war quely porfr-ayecl by +he Masque 8t Gavel Club fures +he hearf of Rochesfer. Thel erforme caP' of Mercy In collaboraiion th Elder's Thes- were filled wi+h +hrilling lncidenl'l: leacl'ances pian Troupe on fhe nin'rhI l'enl'h ancl elevenlh of +0 a dramal'ic climax. The characller ulna UP November. The recepHOn and endorsemen+ Eyre is adorned th all +he charmso ane of +his play by +he audiences proved +ha+ if and vir+ues k: which all oun lacl'l 9'3ch was great Jane Eyre described +he experiences ever hoPe +0 GSplre. y 9 I65 ecu SEATED: J. Greiven- Ramp. P. Dowling, M. Macks. STAND- ING: P, Faller. J. Neumann, J. Burns. J. Unger. D. Vale. Ml A. Yunger. M. J. Kirschner, T. Buzek. LEFT: E. Eslerman. D. Vale. P. Dowling. RlGHT: Lt Kroner, P. Reilly, D. Vale. a lHHGUHEE STUDENTS LEHRH EUSTOmS Hllll Lal'in1 +he classic language of all +ime! To agree on +his see any member oi: +he Lapul'in- ellae club. H was organized 1'0 bring girls fo beHer undersl'and and apprecia+e our cul- +ural herifage of old Rome. The club. guided in HS eHorl's by R. Nasfolcl, parfakes of many acfivifies 1'0 keep i+s purpose in mind. Of +he many clubs a+ Mercy, flue Spanish Club is He baby. The newly formed club is under H19 leadership of Pa+ricia HeHernan. presi- czlenJrI Helen PilgerI secre+ary. and Cafherine Moriari+y. +reasurer. Among +he many acfiv- Hies planned. +he dining a+ Hue Spanish Inn proved +he mos+ fun. Luck 1'0 +he baby club! LAHN CLUB ROW l: S. A. Bellman. L. Wagner. 5. Dieckmany M. Tenover, J. Behne. My Jelen. R. ZimmernamK B. Willig, J. Boehman. M. A. Hammer. ROW 2: L. Mallory, B. Hegge, J. Janz, R. L. Wallers, C. Hoersl, D. L. Harlung. M. J. Hamberg. R. SchuHe, H. Habig, P. A. Halpln. H. Spechf, J. Wolfl MA B. Lambert ROW 3: C, Dilling. C. Eppler, J. Day. N. D'Iesman, M. L. Dauwe, J. Luken, C. Zimmermanl M. Zahneis. M. Thaler, M. Leisgang. J. A. Bross. ROW 4: E. Nicholas, J, Lucas. J. Reinhardt M. Niklasy M. Nesselhufl B. Dreyer. 3. Bradley. M. Lawall. E. Herdeman, R. Nasfold. J. Nemann, R. Ballhaus, M. Tallen, J. Dulle. R, Hellman, V. Hopkins. ROW 5: 1 Braun. M. A. Daves. N. A. l'Les Amies de Pefife Fleur is +he name chosen by +he French Club. H was appropri- al'ely named. meaning friends of Hie Li'H'le Flower. pal'ron of France. The club devofes i+s +ime +0 learning +he ways and cusfoms of +he French people. O+l1er ac+ivi+ies include pen pals. moviesl slides and old clofhes drives. AH'hough H19 German Club was originafed only fwo years ago. +he members have en+ered very en+husias+ically in+o various proiecfs. bofh inferesfing and informative. Plays and movies are frequenHy held so +he girls can become qui+e familiar wii'h +he German peoples' cus- +oms. This ache group has worked hard. Henneke. M. Rolfes. J. A. Braun. S. SmHl'I. D, Wurzelbacl'ler, Mersch. Jl Miller, J, Brendel, S, Bogenschuh, A. Jaehnen, M. Bockmenn, M, L. Meyer, J. Meyer. D. Kroger, M4 Sfoeckle, Fal'l'I, M. Schnake, J. Brown, L. Hoersl, Ll Buzell, E. Kroger, Guilfoyle: B. Schneider. ROW 6: J, Hessler. A. Driscoll. Beckman. A. Taylor. D. Niemeier, V. Smil'l'u, L. M. Ryan. Rischmann. H. S+orch. M. Lower. B. Blum, P. Kiehborfh, Jornson. L. Nesselluf. B. L. Rudemlllery M. Brunsmany M. Blume. M. Bockhorsi. E, Neumann. M. A. Frey, l. Barhorsf, Temmlng. J. Rufher. J. Macks. OngkLFFL , , W, ,, 7, mm M FHR-HLUHU PEOPLE HI'ID LHHDS SPANISH CLUB SEATED: P. Hart P. Merkl. P. HeFFerman. C, Moriarify. R, Kreimer, K. Friefsch STANDING: J. Schmuffe, M. Schneider. P. Bradley; P. Afbers. H. Pilger. N. Caplinger, E. Isfock. M. L. Menkhaus. M. Heiherhgfon. E. Simon, N. Sfeinkamp. FRENCH CLU B SEATED: M. Whiffon, V. Losaker. M. Mackie, R Ohmer. STANDING: J. ReideIL A. Geshardf. K. K'Irry. M. Plas. J. Meisenhelder. V. Schmidt GERMAN CLUB ROW I: S. Sunnenberg, M. A. Tiemann. M. Nl'klas. ROW 2: M. C. Weaver. B. Lewing. E. Luken. B. Schimmel. J. Klug. ROW 3: K. LiHmer, M. E. BarHeH, E. Muih. L. Buerkel. S. Soefe. P. Reilly. SPIRITED DEBHTURS AHhough Hue debafing club was one of +he earlies+ organiza'l'ions here af Mofher of Mercy. H has proven +0 be +he mos+ acfive. Under +he +rained guidance of Miss Pulskamp. H16 debai'ors ' have won many debai'es from various schools. The club is enrolled in +he Greai'er Cincinnafi Speech League. These members parficipafed in practice deba+es every +wo weeks in preparafion for each speech fournamenf in January and again in May. In H1e January acfivify our girls. because o-F +heir Jresi'ed skill and prac+ical experience gain- ed second place. Even +hough H16 members are few in number. +he accomplishmen+s are migh'l'y and rank high among +he besf in Cincinnai'i in +heir in'l'ellec1'ual crossing of swords. To deba+e is fun in addH'Ion +0 receiving +he honors. SEATED: M. Schneider. J. A. Keogel, A. Wassler. V. Losaker. P. Dowling. STANDING: L. Brinker, M. Kammer, C. Schaible. E. Rack. M. Plas. M. Mackie1 K. McCarfney. ' 1 72 e HETIVE PHRTIEIPHTIBH Thunders of applause. sfrains of +he loyalfy song. +he voice of +he announcers and s+uden+s. and Mercians again made +heir debu+ on Jrhe air. The sfudenfs' par+icipa+ion program l'Junior Town Meefing mc +he Air broadcasf from our col- league's school. was +ranscribed for +he benefH' of +he radio audience in +he enfire cH'y. The +opic for discussion having been one of grea+es+ in- +eres+ +0 all. Whaf Cons+i+u+es a Pleasing Per- sonalH'y? brough'l' fori'h a haH hour of ac+ive response. The main speakers of +he program. Lucille Kroner. Mildred Macke. and +wo girls from Our Lady of Mercy School. delivered open- ing falks which consis+ed of fwo l'o +hree minu+es of +heir views mc +he +opic. AHer +hese. any ques+ion ihaf mighi' be lodged 'Far back in he mind of a sfudeni'. per+aining +0 +he named subiecf. saw +he Iigh+ $or +he Hrsf fime. Those quesfions and many o+hers were solved 1'0 +he bes+ oh +he abilify of +he speakers of +he day- The voice of America is speaking!! Mildred Macke and Lucilie Kroner. sums, smns nnn 59mm The purpose of +he Ar+ Club was +0 fosi'er in+eres+ in Hue ?ine arfs and also +0 develop falen'r in appliecl ar+. Assis+ing in promoi'ing +hese in+eres+s were Pa+ Hart Joan Schaible and Joan Nemann. The highes+ aim of +he club was winning scholach ar+ awards. and in participating in many arf exhibifs. The members of +he McAuIey Chapter of +he Na+io- nal Ma+hema+ics Honor Society of Secondary Schools were ins+a+lled on Oc+ober l5. I947. and +he chosen officere were E. Herdeman. J. Diesman. J. Dullel and J. Berding. Numerous ac+ivi+ies included visifing Elder Hi for +he ins+alla+ion of +he pledges. bu+ +he main evenf was +he Annual Colloquium held af Mercy. ART CLUB SEATED: C. Bimmerle. R. M. Murphy, M. Nesselhuf. J. Nemann, H. Geiser, F. Janz. B. Neiheisel, E. Rack. F. Hart R. M. Temming. STANDING: R, Maser. K. Kirry. M. Ryan. D. Espelage, J. Schaible. E. Finn. M. Kammer. C. Back- scheiden MATH CLUB ROW I: J. Berding. J. Neu- mann. J. Diesman. M. Lawall. R. Ballhaus. ROW 2: J Dulle. M. Harris, E. Herdeman. T. Kammer. 74 CiVICS CLUB ROW 1: J. Boehman, Es Nicholas. J. RuH'Ier. M. A. Yunger. Y. Carr. R. Schufie. ROW 2: J. A. Koegel, E. Rack. B. Simon. P, Hart A. Wassler, M. J, Smifh. J. Neu- mann, P. Dowling. ROW 3: M. J. Hamberg. L. Ryan, H. Spechf. P. Halpin, J. Jansen, R. Zimmerman, J. Macks, M, L. Dauwe, A. Driscoil. B. Willig. N. Diesman. HORIZON CLUB ROW !: Ru Bell, M. Molique. M. L. Meyer. M. Lower, J, Nemann, Ms Rischmann. L. Buzek. E. Neumann. ROW 2: J. Jansen. Js Hock. M. L. Schae'Fers. M. A. Hemmer, P, Halpin. E. Mufh. M. Bcckhorsf. R; M. Wuest. ROW 3: R. Nasfold, R. Tepe. Y. Carr. D. Kroger. J. Neumann. M. NiHas, N. Peters. KEEPING EURREHTLH HETIVE The Civics Club was organized +his year primarily +0 make a +horough s+udy of +he Uni+ed Na'Hons Organi- zaHon. Ouiside ac+ivi+ies included visiting civic places of In+eresf in +he communi'l'y. Under +he guidance 01? Miss Es+her Schwach and Audrey Wassler. president +he club is conducHng surveys abou+ +he U. N. The newes+ club a+ Mercy +his year is The Horizon Club. If was organized in June, I947 by +he able Mrs. Wali'er Schwab. This club for older girls is a newer group of +he Camp Fire Girls. Their ac+ivi+ies are varied including food and clofhing collec+ions For pover+y sfricken famis lies. They also par+icipa+ed in sociai acfivifHes such as swimming. dancesI seasonal parfies. and hayrides. 15 SEIEHTISTS 0F T0m0RRUUl Visi+ing Proc+er and Gamble began a group of aci-i- vi+ies organized by +he newly ins+i+u+ed Physics Club. The members chose Joan Dulle as +heir leader. The bi-mon'H'Ily meefing ended wifh lively discussions on currenf scienfific +opics. The club is associa+ed wifh +he Triple AC Science club holding thel Herdeman as co-presiden+-keep H up. fhe good work. As i+s ini'l'ial meefing +he +hir+y-eigh+ members of Hue chemishy club decided upon Mercy Molecules as i+s HHe. All chemisfry s+uden+s are membersI and mee+- ings are concluded fwice every mon+h. Following +he mee+ings Huere are prepared speech based on scien- +ific devlopmen+. R. Nas+old. P. Harris. M. Weaver. and M. Mackie are Hwe very capable officers. CHEMISTRY CLUB ROW I: Ms Tallen, M. Hegge. T. Kammer. J. Neumann. M. Macke. P. Manges, J. Dulle. P. Dow- ling. Es Herdeman, D. Espelage, L. Neiman. J. Meisenhelder. STANDING: J. Venhe. R. Krabacher. R. M. MoerHe. A. Basiian. M. A. Harris, E. Rack. PHYSICS CLUB ROW 1: B. Schimmel. M. E. Barfleff. K. McCartney. L. Buerkle, M. Tieman. ROW 2: M. Honnerf, B. Bradley. P. Braeunig, J. Vonderbrhk. J. Nemann. P. Scheilenberger, L. Rein- erman. M. N'IHas, M. Meyer. ROW 3: P. Albers. J. McGuire, P. Reilley. Schneider, Ms Mackie, Nasfold. P. Harris. M. Weaver, J. Engiehardi. Wuesf, D. Sfrover, MiHendurf. ROW 4: Nesselhuf. J. Reidell, Pilger, R. MendeL Von Holle, B. Lewing, Schneider, M. A. Knauff. J. Miller. M. J. Miller. 30:3FPQFZ 76 NATURE LOVERS CLUB ROW I: E. Reck. B. Schimmel. M, Ginzinger. C. KIEH. M. C. Bachmann. L. Bunk. M. A. Harris. M. E. Barfleff. M. Aug. ROW 2: P. Braeunig, M. Bockhorsf, A. Jaehnen. G. Niea huff. D. Kroger. L. Marsha . J. Herding, P. Reilly. B. BIun-II C. Menke. P. HarfI B. Lewing, M. A. Frey. ROW 3: M. Weii. J. Carroll, D. $+roven J. Riechl, D. Fuller, C. Barr mudet, J. Miller. N. Peiers. J. Neumann. E. Adams. R. Helimann, P. Manges. M. L. Meyer. mllTHER HHTURE'S HDITIIRERS February I947 was a memorable da+e 1:0r all girls in- +eres+ed in ou+door life. For 1+ was on +his da+e Hue Na+ure Lovers Ctub was organized. H's obieche is +0 promo+e +he in+eres+ in +he pic+uresque beau+y and mysferious wonders of na'rure. For various achH'ies +he girls have gone on numerous field frips +0 +he neighboring parks and also have visifed an observa- +ory. The Iongesf and mos+ enioyable of H19 frips were +hose fours +hrough s+a+e parks in nor'rhern Ohio and Indiana. The club made a miniafure in paper mache O'F a rock formafion seen on one of +he excursions. This was enfered in a hobby fair and H proved +0 be a JFine example of +he girls' inferesf. Because of +heir un- dying spirif and a whoIe-hearfed co-operafion. +he girls had many more acfiviHes. Evie Reck'capably managed Hlis energe+icI gay group. mlSSIUH ERUSHDERS DISPLHUED GEHERUSITU Mercy's sfudenfs were consfanfly mission-minded as w +hey gave much of +heir 'I'ime for Hue sake of H1eir less-forfunafe bre'l'hren. One of he many acfivH'ies was a posfer confesf. Each room had a pos+er depicf- ing i+s mission en'l'ered in+o +he con+es+, which was held on mission day. During +he course of +his year. differeni' classes held cake sales also. proceeds of which were senf +0 +he missions. Besides Financial aid. spirH'ual aid. 1'00I was generously besfowed on all. Joan Burns. Esfher Gold- schmidi, Joan Neidhard. J. Schaible. F. Jeni. P. Hart E. Reck. M. Kammer. , PRU 170R x OUR mm- mm IECI ,. rgmuni ERNE ssxOR sum HmucAN m STIRRII'IE ITIESSHEE Mission Day. Oc+ober 22. was a busy day for Mercy. Because of +he Missions' impor+ance we were given a special day for prayer. ac+ivi+y. and enferfainmenf. Beginning in quife an appropria+e manner wi+h +he Holy Sacrifice O'F Mass and Holy Communion. we were made +0 realize +he grea+ need of prayer in missionary work. Affer offering +he Mass Fai'her Connell spoke +0 us, kindly urging us on in our ambHions. Following Mass we had a delithul lunch and +hen re+urned again fo the audH'orium. There Fafher Arnold Wi+zman spoke 1'0 us abou+ voca+ions and work in Hue missionary field. Fa+her's +alk gave us a vivid pic+ure of +he hardships and irials o1t missionaries wifh +he resulfs. fhai' ioy of harvesting souls in Chrisf's ; vineyard. Fa'H'Ier himseimc was a i'rue missionary for he was 1 modera+or of +he C.S.M.C. 'From I938 fill I944 and is now j feaching a+ De Porres High School. AHer Fa+her spoke I we enioyed a movie. our special +rea+ on Mission Day. REV. ARNOLD WI'IZMAN INSPIRES STUDENT BODY. -.. .....,, -,......-. , 4 .v CHRISTmHS . . . SPIRITS HIGH The pic+uresque +ree. s+anding in +he lobby each Chrisfmas. was decora+ively frimmed fhis year by Hie ambi+ious Juniors of Mercy. OrnamenisI finsel. and Iighfs all helped +0 make Hue lobby look brigh'l'. Wi'rh +he spirif of Chrisfmas in Hue hearf of every- one. cheer rang merrily +hroughou+ +he whole school. 80 . Newberry. THE BIRTH M H HIDE! The Chris+mas holidays. as always. were happy days for all. Decorah ing Hue halls gaily and being active in en'l'erfainmenfs provided much for His season. A play en- acfed by +he drama+ic sfudenfs of +he junior classes was very FIHing for Hlaf +ime of Hue year. H fold +he fale of Hwe Chrisf Child and o? +he visi+ of +he +hree Kings. The oufside crib became a familiar Chrisfmas holiday scene. af+er UPPER: KNEELING: K. McCartney. M. Mackie, A. Zimmer. R. Wuesf. STANDING: L. Kabbes. C. Schaible. R. Temming. M. Schneider, M, C. Weaver. every girl repeafedly viewed +he work of H1e Ar? This beaufiful scene was a loving fribufe. Depari'meni'. paying homage +0 Mary, +he Mo+her of Mercy. M. Nesselhuf, A. La Rosa, R. Maser. Dreamy music and THE righf boy! A A THE Pnum.h..nn EVENING 0F EESTHSU... Thaf mosf excih'ng nith! Audrey Wassler, Bob Sontag ff SUEIHL lIFE lllHS TUPIEHL 0F llIEREU K. McCarfney, P. Fessel. Sl Safzger, M. L. Menkhaus. A. Zimmer. A. Fries. B. Summe. M. dlle. D.Slrover. PreHy girls. flowing gowns. S+ardusf and your favoril'e fellow. ah yes. +he memories! Memories of days never 'l'o be forgoHen. our school dances and proms. +hough+s +ha+ will be pleasanf l'o +hose who like +0 reminisce. SEHREHIHG FDR KNOWLEDGE Meefing th +he characfers of +ime, Caesar. Mozarf. Shakespeare. MacAr'H'Iur: wi+nessing greaf scienfific ex- perimeni's. Hue discovery of radium. +he inven+ion of wireless; encoun+ering +hrills. danger, adven+ure; all +his was experienced 3+ Mercy. How? By visi+ing +he library +he Mercian found +here valuable informaiion on a varie+y of fopics. Library assignmenfs were given. no+ ius+ f0 one class. buf +0 every class. All of +he sfudenfs found fhere da+a of inferesf +0 +hem. They came +0 s+udy. do research. or for fhe pleasure and enioymenf of reading. Some came during a leisure hour. during lunch +ime or a sfudy period. They found volumes of informaHon. all filed orderly. neaHy arranged. When perp1exed or confused +he girls consulfed fhe Readers' Guides. Card Cafalogues. and Index Cards for help. The library was pleasan+ p1ace for reading or s+udying. SEATED: J. Venire, P. Dowling. A. Wassler, M. Hefheringfon, R. Krabacher. STANDING: R. MoerHe, S. Donnelly. L. Brinker. 84 g+l Achieving a balance be+ween labor and diversion is basic in a successful design of living. All work and no play make Mary a dull girl did nof apply +0 Mercy. When our necessary work had been complefed. our fime was our own. This leisure +ime was spen+ wi+h a group of friends reading. laughing. and faking. A s+roll around Mercy's campus. an exfra candy bar. all Hwis helped +0 complefe a lea1c in our books. FRIENDSHIP E0mBIHES FUD...REI.HXHTIOI1 85 UPPER RIGHT: M. Mackie. M. Schneidar, R. WuesL LOWER: V. Hunkomp. I. ONE. J. Wagner, L. Honlmmp. SPORTSmHllSHIP llllllS HLL Spor+smanship. in+ra-mural games. and an in+eresl in general spor+s ac'rivify were +he purposes for organiz- ing The A'rhlei'ic League. Represen+alives from +he gym classes were chosen +0 be members of he league. The club. whose membership was open +0 all sfudenfs. 'chose E. Herdeman president ther officers included D. Fullerl S. Weber and J. Neumann. The enlargemen+ of fhe afhlefic acfivify program proved h: be a grea? success. The forma+lon of volleyball. cenfer ball. baseball and baskefball +eams established +he air of exci+ing fensEon +hroughou+ +his school year. Hurrahs! Fighf! Figh+l Fighfl Echoes of cheering resound +hrough +he playground as each class is urging i+s feam lo vicforyl This widespread feeling of fair play was ever-presenl' in every girl. This club also planned exci'l- ing games wH'h ol'her schools af diflerenl +imes. ROW l: S. Shaefer, M. Niilas. E. Herdsman. J. Nnumannl M. Meyer. ROW 2: J. Fath. M. Sloeckle. J. RaHerman, J. Day. C. Temming. ROW 3: 5. Weber. J. Hock. D. Fuller. M. J. Hamberg. H. Spachl. 86 ERUIUDS...EHEERS...THRILLS... Volleyball FIIIed much of 'ihe MerCy girl's +ime during +he spring mon+hs. Pracfice and inframural games resuHed in a keen spirif of compe'tiHon. Each class baH-Ied eagerly for +he much sough+ affer championship. The JuniorsI affer defea+ing +he sfrong Freshman team. earned +his fifle. A few games were played wifh neighboring schools and H19 ' feam was followed by +he s+uden+ body. Mercy's peppy cheerleaders-dressed in their blue and white. fired up +he crowd for +he big games. These leaders used 1l'lneir person- alify plus +0 keep fhe cheering s+uden+ body humming. Joan Merschl LuciHe Kroner. Mary Ellen BarHeH. S. Rodenberg. J. Rainer. J. Berding. M. J. Hamberg. N Diesman. SKILLED HTHLETES Through par+icipa+ion in a wide variefy of sporfs. s+uden+s learn Hie s+andards of fair play and developed a frue spiri+ of sporfsmanship. Ranging from volley ball +0 baskefbali. +his program was concluded +0 appeal +0 all. The +0urnamen+s heH among +he diFFerenf classes supplied surprising amounfs d enfhusiasm for all par+icipan+s and spec+a+ors present The mos+ exci+ing incidenf of +he enHre year was +he as+ounding vicfory of our gay Fresh- men over +he whole s+uden+ body. 5. Lewing. J. Nemann, E. Luken E. Herdeman. A. Murphy, M. NiHas. KEEN EUITIPETITIOI'I The organizafion of +he various volley- ball and baskefball games was +0 give a grea+er number owl: sfuden+s an oppor+uni+y +0 par+icipa+e in school afhle'rics. Through0u+ +he en+ire school year +here were plen+y of +hriHs and a few hearf-breaking games. The screams and groans 0? all sfudenfs were heard from Hue gym during Hue game. as +he be was baHed back and for+h. over and even under +he net J. Rafierman, M. Meyer. STRIKEH! S+rikes. sfrikes. and more s+rikes! To prove +his ius+ come 1'0 Wal+z's Bowling aHernoon affer school hours. Here you will find our girls frying +0 sfeer +he balls ou+ of H19 guH'ers. A friumphanl' look covered +heir faces as +heir ball sucessfully hi1 +he head pin. Tha+ spirH of compel'il'ion was ever alive as each +eam baH'lecl +0 achieve firsl' place. ROW 1: S, Rodenberg. A. Zimmer. C. Toerner, A. lnderhees. V. Honlmmp, L. Schmuffe, M. Tallen. P. Feller. P. Albers. J. McGuire. ROW 2: B. Neiheisel. C. Frank A. Wassler. S. Weber. Jl Fuller, B. Lewlng. KEEPING FIT When +he groans and aches and pains are overI numerous s+uclen+s will +hen realize flue vilal lmporlance of +helr physical educafion received during +he four year course al' Mofher of Mercy. Drills ancl ofher varie+ies of calisfhenics are given weekly. for bo+l1 body and pos+ure improvement ROW I: J, Meyer, J. Millen Sl ShaeHer. J. Schneider, 5. Bogenschuh. ROW 2: Jl Fafh. J. Carroll, M. L. Meyer. ROW 3: J. RaHerman. OUR EHHMPIUHS In order +0 make compe+i+ion more lceen. Hie bowling learns are under managemen+ of He capable capfains Marilyn Tallen and Pafricia Faller of We Senior class. Wifh +heir arden+ eyes on HIe fen pins +hese girls prepared +0 roll up high bowling scores. FIRST ROW: V. Honkomp. S. Rodenberg. J, McGurie, A. Wassler, M. Tallen, Sl Weber. A. Zlmmer. A. lnderhees, C. Toerner. SECOND ROW: J. Fuller. C. Frank, L, SchmuHe, P. Faller. B. Neiheisel. P. Albers. C. Von Holle. P. Harris. B. Lewlng, P. Rielly. GIRLS STRIVE T0 mHKE EVERU SEHUBL Audrm T0 0x ershallow s :5 B ll G l e a n i n g s 35373;? I HI N , .. I' K ......I. II.,.-m.-I-. Wm. am ; . SEATED: M. S: hneider. M. J. Smifh R. Hellmann J. Dulle. M. Kammer, P. Dowling. S. Sahger. ROW I: R. M Wuesi J Berding, P. Heffernan, H Wissel. P. Harf, E. Simon V. LosaIcIrerl A. Fries. ROW 2: J Neumann. V. Harris. M. Mache M. Tallen. 90 fever B. Dreyer. M. Lawall, P. Hart E. Reci. H4 Geiser. J. Burns. P. Rielag, J. A. Koegel. P. Feller. L. Kroner, J. Koch. The sfaff for our high school newspaper con- sisfed of +hose s+uden+s who especially pre- ferred The field of iournalism. This enfire year. Hue repor+ers were wide-awake Tor bi+s of news which would make inieres'l'ing reading for all. Then +here was wrifing and rewrifingl checking and rechecking before prinfing was compiefed. The glossy pages were packed with sfories, ar+icles. illusfrafions. poems and news mos+ in+eres+ing +o +he s+uclen+s of Mercy. Journalism classes +rain prospeci'ive reporfers and sfaif members in newspaper essenfials. Gleanings received +he iirs+ ciass 9I PUBlltHTIUII EHTERTHIHIHG...INTERESTING rafing by The National Scholasfic Press. Behind The pubiicafion of The I948 Gleanings lies +he work of +he ari'. literary and business s+a'Ffs. H' was a wearisome iob. bui' if was one +ha+ was enjoyed by all. Effor+s were made +0 produce one of +he besf annuals ever,-bo+h in+eres+ing and informative. The acompiish- memL of fhis fask broughi' headaches, worries, and iaughs. bui' finally Pr was finished and all was ius+ a happy memory. Bo+h +he sfaff and +he senior class hope +ha+ 'l'he annual of '48 wiii be awarded +he AII-American ra+ing like +he previous one. mEmllBHBLE HIGHLIGHTS OF 1947-1948 SEPTEMBER I Labor Day-Day of anficipaHon. 3 Opening Day-Hnding feachers, books. and homerooms. 8 Hon Mass in honor of Blessed Virgin Mary. 24-Firsi' Holiday! Feast of Our Lady of Mercy. 28--High School Alumnae Meeting. OCTOBER 3 Marian Day Rehearsal a+ Xavier Universi+y. I5 Inifia+ion info We Honorary Mafh Sociefy. l7-Horizon Club Meet 22-Mission Day Mass. Talk by Father Arnold Wifzman, Movie for We benefif of +he missions. 24-Dancing. Ou+ing . 29-Miss Ruih Schwach direcfs Good Breakfasf Assembly . music, and fun 5+ +he Owl's NOVEMBER 5 Red Cross Assembly. 8-lO-Mercy-Elder Players' presen+a+ion of Jane Eyre . Il These wonderful holidays! Armis+ice Day. l3-Dominican Sis+er addressed s+uden+ body. l9 Music sfudenfs enierfain in Sf. Cecilia Recifal. 20 Dancing was Hsmcm'H'I +0 +116 music of llLee and His Five Bees a+ Mercy-Elder- Seion Dance sponsored by C. S. M. C. uniis. Zl-Seniors s+ruggle +hrough PepsiwCola Scholar- ship Tesf. 22 Ins+i+u+e on Human Relaiions a+ Nefherland Plaza. 25-Mercy vs. Holmes in spiriied deba+e. 26 Come on. Seniors! Come on. Fresh- men! Freshmen surprise spec+a+ors by win- ning Volley Ball Tournament 27 Remember +he day of +hanks. DECEMBER 3-Rose Hellmann i5 crowned Queen of Modesi'y . 8-Holyday of Obliga+ion-Feasf of Hue lmmaculafe Concep+ion. l0-Mo+her McAuley Assembly. II- Silenf Night Holy Nigh'r . Mr. Fehring again direcfs +he beau+iful Chrisfmas Carols. l9-More Chris+mas SpirH prevails a+ Chrisfmas Assembly. 25 Na+ivi+y. 28-Audrey Wassler reigns over Senior Ball. JANUARY 7-- Friends. Romans. and Counfrymen. Scenes from Shakespeare filmed $or sfudeni-s. l0 Radio High Time . Firsi Prize in humorous reading awarded +0 Mary Kammer in Speech Tournamenf a+ Wyoming High School. l6-Ar+ Meefing. l8 -Dominicane++es mee+ a+ Fenwick Club. 2l-23-Fafher Edward Wieber. S. J. guides seniors and juniors in Re+rea+.-EXAMS for fresh- men and sophomores. 26-28 Fa+her Maurice Hussey conduc+s freshmen and sophomores in Reheat Juniors and seniors are no+ spared Hue +rials of mid- year fesfs. FEBRUARY 6-9-Joan Neidhard brings +he charm of Cinderella in+o H1e Senior Class Play. 7 Sfa+e Scholarship Tesf. Thelma rates among +op +en per cenf of S+a+e. Joan Dulle and Joyce Neumann gef honors from Kammer coun+y. I I MissTon Meefing. IZ-We all celebra+e Lincoln's Bir+hday wifh holiday. l8 Miss Pulskamp direcfs Freshmen PIay. Ini+ia+ion in+o Lafin Club. 28 Humen Relafions Insfi+u+e. 92 IHE-IHURHBLE HIEHLIEHTS Of 1947-1948 MARCH i-FFriars Club seHan for Girls' Week. BbGirls learn manners from +he film Dinner Parfy . SbDramafic and music s+uden+s show OH on S+a+ion WVAW. Ari Sfuden'fs display +alen+ in ShiHiHo's Art Exhibit IO-bFreshmen presen+ Six Who Pass While H1e Leniils Boil . l4-I'6-Girls reverence God during Forfy Hours devofion. I8-Mo+hers' Club Day of Recollection con- duded by Rev. Louis O'Leary. O. P. ZI-Alumnae Day of Recollecfion conducfed by Rev. John Mafone. S. J. 22-Lucille Kroner and Mildred Macke parfake in Junior Town Meefing 6+ Our Lady of Mercy. 23bEas+er vacation begins. 25-Hoiy Thursday. meeood Friday. 28-Easfer. SIbQueen of +he Angels Mission enierfafned by Freshmen A. Silver Medal Expression-Pahicia Dowling, FrancesI Janz, Mildred Macke, and Mary Ann Yunger. APRIL 2-Mo+her and Daugbfer Par+y sponsored by Freshmen. 3bUni+ed Na+ions aH'ended by sfudenfs of Social S+udies Classes. Play Tournamenf af Ursuline Academy. SbEvelyn Reck wins in Ora+oricai Semi-finals a+ o. L. c. b-Gold Medal Reci+al-Doro+hy Espelage. 7- Calhcornia BoundLsophomore play. IO-Mafh Colloquium held a+ Mo+her of Mercy. lFMary Kammer. Lorraine Brinker, Carole Schaible. Marilyn Schneider. Marian Macke. and Rose Mary Wuesf in Silver Medal Recifal. Spanish Classes observe Pan American Day . l7bEIeven girls aHended Safefy Insfi+u+e a+ Neiherland Plaza. J. Dulle and M. Macke aHend Y. C. S. meeting 31' Juliene High School, Dayfon. Ohio. 2I-La+in CIub observes Ohio La+in Week wifh Assembly. ZZbExpressways for Greafer Cincinnai'i-made known +0 iuniors and seniors. 23-2FHumorous presen+a+ion by Mercy-Elder Players. You're Oniy Young Once . MAY Z-Gay Spring Concert presen+ed by Senior Glee Club. 4-Music RecHaL S-Thirfy-five sfudenfs board Nafional Limi'recl for Washing+on. D.C. 6-Ascension Thursday. TbOrien'laHon Day-lnquisifive eigh+hugrade s+uden+s invade Mercy. IObMildred Macke speaks on Trans-AHan'Hc Broadcasf of Junior Town Mee'Hng wi+h Greaf Brifal'n. l4- O Mary. We crown +hee wi+h blossoms +c- day . girls sing as Mary 'Is crowned Queen of May. l9bAHrac+ive models fake parf in Mercy's Sfyle Show. ZIbPlace: Gibson Roof Garden. Time: 9:00 P.M. +0 l:00 A.M. Evenh Junior-Senior Prom. 26-28bExams again +hrea+en frembling siudenfs. 3l-uDecora'ron Day. JUNE l-Pleasan+ day of oufdoor acfivifbeopho- more-Senior picnic. 2m Pomp and Circumstances.H of Class Night Freshmen serve seniors +emp+ing breakfast 3bUnIoad +119 weigh+s of +he year-our heavy Un fwo waysy her? books. 4-The Goal of all Mercians-Gradua+ion a+ Xavier UniversHy. DIRECTORY Ahlors, Joan ............... 5276 Ponce Lane , . .. V ,WA l233 .............. 5+. An+uninus Ausfinq, Ka+hleen .......... 3540 Mozar+ .............. MO 32I7-W .......... 5+. Madin Backscheider. Carolyn ...... 33I0 Queen Ci+y ......... ..MO 2548-R ............ Our Lady of Lourdes Sallhaus. Ru+h ........... ..3449 AN: Vista ............ MO 2568-W ........... 5+. Mar+in Radian. Anna Lou .......... 4l37 Nor+h Bend .......... HU 3l59-J ............ 5+. lgnaHus Beischel. Lucy .............. 365l 51m: Rock ............ JA 7992-R ............ 5+. James Harding, Jean .............. 294I Ravogli ............... MO 083l-W ......... . .S+. Calherine Bernon. Be++e ............. 5567 Surrey ............... MO 0585-W ........... 5+. Aloysius Bimmerle. CharloHe ........ l237 Carson .............. WA 0535 ... . V .. ......51. Lawrence Birci. Jean ................ 2224 Amer ................ WA I736 .,. .,. . . . . . .Sf. Bonaven+ure Brinker. Lurrainc ........... l0l9 Se+on ................ 6R ZIBS .............. 5+. Lawrence Brodbeck. Dolores .......... 3222 Darwin ............. .HU 3649-M ........... 5+. Madin Burns. Joan ................ 373l Harding .............. MO 6765 ............ 5+. Mar+in Connor. Marioria ......... .3926 Tali ............... ,.HU 024l-M ......H. . .S+. Mar+in Diasman. Joan ............. 4l20 McFarren ............. MO 5600-W ......... 5+. Aloysius Donnelly. Pa+ricia .......... 4I55 Harrison ............ MO I755+R ............ 5+. Aloysius Donnelly. Sally ....,.... . . . .4I55 Harrison .............. MO l755-R ............ 5+. Aloysius Dowling. Pa+ri:ia .......... 3066 Lischer .............. HU ll69-M . ...H . .. . .S+. Ca+horine Dreyer. Be++y .............. I624 Ful+e ................. KI 5l54 , ............ 5+. Leo Dulle. Joan ......,........ .2835 Werk ..... ... ..... MO 2493-W ........... 5+. Ca+herine Espelage. Doro+hy . . . .. . , . . . I676 Nor+hside ........... WA 5405 ............ 5+. Bonaven+ure Fahay. Rosemary ........... 2562 5+. Lao ............. WA I338 ............. 5+. Leo Feller, Pa+ricia ,.... ....... 4104 Harrison . . . .. . . . . . . . . MO 6l09-W ......... .,5+. Mar+in Foegle. Mary Alice ......... 1773 Queen CHy ................. V ............ 5+. Bonaven+ura Frank, Claire .............. 3747 5+. Mar+in ............ HU 0797-J ............ 5+. Marfin Franks. Pe+ricia ............ 3058 Ramona ............. MO 4652-W ........... Our Lady of Lourdes Fullerl Joan ......... . ...... 4088 Race . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HU 3236-M .......... 5+. Aloysius Glazier. Jean .............. 3524 Day+ona .............. MO l385-W ........... 5+. Marfin GoHschmidf. Es+her ........ 3439 McFadden ............ MO 6528-R ............ 5+. Mar+in Gramaglia. Theresa ......... 2M9 Queen Ci+y .......... HU 046l-J ............ 5+. An+hony Grove, Jean ............... 2803 Rasebud .............. MO I448-W ,,,,,,,,, .Our Lady of Lourdes Guefhlein. Joan ............ 3050 McHanry .....U . . . . . . MO ll48-W .,.........5+. Leo Hahn, Virginia W272 Delhi ................. WA 2422 ..,...........5+ Dominic Hammann. Rik ............ l520 Harrison .,....,.. ... .GR 2537 .............. 5+. Bonavenfura Harris, Mary Alice . .. . . . .33l5 Renfro ............... HU 3706-M ........... 5+. Ca+her'me Harris. Virginia ............ 3737 5+. Mar+in ............ HU 20I3-J ............ 5+. Madin Hart Pafricia .............. 37l7 Applega+e ............ HU 46l2-J ............ 5+. Mar+in H9998. Marilyn ------------ 2027 Bal+imore . ... V V .. ..,MO 4564 ........ . ..Sf. Leo Heineman. Pd+ricia ... . . .. . . I687 Kellywood ............ WA 9079 . .... . . ., St Teresa Hellmann. Rose .........27I7 Shaffer ....... ....HU 2364-J , .....S+. Catharina Herdsman. E++ml ........... 3l32 Savoy ............... AV 5595 ........ 5+. Andrew Herschel. Marilyn . . . . . .... .3437 McFadden ........... MO 2797-W .......... 5+. Mar+in He++laring+on. Mary ........ 2535 Hollenshade .......... M0 l680-R ........... 5+. Cafherine Hearst Helen ... . . . . . . . . ,39I6 Trevor ............... M0 047l-W ........... 5+. Mar+in H0l+. An+oine++e ----------- 2336 Ruberg ............... Hu 4798-W ........... 5+. Cafherine chlrornp, Lois ............ 3725 Highpoin+ ....... . ..MO 2307-W ........... 5+. Ca+herine Honkomp. Virginia ........ 397l Rufh Lane ., ......... MO 2924-W ........... 5+. Aloysius Hu+h, Be++y ................ 3476 Trevor ................ MO 067I-R ............5+. Maan Janz. Frances ............. 2179 Cen+ral .............. MA 6894 .............. 5+. Augus+ine Kammer. Mary ............. 6591 ChevieI ..... . ...... JA 7458-J ....... 5+. James Kammer. Thelma ........... Box 484 Coleraine .......... JA 7766-W .......... 5+. James Kailholz, Marie ............. 2000 Wes+wood ............ MO 5476-W ........... 5+. Leo Kirchner. Mary Jane ...... I75I Esmonde ............. WA 0570 .............. 5+. Bonaven+ure Klare. Ru+h ................ 2239 BaHEmore ... , , . . . . .. . MO 2348-W .......... 5+. Leo Koch. Jane+ ............... 3303 Warden ....,........ . MO I425-W . ......... 5+. Mar+in Koch. Mariorie ............. 3226 S+anhape ........... HU 094I-M ........... Our Lady of Lourdes Koegel. Jo Ann ............ 2500 Harrisnn ..... .. .... . MO 5480 .............. 5+. Ca+her1ne Komah. Helen ............. 2527 Mon+ana ............. HU 2067-M .. . H ..... 5+. Ca+herine Krabacher. Ri+amary ........ I982 BaIHmore ............. HU 0433-M .......... 5+. Leo 94 DIRECTORY Kreuher. Mari1yn ........... 3977 Lovell A . ..... HU 0702-M . ,VA . A ,. ,Sf. Marlin Kroner, Lucille ............. 38IB OliveHe .............. HU 3593-54 . . V . V V . . . . 5?. Martin Krummen. Marian ......... 4278 Norih Bend . . . .. V. . . . . MO 3952-R ............ Sf. Ignaiius La Rose:l Angela ........... 2034 Queen Ciiy ........... WA 7775 . . . . . . ... V V .51. Anihony Lawall. Marilyn ............ 3836 Meyerfald ............ HU 3290-J ............ 51. Maan Link, Leis .................. 38I0 Lovell ................ MO 5796-W ........... 5L Marfin Macks. Mildred ............ 3430 Miami ................ HU 5346-J ............ 5+. Martin Malikowski. Marcella . . . .. .. . I707 Fairmounf ............ GR 53 IB .............. 51'. Leo Meisenhelder. Jean ... .... . .5547 Cinfi.. Louisville . . . .A . . MO SOM-J ........... Sf. Aloysius Manges, Patricia .......... 2700 McKinley ............. HU 34501J ............ S+- Caiherine Markl. Pafricia ............. 4693 Fehr ................. WA 6l52 ............. Si. Dominic Meyer. Marilyn ............ 3265 Vi'H'mer .............. MO 2543-W ........... Our Lady of Lourdes Moerfle, Rosemary ......... I70l Pulie ........................................ 5+. Lec Moriarify. Cafhar'me ........ R. R. 2 Mt Heal+hy ........ SH 2455 .............. 5+. John Murphy. Rose Mary ........ 39I7 Trevor ................ MO 0380-W ........... St Merfin Nashld. Rufh .............. 325I Hildreih .............. HU 36IO-J ............ Sf. Mar+in NeidhardV Joan ............ 3I55 Harrison A AV .......... MO 3022 . A . .. .V AV . . . V .Sf. Aloysius NeiheisaL Bernice .......... 4279 Harrison ............. MO 2365-R , V V . , ,V V, , , St Aloysius Neumann. Joyce ........... 38I8 North Bend ........... MO 4767-W ........... Sf. Madin Niernan, La Verne A . . . V A . . . .4413 Harrison ............. MO 6754 .............. 5+. Aloysius NordhoH. Frances .......... I673 Wesfwood ........... GR 3070 . . . .V . . V . V . . . .Si. Bonavenhare Palmira, Rosa Ann .......... 3020 Veazey .............. MO 2040-W .......... Sf. Anfhony PeiersmanV Jane ........... 37I4 Lovell .. . ...MO lb24-R . .Sf. Mar+in Plas, Mary ................ 6704 Merwin .............. BR 2l90-M ,,,,,,,,,,, 5t Margaref of Corfona Raab. Lois ................ 343I Orchard ..............HU 4358-M ........... Sf. Mar+in Rais. Joyce ................ 2288 Schoedinger .V... . . . . .WA 7477 .............. 5+. Bonavan+ura Rack. Evelyn ............. 3324 Dar+mau+h ............ MO 5277 ............. 5?. Maan Reidell, Shirlay ............. 3l68 MoxaH .............. MO 5300-W ,,,,,,,,,,, Sf. Mar+in Reilman. Loraine ........... 1636 Sundale .............. JA 7499-W V .... . . . , . . .St. Margaret Mary Rainer. Jean .............. 3657 Harber+ ............. HU 25I?-J .......3....StV Mar+in Reinerman. Lois ............ 3528 Gamble .............. HU 2986-M ...... ,A.SL Mar+in Rielag. Patricia . . A .A . V A .V .3034 Neisel , V A . . , , ,, V V HU 434l-M . ..... .,,Our Lady of Lourdes Ritchie. Dolores ......... V ,3669 Herberf ...... .. . A. Hu 309B-J ............ Si. Madin Rodenberg. Shirley .A.3733 Frances ......V.V..V..MO l292-W ..........5+ Martin Rosfelder. Joan ............35l7 Gamble ............. M0 I0283R ...A ,,,,,, Sf. Maan Ryan, Mary ............... 2l08 Harrison ..,V , ,A, ,,,HU 3973-M A A ... .HSL Mar+in SchmuHe. La Verne ......... 3885 Church .. ....... ,. . . MO 4655-W . . .. ... . . St Aloysius Schulle, Rosemarie . V V . V V . .V l842 Wos+wood ............ WA 7330 ............. 5+. Bonaventure Simon. BeH'y .......... A A . I988 Balfimore ....... . . . . HU 3550-J ............ Si. Leo Simsr Dolores VV.VV..VV....3l06 LehmanV...VV. V..V,WA4954..........V...OurLadyofGrace Smifh, Mary Jane ...... ..2374 Dirheim ....... A MO 5299-W ........... 5f. Cafherine Spechi, Patricia .A.. ...... 36I0 Puhlmdn V .. VV . V . V V . . . V HU 4385-M ........... 5f. Mar+in Sperber. Janef ........ ..A.3220 Gienmore ........... HU 3547-M ......... 6. .Our Lady of Lourdes Sfainkamp. Nancy .......... 305 Anderson Ferry A. ...... WA 3909 .............. Sf. Dominic Tabar. Anne .............. ISIT Race ... . . .. . .. ........................... St Joseph of Nalarefh Tallen. Marilyn ............. 2l53 Harmon ............... MO 0209-W ........... 5f. Bonaven+ure Venirm Joan ............... 2330 Quebec ........ .. . V GR 3052 . . V . V V ., .HSt Bonavenfure Wagner. Dolores ........... 2645 Fenian . . V V V V V .V V . V HU 3785-J V V , V . , . V . . . 35+. Bonavan+ure Wassler, Audrey , A , A ,,,,, 2M0 Pancoasf ,V. .V. . V V 3 HU 3432-J ,, . , V . V ...S?. Cafherine Weber. Shalla ........ ,3 .A4I79 Homelawn V .......... MO 3536 ......... V . .St Aloysius Wellbrock. Beffy .. .V. , 530x 275 Delhi . ., ....... ..GR I I35 .. ........... St Dominic Wempe. Janet ............. 4223 Harding ........... r, V HU I696-M V , ....... 5+, Aloysius Wilk. Pa+sy Lou ............ 4425 Harrison A A V VVVVVVVVV MO 0309-W ...... V .5+. Aloysius Wissel. Helen .............. 3727 Sf. Marfin . ......... M0 3329-W . . . . . . V V V V .SL Mar+in Wubbclding. Carol A . ., V V V3823 5+. Mar+n ...... V . ...MO 23634? ........... Sf. Maan Wulf, Jeanne ............. 309 Anderson Ferry ......... GR 0439 VVVVVVVVVVVVV Si. Dominic Yunger, Mary Ann .......... 2766 Faber ................ MO'45IO-W ........... St Joseph of Natarefh Zehel. Carol ............... 372! Applegafe ............ MO 2968-R ............ St Martin 95 - :-H-AmJEEV;-a:r-.. .. TO OUR ADVERTISERS ggThank You,9 Mother of Mercy High School and the 1948 Gleanings Staff wish to extend a word of gratitude to the business men of greater Cin- cinnati for their faithful patronage. A Cleanings of this content could not be pub- lished without the aid of these merchants. T0 the various advertisers who follow, ghThank you for your kindly interest. 96 FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Ahlers Mr. and Mrs. Leo Backscheider Mrs. Anna K. Ballhaus Mr. and Mrs. Edward Birch Barbara Bradley Mrs. John Breiner and Son Rev. Elmer Brennan Dr. James T. Clear Mr. ancf Mrs. Shave Chas. Deah Mr. and Mrs. Edward De Merle Mr. and Mrs. Winiam Diesman Mr. and Mrs. George Dune The Dreyer Family Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Fakey Richard H. Fahey Dr. J. J. Flynn Complimenfs of a friend Mr. and Mrs. CharIes Fries Dr. E. Fuchs Mrs. Ann Gellenback and Clara Mueller Dr. R. E. Gl'eringer. A. D. A. Es+her Goldschmidf Mrs. John GueH-dein Mr. and Mrs. Ernsf Hammann Mrs. Helena Hammann Mr. and Mrs. George Hai'er Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hegge Miss Jean Hegge Miss Marilyn Hegge Mr. and Mrs. H. Herdsman Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Heiheringfon Rev. William T. Hflverf Bernie L. Honkomp Mr. and Mrs. Charles Honkomp Gregory Humperi Junior Sama+our Club C. R. Knosp Mr, and Mrs. John Koman Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krabacher Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Kreuz+er Mr. and Mrs. AI Krummen Dick Krummen Marian Krummen Mr. and Mrs. William Lawall Clarence LH-mer Mr. and Mrs. V. Malikowski Marilyn and Jane? J. C. Madino Mary. Helen and' Bob Pa+ Manges Fred J. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Henry Minges and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moerile The H. Mueller Famify Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Nasfcld Mr. and Mrs. Shn'ley Neiheisel Mr. and Mrs. Mari F. Nieman The Palmire Famiiy Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Pardo Mrs. Sfephen Ranz 5 Mr. Paul Reinerman I Mr. and Mrs. Rob+. Rielag Joan Rosfelder Lesier P. Runck Judge and Mrs. Dennis J. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Al SchoH-eikoiie Edward Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sims Mary, Pai and Janei' Sperber Mnand Mrs.Gilberf Sfauclenmeyer Julius G. S+eioff Mrs. Michael Taber and Family Mr. and Mrs. Herman Tallen Mr. and Mrs. George Vonderhoar The Waller Family Edwin Wesselman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yunger 97 BUSINESS PATRONS Anne's Food Shop 1855 Balfimore Avenue Wa. 975' Barbee's Juvenile Shop 3324 Harrison Avenue Mo. 6927 Beebe Appliance Shop 3806 Norfh Bend Road Mo. I6I5 Mrs. G. Brodfuehrer Chicken Dinners Ja. 8I53 Burger Grill 3726 Glenmore Avenue M0. ?382 Richard Carroll. AHorney Providenf Bank Building Ch. 2255 Conlee Dry Cleaners I455 Harrison Avenue Wa. Mal The Cradle Shop I534 Harrison Avenue Curnayn's Tavern 45I5 Wes! Eighi-h S'raef We. 98 ! Duwel Hardware 3605 Harrison Avenl'e Mo. IObB Dhonau-Rosenacker Funeral Home Knolion's Corner Ki. 05ll D'rr's Dry Goods IbOI Car Sireaf Wa. 5726 Don Lee Tavern 57!? Glenway Avenue Mo. 5'88? Wm. A. EFIer Jewelry and Giffs Ja. 9536 - Ki. 5627 Wal+er M. English Agency Founiain Square Building Pa. 7070 Fairmounf Hardware Co. I740 Queen Ci+y Avenue W3. 95I5 Family Dry Cleaners 2646 Beekman Sfree+ WB. 323' William Frey Whife Oak Food Marks? Blue Rock and Cheviof Road Fruehavf Trailer Co. 3I26 Spring Grove Avenue KL 8634 Gardner's Bakery 1366 Wesfwood Avenue Wa. 8893 Gene's Shoe Service 30M Harrison Avenue Mo. 9735 Glen Villa Grill 3706 G'enmore Avenue Mo. 9890 The Glenmore Bakery 3649 Glenmore Avenue Mo. 3267-M G'enmore Dry Cleaners 5709 Glenway AvenUE7Mo. 6447 373l Glenmore Avenue7Mo' 0252 34I3 Harrison Avenue-Mo. 25H Glenmore Frui' Marker! 3733 G'enmore Avenue Mo. 9756 Glenmare Hardware and Painh Glenmore and Monfana Avenues M0. 052' Hardf's Delicafessen I975 Harrison Avenue Mo. 98l2 Har'ung's Cafe 4400 Glenway Avenue Wa. 9805 H. J. Heillcer. AHorney Foun'ain Square Building Ch. 792' Helen Beau+y Shoppe 2l77 Cenfral Avenue Pa. 5799 He'mer Coffee Co' IEII L'Inn Sireef Pa. 1844 Herberi's Dry Cleaners Plainville Road Br. I3I5 Hobo Joe's Ca'e 2'57 Queen Cify Avenue Men 9974 l HoFFman's Cafe I673 WeS'l'wood Avenue W5. 96'? Howard's Hardware P'ainvi'le Road Br. I94I Huddle Hu+ Resfaurard' 3726 Harrison Avenue J. F. 3: 5. Hardware Co. 4857 Glenway Avenue Wa. 2265 R. E, Kramig 8' C0,. Inc. 222-224 E. Four'reenfh Sheef Ch. 7435 R. Kraimer Carson and Harding Avenues Mo. 0752 98 BUSINESS PATRONS L 8: B Bar 3703 Harrison Avenue Mo. 980I Lucille's Cafe I024 Cenhal Avenue Ch. 9295 Marcella Beauhj Salon 4939 Glanway Avenue Wa. 9852 Middendorf's Grocery 3404 Glenmore Avenue Mo. 3364 Miller's Cafe 3723 Harrison Avenue Mo. 9749 i Wi1liam Molioy Economy Fire Exfinguisher Sales and Service Monfgomery's Food Markei IBEI Wesiwood Avenue Wa. 9640 M 8: M ReaHy 34H Harrison Avenue Mo. 6643 - Mo. 2798 Frank Osferhues Bakery 3406 Glenmore Avenue Mo. 9892 Anfhony OHe Builder Hu. 2298-M Panaro's FruH Market 520I Glenway Avenue Gr. I089 Paggy's Grill Glenway Avenue Wa. 9754 Penick Grocery Sfore 3639 McHanry Road Mo. I965 Phillip's Ca'Fe 3230 McHenry Road Mo. 9727 Quebec Delica+essen and Cafe 2305 Quebec Road We. 964' Quebec Sohio Service 2333 Quebec Road We. 9783 Queen CHy Dry Cleaners I742 Queen CHy Avenue Mo. 5334 Roberf's Cleaners 3506 Harrison Avenue Mo. 495I Ro+henberg Shoes II6 W. Elder Sheef Ma. 4453 Sadies Shop. Inc. 2l55 Cenfral Avenue Pa. 9798 Schaible's Food Shop Werk and Gianmore Avenues Mo. 3257 - Mo. 9730 Schrage Bros. 3636 Warsaw Avenue Wa. II84 Larry-Shea Pharmacy 3805 Glenway Avenue Wa. 9770 Sickman Delicaiessen IBBO Wesfwuad Avenue Wa. 9744 Sione's Shoe Repairing I463 Harrison Avenue Summe Bros. Dairy ML Heath. Ohio Ja. 7733 Sumner Shoe Service IBIO Car Sfreef Wa. I992 Thaler Riding S+ab1es Wesf Fork Road-Wesf cf Nodh Bend Road Mo. 6842 Threlkeld Jones Co. 22 E55? I2+h Sfreef Pa. 8I98 Tripp's Service SfaHon 2302 Quebec Road Wa. 9697 Fred Unger 8x Son 35l2 Harrison Avenue Mo, 0320 - Mo. 932I Wen: Ba kery 933 Sfaie Avenue Wu. 9586 Wesf Hills Theaire I625 Queen CHy Avenue Good Programs Always Wes+ Pharmacy 5053 Glenway Avenue Wa. 65I8 Wesfern Hills Mofors 35II Harrison Avenue Mo. 0663 Wesfern Hills Roofing 8: Hea'ring Co. 5513 Cincinnah' Louisville Pike Mo. 5955 Wes+richrs Beau+y 31 Barber Shop 3742 Glenmore Avenus Mo. 0247 Wes+wood Aufo Sales I557 Harrison Avenue Gr. 2'22 Wes+wood Mobilgas Sfa'fion Harrison and Boudinof Avenues Mo. 9830 Nick Wullenweber Def Food Sfore ML Healfhy, Ohio Young's Dry Cleaning lb95 Wesfwood Avenue Wa. ZIZO 99 INDEX TO ADVERTISERS FIRM NAME Edw. H. Alich .......................... Il8 Alpine Inn ............................ E20 Ai's Texaco Service ...................... I20 Aluminum Industries ..................... Ho 5+. Anthony Messenger .................. l26 Arnold's Grill .......................... IIZ Arthur E. Baas .......................... IZI Ed Baas Cafe .......................... HE C. Ballhaus Pharmacy .................... IIO Bell Telephone Co. ...................... l05 Berfke Elecfrical Co. .................... IOB Bigner Co. .............................. I08 Bilrs Marathon Service .................. l2l Bob's Cafe ............................. Ill ArH'Iur Boger's Pharmacy ................. II7 Sf. Banavenfure Church .................. 106 Bueche Bros. ............................ ll4 Bueker's ................................ I22 Busse 81 Borgmann ....................... IZO C Si M Food Shop ...................... l24 Carley's Cocld'an Lounge ................ HT Ceniennial Savings 8z Loan ................ IOB Herman Clifton. Insurance ............... I03 Compliments of a Friend ................. Il5 Frank T. Corken ......................... HZ CoHage Cafe .......................... ll6 Bob Cullen ............................. Il3 Diiman 8: Meyer. Int; .................... I23 John J. Dreyer 8 Sons .................... I19 Dunlap General Share ................... 1l6 Falk's LuncheoneH-e ...................... 120 Focke's Black Top Drives ................. HZ Focke's Foods .......................... I04 5+. Francis Hospi+al ..................... ll9 Freshman A ............................ l03 Freshman B ............................. l03 Freshman C ............................. I03 Fruh-Schneider .......................... I05 Gay 90's Cafe .......................... l22 Giff 8t Card Shop ....................... ll2 Edw. C. Gingerich ...................... 109 Gleason's Pharmacy ...................... l22 Glenmore Bar ......................... ll4 John C. Gump .......................... II4 Haab $ Schmidf ........................ ll7 Hannel's Tavern ......................... H9 Frank L. Harfer 8x Sons .................. IIT Hardl'g Pain+ Co. ........................ Ilb Hefnhman's Pharmacy .................... I26 Heinz 8: Cones; Inc. ..................... 109 J. F. Heh .............................. I23 Lawrence Heyl .......................... I23 J. C. Hocke++ Co. ....................... I09 Wm. Hoersi ............................ I22 Wm. Hoffman 8 Sons .................... I2l Mr. and Mrs. Ray HoH- .................. llB Howards Dry Cleaners ................... I58 Hudepohl Brewing Co. ................... 107 And'rew Hummel 8 Sons .................. I07 Indianapolis Engraving Co. ............... I25 5+. James Church ....................... llB Johnny's Grille .......................... ll9 Juengling Meafs ........................ I06 Jule's Moving .......................... I2I Junior A. ............................... I03 Junior 8. ............................... 103 Charles Krammer ........................ I23 KaH-Ileen 8x SyMa Koebel ................ II7 Lou Kroner ............................. HS Vic Krummen ........................... H9 Edw. Leisgang .......................... ll4 Ley Dry Cleaners ........................ ll4 Lilia's Pharmacy ......................... II3 PAGE NO. FIRM NAME PAGE NO. Luh Flowers ......... . ................... l24 Horace F. Lyons ........................ I22 Macke's Food Shop ...................... IH Brian MacNeil .......................... II6 Mandery's .............................. IIU Tank Maan .......................... I26 Masque 8: Gavel ........................ II2 Maury's Shell Service .................... H3 Menke Molar Service ................... l24 F. Menkhaus Ex Sons ..................... ll7 Merchan+'s Creamery .................... l07 Merkl 8c Henog ......................... ll3 Emil Meyer ............................. II3 Minges Poulfry Farms .................... II2 Mother of Mercy Mofhers' Club ........... I02 MoH's ................................. I20 Murphy Mo+ors ......................... HZ Neihard Funeral Home ................... ll3 Neiheisel Service SfaHon ................. '24 Number IIOne Bar ...................... I23 Ohio Pharmacy .......................... IIZ Our Lady o'F CincinnaH College .......... IOI. Our Lady of Mercy Hospital .............. I18 Overlook Hardware Co. .................. IIB An+onio Palazzolyo 8 Cm ................. l23 R. J. PaHon ............................ I26 AHhur Pfaff 8: Son ...................... 120 Pho+o ReHex Siudios ..................... 125 Queen Ci+y Foods ....................... Il9 Frank Rack 8: Sons ....................... 123 Rauner's ................................ HS Rebold Funeral Home .................... 124 J. T. Ru'rher 8! Sons Co. .................. l20 Harold C. Roih ........................ H1 Schabel's Food Markef ................... ll4 T. F. Schlade Corp. ...................... H6 Lloyd Schmidf .......................... II7 Frank SchmuHe 8x Son .................... ll? Schneider Hardware Co. ................. ll5 Al Shus+er .............................. 124 Son+ag Dry Cleaners ..................... I21 Sophomore A ........................... 103 Sophomore B ........................... 103 Sophomore C ........................... I03 Sfandard Pa++ern 8: Foundry .............. 120 E. R. Steel 8: Sons ...................... llb PafrTcia Sievens ......................... l24 Sycamore Savings ....................... ll5 Svnder's Bakery ......................... l22 Thinne's Neon Siqns ..................... Il3 Tom's Auto Service ..................... Ill Toney's Cafe ........................... !l6 Wm. C Ulrich .......................... lIO Vendnme Ca'Fe .......................... I22 Vera-Quean ........................... II4 Vic+ory Pla+ing Works .................... l2l WaH-z Bowling Lanes ..................... l02 Wassfer's Mea+s ......................... I2! H. R, Weger? ........................... I2! WestndAuio Repair............ ....,VH6 Wesierhaus Cow inc. .................... I07 Wes+ern Hills Fuel 8K Supply ............. II8 Wesfern Hills Press ...................... Il3 Wes+ern Newspaper Union ................ IIE Wasiern Plaza .......................... I'Z4 Wesiower Dry Cleaners .................. l22 Wes+wood Bakery ....................... I09 Wood Realfy Co. ....................... Ill Wrighf Dry Cleaning .................... HS Edw. H. Wubbolding .................... II5 Yunger's Cai'e .......................... II7 Zeigler. Frank ........................... ll? I00 OUR LADY OF CINCINNATI COLLEGE EDGECLIFF WALNUT HILLS A Four-Year College for Young Women under the direction of the Sisters of Mercy of the Union Province of Cincinnati IOI y WALTZ BOWLING LANES 14 NEW AIR-CONDITIONED LANES 3326 Harrison Avenue M0ntana 0300 Compliments of the MOTHER OF MERCY Mothers9 Club I02 CONGRATULATIONS from the CLASS OF ,49 BEST WISHES from SOPHOMORE A CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 948 from JUNIOR B CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS fram SOPHOMORE B CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES from SOPHOMORE C GREETINGS from FRESHMAN A We dedicate this space to our dear Big Sisters And hope gLyou all Will get good Misters. LITTLE SISTERS OF FRESHMAN B GOOD LUCK TO ALL OF YOU from FRESHMAN C 103 FOCKE98 FOODS CINCINNATI-LOUISVILLE PIKE opposite ST. ALOYSIUS CHURCH OPEN SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS UNTIL 11 P. M. BEER - WINE - SOFT DRINKS AND DELICACIES Business has been Established within the family for Ninty Years I04 CONGRATULATIONS, SUCCESS, AND HAPPINESS -To the Class of ,48 For Most Important Gifts See FRUH - SCHNEIDER LEADING JEWELER AT BRIGHTON MAin 6894 V 2179 Central Avenue CINCINNATI, OHIO Planning For The Future In the final analysis, good telephone service depends largely on men and women who are well trained and skilled in their jobs. Plan now to become a part of the telephone organiza- tion When you graduate from high school. You will Iind that telephone people like their jobSeand that every job is important. The pay is good. The work is steady. The Companyk Benefit and Pension Plan helps employees and their families in times of sickness, accident, old age, and death. And the opportunity for advancement is open to all. THE CINCINNATI AND SUBURBAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY IOS Compliments ST. BONAVENTURE CHURCH 1798 Queen City Avenue WAbash 2547 REV. GRATIAN MEYER, O.F.M., Pastor REV. CYRIL HERMANN, O.F.M., Assistant REV. IRVIN CEHRING, 0.F.M., Assistant SUNDAY MASSES 5:30, 7:00, 9:00, High Mass, 10:30, 11:30 HOLY DAY MASSES 4:30, 6:30, 7:30, 9:30 CONFESSIONS Saturdays and Eves of Holy Days, 3:00 - 6:00 P.M.27:00 RM. on. For the best eats EAT J UENGLING MEATS GUS JUENGLING 8: SON, INC. 2869 Massachusetts Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Phone: KI. 5220 I05 T +7 The Merchants Creamery Co., Mfg. ROSE BRAND BUTTER and ROSE BRAND CHEESE ANDREW HUMMEL 8: SONS BUILDERS -:- Phone: MOntana 6197 6540 Werk Road Westerhaus Company, Inc. SINCE 1909 Operators of Pin Ball Machines and Other Coin Operated Equipment MONTANA 5000 - 5001 - 5002 0Always first with the Best in Coin Operated Machine? 3726 Kessen Avenue CHEVIOT 11, OHIO HUDEPOHL The Premium Beer at a Popular Price THE HUDEPOHL BREWING C0. i CINCINNATI, OHIO I07 BIGNER, INC. COIN OPERATED MACHINES OF ALL KINDS 1983 State Avenue CINCINNATI 14, OHIO The Centennial Savings 8K Loan C0. Current 215 7 Dividend Safe Savings Shares N Loans 0n Residence, Property and Commercial N 3706 Harrison Avenue at Glenmore Wednesday and Saturday 12:30 to 6:00 P.M. HERMAN CLIFTON INSURANCE Phone: MAin 1920 18 E. 4th St. Bldg. Res. MO. 3020-W 261 Race Rd. RETIREMENT AUTOMOBILE LIFE FIRE HEALTH 81 ACCIDENT GENERAL LIABILITY BURGLARY THEFT HOLDUP MARINE BONDS HOSPITALIZATION MEDICAL Chas. F. Bimmerle B E R T K E ELECTRIC 00., INC. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Cincinnati MAin 3746 .IDS BETTER BUY BUICK Heinz 8: Cones, Inc. WESTWOOD BAKERY Your Western Hills Dealer 3218 MONTANA AVENUE MONTANA 2110-R New Cars ' Used Cars Service ' Parts DIAMONDS WATCHES Compliments 0f J. C. HOCKETT CO. J E W E L E R S 3 Edward C. Gingerich , T . THE MAYOR OF CHEVIO 3633 Harrlson Avenue MOntana 2515 l0? C ongratulations RUTH C. Ballhaus Pharmacy S. W. Cor. Cleves-Warsaw Pike and Rulison PRICE HILL WAbash 9120 Cincinnati, Ohio Compliments 0f William C. Ulrich HERFF - J ONES Class Rings and Pins M A N D E R Y 9 S Qua-lizy Dairy Products Phone: MO. 0612 Compliments Of David Lustenberger Director of Personnel ALUMINUM INDUSTRIES, INC. ll0 Congratulations CLASS OF 48 WOOD Realty Company 1417 Carew Tower Cincinnati, Ohio C am pliments 0! BOB CAVANAUGH BOB$S CAFE CHEVIOT Harold 0. Both Agency INSURANCE When you see me Don? think of Insurance But when you think of Insurance see me. 1628 Carew Tower MAin 4516-4517 Your Neighborhood Garage Tom?s Auto Service STUDEBAKER CARS and TRUCKS Tire Vulcanizing Auto Body Painting ' Ignition and Carburation ' Motor Rebuilding Safety Lane Correctinngire Repairing Car Washing Battery Recharging WESTWOOD M0. 4000 HI 11Distinctive Gift? GIFT 8r. CARD SHOP 3615 Harrison Avenue CHEVIOT 11, OHIO Greeting Cards for all occasions Complimenrs Of The Mother of Mercy Chapter 0f MASQUE 8: GAVEL Compliments 0f MINGES POULTRY FARM Cleves, Ohio Compliments 0f MURPHY MOTORS 2024 Reading Road Cincinnati, Ohio Compliments of ARNOLD9S GRILL Established 1861 210 East Eighth St. CHerry 9246 OHIO PHARMACY 11PURITY AND EFFICIENCY IN OUR DRUG? FRANK T. CORKEN FUNERAL HOME 2821 Reading Road Cincinnati, Ohio Telephone: WC. 0410 FOCKFFS BLACK TOP DRIVES ROLLED WITH FIVE-TON ROLLER g SPRAYING RESURFACING Harrison Pike, Dent, Ohio MOntana 0874 HUmbolt 4943-1 ll2 LILIE,S PHARMACY N. E. Cor. Glenmore and Montana Avenues WESTWOOD MOntana 2810 GRandview 2721 EMIL MEYER CO. JEWELERS DIAMONDS - WATCHES - GIFTS OFFICIAL C. ti 0. RAILROAD WATCH INSPECTOR 4900 Glenway at Guerley Rd. PRICE HILL THINNES NEON SIGNS Maintenance - Repairs - Sales - Service 4271 Harrison Avenue, Cheviot CINCINNATI 11, OHIO MO. 6635 NEIDHARD FUNERAL HOMES MT. HEALTHY - - JAckson 7800 WESTWOOD - - - MOHtana 3022 TAYLORS-CREEK - M0ntana 3515 INVALID - COACH - SERVICE Groceries and Meats MERKL 8i HERZOG 3621 Glenmore Avenue MOHtana 4020 :1We Delivef, BOB CULLEN1S FOOD MARKET Quality Meats - Poultry 3849 Trevor Ave. MOntana 5743 MAURWS SHELL SERVICE ROAD SERVICE M. J. BIBENT Harrison and Temple Avenues MOntana 9773 Just Call M011tana 3200 to Order the WESTERN HILLS PRESS $2.00 Per Year Delivered by Mail ll3 Compliments 0f MACKES FOOD MARKET 5059 GLENWAY AVE. WA. 1125 C om plimen ts 0f GLENMORE BAR 3635 GLENMORE AVENUE CHEVIOT, OHIO MOHtana 9885 C om plimergts 0f SCHABELB FOOD MARKET Woodbine and Trevor Avenues MOntana 1080 C om pliments 0f J OHN C. GUMP Best Wishes 0f BUECHE BROTHERS Bowling Alleys GLENMORE AND GAMBLE CHEVIOT, OHIO VERA-QUENTIN FLORISTS QUENTIN D. SPRONK, Proprietor 3328 Harrison Avenue Phone MOntana 6132 CHEVIOT 11, OHIO Congratulation from. EDW. LEISGANG FEED AND SEEDS BRIDGETOWN, OHIO M0ntana 2120 LEY DRY CLEANER KMiracle Cleaningj WALTER LEY 40 Years Experience Personal Siaruice to Your Door Will Solve Your Problem Cleaning, Pressing, 1.:h3pai1ring7 Altering 3239 Harrison Avenue MOntana 0261 IE4 - RAUNER1S ICE CREAM 3816 North Bend Rd. I Compliments 0f A F RIEND 1 1MAMOND-PLNHNUM 1 J EWELRY Edw. H. Wubbolding 811 Race St. THE SYCAMORE SAVINGS 8K LOAN COMPANY 424 East Twelfth Street CINCINNATI, OHIO C om pliments 0f WRIGHT DRY CLEANING PLANT MOntana 2525 SCHNEIDER HARDWARE C0. 2018 Harrison Ave. GR. 6262 2023 Madison Rd. EA. 5252 Vacol Combination Storm and Screen WindoWs Rolaglass Storm Windows for Steel Casements ED BAAS CAFE BEER .:- LIQUORS MIXED DRINKS -:- LUNCHES Phone PArkway 9286 Ravine and Klotter CINCINNATI, OHIO LOU KRONER Cheviot Cleaners and Tailors 3820 North Bend Road MOutana 1400 Call-and-Deliver us ' W171 T0NEY9S CAFE 1736 QUEEN CITY AVE. CINCINNATI, OHIO Telephone MAin 1647 BRIAN MacNEIL S PORTSWEAR ED. J. DOWLING 139 West Fourth Street CINCINNATI 2, OHIO C om pl imen 1-5 of COTTAGE CAFE 2435 BEEKMAN STREET CITY DUNLAP GENERAL STORE DUNLAP, OHIO DOUGLAS 6307 W3 Under new management Mr. and Mrs. William PfeHer HARDIG PAINT CO., QUALITY PAINT1ALWAYS PA. 3132 1111 Harrison Avenue CINCINNATI 14, OHIO E. R. STEEL AND SONS IN BUSINESS SINCE 1900 Horseradish - :- Mustard Salad Dressing ' Pickles Pickle Relish 835 YORK ST. CH. 0490 Compliments of THE T. F. SCHLADE CORP. 2129 F reeman Avenue CINCINNATI, OHIO Plumbing and Heating Contractor WEST END AUTO REPAIR Wade and Denman Streets CINCINNATI 14, OHIO F. FOCKE Phone: 8i Son PA. 4644- us HAAB 8i SCHMIDT PAINTERS AND DECORATORS M0. 6073 M0. 6126 F. MENKHAUS 8: SONS CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS 1724 Denham Street WA. 1954 Cincinnati, Ohio LLOYD SCHMIDT CHOICE MEATS Glenmore Bldg. Glenmore near Harrison WE DELIVER MO. 9880 FRANK L. HARTER SONS Distributors I 0f BUTTER . . . EGGS . . . CHEESE SAUSAGE YUNGERaS CAFE . 1807 Elm Street CH. 9403 WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER PRESCRIPTIONS Arthur Bogeras Pharmacy Hemlock and McMillan Walnut Hills Phone: WOOdburn 9523 Carlefs Cocktail Lounge 3832 Glenway Avenue Open 6:30 A.M. till 2:30 A.M. JIMMY LYONS, PROP. Compliments of Kathleen and Sylvia Koehel II1 For the best in STEREOTYPE, MATS, and PLATES, 588 WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION 22 East 12th Street CINCINNATI, OHIO CH. 1104 CH. 8067 Compliments of OUR LADY OF MERCY HOSPITAL HOWARDS DRY CLEANERS 2461 Harrison Ave. Call and Delivery MOntana 1368 THE WESTERN HILLS FUEL 8i SUPPLY CO. COAL ' FERTILIZER ' FEED Ferguson Road and C. 3.1 0. of Indiana R. R. MOntana 0400 PRICE HILL OVERLOOK HARDWARE CO. 4909 Glenway Ave. WA. 3345 A. L. SCHMUTTE, Prop. Lawn Mowers Sharpened and Repaired Compliments of ST. JAMES CHURCH WHITE OAK ME. AND MRS. ROY HOLT EDW.H.ALICH Westwood Jeweler 3000 Harrison Avenue Opp. Westwood School Est. 1872 M0. 5065 FRANK ZIEGLER MEATS AND CROCERIES 1553 Tremont Street WA. 9495 C om plimen is 0f QUEEN CITY FOODS KI. 5154 M0. 2305-R JOHN J. DREYER 8: SONS PLUMBING CONTRACTORS 1842 Baltimore Avenue Compliments . 0! HAHNELaS TAVERN BRAMBLE and PLAINVILLE J OHNNYgs GRILLE 3330 HARRISON AVENUE MO. 9820 670 Beer and Wines Good Food BRIDGETOWNS New and Complete Food Market VIC KRUMMEN, Prop. 3818 Race Road MO. 4770 Compliments of THE SISTERS OF THE POOR OF ST. FRANCIS ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL 1860 Queen City Avenue CINCINNATI, OHIO FRANK SCHMUTTE 8: SON HARDWOOD FLOOR CONTRACTORS FLOORS AND STAIRS REFINISHED 3918 Grace Avenue MO. 5173 ll? Compliments 0f ALPINE INN AL9S TEXACO SERVICE Harrison and Montclair CINCINNATI, OHIO MO. 9855 MOTT95 Quality Meats and Groceries EIGHTH AND GRAND PRICE HILL Compliments 0f THE BUSSE 8C BORCMANN Funeral Home Central Parkway at Clifton Hills Lane 1517 Freeman Avenue PA. 4487 - 4488 2Food for the Discriminating2 Eat at FALK7S LUNCHETTE 3807 North Bend Road CHEVIOT THE J . T. RUTHER 8: SONS CO. DAIRY PRODUCTS 4112-14 Gordon Street KI. 0969 ARTHUR PFAFF 8: SON Quality Groceries and Fresh Meats WE DELIVER MOntana 0350 2951 Montana Ave. STANDARD PATTERN 8a FOUNDRY CO. 2405 Spring Grove Avenue CINCINNATI, OHIO CHerry 2880 BILUS MARATHON SERVICE Harrison and Kling 0 MO. 9804 SONTAG DRY CLEANERS We operate our own plant 2957 Montana Ave. M0ntana 3230 A ll Garments I nsured. Compliments 2 0f H. R. WEGERT 8: ASSOCIATES R E A L T O R S 3004 Harrison Avenue 605 Provident Bank Bldg. WASSLEIPS Quality MEATS SINCE 1895 VICTORY PLATING WORKS 3418 Harrison Ave. Cincinnati 11, Ohio MO. 5842 JULHS MOVING Light Hauling Used Furniture Bought and Sold Washing Machines Repaired. Klrby 4351 PArkway 1426 ALL WORK GUARANTEED mEstablished 1905- WM. HOFMAN 8: SONS Painters 0 Decorators 1770 Queen City Avenue WAbash 2850 T7869 UFVIAI 19:3118 9111th 92:13 name?! 911: u; samaagd quga yamyg 3111 am sammgd 3113PP3A1 ULLI'IVIDHJS HHHJVHDOLOHd SVVH 'EI HHHLHV 1 IZI 1 I it I l 1 1 1: VENDOME CAFE 500 Broadway STEAKS and CHOPS Open Till 1:00 A.M. BUEKEWS FURNITURE and APPLIANCES 4910 Glenway Ave. WA. 7712 1A: Proufs Corner1 Open E venings J. C. JAUCH E. F. JAUCH WESTOWER CLEANERS 5484 Glenway MO. 0106 SYNDERS BAKERY 3863 Glenmore Ave. at Woodbine Decorated Cakes :2 S pecialty MO. 1115-J C omp lim ents 0f GAY 9018 CAFE CARL GUETLE WM. HOERST QUALITY MEATS Woodbine at Trevor MO. 1080 Success to the class of 1948 HORACE F. LYONS Lyons Building Cheviot, Ohio GLEASOIWS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 4111 Cincinnati 1 Louisville Pike Prescriptions called for and delivered promptly M0. 6783 - 9774 Cheviot 11, Ohio l22 5.. 444 44444. . . FRANK BACK AND SONS EXCAVATING AND GRADING Colerain0near Blue Rock JAckson 742 1 DITTMAN 8c MEYER, INC. WHOLESALE CIGARS 0 CIGARETTES ' PIPES CANDY ' SUNDRIES 1126 Broadway CINCINNATI, OHIO CHerry 4302 LAWRENCE HEYL S U R V E Y O R 3976 Ruth Lane CHEVIOT, OHIO Phone MODtana 4140 NUMBER 00NE0 BAR ONE WEST McMICKEN AVENUE Open till 2:30 A.M. HOME INSULATION0 REROOFING INSULATING SALES CO. .1. F. HETZ MOntana 5730 ANTONIO PALAZZOLO 81 C0. CINCINNATI BRAND Extra Quality MACARONI AND NOODLES 2045-55 Gilbert Avenue Cincinnati 2, Ohio WOodburn 6600 CHARLES KAMMER Contracting Painter Residence . ' Store ' OHice 2526 North Bend Rd., Mt. Airy KI. 3975 Compliments 0f MR. LOUIS C. STEPHANY MRS. LORENA M. BERGEMANN MRS. DOROTHY H. KUEHNE MISS MARY PRICKETT MISS AGNES SCHMITZ A FRIEND E23 MENKE MOTOR SERVICE Chrysler and Plymouth Sales Service 3926 North Bend Road M0ntana 0430 Cf ELOWERS REBOLD FUNERAL HOME AL SCHUSTER 1 . 1' 1.1. General Contractors Black Top Driveways KLEEMAN ROAD CHEVIOT MO. 4423 WESTERN PLAZA Warsaw and Enright Avenues PRICE HILL PATRICIA STEVENS 528 Walnut Street Cincinnati 1.2: Ohio SCHOOLS FOR MODELS COAST TO COAST DUnhar 2169 C 8K M FOOD SHOP DELICACIES and BEER 4-921 Glenway Avenue GRandview 1130 NEIHEISEL SERVICE STATION Werk and Glenmore Avenues M0. 9795 l24 Mark the occasion with a Photo Refiex Portrait Let the unique Mirror Camera of your official Yearbook photographer be your recorder of all memorable occasions PHOTOREFLEX STUDIOS, INC. OF CINCINNATI 9:. Q spswww mums mu EMRLHH 'x 3mm run mmnn arms ',I l25 Compliments HEINTZMAN7S PHARMACY of Prescription Specialists 64 73 TANK MARTIN M0. 1434 Black TOP Driveways 3722 Harrison Ave. Cheviot, Ohio MORE THAN 325,000 SUBSCRIBERS ENJOY ST. JOSEPH ST. ANTHONY MESSENGER LAUNDRY The National Catholic Family Magazine 1410 Denman Street CINCINNATI, OHIO CHerry 7920 tPuhlished monthly by the Franciscan Fathers0 1615 Republic St. Cincinnati 10, Ohio $3.00 per year. Write for sample copy THE R. J. PATTON CO. Manufactures of Awnings - Tarpaulins CANVAS BAGSWCOVERS2CURTAINS OF ALL KINDS MAin 0306 222 E. 4th Street MERCY HOSPITAL School of Nursing HAMILTON, OHIO Organized 1892 AEiliated with Our Lady of Cincinnati College IZb r 04 ' utogaaqlw dlutog'zaqlw

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