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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1950 volume:

Alma. Fun? 3 ,5453 ms. 6 H .wa Jan 7300... Pope Boniface Vlll proclaimed the FIRST HOLY YEAR of Christian times. It declared that a plenary indulgence could be received by all who, having confessed, visited the bosilicas of St. Peter and St. Paul in Rome and prayed for the intention of the Holy Father. From 142510 1950 these iubilees occurred regularly every twenty-fifth year with only a few exceptions. The year 1950 presents an opportunity to the faithful of our day to ioin the devout covolcade of the centuries that leads to Rome, the Eternal City, center of the Catholic Faith. A 1950 r-zrm fgyigj IWHH jgf 3.;u1; Anni lccuzhtm c c ch :aNV j.- v - 'Hl qu In Aztnh 749 WWMM .. Fulnduuuu erdnl ul gs... I3 94: ....V. .- .i- i-u-Iv .unu .Id-u. saAnuu u skyxaltonr... muu-rul . Md tknn. 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ARCHBISHOP and METROPOLITAN of the ROMAN PROVINCE, SOVEREIGN of VATICAN CITY. 5de XII NOW GLORIOUSLY REIGNING 250m 0K 5?. PM Q 16 $710 7A; Wag t0 wyygew gager 6445ng Faculty and Graduates Page 13 fyeace jction Underclassmen Page 43 92006! WeigAgor gezafiom Activities Page 57 Semi Jamey Sports Page 87 7a 1950 ymgooz QVC?WOOOX Volume XX AII-Americon, 1947, '48, '49 Ealill'ol' Mary Clare Felix .x455ociale gdilord Sue Bogenschufz Joan Brendel . u... L; I . igA Slwof 1;, Oh; n rfn J! ft. 2C. M10 C V W 0 1 Milwuo: LIAM W0 Pager VULISCLOZQ :Sjmwfi g yomrdegxgd . . . g9 ye .1444; . . ',, Vofec , . 3 Si. Peter's Basilica 0mg, Lilw 560w 0f jAg 0n . . . 13 Iht pmnriam 05f Xgeu. yolm 3 MC Wiclmfcm, O. p MTA$MIZO 0 X C'ncimmli la Own MAO 5, l0 Pied id 57h Wadi Xgeuerena! gauge J RAring :23. :21, 5? 3 :25. Mu Xifirzry rigid 10,3 0K Ch sin n a li R20. jAOMCLIS COVIJQQKK CA a:la fair; V Our aggiom . . . g gmpzb 5W, 0 x9. .gmior Efigion L15 teVd 0 8V6? SISTER MARY SISTER MARY SISTER MARY SISTER MARY EMILY, R.S.M. BERNARD, R.S.M. CELESTINE, R.S.M. MERCEDES, R.S.M. Principal, Y-C'S- Religion, Music, L0H , AdViseT 0f Religion, Marhernatfcs, Insfrumenfal, Senior Annu11,tAll10gler:tor 0, Physics, Y.C.S. Choraf, Orchestra 0 m U SISTER MARY ALBERT, R.S.M. SISTER MARY SISTER MARY Religion, Home Economics, Physics SISTER MARY ALEXiS, K.SAM. Religion, Commercial SISTER MARY ALOYSIA, R.S.M. Librarian, Mofhemafics, Book Store SISTER MARY ANNUNCIATA, R.S.M. Religion, Civics 81 Sociology, Student Counselor SISTER MARY BERTRAND, R.S.M. Chemistry, Journalism, 3.0.5., Y.C.S., Moderator of Chemisfry Club, Adviser of 'Gfeanings SISTER MARY CARLOS, R.S.M. Dramatic Ari, Speech, Moderator of Masque 8. Gave! SESTER MARY CATHERINE, R.5.M. Religion, Spanish, Spanish Club Moderator DE SALES, R.S.M. Religion, Latin, Moderator of C.$.M.C. SISTER MARY EUPHRASIA, R.S.M. Records, Cafeieria Supervisor SISTER MARY JOELINE, R.S.M. Religion, Mathematics, Homemaking SISTER MARY JOSEPH, R.S.M. Biology, German, Mathematics, Moderator of German Club 8: Mafhematics Honor Sociefy NATIVITAS, R.S.MA Home Economics SISTER MARY PERPETUA, R.S.M. Reh'gion, English, Junior Glee Club SISTER MARY REGENALD, R.S.M. Typing SISTER MARY ROSINE, R.5.M, Religion, Art, Y.C.S., . Moderafor of Thefo Honorary Art Society W MISS ESTHER SCHWACH: American Hisfory, Debating . .V MISS ELEANOR BARRETT: Eng fish, World History . . MISS LOIS WELTE: General Science, English . . . MRSV NANCY KEL- LOGG: Typing, Shorfhond, Of- Hce Procfice . . A MRS. DOROTHY NURRE: Heahh, Physical EdUA coffon, C.Y.O. Team . . . MRS. MARLEA SMITH: Textifes . . , MISS DULAH PULSKAMP: Engh'sh, Dromoiics, Speech V . . MISS HELEN ELIAS: English, World Hisfory . . . mogdjor Jolm yg Elwin? gag CM Erma .4KK ogetlwr . . . m'wtzs and; Religion, alone, aided by divine grace and coop- eration equals happiness. Knowledge of the true religion and The appre- ciation of that knowledge is on alI-importonf focior in carrying out God's plan for a man's salva- Hon. Smnding: Fr. Soefdner, Seared, Row T; M. Signer, P. Eigner. Raw 2:1. Broun, R. Deunh Raw 3: D, Fuller, A. Gardner. Row A: J. Lux, T. Mocke. Row 5: D, Wurtzelbucher, M. Dehne. Music hofh charms and even more so when The sweetness of lovely voices and melodious strains of The piano are added. Not only is en- ioymem the result but also an appreciation of The Fine things of life. Slonding: M. J. Shannon, Sis- ter M. Bernard. Sealed.- M. K. Bachmun, M. J. Bluml J. Stenger, H. Habig, C. Sewell, M. Bockhorsh C. Hoersh A. Driscoll, F. Janz. Voeolofe, 5ng young . . . $61qu . . . gm! : The dramatization of Silos Marner with H. Koenig depicting Eppie's boyfriend, Aaron, 4 L, Brendel us Eppie, and S. Dorger cs Silas, gains the inferesf of the sophomore English class. Sealed: M. Bornemun, V. Pflrrman, K. Millz, M. Dourson. Standing: H. Koenig, Miss Pulskamp, L. Brendel, S. Dorgen . . . info Unify 0f jlwmxgml andjhggclfion Row 1: Mh Dehne, M. Ohlhaur. Row 2.- P. Digmun, Ah Colado, G. Brockhuus. DA Sander. Studying the Spanish Language, Spanish customs and Iisfening To Spanish records, aid These students in following Christian ideals by c: broader knowiedge of other nations, HArma virumque cano is a familiar ring in fhe ears of fhe iuniors and seniors whose stud- ies have led them to undreamed of infimacies wifh Vergil's Aeneid and the story of the wooden horse of Troy. Lorin, the classical language of all times, is also enlivened by songs, oral reports, slides and The annual Roman s1yle banquet Standing: I. Borhorst, J, Brendel, J. Meyer. Semed, Raw 1; L. Buzek. Row 2: J. Folh, M. J. Blum. Row 3: B. Schneider, S. Bogenschulz. Row 4: M. A. Frey. Row 5: J. Behne, H. Hobigh $10memalzfng These future homemakers, who acquire the knack of making a happy home and managing its prob- lems, take to heart their course in foods and nufrition, personal appearance and child care. L. Hoem, AA Brinkmon, M. A. Lumpe, G. NIEhoH. fLower righrj' The electric mixer demonstrated by Sisfer Mary Albert proves to be a Time and labor- saving device for these little homemakers, who will someday try to save labor in their own kitchens. Ihll have Two lumps of sugorl pleasef' says Shirley Reichl. Jean Folz enioys serving The tea in high society fashion, while her charming guest, Shirley Fessel, makes her choice of rhe goodies! . . . JJSOKL-J Q54 to mm The quodrui'ic equation holds the afren'rion of iunior math studenfs Graphs and Charis explain its functions 10 Five oftenfive mathema- ticians M Judy Hessler, Carol Kelfron, Janice Guilfoyle, Lois Homilfon and Mary Stuerenberg. Algebra, combined wifh geometry and frigonomefry, formed a four-year program of mathematics Practical applications, as well as fheoreticol knowledge, were stressed, assuring Mercy's math siudenfs a foundation for success in fufure studies, occupations and life itself. 22 5A9 ng; eceifj 0mm! jdrigmed 0 These young typists have quickly progressed from the wearisome Hasdf ;Iki to the mos? involved tabuIaHons. Struggling rhrough fen-mEnufe writings with perfection is one diFFIqut task. No longer will employers be harassed by backward carbons, unenclosed enclosures, and ten words per minuie, Row 1: D. Wurzdbacher. Row 2.- R. Dean, S. Shuefer, C. Davis. Row 3.- E, Neumann, 5. Simon, R. Wondstrol, J, Mangold. Row 4.- D. Enxel, M. A. Cowdery, R. Bruckhaus, D, Fuller. Row 5; J, Lux, B. Mendel, M. Bfnder, J. Broun, G. Bensonl The seemingly dull period of shorthand is enlivened by dic- fufions with speeds from 80-120 words per minu're. With this practice, future sfenographers prepare to accept their place in business emces, Sfcmdfng: M. Geisler. Swing, Row 7: Mrs. KeHogg. Row 2.- M. Nelson, C. Frey, J. Ranermon, M. Gleason, C. Windhohz. Row 3.- E. Hclrgrewe, A. Grosardf. jlwde 2e Mg edfrmction 0 0mg phyjica Is offered to all scientihcally inclined seniors. These tuture nurses, pharmacists and laboratory technicians find it beneficial. Learning the wonders of science and the informative side of the Hnoble experiment and a HMadame Curie world is intriguing to Joanne Fath, Mary Joyce Blum and Inez Borhorst. The girls delve into the patterns that guide our universe from the Brownian move- ment to the renowned theory of relativity. Through experiments in heat, light, sound, electricity, and mechanics they further their understanding of the works about them in the realization of the powerful things God has put into the ? hands of man. 24 a amid! fUpperl Kh McDonough, Dh Hurfung, BV Schneider, 0 W. Ware Find that learning the actions of powerful chemicals, and the intricme, unseen operations of the atom and pouring over fest Tubes, crucibles and un- knowns are all part of chemistry. fLowerJ' The oHigator captures the interest of J. Summe, M. A. McCobe, D. Fray, and V. Harfoin, who make 0 study of living things under the diredion of Sister Mary Joseph. The collecfing of leaves, The celebration 0+ Arbor Day, etc, are enioycbie annual proiecfsh Wag $ng pirif 0f Clwidf Xgermeafe f L1 3;. 3, $ $53. Better understanding of Christian social principies, a study of 1he framework of our U. 5. governmem, and sfudenf discussions of current problems fos- Ter The development of true, democrmic cifizenship. Sealed, Row 1: D. Kroger, A. Gardner, E. Murlhews. Row 2.- C. Feldkamp, W. B1ey, V. Smith. Row 3: C. Woitering, Slanding; A. Sedler. 26 01M Mfg omnCZecZ gozmcalfion Lunch, the favorite period of the day, is a Hme of relaxation, gossip, and renewed strength. N. Diesman, J. Lowier, and J. A. Broun, who have magic in their Fmgertips and who see in three dimensions, express their God-given talents in These figurines of clay, which have been prepared for the kiln. 0 goal, W, 3A? ogyw'ng Eaugliem, racluafion 25a?! The day is here 0T losT . . .Tour years of high school are sTreTching behind us. YesTerday, We entered Mercy and have grown strong in knowledge, friendship, and prayer. Today, we regard The gallery of These years, sTorTled ThoT They have passed swiley. And now, The climax e GraduoTion! As The 1051' shadows of nighT creep over The campus, The Seniors of '50 compleTe Their leadership with solemniTy. Each girl carries wiTh her wisdom and happy memories obtained in This TempTe of knowledge, and journeys forfh into The fuTure wiTh new worlds To conquer. V1455 in, jlwe fRith Fr. Connell Finds the names of C. Kletf, M. Brunsmon, . Wolrering, 5. Simon and L. Buzek on the graduation program. New For the last Time, the class of 1950 participates in a high school ceremony. Befowj J. Umberg, J. Ruttermon and K. F eisch gather pink rosebuds for Our Lady's altar. $3.4 p fLeffJ J. Niemon, J. Tuccinardi, AA Jaehnen, and D. Enxel admire their white cops and gowns. 67mm: gimme dddam pK 0 5,551,123,: OSEi'D'vil: ace 1M Pres. 2; Science Club 2. Mariana Marla; jug C.S.M.C. 0nd S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 4. Mary JQlAerine gacAmann C.S.M.C, 0nd SD15, 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 3, 4; Mosque 8t Gavel 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4. jnez gaging garlwml C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 1; Annual 4; Latin Club Trees. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Science Club 3, 4; Y.C.S. 2. Mill garzarn gar? CUVLHAZFO Ezrmutlez C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, CAS.M,C. 0nd S.D.5, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 3; 2, 3, 4; Science Club Mosque 8; Gavel 3, 4. 2, 3; Spanish Ciub 3, 4; Secy. 3. Rjemarg .Jdguwd gforla 41217, gendol't 12,1! C.S.M.C. 0nd S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice- C.S.M.C. and 5.13.5. 1, Pres. 4. 2, 3, 4; Annual 4; Theta Art Club 4; Triple AC 3, 4; N11- lefic Club 1, 2. 744mg .xdlm gigmar C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 4; Cheerleader 4; Aih- Ietfc Club 1, 4. pairicia jnn gymn- C.S.M.C. and 5.0.5, 1, 4; Cheerleader 4; Ath- letic Club 1, 4. 30 3951514? in ley .Alcmald . . . 7Warg ofoid gmmer 2 C,S.M.C. and S.D.S, 1, 2, 3, 4; Triple AC 3, 4. Marguerife 6712515124 ZiacAAomz C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4,- Vice-Pres. 2. Warfarie ofoM :bw-olAg .Am. Wilma .4 5112? Mary gaugce gfum ginger- gfudclL C.S.M.C. 0nd 5.13.3. 1, C'S4M-C- 011d 3.13.5. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 2; Latin C1Ub 3, 4; Sci- ence Club 3, 4. 2, 3, 4; German Club C,S.M.C. 0nd S.D.S. 1, 2, 3; Vice-Pres. 3. 2, 3, 4; Lorin Club 3. C.S.M.C. and 5.0.5. 1, 2, 3, 4; Them Art Club 4. 5142 .xdrm 70mm?! CC? 1431mm Joan dyizagefA j 5 m . 113 art? gowmm C.S.M.C. and 3.0.5. 1, gmgey g 2, 3' 4, grinjman C.S1M.C. and 5.0.8. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Trees. 1; Annual Assoc. Ed, 4; Latin Club Secy. 3, Pres. 4,- Masque 81 Gavel, 3, 4. C.S.M4C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Assoc. Ed, 4,- Lafin Club 3, 4; Masque 81 Gavel 3, 4, C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual 4; Gleanings 3, 4. 31 0m gig. 5i..- grocAAaLm C,S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4,- Spcmish Club , . Riemary J6; Mwm'ne mgrfeiw unarz ngmgluum gmndman C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, C.S.M.C. and S.D,S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual 4; 2, 3, 4; Class Trees. 4; French Club 3. Annual 4; Gleanings 3, 4; Assoc. Ed. 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4, Secy. 3, 4-,- Lofin Club 3; Y.C.S. 4. jclefm'afe irem 7Wdl'y 2411? Mary yuan Jarroff C.S.M.C. and 3.0.5. 1, Qfmlo 50,049,? 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, Trees, 3; Debof- C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, CSMC. und SDS. 1, ing 3, 4; Gleanings 2. 3, 4; Annual 4; 2, 3, 4. 3, 4; Masque a Gavel 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. ogwiife Jam. ZELMA C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secy. 3, V.-Pres. 4,- S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Cfass Vice4Pres. 3, Secy. 4; Annual 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Masque $ Gavel 3, 4. 744..., M... 23.1., C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 4; Class Secy. 4. Our MLWVJ to Me Warm? CCWIML CJan finger C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1. 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Athletic Club 3; Spanish Club 2. COMM; jun $011M C.S.M.C. and 8.0.5. 1. 2, 3, 4. 32 4 jnterceddion am! 0181116114 2611?. 12 , 52y C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice- Pres, 1, Margarel Jouhe $211123 C.S.M,C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3,4. 5am; .4111 $2 Vine C.S.M.C. 0nd S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. palm'cia .14rm $t'gmun C,S.M.C. 0nd S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Theta Art Club 4. Joanne EM, Carof Maria C.S.M.C. 0nd S.D.S. 1, 151mm? 2, 3, 4; Class Vice- Pres. 1; Annual 4. C,S.M.C.and S.D,S.1, Lorin Club 3, 4, Sci: 2' 3, 4- ence Club 3, 4, Pres. 3; Y.C.S. 2, 3, 4. yrccguefine Mary goi'oljly JECLPJ, 6:1ng 675-, C.S.M.C. and 5115.2, C.S.M,C, and EDS, 1, 31 4' 2, 3, 4, mm, Cim 5,7,1;- C.S.M,C. and S.D.S, 1, 2, 3, 4;Annua1 Ed, 4; Honor Math Club Secy. 4; Science C1ub2, 3. 610mm 2:250:20ng jug? C.S.M.C. and S.D.S, 1, 2, 3, 4; Debuting 3, 4; Honor Math Club Vice-Pres. 4; Science Club 2. 33 274;;th jrm Z2? kdgzen goralgy C.S.M.C. and 5.0.5. 1, 31me 2, 3, 4; Class Secy. 3; Science Club 3, 4; C.S.M.C. and $.D.S.2, Vice-Pres. 3; Latin 3: 4; Class ViCE-Pres- Club 3, 4,- Y.C.S. 2, 3. 3; Annual 4; Triple AC 2, 3. Wu Pg Cg: ire Wad iyn Ewe giejtir gnziager C.S.M.C.and 5.0.5.1, C.S.M.C. Aud- 2, 2' 3' 4; Class Pres. 2' Trees. 3, 4; 5.115. 1, 2, 3, 4; School Pres, 4,- Class Secy, 2, 3; De- bating 3; Gleonings 3, 4; Assoc. Ed. 4; Honor Moth Club 4,- Masque 3 Gavel 3, 4, Pres. 4; Science Club 3, 4; Y,C.S. 2, 3, 4. EMMA? CCZ'zaAefA gaffer C.5.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Athletic Club Vice- Pres. 2, Wargaml' .xdmz gfeumn C.S.M.C. 0nd S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. amid 04 Mary. 34 jfvma Mary Mary Emma gem; gamJner C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 3, 4; Masque 3 Govel C.S.M.C. and S.D.S.1, 4; Science Club 3' 41. 2: 3' 4: Annual 4- Spanish Club Vice- Pres, 3, 4. Jamal m gil'tgg jrfene jforence C.S.M,C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 31 4. gmmmli C.S.M.C. 0nd S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; Class Secy. 2, Trees. 3, Pres. 4; French Club Trees. 2, Vice-Pres. 3. ag 74135 ngKg Y.C.S. 3, 4. ogmiae olijclia 484M, .xdrm $031414, .Alaerjl C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2' 3' 4 Class Tm; 4' 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3; Science Club 2, 3. aefyn gyran .AIOZIQFZWQ C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 3, 4; Athletic Club 3. Carafjrm .AIMKZJCAMA C.S.M,C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.C.S. 2. Justina fine Wiglfreal Atari C1S.M,C. and SDS. 1, 2, 3, 4. Jargme j JaeAnen CAS,M1C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual 4; Afhletic Club 2, 3; Latin Club 3; Science Club 3, 4. year g8 0L 3mg 35 Wary Jgalluyn 9mm C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 3, 4; Debating 3; Latin Club 3; Science Club 3. jrm. gfaine .jjayclen C.S.M.C. and EDS. 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual 4; pairicia .dem .Aloz4man C.S.M.C. and S.D.S, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Trees. 3, 4; Gleonings 3, 4. Margaref aggrfa 34M C.5,M.C. and EDS, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Aud. 1. Jo jlm Wary Cfaire .141114 szl! Jme C.S.M.C. and 3.045. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4,- Class C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 3, Trees. 2; Annual 4,, 2, 3, 4; Afhlefic Club Debuting 3; Masque 3; Science Club 3. a Gavel 31 4, Rec. Secy. 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4. Eofored aazcm .Jgadyrine Wary gangericg 95'1an C.S.M.C, and SVD.S, i, C.S.MAC. and S.D.S. 1 2, 3, 4. 2, 3, 4; Debcning 3. Joan CaMzring JIM fjoinelle lame CSMC. and 5.0.5. 1, Waclze 2' 3' 4; Class secy, 3' C.S,M,C. and 5.0.5.1, 2. 3, 4; Spanish Club1. Margie Jean .jC-idclL C.S.M.C, and S.D.S. 4; Science Club Pres. 4, iOfoAg jrlll Jddoger C.S.M.C. and 5.0.5. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Trees. 3; Latin Club 3; Masque 8; Gavel 3, 4, Sen geanT-aT-urms; Sdence Club 2, 3; Y.C.S. 7me jun JCoger C.S.M,C. and S.D.S, 2, 3, 4. Mary .14111'1, ggZdZElA ofamIae C,S,M.C. and S.D.S, 'l, 2, 3, 4; Class Secy. 4; Theta Art Club 4,- Science Club 3; Y.C.S. 4. aaayce Wary yang! jar; ofmcla Mary Mary gfairze gernice Mary maigacll, Mangogl Wardfalgf WaIIlLeMM Wemlei C.S.M.C. and 5.0.5, 1, C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, C,S.M.C. 0nd S.D.S. 1, C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, C.S.M.C. 0nd S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secy, 1. 2, 3, 4. 2, 3, 4; Annual 4; De- 2, 3, 4; Annual 4. 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club looting 3,- Honor Math 3, 4, Club Trees. 4; Orches- tra 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4. 6am? 7177111779 500mm olivella gamed Pullt Meter Jean Cfaire Meyer Mary Jae Meyer made WMCA C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. i, came and 53.5. 1, CSMC- and SD-S- L 2, 3, 4; Annual 4,- 2, 3, 4; Class Secy. 1, 2. 3, 4; Class Vice- C.S.M.C. und S.D.S, 1, C.S.M,C. and EDS. 1, Latin C1ub 3 4, Y.C.S. Annual 4. Lafin Qub Pres. 1, 4, Pres, 3; An- 2, 3, 4; Class Trees. 2; 2, 3, 4,- Athlefic Club 2.0rchesfro,1 '2' 3 4, 3. I nuol 4; Debming 3; Annual 4,- Science 3,- Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. I I r Honor Math Club 4; Club 2, 3; Theta Art Mosque 81 Gavel 3, 4, Club. Secy, 4, Corres. Secy. 4; Sch ence Club 2, 3; Y.C.S. 2, 3, 4, 01 XOMVLfg'cafion. . . $140513 icafion m w . . . 6:1 L'ation . . . 6L m arafion ? P P 37 gazing .Jlrtmced 7eor ia War aref 5 9 Meumann 77594014? C.S.M,C. and 5.0.5. 1, C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual 4; 2, 3, 4,- Annuul 4,- Mosque 8x Gavel 3, 4; Masque 8. Gavel 3, 4,- Science 2, 3. Spanish 3, 4,- Science Club 2, 3. ilrfann Myra? 059A C.S.M.C. and S,D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club M 3; Y.C.S. 2. j IQX', Marianne Olnflmmf iii, ,: C.S.M.C. and 5,0,5. 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Moth , 113x Club Pres 4; Masque 3 Gavel 3, 4; Spanish 5 ., 11k Club VicevPres. 3, Pres. 4; Y.C.S. 2. 38 . . . a p41,, Joan Eg'mge IA Miffw' C.S,M,C. and S,D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4,- Thefc Art Club 4. Rdemarg 646mm; 7Winged CVS,M.C. and S.D.S, 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club 3. Mary Warfarw Wagon C.S.M.C. and S,D.S. 1, 2, 3, 41 7W6: rifgn gemlrmle 7W0 ggue C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Masque 1; Gavel 4. gamma m 74iemcm 7Wargnret 7Wa1y C.S.M.C. and 5.0.5. 1, 74,,ng 2, 3, 4; Debuting 3, 4; There Art Club 4; C.S.M,C. and S.D.S. 1. Y.C.S. 2. 2,3,4,- Spanfsh Club 3. VOMLJQ 0 dazemaf x.XQQLIOIOLVLQZIZS. Waami Marie mlem Joan jam C.S.M.C. and 5.0.5. 1, lawman 2.3,4;Th+ ArCI b H r c.s.M.c. and 5.0.5.1, 4; Science Club 2; 300cm Wargamf aiclLf C.S.M.C. and 5.0.5. 1, J61 Mme Wary adlgfcler 3 ' 2, 3, 4; Athletic Club 2, 3, 4; Annual 4; Sci- 2, 3, 4. pon'Sh C'Ub 3' 4. 2, 3; Y.C.S. 2, 3. ence Club 2, 3. paligarm pyan IIQMIA Sgerzinger 43m 44m; $Ilmtll2 aforella jam C.S.M.C. and 5.0.5. 1, C.S.M.C. and 5.0.3. 4, C.S.M.C. and 5.0.5. 1, 34$, 2. 3, 4,- Annuol 4; Basketball 4. 2, 3, 4, German Club Science Club 2, 3, 2' 3. C.5.M.C. and S.D,S. 'l, 2, 3, 4,- French Club 3; Home Ec. Club 3. c.s.M.c. and 5.0.5. 1, gall? Jim Iguafemifger C.S.M,C. and 5.0.5. 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual 4. 2,. 5424;, C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4,- Cluss Secy. 3; Vice-Pres. 4; Masque 8: Gavel 3, 4; Vice- Pres. 4; Y.C.S. 2, 3, 4. 39 34514625; Aim Urgt'nm CafAem'ne 3mm; SmilA C.S.MC. and S.D.S, 1, C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. 2, 3, 4; Class Secy. 2. aeggn Jean, Joan 15:39:20? 312,42 er jmmm C.S.MC. and 5.0.3. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice- C.S.M.C. oncl S.D.S. 1, Pres. 3; Masque 3 21 3, 4' Gavel 3, 4. $000914 jAg 921401685 AKWL jlgefa Marign Cadmrine girnlrod -Sjloeclagz C.S.M.C. 0nd S.D.S. 3, C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 4. 2, 3, 4,- Cl'ass Secy. 1, 3; Pres, 4; Gleanings 3, 4, Ed. 4; Honor Math Club 4; Mosque 8: Gavel 3, 4, Trees. 4; Y,C;S, 2, 3, 4. yuan Cfaire juccinarafi C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual 4; Theta Art Club 4. Joan Egaide Umgerg C.S.M.C. and S.D.S, 1, 2, 3, 4; Gleanings 3, 4; Masque 3 Gavel 3, 4; Afhlefic Club 3. On M, 48414, MRNA a Znoeuer C.S.M.C. and 8.135. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secy. 1; Annual 4,- Spanish Club 3, 4. IQMIA jrm, chner C,S.M,C, 0nd S.D,S, 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Cfub 3, 4O 34g CAKGZMVL Mary Margaret, Wig C,S.M.C. and EDS. 1, 2, 3, 4; Annuof 4; Debating 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3. gull; alley Walridz C,S.M.C. and S.D.S. 'I, 2, 3, 4; Annual 4. Clairol Marie WnJL n 422 C.S.M.C. and S,D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2. Caraf .Jamz W gfem'n g C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Mosque 8; Gavel 3, 4. putl Mary Mary Ann MAW Wanamm C.S.M,C. and 5.0.5. 1, 2, 3, 4. C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Trees. 2; Annual 4; Masque 82 GaveI 3, 4. 2501-114 Jean oaaA jmw Wurzegaclmr ZeuermA C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, CSMC. and 5.0.5. I, 2, 3, 4,- Athlefic Club 2, 3, 4; Science 2, 4; 3. Spanish Club 3, 4; Athletic Club 3. E0 fared waarie MAW C.S.M.C. 0nd S,D.S. 'l, 2, 3, 4; Annual 4; Science Club 3. 2f .4 Jo jar; Crdlzerine WICAWI TM 2'1 r : C,S.M.C. and S.D.S, 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 3, 4; . Annual 4; Theft: Art Club Secy. 4; Gleanings 32' 3, 4. 41 QOLCQ diam A g ng'ue, 0 Jam! peace in, Our Eagj . . .,, mace f0 51. Pours Basilica C. ndiuiclmaf Sag, eace LLO ami 5w . . . 2 eace f0 Our omntrgy eace Mmong Wafiond, Father Connell celebrates opening Moss. A proud moment for juniors, H Storch, M. J. Godor, C. Eppler, and P. Soefe, who received their class pins. 44 Row 1': M. Lower, R. Walters, J. Lukenl J, Jansen, M. Leisgcng, C, Kemme, E. Nelson, J Lummers, M. H. Filippime Row 2.- E. Lay, E. Pordi, S. Garth, M. Berke, M. Thuler, M. Henneke, M. Kampel, J. Lawler, E. Meyers, L, Lehmkuhl. Row 3; J. Beckman, P. Kishorth, E Nicholas, J. Ellensohn, R Franks, R Zimmermann, M. A. Davis, M, L. Dauwe, A. Driscoil, N. Diesman, J. Boehman, Cfm 0X 79 51 Row 1; H. Specht, A Walsh, G. Noth, R. Schlueter, CA Hundley, C. DiHing, J. Wolf, S. Smith, M. L. Schaefers, i Weil. Row 2: D. Sander, P. Schinner, C. Zlmmermann, B, Fehring, M. Fax, M. Rapien, P. Peter, A. Weller, P. Kufhmon, P. Long, M. Jelen, H. Storch. Row 3: A Geiser, H. Habig, F. Janz, Y. Carr, C, Temming, M. C. Frey, W. Ware, 5. Fritz, I. Braun. 45 . . . game; 15ng ngeclt OI? 01M Volent Row 7,- B. Odenbeck, J. Briede, J. HoHenkamp, R. Bollhouer, P. Halpin, E. Kroger, M. Helmes, C SeweH, J. Mucke. Row 2.- C. Hearst, S. A. Bellman, J. Rurher, A Robinson, 5. Dieckmnnn, L A, Broun, K. McDunough, J. Hock, B. Schneider, D. Hariungk Row 3: J. Cremins. C. Brown, C. Bastian, J. Guilfoyle, B. WiHig, M. A. Hammer, M. Tenoever, C. Come, C. KeHron, R. Kinne. Row 4.- L. Homihon, B. Kuhles, P. Barre, N GaHol, J, Corie, B, Lambert, L. Nesselhuf, J. Hessler, B. Bluml J. Behne, M. Godar. CKM $1951 Row T: J. Kramer, J. Bross, J McIntyre, S. Mallory, M. Smerenberg, M. Huebner, M. J. Hamberg, 8 Gcbrieh E. Fehring, M Gehring. Row 2: K Tape, M. Rischmonn, J, Day, P. Soefe, J. Wcrburg, J. Pirman, MA Schroeder, C. Epp1er, M. Blount, J. Stuhi. Raw 3: M. Rank, M. Zahneis, B. Wolrer, C. Wilher, B. Hegge, R. Schulte, C. Sieinle, L, Wagner, J. Kennmg, L. M. Ryan, M. Wuest. gaming, 8 mm f0 Ifng M? Typing stencils and mimeogruph- ing gives future business women, Margie Binder, Mary Rischmann, Wilma Bley on occasion to apply their knowledge Through the Junior Red Cross, American students send packages to needy children in all foreign lends. Joan Hock and Pat Schinner are eager to help in this Worthy internationat proiect. Textiles, oil paintings, attractive Wrapping paper, exquisite Figun ines Were among the articles dist played by the talented art students J. Boehmcm and J. Lawler in the annual Christmas exhibit. 47 garb oz Wen. nfem'or eace jgme Com raw Row T: J. Sugars, P. McGraw, J. Slenger, G. Kroger, G. Mechley, A. Brozel. Row 2.- J. Long, A. Korre, K. BCH, M. Pieper, N Jaspers, J. Kohles, M. WeinleK Row 3.- P. Mucke, V. Dagenboth, B. Wuesf, R. Meyer, C. Roehrig, D. Erdmun, M. Sloan, J. A. TIHen. Row 4: J. Krrk, V. PErrmunn' S. Henkenberns, N. L. Herdd, S. A. Houch, M, Doench, H. Fisher, C. Grohl MA L. Hoenemier, M MundroH. 48 Under the expert eyes of an efEcienf medical team, sophor more students undergo a physi- cal Flmess examination G. Kroger and H. Koenig wait their turn, while the nurse ex- amines J. Kothman's feefh. . MK wpzm tag amtA Cfm OK 1952 Home economics sfudenfs, Duwe Twins, R. Jobsf, and ML Karwisch, examine and admire sample patterns of silverware. Row P: B. A. Cuppel, M. A. Henkel, '5. Sharp, M. A. Schimmal, M Bornemon, J, Kcrhmon. Row 2: K Middendorf, M. Moloney, A4 Mosier, L, Carr, M. Vonderhoar, M. Tewes, C. Wissel, S, Rinck, J. Fclz. Row 3: B. J. Paul, M. Kuhn. P. Dreiling, S. Reichl, S. Howery, J. Franks, C. J. Worth, J. Schramm, P, Hausfeld, Row 4: J, Rumsfetter, J. Baum, M. L Neil, J. Borgmon, J. Mudlener, J. Boer, C Kauffman, S. Fessel, F O'Brkzm 49 ogefAer in ct gone! 0f CAridfian mfg . . . Threading The mo- vie proiecfor are L. Heilemonn and G. Kroger. Rita Schut're explains a theorem of geometry to the class 05 Sister Mary Mercedes looks on approvingly. Row 1: M. Lungenbrunner, MV Eilermun, C. Rosfelder, D. Sfuerenberg, L. Schmuiie, 5 Berkemehar, L. BrendeL Row 2: E. Allgeyer, A. Ambrosius, C. Minges, G. Marx, M. Holfvagt, B. M. Linz, M. Lighmeld, B. Hoemmelmeyer, Row 3: J. Jehn, M. Rosfelder, H. Smub, A, Slenrz, H. Brauch, J. Duwe, J. Duwe, M. Bennett. Row 4: M. Kurwx'sch, C. Carroll, M. Kramer, M. Jacobs, R. Jobsi, J. Leisl, E. Hollgrewe. 50 Row 1: A. Belsch, M Thole, M. Bimmerle, C, Schimme1, M. L. Eowden, M. A. McCobe, M. Cullen Row 2,- K. Louis, A. Tessa, J Peters, M, E, Jones, P. Moriconi, Y. Hcrtoin, J. Schulte, B. Yass, J. Vogelsong, M. C. Meyer. Row 3: G. Lengerich, J. H0255, M. Taulbee, P. O'Leary, M. Volimunl R, Dehler, M. C. Schnelder, J. Summe, DA Fray Raw 4.- D Tape, 5. Tekulve, S. Horcn, D. Menke, M. J Shannon, R. Engsr, C. Hurrmcnm CKM J 7952 Raw T,- J Menke, M. J. Kruang, P. Hey, L. Heilemann, J. Schoenhurl, E. Corle, L Lambert P. Harris, D. Brodbeck, J. Albers, J. Auang. Row 2; V. Spodofora, M. Frey, R, SchuHe, S. Kunkel, H. Eimermucher, C. Kammer, J. A Schwietering, E. Fox, M. Dourson, P. Plugge, C. Murphy. Row 3: R Welch, G. Bohmcn, M. L. Burkhardr, H. Koenig, E. Huy, C. Miliz, D. Dogley, S. Dorgerl M. L. Steinle, J. Saolfeld. 51 3A8 oaf W xxgloloe f0 ffain The beginning of four happy years freshmen register, Soon they become a vital part of Mother of Mercy and its activities. wa 0,? 1953 Row 1: A. Balsch, J Thomas, D. Ballard, C Hol'grefe, M. Huusfeld, D. Schmidt M. L. Stevens. Row 2: R. Noehring, FA Ventre, E. Wind- holrz, M. Gebhard, M. L. Davisl A. Richter, M. Blazer, B. NeweH, C. Pefermnn, M. L. HDHme'L Row 3; L. Elsuesser, C Bleh, C. S1enger, VA Sieinme+z, JA Brisbin, R. Brungel, J. Schwab, M, Huber. Row 4.- J. Mclnryre, L. Brockhuls, P. Van Fossen, C. Smith, J. NeH, J, Young. 52 Row 7:1. Taylor, B, Huegeman, C. Rodenberg, M. A. Bengerf, J. B?bus, C. A. Celina. Row 2: G, Smyrh, M. Barnes, S Evans, R Raxfenberger, L7 Hclrgtewe, M. F. Bross, L. J. Korfe, C. Hessler, B. Frifz, S, Meyer. Row 3: J. Kloyer, A. Schoene, E Balihaus, C. Wessels, F, Bohrey, E. Suddendori, B. Bellman, E. Thdem, J. Volz, N. Biume. Row 4:.1. Dudiey, P. Murnun, W Tape, P. Simon, M. D'Arcy, M. Schwegmun, 5 Schoof, D. Nienuber, M. Hubert, M. Brcmes, L Lampe. Row 1: C. Burdick, M. Albers, EL MoHory, P. Meyerl P. BmHord, N. Kenning, E. Arszman. Row 2.- A. Hegge, M. Romer, C. Godcr, M. GeEser, D. Hcssdbeck, M, Hoesh R. M. Brefnitz, R O'Rourke, P, Kane. Row 3: M. T Blank, C, Young, C. Leurhesser, M, L Bremirz, J. Armsey, M. Christmon, C. Backhus, M. Koehler. Row A; D. Blounl, F. Jochum, J Salter, H. C Rush, PA Bruun, K Mum'sey, R. Frey, 53 Freshman dramatic students present their first play, The Thanksgiving Witch, direcfed by Miss Pulskomp. Cm $1953 Row 1; G. WoHer, J. A. Schuhe, B. Seeger, R. M. Plank, S. Trefzger, M. NessekuF. Row 2: M. Ricken, C. Hoesl, J. Rechhn, D. KeXsch, M. Kramer, J, Roy, J. Kien, M. R. Loesch. Row 3.- M. Blcsch, M. Manges, A, Dulle, V. Froehle, C. HOpper, M. Duwel, N. Meyer! K. Koebel, J. HoHrogge. Row 4.- C. Husecosier, M. A. Berlsch, S. Wissel, C Diehl, C. Glynnl M. Melson, A. Boyle, G. Boumonn, A. Menke. 54 SW? L. Marshall explains the use of the library To freshmen, C. Godar and P. BraFFord. Row 1; E, Fisher, M. L. Srenger, C, Wagner, R. Koenig, C. Kisfler, J. Helferich, M. A. Renneker, M Rosfelder, M. E. Roll, A. Ponhe. Row 2: P. Craig, C. Bluml M. C Heimbrock, M. A, Bernard M, Perers, M. Rowekcmp, J. Grannen, 5, Simon, B. Frey, P. Riser, M. A. Hoenemier, Row 3.- B. A. Brown, E. Neeley, R, M. Weiss, A. Wurzelbccher, M. Hayhow, M. McCabe, J. Geiser, H. Meyer, M. C. Lorenz, M. A. Stohl, P. Coplinger. 55 00a! eigllgor gefah'ond mm HIM?k de Mfg jingd fl JW Wm , jZmlf Clmm'ly St, John Laferan Basilica M?Af Z3145! Men in 01$ch Ozgofgerlwocz . . . 44th CAL'KCZVQVL 0h One iflmr m? Columnisfs A. Brinkmcn, J. Macks, and J, Carroll add color and variety fo the ordinary happenings of school fife. The assistance of reporters and typisfs J. Bross, C. Sfeinle, M. C. Frey, J. Umberg, and J. Jansen has kept the activities of the school in the public eye 58 9515514604! 150 g8 jmf gdlmm Editor Marilyn Stoeckle proposes articles while associate ediiors J. A. Weickert, M. Ginzinger, and M. Brunsman give their mark of approval. Journalism students, F Honan, E Nichoics, S. Shcefer, M. A. Thaler, M. Leisgong and ML Lower use mass production in wcrking on 59 the school paper. 0g6t 8I W WV; anal jam Hem Using the Holy Year for a Theme, The 1950 sfoff' editors, M. C. Felix, S. Bogenschufz and J. Brendei, lead the stat? in fhe gigantic task of transforming c1 Hdummy into an HAlI-Ameriwn. MfghU J. Tuccinordi, C, Menke, and R, Beil add the touch of art, necessary for on offroctive high scoring unnuoL N.owed Copy and deadlines are a never- ending topic, as production members, A. Gardner, A. Brinkman, J. Reichl, R. Ten oever, and E Moffhews prepare another manuscript 60 ' jgead, ccomp fidlu'ng Our L'm A typical afternoon finds stuH members, J. Weickerf, C. A. Kleif, L. Buzek, A. Colodo, busy with identifications us fhe yearbook nears compPeHon. Members of the bus- iness sfaFl', G. Nie- hoH', M. L. Meyer, D. Wehner, M, Brunsmcm, and K. Friefsch, organize drive for ads and patrons. 61 ?'de QUQfOIOIS X?FOLLAJQVZLOOCZ . . . Row 1: M. Leisgang, C Klett. Row 2: M. L. Schuefels, E, Nicholas, M. Stoeckle, M. F. Geier. Row 3: R. L. Walters, M. K. Buchmcnn, A Colcdo, S Shcefer, A. Berg, JV Brendel, C. Wolrering, M. Ohlhuur. j.gowe EVE angAfem SYNOPSIS ACTI: Scene 1. Morning-room m Longbourn February. ACT ll: Scene 7. Same. Morning in early March. Eleven days later. Scene 2. Same. Morning in late March. Three weeks later. ACT IH: Scene 7. Same. Morning in late July. Four months later. Darcy lS Shaeferl woos Elizabeth M. ColodoL l 5w! madlvwlf J OW GuyeTy, selfishness, romance . . . put Them all Together and They equal HI Have Five Daughters. The Mosque and Gavel Players again were suc- cessful in Their Tall producTion. Under The direc- Tion of Sister Mary Carlos, it proved To be c: memorable experience in November. Uppen Seared: A. Berg, J. Brendel, C. WolTering, S. Shaefer. Standing: MT StoeckTe, M. F. Geier. HI Have Five Daughters was made from The ever popular novel by June AusTen, Pride and Pre- iudicef IT is The sTory of The parenTal problem of Mr. and Mrs. BenneTT and The pride and pre- judice of Darcy and Elizabeth. IT is a story ThoT never will grow old because it excels its rivals in faithfulness To both The spirit cmd TexT OT Miss AusTen's masterpiece. Leif 1:: RTghh M. Lengcng. Seared.- A. Coludo, M. Stoeckle. Siundr'ng: M. K Bachmann, J. Brendei, M. F. Geier, C. KleTf. No one will ever forget The Three acts including The memorable visit of AunT CharloTTe To The Bennett household, Tupper righTT, The amazing return home of Lydia offer her marriage, Tmiddle righTT, and The very unexpected visz of Lady Catherine de Bourgh, Uower righTI. The climax of The ever-memorable presentation was Darcy's romantic proposal To Elizabeth, Hem. Seafed: A. Colado, M. Ohlhuur. 5!anding.- S. Shaefer. 25ng OZZUQJ. After Fay U. Umbergd bribes Hesfer 1M. K. Bachmonrd with a diamond ring, a family heirloom, she consents to let Chris M. Ginzingerl go to New York. SAbLgePt jfgy Marilyn Ginzinger as Chris Holt, takes her curtain call, thanking everyone who helped in her success. As her fellow employees look on, Anita M, Colado1 is fold by Miss Elliot U Niemonm that because of her flighty temper she has 1051 her iob. Left to Right: R. Minges, B. Rudemiller, C. VVindholtz, A. Colado, J. Niemann, M. L. Meyerl M. Ginzinger, J. A. Weickert. 7 at? NMAM M-mw Aunt Florence EM. F, Geied stops rhe argument between the mis Chievous Helen lJ. MiHer! and her sisfer, Nancy Arm UVL Brunsmu L Nellie WL C. Femd and Chris Usten g7 ' ij Henfive? as Fe recites one of her k, nor L J :11; a V V sister s Hnes from HNighf Laughter. Chris serves coHee 0nd doughnuts to Anita and Beulah MA. L. . - M Meyerl as Pat Ii Meyed says goodbye to Hattie Wk OhlhouH. Y 1 .. , ' W 5149514? Row 7: 3. Bellmonj H, SHmkorb, M. A. Lampe, M. A. Frey, D, Wehner, M. L. Douwe, J Boehmun. Row 2 J. Sarhorsr, B. Wthg, J. Weickerr, R. Zimmerman, A. Brinkman, M. BockhorsY, J. Lux, K. Bochmcnn, E. Nichoms, H. Hubig, E, Neumon, C. SeweH, J. CmroH, J. Weil, Row 3: AA Driscoll, 5, Simon, S. Dleckmon, R. Tape, M. E Daley, N. Peters, . ' 5 I ; N. Gollal, J. Guilfoykzl E. FEhring, B. Odenback, J Briede. ' I'. The Senior Glee Club has advanced the cause of music of Mercy 1-0 G new high. Entertaining of the Marion Day celebro- . - Hon, 0nd April Spring Concert etc, proved to friends the - II ; I A f results of their practice. Row 1: P. Kiehborth, B. Bium, C. Hoersr, M. A, Rupien, A. WeHer, L. Hoersi, C. Windholiz, J. Bruun. Row 2: MA Brunsmon, P Hulpin, M. Nekon, J. Hollenkamp, D. Wurzdbocher, R. Bloouer, L. Buzek, JV Ellensohn, F. Peters. B. Hegge, J. Cremms, J. Foth, F. Jonz. Row 3: C. Brown, J. A. Braun, C. Temming, L. Nessemuf, J Ruiher, A. Sedler, D, Kroger, J. Day. M, Giesler. Under 1he capable direction of Mr. J. g Fehring, the glee club was a great success $243 XOMLL'MJ . . . The audience is silent as the Glee Club begins the annual Christmas Carol Program The Glee Club sings the recessional as once again the Carol Program has come to a dose, With a touch of the Christmas spirit in their hearts the Glee Club is prepared for a program of the traditional Carots. Row 1: B. Fehring, J. Young, M. Tuutbee. Row 2: H. Fisher, 8. Hegge, J. Boehmun, A. Driscotl. Row 3: M. Hoyhow, HT Hubig, J. Atbers, M. J. Shannon, E. Fisher, L. Mcrstull, N. Cnptinger, R. SehuTte. J. Stenger, L. Brockhous, JT Meyer, E, Fehting. Row 4.- M. A. Blazer, MV L. Stenger, M, Fieper, C, Wagner, P. Harris. Orcltejfra The orchestra consists of twenty-Tour members end is under the direction of Mary Jean Shannon. The blend- ing of their individual skill makes the harmonious melo- dies. The orchestrots splendid cooperation in rendering selections for the Senior Class Play and Masque 8T Gavel plays, assemblies and other programs will always be remembered. Wad me rum, auelj ? The Masque and Gavel Chapter of Mercy, consisting of 33 girls who have shown ability and cooperation in speech activities is omliated with The 'tNoTionctl Speech Society at Northwestern University. During The year The members present recitals, produce plays and com- pete with other schools in The Greater Cincinnati Speech League. Seated, Row J: E. Neumann, M. Leisgnng, J. A. Brass, J. Brendel, 5. Fritz, M. Netson, H. Specht, E. Nichotcs, M. Ginzinger, C. Ktetv, F. Junze Row 2: A. Colodo, C. WoITering, L. Buzek, D. Kroger, M, L. Meyer, M. Stoeckle, J. Umberg, M. Lower. Standing: 5. Bogenschutz, M. Ohlhcut, M. K. Bachmann, A. Berg, G. Niehoff, S. Shaefer, M. F. Geierj J, Ruther, B. Willig, M. L. Schoefers, M. Rischmonn. 68 Seofed; M. Bockhorst, C. KleH, M. Ginzingm, A. Jaehnen, Me Brunsmun, Je Mcrsiull, M. F. Geier, M, Krisch, M, J. Bth, Sister M. Nberl. fgltydicj Cyan; Alfhough small in number, with only thirteen membemJ fhe Physics Club proved To be extremely ocfive. Presi- dent Margie Krisch presides over ihe bi-monfhly meet- ings which feofure demonstrations by The club members. The dub selected the name, PULLEY PALS. Foih. Slundfng; l. Burhurst, M. A. Frey, M K, Bachmann, L. Cifzemijlrj 65:5 Minor explosions and strange odors are sure signs the Chemistry Club is in session. The MERCY MOLECULES headed by Joan Lowler and Imelda Broun, under the guidance of Sister Mary Berfrand, R.S.M., test analyze and probe info the elemenfs and their compounds. Seeded: W. Ware, M. Fil'xppine, K. McDonough, M. Fox, I. Eroun, M. Leisgang, B. Bhim, E. Kroger. Sianding: J. Behne, S. Moflory, MK L. Kampeh D, Horrung, B. Schneider, 8. Willig, B. Hegge, J. Luwler, .L Muckel M. Aug, E. Fehring, E. Nicholas, L. Zieverink, J. WEN. Seated,- E. Nicholas, J. Ruther, C, Frey, Ch Steinle, M, Leisgcng, J. Niemonn. Standing: J. Lowler. Y. Corr, 5. Dieckmun, J. CurroH, M. Weil, M. Lower, J. A. Brossh SDQAZZM? Cling To stimulate inferesl in current events and to increase Their scope of logical exfemporcneous thinking, the Debating Club vocally bcftles for their contentions. Frequently challenged by debaters from o1her schools, they defend their arguments in bursts of oratory which bring honor to their school. gag? CM In September The Biology Club had its first meeting, at which Jackie Sugars was elec'red president Throughout the year the group has taken interesting and educa- tional Trips To California Day Camp, Horrodsburg, Calumet Farm, and Spring Mill, Indiana. At the monthly meeting the enferfoinment is eifher a scienfif'lc movie or lecture. Row 7: J, Kalhmun, J, SchuHe, B. Yuss. Row 2: L. Brendel, J. Ausfing, J. Schoenharl, J. Menke, J. Albers, G. Kroger. Raw 3.- FK Harris, L. Lambert, H. Fisher, E. Fox, M. McCobe, J, Summe, P. O'Leary, M. Thcie, M. Tauhbee, M. l. Bowden, S. Dorger, Hh Koenig, Ch Murphy, Dh Brodbeck. Row 4: J. chelsong, V. Harmin, M. E. Jones, M. Bimmerle, J. Wexl, C. Carroll, C. Miliz, C, Kommer, A. Tassei, D. Menke, L Sienger, Mh J. Shannon, M. WeH, M. Doulson, M, Fox, Bogenschutz, J. Gu11foyle, J, th, Emun, 5!. Sum. Seated: J. Lowler, J' Meyer, K McDonough, H. Hobig Cfaddicai Cling Buzek, B. SChneider, J. Behnc' I. D. Harwng, Standing J. Brende1, M. A, Frey, M. Lower, M. J. Slum, I L. . Burhorst, S. F. Jonzl M1 Leisgang, HVenimus, Vidimus, Accipimus. Furthering this motto, The Senior and Junior members of the LoputineHae Lorin Club have taken 0 strong interest in Roman and Greek customs. Highlighting their monthly meeiings were programs featuring educmionul Talks and slides. A Roman Banquet, cs weH as Latin Week programs, was induded in the activities of the 1949-1950 school year. Right Seated. C. Frey, M. C. Felix, M. Ohlheur. Stondr Jug: L. Marshall, M. Malhemnjim gmxwr 519m? 191 Our master mathematicians are busily engaged in the preparation of papers to be presenfed of the annual Math Colloquium here May 6. 39a 1155A C714; The Spanish Club wifh M. Oh1huut, president, meets with Sister M. Catherine the hrst Friday of every month. An annual visit to the Spend ish Inn and celebation of PcmiAmericcn Week are two of the activihes of The Club. Srcndr'ng: C. Came, J, Sugars, G. NiehoH, M. F. Geier, N. 601101, CA Bermudez, P. Digman, Semed, Row 1; B. Mendel, D. Sanders, GV Brackhaus, A. Co1odo, E. Porch, R. Tenoever. Row 2- N1 Peters, M. Ohlhcur, M. Dehne, J. Luken, A. Robin, mn, M. A. Guerrero. L. Meyer, M. Ginzfnger. 71 It . . Pager OLVLJ Once again Mercy has its miniature pilgrimage to Fatima. On October thirteenth, the campus was spotted with the familiar blue and white uniforms of all the Mercians as they formed 0 living rosary along the winding path, leading to the grotto dedicated to Our Lady of Fotimot As she repeated each Hail Mary, the heart of every student was filled with on undelinable pride that swelled to the greatest of heights when witnessing the final and most impressive moment of the procession e enance jgone CCLVL 561116 tA 72 e W10! 77 the blessing of the stone grotto by Father Connell, the chaplain. By participating in this inspiring procession to Fatima, the students at Mother of Mercy, in their own little way, fulfilled the Holy Year plea of Pope Pius XII for a crusade of peace. When forming this procession of a great human family, they also gave an excellent example of the good will which the Holy Father pro- claims will give honor and glory to God and hasten the coming of a long-uwoited peace on eorthfl Cranberries, pumpkins, fruits, puddings, and varied can goods were among the many Thanksgiving delicacies sent by Freshmen B to Queen of the Angels mission in Dayton. It was lust their way of saying Thank you, dear Godt Choperones, Mr. G Willig, Mr. and Mrs. H. Brendel, Mrs. WiHig, Mr. and Mrs. H. Zimmerman, and Mr, and Mrs. G. Brunsman, smiling their satisfaction, enioyed cm ever-memorcble evening at the 'tKran- berry Krush. All hearts were truly young and gay when Mrt Turkey paid c1 visit to the Junior-Senior Thanksgiving dance, HKrunberry Krush, which was sponsored by the PTA on February 2. The Cafeteria, bedecked in all its splendor, served as the ballroom and seemed to know how important a part it played in this oHoir. Ftouting in on the wings of a lilting song, provided by Wally Bollinger and his orchestra, Mr. Turkey Filled us with joy of u neverhtovbe-forgotten evening. Mrs. Beil is presented wifh a gift from Santa at the M. Meyer kneels m the feet of the little Babe of Bethle- PTA's annual Christmas party, Seniors sing carols in hem. The entire crib set was modeled by the art class appreciation for their attractive lobby. jaafitionaf Cyrih . . . 55mm . . . ightec! 31295 By Their charity in sending beauiiful gifts To their mis- sion, freshmen, M A. Bernard, C. Wagner, K, Lorenz, The PTAhs annual Christmas parfy, with Father Connell and M. Rowekcxmp unselfishly spread Christmas ioy to as guest of honor, was observed under the direction of less fortunate people. the homemuking class. Mary Giesler sings after her coronation as Queen of Typical of the seniors enioying the occasion were I. the Senior Bull. Her attendants are Lucille Buzek and Bcrhorst, Rt Bell, Dt Enxef,M.A. Lampe,undthefr escorts. Jo Ann Weickert. . . . am! lanced jalc! f0 yufdiale eadon The Marie Antoinette Ballroom, Tony Cappo's music, The choperones, also enjoying an evening of entertain. along with ftowing gOWns and decorative corsoges, ment, give c1 smile for the photographer. mode it Cl memorable evening. Weighing the students is a part of the physical exam- ination given annually. M. Kenkel stands on the scale as J, Vogelsong, Mrs. Nurre, and M. L. Bowden record her weight. Good health is essential for an active interest in school activities. AGLKLLA . . . graigluf Practice in giving cu iite-like doll a both is pctrt of the Home Nursing course oFtered at Mercy. Mrs. M. Sims teaches the seniors to cope with any emergency which may arise. Students also learn to accept responsibility in the home as mature Catholic young women. A verdict of perfectly healthy was given Pat O'Leary, Pat O'Brien, and Marlene Toulbee by Mrs! Nurre. The foot test was another vital part of the sophomore physical examination. gag! 150 eyappinedd Senior Sue Shaefer holds the watch awarded to her during the annual polio campaign, as Mr. Joseph Albers, chairman of the drive looks on. Another Senior, Joan Brendel, who also worked untiringly for this cause, admires the many and beautiful presents. Just a pencil and paper is all N Peters, C. Davis, M. A. Lampe, and D. Biasch need, Perhaps these Mercicns will be the future creators of masterpieces, causing all to say proudly, HThot's c1 Mercy girlf Round the clock fashions, suitable for any time of day, were the keynote of the Junior fashion show. G. Noth, A. Walsh, D. Blount, J. Ramstetter, R. Kinne, Ji Baum model and prove fashion and modesty do mix. Mglb jrf leuefopj Geafiue jgifdy Seniors are measured ior cops and gowns. Mrs. Nurre measures Anne Sedier while Janet Meyer awaits her turn. Both of them dream of that long awaited event h graduation day, climax of their four years at Mercy High. Let Christian modesty be the shining badge of our strong-heorted youth. This motto is carried out by the SDS, whose President, Claire Ann Ktett, models 0 formal tor Agnes Brinkmcn, Donna Hortung, and Jo Ann Bross. 59 A it mm; shy m 1.3.ng Upper Left: K. McDonough, B. Schneider, l. Bcrhorst, and L. Buzek encourage girls to save their pennies and nickels during Lent for the Bishop's Relief Fund. Left Center: R. SchUHe and M. C. Fehx Fmd packing quite intereshng, knowing fhuf the needy people ore being helped. Lower Left.- J. Austing and J. A. Schweifering discover that the Cofholic press publishes many inieresring books. Upper right: Mercyhs orafors, M, Weil, M. Lelsgcng, M. Schroeder, and B. Hegge urge all To take up their arms 7 prayer and brolherhood - against the enemies of our faith, Lower thf: A daily check of oftendonce i5 kep'r by AA Sloan, M. Giesler, M. Doench, C. Feldkump, A, Sedler, and SA Henkenberns. M. Ohlhaut, Mi Ft Geierl C. Hotzschuh, M. Neison, R. Belt, J. Reichl, l. Barhorst, D. Futter, J. Miltert On May 17 0 group of Mercyis iuniors and seniors board a special section of the t'chtionul Limited. The train carries them eastward through picturesque Ohio and West Virginia to the heart of our greet and demo- crctic nation . . . Washington. jcfiwlfied J. Kramer, C. Kemme, and E. Arszman sell tasty after lunch snacks to B. Sharp and B. Cappel. The courtesy of the girls behind the counter, the cheery atmosphere, and the tempting articles at the counter make this a favorite corner. I'El have these books please! or KtCould you tell me where I could find this subiect? are two questions which library assistants, Mary Schroeder, Jacqueline Kothmun, and Linda Marstoll, are asked so many times a day. mmofe ihtlmdiadm After Holy Mass in the chapel, the 120 graduates were honored by the freshmen at the annual Communion Breakfast. A warm and friendly atmosphere penetrated through the cafeteria, as the seniors enjoyed a very delicious meal. Row 1: R. Westrich, M. Grove, L. Rosfelder, M. A Weber, L. Zieverink. Row 2: E. Timmers, D. Biasch, D. Enxell J. Meyer, J. Reichl. Bring Flowers of the Rorest i . Marilyn Ginzinger and attendants crOWn our gracious Lady. .1 O Matty, W Gown ghee . . . UOn this day, 0 Beautiful Mother, on this day we give thee our love. These words are on the lips and in the hearts of every Mercy girl at the traditional May Crowning ceremony. Held on May 12, the procession of students, each with on oftering of flowers, winds its way around Mercy's campus to the beautiful statue of the Blessed Mother, Queen of heaven and earth. Attired in a bridal gown, May Queen Marilyn Ginzinger places a crown of roses on the image. Following this the Senior Class, led by the attendants Ji Brendel, LA Buzek, G. Benson, M. J. Blum, and C. A. Kiett, makes an act of consecration to HMary, Mediatrix of all Graces. As always, May Crowning fills all Mercy students with greater love and devotion for Mary, their heavenly Mother and cherished school putroness. Today the stage centers Upon Mary, Queen of Peace. In honor of our Lady, happy students march about the campus, T Banquet is opened with cm ottering of salt to the household godst Senior and iunior members of Latin Club and guests dine in Roman style. I gOMOLVL - $74 garqowf To stimulate more lively interest in the Latin Club, and to enable the freshmen and sopho- more units to participate more actively, c1 Roman Banquet was suggested as on annual project The idea originated with the Senior Latin Club of 1949. This year, after weeks of pfanning, the banquet was held on the evening of May 16. Formal invitations, written in 1 Latin, were sent to the tccutty 0nd Alumnae members of the Laputinelloe Club. All were garbed in Roman costume. The dining hall was transformed, as it by magic, into a Roman peristyle. Before the banquet there was c1 grand procession into the dining hall, and accord- ing to the custom of the Romans an oHering of salt was made to the household gods. The freshmen, acting as slaves, served a meal of typical Roman styte. An entertaining program, including dancing, oration, recitations, and singing was presented. Latin students originate the idea of the banquet. Hard working slaves, members of the freshman class, relax. 52mg MA LLL'CQ T. . jACLt aquifice M?At Qign . . . Jaw m, M Sf. Mary Major's Bosifica 0V C?afemaf 6 am'ty in Wm! Exercise is essential for a healthy body; in physical education, sfudenfs learn its value. It develops good posture and sometimes aching muscles. The bends, kicks and toevfouching may seem monofonous 01 first, but soon 0H realize its importance. Row 1: .L Gvigg, M. Gleason, J. Lux, Row 2: J. Mersch, J Huberl, 5. Shoefer, M. A. Frey. Row 3: EA Holtgrewe, L. Buzek, H, Siirnkurb, l. Bcrhorsf, JA Carroll. Row 4: E. Adam, D. Kroger, D. Wurzefbacher, S. Smon, L Weickerr. Row 5.- D. Lengerich, M, Kroger, M. Dehne, S. Dev'me, A. Brinkman. 84 ! anal jcb'on SAWMWJ One of the many sports which supplies recrea- tional opportunities and helps rhe students to de- velop C! spirit of cooper- ation and sportsmanship. M. A. Frey, l4 Bcrhorsr, 5. Simon, M. BrunsmanV Give me C: horse I can ride, says P. Digman. The Bigner twins have 0 single interest - riding. 85 a air fag Xyowed Mg 3 antlwwmdfic Jt Mersch, M. Dehne, J. Grigg, M. Gleason, J. Rntterman, E. Hcltgrewe, M. Brunsman. Xging pong uffeggaff Whether practicing for the spring ping- pong tournament, or merely playing for pleasure, many enioyable hours are spent betting the tiny white ball over the net. Anyone can knock a ball as big as that over the net . . . and so it was thought until it was tried. After vigorous attempts girls volley the ball with ease. D, Kroger, J. Carroll, M. Gleason, L. Buzek, D. Lengerich. QOLWLWOVh . . . gowfmg It's a strike! This cry was heard often on Thursday afternoons at Wultzts Lanes cs Mercyts bowling teams demonstrated their skill, High on the list of individual scorers were Janet Meyer, Alice Driscoll, Mary Ann Davis, Esther Meyer, and Joan Day; while the Pin Ups captured team honors. The bowling secr- son was ctimoxed by a Headpin Tournament in addition to the annual awarding of trophies to the winning team and the individual with the highest average. As secretory, Janet Meyer had charge of the tournament and other bowiing activities 5 M This continues as the Favorite sport of many. Seaped: M. Thaler. In addition to perfecting their skit! in hitting, Zuhneis, J. Luken. running, and fielding, many valuable lessons in teamwork are learned. Standing: Ci Zimmerman, M. A. Davis, M. D. Kroger, D. Lengerich, L. Buzek, Ji Carroil. f 000! gorbmamluyo . . . gajAefgaff Dribbling, extremely important in any basketball game, is practiced by Agnes Brinkmcm thers actively par- Hcipofing are H. Stirnkorb, D. Wur- zelbocher, and J Raffermon. H. S?Ernkorb, D. Wurzelbacher, A. Brinkmon, .l. RoHermon. In basketball, as in every sport, fundamental skills must First be ieurned. Here the underhand pass Es shown by S. Devine, J. Hubert, D. Wurzelbocher, and H. Sfirnkorb. S. Devine, J. Hubert, D. Wurzelbacher, H. Stirnkorb. 88 Sneem Goperafion . . . Future stars easily learn how f0 make the four kinds of passes. D4 Wurzefbccher, S, Devine, H Stirnkorb, J, HubeM, E. Adams, R. Scherzinger. Shooting baskets J accurately means extra points for the team. H Stirnkorb, D Wur- zelbocher, E. Adam, R. S-cherzinger. 89 in Wing deflaer eaceagfy. Sewed: E. Lay, L. Can, 5, Kuhlese Kneeling: J. Folz, MT L. Kompel, J. Kahles, C. Groh, N. Diesman, P. Halpin, E. Kroger, C. Kenron. Standing: M. Karwisch, Mrs, Nulre, J. Ellensohn, R. Scherzinger, M. Langenbrunner, R. Schutie, M. J. Hamberg, Me A. Davis, J. Borgman. At long last one of fhe dreams of Mercy girls has come true. The school entered the CYO league and competition began The basketball team was composed of senior cheerleaders, Euniors and sophomores. The games have been fast, but not always favorable. Alfhough the f'lrst game with Regina High resulted in defeat, it was a moral victory-score TS to T7. The basketbaH season was closed on Sefon's cour'rs with the score 17 to T4 in Seton's favor. Sportsmanship, no? victory, is The aim of all sporfs. Basketball has spurred sporfs-minded students To greater heights. 90 1950 .Syenior Cfowd :birectorg ADAM, E ..................... Refinemenf plus thoughtfulness ...................................................... 3194 Werk Road ........................ MO 6880 AUG, M ...................... friendly unforgeffable smile .......................................................... 4 051 Harding Avenue ................ MO 1030 BACHMANN, M. K....A pfeasing voice never to be forgonen ........................................ 3 972 School Section Road .......... MO 5393 BARHORST, I ............... C eoseless in her efforts to help of! ................................................ 572 Pedretfi Avenue .................. WA 8092 BELL. R ......................... A 1hrecrd of friendliness thail never wears out ............................ 3675 Herbert Avenue .................. HU 0359 BENSON, G ............. Generous and sincere ro everyone .............................................. 1973-G Suffer Avenuel ..MO 5696 BERG. A ....................... Poised, graceful With mischievous eyes ...................................... 3385 Robb Avenue .................... MO 0794 BERMUDEZ, C ............. A Spanish Miss wfih bubbfing conversafion ................................ 4 182 Homelcwn Avenue ............ MO 7367 BIGNER, M .................. Lively . . . full of mischief . . . a frue friend ............................ 3758 Hubble Rood ...... v ............. JA 9618-R BIGNER, PAM ...... T alented and gay with popu1arify plus ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3758 Hubble Road .................... JA 9618-R BIMMERLE, L ................ Friendly to all in a quief way ........................................ .,.1237 Carson Avenue .................. WA 0535 BINDER, M ................... Presenfs a calendar of dain kind deedsa,...m..,.Mm,,1.,,...,.......4225 TurriH Sfree'r .......................... Kl 1033 BLASCH, D ................... NecnL 'n nice with mcmy friends .................................................... 3713 Frances Avenue .................. HU 4333 BLEY, W ....................... Blue eyes, blond hair . . . sincere ............................................... 7808 Joseph Street .................... JA 8066-1? BLUM, M. J .................. Friendly winning smile . . . combinah'on of sweet delicacy ...... 7361 Hickman Sfreefmn U JA 4291-M BOCKHORST, M ......... Lady fair . . . voice of an angel .................................................. 1974-E Suffer Avenue.5............V,MO 5771 BOGENSCHUTZ, S ..... Life of fhe party in a simple way ................................................ 3126 Coral Park Drive ................ MO 1132 BRAUNJ ..................... A kind Joving heart . . . sparkling eyes .................................... 280 SpringdaIe Road .............. DO 6357-13 BRENDEL, J ................. Neat as a pin . . . preffy as a rose petal.................0.0.,.,..........3264 Werk Road .......................... HU 2786 BRINKMAN, A ............ fo wifh her sociable, Winsome ways ........................................ 1590 Van Zond1 Road .............. JA 7119-R BROCKHAUS, G........An artistic miss 1 . . pleasing personalr'fy .................................. 5608 Harrison Pike ...................... HU 2369 BROCKHAUS, R .......... Casual . . . carefree as the birds of 1he air .............................. 5608 Harrison Pike ...................... HU 2869 BRUNSMAN, M .......... A leader . . . willing . . . earnest ............................................ 3979 Davis Avenue .................... MO 6092 BUZEK, L ...................... An Irish colleen wifh a twinkle in her eyes .................................. 3208 Coral Park Drive ................ HU 4556 CAPLINGER, N ........... A carefree miss with much pep ...................................................... 6958 Noble Avenue .................. JA 4890-1 CARROLL, M. J.,.........Blue eyes, red hair . . . as Irish as Irish can be ........................ 2855 Fischer Place ........................ HU 2497 COLADO, A ................ A SWeet little maid with striking freshness. ......................... 3 618 Meadow Avenue ................ HU 3486 COWDERY, M. A ....... A quief little girl, sweer and gentle .............................................. 1909 Harrison Avenue,.............WA 6014 DALEY, M. E ................ Cheerful, pheasant, a friend to all ................................................ 1857 Glendora Avenue.1....J.V...V...RE 6380 DAVIS, C ..................... Gracious, talented in art ................................................... 1615 Knowlfon Avenue..............MU 0635 DEAN, R ...................... Advenfuresome, enthusiasffc, enioys a good time ...................... 4026 Runnymede Avenue............A.Kl 1912 DEHNE, M ................... Free and easy, loving :0 her friends .......M......V...............V.......3939 Drew Avenue ...................... HU 2963 DEVINE, S .................... A chic little miss . . . winning smile ...................................... 7343 Joseph Avenue ................ 3A 9378-W DIGMAN, P ................. Am'sn'c, one of me berfer equesfrfennes ...................................... 1570 Wynnburne Drive .............. WA 0123 ELLIS,J .......................... Kind 1 . . good-nafured in every way ........................................ 4128 St. Martin Place ................ MO 4129 ENXEL, D ..................... Eni'oys life in a quiet, defighffuf way ............................................ 378 Ebenezer Rood ...................... HU 1855 PATH, J ........................ A genuine school interest, oursfonding principles ..................... 2603 Harrison Avenue ................ HU3314 FELDKAMP, C .............. Nice to know for her friendJiness and pleasant air .................... 663 Anderson Ferry Road ............ GR 1864 91 1950 532145014 676155 2551425th FELIX, M. C ................. Always lends a helping hand, a true friend ................................ 2764 Eugenie Lane ...................... HU 0552 FREY, C ........................ Fun to work, play, and be wifh always ...................................... 3489 Blue Rock Road .............. JA 7606vW FREY, M. A..................M1xes pleasure with duty .............................................................. 3050 Sheldon Avenue ................ JA 8142-R FRIETSCH, K...............A sweef, pert, Friendly Mile girl .................................................... 5433 Karen Avenue .................... MO 6848 FULLER, D .................. A frue friend wifh a sweef personalffy ........................................ 4 088 Race Rood ............................ HU 3236 GARDNER, A..............Kfnd and amicable in her quiet way .......................................... 3469 Kleeman Road .................... MO 5918 GEIER, M. FA ray of knowledge, another of friendliness .............................. 10404 M111 Rood .......................... JA 7919-J GIESLER, MA fragile beauty, heavenly voice, angelic smile ........................ 6955 Gilbert Avenue .............. JA 9944-W GINZINGER, M ........... . AOur Schoo!I President generous of fime and talents ................ Box 387 R.R. 14 ............................ HU 0524 GLEASON, M, A........A cure, mischievous IifHe girl ........................................................ 3407 Mayfair Avenue .................. HU 1936 GRIGG,J .............. 4 demure young miss, charmingly reserved .............................. 3207 Mozart Avenue .................. HU 6090 GROSARDT, A ............ Sweet and simple with c: twinkle in her eyes ............................ Box 401 R.R. 14MO 5986 GROVE, M ................... ' 'Mickey with her cheerful manner, many frfends...................V..2803 Rosebud Drive.5..................MO 1448 HAYDEN, A...............Jnvigorating and irrepressible . . . fhrives on excitement ....... 3840 Lovell Avenue .................. MO 0719 HOERST, 1. ....... ..Gruced with on unrumed composure , , . c: nonchalcmf air ..... Box 208 R. R. 2 ........................ CL 6826-J5 HOERTH, R. Am. HSWeef crs apple cider ................................................................. 3223 Phoenix Avenue .................. MO 0945 HOFFMANN, P.. .....Bubbh'ng over with conversation ................... ...1962 Baltimore Avenue.....5.....H.WA 1306 HOLT, M ...................... A pert, NtHe girl with a carefree disposition. 52836 Ruberg Avenue .................. HU 4798 HOLTGREWE, E .......... Showered wiih giffs of kindness for ofhers..... ...1839 Forbes Street ...................... WA 3539 HOLZSCHUH, C. A....Tokes life seriousfy bu? in a charming way ................................ 3879 Race Road .......................... MO 3643 HUBERT,J .................... Skip Wifh an infectious giggle ................................................ 4170 Apple Avenue..A,A.V.A..........JMU 1974 JAEHNEN, A ............... A combination of gentleness and calmness .............................. Box 270 Cieves-Wurscw Pk...TU 7986-W KAISER, J. A ................ Brunefie . . . grace with an air of pieosoniness.......V...,..,.,.....,.5548 Bridgetown Road .............. HU 4261 KLETT, C. A ................. A Cheerful 11'!er girl . . . creates a sunny atmosphere............6770 Cheviot Road .................... JA 3289-1? KRISCH, MAn ex-Setonion . . . a ray of sunshine ........................................ 2760 Queen City Avenue ............ HU 2961 KROGER, D ................. Delightful 0nd cordial to OH .................. ...2766 Montana Avenue ..... ...7HU 6177 KROGER, M ................ Always on hand wiih a wiHy remark .......................................... 6930 Coleruin Avenue .............. JA 8217-J LAMPE, M. A...............Makes or habit of pleasing others ................................................ 5094 Sumter Avenue .................. WA 0809 LENGERICH, D ............ Glowing conversationalist wifh a touch of mischief .................. 3011 Van chdt Rood .................. JA 7941 LITTNER, K ................... S hon, sunny, sweet . . . our Katie .......................................... 1833 Forbus Street ...................... WA 7677 LUX, J.....,...........,.........Hoppy in making her friends happy ............................................ 1405 Madison Avenue ................ JA 5844-J MACKE, T........... .....Neo:1l 'nfce . . . many friends ...................................................... 2128 Westwood Boulevard..,.,..,HU 6476 MAIBACH, J.... ......lnfectiously gay . . . always amusing... .................. 1759 Baltimore Avenue .............. WA 4063 MANGOLD, J.... .....-Affracfive . . 5 our trademark for style ............ .4..3404 Mayfair Avenue ................ MO 3884 MARSTALL, 1. .............. .A bundle of knowledge . . . inveterate reader.. ....2882 Werk Road ........................ MO 7331 MATTHEWS, E ............ Never ending friendliness to othersu .m3310 Hanna Avenue .................. MO 3474 MENDEL, B .................. Magnetic in making many friends ................................................ 3473 Robb Avenue ...................... MO 3326 MENKE, C ................... five feet fwo, eyes of blue, what our Htrle artist can do! .......... 2728 Montana Avenue. .mHU 4435 MERSCH, J ................... Crowned with the gift of loveliness .............................................. 4142 Kirby Avenue ........................ Kl 8809 MEYER, J .................... .Musicaliy talented with gracious charm .................................... 3265 Vif'rmer Avenue .................. MO 2543 MEYER, J ..................... A weH-mcnnered, weH-groomed, pfeasing personality.....J...J...1689 Westwood Avenue ............ GR 1644 MEYER, M L ................ A true, generous, active Mercfan ................................................ 3446 Boudinot Avenue ................ HU-4033 92 7950 .SZVLL'OF CKaM Eirectory M1LLER,JAn unselfish, Iovfng miss with happiness galore ........................ 1746 Stevens Avenue...... .JA7151-W MINGES, R .................. A Htt1e girl like CI mefody .............................................................. Box 241 Althaus Road ......................... MOLIQUE, M ............... G oy, jovial, afworys enjoys c: good time .................................... 3478 Mayfair Avenue .................. HU 4422 NELSON, M ................ Lovely to 100k at, delightful to knoww .................................... 5585 Karen Avenue .................... MO 4743 NEUMANN, E ............. Sugar and spice, and everything nice .......................................... 2774 Eugenie Lane..... ....MO 4769 NIEHOFF, G ................ True friend, CI heart overflowing with kIndnessu..............A,...,,.....1710 Westwood Avenuet...........WA 4080 NlEMAN, J ................. .An artistic miss with a beaming smite .......................................... 4 413 Harrison Pike ................... MO 7343 NOLKER, M ................. Gentle and fair, Ct maiden of artistic grace ................................ 3808 St. Martin P1uce .................. MO 1351 OBER, C ----------- ....A demure, fovable gfr1 . . . true friend .................................. 3418 Corrine Avenue .................. HU 2271 OHLHAUT, M.....1.......Thoughttu11y reftective, cm epitome of diligence ........................ 3083 Neisel Avenue .................... MO 3335 PETERS, N ................... A dainty loss, generous with her artistic talents .......................... 3 503 Meadow Avenue ................ MO 3486 RATTERMAN, J ........... A keen sense of humor as refreshing as o c001 breeze. ...,.2690 Fleetwood AvenUE.......I....MO 0192 R151CHL,J .......... ....Forgettu1 of seIf, thoughtful of others ................. .4171 Race Rood .......................... MO 4530 ROSFELDER L. V. ....A bondbox appearance, feminI'nI'ty to at 'T ............................ 3 948 Grace Avenue .................... MO 4859 RUDEMILLER 13 .,..Sweet and simpte loved by everyone 1722 Queen CI1Y Avenue... ......GR 0547 RYAN, P ....................... An attractIve Irish miss bubbling over with K1Harney humor ...... 2 108 Harrison Avenue N.HU 3973 SCHERZINGER, R ....... Sparkling as c: star with on ever jolly chuckle? .....3325 North Bend Rood .............. MO 4942 SCHMUTZ, R ............... Reserved in a sincere friendly way ................................................ 1921 Fairmount Avenue ............ WA 6244 SEDLER, A ...... ....A quiet maid, metfculous in all she does .................................... 4 440 Delhi Pike ................. GR 5927 SHAEFER, S .................. W ondertuf schooi spirit, pep, personahty plus ............................ 3 035 Juniettc Avenue .................. HU 2544 SIMON, S .................... A mirthtul miss , I V merry as the day is tongum. .,,,.........,......'I994 Baltimore Avenue .............. MO 3550 SMITH, V ..................... DethttuI . . . warmheorted ...................................................... 1614 West Belmar P10ce....l.....JA 4406-.1 STIRNKORB, H ........... Enthusiastic little morI'd' . . . CI basketball star ............................ 6946 Lu Boiteoux Avenue ........ JA 5442-R STOECKLE, M .............. V ivocfous and cheerfuf .................................................................. 3104 Phoenix Avenuev....V,v....V...HU 2045 TENOEVER, R .............. Radiant In her every kind deed ...................................................... 3746 MorydeH Place .................. MO 2464 TIMMERS, E ................. A petite Httle girf . . , cute as a button ...................................... 3884 Church Lonemq..V,..,.A...V....MO 5262 TREFZGERJ ................ Always kind, always laughing, always our Joanie ................ Box 426 RR. 14HU 3371 TUCCINARDI, J .......... Beaming smI'J'e adding to the happiness in her heart ....... V .......... 4 934 Glenway Avenue ................ GR 5976 UMBERG, J .................. A gracious, pfeosantfy reserved Mercicm ...................................... 3767 Darwin Avenue .................. MO 0089 WAGNER, R ............... Sweet and true to 011 her friends .................................................. 2645 Fenton Avenue .................... HU 3785 WANDSTRAT, R ......... An attractive miss with cm effervescent personality .................. 3538 Mozart Avenue .................. HU1960 WEBER, M- A .............. A magic smI'Ie as from Afaddr'n's 1amp ........................................ 4179 Homelawn Avenue ............ MO 3586 WEHNER, D ................ Wholeheartedly diligent In every school activity ........................ 2912 Eggers Place ........................ HU 5299 WEICKERT, J. A ......... A darling beauty . . . sweet as honey ........................................ 1707 Flora Avenue ........................ JA 4980 WEIL, M ....................... Friendly, ambitious, with a get up 'n go spirit...,........,....V.....A...Box 3 R. R. 2 .............................. JA 7037-13 WESTRlCH, R .............. Attains on art of femininity and sophistication ............................ 3258 Hildreth Avenue ................ MO 1729 WINDHOLTZ, C ......... A sweet, dimpled Httle girt smiling her way to your heart ........ Box 396 BridgetOWn Rood ........ HU 5986 WOLTERING, C ......... Brunette . . . charm p1us friendliness .......................................... 3405 Robb Avenue .................... MO 4476 WURZELBACHER, D,,,Refinement with Cl glowing personality ........................................ 1900 Bising Avenue .................... JA 4132-.1 ZIEVERINK, L..............A portrait of gentleness .................................................................. 3427 Locust Lone ........................ MO 7130 93 wfmigldg ghee anal alleyway 9200!, UP the 990d 92th .Syeleemger 18 Freshmcn-Sophomore Mission Dance. 21 Beginning of the three-doy picture taking epi- 7 Summer dreams are packed away. soda. 8 Opening M055 ' ' ' Senior class rings at IOSl' 23 Freshmen entertain in play . . . The Thankse 9 'lOld tamiliors . . . books! giving Witch. 21 Initiation . . . Freshies all a wonderin' . . . seniors 24 THANKSGIVlNG . .1 Mercy girls thank God for ready and willing, His graces and blessings. 2.3 Feast of Our Lady of Mercy . . . a free day! 27 Fashion Show . Alumnae model latest 28 National Mathematics Honor Society initiates fashions. SEVGH girls - - - 550103 Of course! 29 Dental Exams . . . Foot Inspection . . . Hearing Test . . . words ringing in the ears of our clear 01' $ Sophomores, the obliging patients. co er 30 Ninth period, closed door . . .class meetings. 2 Moricm Day . . . Glee Club performs at X Fieldhousel g $ 3 Eight new members initiated into Mosque and 952m 2 GGVBL 1 P.T.A. Christmas Party . . . Seniors entertain 6 P.T.A. shines today . . . Sterling Silvet rattle. . - . Senior Lobby completed. 12 Columbus discovered the ocean blue and we 2 M. Giesler chosen Queen of the Senior Ball have a holiday tool . . . J. A. Wieckert and L. Buzek attendants. 13 Feast Of Our Lady Of Fatima - - - Living ROSG'Y 3 Safety Institute of Walnut Hills, . . M. Leisgang, forms in second annual procession to the grotto. Chairman. 14 Gleanings makes its First bow. 7 Modest styles displayed . Junior S.D.S. 18 Theta Honorary Art Society initiates eight proud fashion show. seniors. 8 Feast of the Immaculate Conception. 19 Junior-Senior MlSSiO D07 e - .Fctther Jerome's 9 Science Talent Search Test given to physics class wit charms the girls. . . time to show that intellectual ability! 26 Mission Day . . . Freshmen and Sophomores take 11 Seniors take part in tlHello Teacher. ll easy. 15 158th Anniversary of the Dogma of the First 28 Process of redecorating Senior Lobby launched. Ten Amendments , , . Mr. Curl G, Werner lectures on The Bill of Rights. 22 6010 morning of entertainment . . . Christmas Wouemger holidays begin! 1 All Saints Day . . . A holy day and a tree day! 25 Merty Christmas! t . 6,7 Masque 8c Gavel presents lll Have Five 26 1;? night to remember; . . Soft mum, rustling Daughters. ormols - - . The Senior Ball. 8 Wyoming High . . . debaters and extempt students compete with St. X. y 10 Fun and excitement . . . Kranberry Krush a anuary big SUCCESS. 3 Back to school, like it or not! 11 Armistice day A - - A longer week-end! 4 Mr. Oraze gives inspiring talk on Fatima . . . 15 Punching their way through . . . Seniors take Colored movie also shown. state EXCITI- 5 Yes, that's what we like about the ice . . . u 16 St. Cecilia Recital. day oft!!! 17 Y.C.S. Holy Hourl 6 This you won't believe . . . another day 0H! !! 94 T W51; jKK OW 0 Mm eAZOKg year....n H 18 21 23 24 26 31 T 3 12,13 T'Shuberf Alley's opening night . . e 15 22 TO 13 T9 20 21 23 27 The ice melis . . . everything back 10 normal. 5. Shaefer represents Mercy or Polio Funde Oh! for some more of that ice . . . Exams , . . Freshmen-Sophomores begin retreat S. Shuefer chosen Princess of the Royal Family. Juniors-Seniors begin relrem . . . Firm resolu- tions and real fervor, Freshmen and Sophomores meet the fateful day . . . EXAMS. Juniors and Seniors pose for photographer. Mercy plays hrst basketball game .3; Arumy Mary Queen of Scots enacted by Miss EFecnor Schruum. Mission Dance . worthy cause. . . Juniors and Seniors sponsor a grand success! HHoly Reading Moketh A Whole Mun . . . Topic of Father Gonzcgo's informing Talk To student body. Ash Wednesday . . . Bishop's Relief Fund launched, Mari T'Dinner Purfy . . . A movie To reacquclint us with Mr. Etiquette. Mother-Daughter Luncheon . Toasfmislress. The Girl and Her City . , . spend day at City Hall. Artists all aglow . . . Scholastic Art Awards. Basketbal! season in full swing . . . Mercy vsA Regine. Oruforical Finals . . Mercy at O. L. C. Forfy-Hours Devotion. Open House of O. L C. . . . Seniors fake a look. Debofers on their foes . . . practice with Purcell. Vocation Ploy . . . Seniors shine as actresses M. Bockhorsf, M. K. Bachmon g'lve Goid Medal Voice Recital. Mofhers rest . . . F.T.A. holds Day of RecoIlec- fion. . . Ae Colado, representatives .M. Leisgong represents earf W jlmnh 95 29 26 28 30 Mrs. Berger reviews her book HCooking for Christ A . . S. Bogenschuiz, M. Sfoeckle present Gold Meduf Recital in Expression. jpri Z7 Sophomore droma'ric studen'rs enact The White Hand, 0 Ienten play. For He has Risen, Alleluia! Gold Medal Recital in Expression . . . M. Ginzinger, M. L. Meyer, E. Neumann. Mothers hustle +0 F.T.A. Junior Variety Show e . . Prom Queen announced. Sweet summer breezes and whispering frees . . . The Spring Concert. Debaters prepare again . Purcell? Memories and Star Dust . Senior Prom, Mercy-Elder present Mother Is A Freshman. . . Are you ready . . The Junior- may Second and closing performance . . success. Junior Dramatists present . . . The Poet and Whof Is The Matter Wifh Ann? Better hurry! No time to lose Caiholic High's Moonlight Cruise. Mathematics Honor Society holds colloquium and banquet in Dining Hall. Sewing class model own creefions. May Day! M, Ginzinger crowns the Blessed Virgin . . , Orientation Day. Junior-Senfor Latin students feast Roman Style. M. Leisgung, E. Nicholas, B. Willig, J. Trefzger, F. Janz . . . Silver Medal Recital I'n Expression. The always to be remembered . . . Class Night! Sophomores tree? Seniors to a picnic. Decoration Day . . . our last free day. gum; Closing Mass for Seniors . . . Liffle Sisters serve breakfast. The aim of our four years . . . huge . Graduofion, A Friend Mr. and Mrs. James Atkins Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bachmann Mr. and Mrs. H. Bley Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Blum Mrs. Edna Bockhorsf Mrs. Frank Bohrer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bruun Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Buzek Miss Neva Chaney Clovernook Paint 8 Hardware Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Colado Compliments of B 8t H Garage Compliments of The DaFey Family Compliments of the Daley Children ML and Mrs. Edw, Dean Mr. and Mrs. R, G. Flaig George K. Foster Miss Irene Gleason Mr. and Mrs. Gleason Miss Virginia Gleason John 0. Hart John Heimbrock Mr. and Mrs. Holf Bob Holzschuh Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Holzschuh Jeonne's Beauty Shop Elmer J. Kummerer Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Kroger Lenzer's Meats Litmer's Grocery rien A Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lux Compliments of Helen and Walter Moiboch Mr. John Charles Martino Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Merkle and Daughter Mr. R. Miller Montana Bakery Mr. and Mrs. George W. Pieper R. 2k H. Delicatessen Miss Louise Sackmann Clifford Schufer Complimenfs of a Friend Complimenfs of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. J. Schlick Rf. Rev. Msgr. William Schmitf Miss Esther Schwach Mr. and Mrs. C. Shuefer Shorten Grocery Sister Mary Clara R.S.M , R.N. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Smith AI Sfephan The Streamliner Grill Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trefzger Sr. Van Zandt Dry Cleaner Mr. and Mrs. Wagner Mr. and Mrs Frank L. Wehner Compliments of A. W. Wehner Family Mn and Mrs. George Weisbrodt Miss Lois Welfe White Oak Garage C. Winter and Sons Wolverines Club 96 OUR LADY OF CINCINNATI COLLEGE EDGECLIFF WALNUT HILLS A Four-Year College for Young Women under Hue direcfion 01c +he Sisfers of Mercy of H19 Union Province of CincinnaH 97 as wumwm m 4 ! i BRIDGETOWN MARKET GROCERIES AND QUALITY MEATS FREE DELIVERY MOn+ana 2255 4429 Bridgeiown Road WESTWOOD Pure Oil Service Harrison 8: Rafferman Phone MOnfana 972i Cincinna+i. Ohio DON LEE TAVERN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Arthur mew Wolf 57l7 Glenway Avenue MO 9889 670 BEER WINE GOOD FOOD GRUETER 8t SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS HA Homeiike Atmosphere AIR CONDITIONED 4022 Glenway Avenue BEST WlSHES TO THE SENIORS Sincerely Mr. c? Mrs. Charles E. Deye The Kirk 8! Blum Manufacfuring Co. Plan'r Equipmenf Depar+men+ Dusf and Fume Control Sysfems Cooling Sys+ems for Glass P1anfs Venfila+ing and Air Condif'loning lndusfrial Drying and Baking Ovens Manufacfuring Depar+men+ Special Sheef Mefal Produds Machine Bases, Fans 8! 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Norfhsfde Park Theafer Building Klrby ll70 Compliments of JOSEPH A. GUTHRIE EMERY INDUSTRIES. INC. QUALITY CANDLES Since I840 fms ELOWER WA 056 I WA 0562 LAWRENCE R. HEYL SURVEYOR 3976 Ru+h Lane Chevlof ll. Ohio LILIE'S PHARMACY N.E. Corner Glenmore and Monfana Avenues M0n+ana 28l0 Wes+wood YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD GARAGE i TOM'S AUTO SERVICE i Sfudebaker Cars and Trucks : Wesiwood ! MOn+ana 4000 GLEASON'S y SUNNY HOLLOW INN Prescrlphon Pharmacy y CHEVIOT. OHIO 4! I I Cincinnafi-Louisville Pike 3 for PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED FOR I WEDDINGS o ANNIVERSARIES AND DELIVERED PROMPTLY j RECEPTIONSE PARTIES MOnfana 6783 MOn'rana 9884 3 Every+hing S+ric+ly Privafe Chevioi' ll Ohio 3833 Applegaie Phone MO l098 1 BIGGEST MACHINE IN THE WORLD H's so easy +0 make a +elephone call! A five-year-old can do if. Yet when you use your felephone you have a+ your command +he biggest mosf complex machine ever made by man o ready +0 whisk your voice across Hue s+ree+ or across +he counfry. as you wish. H's BIG +o serve Hwe people 01: Hwe communi+y. o1c HWS nafion. bqu 1+5 operafion is geared +0 your individual need. The Cincinnai'i and Suburban Bell Telephone Company HARVEY'S BAKE SHOP 3863 Glenmore Ave. DISCRIMINATING FALK'S LUNCHETTE RYE BREAD A SPECIALTY 109 BUY IT BAKED . .a1'. . . The Second Na+ional : MARI-BETH BAKERY Bank of Cincinna+i 3824 NORTH BEND ROAD WESTWOOD BRANCH MOnhana 9794 Member of Federal Proprie+or P. Ginzinger Deposif Insurance Corporafion 1 Where onIy the besf ingredients 1 are used Pro+ec+ion and Profif in Every Direc+ion Over ZVZOA, $6,500,000 Assefs As of June 30, I949 Currenf In+eres+ Ra+e Cen+ral Fairmoun+'s policy of always being firer To give +he besf +0 +heir deposifors 0 all Accoun+s P +0 and borrowers. $5,000.00 Federal Insurance Come to Central Foirmounr for the Besf Profecfr'on and the Quickest Service. THE CENTRAL FAIRMHUNT BUILDING 8: WM Ell. CHEVIOT 3320 Harrison Ave. - FAIRMOUNT - I944 Harrison Ave. MOnhana 0287 WAbash I665 HO The J. T. Rufher and Sons Co. DAIRY PRODUCTS 4I l2-I4 Gordon S+ree+ Klrby 0969 HORACE F. LYONS ALL LINES OF INSURANCE Lyons BJdg. 37 l 0 Harrison Ave. Real Esfa+e Generai insurance MOn+ana 5356 CHEVIOT REALTY CO. EDWIN e. KAISER. Real+or 33 l2 Harrison Ave. 2565 Galbraifh Road. Cincinnaii 24. 0. Phone JAckson 9748 J. H. KROEGER 8t CO. EXCAVATI N6 5 BU LLDOZER 5 SCRAPER 5 SHOVEL Iasemenfs 5 Sewer Work 5 DH'ching Grading 5 Ponds 5 Erosion Con+rol Cincinna+i 24E Ohio WESTERKAMP LINOLEUM. BLINDS and CABINETS BOHRER'S BAKERY I I74 Harrison Ave. CH 9l49 BIRTHDAY $ WEDDING CAKES OUR SPECIALTY Private Art Lessons fOlL, CHARCOAL, CRAYON, INK, PASTELI FRANK A. KOHUS S+udio 5 69!? Kumier Ave. JA 75 I 2-W Fairmounf Hardwa re Co. I740 Queen Ci+y Ave.-WA 95l5 I772 BaH-imore Ave.--WA 9603 TELEVlSION Wes+inghouse 5 RCA. 5 Capehar+ HI H. MAUSE DAIRY PRODUCTS HCALL WA 0265 4442 Glenway Avenue Price Hill FURNITURE OF QUALITY THE STILLE 84 DUHLMEIER l200 Wade S+ree+ Cincinnafi. Ohio Compfirnents of ACME TREE SERVICE 529 Walnuf 5+. E. F. JAUCH J. C. JAUCH WESTOWER CLEANERS A Complefe and Sa+isfadory DRY CLEANING SERVICE MOn+ana OIOb 5086-88 Glenway Ave. Near Boudinof Ave. HARRY MEYER 81 SONS FUNERAL HOME 4989 Glenway Avenue WABASH 4I44 WAbash 0228 FOR THE BEST EATS EAT JUENGLING MEATS GUS JUENGLING 8t SONS, INC. 2869 MassachuseHs Avenue Cincinna+L Ohio 112 Complimenfs of ST. MARTIN'S YOUNG LADIES SODALITY Compliments of LAMBERT TRANSFER AND STORAGE MENKE-HEIL MOTORS. INC. DODGE7 PLYMOUTH 3500 Harrison Avenue Cheviot Cincinna+i I l, Ohio MOn+ana 7373 Compliments of BLOCK FURNITURE CO. Division of Steel Kitchens Corporation MOn+ana 7390 380l-03 Harrison Ave. Cheviot Cincinna+i I II Ohio MAIN TH EATRE ML Healfhy. Ohio JA 9544 S. 8: S. FOOD MARKET QUALITY MEATS-GROCERIES Fresh Fruifs and Vege+ables 7622 Hamilfon Ave. JAckson 7305 Na+ional Heai'ing Company ENGINEERS 8r CONTRACTORS I999 Cen'rrai Avenue Befween Mohawk 8c Brigh+on Cincinnafi I4. Ohio MAin 4620 Phone WAbash 2850 WM. HOFMANN 8: SONS Qualify Since 1905 PAINTERS AND DECORATORS Dlsfinch've GiHs Greefing Cards The Giff and Card Shop 36I5 Harrison Avenue Cheviof I770 Queen Cify Avenue WEDDING INVITATIONS AND CincinnaH l4. Ohio ANNOUNCEMENTS PARTY ICE lNSULATION . .. ALL TYPES Cubes Crushed Block MUNDET CORK CORPORATION 427 Wesf Four+h S+ree+ CincinnaH, Ohio WE DELWER TUxedo 7044 THE HOME CITY ICE CO. Compliments of JOHN C. GUMP YOUR REXALL DRUG STORE HALL'S DRUGS Harrison and Montana Avenues Prescripfions Phone MO 5797 Cincinna+i. Ohio 114 MANY BEST WISHES TO OUR FRIENDS AT MOTHER OF MERCY ST. CATHARINE PARISH RT. REV. MONS. WALTER A. RODDY FATHER FRANK LUTMER FATHER ROBERT SUVER DIAMONDS WATCHES J. C. HOCKETT J E W E L E R S 3633 Harrison Avenue MO 25l5 5+. Bonavenfure Social Club SOCIAL EVERY THURSDAY EVENING AT 1 8:30 l 1 IN MEMORY OF REV. WM. P. O'CONNOR R. I. P. Reiiremenf. Au+omobile. Burglary. Life, Fire. Bonds. Healfh 8: Accident Hospi+aliza+ion. Holdup HERMAN CLIFTON I N S U R A N C E HAMMERLEIN AGENCY Phone: MA I920 I8 E. Four+l1 5+ Bidg. BEST WISHES FROM 51'. Bonaven+ure Parish An Excellen'r Place To Dine and Drink GUIDARA'S Res+auranf and Cocldail Lounge 372 I Harrison Ave. Cheviof PRIVATE DINING- ROOM AVAILABLE For Reserva+ion5 . . , MOnfana 7408 115 Compiiments of BETTER BUY BUICK Heinz 8 Cones Inc. Mt HeaH'hy Your Wesfern Hills Dealer Merchan+s 8 NEW CARS - USED CARS Business Assn. SERVICE PARTS B. J. ROWEKAMP SONS. INC. 2620 Colerain Ave. M A N D E R Y' S CincinnaH. Ohio QU ALITY Fabricafors of STRUCTURAL STEEL 8: MISCELLANEOUS IRON Klrby I4lI-l4l2 DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone MO 06 I 2 116 EDW. H. ALICH WESTWOOD JEWELER 3000 Harrison Avenue Compliments of George Krech+ing FRANK SCHMUTTE HAR DWOOD FLOORS CONTRACTOR Floors and Sfairs Refinlshed 39I8 Grace Avenue MOn+ana 5 I 73 HATHAWAY STAMP CO. Exclusive Makers of KLEAR-PRINT Rubber Sfamp-Marking Devices MA I454 627 Main Sfree'l Cincinnafi 2, Ohio Compliments of William C. Ulrich HerFF-Jones CLASS RINGS AND PINS BEN RUBERG TAILORING and FURRIER 1 Remodeling - Relining Alfera+ions X 44I 7 Hamilfon Avenue Phone KI 642! 117 RINK AUTO SALES WILLYS 0 CARS 2 TRUCKS Mt Heath. Ohio JA 7149 MALTS ICE CREAM SODAS WAYMAN'S DAIRY BAR 3BI6 Nor+h Bend Rd. Cheviot Ohio Phone MO 9750 CREAMY WH I P SANDWICHES PRICE HILL PAINT 8: GLASS CO. 36H: Warsaw Avenue WA 2864 PHILLIP'S DRY CLEANERS DELIVERY SERVICE 4917 Glenway Avenue 3 Hours Service On Request WA 2202 Flowers From Under the Towers HARRY F. PIEPMEIR FLORIST 5800 Filview Circle Denf Overiook Hardware Co. Al. SCHMUTTE, Prop. LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED 4909 Glenway Avenue WAbash 3345 SONTAG DRY CLEANERS We operate our own plan? 3006 Harrison Avenue MOnfana 3230 ALL GARMENTS INSURED WEIL Firepromc STORAGE Warehouse Locai, Rural, lnfer-cHy MOVING Agen+sz N. American Van Lines 2535 Vine St. Cincinnafi Phones AVon l775. ! I l I 118 To the seniors of '50 we wish to soy May your blessings remain throughout the day May your years be happy, bright and gay This is our wish W from SOPHOMORE A JUNIOR A ICE CREAM CONES CUPS Farlo Indus+ries Inc. Reading. Ohio RELIABLE REPAIRING AND RECAPPING OF TIRES Fires+one Tires and BaH'eries - Accessories - Lubricaonn - Road Service MASSA Shell Service Propriei'ors DON MASSA -ART MASSA Phone: MO 9677 Harrison Ave. af Temple GREETINGS FROM FRANKIE. OSCAR. BIRDIES THREE AND ALL THE BUGS OF SOPHOMORE D SOPHOMORE B RECORDS SHEET MUSIC GREETING CARDS NOVELTIES SONG SHOP 35 E. Fiffh S+ree+ on Founfain Square LOU KRONER 8: SONS CHEVIOT CLEANERS 8! TAILORS 3820 Nor+h Bend Road CALL AND DELIVER IN CHEVIOT IT'S THE HUDDLE HUT 3726 Harrison Avenue Good Food-Cour+eous Service Friendly A+mosplnere OPEN 24 HOURS Phone MO 9860 Orders +0 Take Ouf Receive F'romp1L A++en+ion w 1 Compliments of GILT EDGE BAKERY Reading Road Home of Pafsy Ann Cookies Bus.. MO 6928 Res.. WA 5445 ED'S AUTO SERVICE Complete Auto Service and Refinishing EDWIN JAEHNEN 2325 Ferguson Road BEST WlSHES TO THE GRADUATES OF 50 FROM JUNIOR D 120 B U E K E R' S FURNITURE 8c APPLIANCES 49 I 0 Glenway Ave. WA 77I2 .Open Evenings HOMESTEAD CLUB HOUSE CHICKEN and STEAK DINNERS Pames. Weddings. Recepfions Open +1II moo AM. 7040 HamiHon Ave. JA 9408 Wrigh'Fs Dry Cleaning 4273 Harrison Pike Bridgefown. Ohio MO 2525 'THE FINEST IN FRESH DAIRY FOODS L. MYERS DAIRY Phone MOn'rana I942 3328 Gienmore Ave. JOHN STEH LIN Bevis. Ohio HOMEMADE SAUSAGE Made 1+5 way. by +he way if's made DO 6l64 NORTHSIDE SEWING SHOP NEW HOME DOMESTIC NATIONAL SEWING MACHINES YARD GOODS 0 NOTIONS. ETC, Your lndependenf Sfore Kl 5l33 WALTER P. DOLLE INSURANCE C0. General Insurance of all kinds C. J. BEIU Kroger. General Manager MARINE INSURANCE l23 Dixie Terminal Bidg MAin l203 THE COORS BROS. CO. 5l06 Gray Rd. KI 327! PURE DNRY PRODUCTS 121 JUNIOR B Roses are red Violets are blue We wish i0 extend Congratulations to you JUNIOR C FRESHMAN A F. A. Kamp Flooring Company ARMSTRONG 8c NAIRN LINOLEUM Goodyear Rubber Tile AsphahL Tile Linofile Linoleum Walls Cork Tile Masfipave Carpefs Accousfical Maferials Showrooms: 32 Wesf Sixfh S+ree+ Telephone PArkway 5770 SOPHOMORE C Compliments of Edward C. Gingerich The Mayor of Cheviof 122 ENGRAVINGS IN THIS BO K BY H INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING COMPANKY- ENC. WM. A. EFFLER JEWELERS KREIMERS Mt Healfhy - College Hill GROCERlES MEATS VEGETABLES Carson a+ Harding WA 0536 W E D E L l V E R Call JOE'Wtor your NORGE RANGES. WASHING MO 7354 1 MACHINES and REFRIGERATORS 1 J05. C. JAEHNEN I89l Hor+on. Cincinnafi, Ohio 123 JOSEPH A. ALBERS Reaffor MO 7480 AVONDALE DAIRY CO, 36 Clinton Springs AV 2387 CLIFFORD BALLHAUS Cleves Warsaw Pike WA 9120 PETER E. BERGMAN 1N8. 2501 Vine Street SY 9316 B1LL BERKEMElER Barber Shop 4120 Cin. Louisville Pk. ST. BERNARD CHURCH Taylor Creek MO 2554 BILLS MARATHON SERVICE Harrison 8 Kling MO 9804 BRODELL MOTORS 3441 Warsaw Avenue WA 4370 - WA 7988 MRS. ESTELLA BRODFHURER Chicken Dinners JA 8153 RICHARD C. BUNCHER Act and Bookkeeping Service CH 2050 BUNNY ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 9th and Walnut Street MA 6826 4 HU 4764 BUSCHE'S FOODS 5058 Sidney Road WA 6520 CARLL CAFE 1784 Carll Street WA 9814 CASA LOMA FOODS 5337 Glenwoy Avenue MO 9679 CASSIDY'S GARDEN Springdale 8 Thompson JA 8950 CHASE AVE. DRY CLEANERS 1632 Chase Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio J. T. COLINA HEATING 1712 Blue Rock Street Kl 8310 gwdinedd patrond Complimenis of A FRIEND CONLEE DRY CLEANERS 1455 Harrison Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio COVEDALE DELICATESSEN 5100 Sidney Road WA 9429 CROW1S NEST 4544 W. 8111 Street WA 9874 CATHERINE'S BEAUTY SHOP 7418 Hamilton Avenue Mt. Healthy DO 6007 JOHN DANNECHER 8 SONS 2511 Beekman Street Cement Work DEHNE FRIENDLY SERVICE Glenway 8: Texas WA 9688 DELANEY WOOD HEEL 4015 Cherry MU 5353-5354 DHONAU ROSENACHER Funeral home K1 0511 DON-S BEAUTY SHOP 3218 Harrison Avenue MO 9678 DORNETTE COAL 8 COKE CO. 3825 Race Road Cincinnati, Ohio E 8 B BAR 3703 Harrison Avenue MO 9801 EARL'S SERVICE 1840 Van Zondf Road JA 9030 CHARLES A. ECKSTEIN 299 Werk Road MO 6525 ERNST BlLLlARD HALL 2nd Floor 3351 Harrison Avenue FAIRMOUNT THEATER Corn 8 Seegar WA 9879 FAIRWOOD FOOD SHOP 1930 Harrison Avenue WA 9579 124 FEHRING HARDWARE CO. 5553 Bridgetown Road MO 7977 - We Deliver FLICKER INN NITE CLUB Harrison Pike, Taylor Creek MO 9814 THE FREEZER 4501 Bridgetown Road MO 6060 A FRIEND n- FRESHMAN B FRESHMAN C FRESHMAN D GENE'S FOOD MARKET 3951 Delmar Avenue MO 2480 GENE'S SHOE REPAIR Harrison 8 Montana MO 9735 GEORGE 8 RAYS MEATS 3400 Harrison Avenue Cheviof GLENMORE DRY CLEANERS 5709 Glenway Avenue MO 6447 3431 Harrison Avenue MO 2511 3731 Glenmore Avenue MO 0252 GLENWAY PONY KEG Beer and Wines WA 9970 We Deliver GROSBECK BEAUTY SHOPPE 7960 Colerain Road JA 9690 GROSBECK FOOD STORE Colerain 8 Galbraith C C. GROFF MILLING CO. 1586 Covered Bridge Road JA 7011 GUTTING'S BAKERY 1866 Wesfwood Avenue WA 8898 GLENMORE BEAUTY SHOP 3318 Glenmore Avenue MO 0147 HANDY WINDOW SHADE CO. 905 Vine Street CH 4020 ROGER HANEBERG HANK'S CAFE 2568 Beekmun Sfreef WA 9782 HARRY'S somo SERVICE 4521 w, Eighth WA 9793 JOHN O. HART Contractor, Carpenfer MO 3344 HARTUNG'S CAFE 4400 Glenwoy Avenue WA 9805 HEINTZMAN'S PHARMACY 3722 Harrison Avenue MO 1434 HERZER'S PHARMACY BridgefOWn Road MO 7677 HILLTOP BAIT 3 HARDWARE 1727 Van Zandf Road JA 8060 HIRSCH'S BAKERY 5047 Glenwoy Avenue GR 5330 HOLLAND FURNACE CO. 1931 Harrison Avenue GR 4242-4243 BEST WISHES ST. IGNATIUS PARISH J 3 J SUPER MARKET 5708 Glenway Avenue MO 9737 JACKVS FOOD MARKET 1675 Wesfwood Avenue WA 9760 JACOBS WEARING APPAREL 4029 Hamilton Avenue KI 9763 JEFF'S CAFE 5354 Norfh Bend Rood MO 9836 JOHNSON APPLIANCES 8129 Coleroin Road JA 8599 KERNAN OPTICAL CO. 4th 8 Race Streets DU 3147 E. MICHAEL KOENINGER 5144 Sumter Avenue Real Esiafe GR 1428 VIC KRUMMEN GROCER Race 3 Cinfi. Louisville Pike MO 4770 gudmedd paborw G. P. KUCHENBUCH INS. AGENCY 3741 Glenmore Avenue MO 4328 LABELLE BEAUTY SHOP 4103 Harrison Avenue MO 9796 EDW. LEISGANG 4423 Bridgeiown Road MO 2120 LOCKWOOD HARDWARE STORE Point, Seeds 3 Feeds Groesbeck, Ohio LUKEN'S BAKERY 3406 Glenmore Avenue MO 9892 LUX DELICATESSEN 3600 Warsaw Avenue Price Hill, Ohio MACKE'S FOOD MARKET 5059 Glenway Avenue WA 1125 JOS. MCGRAW 6913 La Borteoux Avenue DO 6595 MENKHAUS SERVICE STATION Ed, Menkhaus, Proprietor Muck, Ohio MERKL 8 WITSON Meats 3 Groceries M0 0268-4020 CHAS. A. MILLER SONS Funeral Home 4138 Hamilton Avenue Kl 0040 MILLER'S CAFE Jerry - Larry Cheviot, Ohio MILLER'S CLOTHES 3623 Harrison Avenue MO 3858 MIXING BOWL GRILL 2957 Montana Avenue MO 9736 MOELLER GRILL 5301 Glenway WA 9628 MONFORT HEIGHTS AUTO SERVICE 5364 North Bend Road MO 5773 125 TONY MOORBRINK MARKET 3635 Warsaw Avenue WA 0161 MOTOR'S GRILL 216 E. 12111 Street CH 9679 MOZZONES GROCERY 2301 Symmes Sfreef WC 9549 CLIFF MUELLER Pofsy Ann Cookie Co. PO 0313 ANDREW J1 NIEMAN 3623 Semlock Avenue JA 5905-J NORTHSIDE PAINT STORE 14185 Hamilton Avenue KI 1344 J. NEUMANN Builder 2774 Eugenie Lune MO 4769 NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES 2535 Vine Street AV 1775 NURRE BROS. Funeral Directors 3437 Montgomery Road OPEN DOOR ENTERTAINMENT BAR Harrison 8; Fairmounf Avenue Open 1111 2:30 AM. FRANK OSTERHUES' GROCERY 5516 Bridgetown Road N10 2140 OVERLOOK DELICATESSEN Eighfh 3 Overlook WA 9644 PREMIUM COAL a OIL CO. 5830 Carthage Avenue ME 5700 PUTNICK HARDWARE CO. 5073 Glenway Avenue WA 9560 QUEEN CITY PONY KEG 2586 Queen Ciiy Avenue MO 6742 QUALITY FRUIT MARKET 4183 Hamilton Avenue KJ 7332 R. C. CHILI PARLOR 3527172 Harrison Avenue Open 24 Hours R. 3: H. FOOD MARKET 5201 North Bend Rood MO 6951 RAPID RUN SERVICE STATION Rapid Run 8 Anderson Ferry Road WA 9215 REBOLD FUNERAL HOME 3700 Glenmore Avenue MO 6200 REHN'S FOOD MARKET 3901 Harrison Avenue MO 3304 REX SUPER SERVICE Harrison 8 Olive'rfe MO 9827 EDITH ROBBE BEAUTY SHOP 4120 Cinti.-Louisvil1e Pike MO 4175 RALPH E. ROCKENF1ELD INC. Kaiser Frazer Dedfer 5601 Montgomery Road ROCKHAVEN FARM U.5. 52 Harrison Pike Cleve: 6689-W-4 SADIE SHOP INC. 2155 Central Avenue PA 9798 SAL1S CAFE 400 E. 13th Street PA 9298 SAUERSTON 8 BROWN C06 920 Elm Street Favorite Candies SCHAILBE HEATING Inschr'ng 8 Repairing HU 3670 SCHARDINE'S BARBER SHOP 3707 Harrison Avenue Kessen Building SCHMIDT'S CHOICE MEATS Glenmore Bldg. 08: Harrison Ave. We Deliver MO 9880 SCHOENE'S DELICATESSEN 1703 Westwood Avenue WA 9708 gwdinedd patrond AL SCHUSTER INC. 3380 Kleeman Road N10 4423 SHADY LAWN INN Mock, Ohio Ed. McCorren, Proprietor LARRY SHEA PHARMACY 3805 Glenway Avenue Free Delivery WA 4778 SICKMAN DELICATESSEN 1880 Wes+w00d Avenue WA 9744 SUMME BROS, DAIRY Mt. Healthy JA 7733 SUNNY HOLLOW INN 3833 Applegaie MO 1098 TOWNE INN 7348 Hamilton Avenue JA 8973 THE TRLSTATE SAVINGS 8K LOAN CO. N. W. Corner Vine 8 McMillan Cincinnati 19, Ohio F. UNGER'S SONS 3512 Harrison Avenue M0 0320-0321 VERA QUENTIN FLORISTS 3328 Harrison Avenue MO 6132 VOLLROTH PARKVIEW MARKET 2608 Harrison MO 7388 VONDERHAARB STATION 4101 Cinfi.-Louisv111e Pike MO 9817 HAROLD L. WAGNER Radio 8 Te1evisr'on HU 3785 WALSH DELICATESSEN 2614 Harrison Avenue MO 5739 WANDSTRAT DRY GOODS 3625 Glenmore Avenue Cheviot, Ohio PETER WELEMIROW 5906 Hdmilfon Avenue Cincinnati 24, Ohio 126 WENZEL SERVICE STATION 5725 Glenway Avenue MO 9861 WEST PHARMACY 5053 Glenway Avenue GR 7575 WESTERN HILLS PAINTERS 8: DECORATORS Hunley EL Weiss Road MO 6911 WESTWOOD BAKERY 3218 Montana Avenue MO 6957 WESTWOOD MOBILE GAS STAT1ON Harrison 8: Boudinot MO 9830 WESTWOOD REALTY CO. 2956 Montana Avenue M0 5960-5961 WESTWOOD SMALL ANIMAL CLINIC 3137 Harrison Avenue MO 6055 Res. MO 0990 WESTWOOD THEATRE 3118 Harrison Avenue MO 4349 WILLMAN FURNITURE CO. 4024 Hamilton Avenue KI 1956 WISEMAN PHARMACY 2073 Harrison Avenue MO 1753 CHARLES WISSEMEIER SERVICE STATION MO 9759 JOHN WETTEKIND Reohor WOHLFROM DRY GOODS 1882 Baltimore Avenue WA 9669 JOHN YASS GARAGE 3832 Applegate Avenue MO 5790 YOUNG'S DRY CLEANING 1695 Westwood Avenue WA 2120 Qufoqmplu arggm wmkgiginw.m.gaigx.5mw$5xidr.2. 5S! .