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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1953 volume:

30.1270 Pearngduegeexz again Twenty-four of them have been spent at Mercy. Each year I offered the Opening Mass for all; I have tried to fire hearts for the Missions; I always appIouded your dramatic productions, called down a blessing on many an assemblage, attended your recitoIs and encouraged toIent. I have enjoyed the annual. Christmas parties, and given awards to students who ran and won. I have loved laying the Hosts on your tongues knowing you pledged to keep them ever clean. And as I tollowad you in the May processions, ottered for you thanks for girlhood blessings and Finally sent you forth Commencement Night, I pray that you e'er follow Mercy's teaching, for it Ieads so surely to your Heavenly Home. THE REVEREND THOMAS A. CONNELL Chaplain, Religion Now my daughter; 682 of them, honor me Content: FATHER AND HIS 682 DAUGHTERS ., .W ,A , , 1-5 THEY COME IN THE FALL .. , 643 Opening of schoof . . . Fatima Procession . . . Marion Day . . . Foculfy . . . Giecnings . . . Classes . . . Hockey . . . PTA . , . St Cecilia Recital . . . SDS . . h Mission Activities. THEY REJOICE IN THE WINTER Christmas Activiiies . . . Catholic Book Week . . . Orchestra . . . Bowling . . . Retreat . , , Royal OccasiOn leoyl . . . House of the Heart Wlayt t . . English Projects . . . Sesquit centennial of Ohio . . V Yearbook Squf, THEY LAUGH IN THE SPRING .. .A .. ., ,,,,64-103 Spring Concert , . . Gold Medal Recital . . . The Family Tree Floyd , t , Mother McAuiey Apostolofe . . . Organizmions . . . Spring Sports . . . May Crowning . . . Seniors . . . Underclossmenl OUR ADVERTISERS ,, , , N , r .. ,. 103439 FRIENDS t, 777777 .,, ................................................................................ 140 Co-edifors .......... Mary Lee Davis Mary Lou Nastold Managing Edifor ...... Patricio Riser . with the dedication of their E yearhooh Volt XXII MOTHER OF MERCY HIGH SCHOOL, CINCINNATI, OHIO $y $Ze a Jie 575$ like 1mm dancing rmtling and whirling about MOTHER OF MERCY HIGH SCHOOL Westwood Cincinnati, Ohio Seniors hail old acquaintances. 561066114163; hooky, map freylo 5mm lfs fhree monThs silence over, the schobl bell rings out once more, calling students to Ftll Mercy's halls. Cotton skirts, iobs and sun fans are replaced by uniforms, subjects and the busy activity of school .Iife. A store of knowledge is dismbuted to L. Heilmon with a smile by Miss Schwach. R Koenig, senior, weighs D. Hood, as J. Benner, M Klein wait rheir turn, with dieting in mind. 7 am the W113; the Truth and the Life; -uy. Peace through prayer . . . The entire student body celebrated the anni- versary 0t Mary's miraculous opparitions in the annual Fatima procession. Mercions formed a living rosary 0nd paraded around the campus to the grotto. There Fr. Connell reminded the girls of the significance of the event, after which the students recited the S.D.S. pledge. The processEon wends its way rovnd the campus terminating near the grotto of Our Lady of Fatima. 3.- meansMseCy 9 HEGH stOi HIS EXCELLENCY Most Reverend Karl J. Alter, D.D. Archbishop of Cincinnofi Father Connell enioys 0 visit on his Golden Ju- bilee Day with His Grace Archbishop Karl J. Alfer. On Marian Day, members representing the schools, institutes and sodalities turned out in large crowds to honor Our quy Queen of Victory. Singing Mary? pmitet The annual Marion Day celebration held at Xavier Fieldhouse was one of inspiring homage. Girls' choirs from all the Catholic high schools sang hymns honoring Mary, the Queen of Heaven. After the recitation of the rosary in which thousands participated, the Archbishop gave his address. Members of numerous schools and societies attended the annual Marian Day celebrm tion held of Xctvier Field- house, in honor of Our Lady of Peace, Archbishop Kart J. Alter presided over it. 13 REV. JAMES D. ENRIGHT, O.P. Religion REV. JOHN MORRISSEY, O.P. Refigfon PROFESSOR JOHN J. FEHRlNG Choral Music Experienced teacher; guide careers One way which enables our lay foculfy f0 freaf of problems, discuss experi- ences, and relate humorous episodes, is to have an informal meeting occasion- ally. Becoming better acquainfed at these meetings they work together more cooperatively. Their discussions include current proiecfs, books, and future events. This results in making the work of the teachers inferesfing and more eFFicient. Miss E. Schwach, Miss E. Barren, Miss M. Donnelly, Mrs N. Kellogg, Mrsh M. Zimmer, Miss D. Pulskump. Mrs. J. Cunningham Mrs. N. Kellogg MIS. R. Stay MISS ELEANOR BARRETT Sophomore Home Room English, Speech World History Census Records MRS. JEAN CUNNINGHAM Home Economics MISS MARY C. DONNELLY Textiles, Sewing Red Cross Homemaking MRS. NANCY KELLOGG Sfenography Secretarial Training Typing Miss D. Pulskump Miss E. Barren Mrs. D, Nurre MISS DULAH PULSKAMP Sophomore Home Room English, Speech Dramatic Art MR5. RUTH LUEGERING Home Nursing MRS. DOROTHY NURRE Physical Education M155 ESTHER SCHWACH Junior Home Room American History Debofing Greater Cincinnati Speech League 16 Mrs. M. Zimmer Miss E. Schwach Miss M. Donnefly MRS ALMA SU LLIVAN Secretory MRS. ROSEANN STOY, RN. School Nurse DR. ROSLYN TOUFF School Doctor MRS. MYRTLE ZIMMER Health Physical Education ; T 0 our faculty, our deepeyt thank; SISTER MARY EMILY, R.S.MV Principal SISTER MARY ALEXIS, R.S.M. SISTER MARY EUPHRASIA, R.S.M. Junior Home Room Cafeteria Superviser Religion, Shorthand, Typing Accounting Dept. Bookkeeping SISTER M. FRANCIS, R.S.M. SISTER MARY AMADEUS, R.S.M. Study Periods Sophomore Home Room Reiigion, Science SISTER MARY HOWARD, R.S.M. MOdEFUfOr Triple AC Freshman Home Room Religion, Dramatic Ar! SISTER MARY ANNUNCIATA, R,S.M. E 9 5h' Speed SEngnggfolioom SISTER MARY IMELDA, R,S.M. I 9y Freshman Home Room English, Speech SISTER MARY BERNARD, R.5.M. Freshman Home Room SISTER MARY JARLATH, RASM. Religion, Music, Orchestra Sophomore Home Room Y.C.S. Mathematics, Homemaking SLSTER MARY BERTRAND, R.S.M. SISTER MARY MAGDALA, KSM. Junior Home Room Freshman Home Room Religion, Science, Journalism Music, Speech Gleanings Adviser Chemistry Club Moderator Y.C.S. Religion, English SISTER MARY JOSEPH, R.S.M. Sophomore Home Room SISTER MARY CARLOS' R'S'M' Science, German, Mofhemufics, English, Dramatic An; SPEECh Not. Moth. Hon. Society Moderator, Masque 8 Gavel Moderafor German Club Moderator SISTER MARY CARMELITA, K.SAM. SISTER MARY PERPETUA, K.SM. Librarian Junior Home Room Book Club Moderator Latin, Music, Homemaking X McAuley Club Moderator SISTER MARY CATHERINE R S M' SISTER MARY REGINALD, REM. Senior Home Room . . . Junior Home Room Religion, Spanish T in Spanish Club Moderofor yp g SISTER MARY ROSINE, RASM. SISTER MARY CELESTINE, R.S.M, . Art - 'Semor Home Room Theta Art Socieiy Lohn, Lahn Club 8K C.S.M.C. Moderator Y C,S, Mercywood Adviser SISTER MARY SERAPHIA, R.S.M. SISTER MARY CYRILI R.S.MV Freshman Home Room Study Periods Muihemotics, Religion 17 1 M. A. Bertsch adds a touch of red To her colorful autumn scene as M. Geiser watches. Marcy's wooded campus inspires E. Stath to capture brilliant autumn scenes on paper. n 1 Artists capture beautiex 0f campm . . . The popular art room is always in o bustle as Mercy artists develop their skill. Entries and pro- iects for various contests are painted, sprayed, and lettered. Highepoints in the year Were the Christmas and the Sesquicentennial art exhibits. Model home and vocation exhibits were held and girfs also helped in Red Cross work. Thus, artists were kept busy all thru the year. 18 A lovely time of year is autumn when the worm sun bids farewell and the noisy wind makes its regular entrance. Football fever catches crowds cheering in the stands. Old cornstolks and colorful leaves blend to put Mercions in a new, gay autumn mood. The mystery of living plants and animals has long been 0 fascinating study of man. In the biology class the student is given an insight to one of the oldest sciences. This science deals with the living world about us, from the single-celled amoeba to the complex human. Seasonal field trips on Mercy's spacious campus add interest to biology. Biologiyt; Ituabz bird; and nature. . . Sophomore biologists take time out from classes to enjoy the magic of nature Surrounded by Sistet M. Joseph's every are l. to r., A Dotr, D. Korte, DA Ahrens, C. Laemmle, S Wilson; Left to right, M. Dieckman, C. Gentry, C. Houn and Vi Schramm create some genuine atmosphere. Hockey players, C. Steinmetz, L. Rebold, J. Wilmer, J. Umberg, await the sound of the whistle to set their ball a-Hying. Fmt action . . . the wirit of hockey Hockey has entered its second year as one of the major sports atMercy. Pucks, shin guards and hockey sticks 0H show eFfects of hard use. A slight limp here and there testifies to the popularity of the activity. Mrs. Zimmer coaches the hockey team. 20 M. Schell, J. Richter, J, Miltz, C. Tenoever, P. Bergmonn, M. J. Koeninger mixed up in o mounfoin of leaves. Raking leaves on the campus pro- vides fun and relaxation for these students; By mixing work wifh pleasure fhey clean up The grounds. Jean Milfz kenfed is literally Up to her ears in her collection, Trying Their shin guards for size and comfort are N. Rebholz and J. Hilvers. They'll save wear, fear, and many a bruise as their owners Fight for their goal. Hockey enfhusiasfs have fosf become acquainted with pucks, sticks, guards and other new hockey goods. ccGlmningW come; 01? the prey; One of the most exciting experiences for the stat? is the editing of the school paper, the HGIeanings. Six timesuyeorthe ioumolism students put out the paper for the student body. For the staff it represents the completion of many week's work. Copy must be written and rechecked. Then comes the cutting, posting and proofreading, the troublesome headlines before the HGIeonings can be sent to the printers. The completed issue of the paper is read by the eager stott. Enioying the finished product are P. Riser, J1 HoHrogge, C. Schenck, J. Gronnen. Second Row: J. Rtehle and M. K. Lorenz. L, to r., are J. Schoefers, D. Christen, J, A. Scriveri, Vt Froehle, editor, and S. Brendle. After the Final step the arrival of the completed paper is anxiously awaited by the staff because each issue is the result of their own imagination. Along with the enioyment connected with the editing of the Gleonings, the staff learns the power of the printed word. Upper right, N. Meyer, A. Tolwig, W. Reising, P. Simon and G, Flynn are hard at work on the make up, adding copy here and there on the layout Left, a brand new issue of Glennings is Need in G for future reference by members of the staff, Jt Benz, AA Dulle, L. Batter; kneeling B. Streng. Balloting ond counfmg the votes showed Ike's popularin BV Streng, M. E, Blank, M. Mienerdlng baffle out the campaign in spicy speeches. Keeping fhe spirit of no'rionol campaigns of a high pitch, American History Classes waged their own voting be?- He. Notional parties had nothing over These H 1310731 clam Jpomom groups and chairmen in enthusiasm or rivalry. o Sfcnding, J. Benz, C Schenckl N. Harp and R. Dempsey; Seared, M. Unger, C. Yeher, M Srcckelmcm, R. Jaccbs KWloen day i! 61014er As the lost bell sounds The end of class, Mercicms i know The pleasure of c: walk home or the friendly iostle of The bus. It's a favorite time of day, when friends gather together to discuss happenings of fhe day and events which will be coming fomorrow. The 2:45 bell rings, rhe doors swing wide, and school is over for the b day. Books are packed and coats are donned for the happy trek home. T award mfer driving The contesting drivers discuss plans with the oH'ucer in charge. A student driver fries her skili in the driving demonstration. 9 ,It How big is a dime? This was inquired by members of The Cin- cinnati Police Dept. when a demonstration on driving was given for the juniors and seniors. Ramona Ave. was the scene of fesfs. Left to right: P.T.A. oFFIcers, Mrs. Tepe, Mrs. Krumdick, Mrs. Richter, and senior ctuss presidents, P. Simon, M. Hoesl, L. Lompe and M, Lorenz. PT A conduct raffle M In addition to renovating the Home Ec depart- ment, the P.T.A. promoted a civil defense protect. They prepared approximately 882 burn bond- : ages. Included in their activities were a number of card parties and sociolse Their hearty co- operation at the annual May Fete in coniunc- tion with the Mothers' Club of the Academy and the Fathers' Committee was most encouraging. 27 Left front, row 1; C. Wagner, R. Heyob, R. Werle, M. Meyer. Row 2: M. DeCurtins, M. A. Mott Right front, Row 1: C, A. Wagner, K. Kirchgessner. Row 2: C. Willenbrink, Mt Blazer. M. L Stengert Row 3: C. Pellmcm, L. Brockhuis. J. Menke, Second last row; M. J. Diersen, C. Theuneman, M E. Nieman, J. A. Banner, F. Askmun, L Heyob. Lost row: E. Fisher, B. Myers, A. Bernard, M E. Heitfeld, J. Brown, B. Brown, J. Selcer directs the orchestra, Melody Mmkir. . . The St. Cecilia Recital was presented the eve of the feast of the patroness of music. The band's melodies led by Joan Selcer hightighted the program. One number was a delightful rendi- tion of In A Persian Market Place. This describes the city square with poor beggars, camel drivers, and a beautiful princess. Participating were I. to r., M. Mott, J. Wesselman, J. Axt, R. Kunkei, M. Nemonn, C. Wagner, J. Coors, M. Meyer. 28 Mercy C looriytem entertain At the end the marketplace is deserted. The high enrollment necessitated two distinct performances given tor the Upper and lower classmen. The sophomore-freshmon glee club made a pleasing debut before the spotlight, specializing in two favorites, Ecce Ponis Angelorum and Mommy's Li'i Pigeon. This annual affair is under the direction of Sister Mary Bernard, R.S.M. Later, during the month, they added much color to the May Concert given on Mother's Day, gave a warm hearty welcome to the incoming freshmen, and a lost delightful program tor the seniors at their farewell breakfast. Mother of Mercy is very proud of the wonderful job this talented Glee Club has fulfilled through the years of 1952-53, The school has been praised for its music ability, due to the eFForts of these groups. JUNIOR GLEE CLUB, ROW 1: S, Sanger, J. Unger, J. Petri, J. Hirth, M. A. Hofmann, J. Coors, A, Wohtfmm, M. Fogelmun, F. Koeninger, M. J. Niklos. J. Myers, L Holmes. Ct Bochmun, B. Wusmez, J, Wiimer, A. Don, M. A. Davis. ROW 2: Ji Dunlap, M. A. Eisele, B. Glendorf, M. R. Mueller, C. J. Wurster, Ji Umberg, G. Kurg, A. D'Arcy, H. AttenweiEer, M. Voelker, J. Buttelwerth, P. Motris, F. Kirchgessner, M. L. Link, J. Botl, M. Smith. 8. Folz, H. Hoest, 54 Tracy, A, Tape, M. J. Schore. ROW 3: P. Glueck, M. A. Ashcroft, R. Kunkel, M. A. Nemonn, St Keller, B. Heuermun, NA Steinwert, P. Mersch. J. Gmichen, V. Schromm, B. Godor, M. A. Walters, M. Schromer, C. Schwietering, C. Steinmetz, S. Schneider, D. Korte, L. Rebold, A, Bochmonn. ROW 4: l. Kruetzmon, P. SchoenbueckEer, Mi Ct Pohlmunn, Je Thuener, R. Nienaberl C. Obert, R. Funtetti, L. Pulking, F. Blair, Ct Ronz, Ce Hcmmerle, M, Deickmonn, P. Litmer, J. Strassel, A. Valentine. ROW 5: M. Hoffmann, M. ReboEd, A, Flick, Mt E, Heilfeld, M. Menke, J. A. Banner, C. Haun, M. Brooks, C. loemmle, R. Pennickl C. Spade, J. Walter, M. J. Binder, J. Franz, A. Bernard, J. Niehenke, C. Gentry, C. Btuir, A Berger, G. Rheurwein, M, Young, G. Geihotl K. Gronnen, P. Grottj F, Ackmunn, At Boyle, 8. Thompson, Me Cook. 29 D. Kelsch, J. D'Arcy, Mrs, Leugering, C. Godur and S. Schaaf, Lea 1m mg to IETVE other; J. Brass, D. Evans, M. Bur- hoH, J. Harvey and Mrs. R. Leugerlng, the instructor. One interesting phase of the Homemaking class is the six-weeks Red Cross Course. Instructions are given by Mrs Leugering, R.N. about Home Nursing and Mother and Baby care. Mrs. Leugering, A. Strull and P. Kennedy watch while Jt Ruther treats the burns on D, Taylor. Our motto ...SDS Upper: Fuhing Up a picture of St, Moria Goreni, parroness of :he SDS ore funiors, A. Mid- dendorf, B. Srreng, C. Schenck. Lower, I. fo r., B. Streng, Je Schaefers, C. Schenck, A. Mid- dendorf, and Je Schneider show modest fashions for the autumn season's SDS modesty praiect. The week of OCT. 12 was set aside as 8.0.5. week To promote more modest styles in autumn clothes. Posters were put on display throughout The building and home- rooms. All joined in Tho? growing crusade for modesty and purify. Through the work of The S.D.S., which means Suppfy the DEMAND the Supply, many girls have been more careful in the selection of their own literature, entertainment, advertising, and dress. 31 First year cooking students learn how to be good homemakers under the supervision of Miss Carlsent This practical art provides background for happy family lite later on. T mining to live in modern moiety Four of Mercyhs seumstresses display products of their sew- ing skill. Proudly modeling their Finery are left to right, M. J, Romstetter, J. A. Doyle, Mt R. Loesch, and A. M7 Riesz. The First and second year students have been industriously giving the sewing machines a workout this season, as they fashioned their own aprons and dresses. At work are ciockwise from center; D. Mendel, C. Petermcn, M. J. Schoeters, M A. Stiers, M. J. Metster, K. Feely, C. Tcytor, C. Wossler, N, MolocfEIZ. Typical of the improvements made at school during the past summer is the completely redecorated home economics laboratory. New appliances in everyday use in the home have been supplied to familiarize the girls with their care and operation. The PTA is responsible for the proiect which greatly increased the facilities for all the Home Economics classes. Mrst Carlsen, center, demonstrates a new electric coke mixer to freshmen home eco- 'ea; W - 'r nomics ciass, J. Verkamp, P. Morris, M. Schamer, C. Gentry, D. Kohle, J. Groiche; J. Taylor, M. A. Berfsch, V Froeh1e and K, Koebel pin on fhe mop miniature pennants as a reminder for special prayer and sacrifice. CCTlJe Sacred Heart for the worlfj Mission activities were off to an early start in the 1952-53 school year as 16 Mercions took part in the Fifteenth Na- tional CSMC Convention, August 21 to 24 at Notre Dame University. Inspirational talks Were given by such nofoble personalities as Archbishop Karl J. Alter, Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, Msgr. Edward A. Freking. Thanksgiving, Christ- masnnd Eosfer baskets are seasonal proiec'rs of CSMC. Msgr. Freking With J. Ullrich, M. L. Nosiold, S. Schuuf, Msgr. Freking, moderator of C.S.M.C. pre- M. Hoesl, N, Meyer, V. Froehle, J1 Selcer, C. Blum. sents a paladin award I'o C. Blum, senior. Yeor-round activities include a monthly spiritual repor'r, city-wide meetings, Paladin Round Table discussions, fox and postage stamp drives, pen pal lefters, religious arti- cles and magazine collecfions, and white elephant and coke soles. Jeannine Gronnen, senior, placed third of 12 high school students in the city-wide orotorical contest. The CSMC Topic was Catholic Youth and The World Apostolofe. CCTIJK world for the Sacred Hearf; Students examining a new issue of the SHlELD before a meeiing of a Paladin Round Table dis: cussion are P, Nieberding, A. Beiersdorfer, and K. Grannen, Mercians with a mind for mis- sions are pictured here as they are called up to receive their Poladm awards from the hands of Msgr. E, Freking, CSMC head. ' 3:5 SW STVPV 59.5 E! FR? .5 .- an'hzmy f ; Mnswu IMEWWJ Sp irit 0f genemnv bring; relief to leg fortunate This year, The Thanksgiving mission proiecT was The annual canned goods drive for ST. Mary's hospiTol. The resulTs were wonderful, and The school conTribuTed olmcsf 800 iTems. This is only one of The many varied mission ac- TiviTies under The direcTEon of SisTer Mary CelesTine. OTher mission proiecTs included paper drives, posToge sTomp and Tax sTomp collecTions which were very successful. Packing canned goods for St Mary's HospiTal are members of The committee Clockwise J. Gibson, G. Gueile, MT Finn, L. BuTTer, F4 Bohrer, P. Kecrns, P. Mersch, A, BoyFe. iu-T TTT R . TRUUNT T W s' T; max . ET; Tu; X Vi J. Wuellner, M. L Wohlfrom, B. L. Seiler, J. Hofting. t The latter part of October revealed Mercy CSMCers busily h undertaking the task of providing adequate clothing for needy persons. Shoes, dresses, coats and other necessities were collected in the annual Old Clothes Drive. Boxes of clothing were packed and distributed by committee members. Eager hands reach for slices of coke, chocolate, white and angel feed, as sophomore and freshman CSMC members take charge of the fund raising cake sale. The sale was held in the gym corridor during lunch hours. Money so raised is contributed to CSMC activities. J. Godcr, M. Mtnnich, B. Rack, L, Rebold, M. Colegote, J. Wilmere Discussing articles from their omcial pcpen La Luz are l. to r., B. Lilli, M. Seibert, A. Temming, M, Willenbrink, C. Erros,M. Hoenernier, and D. Husseyt Promoting international friendxbip By reading a Spanish newspaper, the Spanish l class gains on appreciation of the customs and ideals of that country. It gives them an extra incentive to master that fascinating and useful language, Spanish. Records and songs add extra stimulus, making the class exciting as well as educational. Although progress will be slow at times, when this course has been Finished, the girls will have 0 working knowledge of Spanish. It is in this way Spanish is kept alive today. 38 Latin . . . the clam'cal language A modern ouTlef for classical Latin has been found in the fronslafion of the popular magazine, Lofr'num Auxih'um. The sfories, lessons, plays and humor provided by the publication hove furnished students with an appreciation of the influence of Latin in our cultural and daily life Knowledge is obfoined in an atmosphere of informoiity plus friendliness by the sophomore, iunior and senior subscribers. Annually, the magazine sponsors a nation- wide Latin exam in which M. Seiler and Je Young, sopho- mores, were awarded cerfihcofes of superlative merit, Summa cum Ioude. Ten others received Cum laude honors. The ofhcicl Lorin paper HLalinum Auxilium brings quick response from the stu- dents. Helping to conduct rhe class for a period is M. A. Ashcrah, sophomore. J. Menke and R. Wosmer decompOSe water by process of etectrolysis, Exp Ioring new field; Chemistry classes provide an interesting way of discovering the causes and sources of everyday surroundingst Student-chemists look forward to the two weekly laboratory periods during which the girls themselves experiment with various chemicals, elements and compounds. They can then observe the reaction and determine the properties and the uses of the substances. C. O'Brien, N. Harp and M. Berger produce pure water by means of dtstillotion. Math in itiol t6; and scientixtx Promoting interest in mothe- motics is the aim of the Na- tional Mathematics Honor So- ciety. Every year at the for- mal initiation, pledges receive a pin and cerfihcofe. Guesf speakers are former members. E. Geers, B. Seeger, M. Nesselhuf, Ah Dulle, M. Sfenger, Miss EA Barrett, C, Stenger, M. Kramer, and Miss E. Schwoch. Q h INN. .$:.; 4M :2 ' M Brames, 5. Carey and M. Nesselhuf measure sound waves. Physics, one of the four sciences taught at Mercy, is open to all seniors. Formerly chemistry, astronomy and geology Were regarded as forming physics, but today these have become sciences in Themselves. Now physics is considered The study of the science of energy. A physics course consists of a study of sound, heat, light, energy, electricity and magnetism. 41 S!udymg various graphs are Shree Algebra II sfudems. L, to r. are M. Hammonn, M. Peters, and P. Harringlon. Polynomials, monomiuls, and irrational may sound like dim- CUH terms fo understand, buf To Mercy mathematicians they soon grow familiar. Each year presenfs a new challenge. Freshmen learn problems in facioring. L. to r., C. Glueck, G. Rennekamp K. Birch, M. Broeunig, C. Sfenger. At the board, D. Kunfz, C. Cavcgnc. Problemy. . . facty. . . figure; J, Meyers, J1 Young, J. Ha- big, J, Walters, sophomores discuss theorems in detail. Effzkiency in the making Operaring the machines are l. 10 r., P. Korre, B. FriTz, K Smith, M. Huber, N. Hummerle 05 J. Geiger works in rear. The many studenfs who Find The commercial Held suited to them, find typing, shorthand, office prach fice, bookkeeping wiH establish them In this work. Also with the help of business devices, plus iob techniques, Their future wili be more secure. Row 1: C, Bockhus, M, Armbrusier. Row 2; M. Hoenemier, C. Hessler, S. Wissel, B. Frey; Row 3: P. Murnon, K. Morrisey, S. Meyer, Ah Menke, L. Lompe, R. Koenig. Row 4: L. Holfgrewe, J. Young, S. Trefzger, J. Taylor, M4 Stevens, J. Schwcb, SI Schaufh .1 ' ' a - J x ff r 11:510lesz m 4 i? m C lomt 'x ..r!.,1i L L . kl 44 mo kg m VJ V W m mo 1' . . . carol P70911157 333$va Advent 16mm; prepare; for holiday went; . . . UK gdwntmmth JhinIiht Lighting the Advent candle, R. O'Rourke begins the Christmas season with manifested fervor. Violet ribbons are tied about a wreath of evergreen boughs. The candles symbol- ize the four weeks of Advent. A. Bosch and G. Boumann exhibit the explanatory poster. Sophomore C girls model a tiny City of Bethlehem for their own homeroom. Each year at Christmas prizes are given to rooms carrying out the chosen theme. J. Brown, G. Arnold, A. Beiersdorter, M. Merck, G. Hotertepen help complete this pretty project. L to R., K. Jacob, R. Werle, Gt Rennekamp, pray before the crib. They come bearing gifts Christmas is the time for prayer as well as pleas- ure, This can be seen by silent meditations made before the crib and the fun, excitement, and sur- prise manifested as the Senior-Freshmun gift ex- change began. This friendly gesture is a part of the popular and traditional Christmas assembly. Christmas spirit is evident as seniors and little sisters exchange gifts. A scene of welcome was made by rhe beauty of lighted torches. The beautiful voices of The Mercy Chorisfers Filled fhe Forge cudiforium with o fron- quility of spirif that only the Christmas season can in- spire. The carol program was directed by Mre J. Fehring. Blended harmony was the resulf of many weeks of rehearsal. FroHtable, indeed! W0 come all ye faithfuly Familiar faces were sought for by friends. Accompanisr to Mr, J, Fehring of fhe musical program was Miss M. Corlion. With a pack on his back, a jingling of bells, and a merry chuckle, Santa Claus surprised the PTA with gifts. The Seniors sang traditional Carols as a special feature in the program for the annual PTA Christmas Party The trimming of the tree and arrang- ing of the crib was one of the high lights of the Christmas preparations. PT A Party First to usher in the joyous feast of Christmas was the annual PTA party on Dec. 6. A choral program presented by the seniors put everyone in a holiday mood. Refreshments, served by the Home Economics class, and exchanging of gifts were features of the PTA party. Lower left sitting with Fr. Connetl at the table are the ETA ott'tcers. Lower right everyone enioys the fine Christmas dinner. J. Neihenke, MA J. McManus, C. Gentry, Jt Schramm, M. Rigacci, M, Menke, J. Umberg, M, Walters, A, Luchte, R. Martin, B, Rock, P. Mersch, Bt Gtandort, J. Richter, M. Shannon. J. Dunlap, H. Hoesl, F. Gleuck, M. J. Owens, H. Nost- heide, M. Meyer, M. J. Sack, P. Tclwig, Pt Lindberg, M. Young, M. Zenz, C. Haydenl L. Richter, Ct Jung, 5 Keller, J. Thuener, R. Honningtord, Be Boumgortner, Wlmy H i; MotbeW This one act Christmas Ploy, Mary, His Mother, was most inspiring. The scene takes place on the Christ Child's third birthday. As the story unfolds, tobleous of the hrst Christmas were shown. In the end, the King of Peace brings Christmas Ruth...v..w.v SI. Joseph....t....r,....., y Hannah..... Rebeccu.........v Mary Angel Gabriel 50 peace and joy to the hearts of all the girls at Mercy High. CHARACTERS ...C, Wasster Shepherd: Angel WM. Birkenheuer C. Gentry Jt Thuener WW1 Sucher Chronicierhwu A LuHerty V- Schlumm E. Schupker Mt Anderson Angels.....t.t..m D Dutro, A. Jung, M. M. Rigucci Kelly, L. Korle, c. Lorenz, A. Luchte, R, Mama, M J. Owens M, J. Meistzr, B. Rack, M. J. Rumstetter, L. M. J. MCMGHUS Richter, PA Tclwig, J. Dunlap, B. Gtundovf, MV J. Richter Young, J. Umberg, R. Hunningtard. M- MEDkE Shepherds..u.t....u.t.tt...M. C. Brass, M. Zenz, Dt Fisher, WP Thompson M. Hirschberg, M. J. Sack, H. Hoesl, St Keller, Pt Lindberg M. Eetsch, Mt Meyer, C. Cussin'l, H. antheide. m...........J Miltz Wisemenwmt... M Lower, J. Lunne, J. A. P. Gleuck Remdon, J. Niehenke, Mt Shannon, Mt A. Walterst v nw- Smiling happily of 1he ball are l. fo r., Jerry Clorey, Ruth OhRourke, Romy Totis, Pm Riser, Sue Schcaf and Jim Rickerr. Senior Ball . . . a happy memory Topping social events was the Christmas Ball on Dec. 28 of Twin Lanterns. Highlighting the dance was The crowning of Pot Riser, queen, by Romy Totis, escort. Ruth O'Rourke and Sue Schaof were attendants with es- corts Jerry Clorey and Jim Rickert. Music by Quinlan. Pcrenfs acted as choperones for the annual Chrislmus Ball for the seniors at Twin Lanterns, Dec. 28. Mr. and Mrs. Froehle, Mrh and Mrs, Sewell, Mr. and Mrs. Riser, Mr. and Mrs. Richter, Mr. and Mrs. Simon enioy their role. Soft lights, dreamy music, well- chosen escorts created a romantic atmosphere of the Christmas Boll. With great concern Louise IE, Tholent, Brin Wt, HoesU Magda Rovinsku U. Gronnenj looks to 0 picture of the and Madam tA. Richtert revive ballerina lJ, Gronnent. Great Pavlova for inspiration before going on stage Masque 57 Camel prawn CCRoyal Occam'onh The bullet, always intriguing, was the subiect 0t Masque and Gavel's production, Royal Occasion. It talk of run-ins with the press; a triumvirate ot the tragic ballerina, Magda RC1- vinsko; the imperious, kind-hearted ballet mistress, Madam Sonchia, and Erin, the determined news reporterhunited to conceal a murder so that their show might go on. In Royaf Occasion, At Toiwlg, At Tuccinordi and R. Dempsey Find J. Gronnen, or Magda Ravinsko, asleep. J Ullrich, M. A. Krumdick, M. Neiheisel, M, Stuutberg, A. Richter, J. Schoenharl, N Meyer, M L, Hoerth, H. Rush and J. OsferhuesA A brilliant IMCCBIJ' . . . J. Gronnen as Magda Ravinska lcenferl Talks ro members of the bullet, l. to r., D. Albiefz, V. Froehle, RA Dempsey, N. Korches, M. A. Bernard, C. Yetier, M. C. Lorenz, in Toyal Occasion J. Bell and M. Leech discuss ballet. Janet J Ullrich, N. Karches Chris. . M. A. Krumdick, V. FfOeMe NeHa.. J. A. Osrerhues, M. C. Lorenz Lola, , H. Rush, DV Albievz Poppy .MV L. Neihex'sel, M. A. Bernard Trfxie .M. E. Hoerfh, C. Ygtfer Aun'ie. N Meyer, M. R. Loesch ...J. Schoenharl . M. Sluulberg E. Tholen, A, TaWwig A. Richter, A, Tuccinardi ,J. Brown, R. Dempsey Magda Ruvinsku. . WJ. Grunnen Erin DnIyM H0251, J. Bell C lamb 0 all time; Re-enocting a scene from 'Book to Book are E. J. Eisele, B. Powell, 5. O'Leary, J. BUHeiwerth, A. Dorr, N. Bmzel, JV Myers, and M. Carroll. Book f0 Book, dramatized by the sophomore speech s'rudenfs direcfed by Miss Pulskomp, displays how Cathoiic missionaries hove ad- vanced civilization. The works accomplished in the Fields of education were portrayed. Every senior English studenr found humor, along wifh a lively skerch of fourfeenfh cenfury England when she studied Chaucer's 'Canferbury Tales. i Schwob, C. Diehl, M. Duwel and M. A. Berrsch. Constructed by seniors, mmiafure Shakespeorian characters plus a model Elizabethan Theatre gave cddirionol enthusiasm fo the frugedy, 'Macbe?h. M. L. HchI-nan, R. Koenig, M. Hoenemier, P. Riser. cHome 0f the Hearty The House of the Heart is a morality play in one act by Constance D'Arcy. This play clearly t demonstrates the constant bottle within mortals due to trail human nature. Here Wisdom, i Cheerfulness, Love and Industry conflict with Lady Gossip, Laziness, Vanity, Grumble, Dome Quurrelsome and Envy as each force tries to h gain possession of a certain child's heart. At the end the good forces for surpass the evil and the child is once again happy and contented. Center: L. Holmes tWisdomt and J. Butlelwerth ta child! watch attentively as the play goes on. Upper; tett to right. S. OhLeory, P. Nteberding, Kt Gronnen, Jt Buttel- werth, Z, Klett, St Albert, M. Carroll Lower: D. Hood tCheertulnessl, J. Brown ltndustryt, J, Meyers tiovet, J. Buttelwerth tChildi. J. Dehler Child, dHA DON J. Buttetwerth LuZtHESS,.. P. ieberding Wisdom, .'L. t-tolme-s Vonity,,,, C. Hommerte M. L. Nlemelr M ConoH L0ve..,... .t D. Lobitz J' Myers Grumble.... ........J. Hetz Z. Klett Cheerfulness D, Hood Pt Schoenbuechler Quorrelsomet 7M. Finn lndustry.....t....t,J. Brown . N. Brazel 5' O Leary Gossip MG. Gallo! Envyv B Albert K. Gtcmnen B. J, Eisele Professor J. Fehring directs a proc- ttce tor Marian Day during glee ctub. Row by row, C. A. Wagner, F. Kirchgessner, M. Meyer, R. Heyab, C. Wagner, J. Bennerl F. Askmun, L, Heyob, R. Werle, C. Willenbrink, J; Menke, M. L, Stenger, M. A. Blazer. IstondA ingt J. Selcer, E, Meyers, Ct Thuenemon, M. Diersen, E. Fisher, A. Bernard, M. E Niemonn, B. Brown and M. Heitteldt Seated left on the aisle are pianists M. DeCuans and M. A. Mott. Practice make; perfect. . . Most of the Glee Club periods are spent in rehearsal. The Glee Club sang in the Marion day program, the Christmas Carol program, and their most inspiring Spring Concert, con- ducted by Mr. John Fehring. The orchestra, besides playing for the school plays, also presented its annual concert held on May 19th. Jocm Selcer directs the Melody Maids. The theme of the concert, Gardens Around the Worldf and the solos added greatly to this enjoyable musical presentation. 56 Many Mercions give Walfz's Lanes 0 real work- out every Thursday after school. This active sport is greatly enioyed by its participants. At the end of the year trophies are given 10 The Top team and the high individual bowler, M. A. Bertsch busily marks score as J. Banner, M. L. Davis, M. Geiser and J. Schaefers wo1ch. Hoping for a strike or spare 15 M. A. Blazer. Bowling. . . our moyt popular sport 11 B1 Folfz, HA H0951, P. Bertsch, C. Stein- metz and J. Seiler stand orcund J. Hirfh. SCORES Saievy Pins ,, .51 5 Gutter Dusters... r. 7.7 ,, 49 7 Pincur1s V , ,. ..44 12 Lucky Sfrikes ......... , ..... r. . ,43 13 Alley Cots N ,, ,, 40 16 Pinerles . ., ,27 29 Bouncing Bulls .. ,, ,, ,, ,, 27 29 Pin Downs ........ 26 28 Dumb EaHs ,, 19 37 Gunar Babes ...... , ........ , ......... 19 37 Four Spmes 8. Strike V ,, 17 37 Top Scorers 9 25 Five M. T. Heads 9 31 Gutter E10115 8 48 57 Haven of Culture ' l didn't realize how 1 sound, is The reodion mos'r sfudenfs have upon hearing Their own voices on record. V. Froehfe, above, makes a recording of J. Grannen's dramatic reading. This procedure is excellenf practice in Radio and TV Techniques. The frurh sth make you free. This year Catholic Book Week revolved around ?his them; In the Hbrory new Catholic books were on display. A, Sfrull, M. A Berfsch and M. Brooks help. Assignments! References! These are fhe duries Thai bring Mercicns info fhe library Row 1, N. Moakl L. Waller, M C. Groh, Row 2, J. A. Stock and C. Rumpke. Sfudents in tholic high schools enioy a special priviiege of re- ireotL each year when exko prayer iime can be spenf in fhe presence of Our Divine Lord on the char. I nthmentj with eternal d i 9222161161; Th ree days ouf of the busy schoolhyeor, students set aside books and enter The quiet atmosphere of their annual retreat. The spirif of prayer, quiet, and meditation was embraced by all who took part in the January retreat given by Fr. Jerome, O.F.M. Domine, non sum dignus A V . H pray the priesfs us they dlsi'ribure Holy Communion. www.mmm .. , 59 OHIO SEQUICENTENNIAL! How often Mercy's students heard these words this year, as they prepared to observe our state's 150th birthday. Posters, pageants, projects, and plays announced the great event, for each Mercian is truly proud of her state. First come the pageant entitled The Land Needs Book-Iearning. It was presented by the academy children 5 times from March 20-24 to an enthusiastic audience. Artists busied their pens and brushes as they worked on their entries for the Sesquicentenniol 0t Ohiots art exhibit at the Art Museum. Ribbon awards were won by Mercy artists. Using the HOhio-ISO years theme, the iuniors presented a most colorful, humorous and very entertaining Variety Show. Four of the periods, 1803, 1863, 1923 and 1953, were shown in a series ot songs, dances and skits. Sophomore and junior history classes pictured Ohio's history and developments In varied projects, posters, and papers. Seventy-Flve iunior history projects on Ohio were displayed. Junior English and science classes too, correlated their studies with the theme. Papers and movies, projects and plays! In these ways students at Mercy celebrated the sesqui- centennial of Ohio's admission to statehood. 6O T be Great Seal These artists, J. Dehler, M. Berger and M. Merck, are absorbed in pointing the mural, Great Seal of fhe Skate of Ohio. 0f the State of Ohio . . . 1803-1953 61 T196 1953 Mercywood Sm 1f Presenting on accurate account of the year in an annual is indeed a task for the Mercywood stan, but it lends fun, too. The staH Finds it is not all play, though, when they knuckle down to the hard work of turning out copy. After the theme is chosen, Mercy's cameraman starts his interesting task of snapping pictures 0H around the campus. The task of checking and typ- ing copy for the 53 Mercye wood was done by 1. to r. P. Riser, M. L. Davis, M. Lorenz. 62 Getting ads is the First part of annual work. J. Taylor telev phones a prospect while M, A, Bernard files advertisement. All-American . . . All-Catbolic. . . Medalth Honor Rating Yearbook Members of the iournolism class assist in writing much of the copy and assemble it for the printer. The entire stoH: is anxious to see what the outcome of all their work will be. The thought now in the minds of the staff is the sincere wish that the annual ot the year 1952353 will be up to the per set before by our awerd-winning yearbook. Past annuals always provide guldcmce for all the members of the annual staff. Left, C. Loemmle, S. Wilson and M L. Nostold examine the Mercy annuals Cl former years. Every year our Mercy annual has won many awards. N. Meyer and H. Attenweiler inspect, with pride, our last year's awards of All Catholic, All American and Medalist, like flower: k7$ pg??? 221 3 SW 64 i budding mad bunting with beaugz. .. 65 Emtertide. bm' mg; The Easter VigiI, the culmir notion of 0 long Lenten fast, was emphasized to a greater degree of school fhis year life anew 0, Sweet Springtime! The big out-of-doors bids us worm wel- come as we drink in God's beautiful sunshine. Books are laid aside f0 enioy mother na- ture's invi'ring nod of welcome. J. Holly, L, sebm. ian, P. Litmer, S. ScoH, G Hofertepen, K Stern, M. Broeunig and M. Hoenemier. dun. Li Io r., P. Korie, M, Brelnirz, 'l' l. B, Bellman, J, HoHrcgge, Mi Hoesl, B. Fluegeman, C, Wag- nel, R. Bremi'z, D, DeWiIr, M. A. Slohl, end B. Brown. L. to r,, R, Thoma, M. Kramer, , M. Geiser, CV Hosecosrer, R. Janka, M. Brames, M, A. Bangers, M. Nesseihuf, M. Hoenemier, B. Newell, D. Nie- nober, and A. Richter. Spring Concert Jeannine Gronnen, senior, Mercy's only Gold Medal recifolisf, is pictured here as she is dromatizing The White Cliffs. Closing 0 years program of good music, the Glee Club presented its annual concert. This season's presenfotion was an inspiring can- tafo by Sfoughfon, Wind of ihe West Ninety- fwo voices were incorporated in This concerf A Highty teen-age girl was the lead- ing character in the senior play, FAMILY TREE. The soon-to-benmor- tied Bonnie Shepherd Ends that her chmily tree is nil. To remedy the situation her spinster aunt pretends she is a duchess. The fun begins when Mrs. Shepherd leaves home until the afTafr is over. The action takes place in the living room of the Shepherd home in Middleton, Moss. The time is the present, the season of summer. Bonnie, portrayed by M C. Lorenz, remin- isces with her mother tNt Meyert and prose pective in-Iuws, E. Tholen and P. Riser. Senior Clam Play, CCFamily T ref. . . The Duchess TA. Richterj ls questioned by Old Lady Porting- ton TS. Schuatl regarding her status among royotty in France. Looking on are Jt Geiser, J. Grunnen, R. Janke, M. R. Loesch. SCENES Act I ................................ Mid-ofternoon Act II: Scene I ........................ A week later Scene 2 ........ The following Thursday Act III .............. The following afternoon This is Marie, everybody Susan Sherwood introduces Marie, a lime French maid who odds on- orher complication to the plot. Left 10 right; 8, Seeger, M. Bernard, R. OhRourke, J. Geiser, V. Froehle, A. Richrer, and J. Grannen. -.'iijm,-1 m .rn .- ez- Beniee's hanging himself! On her family tree. And the irate heroine blows the paper bear- ing the bad news at her rival. V, Froehle, S, Schacf, M. A. Bernard, J. Geiser, Je Gronnen, J. A. Taylor, P. R. Murnun, and R. Janke. dramatic production at it: bat . . . . e M, Lo L. f0 re are: 5. Meyer, P. Riser, R. Thorns, R4 Frey, Bonme'm g J. Grur:::n M. C. Lorenz, 5. Corey, Ce Hosecosfer and E. Tholen. Annu , C. Hosecosfer V M. A. Bernard Mrs, Shepheydmmnh , ,, 5 N' Meyer 1M. R. Loesch Soroh.......,,, , 5 M- Kromel h 8. Seeger Aunt AbigaiL .. IA- Richter l H. Rash Old Lady Portinglon...m..m.m 5 P- Riser l 5. Schaof Mrs. Purlingfon ........................ j E Tholen l R. Jonke Vivian Portingfon......m f R- Thoma l P. Murnon Jenny,,....v..w. gMe Hoesl l V. Froehle Susan Sherwoodm., r 7 ., f5. Meyer IJ. Geiser Mary Chandler, ....................... S 5' COWY l J. Taylor Marie..A....A,,.,,.,,.V......,,V , ,, f R- Frey 2 Re O'Rourke 69 A irodiiional German dance is performed, in costume, by J, A Oslerhues, J. Ellensohn, D. Reiiman, M. Peierman, H, Meyer, N. Harp cmd E. Thoien. Language club; and dame; Under the direction of Sister M. Joseph, the German Club celebrates its second year. This organizafion has as its purpose a better un- derstanding of fhe many people using the German language. The sfuden'rs also learn how old German customs and folk songs helped form our American culture; M. Peterman is presidenf with highest average. 70 Left To right: A. Hegge, M. Comeriord, D. DeWitt, HY Rush, M. Barnes, M. R. Loesch, MA chsfeldV lnferest in Spanish is intensified by monfhly i meetings of the Spanish Ciub. After The meet- ing, a varied program follows, Talks by sfue dents on various Spanish authors, their works and scenic points of inferesf are presented. Romance language; draw interact The lighter and more practical side of Latin is presented by the Lapufinellc Club. Topping the year's activities is on annual Roman Bon- quef which feafures the entertainment, dress, and menu used in Caesar and Cicero's times. J. Gronnen, M. Engelhord, M. Berger, Ri Dempsey, M. Williams, C O'Brien, M. Sfoutberg, C. Sfenger, E. Fisher, N. Korches, K. Raleigh, J, Riehle, C. Wag- ner, M. Lorenz, V. Froehle, P. Keorns, C. YeHer, J. Welling, M. Sfuhl, J. Menke, and M L. Ncsiold. 71 Scientifically peaking. . . Giving their hobbies Fina! in- specfion are C. O'Brien, P. Harrington, A. Richter, and B. Seeger, 1952-1953 delegates To the Triple AC Science Club. These educafional 0nd interesting experiments and proiects are main features of the club, meeting monthly. L. to r.: C OhBrfen, B. Seeger, A. Richfer and P. Harrington. Fourth year math sfudenfs di- vide class periods between the sfudy of solid geometry and of trigonometry. The primary pur- pose of these subiecfs is the formofion of a logical manner of fhinking and a knowledge of Iogorifhmic functions. Specially erected models are used to clarify more involved proofs. Working with solid geometry problems are C. Sfenger, M. Kramer, M Nessel- huf, B. Seeger, A. Richter, A. DulleA 72 PEI. LET PALS mum Jesusimargtaosepm mass or 51mm: manna? Students in the Physics Club have discovered that Uploy ing with pulleys has a mac -n ticul purpose. Among the hwummm us: or nmrrmn ?- nuxa mt rant: . . mt: TM many varied aims of the or- tmm . . . 1019mm gonlzotlon ore to show the ' t m inHuence of science in daily tiving and the usefulness of physics in certain careers. R. Theme, F. Bohrer, A. Richter: Bi Bellman, R. Janka, Mi Hoesl, M, A. Nesseihuf, M. Bromes, .1. Roy! B. Seeger, and 8. Carey. Row 1; J. A. Schoenharl, M. E. Stockelman, V. Froehte, K. A. Blosing, S. Schoof, D. Pfau, M. A. Unger, J. Menke, M. Bernard, D. Albietz, R. Dempsey, M. Hoemmetmeyer, M. Williams, A. Totwig, N, J. Karches, N, Harp, C. Blah. C. Pellman, M. J. Dierson, L. Wognerl A. Middendort, J. Kuhles, A. Dutfe, J. A Osterhues, M. Berger, J. A. Schneider, N K. Meyer, J. Bell, J. A Schutze, Mi Stcutberg, C. Hoest, R. Wusmer, R. A. Werle, M, Young, F. L Harrington, and C. O'Brien. Ployn'cy omd C bemiytry C In 175 The reorganization of the Mercy Molecules brought about a more alive interest among chemistry stu- dents. To share this enthusiasm Chemistry Day was held on March 24. By exhibiting experiments these girls hoped to acquaint others with this science. 73 Speaker - C. Hasecoster; Clockwlse; De Christen, R. Behrens, J. Wesselman, P, Nieberding, S. Scoh, J. Riemun, M. Niemeier, S. Juhnsen, R. S?emer, J, Rork, M. Berger, M. Nauer, F. Dowling, J. Benz, .L EeH, A. Tolwig end P. Kearns. This year as Mercicm debaters refuted cmd rebqued the annual de- bate topic, Resolved That The United States should withdraw from the United Nations, a successful season was enioyed wifh the coach- ing of Miss Esfher Schwab leading fhem to victories. The Book Club is a new organization at Mercy. HS aim is 10 promote on interest in reading and only seniors are eligible. Meetings are held on Thurs- create day when the club issues a sheet of book reviews, Paying monkhly Book Club dues are, sealed II to r. P. Simon L. Lamps, 5, Schaaf, A. Richfer, M. ?elsrs. Sianding I. m L M. C. Lorenz, V. Froehle, E. Bellman, Me Makon, Me Berfsch. Mercy Mercy Mercy Mercy Mercy Mercy Mercy 74 OO-Iwwwm SCORES 5!. Xavier Purcell Wyom'mg Hughes McNicholcs West Ht Glendale Organizations intereyt . . . OFFIcers count copies of the mission magazine, the HShieId.H L to r., A. Betersdorfer, A. Tuccinordi, Ce Husecoster, L. Lompe, M. Peterman. The C.S.M.C. is one of the most active organizations here at Mercy. The motto of the C.S.M.C., Prayer-Work-Sacrihce, leads the members to help those in need. Those hofding omce plan the activities for members M imbn zeal . . . community .rewice The Greek letter HTheto means HGod-bearer, the 15 new initiates of the Theta Art Society were reminded this year as they became permanent members. Some recent activities were the making of troy mats and favors for hospitals. De Kelsch, M. Duwet, C. Blum, J. chyer, Mt ROWekamp, J. McIntyre, C. Dtehl, J. Schwab, M. Bengert, J. Schulze, M. Blasch, L. Korte. i , MCA uley A payrolatw P. A. Kearns plays the role of Sister Mary Teresa in a skit on the life of Mother C. McAuley. Facing her are members of the Apostolote, B. J. Eisele, M. Hirschberg, C. Kracke, L. A. Korte, J. Brunsmon, B. Guetle, J. A. Reordon, M. Broeunig, L. Brady, L. Batter, H. Brown. Club; develop dramatic ability 'Mmque and Gavel Club Mosque and Gavel members strive for oral excellency at all times. AFFilioted with the Mosque 8i Gavel Society of Northwestern U., it includes upperclassmen with two years of drumatics and with o 90 average. Mary Catherine Lorenz presides at the meetings. Bottom Row 1: J. Bradley, J. Ullrich, D. Christen, J. Schoenhari; Row 2: P. Keornsl A, Elsen, A. Tuccurnordi, D. Albietz, M. A. Langm, M. L. Neiheisel; Row 3: V. Froehle, N. Meyer, J, Gron- nen, M. Lorenz, M. Loesch, J, Belt, R. Dempsey; Row 4: C. Yetter, M. Hoerth, J. Ruther, K. Molique, M. Stourbergl M. Hoest, A, Richten E. Thoien, M. Bernard, J. Osterhues, A. Tolwig, N. Kurches. 0 Mary, we crown thee with bloyyomy today As Russians celebrated May Day by honoring their self- seeking lectcler, across the ocean Mercions oHered their reparation by holding May Crowning and by giving praise to their all good and all loving Queen and Mother. All of the students took part in a large procession around the school grounds and each girl offered to Mary 0 tiny bouquet of flowers, a token of the love and respect due this Heavenly Mother. The climax of the procession come as a crown of beautiful roses was placed Upon the head of Our Lady and the students praised in song the 'lQueen of the Angels, Queen of the Moy'l. Following the singing Father Connell spoke to the girls about peace and Mary. Accompanied by G. Froehle, N, Meyer, C. Hosecoster, J. Smyth, P. Riser, A. Dulle crowns Our Blessed Mother with roses hailing her as May Queent Pictured L f0 r : P, Riser, J HoHrogge, J Gronnen, N. Meyer. A. Dulle, P. Simon, M Lorenz,V.FroehIe Quill zmd Scroll Quill and Scroll, an honor socie'ry for high school iournolisfs, received eight seniors on Mar. 17, Mr. Terry Flynn, WLW, WLW-T news director, spoke To The assembly on the special opportunities in The newspaper-felevision business. Working together ix fun The GAA under the supervision of Mrs, Zimmer, enioycd an active and varied schedule during The 1953 season. The club meets once a month. Competition with Seton, St. Mary's, Colerain and Western Hills highiighfed the octivifies, ROW 1: cseafedJ L. Birzk, A. Boyle, J. Brown, R. Siern, M. Schell, M. Hofmann, P. Berfsch, ROW 7: J. A. Banner, P. Koeninger, C A. Erras, G. Guerle, J. Benz, M. Geiger, M, Bernard, B Seeger, M. C. Brass, N. James. ROW 3: M. L. Birkenheuer, C. Sreinmetz, S. Grimn, B. Powell, R. Mor- fin, J. Bolt, B. Folz, C. Ccssini, J. Waiver, Mrs. Zimmer, Moderator. ROW 4: A. Dulle N. Hommelle, M. A. BMzer, NL Kramer, M. L. Davis, C. Smith, J. Ellenschn, C. Hose- costel, C. Blair, P. Blair. 78 Roofers cheer their havering 1ecms in gym as H. Hoesl Tags P. Dowling our in her race for home plate, Mrs. Zim- mer acts as umpire as weH cs feocher. Above wifh rhe ease and confidence of onofher Little Mo R. Frey sends a service smashing across the net to an opponent for a new se! of rennis. miromurcl volleyball is a ?cvorite game in gym classes. B. Newell, L. Brockhuis, C. Petermun, M. A, Renneker, enioy some hard practice. Spring! The favorite season of sporf-minded Mercions. Tennis rocquets come out of mofhbolls and fhe crack of rhe softball hit info ihe green was quite a familiar ssund. These were but 0 few of fhe many sporfs, not :0 mem'ion shumeboord, ping pong, badminton, 0nd bowling, a year round favorite, Spring is in The air! And sports foo! .eggwnhgimwn,$3 :1va . I 5 e The senior year wifh ifs memorable cccasions has quickly came to on end, and soon we'll be saying adieu To our olmo mater. The excitement and ioy of the senior class play, fhe thrilling happiness of the prom and The deep spiritual satisfaction of our annual re'rreaf will ever be imprinted on our minds. The guidance and leadership of Marcy's faculty, along wifh their teaching endeavors will ever be an inspiration to us. The memories of the four profifable years at Mercy will ever be held close to our hearts long after Graduation Day. Discussing the senior year are M, Hoesl, P. Simon, L Lcmpe, M. Lorenz. WMWMMOEQ . 9-. em e 80 Jenior Clam - 1953 MARGARET ALBERS Sf. Margaret Mary 2015 Van Zandt Road CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, A quiet little miss With a Smile of bliss. ELEANOR ARSZMAN 5?. Margaret Mary 6918 Shamrock Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 3, 4. USugar and spice And everything nice. . CAROL BACKHUS Sf. Boniface 4227 Cherry Street CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4. 1'J0Hy, full of 1015 of fun 1's this joking,friend1y one. EILEEN BALLHAUS 51. Martin 3449 A110 Vista Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4. HWith her blazing red hair, She Fights friendship's fTre everywhere. . MONICA BARNES St. Ignatius 3655 Monfort Heighis Drive CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4. Everyone will surely agree Carefree, friendfy and nice is she. ANN BASCH 51. Maan 4277 Marlin Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4. Happy 90 lucky, with a mischievous energy. . GAYLE BAUMANN LHHe Flower 2744 Robers Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2. HAlwoys ready fo lend a hand Everyone 1hinks fhof she is grand. RUTH BECK Sr. Catharine 2633 Harrison Avenue CSMC 1; Class Secy. 4. A newcomer to our class Such a cute and ihoughtfu! loss. . MARY ANN BENGERT Sf. Anfoninus 5239 Cleves Warsaw Pike CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Theta 4; GAA 3; Cfuss Secy. 1, 4. She's a picture of perfeciL grace With her smile and pretty face. BARBARA BELLMAN Sf. Martin 4203 Harding Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Physics 4; Book Club 4; YCS 3, 4; Triple AC 3, 4; Treasurer 3. Sometimes serious, somefimes gay Yer Barb is nice in all her ways, 81 82 Graduate! MARY ANN BERNARD St. Martin 3970 Washington Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual 4; GAA 4; YCS 1, 2, 3; Masque 3 Gavel 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Class Pres. 1; Class Trees. 2; Chemistry 4. 1'Never has time for worry or woe She carries fun where 'ere she goes. MARY ANN BERTSCH St. Martin 3389 Robb Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; YCS 3, 4; Book Club 4; Theta 4. HWifh her sweemess, charm and grace She always has a pleasanf face. 0 JOYCE BIEUS St. Boniface 4149 Virginia Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2. uShe'H always be a friendly pal Though she's a quief, HMe gal. MARTHA BLASCH St. Martin 3713 Francis Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Theta 4. She exceHs in fhe art of helping others. . MARY ANN BLAZER Our Lady of Lourdes 3020 Carroll Drive CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. 1'Pep and personality galore Who could ask for anything more. CHRISTINA BLEH Sf. Coiharr'ne 2710 Montana Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Chemistry 4. A quiet IFfHe someone With a kind word for everyone. 0 CAROL JEAN BLUM Assumption 1500 Compton Road CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Theft: 4; Class Trees. 3. A genius in 1he field of or? b With her genuine, sincere heart NANCY LEE BLUME St. Martin 3432 Glenmore Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin 3. Sophisticafed yet swee! She's Iiked by a she meefs. . FRANCES BOHRER Sf. anafius 2765 Diehl Rood CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4,- Glee Club 1,.2, 3; Physics 4; Triple AC 4. HA friend in need .15 a friend indeed. AUDREY BOYLE Our Lady of Lourdes 3020 North Hegry Circle CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; YCS 2, 3; Annual 4. HShe's an uH-around girl A wonderful pal, a perfect pearl. 56mm Clam - I953 MARY BRAMES Sf. Jame54White Oak 3560 W. Galbraith Road CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Triple AC 3; Physics 4. Flowing over whh pep and vim With her smile she's sure Io win. MARY LOU BRETNITZ St. Leo 1961 Baltimore Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Spanish 4. With her quip: and lively grin Many cr friend will she win. . ROSE MARY BRETNITZ Sr. Leo 1961 Baltimore Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 3, 4. SweeiL and cute,- rhe quiet kind A truer friend is hard 10 find. LORAENE BROCKHUIS St. Bonavenfure 1813 Forbus Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchesfro 1, 2, 3, 4. Full of laughter and lots of spice Loraine's a girl who's always nice. 0 ROSEMARY BRUNGEL 51. Leo 2049 Yoasf Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3. Soh-spoken lass Liked by every class. - BARBARA ANN BROWN Sf. Ignafius 5430 Philloretf Drive CSMC 1, 2, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Orchestra 2, 4. She's we known to everyone For her thoughtfulness, smiles and fun. . CATHERINE BURDICK Sf. Marfin 3632 Herbert Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1. HLover of iokes, 1015 of fun Kate is surely a friendly one. CAROLYN STENGER St. Ignatius 4605 Boomer Road CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin 3, 4; Nut. Math. Hon. Soc. 4. The beauty of her soul has a reaech'on on her face. . MARY ANN COMERFORD St. Clare 1189 Wes'r Way CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee C1ub1;$panish 3, 4. Full of wit,- barrel of fun Many are the friends she's won. SHEILA CAREY 51. Vivien 6144 Sunridge Drive CSMC 3, 4; GAA 3, 4; Gfee Club 3, 4; Latin 3; Physics 4. She has a friendly, winning style Wiih her lovely, tender smile. 84 Graduate; . MARY CHRISTMAN St. Boniface 1894 West Fork Road CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4. Joy and laughter are her beat She's nice to know, such a freer. MARGARET CAPLINGER St. Margaret Mary 6958 Noble Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Class Trees. 2. FUN of fun, laughter and glee Overflowing with personality. . JEAN D'ARCY St Martin 3601 St. Martin Place CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2. 2Her walk betrays her charm and grace. MARY LEE DAVIS St Bonaventure 1712 Queen City Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Class Vice-Pres. 4; Annual 4. HLong, brOWn hair, with shiny eyes A friend We her is truly c: prize. . DONNA DEWITT Sf. Catharine 2917 Fischer Place CSMC 3, 4,- Glee Club 4; Class Trees. 4. HWEth bright red hair and friendfy smile She presents a winning style. CLAUDIA DIEHL St. Aloysius Gonzago 3992 Raceview Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Theta 4, Triple AC 2. In school she does her besf Proving herself a greenl artist 0 CAROL DISTLER St. Margaret Mary 6524 Beth Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club1, 2. HWith her smile so sweet . Carol's Cl girl fhai's hard 10 beat. MARY LOU DUWEL Sr. Month 3732 Francis Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club1;Thefu 4. HSweet and charming are her manners. o ARLENE DULLE St. Catharine 2835 Werk Road CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 4,- Quill 8: Scroll 4; Gleanings 3, 4; Nat. Mofh. Honor Soc; 4; Class Vice-Pres. 2, 3; Class Trees. 4; Chemisfry 4, She's gentle, cute and shy With a twinkle in her eye. EILEEN FISHER St, Catherine 3209 Boudinof Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2,- Latin 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Always helpfuI, never blue As a friend, she's ever hue. Senior Clam - 1953 BETTY FLUEGEMAN Sf. Catharine 3601 Percy Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Friendly and sweet, with fwinkling eyes. BARBARA FREY St. James 3050 Sheldon Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2. HSophish'cafed and wise With sparkling brown eyes. 0 RITA FREY Sf. Ignafius 5386 North Bend Road CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4. 1'Quief, with 0 happy heart That bespeoks her every part. BETTY FRITZ Sf. Margaret Mary 6837 Richard Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4. Full of surprises and excitement. . VIRGINIA FROEHLE Sf. Catharine 2395 Montana Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Gleanings 3; Editor 4,- Latin 4; Masque 8, Gavel 3, 4,- QU111 81 Scroll 4; Book Club 4,- Chemislry 4; YCS 1, 2, 3, 4. K'Her loyahy and thoughrfulness Gains her many followers. JOYCE GEISER Sr. Aloysius Gonzaga '5536 Surrey Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 3; Giee Club 1; Class Trees. 1. Full of vim and lots of 90 Never has fime for cares or woe. O MARY GEISER Sf. Catharine 2655 Pancousf Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 4; Glee Club 1, 4,- Class Trees. 2. HHer smile so big, her heart so frue Afwoys has a kind word for you. CAROLYN GODAR Sf. Catharine 2958 Dunaway Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee C1Ub1, 2. 'Her heart is light without a care. . JEANNINE GRANNEN Sf. Ignatius 5270 North Bend Road CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating 2, 3, 4; Gleanings 4; Quill 8! Scroll 4; Class Secy. 2; Masque 8: Gavel 3, 4; YCS 3, 4. To the heights of success she'll climb With her talents and briHiont mind. NANCY HAMMERLE St. Catherine 3452 Millrich Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 4; Glee Club 1. Full of fun, fun of New A heart so free and so gay. 85 86 Graduate; . ,CLAIRE HASECOSTER St. Aloysius Gonzaga 4466 Grove Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 4; YCS 1, 2, 3; Class Pres. 1, 3. HA5 a feeder she sways the crowd. MARIANNA HAUSFELD St. Margaret Mary 7032 Ellen Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish 3, 4. Has charming ways, graceful style Sparkling eyes, wonderful smi'e. C AUDREY HEGGE Sr. Leo 2027 Baltimore Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Spanish 3, 4. HAlways lends a helping hand Sweet and true, she'll ever stand. MARY CLARE HE'IMBROCK Holy Family 810 Woodlawn Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 'Gay and smifing are her ways Nice to know in our school days. . JOAN HELFERICH St. Margaret Mary 1498 Van Zundf Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1. 1'Fun-loving and nice With 1015 of pep and spice. CORRINE HESSLER Assumption 7400 Bernard Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; C1055 VicePres. 3. HWirh her jet black hair, and winning ways Happiness in her soul doth 10y, O MARGARET HOENEMIER Sr. Aloysius Gonzaga 3974 Ruth Lane CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. A fruer friend is hard to find Up the fodder of success she'll climb. CLARE HOESL St. Bonavemure 2535 Hansford Place CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Class Secretary 1; Chemisfry 4. UBrighr and full of so much fun Shek a charming, pretty one. . MARCELLA HOESL Sf. Martin 3804 Woodbine Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 4; YCS 1, 2, 3, 4; Masque 0 Gavel 3, 4; Triple AC 3; Physics 4; Class Vice-Pres. 1,- School Pres. 4. HA heart so free, a mind intent We're 011 proud of our president. MARY LOUISE HOFFMAN Our Lady of Lourdes 5375 Werk Road CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee C1ub 1, 2; Tripfe AC 2. HAlwuys will she be In our memories. Senior Clam - 1953 JANET HOFFROGGE St. Teresa 1105 Benz Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Gleanings 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 4; YCS 1, 2, 3, 4; Quill 8; Scroll 4; Triple AC 2. 1'1n her hearf a cheery song As she happily r0115 along. CAROLYN HOLTGREFE St. Ignatius Box 33 West Fork CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4. She brighiens the darkest day Because of her friendly way. 0 LA VERNE HOLTGREWE St. Bonaventure 1839 Forbus Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4. Great happiness she's sure 10 possess For her love and thoughtfulness. CHARLENE HOPPER Sf. Martin 3148 Montana Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3. T011 and stately, with a pleasing air. . MARY HUBER Sf, Martin 3709 Carson Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4. Charming and we 1iked. MARILYN HUBERT St, Margaret Mary 6943 Rob-Vern Drive CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Class Secy. 2. HHer sincerity and foughrer Have won many friends, . RAE JANKE Sf. WJHiam 4354 West Eighth Street CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; GAA 1; Physics 4; Theta 4; Triple AC 3, 4. '30 versatile and qu of wit On fhe throne of success she'll sit. NANCY KENNING St. Martin 3807 North Bend Rood CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2. This sweet and thoughtful one 15 fqu of joy and lots of fun. . JEAN KLAYER Sf. Antoninus 1601 Co1onial Drive CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 3; Glee Club1, 2; Theta 4; Triple AC 2; Class Secy. 2; Annual 4. HAn artist in every sense of the word. DORIS KELSCH Sf. Ignatius 3458 Ridgeview Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Them 4,- Class Secy. 2. 1'Love1y to look at, nicer fo know. 88 Graduate: KATHLEEN KOEBEL Our Lady of Lourdes 3151 Werk Road CSMC1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1. HThis sweet and lovely little lass Is a sweetheart of the senior class. RUTH KOENIG Our Lady of Visitation 6835 Bridgetown Road CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Class Trees. 2. 11She's ever sure to succeed For she's always there in time of need. . MARGARET KRAMER St. Maan 3444 Alta Vista Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; YCS 1, 2, 3; Triple AC 3, 4; Book Club 4; Nat. Math. Hon. Soc. 4. A heart so big A friendship so true. LOIS KORTE Our Lady of Lourdes 3240 Werk Rood CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee C1ub1;The10 4; Triple AC 1, 2. A friendly miss with Cl happy smHe. . PATRICIA KORTE Sf. James 5881 Cheviot Road CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. HNever has much to say Yet kind and thoughtful are her ways. LAVERNE LAMPE St. Teresa 5094 Sumter Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Chem. 4; Glee Club1, 2, 3, 4; YCS 2, 3; Class Pres. 2, 3, 4; CSMC Vice-Pres. 4. Always friendly, always sWeef A nicer girl youW never meet. . MARY RAE LOESCH St. Aloysius Gonzoga 5471 Eula Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Spanish 3, 4; Masque and Gavel 3, 4; Class Pres. 3. In her heart, always a song Cheerful, happy all day long. MARY CATHERINE LORENZ St. Teresa 4758 Loreffa Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual 4; Gieanings 3, 4; Glee C1ub 1, 3; YCS 2; 3, 4; Book Club 4; Latin 4; Masque and Gavel 3; Pres. 4; Quill 8. Scroll 4; Triple AC 3, 4; Class Pres. 4. Her face is he reflecfion of the happiness in her heart. . MARGIE MENGES St. Martin 3540 Darwin Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1. A girl so sweet and wise 15 Margie with her big brown eyes. JOAN McINTYRE . St. Margaret Mary 7019 Ellen Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Theta 4. Cooperafive, very easy 10 991' along wifh. fmzbr Clay; -- 1953 MARILYN MELSON St. Martin 3529 Meadow Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; YCS 3, 4; Book Club 4. Never a worry, never a care Free as the breeze in the summer air. AUDREY MENKE St. Martin 3637 Mozart Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Class Trees. 1. An angel with a pretty face Portroys beauty, charm and grace, O HELEN MEYER Sr. Teresa 2460 Dunuway Court CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; German 3, 4; Triple AC 3. Eyes of blue, long blonde hair A friendly smile she always wears. NANCY MEYER 51. Martin 3471 Cheviot Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual 4; Chemistry 4; Glean- ings 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; YCS 2, 3, 4; Masque 8- Gavel 3, 4; Sec. 4; Trees. 3; Quill 81 Scroll 4. Vivacious, ioHy, full of gfee That's what our Nancy seems to be. 0 MARGARET MEYER Our Lady of Lourdes 3265 Vinmer Avenue CSMS 1, 2, 3, 4. HCharming is fhis 111er blonde A miss of whom everyone's so fond. SHIRLEY MEYER I Sf. Catharine 2869 Ruttermon Avenue CSMC 3, 4. One half so cute and yet so sweet Surely would be hard to meer. O KATHLEEN MORRISEY St. James 8081 Blanchetm Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4;C1c155 Pres. 1, 2. Always a smife on her face Full of excitemenf and maybe mischief. PATRICIA MURNAN Our Lady of Lourdes 3084 Neisel Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Class Secy. 4. Full of quips, loads of fun For a good Mme, she's the one. 0 MARY NESSELHUF Assumption 2225 Sfruble Road CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Physics Club 4; Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Nat. Math. Honor Soc. 4. One with such a peacefu! heart ls sure 10 always have a part. BETTY NEWELL Our Lady of Presenfafion 23 Boltwood Ct CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 3, 4. Nice to 101k with Fun to be near. 89 90 Graduate: DOROTHY NIENABER Sf. Catharine 3435 Hazelwood Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 4. HFU of zest and 1015 of go Always a kind word for those she knows. RUTH O'ROURKE 51. William 4360 Carnation Avenue CSMC l, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. Pefiie and cute with lovely hair A girl like Ruth is very rare. 0 ANTOINETTE PALMIRE Our Lady of Lourdes 3020 Veozey Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1 A tiny, sweef girl With curly hair, and feeth like pearls. CATHERINE PETERMAN St. Martin 4025 St. Martin Place CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 2. A good-nclured gal An all around pal. O MARGARET PETERS Our Lady of Visitation 6268 Bridgetown Road CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Book Club 4; Triple AC 3. HEver smiling, ever gay Merf is with you 0' the way. HELEN RASH St. Martin 3001 Boudinot Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Spanish 4; Masque a Gavel 4. Mischievous, full of fakes and fun Her ready smile is for everyone. . JOYCE RAY St. Boniface 4257 Kirby Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, .4; Physics Club 4; Glee Club 1; Triple AC 3, 4. HHer friendiy, merry ways Bring cheer on gloomy days. JUNE RECHTIN Sf. Aloysius Gonzaga 5535 Bridgefown Road CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1. uSparkiing eyes and dancing feet Prefiy, thoughtful, always necf. O MARY ANN RENNEKER Sf. Martin 3394 Mayfair Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4. Always friendly with an original laugh. AGNES RICHTER 51. Martin 3428 Cheviot Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Physics Club 4; GAA 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Masque 81 Gavel 3, 4; Triple AC 2, 3, 4. She brightens our every day With her jolly, friendiy ways. Senior C lam - 1953 MARGARET RICKEN 51. Leo 2364 Brokaw Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1. A nicer person there couldn't be Her smile is there for OH to see. PATRICIA RISER Sf. Bonaventure 2183 Quebec Road CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Gleanings 3, 4; Class Pres. 3; Class Vice-Pres. 4; Annual 4; Quill 3 Scroll 4; Book Club 4. 11Bubbh'ng over with joy and zest Pat's always there 10 do her best. C CAROL RODENBURG Our Lady of Lourdes 3273 Werk Rood CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3. A happy bashful miss Her heart is qu of bh'ss. MARY ROLL Lime Flower 5610 Vogel Road CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; G1ee Club 1, 2. Another girf there cou1dn'1 be So cure and tiny, as all can see. . MARJORIE ROSFELDER St. Martin 3517 Gamble Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1. Her pretty face Belies her charm and grace. MARY ROWEKAMP Our Lady of Lourdes 3231 Glenmore Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 3; Theta 4; Triple AC 2; Class Vice-Pres. 3. Her eyes are sweef and twinkly Her cheeks so rosy and dimply. o SUE SCHAAF St. Catharine 3352 Meyer Place CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Chemistry 4; Book Club 4; YCS 2, 3, 4. 115moH of stafure, big of heart Sue1s always fhere to play her part. JO ANN SCHULZE Sr. Cofharine 2828 Ruberg Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Chemistry 4,- Theft: 4. Never sod, never blue She'H always have a smile for you. . JOAN SCHWAB Sf. Catharine . 2890 Fischer Place CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Theta 4; Class Treus. 3; Class Vice-Pres. 1, 2, 4. With eyes so big and blue Her friendship sincere and true. MARY SCHWEGMAN St. James 3647 Whife Oak Drive CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1. A cheery smile everyday Thoughtfuf and kind in every way. 91 92 Graduates . BERNICE SEEGER St. Marfin 3708 Francis Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Physics Club 4; Not. Moth Hon. Soc. 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3,; GAA 3, 4; Triple AC 3, 4,- Debafing 2; Class Vice-Pres. 1; Class Pres. 2; YCS 2, 3. HHappiness and success Are the virtues she's sure to possess. JOAN SELCER 51. Martin 3424 Gienmore Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Debafing 1, 2; YCS 2, 3,- Glee Club 1; Class Pres. 1. A personality lhaf can't be beat To have her near is such Cl treat. . CATHERINE SMITH Sf. Catharine 2874 Dirheim Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4,- GAA 4; Glee Club 1. Her heart so big and true Full of joy and friendliness, too. GENEVIEVE SMYTH Our Lady of Visitation 395 Devils-Backbone Rd. CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4. HHer disposition is like a sunbeam on c rainy day. . MARY ARDELLE STAHL Sr. Marfin 4286 Marlin Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin 3, 4. 'A little bashful, a little shy But her smile is always olive. MARY LOU STEVENS Sf. Antonio 1966 Queen City Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4. So sweef and nice is Mary Lou Nice to get ufong wifh, too. . MARY LOU STENGER St. Ignatius 4605 Boomer Road CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin 3, 4; . N01. Math. Hon. Soc. 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. HHer charm is no! surpassed by many. V1RGINIA STEINMETZ Sr. Bonaventure 1846 Wesrwood Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee C1ub1. Quiet, yef a friend to everyone. . PATR1CIA SIMON St. Martin 4054 Harding Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Quill 81 Scroll 4; Gleanings 3, 4; YCS 3, 4; Book Club 4; CSMC Auditor 2; Class Pres. 4. nGenerous and sincere Her friendship's to be sought. SYLVIA SIMON St. James 8248 Clara Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Class Trees. 4. Has time for cores and for fun She's an earnest, little one. Senior 1 Clay: - 1953 JEAN TAYLOR Our Lady of Lourdes 3076 Neisel Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual 4. Her friendly smile and sweell ways WiH be remembered fhroughoulI our days. WANITA TEPE St. Martin 3399 Mayfair Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4,- Glee Cfub 1. Because of her clever and ready wit, she has won many friends. C ELIZABETH THOLEN Si. WiHiam 4410 Schulte Drive CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 3; Glee Club 1; German 3, 4; Masque 81 Gavel 3, 4; Triple AC 3. Always makes you feel so gay When she sends her smile your way. ROBERTA THOME Sr. Morgaref Mary 6954 LaBoifecux Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Physics 4. Such a sweet, little miss With a face that was heavenly kissed. o SALLY TREFZGER Our Lady Of Lourdes 3091 Neisel Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1. HA happier person there couldn't be So nice to know, so pleasant to see. PATRICIA VENTRE St. Bonaventure 1637 Westwood Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4. Nice things always seem to come in small packages. C JOANNE VOLZ Sf. Teresa 1328 Leders Lune CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating 1; Spanish 3, 4; YCS 2, 3, 4; Class Vice-Pres. 3. Happy as the day is long Life fo her is one great song. CAROL WAGNER Sf. Catharine 2896 Grasseli Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 3,- Glee Club 1, 4; Orches- tra 1, 2, 3; Class Vice-Fres, 2; Class Secy. 3. HA heart so big and playful Has this miss, so la and graceful. . GAIL WALLER St. Martin 3979 Trevor Avenue CSMC1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Her pleasant ways and friendly smile Keeps you happy all the while. CAROLYN WESSELS St. Martin 3845 Lovell Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3. 11Happy 90 lucky with a bright disposition. 93 Graduation . . . our day triumphant 94 Senior Clam - 1953 . EVELYN WINDHOLTZ Our Lady of Visitorion 6303 Bridgetown Road CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4. Though she's noiL very ml! She surely is liked by all. SUSAN WISSEL Sf. James 5861 Cheviot Road CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1. HA nicer one you couldn'f know This friendly one who loves 10 sew. C ARLENE WURZELBACHER St. Margaret Mary 1915 Von Zundt Road CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 3. So fun of joy and ease She always aims 10 please. JULIENNE YOUNG St. Margaret Mary 6508 Savannah Avenue CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4,- Glee Club 2; Orchestra 1, 2. hThoughfu! as the day is long She cheers you wifh her fender songs, junionr. . . future leader; Notable experiences of summer vacation were soon forgotten by enthusiastic iuniors in the excite- ment of Undertaking the duties of upperclossmen. Two years had molded a stable foundation of know- ledge, friendships, and loyalty for Mercyt Since venturing into the realm of their third year they have proven they are worthy of the dignity which is theirs. Spirited iuniors, their prominence has been felt throughout the school in every Field of endeavor. The SDS SKITveOct. 8 introduced freshmen to the club. The VARIETY SHOW was given April 17. At last came May 8 and the Junior-Senior prom at the Cincinnati Club. Next, that title of senior! Discussing the prom are l. to L, A, Tolwig, llA; K. Milier, IIE, lsecJ; At Tuccinardi, MD; M. E. Hoerth, 11B; and P. Kearns, llC. V5 FIRST ROW: D. Albieiz, l. Butter, J'. Bell, J. Benz, J. Berg, M. Berger, R. Beuerlein, M BischoH, M. E. Blank, K. Blusing. SECOND ROW: N. Sullinger, L. Borgman. J4 Bradley, S. Erendfe, N, Brass, J. Brass, M. Burhaff, R. Eruns, J. A. Celina, D. Christen. THIRD ROW; J. Day, N. Conner, 5 DeCallis. R. Dempsey, M. J. Diersen, J. DobelhaH, K. Dreilt'ng, M, Engelhard, A. Elsen, D. EvunL FOURTH ROW: M. K. Falls, M. A. Funth, P. Feuchh G. Flaherw, M. Flammer, G Flynn, R. Fagelman, J. Frey, P Gagen, M A Geiger. FIFTH ROW: C. Gerhard, C. Gerwe, M. Groh, M. Groh, L. A Grave, L. Grzunke, M. Hammann, N. Harp, P Harringron, J. L Howey. SIXTH ROW: J. Humng, L. Heilmunn, M1 Heitmcnn, R. Heycb, J. Hilvers, J. Hischemliler, M, Hoemmelmeyer, S. Hoersi, M. E. Hoerth, J. HoesL SEVENYH ROW: E, HoRmun, E. !msunde, R. Jacobs, 5. Jnhnsan, J. Kchles, N. Kurches, Y, Kurg, L, Kathmnn, P. Kearns, P Kennedy. EIGHTH ROW: M Kerlh, C. Kessler, M. Krismel, P. Krceger, C. Kroger, M, Krumdick, L ankenmcnn, J. Lumpa, NL A. Lungen, J. Loebker. 96 a V - L FIRST ROW: J. Lehman, J Luhner, M McCurlhy, C. McGowan, M. A Meinerding, J Menke, R. Meyer, A Middendolf, K. Miller, B. Moellmum I SECOND ROW: K. Molique, D Monohan, M, L. Nustald, B. R. NeH, M, L, Neiheisel, N. L. Neiheisel, M, E. Niemnn, J. A, - Oslerhues, C. Pellmun, M. Ferarman. I THIRD ROW: D Pfuu, E. Phirmcnn, M. Procaccino, l. Raible, K. Raieigh, D Reilman, W. Raising, M. Richmond, R. Rieger, I JV Riehle. FOURTH ROW.- J. Robers, J. Rnbinsun, J. Rork, C Rosmarin, J. Rulher, J. A. Sabina, J, Schuefers, E. Scheilz, J. Schell, Ck Schenzk. , FIFTH ROW: HA Schiele, M. Schmidt, J. Schneider, J, Schuner, J. A. Scrivevi, B, L. Seiler, M. Sickmun, R. Siemel, M. Simon, F Spadafora. SIXTH ROW: E4 Stalh, M. Slaulberg, A, S'ellimna, M. E, Smckelman, B. Sneng, A, SlruIl, D. Taylnr, K. Teuschler, A. Tofwig, N. Trippel, SEVENTH ROW: A Tuccinardi, J. Ullrich, M. A. Unger, J Vanderheide, l. Wugnen R. Wusmer, E. Wussler, J. Welling, R. A. Werle, GV Vlilke .EIGHTH ROW: M; Williams, M. L Wohlfmml F. Woadson, l Wuellner, C. Yefler, M. Yaung. Sophomarey dijplay pint It all depends on how you look at if. To the iun: iors and seniors they are necessary evils, but to themselves They represent maturity, helpfulneSS, and on important fun loving group. Amid hard work and fervent prayer they End time for merrymoking and laughter. They are ocfive, ardent and clever. Their charocfers are being strengthened. Life be- gins to look more serious, as They seek a career f0 follow. Each sophomore of every school is pre paring to fake his place in school life. As They prepare to continue Their high school days, they have already produced two years marked by success in schofosfic, social, and athletic achievements. Gerring down to business are Five sophomore presidents. L. To r , A. Beiersdorfer, P. Nieberdlng, C. Hcmrnerle, R. Brungel, C. Kuntz. Hw entbmimm, good will FIRST ROW: D. Ahrens, B. Albert, G. Arnold, C Arzman, M, A, Ashcrah, H. Affenweiler, A. Bachmcn, J. Buyer, A. Beiersdorfer, J. Benner, P. Bertsch, L. Birchl SECOND ROW: C. Blair, P. B'uir, A. Boyle, L. A. Brady, M, Bmun, N. Bruzel, D Bristow, L L, Brown, J. L. Brown, R. A. Brungel, J. Brunsmon, L. Budd. THIRD ROW: M. Casey, J. Buttelwenhl M. CarroH, S. Ciancioto, J. Conn, M. Cook, J, Czuer, J. Duuilon, M. A Davis, M DeCurIins, J. Dehler, A, Dotr. FOURTH ROW: P. Dowling, M. A. EiSEIB. B. J. Eiselel J. Ellensohn, J. Engelhmdt, C. A. Erros, D. Esselmqn, K. Feeley, M. A. Finn, S. Firth, A. Hick, J Franz. FIFTH ROW: 5. Frey, G, A. Fullen, G. Gelhot, V J, Gerkun, G Goebel, K. Grannen, S. Griffin, P. Groff, R. GrupenhofT, G. Guefle, M. A. Gustin, J. Hobig. SIXTH ROW: R. Hadley, G. Hafenepen, J. Hagemunn, C. Hummerle, A. Hustelll R Hesselbrock, J. Hetz, L. Heyob, ZA Klein J. Banner, J. Hirrh, M. Hoenemier, SEVENTH ROW; M, A, Hoffmann, M Hononn, M. A. Hofmann, .l. Holley, L. Holmes, D. Hood, D. Hussey, G. Iasillo, J. Jenkins, J. Kenning, Z KleH, M. Klein. EtGHTH ROW: E. Knollmun, P Koeninger, D. Korte, L Kreutzmunn, L. A. Kruer, M. A. Kummer, C. Kunz, C Laemmle. R. Loy, B. L. Lillie, P. LHmer, D. Lobilz, J. A. Mackie, M. Merck in a fun-loving year FIRST ROW: M. J. Mutuciu, DV Mendel, M. Merrill, f. Meyer, M. Meyer, B, Meyer, M. Miller, M. Minnich, N. Mock, D, Mohr, M. K. Moll. SECOND ROW: W. Molodeiz, E. Mormile, M. R. Mueller, J. Myers, M. Nauer, V. Neiheisel, P. Neiberding, M, L. Niemeier, R. Nienuber, C. Niklas, M J. Niklus, F OhmerA THIRD ROW: 5. O'Leary, L. Ollinger, J. Penick, J. Peiri, L. Polking, B. Powell, J. Rack, C Ronz, M. Rebold, P. Remers, B. Renneker, J. Rieman. FOURTH ROW: A. R3852, M. Roehrig, F Rolfesl G. Ruehrwein, C, Rumpke, S, Schneider, P. Schoenbuechler, J. Schrumm, C. Schroeder, 5. Scott, M. J. Schuefer, L. Schwegman, FIFTH ROW: M. Seiben, J. A. Seiler, M Seiler, R. Stem, M. Sioll, P. Sullivan, G Sutter, C. Taylor, A, Temrning, J, Unger, H. errling, M. Voelker. SIXTH ROW: C. Wagner, M, L. Waller. J. Walters, J. Weber, SI Westermun, N, Woodson, M. Willenbrink, Y Willingham, S. Wilson, J. Woesfe, J. Young. 100 I ntmducing tide freilaz'eg Though it was all very confusing u so many cards, forms, and questionnaires to HI! out, the dazed freshman gradually adjusted herself and began to find her way around this maze called Mercy. She immerged happily, yet solemn and impressed, see- ing that she was at last a port of that great or- ganization which was her schoot tor the next four years. While building a Firm foundation in math, languages, sciences and the arts, she will become acquainted with girls who will be her friends for years to come. Through the SDS and other organiza- tions, she will come to a full realization of the fact that she has an obligation as a Mercy girl. Freshman oFFacers meet to discuss on important topic in the lobby. L. to r., L, Korte, J. Bott, P. Lindberg, J. Niehenke, C. Cassini. eager for knowledge. . . growth FIRST ROW: 5. Achmyer, F. Ackmun, G. AM, C. Bockmon, A. Bolosh, B. Baumgorfner, BA Back, A, M. Burmunn, R. M, Behrens, A. Berger, P, Bergmonn, A, Bernard, J. Bernzon, SECOND ROW: M. BeTsch, M. J. Binder, K, Birck, M. L. Birkenheur, M. Block. J. Blank, C. Blessing, J. Bone, J. Bo , MV Braeunig, M, C. Brass, J. Eucher, R. Bueckler. THIRD ROW; B Bush, A. Cannon, E. Carroll, C. Cassini, P. Cuvcgna, H. Christman, E, Clark, M, A, Colegaie, J. A. Coors, 8. Cox, J. Creagerl A. D'Arcy, C. L DeChont, FOURTH ROW: M. Dieckman, L. Dirr, C Dorger, J. A. Doyle, J. Dunlap, D. Duho, R. M. Famehi, D. Fisher, B. L. Flickl M. Fogelmun, B. Fol'rz, M. Franke, C. Gentry. FIFTH ROW: I. Gibson, B. Glondorf, P. Glueck, J. Godor, E. Godur, L. Gohs, J. Graichen, M. Hagen, C. Huun, M. Hasselbeck, C, Hayden, P. Heffmn, M. E. Heiffeld. SIXTH ROW: C. Hemsulh, B. Heuerman, J, Himmelmann, M. Hirschberg, H. Hoesl, R, Hunnigford, J. Hood, K. Jacob, N James, J. Venire, A, Jung, C, Jung, G. Korg. SEVENTH ROWQS. Keeler, M. Kelly, D. Kinross, M. Koeninger, F. Kirchgessnel, C. Klimper, J. Knapp, S. Koebel, R. Koehlke, D. Kohl, R. Kane, C. Krucke, M. Kreimer. EIGHTH ROW: M. Krummen, R. Kunkel, 3 Kunz, D. Kulfz, A. LoHerfy, M Luub, B. Lietz, PA lindberg, B. Lindner, M. L. Link, C. Lorenz, M. Lower, A. Luchte. 102 FIRST ROW: 1 Lunne, RM Macke, C. Monz, R, Martin, M. Marx, T. McLaughlin, M. J. McManus, MV McWilliums. MM J. Meister, M. Menke, P. Mersch, M. Meyer. SECOND ROW: M. Meyers, E. Miller, MV Mills, J. Miliz, M. J. Minnick, J. Mohr, C, Morrrnan, P. Morris, M. A. Molt, C. Muenick, J. Murnon G. Murphy. THlRD ROW: D. Myers, M. A. Ncuerl J. Niehenke, M. Niernan, M. A. Nemann, H. Nosfhelde C. Oberl, M. O',Meru M J. Owens, C. Peer: C. Peterman S. Phelnn FOURTH ROW: M. C Pohlrnun, B. Rack, M. .L Rumsieirer, L A Reurdon, L. Rebold, NM Rebhoh, G. Renne- komp, R. Rennick, E. Rhein, KM Richmond, J. Richter, LA Richtery FIFTH ROW: M. Schumer, J. Riedel, M. Rigocci, R. Rogers, P. Romer, M. J. Suck, S. Sanger, S. Schaible, E. Schopker, M. J. Schore, M. Schell, E. Schmidt. SIXTH ROW: M. Schneider, J. Schoening, V. Schramm, C. Scthetering, M. Shannon, M. L. Siemer, M. Smith, MM F. Sewers, C, Spade, J. Stuth, M. Steigerwcld, P, Stein, SEVENTH ROW: CM Sreinmerz, NM Sreinwert, F. Stenger, B. Wusmer, MM Srerwerf, M. A Stiers, J, Stock, J. Strussell, C. Tenoever, A. Tepe, BM Thompson, P. Thompson, EIGHTH ROW; C. Thuenemann, J, Thuenet, P. Tolwig, 5. Tracy, R. Trepohl, N, Trefzger, AA Unger, J. Umberg, AM Valentine, J. Valkurnp, J. VonRissen, C. Wagner. NINTH ROW: M, A, Walters. C. Wassler. RM Wer'le, J. Wesselmun, C. Willenblink, J. A. Wilmer, A. M. Wolfram, C. Wutster, M. Young, M. Zung, 103 Compliment; 0f the Clay; Dolores Albietz Lillian Batter Jane Bell Jeanne Benz Joyce Berg Mary Berger Ruth Beuerlein Mary Bischof? Mary E. Blank Kathryn Blusing Nancy Bollinger Lois Borgman Janice Bradley Susan Brendle Joan Bross Nancy Bross Rosemary Bruns Mary Burhoff Dorothy Christen Jo Ann Celina Nancy Conner Janet Day Sylvia De CarIis RuTh Dempsey Mary Jo Diersen June Dobelhoff Kay Dreiling Audrey Elsen Marilyn Engelhord Donna Evans Mary K. Foils Mary A. FanfeHi Pafricio Feuchf Gail Ffuherfy Marilyn Flammer Ruth Fogelman Grace Flynn June Frey Phyllis Gogen Mary A. Geiger Clare Gerhard Germaine Gerwe Marian Groh Marilyn Groh Lois A. Grove Lois Grzanke Marcia Hammunn Nancy Harp Peggy Harrington Janet L. Harvey Janice Hailing Lois Heilmonn Mary Heitmann Rosemary Heyob Julia Hilvers Judy Hischemiller Marjory Hoemmelmeyer Shirley Hoerst Mary E. Hoerth Joan Hoesl Ellen Hoffman Elaine Imsonde Ruth Jacobs Sondra Johnson Jacquelyn Kahles Nancy Karches Yvonne Karg Lucille Kafhrnan Patricio Kearns Patricia Kennedy Catherine Kessler Marie Kerth Marian KrEsmer Patricia Kroeger Camille Kroger Marianne Krumdick Jacquelyn Lochenmonn Jane? Lampe Mary A. Langen Joan Loebker Joyce Lohman Joan Lufmer Maureen McCarthy Carol McGowan Mary A. Meinerding Jeanne Menke Rosemary Meyer Ann Middendorf Kay Miller Bernice Moellmon Kofhleen Molique Dorothy Monohan Mary Lou Nasfold Betty R. Nef? Mary L. Neiheisel Nancy L. Neiheisel Mary E. Niemon Carole O'Brien Jo Ann Osterhues Claire Pellmun Marian Peterman Dolores Pfou Eunice Pflrrmonn Mary Prococcino Joone Raible Kathleen Raleigh 104 of ,54 Deiores Reilmun Wilma Reising Marlene Richmond Rosalie Rieger Joan Riehle Jane Robers Jacqueline Robinson Joyce Rork Card! Rosmarin Jewel Rufher Jo Ann Sobino Jeanne Schoefers Eleanor Scheitz Joyce ScheH Clare Schenck Helen Schiele Marilyn Schmidf Johanna Schneider Jean Schoenharl Joyce SchuHer Jo Ann Scriveri Betty L. Seiler Marlene Sickman Romilda Siemer Marianne Simon La Verne Smyih Flora Spodofora Elaine Sloth Martha Stoufberg Alice Stellitano Mary E. Stockelman Barbara Sfreng A'Iice Sfrull Dorothy Taylor Kotheen Teuschler Alberta Tolwig Nancy Trippel Audrey Tuccinardi Jeanne Ullrich Mary A. Unger Joan Vonderheide Lovern Wagner Rosemary Wcsmer Eileen Wassler Jean Welling Ruth A. Werle Geraldine Wilke Mary Williams Mary L. Wohlfrom Patricia Woodson Janet Wuellner Cecelia Yerfer Maureen Young Complimen+s of MOTHER OF MERCY PARENT TEACHERS, ASSOCIATION Seated leH to right, Mrs. Phil Meyer, Financial secretary; Mrs. Gerald Brunsman, vice president; Mrs. Ben Richter, president; Mrsl Chas. Bell, recording secretary,- Mrs. Fred Unger, treasurer. Standing, Mrs. Frank Peters, trustee; Mrs. William Frey, frustee; Mrs. Francis Grannen, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Albert McCabe, trustee; Mrs. Jos. Temming, trustee. Absent when picture was taken, Mrs. Elmore Beiersdorfer, auditon 105 Deborah Ahrens Barbara Albert Barbara Allen Gail Arnold Carol Arszman Mary A. Ashcroft Helen Affenweiler Anne Bachmonn Janet Bayer Ann Beiersdorfer Joanne Benner Patricia Berfsch Lois Birck Carol Blair Patricia Blair Ann Boyle Lois Brody Mary Braun Nancy BmzeF Deborah Bristow Marlene Brooks Jonelfe Lou BrOWn Joan Lee Brown Ruth A. Brungel 'Joan Brunsmon Lois Budd Jeannine Buffelwerfh Marilyn Carroll Marilyn Casey Sue Cianciolo Carol A. Clore Joan Conn Marilyn Cook Janet Czoer Janet Duulfon Mary Ann Davis Mary DeCurfins Jeanette Dehler Shield Devins Ann Dorr Patricia Dowling Mary A. Eisele Beffy Jo Eisele Joyce Ellensohn Jean Engelhardl Carol A. Erras Dorothy Esselman Kathleen Feeley Mary A. Finn Sonia Firth Ann Flick Joan Franz Susan Frey Gail A. Fullen Gail Gelho'r Virginia J. Gerkun Gail Goebel Kufhleen Grannen Sharron GriFFin Patricia GroFf Roseonn GrupenhoH Gail Guefle Mary A Gusfin Joanne Habig Regina Hadley Geraldine Hofertepen Joan Hagemcnn Claire Hommerle Arlene Haste Ruth Hesselbrock Joan Hefz Lucille Heyob Joan Hirth Marlene Hoenemier Mary A. HoEmann Margaret Hofmonn Marlene Hofmonn Janet Holley Lois Holmes Dorefru Hood Diane Hussey Gail losillo Jean Jenkins Jone! Kenning Zita Kleff Elizabeth Knollmcn Patricio Koeninger Doria Korte Lorraine Kreutzmunn Kay A. Kruer Mary A. Kummer Carolyn Kunz Carolyn Laemmle Rosemary Lay Betfy L. Lillie Patricia Litmer Diana Lobirz Jo Ann Mackie Mary Merck Mary Jo MaTocia Dianne Mendel Mary Merrill Irene Meyer Marilyn Meyer Phyllis Meyer Mary K. Milfer Myra Minnich Norma Mock Dorothy Mohr Mary K. Moll Wilma Molodefz Eleanor Mormile Mary R Mueller Betfy Myers Janef Myers Mary Newer 106 Complimenty 0f the Clam 0f 55 Peggy Nieberding Violer Neiheisei Mary Lou Niemeier Ruth Nienaber Carole Niklos Mary J. Niklus Faye Ohmer Sheila O'Leory Lois Ollinger Jean A Penick Joyce Perri Lois A. Polking Elizabefh Powell Janice Ruck Carol Ranz Mary Rebold Patricia Remers Bernice Renneker Jeanne Riemen Annette Riesz Mary A. Roberts Margaret Roehr'lg Patricia Rolfes Carol Rumpke Gayle Ruehrwein Mary J. Schaefer Shirley Schneider Patricia Schoenbaechler Judy Schramm CeHne Schroeder Lois Schwegman Sue Ann Scott LaVerne Sebastian Marlene Seiberr Jo Ann Seiler Marilyn Seiler Mary Jo Soete Ruth Stern Marian Stoll Patricia Sullivan Gail Sutfer Carol A. Taylor Alice Temming Joan Unger Helen Vierling Mary Voelker Carol Wagner Mary L. Waller Jacqueline Waller Joan Weber Shirley Westerman Mary Willenbrink Yvonne Willinghom Sonia Wilson Janet Woeste Nancy Woodson Joan Young Iii: 3.32.3.5il la; ,saaziaix m Kuk OUR LADY OF CINCINNATI COLLEGE WALNUT HILLS EDGECLIFF ion of d3rec+ Province of CincinnaJr'I nan A Foquear Coliege for Young Women under Hue +he Sisfers of Mercy of +he U 107 Sue Ackemyer Frances Ackman Genevieve Axt Carol Bachman Arlene Bclosh Brenda Baumgarfner Betty Beck Anna Mae Beermann Rose Marie Behrens Ann Berger Patricia Bergmann Alice Bernard Joy Ellen Bernzoff Mariorie Betsch Mary Jo Binder Kay Birck Mary L. Birkenheur Mary Lou Biuck Jane Blank Carol Blessing Judith Bone Joan Bo Mary Brueunig Mary Carol Bross Judy Bucher Rosalie Buechler Mary Anita Burnside Beverly Bush Alice Cannon Elizabeth Carroll Carol Cassini Pofricia Covagna Helen Christmon Eileen Clark Mary Ann Colegofe JoAnn Coors Shirley Cox Janet Creoger Ann D'Arcy Cora Lee DeChonf Margaret Dieckmonn Leah Dfrr Carol Dorger Jo Ann Doyie Judy Dunlap Donna DuIro Rose Marie Funtetfi Dorothy Fisher Barbara Lee Flick Mary Fogelmun Betsy Folz Mary Lillian Fronke Cecil Reager Gentry Janet Gibson Betty Glandorf Patricia Glueck Janice Godar Betty Godcr Lois Gohs Jone! Graichen Charlene Hefner Marcia Hagen Mary M. Hosselbeck Carole Haun Claire Hayden Patricia C. HeHron Mary Ellen Heiffeld Carol Hemsufh Betty Heuermcn Jane Ann Himmelmann Margaret Hirschberg Helen Hoes! Ruth Honnigford Jaunitu Hood Kaye Jacob Nancy James Arlene Jung Carol Jung Gayle Karg Sylvia A. Keller Madeline Kelly Donna Kinross Fayette Kirchgessner Carole Klimper Janel Knapp Sylvia Koebel Rosemary Koehlke Mary J. quninger Dorothy Kohl Loraine Korfe Rosemary Korte Carol Krucke Mary Kreimer Marjorie Krummen Rosalie Kunkel Barbara Kunz Donna Kurtz Arline LuFferty Margaret Loub Barbara Lietz Patricia Lindberg BeHy Lindner Mary Louise Link Carolyn Lorenz Myrna Lower Anne Luchfe Julia Lunne Ruih Macke Carolyn Manz Rita Martin Maureen Marx Theresa McLaughlin Mary Jo McManus Martha McWilliums Mary Jane Meisfer Margie Menke Peggy Merch Marlena Meyer Marilyn Meyers Elaine Miiler Marietta Mills Jeanne Mil'rz Mary Jane Minnich Jessie Mohr Constance Moorman Pafti Morris Mary Agnes Motf Carolyn Muenich Jeanne Murnan Gail Murphy Deanna Myers Mary Nauerf Mary A. Nemann June Niehenke Mary Nieman Helen Nosflweide Charlene Obert Marian O'Mera Mary Jo Owens Celeste Peetz Cfaire Peterman Suzanne Phelan Mary Carol Pohlman Betty Rack Mary Jane Rumsfeffer Jo Ann Reorden Nancy Rebholz Lois Ann Rebold Georgine Rennekamp Rosemary Rennick Jean Rentschler Ellen Rhefn Kathleen Richmond Janet Richter Lorraine Richier Janet Riedei Mary Rigacci Ruth Rogers Phyllis Romer Mary Jo Sock Sandra Sanger Shirley Schoible 108 Compliment; 0f the Clan of 56 Marguerite Schamer Elaine Schupker Mary Jane Schare Marlene ScheH EFaine Schmitt Marilyn Schneider Janet Schoening Virginia Schramm Charlene Schwietering Myra Shannon Mary Siemer Marjorie Smifh Mary Sowers Carol Spade Janice Stoth Martha Sleigerwold Patricia Stein Claire Steinmefz Nancy Steinwert Patsy Stenger Marie STerwenc Mary Ann Sfiers Joyce Stock Jacqueline Strassell Jacqueline Sucher Carol Tenoever Alice Tepe Barbara Thompson Patricia Thompson Charlene Thueneman Joyce Thuener Phyllis Tolwig Suzanne Tracy Nancy Trefzger Rita Trepohl Jane Umberg Alice Unger Alberta Valentine Judy Ventre Joan Verkomp Joan Von Rissen Carol Wagner Mary Ann Walters Carol Wcssfer Elizabeth Wasmer Rose Werle Judy Wesseiman Carol Willenbrink Jo Ann Wilmer Annemarie Wolfram Carol Wursfer Mary Young Marilyn Zenz The College of Moun+ 51'. Joseph on +he Ohio i A fully accredi+ed Iiberd ar+s college for women Besides giving H's gradua+es Hwe broad cuH'ural background of a liberal educaHon. +he College prepares Hwem For careers in Ar+ Home Economics Nursing Business Journalism Physical Educa+ion , Diafefics Library Science Sociology Dramafics Medical Technology Teaching Music 109 QUALITY FIRST GEORGE T. NIEHOFF 23ll GRAND AVE. ..For Home Delivery. CalI WAbash 4080 SWEET AND SALT BUTTER EGGS - COTTAGE CHEESE HO WALTZ BOWLING LANES l4 AIR CONDITIONED LANES CHEVIOT. OHIO ALUMINUM INDUSTRIES, INC. CINCINNATI. OHIO 1H WM. E. EFFLER Jewelry and Giffs 5908 HamiHon Ave College Hill Klrby 5627 76I 8 Hamilfon Ave. - M+. Healfhy JAckson 9536 PETER REBOLD 8: SON FUNERALSERVICE Cheviof Fairmoun+ Mt Heath Hardware Co. Garfner Bros... Prop. JA 9373 7500 HamiHon Ave. Hardware Tools Palnf ,.. Glass Complimenfs of SHRIVER'S DRUG STORE 4905 GLENWAY AVE. VMANDERYS QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS PHONE MOnfana 06I2 1'12 ? ! 1 l I ! The Spring Garden CONGRATULATIONS i Loan 8: Bldg. Company Eileen i Proudly Salu+es Your I953 Graduai'es L C. BALLHAUS ; The saving family is a Happy Family. PHARMACY S+uden+'s Accoun+5. begun now, form a basis for Career GM. Sfudy or Travel A sizeable nes+ egg Hedps wifh +he S. W. Cor. CIeves-Warsaw Pike Trousseau - Makes early home pian- ning a pleasan+ +ask. I I r ant:F Rulison Bridge'l'own - Fairmouni PRICE HILL 5 Aufhorized Agenf ; U. s. SAVINGS BONDS WAbash 9 I 20 Cincinnaii. Ohio Member: Federal Home Loan Bank Sys+em RASH Lumber Millwork SAVILLE Ki+chen Cabine+s CRAWFORD Formica Tops Refrigerafion Service CorporaHon WESTERN CABINET AIR CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION and Safes Service MILLWORK CO. Any Make -Domes+chCommercial 630l COLERAIN AVENUE PHONE day or nigH CHerry 678I I47 E. McM1CKEN AVENUE MT. AIRY JAckson 9I94 JAckson 9I95 Cincinnafi. Ohio 'l'l3 Complimenfs of R. B. GILMORE. Jr. A Complefe Insurance Service Res. SYcamore 69l0 -- Office MA'In 9l49 I303 Enquirer Bldg.. CincinnaH. Ohio BOHRER'S BAKERY I I74 Harrison Ave CH 9l49 BIRTHDAY and WEDDING CAKES OUR SPECIALTY HALL'S DRUGS 30 l 8 HARRISON AVE. HANDY WINDOW SHADE 905 Vine S+ree+ CHerry 4020 KOEBEL'S MEATS 20I4 Freeman Avenue PArkway 9246 Cincinnati l4. Ohio THE SYCAMORE SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY 424 Easf Tweth Sfreef CHerry 7978 R . K R El M E R GROCERIES MEATS and VEGETABLES Carson and Harding Avenues Cheviot Ohio Phone: MOnfana 7354 WATCHES 0 DIAMON DS 0 JEWELRY AL. DISTLER. Jeweler 7402 Hamilfon Avenue Opp. Neidhard's Funeral Home Mf. Healfhy JAckson 6090 QUEEN CITY FOODS 2900 Boudino+ Avenue Cincinna'h' 38. Ohio CLIFT CLEANERS 2646 Beekman Sfreef WE COVER THE WESTERN HILLS GR 4650 GLENMORE CLEANERS 5709 Glenway Avenue Cincinnati 38. Ohio QUALITY CLEANERS 9 LOW PRICE M0n+ana 6447 FLAMM'S CAFE 39 Easf McMicken CH 9758 BEER 9 WINE 9 WHISKEY Sandwiches of AH Kinds SCHOENY'S QUALITY FOOD SHOP Semi Self-Service Glenmore and Monfana Aves. Cali MOnfana ll00-l l0l TONEY'S CAFE A. J. Palmire. Prop. I736 Queen Ciiy Avenue Cincinnafi l4r Ohio Frozen Eggs. Frozen Fruifs. Frozen Vegetables. Frozen PouHry. Margarine. Shorfening. Cooking Oils. Frozen Sea Foods THE C. EBERLE SONS CO. ESTABLISHED l854 FOOD MERCHANTS Spring Dale Brand BLrHer and Eggs Cor. Plum. 6H: and George 5+5. Cincinnafi 2. Ohio Telephone PArkway 452I Phone WA 2850 WM. HOFMANN 8: SONS QualHy Since I905 PAINTERS and DECORATORS zCincinnafi I4, Ohio 115 MIXING BOWL GRILLE ADA E. FLETCHER 2957 Monfana Ave. MO 9736 Ea+ +0 Live 3 Live +0 Ea+ JACK KEMPER'S PHARMACY Montana and Harrison HU 3332 - 3333 NEIDHARD FUNERAL HOME M'l'. Healfhy ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 JA 7800 Wesfwood .......................... MO 3022 Taylor Creek ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, MO 35l5 INVALID COACH SERVICE F R I A R S Cincinnafi's Em and leading Boys Club'3 AIR CONDITIONED BOWLING LANES 65 w. McMillan 5+. UN 5922 Afhlefic Membership for: High School Boys, College and Seniors. Business Men's Club KEEHAN PAINT STORE 463 Elberon Avenue GR 3337 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 53 ST. MARTIN'S YOUNG LADIES SODALITY Compliment of ASSUMPTION P.T.A. CLIFF'S CAFE Gilbed Avenue WC 9632 CLIFF WALLERI Propriefor H6 PANGALLO'S Resfauran'l' and Cafe l548 HARRISON AVE. We Specialize in Home Made Ravioli and SpagheH'i and Mea+ Balls S+eak and Chicken FREE RATHSKELLER Complimenfs of ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH North College Hill TRY OUR FRIDAY NITE SOCIALS The Mosf AHracfive On The Hill Top Complimenfs OF ST. BONIFACE CHURCH Chase and PiH's Norihside . Msgr. John Henry Schwariz Pas+or JOSEPH PETERMAN AND SON Plumbing and Heafing 4-025 ST. MARTIN PL. Phone MOnfana 1847 H7 SOAP wtor lns+i+u+ions. Schools. Homes WISSELL SOAP AND CHEMICAL CO. I726 Andina Ave. JE I l25 Cincinnah' 37. Ohio OVERLOOK HARDWARE co. A. L, SchmuHel Prop. LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED 4909 Glenway Avenue Phone WA 3345 BEST WISHES from ST. CATHARINE PARISH OVERLOOK PONY KEG 8I0 Overlook Avenue 3-270 and 670 Beer - Fine Wine? Mixers 505+ Drinks Ail Cold WAbash 9644 Free Delivery Service VENITO STUDIOS 720 Main Sheef PArkway 34l 7 FRIENDLY FAMILY INN New BaHimore. Ohio Augus+ A. Simon .. John WiIIeH Propriefors JOHN C. HAERR CROW'S NEST NITE CLUB Fine Fish - Sfeak Dinners Beer Liquors 4544 Wes+ 8+h Sfreei Price Hi WA 9874 WM. O'ROURKE BUILDER - DEVELOPER 4534 W. 8H1 Sfreef 6R l276 CincinnaH 5. Ohio 118 FRANK RACK SONS 6058 Colerain Road EXCAVATING AND GRADING BACK HOE WORK JAckson 742I AL. YOUNG BUICK 2950 Ferguson Road MO 3I I2 Your Wesfern Hills Buick Deaher Also Selec+ Buick Trade Ins Complimenfs 01C ST. BONAVENTURE PARISH The J. T. Ru+her 8 Sons Co. Grade A Dairy Produds Klrby 0969 4l l4 Gordon S+ree+ J. C. S+eel. Food Produc+s 632 Tafel Sheei' Kl I750 Cincinnai'i 25. Ohio Horseradish. Mu5+ard. Pickles and Spices JOHN STEHLIN 3: SONS HOME MADE SAUSAGE Made i+s way by fhe way H's made Phone JA 6I64 Bevis. Ohio Food For The Discriminafingu EAT AT FALK'S LUNCHEONETTE 3807 Nor+h Bend Road. Cheviof MO. 9788 Ed. Kenning. Prop. Complimen'rs of JOHN BETSCH H9 SONTAG DRY CLEANERS 3006 Harrison Avenue MOn+ana 3230 ALICH'S JEWELRY STORE 3000 Harrison Avenue Opp. Wes+wood School MOnfana 5065 HERBERT H. MEYER Elecfric Appliances 2 Furnifure Television SALES and SERVICE 354I Jessup Road. Mt Airy Phone JA 7 l 76 Cincinnafi 24. O. Vicfory Pla+ing Works Inc. Pioneers En Hecfro-Polishfng. Scab; Removing and PassivaHng Siainless Shad Hating AH Types 2 Any Quantity Copper - Nicka - Cadmium - Zinc Large Barret 8: Still Planing Capacf'ry WE PICKUP AND DELIVER MOn+ana 4744 or MOn+ana 5842 34l8 Harrison Ave.. Cheviof 7Near Norfh Bend RdJ LAWRENCE R. KLEYL su RVEYOR 4432 Raceview Road Cincinnafi I II Ohio HUDDLE HUT Shor+ Orders - Sfeaks 2 Chops Home Made Chili and Barbecue Sandwiches of all Kinds 3726 Harrison Ave. Open 24 Hrs. Daily Complimenfs of The Wain A. BoH'on Funeral Home 3042 Harrison Avenue MO 4059 Bes+ Wishes VisconH-Kinney Pharmacy 6106 HamiH'on Avenue. Coliege Hill Klrby 0975 WIEBELL JEWELERS 3637 Warsaw Avenue BOHRER'S PHARMACY 5838 Glenway Avenue MOnfana 5044 Across from Our Lady of Lourdes Larry H8 Gruefer, Mgr, GRUETER 8: SON Funeral Home lIiFf and Glenway Ave. WA Ol 75 Bill PoH's Sohio Service Beekman and Hopple Sfree'l's Cincinnaii 25. Ohio DARLEN'S RADIO AND T. V. SHOP l866 Wes+wood Avenue Gus. Juengling 8: Son. Inc. 2869 MassachuseHs Avenue Cincinna+i 25. Ohio LOU KRONER 8: SONS DRY CLEANERS Chevio+ 3820 Nor+h Bend Road MOnfana I400 Whi+e Oak Cheviof 8 Blue Rock Rds. JAckson 3867 Philip's Dry Cleaners DELIVERY SERVICE 49I7 Glenway Ave. WAbash 2202 3-Hour's Service on Requesf 121 Compliments of MAIN THEATRE Mt HeaH'hy. Ohio CAPPEL SERVICE CENTER Werk Road and Glenmore Avenue Road Service 4 Car Washing MOnfana 96H: BOJO'S BAIT SHOP Live Bai+ 7 Fishing and Hun+ing Supplies Traps - Spor+ing Goods - Guns Rou'le I4, New+own. Ohio Beer Wishes from +he Masque and Gavel Drama+ic Club WORLD LIBRARY OF SACRED MUSIC I 846 Wesfwood Avenue CincinnaH l4. Ohio DIEHL'S FLORAL SHOP Flowers Telegraphed QualHy and Service 4 Modera+e Prices I809 VINE PA 4054 Nigh+ Phone Call CH 3277 Open4Sundays +0 3 P.M.; Evenings 1'0 7 P.M.: Holidays +0 5 P.M.: Safurdays f0 8:30 P.M4 Buy Rife af DIEHL'S Wholesale Grocery. Inc. cash and carry prices 224 Easf Fron+ S+ree+ MA 4I I 1-2-3 ED'S MARATHON SERVICE 2968 Harrison Avenue Cincinnah' I 1. Ohio Road Service Phone: MO 9804 122 JOSEPH DAY INC. CONCRETE WORK 3l43 Werk Road MOn+ana 2891 MARTIN J. FREY INC. GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR Indus+rial 8r Ins+i+u+ional Building 81 Mainfainance NORTH BEND 8: WEST FORK ROADS Cincinna+i IIl Ohio PHONE: MOnfana 6636 JEAN'S FOOD SHOPPE EVELYN and GUS RISER. Props. 32I3 Harrison Ave. 611' Boudino+ PHONE MOn+ana 97l9 KEEP US IN MIND Convenienfly Open dairy f0 I0 P.M.. Sun. and HOL MENKE-HEIL MOTORS INC. 3500 Harrison Avenue MOn'l'ana 7373-7374 Cincinna+i KihevioH. Ohio DODGE 7 PLYMOUTH DODGE JOB RATED TRUCKS 123 DUTRO REALTY CO. Real Es+a+e - General Insurance l72l Van Zandf Road. Norfh College Hill JA 7644-7645 In Wes+ern HEHs ifs M 8: M REALTY COMPANY 3349 Harrison Avenue MOn+ana 6643 Complimenfs of GAY 90's CAFE CARL GUETLE Dianche GiHs GIFT AND CARD SHOP 36 I 5 Harrison Avenue Cheviof I l, Ohio LILIE'S PHARMACY N. E. Cor. Gienmore and Montana Aves. Phone: MOnfana 28I0 Wesiwood Your Neighborhood Garage TOM'S AUTO SERVICE Sfudebaker Cars and Trucks Wesiwood MOnfana 4000 WRIGHT'S DRY CLEANING 4273 Harrison Pike MOnTana 2525 Bridgefown. Ohio Soufhern Ohio Business College EVERY GRADUATE PLACED Sfenographic-Junfor Accouanga Junior Secrefarial6Business Adminis+ra+ion6 Privafe SecrefariaI7Compfomefer- Execufive Secrefaries6 Finishing Indus+rial Progress Day and Nigh+ - Approved for G. I. Training 4l 57 HamFH'on Ave.. NorH'Iside Klrby I I70 MUlberry 207i 124 DROPPELMAN EXPRESS 683I Richard Avenue LOCAL and SUBURBAN S E R V l C E CincinnaH 3 II Ohio Four Modern Jewelry Sfores In Greaier Cincinnafi J. C. HOCKETT CO. FINE JEWELRY Cheviof Norwood Madisonville JAckson 759l Klrby 2760 Mt Washingfon CONGRATULATIONS HOERST'S SENIORS! FOOD MARKET THE ANTONIO QuaJH'y Is Economy QUALITY GROCERIES and CHOICE MEATS FRUITS ancl VEGETABLES 3720 Woodbine a+ Trevor Avenue MOn'l'ana I080 Cincinnafi IIl Ohio SAVING 8: LOAN May Con+inued Success Be Yours Your Financial Home Home Office 5500 Harrison Rd. I732 Vine 5+. Bridge+own PA I458 MO 766l 125 CARL W. ERNST FOODS 3801 Brofherfon Road Easf Hyde Park Complimen+s of JACOBS Women's Apparel KnowHon's Corner B A U E R Six and EIgM Cylinder Cars and Trucks Broadway - Corner of Sixfh BEST WISHES PAUL F. TEPE Furni+ure and Upholsfering 3 306 Gienmore Avenue MOn'fana I905 Rich+er's Service Sfafion 2026 Harrison Avenue Husf below Knorr Avenud Sohio Produc'rs-Repairs Road Service MOn+ana 9777 Frondorf 8c Scheidf TEXACO MOnfana 98I7 Harrison and Bridgefown Cincinnafi I I. Ohio ART PFAFF AND SON Whife Villa Groceries - Meafs WE DELIVER 295l Monfana Avenue MO 0350 KESSING'S HARDWARE STORE Joseph F. Kessing Phone: Klrby I I44 552? Colerain Ave.. Mi. Airy Cincinnafi 24, Ohio 126 Complimenfs of NICK WULLENWEBER Mt Heal+hy. Ohio Sefon School Of Prac+icai Nursing GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL Cincinnafi 20, Ohio Nafionally AccredHed 7 I Year Course Classes AdmiHed Augusf and February Requiremenfs 7 age l7-50 Two Years High School WILLY'S FISHING LAKE Fish from clear Spn'ng Wafer Food - Drink Fishing daily unfil Midnigh+ Esfe and Cen+er Hil1. Elmwood VA 9662 Prop. M, Rack Mgr. G. Rack, Jr. CHARLIE'S SUNOCC SERVICE Hopple and Beekman Klrby 9689 Tires 7 Bahleries 7 Accessories Exper+ Lubricafion CROSLEY Koehler FurnH'ure 8: Appliance I6I7 Van Zand+ Road. Nor+h College Hill WE 2782 Cincinnah' 24. Ohio J 87 J SUPER MARKET GrocerEes 7 Meafs - Beer Wines .. Mixers 5708 Glenway Avenue MO 9737 Cincinnati 38, Ohio Open Daily and Sundays ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL 1860 Queen Ci+y Avenue Cincinnafi. Ohio MIDWEST MEAT MARKET l504 Linn Siree'l' CHerry 9734 PETE SABINA. Prop. 127 WESTERHAUS COMPANY INC. Since 1909 Operai'ors of PINBALL MACHINES and ofher Coin Operafed Equipmen'r MOn+ana 5000 Always Firsf WHh The BeswL in Coin Operafed Machines 3726 KESSEN AVENUE Cheviof A Subscription To The Wes+ern Hills Press Your Home News Paperu Is An lnves'l'meni' In Your CommunH'y Published By The Wes+ern Hills Publishing Co. MIAMI HEATING CO. RESIDENTIAL HEATING CONTRACTORS Specializing in Warm Air Hea+ing and Residenfial Air CondH'ionIng CH'y Wide Service JAckson 97 I4 TRESLER OIL CO. Comef Gasoline 128 B. J. ROWEKAMP SONS INC. STRUCTURAL STEEL AND MISCELLANEOUS lRON WORKS HILLTUP BUILDING 8: MATERIALS, Inc. , CONCRETE 8 MATERIAL SERVICE MOn+ana 2400 A FRIEND WITSON AND RENNER Groceries. Fruifs and Vegefabkas Mea+s. Fresh Poul+ry Wine and Beer 3627 Glenmore Avenue Phones MO 4020 - MO 0268 VITT 8: STERMER Funeral Homes BEST WISHES fro rn SAINT IGNATIUS PARISH THEURING'S SERVICE STATION Nor'l'h Bend and Cheviof Roads Cincinnafi I I. Ohio THE WESTERN HILLS FUEL 8 SUPPLY CO. COAL and FUEL Ferguson Road. Price Hill MO 0400 Cincinna+i 38. Ohio ELIAS AND KREIMER'IS FOODS MEATS A Friendly Sfore - Free Delivery 5834 Glenway Ave. hr. Muddy Creek RdJ MO 7842 130 J. H. KARG. Plumber I6I 7 Van ZancH' Road BRUCK UNIFORM CO. 387 FOURTH AVENUE NEW YORK, NEW YORK OUTFITTERS OF SCHOOL APPAREL -i:or- MOTHER OF MERCY HIGH SCHOOL Complimen+s of STRIKES AND SPARES BOWLING LANES 300 Resfauranf and Bar 8032 BLUE ASH ROAD DEER PARK Moore Bookkeeping Service 8: Insurance REAL ESTATE Corner Chase and Hammer: Aves. Cincinnafi 23, Ohio Complimen'rs o1c Mr. and Mrs. Earl T. Wagner 131 BUEKER'S Furnifure and Appliances 49I0 Glenway Avenue WA WI 2 OPEN EVENINGS Columbia Transporfafion Service. Inc. 95I Freeman Avenue MAin 6720 Cincinnati. Ohio Trucks. Traders. Trailers Ren+ed or Leased MARTIN'S BLACKTOP CO. 5553 Glenway Avenue Cincinnafi 38. Ohio MO 5777 HU 0940 Campbells Sunoco Service Harrison and Janef Aves. MO 963I Bridgefown Road Service - Pickup and Delivery JIM RATTERMAN, Prop. H. Mause Dairy Produc+s 4442 Glenway Avenue, Price Hill Phone: WAbash 0265 TH ESKEN FOODS 4500 Wes+ Eigh'l'h Sfree+ SELF-SERVICE MEATS Hifching Posf Drive-In Jumbo Burgers 5 Cream Pies 5 Fish Harrison Pike. Bridgefown MO I334 Car Service 5 Carry Oui' u Dining Room Phone Your Order CompHmemLs of Ernesf Meieriohan Ar+ Mefal Co. 2127 Aiianfhus Sfreei' PArkway 552i 132 Office MO l207 JOHN A. BENTEL CO. CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS Facfory and Home Mainfenance Service Alferafions Remodeling F. W. BENNET. Prop. Cincinnaii. Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND For Qualify Coal and Coke, Call . . . Schaeperklaus Coal Co. Office and Yard: 4555 Bridgefown Rd. Phones: MO I l84 MO 006I Serving +he Communify Over Forfy-Five Years ' Office: MOnfana 6036 Wesf Hills Flooring Co. Carpef - Linoleum - Floors - Walls Asphalf Tile 3407 Harrison Ave. Cincinnafi I II 0. R. Vog+ MO 2846 A. Hayey-HU 2343 T. Hazle+f MO 5 I 88 GROESBECK PHARMACY Colerain and GalbraHh W E D E L I V E R JA 3062 JA 4380 Complimeni's of A Friend 133 Norfhside Sewing Machine Shop 393l Spring Grove Ave. Klrby 5I33 Cincinnafi. Ohio Quamy Foo+wear For All The Famin Fanger And Rampe. Inc. Since 1862 Diamond Brand Work Shoes Pearl and Broadway MAin I050 Cincinnai'i 2, Ohio GLENWAY NURSERIES Dispiay and Sales Yard 52l0 Glenway Avenue MO 7628 Cincinna'l'i 38. Ohio CHARLIE JACOBS. Prop. Wes+ern Hills Chrysler-Plyrnoufh THE BOB ROBIN COMPANY We Apprecia+e Your Pafronage 24-Hour Road Service DiremL ChryslenPlymoquh Dealer Nighf Service 3730 Harrison Ave. HU 73I0nHU l280 COTTAGE CRAFT SHOP 3409 Gamble Ave.. Cheviot Ohio HUmbol'l' 2770 Hand Needle Work -- Fine Yarns BETTIE CULBERTSON J. 81 V. RACK COMPANY BUILDERS MOniana 2654 Mohawk Radio and Furnii'ure Mar+ 2I06 Cen+ral Parkway MAin 3376 GEORGE J. LAMPE Cemen+ and Landscaping Confrador Pro+ec+ed by Ohio Sfa+e Workman's Compensafion 5094 Sumi'er Avenue WAbash 0809 CincinnaH 38. Ohio 134 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 53 From 5+. Madin's Jr. Samafours Macke's Food Marke+ 5059 Glenway Avenue WAbash 1 HS Joseph Hornsby Hair S+yling Salon Winner of Ten Gold Trophies 600 Glenn Building. 439 Race Sfreei PArkway 927l Cincinnafi. Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF 5?. Margaref Mary's P.T.A. Norfh Coliege Hill Cronin Mofor Company F O R D Sales and Service 4l49 Spring Grove Avenue Kirby 5586 WESTOWER CLEANERS A Comple+e and Sa+isfac+ory Dry Cleaning Service MO OIOb 5486-88 Glenway Ave. Near Boudinof Avenue Hansen's Friendly Service Formerly Wenzels BEER - WI NE SNACKS Picnic and Parfy Supplies 5725 Glenway Avenue MO 986I BUSINESS EDUCATION PAYS lnfensive Training . Individual Advancement Day or Even'mg Accounting Course a Compfcmefer Course Review Courses Sfenographic Course Typewrmng Course Secrefarial Course Enfer Any Monday-hlndfvidual Programs Arranged Empbyrnenf Service Free To Those Who Qualify LiHIe'Ford-Nelson School of Commerce Neave Bldg.. Fourfh a': Race MA 3883 135 The Busse 8: Borgmann Co. F U N E R A L H O M E Phones: MU I343 - MU I344 Cen+ral Pkwy. 8: Cliffon Hilis Ave. Cincinna+i 23, Ohio LOU PFAU'S CAFE BEER 0 WINE 0 LIQUOR I933 Harrison Avenue WA 9638 COMPLIMENTS ..of.. Snag-Less Sinker Company REUPERT HEATING CO. Gas 0 Oil - Coal FURNACES and BOILERS Servicing 0 Cleaning 0 Repairing 520I Crookshank Road Office MO 7754 Cincinnafi. Ohio Complimen+s of PETER E. BERGMAN Complefe Insurance Service 250l Vine S+reef cor. McMillan Phone: AVon 42l2 Complimenfs of Tri-Sfafe Savings 8: Loan Co. N. W. Cor. Vine and McMillan Also 7636 Reading Road Open Daily I2 noon +0 5 PM. inc. Sat Your Savings Will Earn 3V27a In+eres+ N E w H o M E 5 JAMES KELLER BUILDER JAckson 3147 GLENWAY TIRE SHOP 4033-35 Glenway Avenue WA 3200 Cincinnafi 5. Ohio AL BISCHOFF 136 The Excelienf Place +0 Dine and Dance GUIDARA'S RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE We Specialize In Spagheffi and Home-Made Ravioli 372l Harrison Ave.. Chevio+ MO 7468 Privafe Dining Room For ReservaHons Available The Coors Bros. Co. 5 I06 Gray Road Kirby 327l PURE DNRY PRODUCTS The Brockamp Building Maferials Co. Muddy Creek Road a+ C. 8! 0. Railroad MOn+ana 0006 A Complefe Line of Building Ma+erials. Coal and Coke ED. WISSEL MOTORS Corner of Harrison and Wes+wood Aves. GRandvfew 7330 Complimenfs of The Miami Rubber Co. Complimen+s of Alf Lumber 0 Miliwork Co. June S+ree+ near Spring Grove Ave. 5+. Bernard -. ,..0-0.----.---.-' 0:. Q smmmn mums m mmmn 'x mm! m mmon smrs .' 137 ADKIN'S GROCERY 7606 Hamilton Ave. JA 8337 JOSEPH A. ALBERS, REALTOR Glenmore and St. Martin's, Cheviot MO 7180 THE ARCTIC CIRCLE North Bend at Chevio1 Rd. MO 4232 ATLAS ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS, INC 1061 Hopkins Srreer CH 1909 BACKHERM'S MODERN MEAT MARKET Glenwuy and ReHeum WA 5777 and WA 5778 RALPH L. BECKER 6508 Savannah Ave. .IA 7362 BEHNE'S SUPER SERVICE Harrison and Davis Aves. MO 9310, HU 5019, HU 5671 WM. BERKEME1ER 4120 Bridge1own Rood BERTHA'S BEAUTY SALON 5039 Glenway Ave. WA 9759 CHAS. J. BLANK 81 SONS 350 Warner, Warner and Ravine MA 1191 BORDIERI SEBASTIANO GROCERY 208 W. Sixih Street CH 2634- BRAUN'S TOGGERY 5847 Hamilton Ave. Kl 3355 BREINER'S DRY GOODS 126 West Elder 51. 9A 3358 BUDDIE'S GRILL 3239 Werk and Glenmore MO 9640 BUDNA GRILL 1810 Van Zandt Rd. North College Hill BUERKEL CANDY CO, 2806 Colerain Avg KI 1833 FRANK BULLERDICK 8: CO. FURNITURE MFG. 2167 Central Ave. PA 5270 CHEV-CRAFT INC. 4301 Harrison Ave. MO 1899 CHEVIOT WELDING SERVICE 4417 Bridgelown Rd. MO 9790 CHEV-WOOD ACADEMY OF MUSIC 3227 Hanison Ave. HU 3215 CITY EMPLOYEES UNION Local 932 DU 3624 CLARK'S DRY CLEANING 1871 Westwood Ave. WA 2327 Bminexx Patron; COLLEGE HILL DRY CLEANERS 5822 Hamilton Ave. KI 2500 COLLEGE HILL MOBILGAS Hamilton and North Bend CULLEN'S FOOD MARKET 3859 Trevor Ave. MO 5743 JOHN DANNECKER SON 2511 Beekman Street WA 8826 - GR 8229 DETZEL JEWELERS 3644 Worsow Ave. WA 3642 KITTY DOLLRIES' JEWELRY 81 GIFT SHOP 4911-A Glenwcy Ave. WA 8763 TONY DONATILLO Box 435 Poole Rd. E 0 B BAR 3703 Harrison Ave. MO 9801 ECONOMY APPLIANCE 3803 Montgomery Pike Ncrwood, Ohio ENGELHARDT'S MARKET 1817 Van Zundf Rd., N. C. H. Free De1ivery-JA 5800 ENGLISH CLEANERS 4533 Wesr 151911111 51. GR 3318 E. J. PAINT 3c WALLPAPER STORE 4105 Harrison Ave. MO 1159 EASY WINDOW CO. 4710 West Fork Rd. Kl 2917 ERHARDT MEATS 3951 Spling Grove Kl 5084 JOHN N. ELIAS 2810 Corew Tower Genera! Insurance FABRl-CRAFT DECORATIVE INTER1ORS ' 3810 Harrison Ave. MO 1369 FALLON'S PHARMACY FEHRING HARDWARE CO. 5553 Bridgetown MO 7977 FUCKER INN Harrison Pike, Taylor Creek WI 3042 FRUH SCHNEIDER JEWELERS 2179 Central Ave, MA 6894 A FRIEND M1, Heullhy, 0113:: MR. 81 MRS. FRED R. GEISER 2655 Puncoust Ave. GERTH DRY GOODS 1813 Van Zondt RdV DR. R. E. GIERINGER 3346 Harrison Ave. MO 2146 138 GLENMORE STUDIO 2727 G1enmore Ave. MO 6586 GLENWAY DRY CLEANERS 4207 Glenway Ave. WA 9777 JOSEPH GEISER, INSURANCE Fire-Tornado-Auiomobile MO 6033 GLOBE OFFICE EQUIPMENT 1; SUPPLIES INC. 706 Walnut S1. GA 4700 GROMEN PAINT 81 HARDWARE 4531 W. 81h Street WA 5293 COMPLIMENTS OF: Mary Ann Henkel Peggy O'Brien Gini Tepe Class of '52 HUBER 8: MCCUDDEN Reef E51015- Homilton Ave. ML Heo11hy 31, Ohio HAMILTON AVE. DRY CLEANERS 4575 Hamilton Ave. KI 4644 HEINTZMAN'S PHARMACY 3722 Harrison Ave. MO 1434 HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP 4120 Bridgetown Rd. MO 4175 HENDRICKS TELEVIS!ON 8: RADIO REPAIR 555 Baal SI. MA 2806 HERBERT HOERST Builder 0! Homes HU 2820 HERE DRY CLEANER 4179 Hamilton Ave. KI 0397-A1 Vornhagen, Prop. HERRMANNS DELICATESSEN B193 Colera1n JA 9023 HIRSCH'S BAKERY 5047 Glenway GR 5330 HOLTZHAUSER'S DEPT. STORES 7508 Hameon Ave. M1. Healthy, Ohio JA 6658 1823 Van Zond'r Rd. North College Hill JA 6385 HEYL, LAWRENCE R. ISURVEYOR1 4432 Raceview Rd. Cincinnati 11, Ohio HOWARD'S FRUIT STORE Kirby and Chase K1 8189 HAYNAY'S FOOD MARKET 1942 Queen Ci1y Ave. WA 9789 HERMAN SCHULTZ SHOES 6085 Montgomery Rd. JA 1705 HERZOG BROS. BUILDERS 435 Powner Rd1 HU 2076- HU 2173 THE HUDDLE 4914 Glenwoy Ave. WA 9800 IRMA'S BEAUTY SALON 6127 Bridgefown MO 9634 KLOSTERMAN'S CLEANERS 5528 Colerain Ave. MU 5061 MR. FRANK KOHUS Ari Fnsfrucfor JA 7512 GROVER P, KUCHENBUCH INS. AGENCY 3741 Glenrnore Ave. MO 4328 L 3 P WOODWORKING CO. 2268 Spring Grove Ave. LA BELLE BEAUTY SHOP 4103 Harrison Ave. MO 9796 LADlES HAT SHOP 2183 Central Ave. MA 6331 LENZER'S MEATS 2139 Colerain Ave. PA 9870 - LEUSSING'S PHARMACY Watsow of Wells WA 4600 LUDWIG'S SHOE STORES College Hill Mt. Healthy Nodhside LUKEN'S BAKERY 3406 Glenmore Ave. MO 9892 LYNCH FISH CO. 208-212 George 51. PA 1442 MARKLAND'S QUALITY FOODS 6096 Bridgetown Rd. MEINER'S BAKERY 5836 Glenwuy Ave. MO 7434 MODEL SHOES OF GREATER CINCINNATI Shoes for the enlire famify MEfNHARDT'S PONY KEG 4535 West 801 51. WA 9673 HENRY MEYER 8: SONS Dairy Producf: VA 0728 MONFORT HEIGHTS TEXACO SERVICE North Bend and West Fotk MO 9609 MONTANA BAKERY 2955 Manhunt: Ave. MO 0098 NADLER STORES Cheviot4MO 3755 Northside-KI 6680 NE1HEISEL'S SERViCE STATION Werk and Glenmore MO 9795 NORTHSIDE PAINT HEADQUARTERS 4185 Humilfon Ave. Kl 1344 NORTMAN DRY CLEANING SERV3 7402 Hamilton Ave, JA 2632 NU-LIKE FURNITURE CO. 6850 Parrish Ave. North College Hill, Ohio PANAROS FRUIT MARKET 5201 Glenway Ave, GR 1089 COMPLIMENTS OF: Mr. and Mrs. John E. Pe1ers PRICE HILL PAiNT 81 GLASS CO. 3631 Warsaw Ave. WA 2864 QUEEN CITY PONY KEG Queen City and LaFeuflle MO 6742 READING GARAGE Reading, Ohio VA 1300 ROHE'S PHARMACY Hotrison and Glenmore Ave. MO 0480 AL ROSMARIN REALTY CO. 1808 Van Zandl Road North College Hill JA 8638 4 WE 2361 SAN ANTON1O PARISH 1944 Queen Civy Ave. SCHILD BROS. C561 and Builders Suppl'ies 1947 Van Zandr Rd, JA 7027 SCHMIDT PHARMACY 3283 Werk Rd.. near Glenmore SCHWERLING REAL ESTATE Complefe Reef E51013 Service K10012 - K15217 SHOE SERVICE 4 GENES Harrison and Mankinu Aves. MO 9735 AL SCHUSTER, INC. Elack-Top Driveways 3380 Kleemon Rd. MO 4423 SlNGER SEWING CENTER 3619 Harrison Ava Cheviot, Ohio HU 4782 SISTER MARY CLARA R.S.M. Mercy Hospital Hamilton, Ohio SMITH'S WINES 12 W1 Elder 51. PA 8893 THE STORK'S NEST 5704 Glenway Ave. HU 7480 SUNNY HOLLOW INN 3833 Applegate MO 1098 SUNSHINE CLEANERS 4306 Colerain Ave. at West Fork KI 5129 SURREY GRILL 6601 Glenwuy Ave. Bridge1own, Ohio MO 9658 139 SWEDEN HOUSE 5649 Glenway Ave. MO 9741 SCHNEIDER HOME EQUIPMENT CO, 1939 Harrison Ave, GR 6262 TONY'S FRUIT MARKET 4397 Harrison Ave. MO 9607 TUT'S FOOD MARKET 6913 La Boiteaux Ave, IA 9007 TWIN TROLLEYS GRILL 1507 Queen City Ave. WA 9980 ULRICHS DRUG STORE Aurora, 1ndinna FRED UNGER'S SONS 3512 Harrison Ave. MO 0320 4 0321 VAN ZANDT DRY CLEANERS 1352 Van Zund1 Rd. JA 6273 VENTRES DELICATESSEN 1742 Queen City Ave. Beer and Wine VOLLRATH'S PARKVIEW MARKET 2608 Hanison Ave. ARTHUR WADE, INSURANCE BBB Dixie Terminal Bldg. MA 1440 WANDSTRAT DRY GOODS 3625 Glenmore Ave. MO 9767 WEDGE INN 7905 Colerain Ave. WENDELKEN-SIMMINGER 8: CO. 1625 Vine 51, PA 3993 WESTERN HILLS GIFT MART Gussie Hellman, Flop. Harrison m Montunu-MO 6521 YOUR FRIENDS IN WHITE OAK WHITE-OAK-DELICATESSEN Cheviut Rd and White Oak Dr. JA 984-1 WILLMAN FURNiTURE CO. 4024 Hamilton Ave. Kl 1956 - MU 4290 WESTRICH BARBER 3 BEAUTY SHOP 3742 Glenmore Ave. MO 0247 WESTWOOD REALTY CO. 2956 Montana Ave. MO 5960 HAP WULLENWEBER QUALITY FOODS 5201 North Bend Rd. MO 6951 YAEGER'S BAKERY 1953 Queen City Ave. WA 9604 i 1 I Friend: Mr. and Ms. Leo Bcckmann Mrs. Mary Ann Janke Mr. and Mrs. Clifford H. Selcer Mr. and Mrs. Raoul Ballhaus Cpmplfments of Joyce and D01 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Simon 1 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brgrnes VIc Kummen's Grocery 5!. Margaret Mary Ladies Society : 24L alnd Ajrs. H. Gdglretmfz Mr. and cI-1JfIrs.FCf:lcxrence Lifmer Stella and Carol 1 are yn, can on oire Mary on Du I Compliments of a friend Mr. and Mrs. Nienober lhfhsglieBegaufy Shop I Congrafulafions, A Friend Mr. E A. Murphy ub .H ? : Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dinkelacker Mr. and Mrs. Ochs 50 e ' epe ,, I Mr. and Mrs. George Dulle Mr. and Mrs. E. Renneker The Whole Crowd 1 A Friend Mr. and Mrs. O. Rodenberg Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Venfre 1 Frank J. Fernbacker Mr. and Mrs. Rosfelder Mr. anfi Mrs. Elmer VOQler 1 Friends Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rueve compl'mems O1Mr- 0- Wendel H. c. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Willis Schauf Mr- and Mrs Wclfer 5- Williams Gerth's Meat Markei' Best Wishes 4 Mary Ann Schlinkerf Mr. GHd MTS- Arthur Wissel 1 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Hubert Mr. John H. Schwub Mrs. L. F. Young 5 Index I Administration ............................ 12-17 Dedication ...................................... 4-5 GAA .............................................. 7B 1 Ads .......................................... 104-137 Drumufics: German ......................... 70 I Advent .............................................. 46 Book to Book 54 Glee .............. 29, 56, 67 1 Archbishop Karl J. Alter D.D ..... 1213 Family Tree ................. 68469 Lapufinellae ........... 71 I Art .............................................. 18, 75 Gold Medal Recital 11 1.67 Mosque and Gave! 1 Annual Std? 6263 House of the Heart ....55 Mother McAuley Aposfo1afe - - - Mary, His Mother ., ....50 Not. Moth Honor Soc 3331:6353???.i:i:1::::::::::::::::: ::::;S Rm. Occasion --------- 7-52-53 Physics ------------------------ i C f teria 1' 49 Masque and Gavel .................... 76 ?EGHish ...... i a e .......................................... Campus .......... ...8 Easter V'g'! 6 6 Trig: :12 1 Carol Program ----------- ....48 Enrighf Rev James D. O. P .......... 14 ''''''''''''''''''' ' 11 Carlton, Miss Mary K. . ..... 48 Faculty 14.17 garenf Teachers Assoc '''' 27' 49 105 I Catholic Book Week .......... 58 Fall Division 5.7 Paws 138'139 I Christmas P...TA mParty. ..... 49 mm procession ............................ n 'ess'd? 15: l Christmas Ball ...51 Fehring Prof. John J. 14 en.wr 80 Crib Scene ........................................ 47 Friends ..................................... 140 Jumor ' 95 Classes ' 6666666 Sophomore .................................... 98 '- - GIfI Exchan e .................................. 47 Freshma 101 Amerlcon HIsfory ........................ 24 g n Biology .......................................... 19 Health Program .......................... 9, 30 Quill and Scroll .............................. 78 Eizrrfiziy 43 LIbrary .............................................. 58 Retreof ---------------------------------------------- 59 . Mass 84 Holy Communlon ........ 10, 55 SDS. 3' - Marion Day. ----------------------- 43 gem 'fiffjifijfjffffjffffiff 'fj 3194 Homenursing ..................... 30 May .Crownmg ------------- 77 Sports: 777777777777777 Lorin ................ .39 MorIIssey, Rev. JOhnr O-P- -- 14 BosketbuH 79 Mathematics 4142 MUSIC: Physics ------------- 41 Chrlstmos Carols .......................... 48 Spanish ..... 33 Glee Club ........... ..29, 56, 67 Textiles ..... 32 Orchestra .............................. 28, 56 Typing ............................... 43 Spring ,CPnce'K ------------------------------ 57 voney Ban Connell, Rev. Thomas 25, 11.12, 49 5t CeC'lm ReCI'G' ------------------------ 28 spnng mm; ............................ 64' 65 Contents .............................................. 5 CSMC Activities: Newspaper Stuff 22' 23 Traffic Demonsfration 26 300k to Book lplayl .................... 58 Ohio Sesquicentennicl .............. 60-61 Underclossmen- Cake Sale .................. 37 Organizations: Juniors 1 95 97 Clothin D ive .............................. 37 Book Lovers .................................. 74 ' 9 r . Sophomores 1 .98-100 Conned Goods DrIve .................. 36 CSMC ........... A . Freshmen 101103 MISSIon Day .............. 34-35 ChemIstry. .. OFFicers .......................................... 67 Debuting ...................................... 74 Winfer Division ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 44-45 140