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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1951 volume:

r i THE NEW SHEPHERD OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF CINCINNATI PRESENTED BY THE 1951 MERCYIVOOD, MOT JER 0F MERCY HIGH SCHOOL, CINCINNATI 57mm 304610 . . The Rev. Karl J. Alter, D.D., LL,D., illustrious spiritual leader of the Diocese of Toledo, Ohio formally accepted appointment as the sixth Archbishop of Cincinnati with humble confidence and zeal. The memories of Archbishop Alter will live on in the people of Toledo, because, for 19 years, with courage and wisdom, he has directed the destinies of that important and rapidly growing diocese. His administration was fruitful and successful as to gain the special recognition of the Holy See to call attention to ability and talents, deserving a much larger and more serious trust. Archbishop Alter brings to his new assignment the benefits of long-accumulated experience, together with his rich endowments in the order of nature and grace. His former activities are proof of this. A huge crowd assembled to say goodbye when the former Tolede bishop left his native City. The prelate removed his black hat, blessed the crowd and shook scores of hands as he departed toward the train gate. The Archbishop has shown a distinguished leadership in education, social work and labor, that makes for a better way of American life. Cincinnatians are happy to add to their city the force he represents. Amid the unfurling of Cincinnatiis blue and white Hag, the new Archbishop arrived here September 25, 1950. The Knights of Columbus lined the Terminal and saluted the Bishops arrival. Priest after priest kissed the prelate's ring as a symbol of obeisance. Then the bishop began a triumphant ride to his College Hill home. Joyful children called Hello Archbishop as he passed. Later His Excellency and the diocesan consultors gathered in the Chapel of his home where he formally presented the Papal documents announcing his appointment to the Metropolitan See of Cincinnati. The following day, St. Monica Cathedral was filled to overflowing With crowds of clergymen and laity. Here His Eminence assumed the leadership of the Archdiocese in an impressive ceremony. The Archbishop was welcomed by Cincinnati citizens. All know of his splendid accomplishments in Toledo and are confident that here, too, he will watch over his fold with a Christ-like love. . . . f0 Cincinnati Archbishop Alter smiles as he paused before alighting from train that brought him to Cin- cinnati to accept new position. ARRIVAL OF THE NEW SHEPHERD . Little girls of St. Monica School greet Archbishop Karl J Alter, left and Samuel Cardinal Stritch, Chicago, right, as they arrived at the cathedral rectory Prior to the formal installation ceremonies. Cordial welcome was extended to the Most Rev Karl J. Alter when he arrived from Toledo, Ohio, as he was presented with the Hag of Cincinnati. THE SPIRITUAL LEADER OF 300,000 CATHOLICS Colorful procession of hierarchy and priests opened cere- monies at St. Monica Cathedral in which the most Rev. Karl J Alter was installed as Archbishop of Cincinnati. INSili-iLLATION OF THE NEW PHELATE MARKED WITH DIGNITY In episcopal robes and mitre Archbishop Alter begins ceremonies for his first Mass in SL Monica Cathedral. The Most Rev. Karl J. Alter became spirituai leader 0f the Cincinnati Archdiocese WhEH he presented the Papal document of his appointment to the Board of Diocesan Consultors w L L E 0 C S E T A L E R m. Archbishop Karl J. Alter is an ardent scholar, a zealous shepherd, a pillar of truth and a profound defender of the Faith. One of the most impressive characteristics of our beloved Archbishop is his dignity and a profound reverence for his office. However, beneath this quiet perfection of his manner lies a heart, genial and kindly, affable and approachable to all, a sense of humor, a real consideration of others. His memory, keen intellect and knowledge of social and economic conditions are outstanding. He is practical, realistic, a born executive, a prominent civic leader and a tireiess worker for social justice. In his paternal solicitude, we are indeed blessed. AND GO BUT THE CHURCH GOES ON FOREVER . . . WITH THE SAME PROFESSION 0F FAITH WHICH HAS RE-ECHOED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD EVER SINCE ..;7;;;3.-'ST0LIC TIME . . 3, CARITAS CHRISTI URGET ME STORY OF OUR Editnr Shirley Dieikmsn Cu-Eu'irurj Flnrcnce Janz Kdtlllttn Mchnnugh W'ilma W'aye Ar! Edilur ju Ann Braun 51. mer Malaya D Anna Hunung SPIRITUAL LIFE Paw.- 16 SCHOLASTIC LIFE Page 24 STUDENT LIFE Page 36 1951 MERCYWOOD All American 1930 All Catholic 19m Medalist 1950 EXTRA CURRICULAR LIFE Page !:4 SPIRITUAL, SCHOLASTIC, STUDENT, EXTRA CURRICULAR LIFE . . . 11 MOTHER OF MERCY HIGH SCHOOL OHIO CINCINNATI, WESTWOOD, 12 Em! Ithng Memory Lane IVirzfer Iszdei'lrmd SISTER MARY EMILY, R.S.M. Principal SISTER MARY ALEXIS, R.S.M. Commercial SISTER MARY ALOYSIA, RSM, Librarian REV. THOMAS CONNELL SISTER MARY Chaplain AMADEUS, R.S.M. Religion Religion Science SISTER MARY Civics Sociology SISTER MARY BERNARD, R.S.M. Religion Music Orchestra SISTER MARY BERTRAND, R.S.M. Reiigion Algebra Journalism Adviser of Gleanings ' 'v REV. JOSEPH SOELDNER, O.P. Religion 14 ANNUNCIATA, R.S.M. SISTER MARY CARLOS, R.S.M. Dramatic Art Masque LV Gavel Moderator SISTER MARY CATHERINE, R.S.M. Religion Spanish Spanish Club Moderator SISTER MARY CELESTINE, R.S.M. Latin Adviser 0f Yearbook Latin Club Moderator SISTER MARY CORONATA, R.S.M. Religion World History SISTER MARY DE SALES, R S.M Religion Latin CS.M.C Moderator SISTER MARY EUPHRASIA, R.S.M. Bookkeeper Cafeteria Supervisor SISTER MARY JOELINE, R.SVM. Reiigion Mathematics Music SISTER MARY JOSEPH, R.S.M. Science Mathematics Moderator of Mathematics Honor Society SISTER MARY PERPETUA, R.S.M. Religion English Music SISTER MARY REGINALD, R.S.M. Commercial SISTER MARY ROSINE, R.S.M. Art Moderator of Theta Honorary Art Society MRS. RUTH LEUGERING, R.N. Home Nursing THEY WHO INSTRUCT OTHERS UNTO JUSTICE SHALL SHINE FOR ALL ETERNITY? PROFESSOR jOHN J. FEHRING Choral Music MRS. IONA XWILLIAMS: Health, Physiml Education, Red Cross Modcmtor. MRS. MARLEA SMITH: Textiles and Sewing. RUSS DOROTHY CRONE: Cooking. Homemaking MRS. NANCY KELLOGG: Commercial. RUSS ELEANOR BARRETT: English, World History MISS HELEN ELIAS: Eng- lish, Dramatics. MISS ESTHER SCHWACH: American History, Debating. RUSS DULAH PULSKAIWP: English, Speech, Dramatics. nWE SEEK ONLY TO ADVANCE THE KINGDOM OF GOD BY THE GENTLE PERSECUTION 0F TRUTH . . . , 16 WC 5- Qik iR0fI yr; mien SCHOOL 5a,,c5xi kcai fNR'ATK- The entire student body showed devotion cc PR A Y THE R 0 S A R Y to the Blessed irgin Mary in Mercy 5 annual Fatima Day devotions. Everyone visited the grotto and v hymns walling Mary's mirawlous appearance. Fnlbm' Cmmeff pray demmly l0 Our Lady of Fmimm W W mnw-n-w 4- K. McDonough. M. Leisgang, M. Thaler, C. Temming, F. janz, j Ruther, D. Sander, M. Rapien, Bh Blum. Bcginning with a colorful procession and ending with singing of traditional hymns, the entire student body participates in the annual May Crowning ceremony. C. Tcmming, accompanied by eight attendants crowns Our Ill 4 It'illdiflg Pro- Blessed Mother, Queen of May. veuion girlx mm'dJ m Om Lady; 111mm. th MARY, WE CROWN THEE,, 19 ngOME TO ME, ALL YOU WHO LABOR AND ARE BURDENED The worldly life is wanting in love of God. A new life, a spiritual life, must be sought by leaving this hate- fllled world, and living with Christ in an atmosphere of love. This atmosphere is to be found in retreat. Rev. J, Flick, C.SS.R., conducted the three day exercises and a spirit of silence, recollection, and prayer embraced the retreatants. Divine grace, aided by Fathefs timely words were assimilated by all the participants and Will help them greatly in later iife. Father Flick than will; I. Belme, B. lVillig, L. Mrlvztyre, I . Brmm, B. 81111;; and. j. Beckmmz. : E , , T179 Life-brend 0f fbe M!!! ii rarefied 11-1 flu! ,er'wH 1701171. F:1'l7w' FUD? rclrbmlw Alan ,4! Mic fwil'anwiim' rcfrmf. P, Hm'pm New from 11w .rm'rrrmwzt of peace. AND I WILL REFRESH YOUR, Prayer and adoration predomi- lmle m MM l'eh'erzlrzun 41181er Beuydic'limz. rA- . MM '4 th 'W WORLD PEACE IS ASKED OF OUR LADY. S Marian Day held a special signihcance this year for l all Cincinnatians because for the hrst time their I new Archbishop made a public appearance. Girls choirs from all the Catholic High Schools joined at Xavier Fieldhouse to sing their praises to the Blessed Virgin and to meet Archbishop Alter, who delivered an inspiring address after the recitation of the rosary. B. Neff and H . Sbiele prime :1 few momeun from flve hwy mriz'ifiw of Ike day to medi- tate before M79 mebie Nib of 1179 Infant. Put Christ in all your Christmas Cards. The contrast between secular cards and those bearing the true meaning of the birthday of Christ was demonstrated by left to tight: H. Fishen T. Fox J Albers and M. J. Shannon. Row 2: P. O'Leary, C. Murphy and M. L. Neil. Interest pIus enthusiasm were the keynotes of the Catholic Actlon Group among the Jumors. FOR THE GREATER GLORY OF GOD. V Ii! five .rpirif of HM limrgy, 5. Dimekmmm light! the traditional Adz'enf IWI'ealfJ a; :1 reminder flan! u'e mm! prepare for fbe CIJJ'iJf CMM'J coming to 1mm. 'EMarst daughters till the world is won, we have pledged you our loyal wordf' J. Stenger, R. word. J. Stenger, M. J. Shannon, R. Schutte, and P. Harris enroll M. Bisch- Off and R. Dempsey in the Blue Army of Mary Over four hundred Mercian sol- diers promised to wear the scapular and say the rosary every day for peace. g 0UR STRENGTH RESTS IN OUR VIRTUE . . . IT IS OUR CHRISTIAN PRINCIPLES AND OUR CONSTANT PRACTICE OF THEM WHICH COUNT MOST? wmmmmwkww M .r. WWW. mm... ..,. r... .g. M, b Experimenting trill? lbe dirtiflarimz of 117sz 17m Ibm'ollgbiy nbmrbkd fire Miwififfr miudx pf f. Atrjtiirg l. Alberx. M. A. Armbrmm' and P. O'Lemjx GCSCIENCE . . . MATHEMATICS PROVIDE The Science Department equips the 51111 dmts with exhaustive knowledg6 concern- ing general science, biology, and chemistry. The study of these subjects, instiils an ardent desire in both science and nature, Many students belong to the Triple AC Science Club, 1 citywide organization. The K711011721 Ind m infri- mmly plmmerl l7 OIIJYMJ fire mien! hirer'ziyl of B. Seegi; M. A; Bent v B. Belhzlml, and PA Simon. GEOM'EHJ .rmdem; diligemly memm-e angle! with premium A Boyle, G. lfVaHer, K. Monkey, f. Ray, M. C. Heimbrick, I C . Zillimennmz. A WELL ROUNDED SCHOOL COURSEH, nun Students are oftimes intrigued trying to prove geometric theorems of triangles, rectangles, and circles. Problems worked at the board, explained and discussed with the class, give students practice in handling geometric prob- 16ms. This procedure devdops a spirit of sharing both abilities and difficulties. The Mathematics Department provides a complete course in general mathematics, algebra, plane and solid geometry, and trigonometry for a semester. 27 FAMOUS All mienliwz it formed 01! I. Thoma; :15 JIM i'ez'imtr Canal ; K011511161! 0f 61ml. qufl f0 riglJO M. H0611, .M. Cebt brii'dl, f. Taylor. M. BJYUHEJ. M. R. Laarz'lj. A thorough knowledge Of declensions and conjugations enables the girls to travel the Gallic XVars with Caesar, to be- 53: come familiarized with Cicero, and acquainted With Vergilts Aeneid. mLANGUAGES PROMOTE KEEN INTERESTjt Re-enacting a scene from MHC- beth, senior English studcfnts make this study more interest- ing. English classes stress the fundamentals of the English language as well as the appret ciation of the great poets and their many literary productions. J4 Jansen, J. Ruthcr, J Hntk, ME. Zuhncis, lVf. L Gerke, LI. Fox. JMIIJ'l-Frlh were giren by 11mm j!!! cf 6 N f; zrlm Imps: made mlmzmdjng pi'ngl'ciu' in mmir. Leff M rigljr: M, A. Rzzpie'n. C. Sen'eff. The Spring Reviml, di- Jtmxmg 1136 end of lbs? mmimi year, i; 0772 Of 1176 may! imparlmzf Hem; 0f the Admit Dc parlmwnf. A. Driscoll, C. Hoerst, LI. J Shannon, J Stengcr. The Music Department captures the rare talents of many and foIDCS them until they are as sparkling gold. It does PERSONIFIEDf, this by offering lessons in a variety of instruments includ- ttPERFECT HARMONY ing the piano, cello, violin and saxophone Theory and history of music, which provide the student with a thorough background are also taught. Important dates to all music lovers are the St, Cecilia and the spring recitals. Gold and silver medals are awarded to students who have fulfllled the necessary requirements during their four years of musical training. 29 M. L. Steinle. H. Fisher, 2L. Lambert, J. Lcist, J. Peters, M. L. Burkhardt, S, Reichl, S. Dorgerl STUDENTS LEARN LANGUAGE OF LAND SOUTH OF BORDER Era, eras, era, - Oh, dear, will we ever learn this declen- sionll' Spanish students like all other students are some- times discouraged by their slow progress but with a little extra vim and vigor the stumbling block is always rem 'ed. Students who study Spanish gain an appreciation of the ideals and customs of the people of that nation as well as ability to master the fascinating and useful language. Spanish lovers are often intrigued by their dress and delightful dances. Talenled zn'l JIIMWIIJ, D. Bradbevk. M. L. Neil, j. Klzzyer demamfrtmd lea: fife pamlmg a! SbiUifa'L Below: I Srbmrl; INIPZIIJ'J' bar m'tijlic 111217171171 4; M. Berger mid B. Hegge gir'e ' 010pr I 22L ARTISTIC ABILITIES CULTIVATED. Turning our eyes toward Merqfs new art- room we find budding young Rembrandts, with magic in their fingertips, letting off CIeative steam. Mercy has been well-repre- sented by her art students in the various art exhibits. Among those entered were the Holy Year, Red Cross, Scholastic and Symphony Exhibits. j Delicious smells of baking a cooking drift upstairs from Home EC Department. Studen acquire practical experienceln turning out delicacies for sped; functions throughout the Yen J. Helferich, Miss Crone, instructor; B, Fritz, M. T. Blank, M. L. Stevens. Home Economic students learn proper technique in serving and table etiquette. Cooking stu- dents are getting excellent prac- tice for use in their homese M. Hausfcld, L. Brockhu-s, J: Neg, C. HcssIer, C. Peterman. COOKING . . . HOMEMAKING. . . TEXTILES. . . A penny saved is a penny earned. Mercy sewing classes take their first lessons in econ- omy. Under the tutelage of Mrs. Smith, textile students ad- vance eagerly from the making of the traditional pin cushion to the assembling of an entire wardrobe. They learn various color schemes, and the best styles. eLeft to rigfan: E. Scheitz, J. Taylor, C. Hopper. ROW 1: Ugh m rigbn S. Berkemeier, S. Tckulve, L. Schmutte, S. Kunkcl. ROW 2: B. M. Linz, E. Huy, M. Steinle, J. Ramstetter, J. Sualfeld, M Roxfcldcr. L. Brendel, K- 3911- ROW 31 J- VOgElSHng, G. Grecnen. J. Mcnkc, S. Dorgcr, He Beckman, H. Jaspers, P. Krauser, J. Boyle. BUSINESS TRAINING PREPARE FOR CAREERS The commercial held includes typing, shorthand, bookkeeping and ofhce practice. After such training a student is well adapted to Find her place in the busi- ness world. In flrst year typing, mastery of the key- board is emphasized While in the second year the fine points of job technique are stressed. The aim of the shorthand classes is rapid reading, perfect penman- ship and the building of efhcient transcription rate, T139 1l'011d611f 0f mimm graphing marking m. lrjgzie H. Eimemmrljer, S. Hawk Me Bm'izmnmz. Pieper, S. Reicljl, E. Fox, I. Hoeu. YOUTH WELL-INFORMED IS AN INVINCIBLE AMERICA. Through the medium of history, students derive a knowl- edge of past and present world events. The success and failures of other nations enable students to meet problems with intelligence and foresight. A complete background of history is taught throughout the four years. World history gives a picture of world-wide facts and events. Ancient history teaches the progress of the world from its crude beginning. Through American history students learn the ideals and principles upon which our nation was founded. Civics teaches the functioning of the state and federal governments. Students are instructed on the im- portance of the family through the study of sociology. New; of tbe day i; bi'ongbt f0 Elam through weekly reportr. S. Bellman, C. Dilling, M. A. Davis, R. Schutte, M. H. Filippinc, C, Bastian. 34 AI. Bimmerle grim 1m 0m! reporr to em filterwted Ameritmz 171.1101? dam. Left in right: Min Srbzmrb, hulmdor, 1W. 1, 5mm prepare; the Iiieditine for pariezir G, anb, zt'lvile MN. Llleger'ing imlrllrlj and 114. I. Godm', S. Frffz, I. Kramer 1746M. wAN OUNCE 0F PREVENTION IS WORTH A POUND 0F CURE? The Home N ursing course this year included two im- portant phases, home Care of infants and the infirm. Under the capable direction of Mrs R. Luegering, R.N., students learned the correct procedure for feed- ing and bathing the sick, and the proper handling of the newborn infant. The Homemaking course in- cluded the planning of meals, managing a budget and the artistic furnishing of a modem home. AI! Jopljamm'ej rereiwed a tlmrmrgl; medical ex- mnimliwz flyix year. ; Denial H ygieizm Gloria Fuller examine; j. Geimfj teeth. 35 ccEDUCATION OF THE SOUL IS THE MARK OF ANY TRUE EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM5, SCHOOL B. Hegge look: to tlae Blamed Mather far laer gllidmzre in fixture life. M, Schroeder, J. Wolf, B. Febring, S. Bellman, P. Schinner, M. Tenoever, C. Brown, R. Tepe, mummy B. Seiler, G, Wilke, D, Christen, G. Flynn, I. Ulrick. Frarlmmz m'zae Communion breakfm't t0 tbeir big II-jfEI'I.,l GRADUATION... AN UNFORGETTABLE DAY. 38 Senior; make 14;! mimife adjlljrmem: f0 mp; mm' gomu. J. Ellensohn, M. Erdman. E M'eyers, I WIarburg, L. Hamilton. Admirjng Meir gmdlmiimz pir- mm are L. inIgner, C. Eppler, R. Zillimm'limma f. Hauler, f. 50617121017. Rein Tbmuai CouneIl diilrilimex Holy C ommimimz la the Miliarj. GRADUATION PROGRAM Psalm 150, .................................................. meztk Senior Chorus Conferring of Awards .MRt. Rev. Walter A. Roddy Address to Graduates .............. Rev. Joseph Dauwe Winds of the South .......................................... Smn Choral Procession ........................................ Kamzlz Senior Chorus Recessional 39 GRADUATES PATRICIA ANN BARRE Uunfferled2 C.S.M.C. 21nd S.D.S. 1, 2, 5, 4. CLARA RITA BASTIAN Amiablf CSNLC 21nd 5.13.3. 1, 2, 3, 4. JANET THEREFE BECKMAN Friendly2 C.S.M.C. and 5.13.5. 1, 2, 3, 4. jUNE RUTH BEHNE Congenialv C.S M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3; Sci. Club 2, 3. SHIRLEY ANN BELLMAN Peppy C.S,M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. BETSY BLUM szridamie C,S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3; Sci. Club 2, 3. JOAN KATHRYN BOEHMAN Plemmzl C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Theta Art Club 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Class V-Pres. 2. ROMILDA E. BOLLHAUER Sopbijlimledl2 C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Sci. Club 2. 40 CLASS OF 1951 i M w ILViELDA ROSE BRAUN Dependable; C.S.M.C. and SDS. 1, 2, 5, 4; Theta Art Club 4; Latin Club 3; Sci. Club 2, 3, Secy. 3. jO ANN BRAUN Arfijliw C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Theta Art Club 4, Cortes. Secy, 4; Sci. Club 2; Class V-Prcs. 1, 2; Treas. 3, Secy. 4. JO ANN ALMA BRIEDE Exltbermzt C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. JO ANN MARIE BROSS ' 'Sfmiglarfowmrd C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Gleanings Staff 3, 4; Debating 3, 4; Masque IS: Gavel 3, 4; Cortes. Secy. 4; Quill and Scroll 4. CHARMAGNE JOAN BROWN Quiet C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, , 4. YVONNE LOIS CARR Comermtive C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 5, 4; 7 Debating 3; Masque Sc Gavel 4. CAROLYN ALMA COATE NPEUEVEf'ilng, C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Ciub 3, 4. JOYCE ANN CREMINS Logmrionf; C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 5, 4; Class V-Pres. 5. . . .1 'u.... o- ; ;- GRADUATES MARY LOU DAUWE Sociable C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. l, 2, 3, 4; Honor Math Club 4; Sci. Club 2; Class Secy. 1. MARY ANN DAVIS Embmiaxtic C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 5; Theta. Art Club 4; Honor Math Club 4. JOAN MARIE DAY Blytlje'14 CS.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; 6.11.11. 1, 2, 5, 4; MaSque 84 Gavel 4; Class Treas. 2, Secy. 1. SHIRLEY C. DIECKMANN Eferz'ejren! C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Debating 3; Sci. Club 2; Class Pres. 2, 4. CAROLYN ANN DILLING Feliciroml, C.S.M,C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. ALICE MARIE DRISCOLL Kindu C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sci. Club 2; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY JEANETTE ELLENSOHN ' 'Refrejbiizg' C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Sci. Club 2; Class V-Pres. 4. CAROL M. EPPLER Gentlel: C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 5, 4; Class Secy. 2. CLASS OF 1951 MARGIE ANN ERDMAN 'Geiiial ' C.S.M.C, and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. 2. .Lx BETTY ANN FEHRING Seremf' C.S.M.C. and SDS. 1, 2, Sci. Club 2; Orchestra 1, 2, 5, .9; 4.x A ETHEL ROSE MARIE FEHRING Tru'gmed'1 C.S,M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4; Sci. Club 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; MARY HELEN FILIPPINE S wee! C.S.M,C1 and S.D.S. 2, 3, 4; Masque 8: Gavel 4; Sci. Club 2, 3 MARY ELLEN FOX Modal QMLaMSDSin4; Debating 4; Sci. Club 2, 5, 4. RUTH VERA FRANKS Marbl'evalu ' I C,S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, fl. MARY CAROL FREY Faxfjiomzble1 C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Gleanings Staff 3, 4; Masque L1 Gavel 4; Theta. Art Club 4; Quill and Scroll 4. SHIRLEY ANN FRITZ FrPertlJ C.S.M.C. and SDS. 1, 2, 3, 4; Masque 8x: Gavel 3, 4; Treas. 4; Class V-Pres, 1; Sci. Club 2. 43 GRADUATES BETTY LOU GABRIEL ??Agl'lell C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sci. Club 2. NANCY V. GALLOL VEJ'J'dil-leu C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 3, 4; Spanish Club 3. MARILYN REGINA GEHRING' Plenmnf C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. ALICE ROSE GEISER UmancemeWJ C.S.M.C. and S.D.S, 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY LOU GERKE Noncbrzlmir C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. SYLVIA ANN GERTH Unm'umIng'l CS.M.C. and 8.0.5. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secy. 4. MARY JANE GODAR Sph'ifedJ; C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. l, 2, 3, :1; MARY ANN GUERRERA Friendly C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 5, 4; Spanish Club 1; Sci. Club 2. CLASS OF 1951 JANICE GERTRUDE GUILFOYLE Diligent C.S,M,C. and 5.13.5. 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Math Club 4; Latin Clul; 3, 4'. HELEN LUCILLE HABIG Compmed C.S,M.C. anct S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; G.A.A. 1, 2; Honor Math Club, Pres. 4; Latin Club 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Sci. Club 2. PEGGY ANN HALPIN EnergetiH C.S.M.C. 21nd S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 3, 4; Sci. Club 2. MARY JO HAMBERG Atlalefic C.S.IVI.C. and S.D.S. I, 2, 5, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4; Sci. Club 2. L018 JEAN HAMILTON Gr'acelel C.S,M.C. and S.D.S. 2, 3,4. MARY ANNE HAMMER ' 'Determinedn C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1. DONNA LEE HARTUNG Cbm'ming', C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Sci. Club 2, 3, Secy. 2. BETTY ANN HEGGE Failbfltl C.S.M.C. and 8.135. 1, 2, 3, 4; Theta Art Club 4; Debating 4; Honor Math Club, Treas. 4; Sci. Club 5, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 5, 4; Class Secy. 4. g 45 ,; . .u 'n...- h v '. .uu- .' v... GRADUATES MARGIE ANN HELMES Neat C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 5, 4. NANCY ANN HENNEKE Unmfled C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 5, 4. JUDITH ANN HESSLER Efficienf C.S.M.C. and S.D.s. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sci. Club 2; Mission Pres. 4. JOAN VIOLA HOCK Poiied C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 5, 4; G.A.A. 1; Masque 8c Gavel 4; Sci. Club 2; Class Secy. 5. CLAIRE MARIE HOERST E 71d 9min g; C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. JANET CATHERINE HOLLENKAMP Ctlhil C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A,A. 2; Sci. Club 2. -. f- MARGIE ESTELLA HUEBNER Pmrfiml'J C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 5, 4. CHARLOTTE ANN HUNDLEY Prim C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. 46 CLASS OF 1951 JOAN MARIE jANSEN fovial', CAS.M.C. and 5.13.5. 1, 2, 3, 4; Gleanings Staff 3, 4; Masque Lt Gavel 4; Class Secy. 1, 5; Quill and Scroll4. FLORENCE GEORGIA JANZ Gratiom C.S.M.C4 and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Honor Math Club, Secy. 4; Latin Club 3; Masque at Gavel 3, 4; Secy. 4; Class Secy. 1, Pres. 2. . MARY VERONICA JELEN DiligenW C.S.M.C. and S.D.S, 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA LEE KAHLES B710 yanW C.S.M.C. and SD.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 3, 4. MARY LOUISE KAMPEL Emmi! C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 5, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Masque 8c Gavel 4; Sci; Club 2, 5. PAULINE L. KATHMAN TrmzqitiP C.S.M.C. and s.D.s. 1, 2, 3, 4. CLAIRE JANET KEMME RefmeW C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4. IOAN RUTH KENNING U116072667'726d1, C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. 47 GRADUATES CAROLYN LOU KETTRON Indllin'l'OltJM C.S.M,C. and 513.8. 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 3, 4. ROSEMARY PATRICIA KINNE Carefree C.s.M,C. and s.D.s. 1, 2, 3, 4. JOAN ELIZABETH KRAMER Qm'etu C.S.M.C. and 5.13.3. 1, 2, 3, 4. EMILY LOU KROGER reriItf C,S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 5, 4, G.A.A. 3; Sci. Club 3, 4. MARY BETH LAMBERT 11732107219 C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 5, 4; G,A.A. 2; Sci. Club 2. MARY jOYCE LAMMERS Adzreazzllremme C,S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; G,A.A. 2; Sci. Club 2. ELSIE ANN LAY ObtzgingU C.S.M,C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 5, 4; G.A.A. 3, 4. MARILYN MARGARET LEISGANG Oi'iginrtf'J C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4;, Debating 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4, Pres. 4; Masque 8x: Gavel 5, 4; V- Pres. 4; Class Pres. 3; V-Pres. 4; Gleanings StafiE 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4. 48 CLASS OF 1951 LAVERNA MARY LEMKUHL Re.fer'1'ed ' C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Treas. 3. PEGGY CECILIA LONG Magnelic C,S,M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. MARLENE ANN LOWER Loyrr1'4' C.S,M.C. and SDS. 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating 3; Gleanings Staff 3, 4; Latin Club 3, Secy. 3; Masque 8c Gavel 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4. JANE CATHERINE LUKEN Cordial'y C.S,M.C. and SDS. 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, Pres. 4. JANE LOUISE MACKE Poeliml C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Gleanings Staff 3, 4, Ed. 4; Sci. Club 3; Quill and Scroll 4. SYLVIA MAE MALLORY CdIImW C.S.M,C. and S.D.S. 1, 2 3, 4- G.A,A. 2; SCI. Club 5. ESTHER RUTH MEYERS Pwuirel4 C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. I, 2, 3, 4; Gieanings Staff 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4. KATHLEEN ELLEN MCDONOUGH rrIrl'len C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Latin Club 3, V- Pres. 4; Sci. Club 5; Mission Secy. 3. 49 GRADUATES LOUISE GERTRUDE MCINTYRE Serialtj C.S.M.C. and SDS, 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY CAROL NELSON Liz'efy' C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 5, 4; Class TEEES. 2. LOIS ANN NESSELHUF Determineap' C.S.M.C, and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. ELEANOR NICHOLAS ItzdiridlmliltiW CWSMC and SDS 1 2, 3, Gleanings Staflr 5, 4; Debating 3; Masque 8a Gavel 3, ;.Pres 4; Sci. Club 2, 3; Class Pres. 1, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4. GERALDINE ANN NOTH Soplyijtimtewl C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, BARBARA JEAN ODENBECK Vibrant C.S.M.C. and SDS. 1, 2, 3, 4. ELISSA HELENA PARDI Sprifely: C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; Sci. Club 2, 3. PATRICIA ANN PETERS Competerzt C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 2, 5, 4; Class V-Pres. 4. 50 CLASS OF 1951 JOANNE LaVERNE PIRMAN rGemini C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 5, 4. MARY ANN RAPIEN PijIIlJWIiCH C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Gold Medal, Piano. MARGIE ANN RENK Cbeerfnl't' C.S.M.C. and S,D.S. 1, 2.3, 4. MARY GERTRUDE RISCHMANN ComparziwmbIeSI C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Masque fk Gavel 3, 4; Class Pres. 2, 4. JANET MARION RUTHER Capablf C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 5, 4; Debating 3, 4; Masque 8c Gavel 5, 4; Sci. Club 2, 3; Mission Pres. 2; Class Pres. 1, 2, 3; '4: ' ' LEDA MAE RYAN sz-lo-zr'ing14 C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Treas. 2. DORIS' MARIEISANDER 5111:1101sz C.S.M.C. and 5.13.5. 1, 2, 3, 4' Spanish Club 3, 4. MARY LOU SCHAEFERS Likable C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4' Masque 8c Gavel 3, 4. 51 qK I I .11 GRADUATES PATRICIA CLAIRE SCHINNER Silliffen C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sci. Club 2. RITA MARIE SCHLEUTER 'KiafJ C.S,M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sci. Club 2. BETTY ANN SCHNEIDER Afftzble C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Sci. Club 2, 3; Mission Treas. 3. MARY ISABELLE SCHROEDER Srbolrutic'1 C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating 3, 4. ROSEMARY SCHUTTE Co-operrzfivej1 C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Honor Math Club 4; Masque 8c Gavel 4; Sci. Club 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN CLARE SEWELL Creative C,S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Gold Medal, Piano. SHIRLEY ANN SMITH Aniduozu C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Theta Art Club 4; Honor Math Club, V-Pres. 4; Sci. Club 2, 3, 1!. PATRICIA ANN SOETE Reiialyle C,S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sci. Club 2. CLASS OF 1951 HENRIETTA ELIZABETH SPECHT VimriouW G.A.A. 2; Masque 8c Gavel 3, 4 C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Mission Secy. 4. : jEAN ELAINE STAHL 'Prerije'U C.S,M,C. and SDS. 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROLE MARY STEINLE Cam'leom11 C1S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, , 3, Gleanings Staff 5; G.A,A. Debating 3, HELEN LOUISE STORCH Mrmnerly C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4 MARY MARGARET STUERENBERG Hitmorom C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sci. Club 2. MARY CAROLE TEMMING Tbollgljffllln C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1; Sci. Club 2; School Pres. 4; Class Treas. 1, V-Pres.3. MARILYN ANN TENOEVER 114212511107!le C.S.M.C. and 5.1315. 1, 2, 5, 4, RUTH CATHERINE TEPE Helpfizl4'1 C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. 53 u.. .- .. K.,.--..o- .--.. .. 1. 1s - 0' .9. .-1 GRADUATES MARION EDITH THALER Geuerom Gleanings StaH 3, 4', Quill and Scroll 4. LOIS ANN WAGNER rClair C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. ANN ADELE WALSH Ramm'rean C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class V-Pres. 1; Sci. Club 2. BETTY JEAN WALTER 1'C 012 genial '1 C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 5, 9.x RITA LOU WALTERS Mirlbflzl'l C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Masque 8c Gavel 5, 4; Class Treas, 4. JOAN MARY WARBURG Friendly C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. WILMA JACQUELINE WARE Afli'acfiz'f C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; G.A.A. 1, 2; Sci. Club 2, 5. JANE ELIZABETH WEIL 'Irreprenible C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2; Debating 4; Sci. Club 2, 3. CLASS OF 1951 ALVERA ELIZABETH WELLER Invigorating C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 2, 3, 4. CAROLE ANN WILLIER WWW C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 5, 4; Sci. Club 2. BETTY ANN WILLIG Excifale C.S.M.C. and S.DS. 1, 2, 3, 4; Masque 8: Gavel 3, 4; Sergeant-at- arms 4. JOANNE CECILIA WOLF Dittifztl C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. MILDRED CAROLE WUEST Serene C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, MARGARET CATHERINE ZAHNEIS Stildinili C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, Sci. Club 2. CHARMAINE ROSE ZIMMERMANN Deimtrel1 C.S.M.C. and S.D.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, Sci. Club 2. RUTH JEAN ZIMMERMANN Refereed! C.S.M.C. and S.DS, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Treas. '3'. ROW 1: UEfI Io I'iglJO C. Carroll, MA J, Krusling, G. Kroger, H. Bak- mann, S. Rink, P. Krauser, E, Huy, R. Welsh, M. Weinle, B. Wucst. ROW 2: Uejt Iv r'igbU B. Dagley, C. Minges, BL L, Hoenemier, 1.. Lambert, 8 Howery, C. Hartman, M. Jacobs, J. Ramstc-tter, M, Rosfelder, C. Plagge, M. L, Steinle, M. MundorH. ROW 3: Uef: lo rigIJQ J. Mndlener, P. Dreiling, S. Dorger, C. Grub, L Heilemann, D. Gott, P. Neyer, M. Krumen M. Bimmerlc, C. Wurth, E. Holtgrcwe, J. Bergman. JUNIORS ROW 1: Uefi 1r; riglan S. Reichl, H. Koenig, J Duwe. ROW 2: Uef! to rigle J. Buum, j. Kirk, D. Menke, G, Lengerich, j. Kathman, J. A. Tillett, M. Bennett, MC Sloan, M. Bornemun. ROW 3: Heft r0 r'igljn 1V1 Tcwes, C. Wisxl; M. Taulbee, B. Schlimm, J. Austing, V. Dagenbach, R. Dehier, J. Sugars, L. Carr, N. Herold, M. Vonderlmar, M. Vollman. ROW 4: Heft la rigEO IVL Kuhn, J. Kahlch J. Franks, J Ledwin, G. Marx, J. Duwe, M A. Armbruster, M. Karwisch. Izmimir enjoy a talk zz-v'fly Fallow Fifth retreat mmier. ROW 1: Uefr 10 rigbn M. Pieper, J. H0655, B. Hartoin, P. Hey, H Fisher, C. Schimmel, J. Schmmm, A, M. Korte, J. Groh, A. Stcntz. ROW 2: Uzi! iu riglja R. Schuttc, J. A Schwietcring, IVI. J. Shannon, -I Stenger, C. Miltz, S Tekulve. ROW 3: Uefl m 1'1 ng B, J. Paul, H, Eimermacher. ROW 4: Uef! l0 rigbo J. Peters, J. Leist, M. Dourson, M. Frey, P. Hausfeld, J. Vogelsang. ROW 5: Heft tu riglJO J, Staud. J. Schoenlmrl. ROW 6: Uefl m :1ng E. Fox, J. Saulfc-ld, G. Mcchlcy. ROW 7: Heft m rig'iJH B. Yass, V. Pfirrnmnn JUNIORS ROW 1: Uefl lo J'iglJU D Smerenbcrg, K. Louis, M. Langenbrunncr, P. McGraw, j. Boyle, L. Schmutte. ROW' 2: Uefr Ia rigljn A. Brnzel, M. Holtvogt, V. Spadnfora, G Greenen, H. Straub, R. Middcndorf, AV Mosicr, .I- Summe, M. E. Jones, M. Moloney, S. BcrkEmCiC-L ROW 3: Heft ta rigbn A. Tasset, M. L. Neil, J. F012, P. Harris, I. Albtfs, M, Eilermun, D. Brodbeck, L. Brendel, R. Meyer, 5. Hauck, S. Honlm AA 5111519;er rboare 1:111; trmm :1! popular randy mm. ROW 1: Uef! to rigin By Linz, N. Jaspers, P. Mackc. ROW 2: Hair to rigbn V. Tepe, P. O'Brien, J. Menke, G. Bohman, B. Sharp, MV A. Henkel, B, A. Cappel, R, Engst, A. Betsch, 3M C. Schneider, S Kunkel, ROW 5: Uefl la rigbO C. Rosfclder, H. Branch, J. Schulte, H. Moriarity, C. Murphy, D, Fray. ROW 4: Ueft IO 17'ng P. O'Leary. M. L. Bowdcn, C. Kammcr, MA A. Schimmcl, bf. Thole, R. Jobst, K. Bell. ROW 5: Uefi r0 rigfan M. LightHi-ld, M. A. McCabe, E. Carle, C. Roehrig. SOPHOMORES ROW 1: Heft m riglaH J. Grumman, J. Taylor, A Pnlmhe, G. Baumann, C. Diehl, j HnHrogge, N. Hammerie, M. Hubert, J. Rechtin, M. Rowckamp, D. Kelsh ROW 2: Uefi Ia ringU B. Secger, E. Tholen, H. M'eycr, C. Bleh, E. Fisher, LI. A. Bengtrt, K7 Koebel, J. V012. ROW 5: Uefi Io ringU C Hasccoster, R. Koenig, B. Brown, M. Lorenz, A. Boyle, ROW 4: Heft 10 173150 D Hasselbeck, M. Kramer, P. Brown. Sophomores Jpremi Chrinmm rljeer and good 1177!. ROW 1: Heft m rigbtJ M, Blusch, M. Commerford, M. C. Heimbrock, C. Wcssels, C. Hessler, IvI. Hoenemier, H. Rash, J. Hehl, J Young ROW 2: Uefl la riglafJ R. Janke, R. O'Rourke, B. Newell, BJ Fluegeman, C. Rnderberg. P, Korte, C. Smith, C. Godar, P. Meyer, SJ Brodbeck, F. Lackey. ROW 3: Heft lo rigbtJ J. D'Arcy, M. A. Bertsch, F. Bohrer, P. Van Fossen, G. Smyth, C. Peterman, E. Neeley, K. Morrisey, M. Geiser, A. Hegge. SOPHOMORES ROXW l: Heft Iu riglJlJ D. Nienabcr, J Klayer, J. Thomas, R. Thoma, M. Gebhard, S. Schaaf, P7 Simon, R Riser. ROW 2: Ueft t0 rigbIJ IVI. Barnes, J, Selcer, LL Melsnn, 1., Lampe, M. L, Stenger, AJ Rithter, B L. Bellman, M. L'Ienges, G, Waller, J. A. Schulze, ROW 3: Uefi l0 ringlJ J. Ray, 5. Simon, S. Wissel, N. Meyer, C. Stengcr, M. Stahl, C. Blum, C. Burdick, M. Rosfeldcr. CLASS OF 1953 ROXW 1: Uefl I0 1?ng W. Tape: L Kurtc, M. Roll, M. Schwegman. V. Steinmetz, M. Rickcn. ROW 2: Ugh m rigfvn S. A, Trefzger, P. A. Cuplinger, M. Hoffmann, M. A Rennckcr, R Frey, V. Mallory, NH Kenning ROXW 3: Heft m right, V. Froehle. A. Dulle, A. Menkc, A. Schoene, I S. Meyer, ROW 4: Uefl m riglIH J. BICIntyre, CV Distler. N. L. Blumc, M. Peters. ROVU 3: Ueff m rigbn M. R. Loesch, M. Bmmes, J. Gm'ser, C. Glynn. 'Aimtl-I'. u:- SOPHOMORES ROW 1: Heft m rigbn R, Noehring, E. Arzman, R4 Plank, J. NEE, M. Huusfeld, M, L. Bretnitz, P. Vcntre, D. Ballard, M. Christman, R M. Bremitz. ROW 2: Heft m rigbO E. W'indholtz, J. Armsey, B. Fritz, M. Nessclhuf, M. T. Blank, J Hclfcrkk, M. Blazer. ROW 3: Heft m rigbo A. Wurzeibncher, C. Holtgrefc, M. Albers, M, L Stevens, A. Basch, C. Backhus. ROW 4: Hal! In rigleV L. Holtgmwe, R. Brungel, M. l: Bross, F Jodmm, M. M. Huber, LA Brockhuis. annum- J . . , r r Sfltrlenlj admire Trezmn'e IJ'lmzd projerf. 3v . - - . Ma; ROW 1: Heft l0 riglJO A. Tuccinardi, M. Miller, J. Walters, C Rosmarin, N Kurches, 5. Roof, J. Schriveri, H. Schiele, M. Williams, ROW 2: Uef! ta rigljn J. A. Ostcrhues, J, Bell, J. Schacfers, J. Riehlt, C, Kroger, IVL Hammunn, J. Hatting, L. Batter, M. C Albrecht, R. Meyer. E. Reising, G. Wilke, D. Albietz, N McClanuhanV ROW 5: Heft m r'ingU M. C thite, J. Lehman, J. Lackenmun, J. A Celina, K. Miller, B. L. Stilcr, J. Rork, J. Benz, C. OYBrien. FRESHMEN ROW 1: Uefl I0 riglJU R. Bruns, j. Schuttcr, D. Reilman, A, Allgeyer, lVL Meinerding, M. L'ngcr. ROW 2: Uefl Iv rigbo M. Peterman, M. E. jones, B. NEH, J. Wuellner, J. Tc-mpfcr, P. Woodson, K. Drciling, R. Riegcr. ROW 3: Uefl lo 17'th M. Carle, G. Kearns, B PHum, N. Conner, M. Berger, N. Kneflin. M. Harrington Upper - ROW 1: Heft m 1:?ng C. Wagner, T, Pinkerton, M, Falls, J. Brown, C. nynn, K, Raleigh, M. E. Blank, M L, Neihciscl. ROW 2: Uefl m rigba M. Smutbarg, C. Yettcr, J. Sunderman, P. Gagen, B. Streng, L Heilmann, M E. Hoerth, K. LIOliquc. ROW 3: Hell! la 1'1'gf10 J. Berg, R. jacobs, D Christen, J. Lueken, R. Dempsey, L. Kathmnn, A. Tolwig. ROW 4: Uef! m ringU E. Imsandc, E Stath, P. Kroegcr, N, Trippel, P. Feucht, M. Wempe, L Frey, R. Siemer, M, Bischoff. Lou'er ROW 1: Uefl m riglan L. Bergman, R. Spitzlcy, A. Moeschl, J. Eppen- steiner, J Muus, M. Simon, E. Schcitz, M. L. Wehlfrom ROW 2: Heft t0 righQ D. Taylor, E. Fieler, M. Young, J. Hischemiller, M Jacks, E. Wolf, R. Fogclman, M. Grdh, B Neiheisel, B. Moeumann. ROW 3; Heft ta rigbn J. Ruther, S Bradley, M. E Nieman, L. Smyth, M. Engel- lmrd. ROW 4 Uefi Jo 17'th M Schmidt, L. Sauer, M. J. Diersen, M. Sickman. ROXW 5: Heft to 113110 J, Sohcll, D. Pfau, E. PFArrmann, S. Shaw. 62 CLASS OF 1954 Yong dramalim giw Frnljmen ping: 5PM '- ROW 1: Uefl ta rigbn K. Blasing, M. Richmond, A. Stclijmnu, S. Hucrst. ROW 2: Heft 10 rigr'an j. Robinson, E. Huffman, B Hummcl, Y Karg, M. Groh, N. Harp, L. Grzanke, B. A. Wenzel, P. Kennedy, 3 De Curlis, R. Beuerlein. ROW 3; Uefl 10 riglJQ J, Sabine, j Ruible, NA Bross, j. Bross, M. A. Geiger, N. Bollinger. ROW 4: Uef; 10 17350 M. W'ester- marl, M. Albiez, J. DubelhoH, M. I Burkhardt, A, Strull. ROW 5: Uef! m 11350 J. Day, M hforrisey, D, .Monahan, E. Wasslcr, J. Hantr. FRESHMEN Luu'er ROW' 1: Heft to riglJU P. Roth, M. A. Fantc-tti, E Ante, M, Burhoff, F. Spadafora, I. D'Amico. ROW 2: Ueft m rigbn I L'lirich, S. Brendle, M. Smgkclman, P. Zeh, J. Vonderheidc, j. Schoenharl, M. Krismcr, C Schwie- tcrman, N. Edwards, S. Johnson. ROW 3: Uef! f0 :1ng j. Hiivers, M. A. Krumdick, K. Teuschler, W. Raising, J Kuhlc-s, M. A Lnngcn, j. Locbker, C. Gerhard. ROW 4: Uef! Io 173110 C Schemk, JA Schnieder, M. L. Mastold. J. Quinct, M. L Nicheiscl, M. McCarthy, A. Elscn, C Ptllman, J, Hussey, FI'EJ'IJHZEIZ are presented in r! 5:er from TIM Dame Marjorie See; T00 Mirth? WWEmJ mm mm A WMAN IS A SOCIAL BEING . . . HE HAS NOT ONLY INDIVIDUAL BUT SOCIAL OBLIGATIONS? Mull MN I 'AWIIR'II. .. 4 L i I'; .4 - '. '1 A' W . .- - ., J , . EXIRA- CURRICULAR Engl Iniqlzeline, IIJE yalmgmf of fire .rix Jif- fer! and the fomboy 0f Ilse family, 1501!: 1167' amazed mother a new pair of Knirkerbmkem. gLef: 10 17-3120 1H. J. Krusling, R. Schutte, E. Nicholas, F. Janz, J. Vogelsang, j.1-Imk, CA Carroll, j Day. SYNOPSIS Romances of yesterday, like ro- mances of today may begin at a girFs first dance. Masque and GaveYs production, FIRST DANCE, contrasts with sparkling humor the manners of today with the manners of the Gay Nineties? Grmzdilmfbar Kala? UM. L. Sclmeferjj expmim 10 Albrii H. Specl'JO mid Clare U fznueio 110w grand 412 nd- 1'emm'e 01m ; 111'! dance am really be. MASQUE AND GAVEL PLAYERS Present uFIRST DANCEw A Comedy in Three Acts by Dewitt Bodeen THE SCENES PROLOGUE: It is a modern era. The time is some what after nine on a late spring evening. ACT ONE: It is 1895. The time is a late spring afternoon. ACT TWO: Scene 1 e An afternoon about a week later. Scene 2 e That night. ACT THREE: The night of the dancing party. EPILOGUE: It is again the modern era. The time about a half-hour after the Close of the prologue. The entire action of the play takes place in the Schuyler drawing-room, Upper Rigbx e Kale. UM. Leijgcmgh mid Pepila, U. A. BFOJIJ exchange fond anilej m lbeir Jibeme 0f Artbemei begim. Cenfm'e Pepin: QM. Lou'erj giz'etr Kate, 6, Frifzj a 1mm! of en- mm'agemml affer flJe ldlier fmlffdej that, m'IIJmtglJ she 13 in lore zwifb Milier Mirrbell, be 110812ny areal know Jive exijij. Below - TIM padre 0f IIJE Sctljzlyler famiiy it again iliien'lxpled lay the mm of in J'mmgw'l member. 1.. Brendel, Y. Carr, B. Willig, M. Risch- man, C. Frey, M. L. Kampel, S. FrEtz, M. H. Filippine, J. Wail. My Innmmdate Heart '71! Trilmzpb Ami 7174-32-5 1172!! Be Pearyf LADY OF FATIMA is 21 simple and unpretentious dramatiza- tzon 0f the striking events which occurred at Fatima in 1917. After 30 years of indiffer- ence, the war-weary people the world over, are suddenly becoming more and more awakened to Our Lady of the Rosaryk plea for prayen and her promise of lasting peace. Right: M'rn'ia Ram 03. W'iIIigL mailm' 0f Lucia U11. Rirrbmzzlila ix Zvarl'hmf to believe OIII' Lady appeared, and Jmldj Me 51721:? for felling a .1701 y. A; 1159 1'beax1tifztl Lad; fame; to lake litlle me'm UH. Leingng the beam of Olimpia UH. L Srbaefenj mid Mamie! U thfij are t'loildea' will; ozrw'u'befming mrrouu SYNOPSIS 0F SCENES ACT I Scene 1: Scene 2: Scene 3: Scene 4: Scene 5: Scene 6: ACT II Scene 1 : Scene 2: Scene 3: Scene 4: Scene 5: Scene 6: The yard in back of Lucia's home. The Cova da Iria, about 110011, May 13, 1917. The yard in back Of Lucia's home. The Cova da Iria, June 15, 1917. The Cova da Iria. The Cova da Iria, July 15, 1917. A common jail-yard in Ourem, August 14 1917. The churchyard at Fatima, August 15, 1917. The yard in back of Luciis home. The Cova da Iria, October 15, 1917. Franciscds bedroom. a A Convent in Portugal. Amwn'o US. Nicholmj relafw the nor; of a Maoriyb Primen fa Lucia MI. Rimbmanm, fminm U A. 32050 and Fr'mlrijro UM. LeiJgamgT . PRODUCTION STAFF 5:.ng Mmmger: M. L. Dauwc; Stage Crew: S. Bellman, M. A Davis, C. Dilling, P. Halpin, M. Helmcs, 1'. Hennecke, B. Kahles, E. Lay, j. Lukcn, R, Tcpe; Sazmd Effern: J. Beckman, P. Peters, A. Weller; Lighting: J. Boehman, B. Fchring, S, Mallory J, Pirmun, M, Wuest; De.lignerr 0f SL738 Tz'eej: J.Bcck1nan, B. Blum, 1. Braun, J. Bmun, L. McIntyre, S. Smith. DEIigizeitr of Pajlerj: J. Boehman, 1V1. C. Frey, B. Hbggt; Denguer of Program Carer: M, A. Davis; Promplew: P. Schinncr, M. Zalmeis, C. Zimmerman; Mzzke-ttp: B. Blum, N. Gallol, M. J. Godar, M. A. Rapicn, M. Tenocver, J. Wolf, R. Zimmermann; PI'EII Agent: J, Macke; Bmiuen 111102.4397': A. Geiser; Tickerx; J. Ellen- sohn, R. Franks, B. Gabriel, L11 Gehring, M. L. Gcrkc, SA Garth, M. A. Guerrern, C. Hoerst, hi. Jclcn, B. Lambert, CA Sewall; UJJJEM: J. Briedc, C. Eppler, M. Erdmnn, M. J. Hamberg, L. Hamilton, C. Kcmme, J. Kenning, C. Ktttron, R. Kinne, J. Kramer, B. Nelson, BA Odenbenk, L, IN, Ryan, R4 Schlueter, hf. Stuer- emberg, L. Wagner, J'. Wnrburg; Swim- Mem- herr 0f Orrbejrm: A. Driscoll, B, Fehring, E. Fehring. H. I-Iabig, B. Hegge. i: I Lummers, J. Ellensuhn, J. Boehnun. GLEE CLUB AND ORCHESTRA SET PACE FOR EVERY GALA PRODUCTION Mercy Choristers presented their Spring Concert under direction of Mr. Fehring They particiA pated in the Marian Day ceremony, and formed part of the Choir at a mass in honor of the pro- mulgation of the doctrine of the Assumption. ROW 1: Heft to 1112120 P. Halpin, S. Bellman, .1. Cremins, I. Bruun. L. Ncssclhuf, C. Sewell, Ft jam. ROW' 2: Uefl Iv rigIJH J. Bricde, H. Hubig, M. Renk, B. Blum, EV Fehring, B. Odenbcck, C, Hoerbt. A. Walsh. M. A. Rapien. ROWE 3 Uefl to 11260 B. Kahles, Ce Comte, M Titulbee, 1V. Gallul, L. M, Ryan. Me B. Lambert. Bt Willig, M. J. Day, R. Zimmermann. ROW 4: Uefr f0 rigbU j. Guilfoyle, A. Driswll. S. Diack- mann, C. Temming. M. L. Duuwc. E. Nicholas, R. Bollhuuer, C. Brown, j. Hullenknmp, t The orchestra furnished music for the Masque and Gavel produc- tion, uThe First Dance, the Senior class play. HLady 0f Fatima and tKA Case of Spring time in conjunction with the Elder Thespians. ROW 1: Utfi f0 ringH J. Young, IVI. Jacks, B. Fehring, TVIJA Stenger7 E. Fehring, P. Harris, Ct Wagnert ROW 3: Uefl J. Dierscn, M. Young. ROW 2: Uef! Io rigbn C. Pellmann,m right A. Driscoll, Ht Fisher, E, Fisher, B. Hegge, IVL J. M. Pcipcr, M. Blazer, L, Brockhuis, M. L. Stenger, I-I. Habjg,8hann0n, M. Taulbce, B. Brown, J. Selcer. To the melody of the Christmas processionaly Ceuolers marched with lighted torches down the marble stairs into a darkened auditorium. Their splendid pro- gram filled the hearts of the audience with peaceful thoughts and a true Christmas spirit. CAROL PROGRAM Processioml 'Twas in the Winter Cold Saned Infant FirstNoel.,, ..... , .............. Tmtiilirmtal Here a Tort'h ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, deitjmm! Silent Night 777777777777777777 TmJiIiom-JI O Come All Ye Faithful ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Trmlilimm! Carol 0f the Shepherds .......... Babemimz mef Cradle Song ................ Dllfrb Cami Slumber My Dove .................... filJ'dIl-dli C am! Shepherds and the Inn .................. Mexiwm Cam! A CllriStlnLLS Carol 77777777777777777777 German Cami In the Glow of the Christmas Candle .Crmper Hark Bethlehem .......... Pu 1M7 Cami When the Savior Christ VVES Born ...A..Poiirl1 Carol - F.2f in 132170 D. Brod- beck; J. Jansen, J. A. Bross, M. E. Jones, E. Nicholas, C. Mlltz. Journalists in the making. tLeft r0 rigbrl P. Hey, E. Fox, C. Miltz, C. Carroll, 5. Homn, Mt J. Krusling, C4 Murphy: Pl Plagge. GLEANINGS STAFF Staff works steadily to meet the deadline. tLef: 10 n'glyzl Ml Thalerl Cl Frey, M. Leisgang, Li Lower, J. Macke, editor, E. Meyers. PUBLICATIONS KEEP WRITERS, ARTISTS AND ACCOUNTANTS BUSY What to do with the big empty space on the htst page news, sports, fashions, editorials, headlines, page or where to put the latest scoop are questions and all the rest are tucked into an envelope and that confront the busy staff of Cleaning. There's sped to the printer. The staff experiences the satis- endless proofreading, pasting up, copy checking, faction of a job well done for theirs is the power rewriting, with all keyed to meeting deadline. Front of the printed word and this is out Glemzingt. QUILL and SCROLL March 19 marked the be- ginning of the Mercy Chap- ter of Quill and Scroll. Nine seniors became mem- bers of the Honorary Society for Journalists, Mr. Robert Otto addressed the assembly on the importance of alertness and Christian Living. tLef'l lo 11.ng J'. Brass, M. Lower, El Nicholas, E. Meyer, Jt Macke, J. Jansen, C. Frey, M. Thaler, Ml Lelsgung. XV. W'arc, co-editor of Alcraywuod E. Fullring, H. Habig, P. thutte, J. A. Bmun. Art editor. am; D. Hurtung, business manager. prepare mptinns um! mpy. MERCYWOOD STAFF F, janz, K. McDonough, co-editors and C, Kemme, lend a helping hand with the picture layout to S. Dieckmann, editor. Obliglng juniors, Jl Boyle, S. Hauck, L. Brendel, H. Elmer- macher, G. Greenen and H. Branch assist with typing Aiming to give Mercians an annual that will be an accurate retorcl 0f the year 195051, ten seniors began work On this project. To see a year book grow from a doubtful idea to :L tompleted work seems little short of miraculous. The in- triguing Challenge of attempting to recapture the life, spirit and remembrances of an entire year info book form, is a great reward. After deciding on the theme, the staff began to plm layout, senior write-ups, captions, copy and numerous headingsi Hours were spent coaxing weary brains for clever headings and bits of original copy. The photographer, recorded within his camcrars eye all important events. It is the sincere hope and wish of the staff that the annual 0f 51 will live up to the previous records of llTHE MERCYWOOD, TODA Yas DEBATERS-- TOMORRO Was LEADERS Should a 16 year old have a driver's license 9 was the timely topic discussed by J. A. Bross, E, Nicholas, from Mercy and J. Cloran, XV, Burkett from Roget Bacon on Junior Town M eeting't over XWSAI, January 9. Mercy won the trophy in the final tournament of Greater Cincinnati Speech League. The proposition for the year was HResolvedl That the American People Should Reject the Wielh fare State. Participants were M. Leisgang, J, A, Bross. R. Schuttc and P. Harris. Miss Esther Schwach is debating coach for Mercy. J. A. B17055, M, Leisgang debate with W'. Drain, and H. Mat- thews from St. Xavier. DEBATE SCORES 1930-1931 Mercy 3 St. Joseph 0 Mercy 1 St. Xavier 1 Mercy 2 Regina 0 Mercy 41 Purcell 1 Mercy 2 Hughes 0 Mercy 2 Hamilton 1 Mercy 2 Western Hills 0 ROW' 1: M. Leisgamg, M. J. Krushng, R. thutte. M. Rischmann, M. Lower, Ht Specht, J. Vogelsang. ROW 2: J. Saalfetd, L. Brendcl, R. Schutlt, M. H. Filippine, M. Holtvogt. ROW 3: E. Fox 5. Fritz, J. A. Brosst E. Nicholas, Ft Jam, Be Willig, ROW .11: H. Koenigt JV Hock. S. Hand:1 LI. L. Veil, Y. Cart, C. Currnll, J. Ruthtr, J. Jansen, LI. C. Frey, LI. L. SChaett-rs, J. Day, 1H. Dourson. hfissing from pidure: 1H. 1., KumpeL R. L. Walters. ORGANIZATIONS . . . DIVERSIFIED GROUPS ARE AN INTEGRAL PART OF A SMOOTH F UNCTIONING SCHOOL MASQUE AND GAV EL Masque and Gavel Dramatic Club is nearing its tenth year of aHihation with the Masque and Gavel Society of Northwestern University. At present, there are 32 active members with Eleanor Nicholas as president. Qualified students are initiated in the fall and spring Masque and Gavele varied activities include the production of two major plays, participation in the Greater Cincinnati Speech League Tournaments, entertainment of the blind at the Judge Bell Home, and a Christmas party for ahlmnae. Theta Art Club The Theta Art key symbolizes the phil- osophy which should govern the members. 8. Smith, J. A. Braun, 1. Braun, J Boehman and D1.A.Davis were accepted into the club October 18. Sttzridiug: D. Sunder, J. Lukcn. Kneeling: R. DuhIL-r. Suled: H. Fisher, J. Peters. AL Vonderhaar, L. Carr, 5. Durgers, 5. Reichl. L Lambert. Slwzding: G. Greencn, M. L. Steinle, C. Cmtc, E. Pardi, J. Sugars, j. Lt-ist, M. L. Burkhardt. LANGUAGE CLUBS PROMOTE Spanish Club tabovd The regular monthly meeting of the Spanish Club is called to order under the able direction of its president, Jane Luken, assisted by ViCEvPICSidCHt, Jackie Sugars, and secretary, Doris Sander. In order to better their under- standing of the customs of our South American neigh- bors, Mercy's gay senoritas listen to records and oral reportsi Highlighting the events of this busy group is its annual visit to a Spanish restaurant, ilSpanish Innf' Seated: C, Murphy, K. McDonough, M. Leis- geng, B. Schneider, J. Guilfoyle. Smudfng: L. Brendel, D. Hartung, H. Koenig, J. Schwie- tering, J. Schoenharl, M . Armbruster, J. Boyie, C. Carroll, P. OiLeary, J. Kathman. ENTHUSIASM Laputinellae Club Oielowft To stimulate an active interest in Latin is the aim of the Laputinellae Club. The Senior and Junior members meet monthly and partake in a social as well 2.5 a business meeting. Programs featuring discussions, slides, and skits about the ancient Romans were included in the meetings. The annual Roman banquet, Latin Week programs, and the Christmas party were special events. Marilyn Leisgang is president of the club. 4! $ Tbe rIIJIOWI of line Romain were rerirea? a; flay Lam: major; lunk jnn'r iii 1136 mimml Bzqutsl. Sandie, fend mm; a familiar ring in the ear: of I119 11:11:55. After weeks of anticipation the annual Roman Banquet was held on the evening of May 15. Faculty and R O M A N B A N Q U E T alumnae members attended in traditional Roman garb. ! The cafeteria was mystically transformed into a Roman peristyle. As the guests were announced they took their 1 places at the artistically decorated tables. The delightful y evening terminated with the singing of Latin songs. 77 National Mathematics Honor Society tahoveh Eusporos Anthropois'l full of promisa for the advanta- mentofJliankind7jsth61110tt0 Of the MCAulcy Chapter of the National Mathematics Honor Society of Secondary Schools. The chapter, which received its charter in 1946. obtained its name from the foundrcss of the Sisters of Marty, Mother Mary Catherine McAuley. Present mem- bership includes nine seniors. Qualified juniors b6- come pledges at the spring initiation. FIGURES AND FORMULAS Smlctf: J. Albcrs, MIJ. Shannon, H. Koenig, Rt Schuttc. Sumiing: L. Brent dd, B. Sthlimm, j. Austing j. Baum, M. Armbrustcr, j, Stcngcr, E. Fox, BL Davis, S Smith R SchuttcE B, Huggr. H. Hahig, j. XX'c-il, J. Guiltoylc, F.J;mz, M. L. Duuwc. Mercy Molecule Club Umlmw The Mercy Molemle Club was organized in 1949 to stimulate rm ardent interest in stiencc and to prepare the students for future careers in thc scientific world The dub now tonsisting 0t 11 members, meets monthly. They prepare papers and discuss problems pertaining to science. The main event this year was the Triple A C Science Hobby Fair held March 6. J. Albcrs: H. Koenig guided yearly activities. MAKE SCHOOL FUN MARCH OF TIME SEPTEMBER 6 31'26 hundred thirty girls registered for 1930-51. S-Seniors attend Mass in honor of the Holy Ghost; receive class rings. 11 juniors, sophomores and freshmen assist at Mass, 197Distinctive M.M,H. emblem is added to school uniform. 21-School nurse inspects vac- cmatlons. 23 Partiotic Mercians sign 'Crusade of Freedom scroll. 267Bishop Karl J Alter's in- stallation at St. Monica Cathedral. 27- 'Sixty Sticky Stick5 is 510- gan for Freshman initiation. 27 131'21y the Rosary, theme of poster contest, encourages Mercy girls to pray for last- ing world peace. OCTO BER IiGjrls participate in Marian Day at Xavier. 3 Nineteen girls are initiated into Masque 21nd Gavel. loiPolice Department show safety film, Teenicideii lawStLIdents form living rosary in traditional procession to Fatima grotto. 157St21f3f distributes first issue of Gleamngs. 1377Mercy triumphs over St. Xavier am Hello Teanher. M. Schroeder wins first prize, a gruen watch IGMNine seniors are initiated into the McAuley Chapter of the National Mathe marks Honor Society. i8 Teachcrs participate in Busi- ncsslndustry-Education Day. Students enjoy free day. itllb;T-'-BaL-km 7777777 hrmm'ipfi Plants give cheer to the aged. Cumw- 11.211! Praytls and world pcme g0 tngetlrer. Curler fair - Clothes for thc needy. Cunlm' :1ng f Annual Red Cross Drive. Lumw-Jlrsslon meeting stimulates Intercsf. 24-25 'Light New Candles is the theme of Mission Day. 27 MerCy bows to Seton in a fast moving volleyball game. NOVEMBER IRPope Pius XII defines the dogma of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. Mercy girls sing at special Mass in St. Mary Church. 2 Prayerful warriors enlist in ' Blue Army. 6mMercy wins five out of six debates vs. St Xavier. 7-History students become civic-minded; hold mock elections. MWMH and Regina. clash verbal swords in a debate. 9 Girls witness exhibition on Highway Safety on Ramona Ave. 1478. D. S. enthusiasts sign scrolls in Vigorous protest to Dagmafs indecent dress. 80 177P.T.A. sponsors dance. 18-uJournalists attend newspaper clinic at Seton High School. 21 Music students honor St. Cecelia in traditional recitaL Mr. Willhide, of the Con- servatory of Music, gives re- cital for faculty and students. 24-257Mercy Journalists attend Upper lefrgPumng Christ into Christmas. T047 cemer a Helping Christ's poor. Upper right -- Final touches are applied. Lazwr 12ft - Busy trimming yulctidc tree. Luu'm- right Christmas is party time. I. Hark i5 rrouwed m Cbrimizzu Ball Queen, tLeft Io riglij C. Tem- ming. B. Blnm, f. Hang mid excorf. Raving between dmzcej. Seated : R. Zimmammmz: f. Boebmmz mid EIEOWI. Slaizding: J. Slabl, 1U. Telzaez'er and 91mm. Happy senior; enjoying the Prom. Seated: B. Hegge, M.F0x,f. Wail, P. 509M, E. Kroger mid EJ'L'OJ'IJ. Slmidiizg: D. Sander, S. Smith mid mama. I l ; N.S.P.A. Convention in 12-Seniors entertain mothers at 147Mercy is host to G.C.S.L. l Chicago. PTA. Christmas party. tournament. 27-287Seven inch carpet of 20 Mr. Fehring directs Glee 15-19 Exams and we don't snow startles Cincinnatians. Chlb in CMOI Program. know a thing! 277Gibson Ballroom is setting 15-19RFather John Flick for Seniors; Christmas Ball. ' : DECEMBER C.SS.R. conducts an mspu: mg retreat. I Zijoumalists travel toC.SAP.A. JANUARY 20 Triple A.C. dance is big Convention at Nazareth Z-All good things come to an SHCCCSS- College, Ky. ngh schools , , . . of the city conduct mock end,even Chnstmasxacatlon. 22 Students. launch gigantlc meeting 0f the UN. Mercy SkStudents honor the Infant at paper dIIVC. represents Czechoslovakia. Crib devotions 26W Gleanings' staff sponsors 313137 KEEP I ' FINN L'ppar lu'! That 2:745 bell. L'ppu ugh! Counting lax stamps fur missinns. Cum-r hf: - Lunch hnur snacks Ccmrr upbr - Catholic magazines for - shur-ins. . Curler irj! a- Kain unp, pcarl tun Luuw -- Paper dm'c bzg success. 'Third Annual Journalism Jumpf' 31;The spark of enthusiasm for trip to Wlashington i5 kindled by a movie. FEBRUARY 9tSeni0r Scholarship T6512. 10 Safety Institute at WHilnut Hills High School. 13 Sister M. Virginia, R.S.M., dean of O.L.C., enlightens seniors on college life. 18-19uSenio;'s star in the un- forgettable drama, Lady of Fatima. 20;Juniors, in the spirit Of Washington, give Seniors an honest-togoodness sur- prise party. 26-wM Leisgang triumphs in semi-Hnals Of Oratorical Contest 277Art students give textile demonstration at Shillitds. 28 Merty is host to PTA. Federation. MARCH 1 Four juniors become menv bers of Masque and Gavel. l D. Christen places fifth in Catholic Book Week Contest. 3;Seniors participate in Mother Hilda Scholarship Test Seventy Mercians see Rich- art! 111'! staged at Miami U. 6 Science students enter pro facts in Triple AC Hobby Fair. 5 9- 5tudents become teachers for one day Only! IS-Prospective freshmen attend lOpen House at O. L. C, 19tNine senior journalists be- come members of Quill and Scroll. Easter vacation begins. 28 M. Leisgang and B. Willig are presented in a Gold Medal Recital in Dramatic Art. r15 ukc m'cr fur a glut 'MXK-Xlshinmnn. hurt: WL- fume! Adwrtialng Sanidr Class Play, . Gum! Lhulks am a good fu-umintion, Lyn :r i Fwd mde at :May Festival. APRIL 1 F1thcrs are honored at Open House program. JfP. janz, E. Nicholas and MA. Rapien are presented in :1 Gold Medal Recital in Dramatic Art and Piano. 1QiEducution-Business-Indusrry Day at Mercy. zowFuturc freshics bccome ac- quainted with M. M. H. juniors are pledges of the N M.H. Society. 21,257Mchy-Elder Players pres- ent A Case of Springtime. 23 M. C. Frey, prom queen, and attendants M. Lower and M. A. Rupien :ch un- mounted. 26A C. SCWCH is presented in a Gold Medal Recital in Piano. ' 29fMercy participates in the Greater Cincinnati Speech League Tournament. MAY 1791011, Mary, we Crown thee, 2-67Scmors' annual trip to Washington. 6 M0ther of Mercy May Fete. S-J. Bross, J Ruthcr, E. Fox, H. Koenig and M. J. Krus ling are presented in a Silver R'Iedzll Recital in Ex- pression. 11-JLmi0r-Senior Prom 13AMusical. 16 Latin majors enjoy Roman Banquet. ZOaSeniors are initiated into the M.M.H.S, Alumnae. 23425 Examinati0ns. 29-v-Seni0rs enjoy Sophomore pitnic. SliFreshies honor big sisters? JUNE 1 Reports C10sing of School 3iTears of joy mingle with tears of sorrow upon leav- ing our beloved Alma Mater. Come 011 Blne, came on Whine, come on Team, 155W, 153W; Jggbi- In :1 p059 u'laicl; Ibow; of tlyeir J'Jmppy Imifarnu, Merry dwer- lemlerx lend the Iizztielzt body in a rowing rbeer 0f zlirfm'y. a.gff lo rigl20 L. M. Ryan, N. Blmiie, f. FoIz. SPIRITED PLAYERS . . . RETAIN SCHOOL SPIRIT Through participation in a wide variety of sports, students learn the standards of fair play and develop a true spirit of sportsman: ship. A full gym program of games, calisthenics, centerball, drills, dances, volleyball, basketball, baseball and shufHeboard makes strong bodies and healthy minds. School spirit, whether on the field 0: in the audience is displayed by the girls one hundred per cent. Through the year, one activity leads to another with surprising rapidity. All the turn-outs fmd groups I of enthusiastic athletes ready to play ball. CHEERING CROWD THROUGH VICTORY AND DEFEAT 1171717 AH 639$ 01: fbe 1'81? pint, lbue girl; prepare f0 roll zip ljigb fmwlhzg MOI'EJ. ULeft to rigth C. Zimmer- mmm. 1V1, A. Daz'iJ, 1M. Tlmler, M. Zabneii, I. Lusz. BOWLING AVERAGES Pin Ups S75 Mercy Etts 497 Delayed Action 494 Pushovers 459 C.M.M.J.J'. 4S7 Gutter Dusters 441 Three - Two 416 Upsetters 410 Rock Bottom Bowlers 405 Ball Babies 403 Lucky Strikes 59S M. B. Lmuber! Hie; for :r mike 41 M. Eilermmi am! I. Day gire mpporl. The girls, bowling league has been larger in num- ber than ever before. This year-round sport held top interest as the girls flocked to Waltz Bowling Alley for weekly games, The high scorers this year were M. A, Davis, J Day, and M. Eilerman. The Pin-Ups captured team honors. The bowling year was chmaxed by the final Head-Pin Tournament. At a special assembly the trophies were awarded to the winning team and to the individual bowlers. All the pin activities were managed efhciently throughout the school year by A. Geiser, president of the League. On the whole, this is a popular pastime providing recreation and entertainment. PING PONG Ping pong; saw 21 went .L7 b . '- actn'e year. The gu-ls cn- gaged in several tourna- ment: singles and doublesJ There proved to be much competition to say nothing of fun, before the trophy was awarded to M. J. Hamberg. Heft. m riglarJ M. Renneker, M. W'estetv man, MJ Bimmerlc J. Day. BASKETBALL Into the basket it goes'. E. Arzman, AJ W'urzel- backer and J. Eppenstiener join to make a score. Learn- ing to shoot with perfect aim has become most en- ' able H110 uework for sport enthusiasts. SQUARE DANCING Swing your partner! Promenade the hall! Square dancing unites ex- ercise and fun as intricate steps are learned Heft m rigbe A. Stellitano, J. D'A . E. ssleri DObelhDPf, J. Schwab, Gadar, M. R011, Nienaber. SCORES I'eryily Seton 13 Mercy 7 Seton 14 LIerCy 14 Frarbmm Seton 18 Mchy 1 6 Seton 1 5 1V1:- rL'y 12 M, L. Silmyfen trier far a pain! a; C . mm! P. Barre give mom! IIIPPON. am. Pep mid embmiaerm were demmufmled timing Ike ralleylmll tomvmmem. hLef! f0 11'ng E. Aura. E. Baflbmm. ROW 1: C. Kcttron, G. Greenen, M. Langenbrunner, M. Frey, M. Hamberg, J. Knhlcs. E. Lay, M. Kampel. ROW 2: K. Molique, E. Kroger, J. F012, N. Blumc, D, Alhictz. A1 Betsch, M, Doursun, C. hfurphy, F. Spadufnru. D. Fray ROW 3: J. Srlmc-fers, M1 Taulbee, L. Carr, J. Eppensteiner, A. Tuccinardi, C1 Roehrig, M, Kurwisch, M. Davis, P. Halpin, J. Ellensohn, A. Driscoll, A. Tasset. A SPORT FOR EVERY GIRL . . . EVERY GIRL IN A SPORT From September to May, one of the most active The athletic-minded girls plan many activities dur- organizations is the national G.A.A. Being a new mg the school year. A skating party was one of the club, it now boasts a membership of 30 girls. Presie many social events which has been sponsored. The dent, M. J. Hamberg, viceepresident, M. Hoene- aim of the club this year is to replenish the gym mier, treasurer, J. Kahies, secretary, M1 Frey, are equipment. G.A.A. links exercise and fun to make its elected officers. Mrse Wfilliams is moderator; an active club. Meetings are held once a month. 87 DIRECTORY OF SENIORS Name Addreu Birrladay P61; 725 Perish Barre, Patricia 2023-H Sutter Avenue 1251 Oct. 4 Presentation Bastian, Clara 4137 North Bend Road 1111 Aug. 5 EU 3159 St. Ignatius Beckman, Janet 7612 Elizabeth 1311 May 23 JA 4399 Assumption Behne, June 3936 Lovell Avenue 1111 Oct. 4 HE 4831 St. Martin Bellman, Shirley Ann 3806 Woodbine Avenue 1111 June 30 HU 1137 St. Martin Bluml Betsy 7316 Hickman Street 1311 Nov. 1 JA 4291 Assumption Boehman, Joan 4030 Herron Avenue 1231 Match 21 K1 1607 St. Boniface Bollhauer, Romilda 3484 Boudinot 1111 Aug. 19 HU 0876 St. Catherine Braun, Imelda 4735 Kirby Road 1231 June 30 K1 4558 St Boniface Braun, Jo Ann 2721 Robert Avenue 1111 March 2 MO 6797 St. Bonaventure Briede1 Joan 1617 Carll Street 1251 July 24 GR 0158 St. Leo Eross, Jo Ann 3945 Kenkel Avenue 1111 jam 2 MO 3222 St Aloysius Brown, Charmagne 3035 McHenry Road 1111 OcL 21 HU 6367 St. Catherine Carr, Yvonne 3893 Weirman Avenue 1111 Oct. 31 HU 1316 St. Aloysius Coate, Carolyn 4334 Schulte Drive 1381 Aug. 1 WA 3612 St William Cremins, Joyce 5638 Leumas Drive 1241 July 27 K1 1349 Little Flower Dauwe, Mary Lou 4041 Herron Avenue 1231 Aug. 1 K1 4655 St. Boniface Davis, Mary Ann Box 94, R.R. 7, Harrison Pk, Aug. 10 St. Martin Dent 1111 Ohio Day, Joan 5937 Bridgetown Road 1111 Aug. 27 MO 3788 St Aloysius Dieckmann, Shirley 5248 Ponce Lane 1381 jam. 5 WA 8196 St. Antonius Dilling, Carolyn 3843 Washington Avenue 1111 Sept 30 MO 5113 St. Martin Driscoll, Alice 750 Straight Street 1141 Jan. 7 CH 6178 St. Monica Ellensohn, Jeanette Box 383, Race Road 1111 June 3 MO 7007 St. Ignatius Eppler, Carol 3421 McFadden 1111 Dec. 30 HU 4460 St. Martin Erdman, Margie 3310 North Bend Roazi 1241 Now 19 MO 7024 St. Ignatius Febring, Betty 1836 Dising Avenue 1241 July 30 1A 4827 St. Margaret Mary Febring, Ethel 3701 Boudinot Avenue 1111 Sept. 10 MO 6234 St. Martin Fillipine, Mary Helen 3346 Felicity Drive 1111 Aug 9 HU 2762 St. Catherine Fox, Mary Box 310, RR 7 1111 Aug 14 St. Bernard Franks, Ruth 5600 Surrey Avenue 1111 Aug. 1 HU 0562 St. Aloysius Frey, Mary Carol 2010 Kearsarge 1231 April 24 K1 0484 St, Boniface Fritz, Shirley 747 Wells Avenue 151 March 27 GR 3894 St Lawrente Gabriel, Bette 2236 Graebe Street 1141 jan. 24 GR 1902 St. Bonaventure Gallol, Nancy 3512 Hazelwood Avenue 1111 Aug. 16 MO 7367 St. Catherine Geisar, Alice 2655 Pancoast Avenue 1111 March 7 MO 1609 St. Catherine Gerke, Mary Lou 2240 Graebe Street 1141 May 2 GR 2159 St. Bonaventure Garth, Sylvia 2011 Sundale Avenue 1241 Oct, 25 JA 9930 St. Margaret Mary Godar, Mary 2958 Dunaway Avenue 1111 Oct. 20 MO 3009 St. Catherine Guerrera, Mary Ann 1938 Queen City Avenue 1111 April 22 WA 4937 St Antonio Guilfoyle, Janice 133 Rapid Run Pike 1331 Nov. 11 TU 7157-1 Our Lady of Victory Habig, Hefen 5415 Corrine Avenue 1381 Jan. 20 MO 4079 Our Lady of Lourdes HaIpin, Peggy 3904 Woodbine Avenue 1111 Oct. 17 HU 0277 St. Martin Hamberg, Mary 10 5554 Eula Avenue, Bridgetown 1111 Feb. 13 MO 0535 St. Aloysius Hamilton, Lois 2606 Knerr Avenue 1141 Feb. 12 HU 5330 St. Bonaventure Hammer, Mary Anne 3662 Herbert Avenue 1111 July 19 HU 2960 St. Martin Hartung, Donna Lee 4934 Cleves-Warsaw Pike 1381 Jan. 1 GR 8271 St, Teresa Hegge, Betty Ann 2027 Baltimore Avenue 1251 July 29 MO 4564 St Leo Helmes, Margie 4718 Gienway Avenue 1381 July 23 MO 3445 Our Lady Of Lourdes Henneke, Nancy 1496 Van Zandt Road Sept. 1 IA 2585 St. Margaret Mary Hessler, Judith 7400 Bernard Avenue 1311 Dec. 10 JA 2796 Assumption Hock, Joan 3537 St Martin PL 1111 Dec. 16 MO 2757 St. LMartin Hoerst, Claire R.R. 2, Box 208, Cleves, Ohio Sept. 3 St. Bernard Hollenkamp, Janet 2931 Ravogli Avenue 1111 Aug. 31 MO 0254 St. Catherine Huebner, Margie 3723 St, Martin PL 1111 June 15 MO 5082 St. Martin Hundley, Charlotte 4150 Ebenezer Rd., Mack, Ohio Apr. 9 MO 3876 Our Lady of Visitation Jansen, Joan 3751 Boudinot Avenue 1111 Aug. 6 MO 1550 St. Martin Janz, Florence 2179 Central Avenue 1141 Feb. 10 MA 6894 St. Augustine Jelen, Mary R.R. 7, Box 326 1111 July 16 WA 7679 St. Bernard Kahles, Barbara 4221 Race Road 1111 March 27 MO 6862 St. Aloysius Kampel, Mary Louise 4211 Race Road 1111 June 26 MO 0407 St. Aloysius Kathman, Pauline 4005 St, Martin's Place 1111 June 22 MO 2212 St. Martin Kemme, Claire 2477 Wahl Terrace 1111 NOV. 23 HU 2993 St. Catherine Kenning, Joan 3807 North Bend Road 1111 Dec. 13 MO 9788 St. Martin Kettron, Carolyn 2744 Orland Avenue 1111 Aug. 16 M0 3224 St. Catherine -2 . --2... Addren Kinne, Rosemary Kramer, Joan Kroger, Ermly Lambert, Mary Beth Lammers, 10yce Lay, Elsie Ann Lcisgang, Marilyn Lcmkuhl, Lavexna Long, Peggy Lower, Marlene Luken, Jane Macke, Jame Mallory, Sylvia McDonough, Kathleen McIntyre, Louise Meyers, Esther Nelson, Betty Nenselhuf, Lois Nicholas, Efeanor Noth, Geraldine Odenbeck, Barbara Pnrdi, Elissa Peters, Patricm Pirman, Joanne Rapien, Mary Ann Renk, Margie Ann Rischmann, Mary Ruther, Janet Ryan, Leda Mae Sander, Doris Schaefers, Mary Lou Schinner, Pat Schlueter, Rita Schneider, Bette Schroeder, Mary Schutte, Rosemary Sewell, Carolyn Smith, Shirley Soete1 Patricia Specht, Henrietta Stahl, jean Steinle, Carole Starch, Helen Stuerenberg, Mary Temming, Carole Tenoever, Marilyn Tepe, Ruth Thaler, Marion Wagner, Lois Walsh, Ann Walter, Betty Walters, Rita Wnrburg, Joan Ware, Wilma Weil, Jane Weller, Alvera Willier, Carole Willig, Betty Wolf, Joanne Wuest, Mildred Zahneis, Margaret Zimmermann, Charmame Zimmermann, Ruth DIRECTORY Name 3605 Jessup Road 1111 1845 Denham Street 1251 6930 Colerain Avenue 1241 4545 Ruebel Place 1111 1120 Overlook Avenue 1381 1054 Benz Avenue 1331 4423 Bridgetown Road 1111 4620 JeSSup Road 1111 6019 Harrison Avenue 1111 4455 Homelawn Avenue 1111 5606 Surrey Avenue 1111 3723 Houdinot Avenue 1111 2025 Harrison Avenue 1141 4933 Relleum Avenue 1381 7019 Ellen Avenue 1241 207 Hartley Road 1111 5585 Karen Avenue 1111 2225 Struble Road 1311 230 Lawrence Street 121 4425 Grove Avenue 1111 1636 Pulte Street 1251 3175 SaEer 1111 7368 Elizabeth 1311 2015 Harrison Avenue 1141 1950 Stevens 1311 3446 Alta Vista Avenue 1111 3720 Carson Avenue 1111 2584 Orland Avenue 1111 3532 Schwartze Avenue 1111 1361 Baltimore Avenue 1251 3434 Marfair Avenue 1111 5036 Ralph Avenue 1381 3838 Carrie Avenue 1111 3936 Lovell Avenue 1111 1989-F Sutter Avenue 1251 3430 Locust Lane 1381 4466 Grove Avenue 1111 1546 Harrison Avenue 1141 1634 Baltimore Avenue 1251 3610 Puhlman Avenue 1111 4115 North Bend Road 1111 2853 Westbrook Dr. 1111 3505 Cheviot Avenue 1111 4448 Harrison Avenue 1111 1491 Adams Road 1311 3062 Glenmore Avenue 1111 3399 Mayfair Avenue 1111 3924 Kenkel Avenue 1111 3245 Brater Avenue 1381 3093 Neisel Avenue 1111 3243 Boudinot Avenue 1111 8240 Ciara Avenue 1241 10117 MillRoad1311 1024 Ross Avenue 151 Box 3, R.R. 2, Mt. Healthy 1311 7616 Elizabeth Street 1311 4968 Ralph Avenue 1381 4426 Delhi Pike 1331 3754 Puhlman Avenue 1111 Box 382, Werk Road 1331 3324 McHenry Road 1111 4210 Harrison Avenue 1111 4215 Hamilton Avenue 1231 OF SENIORS Birthday P190119 Oct. 21 JA 4617 Apr. 29 WA 9092 Apxil 23 1A 4106 June 4 MO 6711 June 27 WA 6513 Jan. 8 WA 3549 July 12 MO 2120 March 1 JA 3013 Feb. 17 HU 5765 Nov. 12 EU 0620 Aug. 9 MO 4630 April 4 MO 6696 April 6 HU 1661 June 3 WA 6208 July 24 1A 3460 June 12 1A 5038 Sept. 4 MO 4743 June 5 JA 6611 Aug. 14 MA 8317 April 6 HU 2781 Nov. 14 K1 2964 56131.25 HU 4711 July 7 JA 5591 june 8 MO 5110 May 21 1A 4061 June 2 MO 2122 May 6 HU 0317 Jan. 15 EU 6524 Nov, 6 HU 2509 June 5 WA 1847 Sept. 20 HU 0363 July 16 WA 5338 Dec. 25 MO 6804 July 20 HU 3248 March 23 Aug. 30 HU 4079 May 26 MO 3889 Dec. 15 WA 4670 April 23 WA 4154 Dec. 18 EU 4385 Sept. 4 HU 4876 Dec. 20 EU 1692 Oct 24 May 21 HU 0308 Dec. 26 1A 8505 May 11 MO 6297 July 10 HU 5348 Jan. 26 MO 0452 March 1 HU 5208 July 23 HU 3507 Feb. 24 MO 3004 June 3 1A 4905 Feb, 17 IA 8146 June 8 WA 4985 Oct. 11 JA 1168 Sept 11 JA 8399 Nov. 10 WA 1980 Sept. 3 WA 2867 Oct. 26 HU 1064 Dec 21 HU 2547 DEC 31 MO 4007 March 27 HU 5262 Sept. 10 KI 3935 89 PariJIJ St. James St Leo St. James St. Aloysius St. Teresa St. Teresa St. Aloysius St. James St. Alovsius St. Aloysius St. Aloysius St. Catherine St. Bonaventure St. Teresa St. Margaret Mary St. james St. Aloysius Assumption St. Anthony of Padua St. Aloysius St. Leo St. Leo Assumption St. Bonaventure Assumption St. Martin St. Martin St. Catherine Our Lady of Lourdes St. Leo St. Martin St. Teresa St. Aloysius St. Martin Presentation Our Lady of Lourdes St. Aloysius St. Bonaventure 51. Leo St. Martin St. Martin St. Catherine St. Martin St. Aloysius Assumption Our Lady of Lourdes St. Martin St. Aioysius Our Lady of Lourdes Our Lady of Lourdes St. Martin St. Margaret Mary Assumption St. Lawrence Assumption Assumption St. Teresa St. Dominic St. Martin Our Lady of Visitation St. Leo St. Aloysius St. Boniface Complimenfs ...of... MOTHER OF MERCY P. T. A. II! El! 1 .SI; 13 . gals Aim. E33 2.2.3 3 31V OUR LADY OF CINCINNATI COLLEGE EDGECLIFF A Four WALNUT HILLS irec+ion incinnafi ion Province of C Year College for Young Women under +he CI of He Sisfers Of Mercy of He Un 91 JOSEPH A. ALBERS Realtor MO 7480 ALBRECHT'S GROCERY 100 E. University Ave. Corryville AV 1255 WALTER APPLEGATE Brickwork Stovework Mack, Ohio MO 2086 BARBEE'S JUVENILE SHOP 3605 Harrison Avenue MO 6927 BARTLETT MEN1S SHOP 4002 Glenway Ave. WA 1044 BEAUTY CREST 1588 Compton Rd. JA 6483 BECK 8: DOLF jEWELERS 2851 Colerain Avenue KI 2184 BEHNE'S GULF SERVICE Harrison 8: Davis Aves. Cheviot, Ohio MO 9810 AAA Road Service WM. BERKEMEIER BARBER SHOP 4120 Bridgetown Rd. Cheviot BESSLERS SUNOCO SERVICE Harrison 8: Johnson Rds. Dent, Ohio MO 9864 BILCAR SUPPLY CO. 1594 Kinney Ave. Mt, Healthy, Ohio JA 9371 Compliments of BILL 8: DODIE BILIJS MARATHON SERVICE Harrison 8: Kling MO 9804 BOHRERS PHARMACY 5838 Glenway Ave. MO 5044 BOLLINGEKS FOOD MARKET Kirby 8: Hanfleld KI 2426 BRIDGETOWN BAKERY John Makstaller 6Propj Corner of Harrison 8: Race Rds. HU 5910 BRIDGETOWN MARKET 4429 Bridgetown Road MO 22654Cin. 11, Ohio BRIDGETOWN SERVICE STATION 4417 Cinti.-Louisville Pk. Cincinnati 11, Ohio 6Bridget0wn5 MO 9790 BRODBECK BROSA 3187 Saffer Ave. MO 2048 BRODELL MOTORS INC. Authorized DeSoto Plymouth Dealer 3441 Warsaw Ave. WA 4370 ANDREW BROWN General Hauling HU 6367 R. J, BROWNS MEATS 3654 Boudinot MO 2551 FRANK BULLERDICK .x CO. 2167 Central Avenue PA 5270 CAPPEIJS SERVICE CENTER Glenmore 8 Werk Road MO 9616 CAR STOP SERVICE STATION Baltimore :8 McHenry MO 9857 CASSIDY'S GARDEN Springdale 8: Thompson Rds. IA 8950 Compliments of CHEROKEE CHIEFS CLARK'S DRY CLEANERS 1871 Westwood Ave. WA 2327 COLONIAL MOTOR COURT 5773 Harrison The Best For You On US. 52 CONLEE DRY CLEANERS 1455 Harrison Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio WA 1481 COVEDALE DELICATESSEN 5100 Sidney Rd, WA 9429 W. A. CREMINS Traveling Agent The Minneapolis 8: St. Louis Railway Co. BOB CULLEN 3859 Trevor Ave, MO 5743 DAN-DEE POULTRY 5203 Glenway Avenue GR 8009 DAVE'S WINE SHOP 1566 Freeman Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio PA 9414 HARRY G. DAY DEE ROME Painter Phone MO 0505 DENT TAVERN 6008 Harrison Rd. MO 9655 92 DETZEL JEWELERS 3644 Warsaw Ave. WA 3642 DHONAU9ROSENACKER FUNERAL HOME Knowlton's Corner, 1608 Hanner K1 0511 CHARLES DIETRICHiBAKER Cheviot, Ohio HU 2588 DIRR'S DRY GOODS Carll 8; Beekman Sts. WA 9479 DOERR GROCERS 1789 Baltimore Ave. WA 9514 DON'S BEAUTY SHOP 3218 Harrison Ave. Phone: MO 9678 DUWEL HARDWARE CO. Two Stores 3533 Harrison Ave. MO 1068 3624 Warsaw Ave. WA 5395 EDITHS STUDIO OF DANCING AND DRAMA 4995 Glenway Ave. 10pposite the Covedale TheatrQ Price Hill WA 9553 E. 8' J. PAINT .k WALLPAPER 4105 Harrison MO 1159 ELIAS FOOD MARKET 5834 Glenway Avenue MO 5215 BOB ENGELHARDT GROCERY 1817 Van Zandt Rd, N.C.H. Sure We Deliver JA 5800 ENGLISH CLEANERS 810 Overlook Ave.4GR 5318 1982 Sutter Ave. MO 3422 ENGST CLEANERS 4309 Colerain Avenue Cincinnati 23, Ohio KI 1955 EWALDS GROCERIES 1619 Western Ave. PA 0262 FAIRWOOD FOOD SHOP 1930 Harrison Ave. WA 9575 FEHRING HARDWARE COMPANY 5553 Bridgetown Road Bridgetown 11, Ohio MO 7977 FELDMANN'S PHARMACY Harrison Sz Race Rds. MO 2361 FISCHERS BAKERY 1000 E. Ross Ave. St. Bernard Cincinnati 17, Ohio FLICKER INN Harrison Pike MO 9814 FLUEGEMAN'S DRY GOODS STORE 1544 Harrison Avenue WA 9846 A FRIEND Compliments of A FRIEND GARRETTS FOOD MARKET 1783 Queen City Ave. GR 1770 GENE'S SHOE SERVICE Harrison and Montana Aves. Cincinnati 11, Ohio MO 9735 C. P. GIERINGER Realtor Miamitown, Ohio DR. R. E. GIERINGER 3346 Harrison Avenue MO 2146 GLEASON3S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 4111 Cincinnati-Louisville Pike MO 6783 - MO 9884 GLENGATE DELICATESSEN 3389 Glenmore Avenue MO 9769 GLENMORE BAKERY 3649 Glenmore Avenue MO 6952 GLENMORE BEAUTY SHOPPE 3318 Glenmore Avenue MO 0147 GLENMORE STUDIO 3727 Glenmore Ave. MO 6587 jOHN GRAU Quality Fruits and Vegetables 1615 Western Ave. C. C. GROFF MILLING CO. Mt. Healthy, Ohio JA 7011 GROESBECK GENERAL STORE 8200 Colerain Pike JA 7007 GROESBECK PHARMACY 8195 Colerain Pike JA 3062 GUTTING BAKERY 1866 Westwood Ave. WA 8898 HAL RADIO 8: TV SERVICE 3930 Ebenezer Rd. MO 7411 HANK'S CAFE 2568 Beekman St. WA 9782 JAMES E. HAWTHORNE 7830 Hamilton Avenue Mt. Healthy 31, Ohio JA 7145 HEGEMAN BLUE ROCK PHARMACY 1707 Blue Rock KI 2777 JACOB HEUD x: SON 3423 Jessup Rd. JA 9072 HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP 4120 Bridgetown Rd. MO 4175 HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 2177 Central Avenue PA 5799 HERBERT MOTORS 4050 Springrove Avenue KI 3290 PETER HERB SONS, FLORISTS 7849 Harrison Ave. Mt. Healthy, Ohio JA 9190 HERMANNS DELICATESSEN Colerain and Galbraith 6Groesbeck5 IA 9023 WM. F. HESSE 4129 North Bend Road Plumbing Contractor MO 3866 HIRSCH'S BAKERY 5047 Glenway Ave. GR 5330 ANDREW J. HOCHSTRASSER General Contractor Call WA 5486 HOFBRAU BAR 2998 Harrison Ave. MO 9832 A. HOLZBERG HY-PURE DRUG STORE 1568 Freeman Avenue Prescriptions Phone MA 7629 HOLZHAUSEKS DEPT. STORES 7508 Hamilton Ave Mt. Healthy, Ohio JA 6658 1823 Van Zandt Rd. North College Hill JA 6385 93 EDWARD J. HONNERT 8c SONS 6Builders3 8250 Colerain Pike JA 7385 HOWARD'S FRUIT STORE Fresh Vegetables, Fruits Phone KI 8189 Chase 8; Kirby HUBER 8: MCCUDDEN Real Estate Hamilton Avenue Mt. Healthy 31, Ohio THE HUDDLE RESTAURANT 4914 Glenway Avenue WA 9800 MR. FRANK HULEFELD Algonguin Drive LOcust 8040 IDEAL FOOD SHOP 3475 West Eighth St. WA 9867 IVY LEAF CAFE 2633 Beekman St. Beer - Sandwiches Phone WA 9511 Compliments of JACOBS Knowltorfs Corner JEAN'S FOOD SHOP 3213 Harrison Ave. MO 9717 J. 8: J. SUPER MARKET 5708 Glenway Ave. MO 9737 J. 8: R. FOODS 1400 Chase Ave. KI 9937 JERDONS SOHIO SERVICE 3231 McHenry MO 9807 EDWARD J. JOBST Licensed Master Plumber Bridgetown Rd. Cheviot 11, Ohio Phone MO 0472 JOY'S FOOD MARKET 1601 Western Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio CH 0571 KABAKOFF CLEANERS 3124 Harrison Ave. MO 6076 KELLER STUDIO 304 W. 5th Street PA 1215 KESSING HARDWARE 5529 Colerain KITCHEN KORNER 3803 North Bend Rd1 MO 0600 KLINGS SHOE REPAIR 61 DRY CLEANING SERVICE 3410 Glenmore MO 6411 KRAUSERS MEATS 3753 Glenmore Ave. MO 9756 HARRY F. KROHE 4053 Palos St. GR 2468 MISS BLANCHE KRUMDICK WA 5418 VIC KRUMMEN, GROCER Race Rd. Be Cinti.-L0uisville Pk. MO 4770 KRUSE DELICATESSEN 2077 Harrison Ave. MO 4329 G. P. KUCHENBUCH INSUR. AGENCY 3741 Glenmore Ave. MO 4328 LaBELLE BEAUTY SHOP 4103 Harrison Ave. MO 9796 LENGEFCS MEATS 2139 Coletain Ave. PA 9870 LEY DRY CLEANERS 3239 Harrison Ave. MO 0261 LONESOME PINE INN 3295 North Bend Rd. MO 9837 LOOK'N BUY VARIETY SHOP Corner of Harrison 8: Race Rd. MO 2232 LOU PFAUS CAFE 1953 Harrison Ave. WA 9638 LOVELL DELICATESSEN 3737 Lovell Ave. MO 6436 LUKEN1S BAKERY 3406 Glenmore Ave, MO 9892 MACS DELICATESSEN 4301 W. 8th St. Cincinnati 5, Ohio WA 9795 MARCELLA BEAUTY SALON 4939 Glenway Ave. WA 9852 MASTER CLEANERS 1646 HoEner St. KI 3674 HARRY MEYER 8c SONS FUNERAL HOME 4989 Glenway Ave. WA 4144 - WA 0228 MILLER FUNERAL HOME 4138 Hamilton Ave. KI 0040 MIXING BOWL GRILL Proprietor Wm. Fletcher 2957 Montana Ava MO 9736 MOHAXWK DRY CLEANING CO. 271 W. McMicken MA 3480 MONTANA BAKERY 2955 Montana Ave, Cincinnati 11, Ohio MO 0098 MT. AIRY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 5454 Colerain Ave. KI 6192 MT WASHINGTON HATCHERY 2224 Suffolk St. BE 7934 DR. A, L. MUEGEL 5452 Colcrain Ave. KI 4680 L. MEYERS DAIRY 3328 Glenmore Ave. MO 1942 NADLER STORES Chevi0t4MO 3755 Northside4KI 6680 NURRE BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 3437 Montgomery Road ORLIK'S MEN'S SHOP 4104 Glenway Ave. GR 5243 OSTERHUES GROCERY 5516 Bridgetown Rd. MO 2140 QUEBEC GARDENS 2291 Quebec Rd. WA 9749 R. C. CHILI PARLOR 3527172 Harrison Ave. MO 9740 RASCHE BROTHERS, TANNERS 2002 Central Parkway CH 2352 REBOLD FUNERAL HOME 3700 Glenmore Ave. MO 6200 Refrigerated Meats Delivered to Your Home by LEONARD STORY Ebenezer Road, Mack, Ohio HU 1606 94 ROOK DRY CLEANERS 1603 McMakin Ave. Mt. Healthy, Ohio ROCKHAVEN FARM Harrison Pike Taylors Creek Cleves 6689-W-4 RUSZ GROCERY 3222 McHenry MO 9720 THE SADIE SHOP, INC. 2155 Central Ave. PA 9798 MR. AND MRS. CHARLES SAMUELSON SARA'S BEAUTY CENTRE 4920 Glenway Ave. 62nd 0000 GR 3149 SCALEA'S GROCERY 1957 Queen City Ave. WA 2552 FRANK SCHAEFER MOVING CO. 3211 Dickinson Ave. MO 2088 STAN SCHAEFER 1872 Springdale Rd. JA 6297 THE SCHAEFER REALTY CO. 2010 Ferguson Rd. WA 7600 ED. SCHIBI, HEATING 5025 Hubble Road JA 5857 GEO. SCHIERING 8c SON 6123 Hamilton Ave KI 4172 AL SCHUSTER Black Top Drive and Sewer Work SHADY LAWN INN Mack, Ohio Edward McCarren, Prop. SHEA'S DRUGS 5805 Glenway Ave. WA 4778 SIEGERT BROS. GENERAL MDSE. RR. 7, Box 185 WH 7428 ADOLF G. SIMON4JEWELER 1 5624 Harrison Ave. MO 5858 SONTAG DRY CLEANERS 3006 Harrison Ave. MO 5230 STANS CHEESE STORE Raceview at Harrison 5 MO 9632 ST. BERNARD CHURCH Taylor Creek MO 2551 MARION STEIN BEAUTY SHOP 3742 Glenmore Ave, Cheviot In the Rear of Wcstrichls Beauty Shop NIO 0247 C. E. STEINLE Insurance MO 7218 STOELTING'S GULF SERVICE 7365 Hamilton Ave. at Stevens JA 8936 STUMFVS CAFE 5556 Bridgetown Rd. N10 9791 SUMME BROS. DAIRY Mt. Healthy JA 7733 SUNNY HOLLOW INN 3833 Applegate Ave. BIO 1098 SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTION CO. 1402 Race St. PA 7169 T 29 T TEXACO SERVICE STATION Bridgetown 79 Ebenezer Rds. MO 9690 THALER CONSTRUCTION CO, Wesselman 6: Buffalo Ridge Rds. WH 7756 THESKENS SUPER MARKET 4500 W. 8th St Cincinnati, Ohio MRS. ELIZABETH THILL THINNES NEON SIGNS 4271 Harrison Ave. MO 6635 C. L. THOME PHARMACY Formerly StoIz Pharmacy 4001 Hamilton Ave. THYES SHOP REPAIR 1620 Denham St. GR 7189 TONY'S FRUIT MARKET Harrison 8: Raceview MO 9607 TOWNE INN 7348 Hamilton Ave JA 8973 TWIN TROLLEYS GRILL Queen City CY Beekman Sta WA 9980 FRED UNGER'S SONS 3512 Harrison Ave. MO 0320 - 0321 VEDDER'S PHARMACY 436 Springfield Pike VA 8373 v 2045 VERA QUENTIN FLORISTS 3328 Harrison Ave. MO 6132 VINCE LASITA Fruits 8: Vegetables MO 4245 VITT 8: STERMER 3-425 Harrison Ave; MO 0833 - 0834 VOLLRATH'S PARKVIEW MARKET 2608 Harrison Ave. MO 7388 VONDERHAAR'S SERVICE STATION 4117 CintinLouisA Pike, Cheviot MO 9676 WAGNER'S BEVERAGE STORE Glenway at Ferguson WA 9525 BC WAKEMAN Storage and Moving MO 7442 WALNUT HILLS LAUNDRY 1022 Foraker Ave. WC 0126 WALSH DELICATESSEN 2614 Harrison Ave. MO 5739 WANDSTRAT DRY GOODS 3625 Glenmore Ave. Cheviot, Ohio WASHERETTE 1717 Van Zandt Road N. C. H. 24, Ohio WASSLER'S MEATS AND GROCERY 2071 Harrison Ava 14th 8: Republic Sts. Findlay Market RICHARD J. WEBER, M.D. 4453 Bridgetown Rd. HU 0110 FRANK WEINLE GROCERIES AND MEATS 130 Findlay St. MA 4518 ROBERT WEITZEL Roofing and Furnace Work 3835 Ebenezer Road, Mack MO 6649 For your next new car SEE JOE BECK Western Hills Motors 95 WESTERN HILLS RADIO 8.: APPLIANCE SHOP 4921 Glenway Ave. GR 4427 WESTRICH'S BARBER SHOP 3742 Glenmore Ave. MO 0247 WESTWOOD BAKERY 5218 Montana Ave. MO 6957 WESTWOOD MARKET 2200 Harrison Ave. NIO 9707 WEST HILLS FLOORING CO. 3407 Harrison Ave. Cincinnati 11, Ohio OBice: MO 6036 HERMAN B. WENSTRUP 519 Main St. CH 3697 WEST PHARMACY 5053 Glenway Ave. GR 7575 WHITE OAK DAIRY 6025 Cheviot Road JA 9841 WILLMAN FURNITURE 4024 Hamilton Ava, Northside KI 1956 WITSONS GROCERY- DELICATESSEN 3627 Glenmore Ave. MO 4020 JOHN WITTEKIND 6807 Hamilton Ave. Cincinnati 24, Ohio WITT-GOOD 8: KELSCH FUNERAL HOME Edward W. Wolff 4413 Glenway Ave. WA 1236 WRIGHT DRY CLEANER 4273 Harrison Ave. MO 2525 OSCAR W. WUEST Electrical Contractor MO 5813 jOHN YASS GARAGE 3832 Applegate Ave. MO 5790 YOUNGVS DRY CLEANERS 1695 Westwood Ave. WA 2120 ZIEGLERS FOOD MARKET 1553 Tremont St WA 9594 Here's iusf a parfing message. B E S T W I S H E 5 To sfarf you on your way: TO THE May friends be +rue and skies be blue. 5 E N 1 O R S ! And joy be yours each day. Sophomore D JuMor B Complimenfs of A FRIEND Junior D Mr. Bill Berger Mr. SK Mrs. Frank Beriza Bernhardt's Pharmacy, Mt. Healthy Mr. 8: Mrs. C. W. Bierman Herman Bloom Mr. 81 Mrs. George Bollhauer Brighton Food Shop Mr. 3: Mrs. Al Candelaresi Catherinek Beauty Shop, Mt Healthy Chase Avenue Dry Cleaners Mr. 81 Mrs. J Driscoll Harry B. Fehring Ferdon Express Compliments of a friend Compliments of a friend Compliments of Fred's Cafe Courtesy of a friend Mr. 8; Mrs. Fred R, Geiser Compliments of George 8: Lo C. E Greive Mr. 8L Mrs. Robert Guilfoyle Mr. 51 Mrs. Robert R. Hartung John Helm FRIENDS Mr. 6; Mrs. G. Helmes Fred Hengehold Compliments of Mr. ck Mrs. Frank Henz Mr. 8.: Mrs. Frank Hollenkamp Janet LQ Dutch Compliments of Mrs. Sue Kahles Miss Phoebe Kehoe Mr. 8: Mrs. F. Knapp Mr. James Knapp Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward W Kube Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Luhrman jane Luken Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph W. Luken Michael Mastruserio Mr. R. C. MCCudden Mt. Healthy Dry Cleaners Mt. Healthy Motors Inc. Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Neidhard Mrs, Nassem Nicholas and Family Mr. SK Mrs. Harry Noble Mrs Theresa Odenbeck Fannie Preston Mr. 8a Mrs. Louis J. Frost 96 Mr. 8a Mrs. Ralph J Redmond Mr. 8: Mrsl Oscar Rischmann, Sr. Mrs. Elizabeth Sagmeister Rt. Rev. William Schmitt Mr. 8: Mrs. H. I Schutte Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter J. Schwab Harry H. Schwartz Shirley 8: June Mr. Joseph Soete Mr. Sz Mrs. H F. Specht Pat Specht Mrs. Louis Stock Mr, 81 Mrs. Roy Stuck Vollrath Parkview Market Mr. John I Walsh Mr. 84 Mrs. Charles Walters Howard Wiehe Mr. 85 Mrs. Charles Willie:- Mr. 82 Mrs. George Willig Charles Winters Grocery Helen Wohlfrom Donald Wurtz Mr. 8; Mrs. Zimmermann CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR BIG SISTERS Freshman A COMPLIMENTS .of... Freshman C CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES Freshman E To +he I28 biossoms of H1e Senior Class We're buzzing wifh good wishes Tha+ all your ambifions and dreams Will reach ?ull bloom. Sophomore Bees BEST WISHES TO OUR BIG SISTERS From YOU R LITTLE SISTERS Freshman B OUR PRAYERS and BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS 1 Freshman D CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SEN IORS Sophomore A BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '5! 1 Sophomore C 97 COMPLIMENTS ..of... William C. Ulrich HERFF-JONES CLASS RINGS and PINS The BECKER ELECTRIC Co. Telephone Systems and Fix+ures ALL KINDS OF ELECTRICAL REPAIRING ERWIN H. HILLER WM. P. VANDERBANK I600 WALNUT ST. CHerry 0336 Eledrical Con+rac+ors POWER WIRING and ELECTRIC LIGHT We wish you luck. buf mosf of 5H We wish you happiness: And hope Hwaf all your days may be Jus+ brimming wifh success. Junior C e WEIL e Firepromc Sforage Warehouse Local. Rural, Infer-Cify Moving Agenfs: Norfh American Van Lines 2535 Vine Sheef - Cincinnati. Ohio Phones: AVon I775 - I I I I JULIUS TENNENBAUM Furniture For +he Modern Home 635 MAIN ST. CINCINNATI 2. OHIO l B O B ' S C A F E 7 GLENMORE AVENUE 98 Complimenfs of JOHN H. KARG JAckson 9258 HOME APPLIANCES -- TELEVISION KITCHEN SINKS and CABINETS 2 .l. KOEHLER. Mgr. I6I7 Van Zandf Road Norfh Coliege Hi HOLLMAN BROTHERS . . . DAIRY . . . 56 EUCLID AVENUE VAIIey 2322 The Sign of Good Prinfing Specializing in PUBLICATIONS 2 PROGRAMS BOOKLETS The Wesfern Hills TO THE SENIORS WHO ARE OKAY WE WISH YOU LUCK! Junior A HUDDLE HUT SHORT ORDERS - STEAKS - CHOPS Home-Made Chili and Barbecue SANDWICHES OF ALL KINDS Open 24 Hours Daily A. F. JELEN 82 SONS GENERAL CONTRACTORS R. R. 7 - Box 326 Cincinnati ll. Ohio WhiiewaJrer 7679 Publishing Company 3706 Davis Ave. - CHEVIOT Publishers of THE WESTERN HILLS PRESS THE EASTERN HILLS JOURNAL Cincinnafi IIr Ohio GUS JUENGLING 82 SON. Inc. 2869 MassachuseHs Ave. Cincinna+i 25, Ohio 99 COMPLIMENT S COMPLJMENTS ..of .. Hmt... NICK WULLENWEBER M A I N T H E A T E R MT' HEALTHY' OHIO MT. HEALTHY. OHIO COMPLIMENTS hmt... BECK and DOLF DAYTON FOLDING BOX co. X J e w e I e r s HARRISON. OHIO i BICNER INC. 2213 Cenfral Parkwayl near Brighfon TELEVISION and APPLIANCES DUnbar 8766 100 MOHAWK PAINTS Quali+y PainJrs Since l908 I94l Cenfral Ave. Cincinnaii l4. Ohio PArkway 3495 WESTOWER CLEANERS 5486 GLENWAY AVE. CINCINNATI 38. OHIO LILIE'S PHARMACY N. E. Corner Glenmore and Mon+ana Aves. MOn+ana 28I0 WESTWOOD PAPER PRODUCTS COMPANY Manufacfurers 01C DlE-CUT SPECIALTIES FOR BAKERS I543-45 Queen Cify Ave. CincinnaH. Ohio REGAL GLASS 8K GLAZING CO. 2I36 Selim Ave. Cincinna+i I4. Ohio WAbash 7727 STORE-FRONT CONSTRUCTION Residenfial - Commercial THE WESTERN HILLS FUEL 8z SUPPLY CO. COAL and FEED Ferguson Road - PRICE HILL MOni'ana 0400 Cincinna+i 5. Ohio WESTERN HILLS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY 49l 3 GLENWAY AVE. GRandview 4563 CHRIS ERHART FOUNDRY and MACHINE CO. l237 WEST SIXTH ST. CHerry 6550 101 vDJSTlNCTIVE GIFTSH GIFT 8: CARD SHOP 36I5 Harrison Avenue CHEVIOT ll. OHIO GINNI DANCE STUDIO 2027 Harrison Ave. MOn+ana 6660 - HUmboIcH 4l23 BaHe+ - Tap - Ba+on - Toe - Acroba+ic Ballroom SHRIVER'S DRUG STORE 4903 Glenway Ave. PRESCRIPTIONS GRandvfew 432l Free Prompf Delivery RECORDS SHEET MUSIC GREETING CARDS NOVELTIES SONG SHOP 36 E. Fif+h S+ree+ - on Foun+ain Square G $ FRANK SCHMUTTE HARDWOOD FLOORS CONTRACTOR Floors and S'rairs Refinished 39I8 Grace Avenue MOni'ana 5I73 Whifewahar 7623 L0 U I S SEI LE R PAINTING and DECORATING SPRAYING and CLEANING lndushial and ResidenHai . Box I87 -- Harrison Pike 1 Cincinnafi II. Ohio Mr. 8s Mrs. Smifh l ! Soufhern Ohio Business College : HEvery Graduafe Waced 6 S+enographic - Junior Accoun+ing - Junior Secretarial - Business Adminis- +ra+ion - Privafe Secretarial - Comp- +ome+er - Execufive SecreJraries Finishing 1 - Individual Progress. i Day and Nighf APPROVED FOR GI TRAINING 4I57 HamiHon Avenue -- NORTHSIDE PARK THEATER BUILDING Klrby !I70 6 MUlberry 207I 102 TOM SMITH SHOES For The Enfire Family I546 HARRISON AVENUE WAbash 9846 COM PLI M ENTS OF Mr. 8! Mrs. AI. Lockker AND Daughfer GERTH DRY GOODS I8I3 Van ZanchL Road NORTH COLLEGE HILLl OHIO JAckson 8909 COMPLIMENTS OF 5+. Henry Fa+hers' Club l057 FLINT STREET COMPLIMENTS OF DODIE SPERBER AND BILL KENNING MASSA SHELL SERVICE 3I54 Harrison Avenue Cincinna+i ll. Ohio Phone: MOn+ana 9677 Complimenfs of Green Gables Sandwich Shop 42l0 Harrison Avenue Cincinnafi ll. Ohio MOnfana 9763 COMPLIMENTS ..oF... . . . The . . . HILDEBRAND COMPANY, Inc. 105 PANARO'S FRUIT MARKET Sidney Road and Glenway A FANCY FRUIT BASKET Is Our SpeciaH'y WE DELIVER GRandview l089 PHILIP'S DRY CLEANERS DELIVERY SERVICE 4917 Glenway Ave. 3-Hours' Service on Reques+ WAbash 2202 PRICE HILL GLASS 0 PAINT CO. 36 I 6 WARSAW AVE. WAbash 2864 i g s at 5 FOOD MARKET ! 7622 HAMILTON AVE. JAckson 7305 FLOWERS Form Under 'H1e Towers HARRY F. PIEPMEIR F L O R l S T I 5800 Filview Circle DENT. OHIO HQuaIIer Work Has BuiH Our Business AL 81 GEORGE RANZ CONTRACTORS Plas+ering - Cemen+ing and S+ucco Work 2698 ShaHer Avenue 0 WESTWOOD Cincinnafi. Ohio AL RANZ 0 MOnfana 452I GEO, RANZ - MOn+ana 2657 I 22 R E E D ' S 0 Harrison af Boudinof CINCINNATI ll. OHIO MOn+ana 3784 BEST WISHES From . . . The . . . J. T. RUTHER 8z SONS CO. 4I I2-I4 Gordon S+reei' DAIRY PRODUCTS 104 MACKE'S FOOD MARKET 5059 GLENWAY AVENUE WAbash l125 ROSE BRAND Bu++er and Cheese COMPLIMENTS .of.,. RAY NEIDHARD BEST WISHES +0 fhe CLASS d SI N. C. H. Police AssociaHon Menke-Heil Mo+ors Inc. DODGE -- PLYMOUTH 3500 Harrison Avenue - CHEVIOT Cincinnafi ll. Ohio MOnfana 7373 ML HeaH'hy Hardware Co. GARTNER BROS. Props. 7500 Hamilfon Avenue JAckson 93 73 NEIDHARD FUNERAL HOMES MT. HEALTHY -- JAckson 7800 WESTWOOD 3 MOnfana 3022 TAYLOR CREEK - MOn'rana 35l5 INVALID COACH SERVICE Overlook Hardware Co. AL SCHMUTTE, Prop. Lawn Mowers Sharpened 4909 GLENWAY AVENUE WAbash 3 345 105 KELLER 8t NEIDHARD MEATS - GROCERIES WAbash 0097 FREE DELIVERY LESTER KOLBINSKY 8 SONS EXCAVATING GRADING BACKHOE MOniana I399 COM PLIMENTS OF VINCE KROEGER Congrafulafions CLASS of SI From ST. MARTIN'S SAMATOU R CLUB RICHARD L. KETTRON INSURANCE AGENT 2744 Orland Avenue Phone: MOnfana 3224 2565 Galbraifh Road - Cincinnafi 24. Ohio Phone: JAckson 9748 J. H. KROEGER EXCAVATING CincinnaH 24. Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF THE LAMBERT TRANSFER 8t STORAGE HORACE F. LYONS All Lines 0; INSURANCE Lyons Building 3710 Harrison Avenue Cincinnafi. Ohio WIEBELL JEWELERS 3637 WARSAW AVE. GRandview 5027 THE TRESLER OIL CO. COMET GASOLINE AMALIE MOTOR OIL Pool Car - Disfribufion Pool Truck STROTHMAN EXPRESS Local Car+age B. 8: 0. Warehouse - 2nd and Smi+h 5+5. Cincinna+i 2. Ohio RlCHARD STROTHMAN PArkway 72I0 PArkway 72l I The Words of Shakespeare: Par+ing Is such a swee+ sorrow ' are Hwe senflmenfs of MASQUE AND GAVEL DRAMATIC CLUB Phone: MOn+ana 6297 HARRY TENOEVER CONTRACTING BRICKLAYER 3062 Glenmore Avenue CincinnaH I l, Ohio J. C. STEEL FOOD PRODUCTS 632 Tafef Sf. - CincinnaH 25. Ohio Klrby l750 HORSERADISH - MUSTARD - PICKLES J.C. on fhe Labd means Qualify on fhe Table Compliments of J. A. OSTERKAMP Service Sfafion 2745 BEEKMAN STREET CINCINNATI 25. OHIO UNION SERWCE 107 WESTERHAUS COMPANY 3726 Kessen Avenue Chevio+ I II Ohio Be'H'er Buy BUICK HEINZ and CONES Inc. Your Wesfern Hills Dealer NEW CARS USED CARS Service Par+s ED. DAVIS and SONS BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS H Umbold+ 0375 108 r:r CHARLES SCHRODER ROOFING and SHEET METAL WORK Phones: WOodburn 0565 MOn+ana IB35 JAckson 2477 FRANK BULLERDICK 87 CO. FURNITURE and BEDDING HARRY D. FRANKE 2l67 Cen+ral Ave. PArkway 5270 WM. HOERST QUALITY MEATS Woodbine 31' Trevor Ave. M0n+ana l080 FISH a SpeciaHy AL YATES 8: SON BUILDERS HUmboch 4458 4232 Marlin Ave. CHEVIOT. OHIO MEYER'S TAVERN STEAK and CHICKEN LIQUORS and WINE Orders To Take Ou'l' Kirby a+ Frederick Ave. Phone: Klrby 9766 COMPLIMENTS .o$... Mr. 87 Mrs. Henry Minges BERTKE ELECTRIC CO. Inc. ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS CHAS. F. BIMMERLE GArfield 30I0 Phone: Whi+ewa+er 7399 ASHLAND BOTTLE GAS ROADSIDE FURNITURE MART HOME FURNISHINGS A. J. SCHMEISSER. Manager R. R. 2 - Box 234 Harrison and Wesselman Roads CLEVES, OHIO 109 Give Your Child 'l'he OpporfunH'y 1 +0 Play Music! ; AL 30 BILL'S SERVICE STATION 8-Week Talenf Tesf Course: 8-Week 0 Free use of ins+rumen+ in your home l and sfudio, i CINCINNATI. OHIO Cheviot Road Free music maferial. 0 MORNING and EVENING CLASSES 0 AduHs and Beginners 0 Chev-Wood Academy W EDW. H. ALICH of Music 0 Wesfwood Jeweler 3227 Harrison Ave. 3000 HARRISON AVE. l 0 Phone, HUmboch 32I5 x MOniana 5065 CONGRATULATIONS 1 CLASSof'SI SAVINGS 0 LOAN CO. OFFices ai: I732 Vine Sf. - Cincinna'H IO. Ohio 5500 Harrison Ave. - Cincinnafi H. Ohio THE ANTONIO 0 l 0 FRANK ALBERS BEVERAGE SERVICE 0 Werk and Glenmore Phone: UNiversHy 9474 0 MOn'I'ana 9622 E. W. BACHER ! HOME-MADE ICE CREAM Famous Kimmel Rye K PARTY SNACKS Former Baker of Schneider's Rye Bread 0 24 Easf Universi+y Ave. 0 110 I CLIFTON at +0 $1.00 STORE j 202 W. McMILLAN STREET L PArkway 3364 D E L L' s DOG and CAT FOOD Fresh HORSE MEAT - Frozen Dry DOG FOOD Canned Food Taylor Creek Dog 8: Caf Food Co. MOn+ana 637l MOnJrana 9628 MARTIN J. FREY i GENERAL CONTRACTOR lndus+rial and lns+i+u+ional Building and MainJrenance Norfh Bend and W651' Fork Road Cincinnafi I I. Ohio MOni'ana 6636 COTTAGE CRAFT SHOP 3409 Gamble Avenue Cheviot Ohio HUmbold+ 2779 HAND NEEDLE WORK - FINE YARNS BETTIE CULBERTSON INVALID COACH SERVICE DAY and NIGHT DHONAU-ROSENACKER FUNERAL HOME MUr Condmoned1 KnowHon's Corner - Norfhsicle Phone: Klrby 05II JOSEPH DAY INC. CONCRETE WORK 3l43 Werk Road Mon+ana 2391 HANDY WINDOW SHADE 905 VINE STREET CHerry 4020 The Harves+ Home Building 8: Loan Associafion Meefs Every Friday from 2:00 +0 8:30 P. M. 5+ 362l Harrison Avenue 4 Cheviot Ohio Phone: MOnfana 66l2 H. MAUSE DAIRY PRODUCTS Call WAbash 0265 4442 GLENWAY AVENUE PRICE HILL Harmeyer's Food Market 2718 W. EIGHTH STREET WAbash 664I We Deliver HALL'S DRUGS Harrison af Monfana Aves. Phone: MOn+ana 5797 Cincinnati. Ohio INSULATION All Types Munde+ Cork CorporaHon 427 Wed Four+h S+ree+ Cincinnaii, Ohio CHerry 2887 -- CHerry 2888 112 A. RUMMEL. Jr. TILES and MANTELS For Every Purpose WAbash 4923 l238 RIDLEN AVENUE HATHAWAY STAMP CO. Exclusive Makers of KLEAR-PRJNT Rubber S+amp - Marking Devices MAin I454 627 MAIN STREET COMPLIMENTS ..of... ST. MARGARET MARY P. T. A. NORTH COLLEGE HILL CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES +0 +he Graduafes! i ' May fhe memories of your school days be a happy par+ o'F you. and may your mosf cherished dreams come +rue.n 1 Mrs. Doro+hy Nurre WM. HAUCK TILE CONTRACTOR JAckson 6884 Phones: MOn+ana I434 - 9778 HEINTZMAN'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS Purify Accura cy 3722 Harrison Ave. CHEVIOT. OHIO 113 MAHONEY'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS 4474 W. Eigl'rH'I S+ree+ Phone: WAbash 4904 Price Hill - Cincinnaii. Ohio COMPLIMENTS THOS. J. HOAR THE HAMILTON COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. Cincinnai'i. Ohio MANDERY'S Q u a I i + y DAIRY PRODUCTS Visi+ Our Dairy S+0re1cor Good Ice Cream Phone: MOni'ana 0612 4 ;SUNSET CLUB 4 6289 GLENWAY AVE. RAY MOLLOY. 1 Mgr. X 1 KOEBELS MEATS 2014 FREEMAN AVENUE CINCINNATI l4. OHIO PArkway 9246 Compiimenfs 04 IDLE HOUR CAFE . PLATE LUNCHES - BEER i WINE - LIQUORS Liberfy and Wes'rern 4 PArkway 9876 114 Complimenfs of WEST CINCINNATI BUILDING AND LOAN TOM'S AUTO SERVICE 2206 Harrison Avenue Sfudebaker Cars and Trucks MOnfana 4523 MONDAY NIGHTS ONLY 7:00 10 9:00 P. M. MOnfana 4000 Savings and Loans Solicifed YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD GARAGE Wesfwoocl Congra+ula+ions. Success and Happiness To +he Class of 'SI FRUH-SCHNEIDER Leading JEWELER ai' Brigh+on 2I79 CENTRAL AVENUE - CINCINNATI. OHIO MAin 6894 BEST WISHES! PAUL F. TEPE FURNITURE and APPLIANCES F. M'. TICE CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Telephone: 3306 Glenmore Avenue M0n+ana 2I22 MOn+ana I905 WALTZ BOWLING LAN ES l4 NEW AIR-CONDITIONED LANES 3326 Harrison Avenue YOUNG AND CARL INC. 70l Vine S+ree+ Cincinna+i 2. Ohio 116 HENRY A. STINDT 8x SONS PAINTERS and DECORATORS Cincinnafi 14. Ohio ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL IBbO Queen Cify Ave. Shop and Residence: Cincinnafi. Ohio I776 Queen Ci+y Ave. Phone: WAbash 6765 WM. A. EFFLER C O M P L I M E N T S JEWELRY and GIFTS .. f. .. O 5903 HamiH-on Ave. conege Hill i ST. MARTIN'S my 5627 YOUNG LADIESI SODALITY 76I8 Hamilfon Ave. - M'L Heal+hy JAckson 9536 Profecfion and Profi'l' in Every Direc+ion Over 2V2 0A3 $6fggl+200 Currenf ln+eres+ Ra+e As o$ June 30, I949 Cen+ral Fairmounf's policy Federal Insurance of always being firsf +0 give On A Accoun'l's up +0 +he besf +0 +heir deposifors and borrowers. $ I0,000.00 Come +0 Cen+ral Fairmoun+ for +he Besf Pro+ec+ion and Hwe Quickesf Service. THE CENTRAL FAIRMUUNT BUILDING 8: 10M Ell. CHEVIOT 332O Harrison Ave. FAERMOUNT I944 Harrison Ave. MOn+ana 0287 WAbash I665 117 CompHmenfs of ...The... GEIER MATTRESS COMPANY Manufadurers of QUALITY BEDDING 89l5 Blue Ash Avenue Rossmoyne. Ohio RAY 5. GODAR GENERAL INSURANCE MOMana 7337 324I Harrison Avenue The ExceHen+ Place +0 Dine and Dance GUIDARA'S Res+auran+ and Cocldail Lounge We Specialize in SpagheHi and Home-Made Ravioli 372l Harrison Ave. CHEVIOT Privafe Dining Room For Reservafions AvailablemMOnfana 7468 COMPLJMENTS ..of... Edward C. Gingerich The MAYOR of CHEVIOT COMPLIMENTS ..of . .. JOHN C. GUMP COMPLIMENTS ..of... GILT EDGE BAKERY Reading Road Home of PATSY ANN COOKIES 118 Cronin Mo+or Company F O R D SALES and SERVICE 4l49 SPRING GROVE AVE. Klrby 5586 1 HORACE F. LYONS l All Lines of INSURANCE Lyons Building 37 I 0 Harrison Ave. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS! Mrs. Winifred E. Schneider cg1-:LOWERS W EDW. LEISGANG 4423 Bridgei'own Road Cincinnafi I I, Ohio HAY. GRAIN. and MILL FEED SEEDS OF ALL KINDS YOULL ALWAYS FIND OUR PRICES RIGHT! R. KREIMER GROCERIES -- MEATS VEGETABLES Carson and Harding Aves. CHEVIOT, OHIO Phone: MOn+ana 7354 119 THE WHOLE FAMILY The Place +0 Buy and Sell GOES FOR ST.ANTHONY MESSENGER 50' W'SSEL MOTORS The Naonnal Ca+holic Family Magazine ANY MAKE ANY MODEL 360.000 Subscribers $3.00 per Year Harrison and Wesfwood Aves. Phone: GRandview 7330 Sample copy senf upon reques+ l6l5 Republic 5+. Cincinnai-i l0, Ohio Cincinna+i. Ohio 3 E 5 T W I 5 H E 5! Zimmie's Meafs and Poulfry ZIMMERMANN POULTRY Specializing FINDLAY MARKET AMERICAN BEAUTY Ham and Bacon Sfand No. 27 - Findlay Markef House Siand II and I3 6H1 Sireef Marke+ CHerry 952I Klrby 095I CHerry 8766 Klrby 3985 SCHRAMM 8L RUCH INC. ll3 Easf I2+h S+ree+ Cincinna+i I0l Ohio 120 Bernie's Leadway Food Sfore Harrison Pike TAYLORS CREEK. OHIO CL-6689 W-I Our MoHo: HIGH QUALITY 0LOW PRICE LOU KRONER 0 SONS Cheviof Cleaners MOnfanal400 Whife Oak Cleaners 0 JAckson3867 BUEKER'S FurnH'ure and Appliances 49I0 Glenway Avenue WAbash 7712 OPEN EVENINGS Fire, Bonds. Heal+h 1? Accident Refiremenf. Aufomobile. Burglary. Life. HospHalizaHon, Hold-up HERMAN CLIFTON INSURANCE Hammerlein Agency l8 E. Fourih 5+. Bldg.-Phone: MAin I920 Res.: 26I Race Road MOn+ana 3020 THE COORS BROS. CO. 5I06 Gray Road Klrby 327i PURE DAIRY PRODUCTS COVEDALE SWEET SHOP 5065 Glenway Avenue SANDWICHES SUNDAES SODAS CANDY TOYS MARY BERNS. Prop. WAbash 9830 FRANK T. CORKEN FUNERAL HOME 282I Reading Road Cincinna+i. Ohio Teiephone: WOodburn 04l0 Schoene's Leadway Food S+ore I703 Wes+wood Avenue FINE FOOD - BEER 0 WINE Phone: WAbash 9708 COMPLIMENTS .of... ST. JAMES CHURCH WHITE OAK Fairmounf Hardware Co. I740 Queen CHy Ave. .. WAbash 95I5 I772 Balfimore Ave. 0 WAbash 9603 TELEVISION Wes+inghouse - Teie-king QUALITY FOOTWEAR for All Hue Family FANGER i; RAMPE INC. SINCE 1362 Pearl and Broadway 0 MAin l050 Cincinnafi 2. Ohio Food for We Discriminaiing FALKS LUNCHETTE 3807 Ncrfh Bend Road EDWARD KENNING. Prop. H is imporfanf Jro observe whmL you eaf; bu+ more impor+an+ where you ea+ H: ICE CREAM CONES and cups FARLO INDUSTRIES, Inc. READING. OHIO VAlIey 8996 F O C K E ' S BLACK TOP DRIVES Rolled wi'rh Five-Ton Roller SPRAYING 0- RESURFACING Harrison Pike -- Bridge+own. Ohio MOn+ana 0874 FENTON RIGGING 0 TRANSFER CO. 2l26 Freeman Ave. We Can Move and Place in Posifion Anyfhfng Movabhe MAin 4785 There's a Model HOME DELIVERED LAUNDRY SERVICE For Every Family Need! The MODEL LAUNDRY Co. UNiversify I600 LUMBER MILLWORK KITCHEN CABINETS FORMICATOR Wesfern Cabine'l' 8: Millwork Company 630I Coferain Road MT. AIRY JAckson 9W4 JAckson 9I95 OUTDOOR LIVING ROOMS Rockerys - Evergreens - Shrubs - Trees MARTIN HENNEKE LANDSCAPING Phone: JAckson 2585 I496 Van Zand+ Road Cincinnafi 3!. Ohio LAWRENCE R. HEYL SURVEYOR 4432 Raceview Road CincinnaH ll, Ohio Phone: WAbash 2850 WM. HOFMANN 8: SONS Qualify Since 1905 PAINTERS and DECORATORS I770 Queen Ci+y Avenue Cincinnafi I4. Ohio HOINKE GLENWAY BOWLING LANE llIn +he Hearf of Price Hill WAbash 9500 COMPLIMENTS ..0'F... 5+. Margaref Mary Church NORTH COLLEGE HILL Try Our FRIDAY NITE SOCIALS The Mosf AHracfive on +he Hill Top ART'S GROCERY COMPLIMENTS 20l4 HARRISON AVENUE 1 -- - 0f - - - MOn+ana I704 ASSUMPTION P. T. A. Phone: MOnfana 6609 DR. JOHN A. BENDER OPTOM ETRIST BEST WISHES From ST. CATHERINE PARISH Office: 3639 Glenmore Ave. lopposife Moza rH Cheviot Cincinna+i IIl Ohio SUCCESS STORY -AMERICAN STYLE Jus+ sevenfyiive years ago Hwe Hrs+ spoken message was carried over a few feeJr of wire, connecffng Jrwo Crude felephones. In H19 Unifed Sfafes +oday, I73 million conversations daily speed over l52 miHion miles of wire connecting 43 million Jrelephones. Firs? regarded as a mere +oy +he +elephone In Hwe U. S. foday is an ll billion dollar business. owned by anosf a million s+ock- holders and provides iobs for +hree-quar+ers 0'? a million persons. The indusfry is bfg because America is big and requires a huge communicah'ons sys+em +0 keep +he wheels of commerce. and sociefy generally. running smooJrhly and sthHy ye+ i+s cos? is low. wifhin Hwe reach of mosf wcamilies. This is ius+ a fypical American success s+ory, possible only under our sysfem of free enferprise which permifs free men and women +0 exercise individual inifiaHve. The Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company 124 QualH'y FirsH GEORGE T. NIEHOFF COMPLETE LINE OF DAIRY PRODUCTS 23H GRAND AVENUE For Home Delivery, Call WAbash 4080 Swee+ and Self BuH'er Eggs - CoHage Cheese 125 F. A. Kamp Flooring Company Armsfrong and Nairn Linoleum Goodyear Rubber Tile Asphalf Tile Masfipave -- Carpe+s Acousfical Maferials Show Rooms: 32 Wesi SiXH'I S+ree+ Telephone: PArkway 5770 GRUETER 8: SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS A Homelike A+mosphere AIR CONDITIONED 4022 Glenway Avenue Complimenfs ...of... PHIL J. HOCK 8: CO. Makers of W O R T H M O R E Tur+le Soup and Chili FIVE MODERN JEWELRY STORES IN GREATER CINCINNATI N y. 6: 174,644: Go. FINE JEWElR Y CHEVIOT NORWOOD MADISONVILLE MT. WASHINGTON TERRACE PLAZA HOTEL 126 A PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS TRAINING MOn+ana 0663 'For High School Gradua+es, KAISER - FRAZER College Sfudenfs and Ve+erans wes+ern HIHS Mo+ors ENROLL NOW FOR FALL TERM PARTS and SERVICE . Aufhorized Kaiser-Frazer Dealer LITTLEFORD- NELSON CERTIFIED USED CARS SCHOOL of COMMERCE 35ll Harrison Ave. Neave Building -- Four+h a+ Race CHEVIOT MAin 3883 I ROBERT J. THALER JOSEPH F. THALER INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING COMPANY - INC. AUTOGRAPHS E u Elli... u. . ,l i a, i i !