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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1949 volume:

All American, 1947348 All Catholic, 1947348 SCHOOL, WESTWOOD, CINCINNATI, OHIO Vol. XIX Published by The Senior Class 1m Her Shadow UNIT 1 PERSONALITIES ................................... 3565 Administration and Faculty UO-IM . V Underclassmen U4-29J . Freshmen Hd-IW . . . Sophnmurcs 20-23 , 7 Iuniurs HB-Zm . , Seniors UO-Ul UNIT 11 THROUGH FOUR HAPPY YEARS.,..35-55 Eighty-nme Graduates UB-SD . , . Seniors Rclnx HQ . , . Class Night 0mm. UNIT III THOSE EXTRA HOURS ........................ 56-93 Social Life 08-60 . . Dramatics mz-sm Music Presentations M6-6D . , . Culhulic Action MEJM . . Christmas in Art and chtivitits 04-750 . . . Glean- ings Staff 06-771 . . Mercywood Staff UX-VN . . Y Sports Review UZO-SM . V Fashion in Pumdt HUAKM . . , Club Anlivmcx 486-89 . r , Calendar 90-93 , SENIOR DIRECTORY . ...................... 9495 OUR ADVERTISERS .......................... 96-126 LITERARY EDITOR Ellen Gcrhardstein ART EDITOR Joan Schaiblc CO-EDITORS Patricia Albcrs Martha lane Miller Claire Schneider BUSINESS MANAGERS Jean King Janet Miller The Most Reverend John T. McNicholas, O.P., STM. Archbishop of Cincinnati Confxdentia Divini Auxilii In Divino Beneplacito The Most Reverend George J Rehring, D.D., S.T.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Cincinnati REVEREND THOMAS CONNELL Chaplain PROFESSOR JOHN J. FEHRING Choral MISS ELEANOR BARRETT Ancient History, World History, English, Census Report MISS MAGDALEN JANZ English. Speech OUR SPIRITUAL LEADERS . . . OUR TEACHERS . . . SISTER MARY EMILY, R.S.Mv SISTER MARY ANNUNCIATA, R.S.M. Principal Religion Religion, Civics, Sociology, Student Counselor SISTER MARY ALBERT, R S.M. SISTER MARY BERNARD R-SM. Religion, Physics, Home Economics, Y C.S., 5135-, Home Music, Instrumental, Senior Choral, Orchestra Making, Moderator of Home Economics, Physics, Horizon Club SISTER MARY BERTRAND, R.S.M Chemistry, General Science. Journalism, S.D.S., SISTER MARY ALEXIS, R.S,M. Y.C.S , Moderator of Chemistry Club, Typing Adviser of Gleanings SISTER MARY CARLOS, R.S.M. SISTER MARY ALOYSIA, R.S.M. Dramatic Art, Speech, Librarian Mathematics, Book Store Moderator of Masque and Gavel 12 MISS ALICE KYLE Bookkeeping, shorthand, Typing MISS DULAH PULSKAMP Dramatic Art, English, Speech MISS ESTHER SCHWACH American History, Debating MISS BETTIE TANNER Gym, Textiles, Athletic Club, Red Cross Activities OUR GUIDES . . . OUR INSPIRATIONS TO SUCCESS SISTER MARY JOSEPH, R.S.M. Biolngy, German, Mathmatics, Moderator of German and Honorary Mathematics Clubs SISTER MARY CELESTINE. R.S.M Latin, Spanish, Camera Club, Adviser of Annual, Moderator of Latin and Spanish Clubs SISTER MARY MERCEDES, R.S.M. SISTER MARY DE SALES, R.S.M. Algebra. Geometry, Religion, Y.C.S. Latin, Religion, Moderator of C.S.M.C. SISTER MARY PERPETUA, R.S.M. SISTER MARY EUPHRASIA, R.SAM. English, Latin, Religion Records, Supervisor of Cafeteria SISTER MARY ROSINE, R.S.M. Religion, Art, Y.C.S., Moderator of Theta Honorary Art Society SISTER MARY JOELINE, R.S.M. Religion, General Science, French, Music, Geometry, Moderator of French Club 13 A5 14 Fyejbmmm HPolish my shoes! . . . was the command of the seniors, to all the freshmen on Initiation Day. Obediently, freshmen? tall, short, slim, stout, puzzlcdmall confidently bent to do their biddings. Sporting the traditional Mercy dink of blue and white, freshies began a day of subserviance to revered upperclassmen, It is a wonderful world we liw: in, says Sister Mary Bertrand, explaining God's creative power in the universe BEWILDERED, MARVELING FRESHMEN Hinting at the larger classes to come, the '49 freshics numbered 172 What a thrill they got in haVing eight periods a day Uncluding lunch and changing after Each Class! Discussing re- ligion Latin declensions American literature, algebraic equations, world history, and taking part in art projects and gym dances, gave them :1 feeling of importance in thEir life at Mercy. ROW 1: M. Krusling, 31.1.. Buzkhardt, G. Bohman, J. Long B. Huy. G. Mechlcy. R. Middendorf ROW 2: MV Dourson, VV Har- tnin. 5 Kinkel. S. Dorger, M. Schimmel, C. Schimmel, P. Mc- CIaW. J. Groh, ROW' 3: I. Schocharl, M. W'enlc, C. Rusfeldcr, P. O Brien, B Wuest. S. Tckulvc. J. Suhramm, J.A1bers. ROW 4: M. Slcinlt. V. Spadufum. J. Sdm'uikcr- ing. B. Caprcl, EL Dagley, A. Korte. ROW' 1: C, Mulers, C. Bcrnmg, P. O'Lmrv. D. Fmv. l. Vugulmng. L SummLa ROW! 2: JV Fs- slingcr, C. Hartmann, G. Kroger, M. anncmclcr, PA Hanisv P, HUS. J, Austing. S. chkcnbcms. ROW 3: M. Grub. BL L .VL-il. j. Boyle I. Mad- Jcnel, D. Muxlk: C. Kammcr, R. Engn. ROW 4: l. Baum. 3. Humn. D Gnu. I, HIIL'Ks. II Iirdman. M. Langen- brunner, N.Docnch. ROW' 1: L Pctcl'sh D. Smerenberg. B. Sharp. 1.. Lambert, C. Murphy. J. Kathman. ROW 2: H. Fischer, P. Plagge, M. Eilerman, P. Mariconi, M. A. McCabe, J. Thiel, V. Phrrmann, ROW 3: M. Meyer, Mh Blmmerlc, Mh Taulbee. A, Busch, K. Lou's, N. 1.. Heraldh P, Mackc, J. Fulzh ROW 4: K. Bcll, M. 1,. Bow- den, Sh Hauck. M. Sluanh M. Bonneman, J. Snai- feld, J. Stungcx. ROW' 1: E. Bucrst. C. VVissel, B. Paul, C. Mini ges, M. Tewes, S. Rinckt R. Welsh. ROW 2: A. Ambrosious. S. Harving. M. Peiper. Eh Allgeycr, J. Franks, BV Singler, V. Dagenbach. ROW 3: J. Klei, S. Reichl, Ch Kauf- man. C. Warth, J. K057 felder, M. Kuhn, H. Braurh, Ah Musicr, J. Kahles. ROW 4: j, Leist. R. Meyer, R. Jobst. E. Coleman, M. Jh Fatwick, MV Schnit- derv L. Hcilcmnu. APPLYING THEMSELVES TO TASKS Though at fust it was all very confusinghso many cards, forms, and questionnaires to flll out, Fanny Frosh gradually adjusted herself and began to Wind her way out of the maze. She im- merged happily, yet solemn and impressed, know- ing that she was at last a part of that great progressive organization which was her school. 16 mm mm? $3E$maria$$ L, gQiFmiK ???????f'g rmmmyma wwmzww Freshmen build a firm foundation in Latin, gram- mar and syntax by mastering dedensions and con- jugations. Perfection is attained by daily oral and wntten drills, which are being demonstrated by Margaret Sloan, Mary Lou Niel and Pat O'Leary Combining music and art, the enthusiastic artists of the freshmen classes, Carol RmfelderV Evelyn Allgeyer, Mary Henkel, Phyllis Kiehborth, produce clever pieces of work in the form of abstractions. 17 18 Art and religion join forces as the freshmen, Mary Ann Henkel, Helen Koenig, Mary Ann R05- felder and Geraldine Mechley illustrate sym- bols Of the Advent Season. Such projects not only stimulate interest but also make their study of religion more vivid and develop the individual Creative art talent of the girls. Future mathematicians diligently study algebra. Betty Ann Wuest. Mary LOu Burkhardt and Patricia O'Brien work some problems for their classmates. EACH DAY A NEW ADVENTURE Lunch was their favorite period to discuss new class work, school activities, and the weekend. The days Hew by, bringing them experiences in mid-term exams, reports, musicals, mission act- ivities. football games, and plays. Wistfully, perhaps, they watched their big sisters making gala preparations for the prom and graduation. ROW 1: G. Malx. A. Staudenmayer. P. Haus- feld. IVL Holrvogt, 1. Kirk, M4 Moloney. ROW' 2: Dh Nerl. A. Brazcl. B. M. Linz. L. Can, J. Duwc. J. Duwe, M. Iacobs. ROW 3: C. W'arth. R. Dchler, H. Straub. G. FIiCkE, E. Holtgrewe, M. Kramer, M. Lightheld, M. Vonder- haarh ROW 4: J. Feme- ding, P. Dreiling, J. Meyer. C. Roehrig, JV Borgman. M. Kar- wisch. Mh Gerhardt. ROVU l: A, Stentz, B. Yassh M. Vollman. V. Tepc, Bh Helbling, I. Mcnkc. J. Schulte. ROW, 2: N. Jaspers, Jh Grawc. M. E Jones, M. Henkel, D, Bmdbeck, E. Fox, M. Frey. ROW 5: L Brenv dcl, M. A. Rosfcldcr, M. Thole. L. Schmutte, E. I, Carla, HV Koenig, R. SChune, ROXW 4: H. Eimermacher, C4 Miltz, C. Carroll. M, J. Shan- non, ' Tilletl, A. T335 5. Fesscl. 19 Sophomores g impetuous, vivacious, restless che life-blood of the whole student body, the strongest part of any cheering sectioni They laugh twice at any jokeionce when it is explained, and again when they catch on. All people seem to think of sophomores as a cross between the green, young freshrhan and the worldly-wisc old junior. The sophomores iContinued on Page 2U A5 Sophomwm. .. Inspiration for life drawing from a petite freshman model, Joan Saalfeld, is derived by i Joan Boehman and Joan Kramer. Mary Ruth XWong and Margaret P0 relate customs and traditions of their native country to M. Rischman and 1. Braun during a Paladin Round Table discussion. tContinued from Page 2m are the noise under our rooftsince they ascend three flights of stairs to reach their homeroom. Sophomores, since time eternal, have grieved the plaint: Wihy must we climb thesg stairs? After all, it is a little hard on our dignity to bound up these stairs so often! Be that as it may, we maintain the sophomores are a VEfy nice group of people. As we continued with our survey of their tContinued on Page 22i ROXY 1: J. Britdt. B. Odenbcck. B. Kahles, H. Spm'hn I. W'eil, CV Coale, ROW 2: J. Cremins. A, Mouhrmg. M. A. Rapien, J, Lim'lur. Ei Nicholas, Vi. Elicnsolm, B. Blum, M, L. Knmpcl, E. Kroger. ROW' 3: B. Nelson, R.- Zimmermzm. D. Sander, S. DithlnLHL C, Brmxn. L. M, Ryan. ROW 4: P. Peters. M. Rolfes, P. chthburth. M. Zah- micx C. Kcmme, F. I.1nz.J.Stahi. ROXY l: M. Tcnocvcr, L Hiuniltun. E. A Lay. C, Hocrat. L. Lemkuhi, R. Tcpei ROW 2: J. Belmc. M. L, Schaefers, C, Tanning, J. Ruthert I. Milgkc. M, Rischmann, P, Hulpm. ROW7 3: 1V1. Suhmch-r. A. Wialsh, J. Hussitri j. Guilfoylc, B. W'iliiu. M, H. Filippinie, ROXV' i: H. Starch, J. DH. M. B. Lambert. 1. anmchi C. Sewell, R. Sihuctc, M. Fox. ROXW l: A. liencl. M Gerke, L. Mdnnre. D, Murphxx P. Kekhman. S, Gerth, M. A. Renke. ROXY 2: 7L Kramen SV Fritze M. A. DaVis. L. Nesselhuf. M. Ce Frev. J, Beykman. A, W'ellexz ROW 3: I. Kenning. R. Franks. I. Carlc. Y. Cart. I, Pirman. R, Srhlueter, ROW 4: I, Bmun. CA Hundiey. J, Braun, R. Ballhauer. J. Boehman. M. Smerenheru. Re Kinnee ROW' 1: P. Lung; M. Helmes. M, Weumte E Pardie C. Stemlc, J. Brass. C. Kenrun. ROW .1: IVL .Ielcn, K. MC- Dnnough. ,I Huck, J Warhurg. B. Heezc. M. Lamp j. Jansen. Ge Nuth, I. Lavaer. ROVU 3: M. Lowere PA Sacra, M. Robers. B. Sthneidcr. 5, Snnth. B. Fehnng. ROW: 4: III W'ulf. .Ie Luken, D. Hdrtunx. If. Meyers. L. whgnu. M. Thzller. C. Z'mmerman, eContinued from Page 20 studies we saw them learn the development of the Church and its growth over countless years, They pondered over the mysteries of geometry and they saw the wonders of God in the course of biology. More Clubs opened their doors and they developed talents in language facility dramaticsh speech, Journalism, and sports. They are sophomores, the young;r bud of their freshman year has grown under eContinued on Page 2N N N The study of bone structure and body functions is found to be fascinating in the round table discus- sion which occurred in the Biology laboratory under the able direction of Sister Mary Joseph. Rectanglcs, triangles and circles with confusing angles and theorems. intrigue Sophomores. Thc applica- tion of theorems and postulates provides a simple means for solving problems of higher mathcmatits. Sift in one Cup of Hour, two beaten eggs. . . . Yes, from the Cracking of an egg to the washing of dishes, these Home EC students are able to make delicious odors come from their kitchens. Mary Lou Gerke demonstrates the art of correct serving at a preperly set table to her fellow classmates, who are eagerly awaiting a delicious breakfast prepared by the Home Economics class. rContinucd from Page 2N the warmth of their increased love for Mother of Mercy High. Their tender roots were nourished by advanced studies, and they gained much strength With pride and great satisfaction, their parents watched them advance in knowledge and in virtue. They have been a great value to their school and their community. The sophomores Will always be a true traditional credit to Mother of Mercy High. 41 id 1 ?r XS. 31!. arc. Hr? L. , ROW 1: S. Mallory, P. Barre, M Leisgang, R. L. W'alters, H. Habig. N. Hen- nckc, M. Blount. ROW' 2: M. A. Hammer, Cr Eppler, C. Willier, IVI. A. Schotte, M. L. Dauwc. LL 1. Godar, J. Hollcnkamp. ROVU 3: W. XVarer M. Gehring, Er Febr- ing. C. Dilling, M. Hucbner, P. SL'hinntr. ROW 4: D. Bcsslcr, Cr Bastian, S. Bell- man, M. Etdman, B, Whiter, A. Dziscoll, N. DicsmanV Home EC classes make unique and Cltver cen- ter pieces and table favors suggestive of the yuletide season. A5 janiom... Sue Shaefer. in thc personage of George Wkshington, presidex over Courtesy Week. Finger painting. water coloring, and clay mod- eling giQe M. A, Lampe, l L. Zittverink, and R. Wagner practice in the art of form and colon 1 Ni NW 1' ROW' 1: M. Binder, R. Schmutz, L. Hoerst, A, Hayden, J. Mcycr, C Klett, ROW 2: L. Buzck. M, Frey, I. Barhorst, A. Jaehnen, D. Lengerich, J. Malbach, R. Dean, C. Davis. M. Molique, M, Nelson, M. Blume. ROW 3: J. Mersch, D. Wurzelbacher, J. Brendel, N. Caplinger, D. Kroger, S. Bogensrhutz, C. Bermudez, F. Summe, M Kroger, M. Meyer. M. Schnnke. M Bruncman. M Weber. J, Miller. Time marches on! A background of American History to stimulate the future citizens to think honestly and effectively of the many prob- lems of modem American life, is blended in the Junior curriculum. In this shorthand course practice in transcribing notes and in tak- ing dictation is emphasized; it prepares the students for attaining new heights in a business career. Mercians prepare for future busi- ness life through the development of speed, lightness, and accuracy, the watchwords of our typists. ROW. 1: Js Umherg, B. Mendel, A. Cxlado, L. Busch, M. Holt, E. Timmcrs. ROXW 2: G. Benson, L. Marstalls L FLSCh-CF, V. Smith, W7. Bley. R. Minges. H. Stirnkorh, T. Mackie. ROW 3: A, Gardner, M. Ohlhnur. J. Tuccmardi, C. Obcr, M Groves D. Fuller. A. Brinkman, F, Gcicrs M. Bachmann. I. Barhorst. R. Bunk- haus, A. Grosardt, R. Westrich. w w m NI ROW! 1: J, Hubcit, Ct Frey, I. Czigg, M. Cow- dery, Rt Hoerth. ROW? 2: Ki Frietsch, C. W'olter- ing, Si Divine, Ci Winde holtz. I, Rattermun. P. Hoffmann, S. Simon. ROW 3: D. Enxel, L. Rosfelder. E, Holtgreve, At Berg. F. Bctsch, M. Dehne. J. Ellis. M. Auk M. Stoeckle. S. Shae- f c r . M . B c e t Z . ROW, 1: J. Witickert, P. Digmant J. Carroll. C. Mcnke, jt Trefzger, J, Luxi M. Ginzinger. RO'xV 2: L Bimmerle, Bt Rude- miller, Rt Bell, M Lampe, K. Litmcr, D. Wehner, j, Nieman, E. Neumann, C. Holzchuh. ROW, 3: N. Peters, E. Mathews, A. Sedler, C. Felkamp, G, Niehnff, D. Blasch, Ri Wandstrat, J. Reichl, L. Zieverink. M, Meyer, G. Brockbaus. M. Geisler, C. Felix, M. XVeil. 28 Juniors! The cry rings out over the campus! The spirited Class of 49 have felt their vigor this year and have prepared themselves for next year's leadership through their varied third year activ- ities. The Variety Show is an anticipated event given by the Juniors, but the biggest affair held during the year is of course the Junior Prom. The Juniors will be the talented Seniors of tomorrow. Split Infmitives, Iambic Pentamee ter, and hAdvancement in Poetry were a few expressions with Which Mercians became acquainted in the study of Eng- lish, American Literature, and grammar. The history of the Church, especially was brought to life its persecutions, symbols in Religion classes. Various helped explain the truths of the faith. Ann Amid the ever present perfume of the Chemistry Jab are some scientific stu- dents of Mercy testing and analyzing, probing into intricacies of elements, developing a knowledge of the science. I Imaginaries, theories of equations and formulasethe anathema of math majors. Juniors Marianne Ohlhaut and Sue Bog- enschutz determine a hyperbola graph. 29 A5 Smiom... An ideal An idea! Oh how I need an inspirw tion.. This is often heard from the art class who here work to produce original still life in oils Left: Shakespearian players autograph programs. Right: Enjoying Spanish records. In the Home Nursing Course for the Sen- iors, Mrs. C. Simms demonstrates how to bathe a baby and to care for the sick WE HAVE PREPARED TO BE EFFICIENT Bookkeepers are engaged in mastering such terms as ledger, posting, and trial balance, besides budgeting and balancing. Seniors, Patricia Harris and Esther Koch, explain the American system of federal courts to at- tentive civics students. Physics students delve into the fundamentals that guide the world, and spend busy hours working in the fully equipped laboratory. 31 HONEST CITIZENS OF THE FUTURE SCIENCE After the monthly business meetings, current events in CLUB science were discussed and unusual experiments performed. The members saw many scientihc movies, made interest- ing tours of The Baldwin Piano Company and TTimes-Star Building, and attended lectures. In April, the club was hostess t0 the Triple A-C Science Club of Cincinnati. MATH During the year each member presented a paper at once of CLUB the monthly meetings. These were sent to Our Lady of Cin- cinnati College to be judged One was entered in a National essay contest for members of the society and one was pre- sented at the annual colloquium. Also, the new pledges who Will be next yeafs members, were admitted into the chapter early in April, The McAuley Chapter of the National Mathematics Honor Society of Secondary Schools completed its year of activity by attending the annual colloquium held at the University of Dayton on Saturday, April 30. ROXV 1: B. Bradley, Be Schnmmel, C. Schnelden ROW 2; PA Reilly, M. Niklas, P. Schellenbergkr. D. Strover. ROXV 3: hi. Schneider, B, Lewing, 1W. Hannerc, jt Braeunig. ROW 4: C. Vun Holle: M. Nesselhuf. ROW 1: J. Braeunig, M. Niklas, P. Schellenberger, C. Von Holle, P. Reilly. ROW 2: M. E. Bartlett, R. M. Wuest, B. C. LewT ing. D. Strovcr, J. Nc- mann. AT TABLE: J. Middendorf, M. J. Miller. MA Schneider, BT SLlIim- mel. Any time after two-fortye five, one hears the familiar Click-click of the mimeograph machine, the chatter of the girls running off notices and tests for the following day, or tickets and pro- grams for coming events. Frequently challenged by debators from Purcell, Newport Catholic, Wyoming, Regina and St. Xavier, the members in debating club defended arguments on current problems in great out- bursts of oratory and thus brought glory and honors to the school. To prepare for the Ca- tholic Americaneway of adult life and to ime press the importance of a democratic way of life, the Sociology students are taught the rights and duties of citizens. kn v, W x 1 v w FOUR YEARS OF CATHOLIC TRAINING Training in a Catholic atmosphere, correlation of religion in every class, periodic conferences by re- ligious speakers, days of recollection, and most im- portant-the grace of a retreah-all point to that eternal truth, so very early learned, yet so little under- stood, God made me to know Him, to love Him, and to serve Him, so as to be happy with Him in Heaven. 34 HAVE GIVEN A PATTERN OF CONDUCT The Holy Sacriflce of the Mass, the epitome of our holy faith, is a source of much spi- ritual grace. Here, our chaplain, Father Con- nell, gives the last blessing to the seniors. 35 Patricia Carolyn Albers SDS. 3, 4; C.S,M.C. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Triple AC Science Club 3; Art Club 2, 4, Sec., 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; De- bating 4; Athletic Club 4- Gleanings Staff 4.2a ngg-PFESu Patricia Jane Bradley S.D.S. 3, 4', C,S.M.C. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 4; Spanish 3, 4; Bowling 4; Class 011505: 4, Treasurer 3. iQi Mary Ellen Bartlett S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.,S.M.C1 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.C.S. 2, 3, 14; Glee Club 4; Triple AC Science Club 3; Science Club 1; German Club 2, 3; Math Club 3, 4; Honor- ary Math Club 4; Athletic Club 4; Debating 4; Gleanings Stat? 4; Bowl- ing 4; Nature Lovers' Club 2. Joanne Patricia Braeunig S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C,S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.C.S. 4; Triple AC Science Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Nature Lovers' Club 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Honor- ary Math Club 4; Math Club 3, 4. 38 Barbara Ann Bradley S.D.S, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Triple AC Science Club 1, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Art Club 2; Auditor 2. Leslie Ann Buerkel S,D.S. 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Triple AC Science Club 2; Science Club 1; Nature Lovers' Club 2; German Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Bowling 4; Athletic Club 3. u . 3S .. 5K4$$D Nancy Mary Dattomo S.D.S. 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Patricia Claire Fessel S.D,S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Spanish Club 4; Athletic Club 4; Bowling 2, 4; Science Club 1, 2. 80-5 Sylvia Rose Einspanier SDS. 3, 4; C,S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Sec. 3. Elaine Lois Finn S.D.SA 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Vice Pres. 4; Athletic Club 4; Bowling 2, 4. 59 Jeanette Marie Engelhard SDS. 3, 4; C.S.M3C 1, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Y.CS. 3, 4; Triple AC Science Club 3; Science Club 1, 3; Bowling 4; Sec. 1, 3; Gleanings Staff 4. Joanne Helen Flaherty S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4, Audrey Helen Fries S,D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C 2, 3, 4; Music Club 2; Ath- letic Club 4; Bowling 4; Gleanings Staff 3, 4, Busi- ness Manager 4. 2. n Ellen Rose Gerhardstein S.D.S. 2, 4; C.,S.M.C. 1, 2, 4; Glee Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 4; Annual Staff Editor 4; Pres. 1, Sec. 2, Marilyn Vera Frietsch S.D.S, 3, 4; C.S.M.C, 1, 3, 4; Bowling 4. Patricia Ann Harris S.D.S. 2, 5, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.C.S. 5, 4', Triple AC Science Club 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2, 3; Art Club 3, 4; Nature Lovers' Club 2; Bowling 3 40 Helen Winifred Geiser SAD.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Athletic Club 4; Bowl- ing 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club .1, 2; Annual Staff 3, Patricia Ann Heffernan S.D,S. 2, 3, 4; C.S,M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Athletic Club 4; Science Club 1, Spanish Club 2, 3; Pres. 3; Bowl- ing 3, 4; Gleanings Staff 4. 14 ;1'T 1;- I93: 1 a ' 10 1t. 47111:; v'vv 1 c . k .; ,. Ruth Loretta Hoesl S,D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M1C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Auditor 2, Athletic Club 4; Bowling 1; Pres. 1. Audrey Helen Inderhees S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Science Club 1; Athletic Club 4; Art Clu'B 2; Bowl- ing 3, 4. S. 9. a Marian Louise Honnert S.D.s. 2, 3, 4; 0511.0 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Triple Ac Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Athletic Club 4; Vice Pres. 1. Viola Elizabeth Jaehnen S.D.S. 2. 3, 4; C, ,S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2. 41 V irginia Helen Hopkins 8.1348. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 3, 4; Latin Club 3', Science Club 1; Pres. 2, Lois Mary Kabbes . SDS. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Bowling 2, 3, '4; Masque and Gavel 3, i? Kathleen Eugenia Kirry S.D.S. 2, 5, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec. 3; Treas. 4', Bowl- ing 3, French 2, 3; Vice Pres. 3. Esther Mary Koch S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, Ath- letic Club 4; Bowling 4. m: Jean Claire Klug S.D,,S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; German Club 2, 3; Annual Staff 4. Mary Ann Kramer S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 42 Mary Ann Knauft S.D.S 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2, 4; Triple AC Science Club 1, 2, 3; Athletic Club 4; Science Club 1, 2, 4; Masque and Gavel 3, 4; Nature Lovers' Club 2, Ruth Cecilia Kreimer S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Spanish Club 2, 3;Ath1etic Club 4. fag Betty Carol Lewing 5.13.3. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Triple AC Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 3, 4; Pres. 4; Math Club 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Athletic Club 2, 3; Nature Lovers' Club 2, 3; Honorary Math Society 4. Marian Margaret Mackie S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C,S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres., 4; Triple AC Science Club 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2, 5; Treats. 3; French Club 3; Glee Club 2; Bowling 2; Treats. 1; Masque and Gavel 3, 4; Treas. 4; De- bating 3, 4. Virginia Mary Losaoker 813.5. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 3, 4; Gleanings Staff 3, 4; Ath- letic Club 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Treas. 4. Kathleen Jane McCartney S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M,C 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Triple AC Science Club 3; Science Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 4; Athletic Club 4; Masque and Gavel 3, 4; Vice Pres. 4. g H L 43 Elaine Rose Luken S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Science Club 2; Athletic Club Z, 3; Math Club 3; German Club 2, 3; Bowl- ing 4. Rosemary Loretta Mendel S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.IVI.C 1, 2, 3, 4; Athletic Club 3, 4; Triple AC Science Club 3.; Science Club 1; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres. 2. Mary Louise Menkhaus s.D.s. 2, 3, 4; C.S:M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Athletic Club 4-, Bowling 3,419, L Jane M. Middendorf S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Triple AC Science Club 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2, 3; Math Club 3, 4; Honorary Math Society 4'; Treats. 4. Jeanne Claire Mcrk S.D,S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2; Athle. tic Club 4. Janet Ann Miller S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Triple AC Science Club 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Club 2 ; Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, 4', Annual Staff 4; Treas. 1. 44 Marilyn Cecelia Meyer S.D.S. 2, 3. 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Triple AC Science Club 2, 3; Science Club 3; Athletic Club 2; Orchestra 1, 2. 3, 4; Music Club 2, Treas. 2; Vice Pres, 1. Martha Jane Miller S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Triple AC Science Club 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2, 3; Math Club 3, 4; Honorary Math Society 4; Annual StaE 4. Phyllis Rose Minella S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C, 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2; Ath- letic Club 4. Elizabeth Eva Muth S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 2, 5', Bowling 2, 3, 4. Rose Mary Moloney S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 3, 4; Athletic Club 4. Joan Irene Nemann S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.C,S. 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Triple AC Science Club 2, 5; Science Club 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 3; Vice Pres. 3; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Treas. 3; Athletic Club 2, 3; Math Club 1, 2, 3; Honorary Math Society 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Treas. 2; Pres. 3; Vice Pres. 4. 45 Ruth Noreen Moser S.D.S. 3, 4; CAS.M.C, 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Athletic Club 4; Bowling 3, 4- Marjorie Mary Nesselhuf S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Triple AC Science Club 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Nature Lovers' Club 3; Latin Club 3; Athletic Club 2, 3; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Marilyn F. Newberry S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2; Ath- letic Club 4; Bowling 4. Mi Teresa Clair N oelket S.D.S. 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Triple AC Science Club 2; Bowling 4; Or- chestra 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band 3; Treas. 2. Joan Emilie Nienaber S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 5, 4; Pres. 4; Athletic Club 4; Bowling 2. 3. 4: Math Club 3. Patricia Ann Oberhelman S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3,4; Art Club 3, 4, 330.: Margaret Rose N i.klas S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 5, 4; Y.C.S. 3, 4; Triple AC Science Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4, Pres, 4; German Club 2, 3, Pres. 2; Athletic Club 2; Bowl- ing 3, 4; Math Club 3, 4; Honorary Math Society 4; Nature Lovers' Club 3, 4. Rose Mary Ohmer .S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4, Sec. 4; Auditor 1; Treas. 2, Mary Elizabeth Otte S.D.S 2, 5, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Athletic Club 4. 6 Q L Helen Jean Pilger S.D.S. 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Triple AC Science Club 3; Science Club 3. Monica Alberta Pardi S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. joyce Ann Rahn S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2. 3, 4; Athletic Club 4. 47 Lois Ann Pickelheimer S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Athletic Club 4; Bowling 2. Loretta Catherine Ranz S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4; Science Club 2, 4; Athletic Club 4. Joyce Annetta Reidell S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Triple AC Science Club 3; French Club 3, 4. Claire Ann Rumpke S.D,S. 3, 4; C.S.MC. 3, 4. Patricia Jane Reilly S.D.S, 2, 3, 4; C.S.MC. 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.C.S. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Triple AC Science Club 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Nature Lovers' Club 2, 3; Honor- ary Math Society 4; Math Club 3, 4; German Club 2, 3, Vice Pres. Auditor 2; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 7 Gladys Lee Samons S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 4. 48 Jeanne Marie Reinhardt S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3, Doreena Ann Sandling S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Mary Sue Satzger S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Athletic Club 4; Bowling 2, 4; Gleanings Staff 3, 4. $512 Peggy A. Schellenberger S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4; Triple AC Science Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; OrChestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Honorary Math Society 3. 4. Mary Carole Schaible S.D.S. 2, 5, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1; Athletic Club 4, Bowling 4; Masque and Gavel 3, 4; Recording Sec. 4; Bebat- ing 3. 4; Music Club 2, int Betty Mary Schimmel SDS. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Triple AC Science Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 2, 3, Sec; 2, Pres., 3; Bowl- 3, Sec. 2, Pres. 3; Bowling 2; Honorary Math Society 3, 4; Vice Pres. 4; Sec. 1; Nature Lovers' Club 3. 49 Joan Catherine Schaible S.D.S. 2, 3. 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1; 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4', Gleanings Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. 5wM Marian Carole Schmidt S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 4; Pres. 4. Virgina Mary Schmidt SDS. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4: Y.C.S. 2: Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2, 5, 4; Athletic Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; French Club;3, 4. Vice Pres. 4. Marilyn Joan Schneider 5.13.5. 2, 3, 4; C.SAMC. 2, 3, 4; Triple AC ScienCe Club 2. 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Math Club 3, 4; Honorary Math Society 4, Vice Pres, 4; Nature Lovers; Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Masque and Gavel 3, 4; Gleamings Staff 5, 4, Editor 4; Bowling 2; De; baking 4. Joan Pauline Schmutte S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1; Spanish Club 2, 3. Barbara Ann Stimkorb 5.13.54 4', C.S.MAC. 4; Glee Club 4. 50 Claire Ann Schneider S.D..S. Z, 3, 4; C;S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 3; Triple AC Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4; Science Club 1, 2, 5, 4; Sec. 4; Nature Lovers' Club 2; Math Club 3; Annual Staff 4: German Club 2. Carol Jean Stoeckle 5.13.5, 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Athletic Club 4. Dawn Marilyn Strover S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Triple AC Science Club 2, 3, 4; ,Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Nature Lovers' Club 2. 3; Honorary Math Society 3, 4; Athletic Club 4; Bowling 2, 4', Pres. 1, 7 Rosemary E. Temming S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1. 2, 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Athletic Club 4; Bowling 2, 3.811 Betty Jean Summe 5.13.5. 2, 3, 4; C.S.IVIC. 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Bowling 2- PAP. Carolyn Mae Toerner S.D..S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.C.S, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2; Bowling 3, 4; Athletic Club 4; Pres. 3, 4. 51 Shtrley Mae Sunnenberg 813.5. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4, Ger- man Club 3; Athletic Club 3. 4. Jean Carol Vondenbrink S.D.S, 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2; Triple AC Science Club 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2, 3; Ath- ietic Club 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres. 1; Pres. 2, Carol M. Von Holle S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.CV l, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4'; Triple AC Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Nature Lovers' Club 2; Science Club 1, 2. 5, 4; Treas. 4; Honorary Math Society 3, 4. Rose Mary Wuest - Mary Charlotte XWeaver SDS. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Triple AC Science Club 3; ,Sc1ence2 Club 5; German Club 5, 4: Athletic Club 4; Bowling 3, 4; Gleanings Staff 4; Nature Lovers' Club 3; Masque and Gavel 3, 4. Marjorie Ellen Whitton 513.3 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C2 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Sec. 1, Vice Pres. 3, Treas. 4. Audrey Greta Zimmer S.D.SA 2. 3, 4; C.S.MACA 1, 2, 3, 4', German Club 2', Triple AC Science Club 2. 3; Science Club 1, 2, 3: Honorary Math Society 5, 4'; Bowling 3; Nature Lovers' Club 2; Gleanings StaE 3, 4; Masque and Gavel 5, 47 52 SD25. 2, 3, 4; C2S.M.C. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 5, 4; Ath- letic Club 4; Bowling 3: Masque and Gavel 3, 4; Treas. 3. Sec. 4. Upper Left: Not all in one Car I f ! Lower Left: Stage crew sets up Lourdes grotto for Song 0f Bernadette. Upper Right: Knit one, Pearl two, don't drop a stitch. Center Right: Senior art students and Alumnae enrolled in uTheta Art Society. Lower Right: A bag of potato chips and a candy bar, please 55 $3 OUR DAY TRIUMPHANT After four happy, work-filled years within the portals of their Alma Mater. eighty nine seniors have reached their long anticipated objective. Qlass Night, Commencement! Whith youthful enthus- iasm, they face the future wh 1 beckons them to various vocations. thatcver be their chosen pat way may they ever remain in Our Lady's shadow. TWO FORTY-FIVE . . . A WELCOME CHANGE IN THE DAYS SCHEDULE Upper: The German Club dressed in colorful costumes enjoy participat- ing in a typical dance. Members are: M. K. Bachmann, B. C. Lcwing W. Bley, M. C. Weaven j. Meyer, M. Bockhorst, and L. Buerkel, 59 Lower: All work and no play makes jane a dull girL Whenever possible the girls spend part of their lunch time or free periods on the campus Inset: E, Luken, J. Fath, S. Bogen- schutz enjoy a pause that refreshes. Queen Jean Merk reigned supreme over the gala D 76d m Tl m 6 festivities 0f the Senior Ball. The committee Uower lefQ made the event a grand success. To keep the spirit of this festive season the attendants, Pat Bradley and Helen Geiser, while ballroom was transformed into a fairy land of they reigned over their glorious kingdom. The bright colors Which set off the Queen and her chaperons also had a very enjoyable evening. Dean Peyramale questions schoolgirls preparing to receive First; Communion. Sister Vanzous list6ns.. Bernadette followed by her faithful family and friends, tells the Dean of the uLadyK, message. tTHE SONG OF BERNADETTE, CURTAIN CALL! Jeanne Madame Dean Aunt Sister U. to 13 : Schoolgirls Abadie Antione Bouriette Celeste Pemec Dr. Dozous Peyramale Bermuda Marie Marie Bernard While the Lady appears for the hfteenth time, crowds witness in amaze- ment and in disbeliefT Bernadette discovers the grotto while she gathers Wood with her sister and her friend, Jeanne Abadic. After ten years, Sister Marie Bernard's family visits her at thc con- vent of chers. France. SYNOPSIS Scene One: A schoolmom in Lourdes. February, 1858. Scene Two: The grotto of Massabiclle. Half an hour later. Scene Three: The Caclmt, home nf the Souhimus An hour later. Scene Four: The Cachot, Two days later. ACT TWO: Scene One: The 0thce of Ixiaynr Lacade in Lourdes. Five days later. Sister Mother Vauzous Josephine Mayor Louise Soubirous Jacomet Lacade v a a a 9 . Scene Two: Dean Peyramaleks garden Scene Two: Dean Peyramale's garden. Two days luttrT Scent: Three: The grotto. The next day. Scene Four: The gmtm. That night ACT THREE: Scene One: The CnchoL A week later. Scene Two: The Convent at NeversT Ten years later. School Girls Crosine Madam Sojou uSCHOOL FOR GIRLS, Jackie, Que ShaefeQ playing in the Monday cast, apologizes to Elvira Brad- held. hPatricia Reillyh for playing a trick on Diane to make her confess her guilt, while Anna hAudrey Zimmed appears highly amused at the incident, which climaxed the three-act play. 64 Cautiously, Janet Mer- rill. UVIarilyn Ginzinge0 glances around when she arrives with Curley, her doc, to the School for Girlsf a comedy . drama given by Masque and Gavel. Janet pleads in vain With Miss Elvira Bradhcld, the head mistr6ss, to listen to her candid explanation. janct Uidelaide Coladoh head to toe glance from the sena- receives a tor's daughter, Diane. jackic hCarole Schaibla in 21 doctor's disguise, accuses Diane of fram- ing janet. Anna hMarL lyn Schneich and El- vira, hMarilyn Stoecle watch the proceedings. A tablcau of the Na- tivity scene climaxes the Junior Christmas play, HMary His Moth- ert A one act play, it tells about Eliz- abethk visit to Mary on the third anniver- sary 0f the birth of Christ Mary then re- tells the beautiful agc-old story of the Holy Child's Birtht Mary, 00am Umbcrgt prev sents her cousin, Eliza; beth, tMarlene Nelsont to her friends, Ruth Uanet Griggh and Hannah, tMary K. Bachmanm as Elizabeth comes to the Holy House. MARY, HIS MOTHERh 65 J. Ncmann, E. Fchring, M. Mcycr, B. Hcggu T Noclkcr. M. Pcipcr. SEATED: J. Bracunig, J. Meyer, P. Harris. J. Miller. A, Driscoll. pl'nullwt. B, Fthrmg. H. Habig. M. Pardi. J. Stenger, P. Schellenbcrger. STANDING: L. MmsmlL LBUWIDIID. R, Swuttc, J. Jansan M. E Gerimrdstein. ORCHESTRA Advanced students i n V 0 i C e a n d piano: J Miller, J. Nemann, M. C. Meyer, S Eins- panier, M. Bock- horst, H. Geiser, M. K. Bachmann. ROW 1: M Rolfts. J. Hullcnkamp, M. A. chk. S. Simon. M. Ncsselhuf, L Ncnmnn, B Stlmkmb. J. Neil, V. Schmidt. H. Gciscr. R. Tcmming. ROW 2: D. Sanders, j. Elicnsohn, S. Dicckman, R. Bollhaus, M. L. Kampel, M. Fox. H. Spccht, C. Toerner, E. Hollgreve, LL Sammons, j Bchnc, A. Brown, I. Flaherty, R W'uest. ROW 3: A. Zimmer, C. Stoecklc, R Schlucter. M. Huhner. L. Nessclhuf, A. Brinkman. ROW 4: C. Sewell, M, B Lambert, B. Odcnbetk J. Bochman, A, Moehring. M. H. Filippine, P. Keyborth, R BlunL Inspired by the spirited baton of Mr. John Fch- GLEE CLUB rin , accom anied b Miss Mar' Catherine Carlton, g P Y Y the Glee Club spread a musical mantle over Mercy Semi-classics, stirring marches and strains from A performances throughout the year. The 133 voxccs ' ' 1- t1 71 t'. d . . . A V . symphomes filled the 2111', AS 16 org 165 m' un 61 attamed new helghts 01 song 1n thelr sparklmg interpretation of the old traditional Christmas perfection of performancg. A successful year was Carols, and the Spring Concert left the audience climaxed by the annual Spring Concert, April 24. with many very beautiful and haunting memories. the direction of Marilyn Meyer, again sought ROW' 1: J. Miller, M. Meyer, S Einspamcr, M J. Miller. E. Nicholas, K. McCarmry. F. Gcrhnnisrtin, M. 13. Butlctt. L. M, Ryan. 13. Ntiwm I KIMHLT. ROXV 2: L Bucrkel. Fa Luken B. Kahlua, M. A. Gucrrara. F Pctcn. M, Rapitn. M. K. BdLhman, J. C. Mcycr, I, Mzddcndurf. M Tcnovcr. M. ZAhnum C. Kcmmc J. lingclhard. J. Vundcnhrink. R. Kcnning ROW 3: J. Lottcn J, Guilford. P. chlly. A. W'nlsh. K. Krcxmcr. M. Bockhorst. ROW 4': M. Rischmam M. Tcpc, C. Comte, j. Briedc, F. Jam, j. Kcnncs. J. Day, B. W'xllig. R. Zimmcr. 0sz Lady 0 Fatimcfj The hands and hearts of all Mercians joined together on the after- noon of October 13 and welcomed Our Lady of Fatima to their campus. From the awe inspiring processional of the living rosary, down to the very last Marian hymn, every stu- dent poured forth her welcome to the lovely Celestial Queen. Climaxing the event was the beautiful ded- ication and blessing of the grotto, cele- brated by the chaplain, Father Connell. A gra- cious tribute was then paid Our Lady when the students orally made a pledge of fidelity to her Immaculate Heart The hand molded sta- tues of Our Lady and the Children of Fatima, created through the ingenuity and skill of our able artists. will always remain a part of Mother of Mercy. 68 . u; a US THE MONTH OF OUR? MOTHER 0 Mary we crown thee with blossoms today, Queen of the angels, Queen of the May. The strains of the beauti- ful melody 511 the air as Mary, Virgin Queen and Mother, is crowned. Students experience a spiritual joy as Hwy march in procession and lay colorful bouqusts at hCr feet. As Marian Honnert, chosen May queen, Crowns the Beautiful Lady? her attendants, Jeanette Engel- hard, Marilyn Frietsch, Virginia Hopkins, and Carolyn Toemer, together with all her subjects offer to Mary, hearts overHowing with new love and filial devotion. 70 joining in the heartfelt praise to Our dey, in 21 5pc I place of honor are presidents of U A thirteen home rooms. Pledging purity in every thought, word and action to a Virgin most pure, is part of the impressive ceremony Each successive crowning brings a new SP1 tual tirill to Mary's loyal daughters and lea'ea a memory ost precious to every f1tholic gi . How dear to Our Mother must this loving tribute be! In honoriqgY Mary 6 also honor her Son. CATHOLIC STUDENTS MISSION CRUSADE 72 l Page 72 Upper: Attending :1 monthly mis- sion matting. Left Center: Cooperating in thc: Popc x plan for the Bishops Relief Fund. Lower Left: Little Missinnanu spreading Christmas cheer Lowtr Right: Small sucxiflces mak- ing the thermometer riscx UppEl Left: Preparing for Banc- diction, Upper Right: Coming from the Sacrament of Peace. Center Left: Father Paul Scales. O.F.M.. at the dust of Retreat, Ctntsr Right: Receiving Christ in Holy Communion. Lower Right: Prixulc gcxsiuns with Christ during Retreat RETREAT. . . A TIME OF SPIRITUAL PLANNING After weeks of hard work: art students proudly pre- sent artistic exhibits to their families, neighbors and friends for approval. Students and mothers alike enjoy the bright array of paintings, colorful table decorations, hand-stylcd trays and other art works. Calling their mothers' at- tention to beautiful wrap- ping paper and delicately hand painted cards, girls express zeal of artists. 74 Spanish senoritas pay tribute to Ujesu Nino as thcy sing Christmas carols. Left to righth. Digman, E. Ger- hardstein, P. Albers, P. Fessel, R. Tenover, P. Bradley, M. Dehne, G. Brockhorst, M Zeverinky N Peters. The chaplain, Father Con: nell, blesses the outdoor Christmas crib, one of the main projects of Marcy's art students, who designed and painted all of the images. Enjoying the hospital- ity of the Senior girls at the Christmas party are the oHicers 0f the newly formed P. T. A. Seated Heft to righQ are: Mrs Charles Bell, financial secretary; Mrs. Clifford J. Ryan, vice- president; Father Thos. Connell: Mrs. Bernard Satzger, President: Mrs. Herbert Sewell, re- cording secretary; Mrs. Philip Meyer, treasurer. Santa Claus adds a bit of cheer to an already spirited and friendly audience of the mothers. 75 SEATED: P. Alhcrs. Vh Losackcr. J. Reidell, J. Engelhard, STANDING: M. Schneider, R. M. Whest Mh Stoeckle, M. E. Gleanings Mother of Mercy High School, Cincinnati, Ohio WE PUBLISH A TOP-RATING NEWSPAPER Much of the work in issuing Mercy's newspaper came before the actual writing. The first stage in its development included scanning the calendar for future events and assigning reporters. Here a group plan the lay-out for a forthcoming edition. Editors Marilyn Schneider and Rose Mary Wuest instruct the staff on the application of journalistic principles, 76 Bartlett The aim of the stafit was to provide articles of interest to every student. As a result of this hard but gratifying work, each issue was eagerly awaited. -GLEANINGS received 'tFirst Class rat- ing from the National Scholastic Press Associa- tion and All Catholic from the Catholic Press. The journalism Jump climaxed an active program. Tbe Smf Editor ............................ Marilyn Schneider Associate Editor .............. Rose Mary Whest Reporters: Patricia Albers, Mary E. Bart- lett, Jeanette Engelhard, Audrey Fries, Patricia HeEernan, Joyce Reidell, Sue Satzger, Jean Vonderbrink. Art Editors: Joan Schaible, Ruth Moscn Joanne Wieckert. Business Managers: Virginia Losacker, Marilyn Ginzinger Exchange Editors: Mary C, Weaver, Sue Shaefer, Patricia Hoffman. 77 F. Gcrlmrdstcin, Editor M. I Miller. J. Schaible, C Schneider AN ALL-AMERICAN HONOR RATING YEARBOOK CAMERA STAFF: SEATED: R. Tcmmmg R. Huwl. j. Ncnmnn. STAND- ING: Phyllis Hey, M, Lower, D. thp M. T.1u1hcc. Trying to attain the standards set forth by the '47 and '48 yearbookst which were rated All American, a quartet of edi- tors of '49 pooled their journalistic tal- ents, artistic ability and ideas, in the after school hours to produce the MCYCY- wood of 1949. Between pages packed with the story of life at Mercy can be seen the hard work which makes a good annual. The force behind the lines of the Mercy- wood are the efficient typists and busi- ness managers. Endless copy and adver- tisements kept these girls at their jobs long hours after schdol and on holidays. The artists of 1949 made their services invaluable in planning layouts, pasting visuals and other countless items. They, together with the other staff members, re- corded your life during the 118-49 year. Memories of hard work and worry all vanr ish. as they view the finished product This is it, your storehouse of memories, 1 record of the unforgettable year Of '49 UPPER: I, Klug, J. Miller J. Middendorft V. Schmidt. LOWER: R. Lloser, Pi Albers. H. Geiser, K. Kirry, E, Finn. Since September, cameras have been Hash- ing, trying to record every activity of Mercians, in order to present a true pic- ture of activities during the year 1949. Ruth Hoesel, in particular, has been very active. With her trusty camera she was always around, ready to take a picture Make it forty characters per line and eight lines, These directions kept the editorial staffs at their desks writing and rewriting to make the copy perfect. These instructions seemed hard to fol- low, at first, but after much Practice stories began to unfold, and take their places in the '49 edition of Mercywood. SEATED e kit to right: R, W7ucsk ,v A. Fries, S. Satzger, P, Heffernan. STANDING: P. Bradley. M. Schneider. i 79 Li :' , u b V . 4,: . SPORTS CAPADE Through the physical edur cation department stu- dents develop grace, rhy- thm and muscular control in a well-rounded program of athletics and dancing. Combined, it furnishes fun and genuine sportsmanship 81 EVERYONE Through a variety of sports, such as horseback riding, ping-pong, swimming, tennis, drill ex- ercises, and bowling, team work was developed and many recreational opportunities altitorded It is not all work in Gym Classes be- cause part of each period is dedi- cated to promoting aptitude in dancing. AN ACTIVE GIRL IS AN ATTRACTIVE GIRL SCORE Monday Team ' Won LOSE Quintcttcs ........................................................ 32 6 Strikes and Spares 7 Five Shooters . 11 Big Sophs .......... 13 Pin Ups ....... V .................................................. H 13 Wednesday Team Won Lost Wloodie Woodpeckers . 0 Pin Curls 3 Hot Rods 11 Pin Down Girls 12 4 Hits and A Miss 13 LEFT: E. Lukcn and H. Gtiscn INSET: M. Brunsman. R. Tcpc, J. Kenning, M. BuckhQrSt RIGHT: j, Meyer. Bowling, :1 popular sport, attracts many students because of the fun and sportsmanship it produces. Pleasant hours are spent in rolling strikes and spares but a few unpleasant moments occur also in the form of the hazardous splits and gutterballs. 83 TEENTIME PATTERNS . . i Upper left: Isn't she sweet! P. Hausfeld models her blue corduroy jumper with a belted ballerina skirt worn With a peach cotton blouse. . . . Upper center: M. Lightheld wears a brown dress of Cotton indianhead accenting the square neckline, cap sleeves and a full gathered skirt while B. Linz is draped in a brown two-piece dress with pleated peplum and thrcc-quarter length sleeves. i . . Upper right: Blue velveteen was the choice of C. Mingcs for this stunning bolero and skirt with a blouse 0f plaid taHeta matching the bolero lining. i i A Lower: In April an exibition of blouses, slips, play suits, skirts and drssses was held . Upper left: The Duwe twins in attiref Their ensemble featured brown gaberdine bolero suits with three-qparter length leeves and Wide cuffs. ' . Upper center: For summer wear M. Holtvolt models a blue cotton dress with a scalloped neckline and cap sleeves. . . . Upper right: 6, Marx liked this sheer white cotton blouse With a round yoke and full sleeves. The skirt is of grey and blue tweed. . Lower left: A pink cotton print with a high neck and cap sleeves accented by a narrow gold belt is modeled by L. Carr. 85 ATHLETIC CLUL ROW 1: B Smgler. C. Kaufman. M. C. Schneider. M. Leisgang, M, E Jonas, H. Habig, H. Fianhcr. R. Jobst, N. Htmld, ROW 2: B. Sharp: B. Cappcl, J. Fulz. A. Brazcl, G. Mcchlty. P, Mariwni. M. A. chkcl. C. Sdmible Satzgcn P. Bradlcy, P. chscl C. Groh, M, A. McCabe, M. A, Rusfc-ldcr, S. Dnrgcr. D. Brodbeck, J. Albers, ROW 3: J. V'ugclsang, C. Schimmcl, M. Thule. C. SrL-inlc. 11 Mcnkc A. Drismll. S. Dicckmann. M. A. Renk, N. DicsmanV L Zwvcrink, N. Pctcrs. A. Jachncn. J. Pirman, M L Kampel. B. J. Paul, B. Yass ROW i: K $5,61le V. HArmin, S. Mallory M, Frdman, D. Goff, T7. Enlnmn, M, T.nngcnhrunner, J, Ellcnmhm R, Bullhaucr jv A, Mad- Icncr. M. K. Docnch. K. Bell, C. Carroll, M. A. Kulnmmel. B. Daglcy. J, Schmmm, V. 'Icpc. L. M. Ryan. M. B. Lambert, M. H. Fllip' pine IXL j. Hamhcrg. J. Kahlcy V. Dagcnbuh. CHEMISTRY CLUM ROW 1: M. C. Felix. M. erzsngcr. D. ngcr. L, Buzck. j. LurmlL ii. Ncumann. j. Rczchl. 1. Kaiser. L. Mcnkn j. Miller. A Hayden ROW; 2: M. J. BlunL M. A, Frey C. A. chtt. M. Brunxnmn. M Hurkhurst. D. WKan-r. G. Ntihutf. J. Fath. M. K. Bathnmnn. M, L. Meyer. A. Jachncn. P. Ryan. R. Bell. M. Lnlnpc. L. Mxlrsmll, HORIZON CLUB- ROW 1; J. Ruthcr. M. A. Davis, V Harmin. J. Hock. ROW' 2: M. Lower. R. 'I'cpc. L Kcnning. M. Rischmann. H. Spuhl. 11 Ncumxnn, ROW 3: R. V'clsh K BL-HA L Stcngtn G. Kroger. J, jnnwn, PA HRIDH'L j. Luktn. ROW 4: IVI, Bnukhurct, K MtDrmough. M, I. Sminlc W'. XV'arc M. .L Hambcm. J. Mmke. D. Kroger. S. Haurk. P, Schxnncr. Y, Carr. C. Carroll. R. Bull. The Catholic Press... the champion of truth and faith. MASQUE AND GAVEL CLUB Masquc and Gavel Club ROVV 1: F Ntumann. 1.. Buzek, J. Brendcl, M. Ginzingcr, C. Woltcring. A. Berg. ROW' 2: D. Kroger. M. L. Meyer, C. Scha'blc. KF McCartncyF P. Reilly, Ivf. Mackic. A. Zimmcr, j, UmbcrgF S Shaefcr. ROW 5: M. Schncidcr, M. A. Knauft. M. Ohlhaut, G. Nie- huff, RV W'andstrat, MV K Budmmzmn. MF Smuklc. S. Bugcnschutz, L. Kab- bes, R. M. Wuest. M4 C. W'exver. C. A. chttv Mary Ann Knauft Uigho gives generously English students discuss Catholic Book Week. of her time in the March of Dimes drive. Listening to 01165 own recording is beneficial and at times amusing to students of the drama- tic art department, Marilyn Ginzinger records a reading while Sister Mary Carlos tunes the volume. The recordio. a gift from Masque and Gavel, besides providing fun, is a great aid in teaching proper diction, in testing voices for public addrcss, and helping students cor- rect speech defects. Parents also experience satisfaction and enjoyment from these records. FRENCH CLUB- ROWi l: A. Cruhhardt, M, Schmidt. R. M. Ohmcr. ROVU 2: j. Reidcll, R. Bruckhaus, D. Koch, V, Schmidt. V, Losacher. gwm:m:mymw muwhmv SPANISH CLUL ROW 1: P. Fesstl. E. Ger hardstein, M. Gier, M. Ohl- haur, ROW 2: PA Soerc. M. M. Noclkcr. R. Tcnoxcr L. chcrink. B. Mtnch N. Peters.ROW 3: K MuCarmcy C. Ober, P. Albers. P Brad- ley: G. Borkham. G. NcihoHV BS ROW 1: M, Brunsman. J. Brendel, B. Bradley, M. Niklas. S, Bogenschutz. j. C. Meyer, J Meyer. ROW 2: M. J. Blum. M, A. Frey. D. Kroger, J. Path. A. Jaclmcn. L Buzck. A. Hayden. M. Bindery MIDDLE ROW' 1: P. PIaggeV JA Long, j.Grawe, N. Jaspers MA Frey R Schutte MV jones. 1. Klei, J, SummeV S. Kinkel, L Brendel, H. Koenig, E. Fox. j Albers. L. Schmuttc, H. Fisher, B. Yass. M. L. Burkhardt, G. Bohman. V. Harto'n. ROW 2: j. Ramstetter, L Lambert, N. Hexald D Stuer- tnbtrg. M. J. Krusling, J. Mcnkt, M. anlman, J. Kathman, J. Vugelsaug. J. Pun; C. Murphy. C. SchimmeL ROVV 5: C. Hartman , V. Pflu- mann. B. Hclbling, J. Thiel, P. Hey, J Stranger, M, Taulbee, S. Henkenberens. J. Kahles, M. P'cper, M. C. Groh. C. Berning, D. Frey, M. F. Thole. L Sdmltt, M. A Rosfcldch R. Middcndorf. S. Dorgcr, J, Kirk. D Brodbeck. ROW 4: B. Sharp. B. Cappel. J. Folz, P. Mariconi. G. Mcchleyu A, Brazrl, J. Esslinger. P O' Brien, M. W'einle, MA A. McCabc j. Ansting. C, Kammer, C, Ahlers, VV TepeV MV A, Henkel, B. J, Paul, JV Schramm, M J. Schoenharl, B. Dagley, M Mundort. ROVO 5: D, Menke. M. L. N811. B, W'uesL M. Sloan, P. O'Leary, S. Tekulve, E. Huy M. J. Shannon. M. L. Bqucn, j. Baum. A, Tassez. J. A. Tillem C CnrrolL C.Milz. P. Macks. ROW 6: V. Spadafora, J. A. Schw'etering, L Eimennacker, S. Fund, R. Meyer, D. Gott, D. Erdman, M. Langenbrunner, R. Engst, J. Boyle, J. Madlener. M Doench, S. A. Hauck, S. Horan, J. Hoess P. McGraw, J Groh, A. Kortc. M. Eiluman. M Meyer. M. Bumcmancr. A. Betsch K. Bell. M. Bimmcrlc. CL Kroger. P. Harris. M, A. Schimmel, M Hocnemeiet, 1W A. Dnnrxnn. K Lnuiy LAPUTINELLAE CLUB LOWER ROW 1: M, A Guerrem, A Driscoll, VI. Leisgang, D. Sander, S Deickman, E. Nicholas, H, Hubig, j. Behne, D, Hartung. R. Zimmerman. ROW' 2: L. W'agncr, M. Thaler, L Luken, B, Willig, J. Hcsslcr, C. Tcmming. L A Braun. 7L Mackc, R. Schuttc. S. Smith. M. Jclen. J. Guilioyle, ROW' 3: I. Braun, S. Bellman, J4 A Wnlf J, Bnehman, J. Bechman, L M. Ryan. A. Walsh, j. Lammers, F. Janz, M, L Dauweh MV B, Lambert M. F lipplne, B. Blum, J. Dayu J A. Bross. ROW' 4: A. Weller. M A, Rapien. P Peters. C, Steinle. M. Tenoever, j. Stahl, M. A. Davis. C, Kettmn, B. Htggc. J. Ruthcr, M4 Lawlcr, ll Sdmeiulcr. M. Kischmunn. P. Halpin. H, Stmdx. B. Whiter. M. Zahncis. C. Zimmerman, M. mer, ,I. R. Ruben. OUR YEAR SEPT Sept. ZhOur newly organized P.T.A. held its first meeting. BACK TO S Th '11 f l'f h F h t.7- o a etme... res men BOOKS ep :1 1 1 and Sophomores register and receive books. Sept. ShSEniors and Juniors receive booksh Sept. 9hClasses resume A . . Schedules checked . . . Conditional examinations. Sept. lohlntelligence tests are administered to new students. 0 , v, 0 Sept.13h Come Holy Ghost, Creator Blest. 1? Mb Students attend opening Massh 1, ass Sept. ZPhhThe Feast of Our Lady of Mercy Oct. BhSEHinr Chuml Club sings fur Marian Day. Oct. 5--Masque and Gavel, the dramatic club of Mercy, initiates new members. Oct. 6hThe National Mathematics Honor OCT- Society enrolls new members. GHOULS . . . Oct. 7-Another P.T.A. meeting is held. $12217 GOBLINS! Oct. 13h0ur neyv Grotto is dedicated to Our h Lady of Fatxma. celebraly Vergil's Birlhduy Oct,18-Girls study hard for tests h . . First six weeks come to an end. Octzohjuniors and Seniors observe Mission Dav. Oct.21-Freshmen and Sophomores observe Mission DayA Oct.29hReport cards . . . Big improvement needed. Nov. liFeast of All Saints . . . All pray for the success of the school year. Nov. 4-Splendid attendance at the third meet- ing of the P.T.Av Novh 6-7-8hDramatic Art students present that NOV wonderful play. School for Girls. Novh IMStudents genuinely appreciate the vo- PIG'SKIN cal concert presented by the well-known PARADE Miss Marie Houston, N0v.11-Armistice Day, a long awaited holi- day. American Nov. 14h Mothers Card Party is huge success. HWUW Nov. IShMercians participate in and view siudenlx Atomic Energy Exhibit at Music Hall. electiouecr - . . . Nov. 18-Jumors attend mov1e m preparanon for Physical Fitness Examination. Nov. 24h ,Sweet and Lovely voices enchant the students at St. Cecilia Assembly. Nov.25-267Family Life . . . Thanksgiving Holigiay, renew appreciation to God for Poster blessmgs. Contest Nov.50hMercy dtbators take active part in honoring Greater Cincinnati Speech League. Mother Catherine MM Hlvy 90 DEC. 'tSILENT NIGHT, HOLY NIGHT Dec. ZtSant-a Claus and his helpers distribute gifts to the mothers at Christmas Party. Dec. St'l am the Immaculate Ctmccptionf' these words remind girls of pledge to purity. Dect IItI-Iorizon Club members assist at Mass and Holy Communion in them own Chapelt Dec.12H F0undati0n Day of the Order of the Sisters of Mercy . . . MCAuley Circle holds meeting . . . competitive essay-poetry-pos- ter contest in honor of Mother McAuley closes. Dcct IsF-Mid-year initiation . . . the high-light 0f the Masque and Gavel Dramatic Club. Dec.157 Art students hold Christmas Party. Dec.16-Horizon Club holds Christmas Party. Dec.21thEnchanting, beautiful, harmonious describes the traditional Christmas Carols. vaper. H'mpping gifts for their Mission Dec. ZZVCamls sung in various languagts in- spired all with true Christmas spirit. Dect 25: Joy to the world, the Lord is come, rings in the ears of many on Christmas. Dec, 287Handsomely groomed boys and glam- orously attired girls attend the Senior Ball? JAN. AULD LANG SYNE ,lan. 6 Mtcting mt Parent-Teachers Associh utinn. Jant 147Mission Meeting. Jan IQtFrcshmen 11nd Suphomores begin mid- year exams . . , Juniors and Seniors recen'e spiritual pmht from retreat. Jan. 24-25--Exams for Juniors and Seniors . . t Freshmen and Sophomores enjoy their re- treat. Jan.19tAnother of these Speech League Con- tests ilt Purcell . . . Mercy comes out tops. Lutmr: Studying fur exams FEB. HEARTS AND FLOWERS H '1th 711mg: of flu? Shrew Quoie a line MAR. XV EARIN G OF THE GREEN H e1 2 n Geiscr glam'i'ng at Sn 11g 01' Burnadytfev' program APRIL SPRING INTER- LUDE juniors carry lmys for Seuimzc Catholic .4 HHJm'x Feb. ZaStanley Cobleigh and Jean Beckwith portray scenes from Macbeth, Hamlet, Julius Caesar and The Taming of the Shrew. Feb. thDads' Night . . . The husbands of thE ofhcers take over the P,ThAV meeting. Feb. ShThirty-fwe seniors take the Ohio State Scholarship Test. Feb,11threshmen and Sophomores have fun galore at the Valentine Dance. Feb.15-16hNurses from Mercy Hospital and Saint Elizabeth Hospital relate personal experiences to interested seniors. Fcb,18-19-20-21h86ni0r class present V'Song 0f Bernadette Feb. ZZhWashington's Birthday . . . holiday! Feb. zahBook Week Assembly . . . and graduates enroll in HTheta Society. Alumnae Art Feb. 24h-lesque and Gavel hold initiation for three members. Feb, 26;One hundred students, accompanied by four faculty members, travel to Miami University to see the staging of Julius Caesalz Feb,27hP.T.A. sponsor successful festivalh March ZhAsh Wednesday . h . Girls reccivt mite boxes for Bishop's Relief Fund. Nfarch Z-v-PfIZA. Ivfestingv Lfarch GhFreshman Glee Club sings Mass at Old Cathedral for Girls' Week. lVIurch 9761115 see Safety Movie 21: Assembly. March 107Y.C.S. sponsor vocation project. March lzmMercy Orchestra plays at the Mother and Daughter lunchcun, Mnrth 14hFather Paul Scales, O.F.M., gives day of rCcollection for PTA. March 20-21-22v-Fuculty and studcnts partia- pate in Forty Hours Adoration. March ZSHCarolc Schaible and Marilyn SchneiA cler give Gold Metal Recital, March 26hHistory Affairs Institute. studtnts uttrnd XXHIrl-J March ZShRev. Charlcs Murphv spcdks nn vu. cations tn the religious life. March 51-JVIL Inhn I. Fehring directs annn'll Spring Concert . . . Latin students partici- patt in A.P.S.L. cleminution. April 7-Fathcr Charles, O.Ph, uddresszrs P,T.A. h St. Catherine's Glee Club entertains mothers . Mercy host to Triple AC Science Club. April 11-Marilyn Ginzinger, junior, is winner in school's C.ShM.C oratorical contest April ljv-thster Sunday. April JUaMari-An Mackie and Rose Mary Wurst give Dramatic Gold Metal Recital. Catholic Authors Upper Right: Courtesy Week April ZBN-GCSL. Tournament at St. Xavier. Apri124w5tudent5 give Orchestra Concert. Apri125 Murilyn Ginzingar is winner at CSlVfC. m'aturicul stmi-fmafs at O.L.CV Apri127-Sophomorcs present Happy jour- ney. ' April 50 J0anne Brzltunig 21nd IVIerguret Nik- las participate in Mathematical Colloquium at Dayton University MAY PROMS PARTIES May 3-Senior Glee Club sings Mass for Liturv gical Conferencc at 5.8 Peter and PauL Norwood. May 4 Senoritas enjoy dinner at the Spanish Inn. May 5-vP.T.A. Meeting May11-Juniors announce Prom Queen at annual Variety Show . . Marilyn Meyer. Janet IVIiller and Joan Nemann give Mus- ical Gold Metal Recital. May 12gRoger Bacon Science Club. host to Triple AC May 13-Orientati0n day for 1949-1930 Fresh- men Lower Center: Bowlmg tournamejzt Lower Right: Class night processzon May 14 Catholic Advisers Convention at O.LC. May 13 Purcel1 sponsors Science Hobby Fair. Press Association May 1677L21tin majors and former members of the Latin Club enjoy a Roman style ban- quet. Freshmen act as slaves. MaylEFJVIary A. Knauft, Kay McCartney, Patricia Reilly, seniors, and Sue Bogne- schutz, Marilyn Ginzinger, Liary Lue Meyer. Elaine Neumann and Marilyn Stoeckle give Dramatic Silver Medal Re- cital. MnyZZiMercy sponsors annual May Festival . Fenwick holds Cincinnati Crusade Conference. May 26 AsCensi0n Thursday . tn thhington. Mzu' 30-Decoration Day . . holiday. . Girls travel jUNE GRADUATION June S-Junior-Scnior Prom at Pavillon Cu, price. June S Reverend W'nm P. O'Connor delivers Class Night Address. June 9- Seni0rs attend Muss serve their breakfast. Freshmen June 10 Graduatiun ceremony at Xavier Field Hnuse. 1949 SENIOR' CLASS DIRECTORY Albers, Patricia Bartlett, Mary Ellen Bradley, Barbara Bradley, Patricia Braeunig, Joanne Bucrkeel, Leslie Dattomo, Nancy Einspanier, Sylvia Englehard, Jeanette Fessel. Patricia Finn, Elaine Flaherty, Joanne Fries, Audrey Frietsch, Marilyn Geiser, Helen Gerhardstein, Ellen Harris, Patricia Hcffeman, Patricia Hoesl, Ruth Honnert, Marian Hopkins, Virginia Inderhees, Audrey Jaehnen, Viola Kabbes. Lois Kirry, Kathleen Knauft, Mary Ann Koch, Esther Kramer, Mary Ann Kreimer, Ruth Lewing, Betty Carol Losacker, Virginia Luken, Elaine Mackie, Marian McCartney, Kathleen Mendel, Rose Mary Menkhaus, Mary Louise Merk, Jeanne Meyer, Marilyn Middendorf, Jane Miller, Janet Miller, Martha Jane Minella, Phyllis Lifeloney, Rose Marie Klug, Jean x6 2865 Rattcrman Ave 5197 Cleve55Warsaw Pike 1092 Omena Place 5519 Darwin Ave. 3564 Blu6 Rock Rd. 2631 blontana Ave, 1875 Jonte Ave. 1862 Fairmount Ave. 1231 California Ave. 3131 MacArthur Court 3406 Warsaw Ave. 3948 Trevor Ave. 2616 Fenton Ave. 5453 Karen Ave. 2655 Pancoast Ave. 1523 Alexandria Pike 3137 St. Martin Place 4524 W, Eighth St. 2535 Hansfors Place Bux .595 West Fork Rd. 1616 Pultt St. 2724 McKinley Ave. Box 83 Cleves-Wlarsaw Pike Box 72 Race Rd. Ebenezer Rd. 1748 Queen City Ave. 3226 Stanhope Ave1 R. R No, 7, Box 304 3229 Queen City Ave 3327 Dartmouth Drive R. R. 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Saint Catherine Saint Aloysius Assumption Saint Martin Assumption Saint Catherine Saint Bonaventure Saint Martin Saint Catherine Saint Martin Saint Catherine WE THANK OUR FRIENDS OUR PATRONS AND ADVERTISERS 96 OUR LADY OF CINCINNATI COLLEGE h EDGECLIFF WALNUT HILLS A Four-Year College for Young Women under the direction of the Sisters of Mercy 0f the Union Province of Cincinnati 97 FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. Angner Bruce and Bill Judge Joseph Brueggeman Compliments of Bundy's Nancy Danomo Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Day Joan De Maria Al Dury Mrs. H. Fessel Herbert C. Finn Compliments of a Friend A Friend Comp1imen15 of a Friend Compliments of a Friend A Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a' Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend A Friend A Friend A. J. Holzhauser Mr. and Mrs. George R. Lewing Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lindner Charlie Marzheuser Mr. and Mrs. Sam Messenger Mr. and Mrs. John Mulh Mr. and Mrs. B. 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Brodfuehres Chicken Dinners JAckson 8153 Cheviot Taxi Cab 3733 Glenmore Chekuod Realty Co. 3741 Glenmore Avenue MOMana 7449 Cincinnati Machinery Co. 217-219-221 East Second Street Machinery Bought, Sold and Exchanged Cincinnati Sales Barn Pony and Saddle Horses JAckson 89744JAckson 9450-R Robert Clark's Dry Cleaner 1871 Westwood Avenue WAbash 2327 Dirr's Dry Goods 1601 Car Shea! WAbosh 9479 Dunlap General Store Groceries and Meats Dunlap, Ohio louise Eckel Dry Goods 1850 Weslwood Avenue WAbash 9944 Fuirmoun! Hardware 1740 Queen City Avenue WAbash 9515 H. J. Finke 8. Son Grocery 2801 Beekman Street Klrby 9714 Finke's Service Station 318 East Court Sheet PArkway B699 Gardner's Bakery 1866 We51wood Avenue WAbash 8898 Garrens Foods 1783 Queen City Avenue GRandview 1770 Louis Gebhard Roonng-Sheer Metal Furnace Work M0n1ana 1241-R Gebhard's Grocery 1786 Denham Street WAbash 3294 Gehrum's Service Station Quebec and Queen City Avenue WAbash 9915 The Gift and Card Shop 3615 Harrison Avenue MOniuna 0969 SOUTHERN OHIO BUSINESS SCHOOL uEVERY GRADUATE PLACED Stenographic-Boolqkeeping and Banking-Junior Secretarial-Business Administration-Private Secretarial-Comptometer-Executive Secretarial Finishing-Individual Progress-Day and Night Approved for CF Training 4157 HAMILTON AVENUE, NORTHSIDE Park Theatre Building 98 Klrby 1170 BUSINESS PATRONS Glenmore Beauty Shop 3318 Glenmore Avenue MOnIana 0147 Glenmore Bakery 3649 Glenmore Avenue MOnluna 6952 Glenmore Dry Cleaners 5709 Glenwuy Avenue MOntana 6447 3731 Glenmore Avenue MOntunc 0252 3431 Harrison Avenue MOnmna 2511 Green Gables 4210 Harrison Avenue MOnIana 9763 Horfung's Cafe 4400 Glenway Avenue WAbash 9805 Heeg's Market 2306 Harrison Avenue MOnlanu 1420 Heinrzman's Pharmacy 3722 Harrison Avenue MOn'ana 1434 Hermy 81 Harry Service Shell Gas and Oil FiresDone Tires 1835 Van Zundt Rood Hoffman Cafe Salem and Wes1wood Avenue WAbash 9619 Huddle Hut SteakS4Chops4-Shor1 Orders 3726 Harrison Avenue Cheviot, Ohio Jack's Food Market 1675 Wesfwood Avenue WAbush 9760 Jeanne's BeauIy Shop 1206 California Avenue MElrose 9678 .1. P. 81 5. Hardware Co. 4857 Glenwuy Avenue WAbash 2265 Kaufman-Kassel Co.--Jewelers 434 Elm Streei CHerry 7208 Kessing's Hardware Siore 5529 Culerain Avenue M1. Airy Klug's Service Simian Harrison and Francis Avenues MOntuna 9804 Le Belle Beauty Shop 4101 Harrison Avenue MOnlanu 9796 Tiny Leedurg's Tavern Coleruin and Springdale Road Chas. Len: Realty 3249 Koenig Avenue MOntanu 2836 V. lingurdo Real Estate 1449 Harrison Avenue GRandview 2722 Little Flower Church Coleroin and Kirby Road M1. Airy lucille Cafe 1024 Central Avenue CHerry 9295 Mari-Anne Beuu'y Shop 1321 Race Street PArkway 9455 SI. Mar'in's Jr. Sumutour Club St. Martin's Parish Cheviot, Ohio Monforf Heighfs Auio Service 5364 North Bend Road Cincinnati 11, Ohio Montgomery's Food Market 1881 Wesiwood Avenue WAbush 9640 M1. Airy Hy-Pure Pharmacy 5454 Colerain Avenue Klrby 6192 Carl Multner Groceries and Meats 7516 Hamilton Avenue MI. Healihy, Ohio Neidhard Funeral Home 3155 Harrison Avenue MOnIona 3022 Open Door Bar Harrison and Fuirmount Avenues WAbash 9929 Mr. Amhony 0112 3282 Hildre'h Avenue Weslwood Panaro's Fruit Market 5201 Glenway Avenue Phillips Cafe 3230 McHenry Avenue MOntana 9727 Queen City Dry Cleaners 1749 Queen Cin Avenue WAbash 5334 Ries1ers Tavern 6074 Cheviot Road JAckson 8997 Jos. J. Robers-4Realtor 5709 Colerain Avenue Klrby 6739 Russ Food Market 1238 California Avenue MElrose 9459 Sans Dry Cleaners 5508 Coleruin Avenue Near North Bend Road Mulberry 5452 99 The Sadie Shop, Inc. 2155 Central Avenue PArkway 9798 Ted Schuefer Mount Healthy, Ohio Scheidl Food Shop 1742 Queen City Avenue Schoene's Delicatessen 1703 Wes1wo5od Avenue Schoeny's Quality Food Shop 3391 Glenmore Avenue Scheve Hardware Company 2129 West Eighth Street WAbcsh 0876 Schloemer's Fruit Market 3743 Glenmore Avenue MOntanu 97934We Deliver Schwab 8. Ellis Delicatessen 4119 CincinnaH-Louisville Pike MOntunc 5791 John Stehlin Home Made Sausage Made Its Way by the Way It's Made DO. 61644Bevis, Ohio Summer Shoe Service 1810 Carll Street WAbash 1098 Sunny Hollow Inn 3833 Applegate, Cheviot MOntana 1098 Tem-Tee Food Shoppe 2008 Worth Avenue REdwood 8158 Threlkeld Jones Co. 22 East Twelfth Street PArkway 8193 Arthur J. Wade Insurance Agency Firs! National Bank Building Cincinnati, Ohio Walsh Delicatessen 2614 Harrison Avenue MOnIana 5739 Washene, Inc. Roselawn4Hyde Park-Avondale Western Hills Gifl Mart 3034 Harrison Avenue MOntuna 6521 Oscar Wuesl Eledrical Conlrador MOntana 5813 Nick Wullenweber Do! Food Store M1. Heal'hy, Ohio Young's Dry Cleaning4Tailoring 1695 Wesiwood Avenue WAbash 2120 MOnfona 6928 ED'S AUTO SERVICE COMPLETE REPAIRING AND REFINISHING 2325 Ferguson Road PRICE HILL FAIRMOUNT HEATING COMPANY JOS C. JAEHNEN COAL, OIL AND GAS HEATING FURNACES SERVICED, CLEANED AND INSTALLED WAbush 0536 1891 Horton Street CINCINNATI 14, OHIO For llze Bax! Ealx EAT JUENG'LING MEATS GUS JUENGLING 8: SONS, INC. 2869 Massachusetts Avenue CINCINNATI, OHIO WM. A. EFFLER JEWELER MT. HEALTHY and COLLEGE HILL Food for the Discriminating Eat at FALK'S LUNCHETTE 3807 North Bend Road CHEVIOT 100 ADLER0S MEATS HOTEL AN D RESTAURANT MEATS AND POULTRY 230 Broadway CINCINNATI 2, OHIO THE BECKER ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractors ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER WIRING Telephone Systems and Fixtures ALL KINDS OF ELECTRICAL REPAIRING Erwin H. Hiller Wm. P. Vanderbank 1600 WALNUT STREET CHerry 0336 JAckson 7305 JAckson 7305 S 0 S FOO'D MARKET QUALITY MEATS - GROCERIES FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 7622 Hamilton MT. HEALTHY, OHIO EDW. H. ALICH WESTWOOD JEWELER 3000 HARRISON AVENUE Opposi're Westwood School BILL'S MARATHON SERVICE HARRISON AND KLING MOnfana 9804 101 ELECTRIC APPLIANCES for HOME AND FARM M. SMITH East Miami River Road and Marshall Ave. Whitewater 7023-M FERNBANK GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION Colerain Pike and Strubble CINCINNATI 31, OHIO TIRES, BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES Motor Overhauling and General Garage Work THE CINCINNATI 8: SUBURBAN BELL TELEPHONE C0. General Offices, Telephone Building 225 East Fourth Street, Cincinnati 2, Ohio WILLIAM ESPEL SONS LIVESTOCK DEALERS Colerain Pike and Sfrubble Road CINCINNATI 31, OHIO JAckson 7908 BEST WISHES to THE SENIORS from FRESHMAN A C ampliments 1 1 0f CHARLEY1S MEAT MARKET FRANK T. CORKEN FUNERAL HOME WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 1 2821 Reading Rood MEATS 1 1 C1NCINNATI, OHIO 641 WEST COURT STREET PArkway 9213 WOodburn 0410 Compliments 0f THE MORRIS MACHINE TOOL C'O. CINCINNATI, OHIO JAMES T. COLINA . C om pllments HOT WATER, VAPOR AND STEAM of HEATING STOKERS, OIL BURNERS 1 AND GAS BOILERS COTTAGE CAFE Industrial Piping-Welding 2435 BEEKMAN STREET 1712 Blue Rock Sfreet Klrby 8310 1 103 BEST XVISHES j'rom CONLEE DRY CLEANERS ST. CATHERINFS PARISH M55 HARR'SON AVENUE REV. EMIL HEIRING WAbaSh 1481 REV. WM. OICONNOR 77267:? Is No Subxfitvzte far Qwaiitjr NIEHOFF DAIRY CREAMY RICH DAIRY PRODUCTS, FOR HOME DELIVERY Compliments 0f CONSOLIDATED COALS BOB CAVANAUGH ROOM 801 INGALLS BUILDING BOBS CAFE MAin 1234 CHEVIOT 104 HEAT WI'I'H Hatfield Coal MAin 4800 The Hatfield Campbell Creek Coal Company HATHAWAY STAMP CO. Exclusive Makers of KLEAR-PRINT Rubber Stamps Marking Devices MAin 1454 627 Main Street CINCINNATI 2, OHIO LAWRENCE HEYL SURVEYOR 3976 Ruth Lane CHEVIOT, OHIO MOntuna 4140 ESTABLISHED 1905 WM. F. HOFMAN AND SONS PAINTERS DECORATORS 1770 QUEEN CITY AVENUE WAbash 2850 C ompliments 0f THOMAS E. HEFFERNAN Compliments 0f ST. IGNATIUS PARISH MONFORT HEIGHTS CHAS. SCHIRMANN WILLIAM FRANK HELWIG REALTY Specializing in WESTERN HILLS REALTY MONTANA AT HARRISON MOnrana 5960 MOnfcna 5961 Meet Your Friends at JACK 8: JILL'S CAFE 1 EIGHTH AND OVERLOOK x 1 105 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES t0 the ' CLASS OF m49 SOPHOMORE A G. J. STROVER BARCOL OVERHEAD DOORS, ELECTRIC OPERATORS AND SWITCH AND RADIO CONTROL 1830 Carew Tower MAin 4427 CINCINNATI, OHIO BARBER-COLMAN CO. ROCKFORD, ILL. Complimentx ' 1 0f SOPHOMORE C C 0mpliment5 0f SOUTH,S SUPER MARKET Delhi Pike and Don lune DELHI HILLS Call SUMME BROTHERS FOR YOUR DAIRY PRODUCTS 7941 Elizabeth Street MT. HEALTHY, OHIO WENZEL SUPER SERVICE AND PONY KEG We Deliver MOnmna 9861 We Sell REAL ESTATE Greater C incimmti Coverage 1 An Emcient Staff and Sales Department to Handle Residential and Investment 1 Property OUR 14TH YEAR 1 FRANK J. STATH 81 CO. 1 1764 QUEEN CITY AVENUE WAbash 4451 GRandview 1059 MOntana 1514-W Compliments of CHARLES B. WERT BARBER SHOP 7518 Homilfon Avenue MT. HEALTHY 31, OHIO 106 WEST END AUTO REPAIR 1915 Wade and Denham Streets CINCINNATI 14, OHIO PArkway 4644 F. FOCKE AND SON JOS. F. WITSKEN DAIRY PRODUCTS Drink Homogerrzized, Vitamin D Milk WARSAW-CLEVES PIKE WAbash 2201 KITCHEN CABINETS Formica and Stainless Steel Tops WESTERN CABINET 8: MILLWORK CO. Dremun and Herron Avenue CINCINNATI 23, OHIO Klrby 6107 EDWARD W. WOLFF PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 4413 GLENWAY AVENUE Loyal to tbe Ethic: of Pharmacy WAbash 1236 Compliments WESTERN HILLS 0f FUEL 8. SUPPLY CO. WRIGHT c. a o. R. R. and Ferguson Road DRY CLEANING PLANT PRICE HILL MOnrana 2525 Just Call F. UNGER'S SONS MOntana 3200 to Order the WESTERN HILLS PRESS $2.00 per Year Delivered by Mail SINCE 1898 QUALITY MEATS and POULTRY EXCLUSIVELY 3512 HARRISON AVENUE 107 SCHAFFER and NIEHAUS SERVICE STATION ICE - BEER NORTH BEND ROAD AND WEST FORK SCHAIBLE BROTHERS' FINE FOODS WERK AND GLENMORE MOntana 3257 C ampliments 0f SHADY LAWN INN BEER 1 WINE 1 LIQUOR MACK, OHIO SHRIVER'S DRUG STORE 4903 Glenway SCHILLES GARDEN FOOD1BEER1WINE-WHISKEY East Miami River Road CLEVES, OHIO Whitewater 7417 RECORDS 1 SHEET MUSIC GREETING CARDS SONG SHOP 36 East Fifth Street on Founfcin Square FRANK SCHMUTTE HARDWOOD FLOOR CONTRACTORS Floors and Stairs Refmished 3918 GRACE AVENUE MOnfona 5173 SONTAG DRY CLEANERS We Operate Our Own Plant 3006 Harrison Avenue MOnfana 3230 ALL GARMENTS INSURED 108 Compliments 0f THE BUSSE AND BORGMANN FUNERAL HOME Central Parkway at Clifton Hills Lane 1517 FREEMAN AVENUE PArkway 4487 PArkway 4488 OVERLOOK HARDWARE CO. A. L. SCHMUTTE, Prop. LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED AND REPAIRED 4909 GLENWAY AVENUE WAbash 3345 NEIHEISEL SERVICE STATION WERK AND GLENMORE AVENUE MOntana 9775 l PARK INN THEATER C o m p f o n R o u d MT. HEALTHY JAckson 9340 ROBERT NEITZEL ROOFING and FURNACE WORK 3825 Ebenezer Road PEARSON4S DELUX CLEANING SERVICE 483 ELBERON AVENUE MACK, OHIO 4H2 GLENWAY AVENUE MOnfana 6649 1 WAbash 4112 Compliments of Com liments J. A. OSTERHAMP : 770; 1 SERVICE STATION 2745 Beek mun Street Union Servlce CINCINNATI 25, OHIO PETTIBONE BROS. MFG. CO. EDWARD X. WALDVOGEL, President 109 C ompliments 0f ST. JAMES CHURCH WHITE OAK HERMAN KEMPER'S SONS, Inc. Quality - Wholesale BEEF 2- VEAL 2 LAMB 2124 Baymiller Street MAin 4380 CINCINNATI 14, OHIO A. F. JELEN 82 SONS CONTRACTOR R. R. No. 7, Box 326 CINCINNATL OHIO Whitewater 7679 VINCENT KLEINE BATHROOM AND KITCHEN S 111 CARRA OR VITROLITE 5447 Philloref Drive CINCINNATI, OHIO MOntana 6834 C ampliments 0f JUNIOR C LOU KRONER Cheviot Cleaners and Tailors 3820 North Bend Road CALL AND DELIVER MOnfana I400 KABAKOFF CO. MASTER DRY CLEANERS AND DYERS MOnfuna 6976 WAbash 3868 3124 Harrison Avenue 712 State Avenue SERVICE WITH A SMILE at LAKE EDWARDS SERVICE STATION HARRY BARTLES, Prop. NORTH BEND, OHIO GERTH DRY GOODS 1813 Van Zandt Road NORTH COLLEGE Hlll, OHIO HALUS DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS MOntuna 9853 MOntana 9797 Harrison 01 Montana Avenue CINCINNATI, OHIO Compliments 0f WILLIAM C. ULRICH H E R F F-J O N E S CLASS RINGS AND PINS RADIATOR COVERS FOR HOME OR OFFICE Protects Your Walls and Draperies from Dust and Dirt Phone JAckson 7700 and a Representative Will Call and Give You a Free Estimate ACE RADIATOR SHIELD CO., Inc. Blue Rock and Cheviot Roads CINCINNATI 24, OHIO GLEASON1S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 4111 Cincinnafi-Louisville Pike PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED PROMPTLY MOnfana 6783 MOnfcma 9774 CHEVIOT 11, OHIO HANDY WINDOW SHADE CO. 905 VINE STREET CHerry 4020 111 'We All to Y0u Alf; Would Like to Say, A HAPPY LIFE IN EVERY WAY Your LITTLE SISTERS from FRESHMAN B REED S FLOWERS 3230 HARRISON AVENUE MOntana 3784 C ampliments 0f A FRIEND For a Real Treat in Furniture Visit Our Newly Remodeled Show Rooms THE STILLE AND DUHLMEIER CO. 1200 Wade Street, of Dalton Ave. Phone CHerry 2889 FREE YELLOW CAB SERVICE FROM DOWNTOWN Open Evenings by Appointment FRED w. STILLE, SR. FRED W. KLEB W'M. STOTHFAXG FRED W. STILLE, JR. C ompliments 0f FRESHMAN D C ompliments 0f A FRIEND THE J. T. RUTHER 8: SONS CO. DAIRY PRODUCTS 4112-14 GORDON STREET Klrby 0969 Our Best to You May All Your Dreams Come True SOPHOMORE B MENKE MOTOR SERVICE CHRYSLER 4 PLYMOUTH Sales 4 Service 4 Parts 3738 Harrison Ave. at Trevor MOnfana 0403-0431 C 017271li1vzents 0f QUEEN CITY FOODS Compliments 0f MR. AND MRS. BERNARD SATZGER Compliments 0f JUNIOR D 113 Z-BAR LIQUOR - WINE 4 BEER A F R I E N D 3662 VINE STREET WOodburn 9539 Compliments 0f CWZWW WILLIAM RUMPKE H. MAUSE DAIRY 4442 GLENWAY AVENUE NEIHARD FUNERAL HOME WAbGSh 0265 Mt. Healthy JAckson 7300 Westwood MOntana 3022 Taylors Creek MOntunu 3515 INVALID COACH SERVICE THE RMAEAILQOH CO- L AWNINGS- -TARPAULINS CANVAS BAGS- COVERS- CURTAINS OF ALL KINDS MAin0306 222E4LH 114 C ampliments 0f A FRIEND FRUH-SCHNEIDER LEADING JEWELERS AT BRIGHTON MAin 6894 2179 Central Avenue CINCINNATI, OHIO EDW. J. BUERKEL CANDY CO. WHOLESALE CANDY JOBBERS Quality and Service Klrby 1838 2806 Coleroin Avenue CINCINNATI, OHIO CHARLES M. FRIES Wholesale Dealers FANCY F RUITS AND VEGETABLES 213-15-17 Sycamore Street Compliments 0f A FRIEND Compliments 0; 115 DONS DELICATESSEN FANCY COLD CUTS AND ICE COLD BEER 3822 NORTH BEND ROAD MOntana 9714 ALBERT F. GUETHLEIN INSURANCE AGENCY 822 Provident Bank Building CINCINNATI 2, OHIO CHerry 3856 BUICK Car of the Year-For Years to Come HEINZ 8 CONES, Inc. Your Westewz. 173713 Dealer ' NEW CARS USED CARS ' SERVICE 0 PARTS ANDREW HUMMEL 8: SONS BUILDERS BOX 345 WERK ROAD Phone: MOntano 6197 GEILER PLUMBING $ HEATING CO. SEWERAGE DRAINAGE MOnfuna 0025 3228 Harrison Avenue CINCINNATI H, OHIO Compliments 0f JOHN C. GUMP 116 C amplimevzts 0f L. MYERS DAIRY THE A. 8: L. HESS CO. COAL - COKE BEEKMAN AND QUEEN CITY AVENUE WAbash 2217 WAbash 2218 Congratulations from EDW. LEISGANG FEED AND SEEDS BRIDGETOWN, OHIO MOntona 2120 Complimmm 0f DAVID LUSTENBERGER Director of Personnel Aluminum Industries, Inc. McGRAW1S GROCERY 8: MEAT MARKET 6913 Lu Boifeuux Avenue NORTH COLLEGE HILL, OHIO C 0m pliments 0f ST. BONAVENTURE BOWLING ALLEYS QUEEN CITY AVENUE 117 HARRY MEYER 8: SONS FUNERAL HOME 4989 GlENWAY AVENUE WAbash 4144 WAbash 0228 McHENRY FOOD MARKET 3247 McHENRY ROAD We Deliver No. 4493 PRODUCE 4 FROZEN FOODS Compzz'mm 0f FRANK SCHIMMEL HODY,S GRILL Tremonf and Harrison Avenues Your Neighborhood Garage TOM1S AUTO SERVICE STUDEBAKER CARS AND TRUCKS Tire Repairing Auto Body Painting 0 Ignition and Caxburation 0 Motor Rebuilding Safety Lane Correcting-Tire Repairing Car Washing4Battery Recharging WESTWOOD MOntq n a 4000 MOHAWK PAINTS QUALITY PAINT SINCE 1908 1941 Central Avenue CINCINNATl 14, OHIO PArkway 3495 Compliments of MASQUE AND GAVEL 118 FRIARS CLUB GYM CLASSES FOR WOMEN MONDAY AND THURSDAY 69 WEST MchllAN STREET UNiversity 5922 C ompliments 0f JUNIOR B GRUETER 8: SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS Z4 Homelifce Ataizoszbkerf 3 Air Conditioned 3 4022 Glenway Avenue mt mm Telephone WAbash 0175 DIAMONDS WATCHES J. C. HOCKETT JEWELERS 3633 Harrison Avenue MOn'rana 2515 PRICE HILL PAINT 8. GLASS CO. 3616 WARSAW AVENUE WAbash 2864 C ompliments 0f PETER REBOLD 8: SON FUNERAL SERVICE 119 LEY DRY CLEANER EMiracle CleaningE Compliments WALTER LEY 40 Years Experience of Personal Service to Your Door Will Solve Your Problem MACKE'S FOOD MARKET CLEANINGsPRESSINGEREPAIRING ALTERING 5059 GLENWAY AVENUE 3239 HARRISON AVENUE WAbqsh H25 MOntana 0261 F- A- KAMP FLOORING E A PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL COMPANY : of Business Training ARMSTRONG 8c N AIRN E For High School Graduates LINOLEUM College Students , . Veterans Goodyear Rubber TllFASPhalt Tlle Linotiles-Linoleum Walls-Cork Tile E COMPLETE BUSINESS CURRICULUM , , Free Placement Service Mast1pavesCarpets-Acoust1cal Materials E LlTTLEFORD-NELSON ' School of Commerce Showrooms: 32 WEST SIXTH STREET E Neave Building Fourth on Race Telephone: E MAin 3883 PArkway 5770 E E LILEES PHARMACY E Compliments 0f N. E. Corner Glenmore E m E ST. MARTIN Montana Avenues Monmna 2310 WESTWOOD YOUNG LADIES' SODALITY 120 LONESOME PINE CHICKEN, STEAK AND FISH DINNERS NORTH BEND ROAD For Reservations Call MOn'ranc 9837 Plus TELEVISION Uf Possile MAURY'S SHELL SERVICE ROAD SERVICE M. H. BIBENT HARRISON AND TEMPLE AVENUE MOnfcma 9773 BIGNER, Inc. COIN-OPERATED MACHINES OF ALL KINDS 1983 State Aven ue. CINCINNATI 14, OHIO H. FESSEL 8: SONS BUILDERS MOntcma 5892 fm ELOWER F. MENKHAUS 8 SONS CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS I724 Denhum Street WAbash 1954 CINCINNATI, OHIO R. $ H. FOOD MARKET FINE FOODS AND SERVICE NORTH BEND AND BOOMER ROAD C ampliments of MR. AND MRS. CHARLES REINHARDT and JEANNE REINHARDT Compl imam: 0f A FRIEND MT. HEALTHY, OHIO Quality Work Has Built Our Business AL 8: GEORGE RANZ CONTRACTORS Plastering and Stucco Work 2698 Shaffer Avenue, Westwood CINCINNATI, . OHIO AL RANZ CEO. RANZ MOnfana 4521 MOntana 2657-R TIRES AND TIRE REPAIRS ACCESSORIES BATTERIES RICHTER'S SERVICE STATION Atlas Products 2026 Harrison Ave., Just Below Knorr Ave. CINCINNATI, OHIO MOntana 9777 Iv THE CHEVIOT BUILDING 8 LOAN COMPANY 3723 GLENMORE AVE., CHEVIOT, OHIO NEVER PUT OFF UNTIL TOMORROW, WHAT CAN BE DONE TODAY OPEN AN ACCOUNT - DO IT NOW SAFE Open Daily-8:3O A. M. to 4 P. M. DEPOSIT EXCEPT WEDNESDAYS BOXES GLENMORE AVENUIsz the Chimes $2.00 Half Square South of Harrison Avenue mm, 1 Per Year CURRENT DIVIDEND 30A 519d, ins Complimenfs of MOTHER OF MERCY HIGH SCHOOL P. T. A. ALPINE INN CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS MOntuna 9798 WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER PRESCRIPTIONS ARTHUR BOGERwS PHARMACY Hemlock and McMillan WALNUT HILLS WOodburn 9523 BARTLETT 8w ZIER 4002 Glenwoy Avenue BRUEKER,S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 4910 GLENWAY AVENUE Qt Proutws Cornea WAbcxsh 7712 Open Evenings THE JOHN J. RADEL CO. FUNERAL HOMES HENRY j. RADEL, President WAbash 0365-6 WAbash 4512 Listen to HTHE OLD RHINELANDER Sundays-l :00 P. M.-WSAI C 017M! izxzmzis 0f FRESHMAN C If we were little messengers You know what we would say? Many happy years ahead 1 To the Seniorswfrom Junior A. 125 WALTZ BOWLING LAN ES 14 NEW AIR-CONDITIONED LANES 3326 HARRISON AVENUE ' I .2 . smumru Pmen 1ND mmwn : ' 3mm MR mmm $1555 I; 126