Our Lady of Angels High School - Amaranth Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1930 volume:

UHF Ladxj ufch Angel 4g Hioh School q'pw 9 Senior Class ,2: . W, Z1? 1950 :23 ? MOST REVEREND JOHN T. MCNICHOLAS. O.P.. S. T. M. Archbishop of Cincinnati XXxV W , W $K f Zf XXWWAfWW ,7 fXWXWX1VWw XWW r A: 7 . - i 5-. - ' 'X x '6'! S u x t 2 ;? X Evhiratinn To SISTER MARY LAWRENCE Our Beloved Principal who. +hrough her indefaHgable eHorJrs and human undersfanding. has been able +0 +ransmi+ and carry on old scholasfuc fradifions in a new school The Class of Ninefeen Hundred Thir+y affecfionafely dedica+es on +he occasion of her silver jubilee as a religious 01c +he Third Order Regular of +he Sisfers of 51'. Francis of Oldenburg. Indiana. +his second volume of our DOMINA ANGELORUM HHV KWWw' N K$V9NW$3WW WW WWW mW' K, -:I- I-h': I uI-I w;wwwmm wmmmWWWwwwmea; a 3 am I J C ng LB: I :3, 37$ 33$ X 'j 0 CR f? .315 A 1 x: I 1 : ! w 1: I x 1 1 U f ? l: a l ,w g 9: xi! 8 L ; WEB :12 g 2 : i m f-lj i 71 m .7 1 A N m wg; O 1 W E , Lu C 1 I tgi f x . L, m w E 2 i ' x ..J m D I ig O 3 w r $2 . 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Margaref Hufh Business Manager ............................. Anna Fuhr ' ' Mar are+ Sfouf Circulahng Managers ..... . . . . ............ gAlicg Recker wwwwmwwmwmm$W$wwwwW$wwwmwwwwmwmmw G94 wgwmwwwwm wmwwwwwwwmwm k -5 $ ace - 7 KC??? i2 g g g g g $5 g A TRIBUTE TO THE FACULTY r??? g 5; 35$ g 5 ; g g $ g 32-? g g ! WWWWWWWWWWWWWWGMWWWWWB esigwga mwmw$w$wwmmmmm wwwmmmwmwwmmwmmmw May H16 members of H1e factu. H16 sowers of H16 seed. find in +he harves+ fime +ha++l1eir labors have no+ been in vain: +ha+ Hue seed has sproufed. grown li++le by liHIe info a noble Jrree +ha+ has spread ifs branches wide. shelfering H16 weary Jrrav- efer: making +he way for ofhers gladsome. refreshing and swee+-lol a monumen+ of grandeur-giving glory +0 God and service +0 mankind. i l GKWQWW wwwmmwwwwmwwwwwwwm Li -7- OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS WmeWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS N EACH Religious Order +here are persons and places +ha+ are cherished wi+h loving a++ec+ion by i+s members. The grea+ Franciscan Order is no excep+ion +0 +his rule as +he hofy Founder. 5+. Francis. and +he many sain+s 0+ +he +hree grea+ orders have le++ +heir +oo+prin+s on +he sands o+ +ime. Among +he places dear +0 +he hear+ o+ every Franciscan is +he shrine 0+ Our Lady 0+ +he Angels. This shrine. si+ua+ed in Assisi. is 0+ ancien+ origin. da+ing as +ar back as +he +our+h cen+ury. H was buiH in honor o+ +he Mo+her 0+ God by +our pious pilgrims +rom Jerusalem, during +he Pon+i+ica+e o+ Liberius +353-357T. Shor+ly a++er +he chapel was built i+ became celebra+ed on accoun+.o+ +he many graces received in i+ by +he +ai+h+ul. and +or +he +requen+ visi+s 0+ +he angels who hovered abou+ singing +he praises o+ Our Lady. hence +he name Our Lady 0+ +he Angels. In +he six+h cen+ury. 5+. Benedic+ +ook possession 0+ +he shrine. For seven cen+uries +he gen+le Benedic+ine Monks kep+ guardianship over +he sacred spo+. which in +he course 0+ +he cen+uries had almos+ become a ruin. 5+. Francis mus+ have had a singular a++achmen+ +or +he place. even +rom +he earlies+ days 0+ his conversion. +or 5+. Mary 0+ +he Angels was one 0+ +he +hree churches +ha+ he was +0 rebuild. H was here +ha+ 5+. Francis received his call in 1208 +0 make Lady Pover+y his mis+ress. In l2l I. +he ou+cas+s 0+ God received +he chapel 0+ 5+. Mary o+ +he Angels as a gi++ +rom +he gen- erous Benedic+ines. Here in l2l2 5+. Clare made her vows. here 5+. Francis resolved +0 +ound his Third Order. and here he received +he ex+raordinary favor 0+ +he Por+iuncula Indulgence. Finally. in l226. 5+. Francis. +eeling +he hand o+ dea+h upon him, was carried +0 his beloved Lady 0+ +he Angels +ha+ he migh+ brea+he his Ias+ sigh where his voca+ion had been revealed +0 him. The Ii++le chapel s+ands ius+ benea+h +he majes+ic cupola 0+ +he grea+ Basilica which Pope Pius V. had raised over i+ in 1569. H was eleva+ed +0 +he rank o+ a Pa+riarchal Basilica by Pope Pius X. in I909. He also con+irmed +0 Our Lady o+ +he Angels +he +i+le o+ Mo+her Church o+ +he Franciscan Order. This year +he Franciscan Provincials 0+ +he Uni+ed S+a+es have been in- vi+ed +0 assis+ a+ +he dedica+ion o+ +he magnificen+ new +acade. +he gi++ o+ American Franciscans. Thus Our Lady o+ +he Angeis has a claim +0 +he a++ec+ions 0+ Americans as well as +0 +he inhabi+an+s o+ Haly. $WWWWWWI+ WWWWWWWWWWWMWWWWWWMWWW ewwwmeww GWMQEXWQKWGWWWMWWWWWWWWMWW $$WWW e9... mmmwmwmwmwmwwwwwmwmwmwmmmwww VEEWMBWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W W 67??? A TRIBUTE TO THE REVEREND PASTORS OF OUR AFFILIATED SCHOOLS u7hereas, the pastors of the parishes affiliated with Our Lady of the Angels have been most untiring in their efforts to assist the school in every possible way, we hereby resolve: To exfend a vo+e of +hanks +0 our dear pasfors. who are un+iring in +heir labors for our maferial and spirifual welfare. To aid +hem by +aking an ache par+ in all parish endeavors. To be loyal members of He Sodalify and of +he parish sociefies. To show. by our example. Hwaf we have received a Chrisfian educa+ion. 1,:L MMWW$WWW$W$WWW$MWMMMMM ' -I0- -: '.l- j 36$, L l rammiwmngmwmiwmwaiwwwmigawxwwngmwmig Q$$$$g$$Q$$$Qg$$ g f WWWW LOBBY CORWDOR r mwmmwawmwmmmwmwmwQ mmzeas v1 a pwmmmwmmmwmwm Wwwu 3w CW; ,w. cm. 1.27. rmxzxarmtm Q WnFm. mMmpr - u QM Jx; am; y 3.qu WWFXN Q ifwxow .5 LIBRARY QQQQ QR QQQQQQQQQQQ K :me? i; 9:25! Q JQQQQQWQQQQQQQQQQQ WQQQQQQWQQQQ ?QQQQQVQQQQ 13 QEQQQS STUDY HALL QwowmQQ QQQ P 333 Ag QQX g2- W. , QQQWQQi 4, Q1 7? l i $9994 .1 K5 QXQ 4.: QQQ 139$ :17 P .. ...,, .--Q.Q-. .QQ 03x? E 531$, x Q r75 03 QQQG Q, Q a QQQQ QQQXQQQ Q QIZQQ 13 E6WWEWWBSWWWWWWWMBWWWWWWWWWW MARCELLA AMREIN Marcy has her fun and plenty of It, But she knows when to study, and Just loves it. l , ST. GEORGE l I I a Religious Council Annual Sfaff I Dramch Club Lah'n Club l I Marcella is one whom everyone would class as an all-around girl. She's in all kinds of sporfs. es- peCIally volley ball and baskel' ball. Bul speak abou+ sfudying or reciling. Marcy is a wonder. She can raHle off hisfory or liferafure wifhouf a l blf of Jrrouble and if Jraltes qui're a bif o'F erlsl'mg l and Jrurning +0 lool her abou'l' VirgII. Some day she may ease your painsI if you chance +0 be a pahen+ :l a1 HIe Good Samaritan Hospital. l I MARY H ELEN BAKER l'Her every tone is music's own. BELLARMINE CHAPEL Annual Sfalr' Orches+ra l 1 I: l No? unlil our las+ year af 0. L. A. did Mary Helen come +0 us. bu+ her charmmg personality l and spirhL of comradeshlp have endeared her +0 I +he en+ire class. Mary Helen's unusual abIlify lo l play The pIano. frombone and plano accordlon has proved +0 be of no small consequence +0 our H orchesfra. Her readiness +0 cheer and comforf Jrhe sick and unforfunafe poin'r +0 +he probabilHy of H her becoming a grea+ social worker. I llQWWWWWWWGgWMWQXWWWQ$WWWQ$WWWWWMWQQXWWWW:ll 1 I l H l l l. I l LUCILLE BERNING l l 94 perfect scholar in her studies, ll . And a true friend to all her buddies? ll I HOLY NAME l Dramch Club Lafln Club Annual Slaff -I ll French Club Glee Chorus Baskefball l' l Capfain. Volley Ball Team i l Lucille 'Is always singing l GO'Ha Have MO-I ll ; men+s. Well. here's hoping she gets +hem and l f' I +hey be happy ones. If you don'l' believe Lucille E II is a vocalist iusl' hear our Glee Club. As capfaln i I Vol +he Volley Ball Team she has proved herself an I F l able leader and alhlele. Furlhermore. Lucille +hinks I Cincinnafi should be annexed +0 Wyoming. We l l wonder why! I I II ll l I MWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWmmwu uHu. r'l ll U ll I. g l ll 'l Il WWWWWW$WWWWWWW MADELINE BOLAND Our Irish lass is blithe and gay Whenever you see her through the day. ST. GEORGE Dramaflc Club Madeline. Mad. +he girl wifh fhe long ends. and 1'ha'l school-glrl complexion. may always be seen smiling and in Hue mids'r of all +he fun. The lrlsh can always depend on her lo uphold +heir heroic race. She goes in for sporl's and ol'her ac- Jtivi'liv35. especially dancing and card playing. She loves bookkeeping and hopes some day +0 become an accounlan+ if her dreams come +rue. DOROTHY BROCKMAN It is good to lengthen to the last a sunny mood ST. CLEMENT French Club Dramalic Club Glee Chorus Annual Stall Baskelball Team A well-balanced scholar and a+hle+el a final au- +hori+y on many Jrhings. including dancing. music. and permanen+ waves are charac+eris+ic of our Dot During class her bass voice hails from flue rear of +he room +0 reply +0 +he +eacher's ques- +ions. Well known. well liked. well recommended and of We big lown of 5+. Bernard. of course. CATHERINE BUSKEN l'lSober. steadfast, and demure. ST. CLARE School Orches+ra Glee Chorus Dra mch Club Calherine's aspirafions lean foward music. Mosf likely her gradualion Jfrom O. L. A. will no? +er- minal'e her musical career. She is also inferesled in commercial subiecfs. She can fake diclafion and Jrranscribe if +0 perfec-Hon. Buf because of her sweef disposition and high aspirah'ons. she may surprise us all by lollowing ano+her vocafion. $ wWWW$WwWW wwmwmw 1g wwlwww wmlW$lemwmm l gwmmmg$gmg$m$mwwmwgllll -lsl ma Wmamwmmmwwwmwmwle$wg 3; wwwwmwww t J l Wwwmamw mmmmmmwmwmwwwmwm PEGGY COUGHLIN She is gentle, she is kind, A better friend none could find. ST. AGN ES Dramalic Club Religious Council Spanish Club This li'Hle girl knows her direcfions. especially Hue way home Peg 0' Our Hearts' is a genuine all-around girlI one you can depend upon af all Jrimes. She lIlces Spanish-asl: Miss Foley-and ius'r craves sfudy. She never misses a lesson. excepf when she doesn'l knew 1+. Tha'r's our Peggy! LUCILLE CRAVEN None knew her but to love her. ST. ALOYSIUS Drama+lc Club 1: Sfudenl Council Spanish Club Lucille is a cheerful. kind. li+fle miss wi+h grea+ ambitions. Her a++rac+ive personali'ry has won for her a wide acquainlance and a lIos+ of friends. Her friendship is not limifed +0 the Seniors how- ever, bmL exfends f0 all classes. She will always be remembered as one of H1e mos? brillianf sfudenfs of fhe class of 1930. CECELIA DAVIS lIShe blows her own 1: On a saxophone. HOLY NAME Sludenl Council Spanish Club Dramalic Club Orchesl'ra Volley Ball Team Cecelia has wealhered flue scholaslic sform Wll'l'l us for +he Ias+ four years. She has been a frue sailor-lail'hful in all her duHes. while her winning personalify has made fasl friends for her. She has laken her parf in many activil'ies and sfands lorfh as a moclel girl. wwmmmwmwmwaQwQWQWme l' WW WWWWWWWWQXWWWWWWWW QmwmwamewwQO IL ..u,... mgwgmwgwugmwmwuwmguwuui .ng m - mu xw W Ru lu A :QEXLQQEM JULIA FELLHAUER She's as merry as the day is long. wwwmeQmwwwwwm . ST. CLARE i l' u H u w w Annual Sfaff French Club , H x Ar+ Club Glee Chorus L H l Dramah'c Club Orchesfra We wonder If Jewel falks in her sleep. We have reasons. haven'f we. Jewel? She is a zealous worker. If you don'f believe if, iusf come +0 one of +he Orchesha Programs or visif +he Ar+ Depar+- menf. The Juniors +hink she has a scholarly walk. Vlell, we don'+ know abouf +haf. mmmmwmwwmwwmwm ANNA FUHR Anna's kind smile and pleasing way Make more friends for her each day w 1 ST. ALOYSIUS l .4 I W I German Club Dramch Club ': 1 t Orchesfra Annual Sfaf'F . 1 Religious Council Anna. is one o1c our many falen+ed musicians. She excels in bo+h piano and clarinet and i5 +here- 1 fore greaHy appreciafed by our orches+ra. She is also a very good fypisf. having won six medals V and four cerfifica+es. So beware. speedis'rs of the fufure. In any dimculfy you can go +0 Anna. know- ing +ha+ if help is possible she will give if. u Sponsor of Civic and Vocafional League wwmwmmmwmmemwmwmwm 0 H ANNA MARGARET GALLAGHER w u; A friend to everyone, an enemy to none. ST. ALOYSIUS Wwwwwgwwwww 1 SfudemL Council Drama'ric Club w ' Glee Chorus Anna Margaref is a popular member 0? our Senior Class. Her winning ways and iovfal disposi- fion have ob+ained for her many friends. bo+h in school and ouf. She drives a Chev. now and Jrhen: u incidenfally. a green one. She's Irish you know. Her favorife hobby is dancing. J$2EQQ W w v I 1 7 7 xal$wgmmmwwwww$w$wmww.$ J i - - a i l l MARY HOHMANN l llMary is a lekable Miss l l l She makes school a heavenly bliss? ST. CLARE Dramafic Club French Club Annual SfafF 1 gm LiHle Mary Is qui+e a popular lass. nof only in her home +own. College Hill, buf also in her school +own. Sf. Bernard. She has a swee'r liH'le laugh. which Is always in evidence. Pafches finally ran out so she bade adieu +0 her loved uniform. She pilofs a Ford. buf +ha+ fad ls no+ held agains+ her. She has an unusual. magnelic power for drawing friends To her. $w wwmwwwwmwwwwMWm ' NELLIE HOPKINS A heart full of joy and gladness. ; HOLY NAME l ll Dramafic Club Annual SlaH l l 'l Spanish Club Arl Club A Nellie sfands for +he IEghl-hearfed. fun-loving school girl. WiHy. brighl and gay. she is never- lheless an earnesf scholar. willing +0 covoperafe in l all class and school acfivifles. English and Arl' seem +0 be her special apfiludes. She is an opH- misf-+o her everyfhing Fs bright Let's hope her ful'ure will be so also! WWWWWWWWWWW mmwwmwmw$w DOROTHY HORNBACK Such a bright inner light from her eyelids our- WWWWWW H i broke, l l I You gazed on her silence, and fancied she spoke. l ST. GEORGE Drama+ic Club German Club l! l Dorofhy is always willing +0 help you Find +he l silver lining in your clouds. and usually mo 1 ceeds. Full of life and fun. she is ever ready for mischief. bu+ does no+ Ie+ her play inferfere wifh her work. She loves sporl's of all kinds-especially baskefball and swimming. We are glad she has decided +ha+ Cincinnafi is beHer +han Calilornia. W$Mwmmwmw wwmewwwwwwwwlewlwlig galm$wmwm lml $ mmmmmmmewmwmmmmmwmmwwmw 633;? i MARGARET HUTH Lovable and sweet. Bright and petite. ST. GEORGE Religious Council Annual SfaH Dramaiic Club Glee Chorus Spanish Club Sponsor oit Civic and VocaHonai League Margaret one oi: our class leaders. has con- vinced us +ha+ +he besnt filings come in We smallesf packages. She has fine honor of being Hue vocalisi of Hue claSSesurely no slighf disfincfion. She aspires 1'0 +he noble vocai'ion of feaching. From our pleasani associafions wifh Margaret we are sure her fufure will be very brigh+ and suc- cess'iul. HELEN KELSEY 'WIerry cind mischievous, bright and gay. Helen follows the Happy-Go-Luchy Wayf' ST. CLARE Religious Council Dramafic Club Basketball Team French Club Annual Sfaff Lafin Club Helen is very wi+fy and good-nafured; she is everybody's friend af all Jrimes. Evidences of her good humor are heard +0 bubble ouf from fime +0 Hme. She has quife a repufafion as a swimmer and a cheer leader and is iamiliarly called by H16 nickname. Key-HoleeKeisf' VERONA LAUKHUFF Petite, diminutive, kind and sweet, One like Verona we seldom meet. SACRED HEART Orchesha Presidenf of +he S+uden+ Council Verona is very quief and unassuming. buf she has a grea+ deal of knowledge sfowed away behind +ha+ charming smile. We know success awai+s her. She hasn'f fold us her hobby. buf everyfhing she does is well done. As Presidenf oi Hue Student Council. she has made her greafes+ success. The School owes much +0 her Firm, courageous manner oi aHacking vexing problems. WwewmwmwmweemwwegeW.Ee $ wwwwmgwwwm wW$e$WW L. 44444 waymwwwmmmmmMmmmywm e y 4!94 gym wmmewwmwmwmwmmmmmw l 9w! wwwwwmwm WW$$WW LOUISE McENERY r'Her stature small, her temperament sweet. HOLY NAME Ari Club Spanish Club Annual Siail Alfhough Louise is small. if isn'l al all a hind- rance. She is ready for work or play ai any time and quife proiIciemL on +he baske+ball floor. Her poe'lic abili+y has offen appeared al unusual mo- menls; and we hope fhal some day we may ac- claim her as a modern Dryden or Pope. Good luck. Louise. we're all lor you. ROSE MARIONI l'Her character and aggressiveness will make her a wonderful asset to any busrness. ST, GEORGE French Club Dramafic Club Secretary oi Class Eclilor-in-chieIt of lhe Annual A Jrypical business girl wifh an excess amounf of abilify and reliabilily. desuibes our Rose. We accredif Hie success of our Annual To her, our mosf inlelligenf and brilliamL classmale. Rose is +he fype of girl the iaculfy dislikes +0 see gradu- ale. because her place will be so hard lo illl Yef. no maH'er whai she may do or where she may be. Rose will be a power for all +ha+ is good and noble. ALICE RECKER uMeets in her aspect and her bright eyes, The tender light which gaudy day denies? ST. CLEMENT Class Presidenf Annual Slail Dramatic Club La+in Club Alice has Hie disfincfion of being our class President llle highesl honor +ha+ can come +0 a Senior. She has ruled +he class in such a gentle unassuming manner +ha+ one scarcely realizes ihal she holds an imporlanf posHion. Her class record is enviable. She is a leader in everyfhing she underlakes. Her friends assure her +ha+ she will make a pre'Hy nurse. ll?l mwmwmwmwmwmwwmm MGMWWWMWQIXWQIXMWWQKWWWWWW lH M $$WQSXWQIXXEQ E Izoi l l WWWWWWWWWWGMWWWWWWWCMWBWW .13: BETTY ROGERS ' WI'th friendly eyes and smiling face, We almays find her in her place? ST. GABRIEL $W$w wwwwmwwwmwmwmwmw Dramatic Club WWWWWW' BeHy has slipped info our class and hearfs almosf wifhouf cur knowing if. Alfhough fhis is her firsf year among us. her frIendly smile and genfle bear, ing have won her a 1105+ OJ? friends Her oufsfanding qualifies are her fIdellfy fo dufy and her response +0 school regulahons. mmwmaIwmw I ROSEMOND ROSSELOT : Rather smile a! misfortunes. ST. CLEMENT School Orchesfra Sfudenf Council Drama+ic Ciub Rosamond is always willing +0 share in HIe laughter of ofhers. alfhough she says very Ilee. She takes a prominenf parf in all school acfiviHes. Some day. presumably, she will be a musician. for her clarine+ has grea+ +hings in share for her. Rose- mond is one of our big girls. bofh physically and menfally. Good nafure, kindness. genHeness. will- ingness. and goodness are iusf a few of her char acferis'rics. mw$mw : RUTH , SCHRODER Full of pep and life and fun, Ruth's a friend to everyone. ST. GEO RGE Class Treasurer Dramafic Club WWWWWWWWWWW amwmwmmmw RuH'I. our Class Treasurer. has made many friends 61' O. L. A., among bofh Jreacl'ui-rs and s+uden+s. She is quife a sfory +ell'er-+he dramafic kind-and her humorous remarks in her class reci- fa+ions have made her a much valued member of our class. She seems benf on a sfenographic career, JFor she has several fablefs full of odd liH'le marks. which she Ensisfs are shor+hand. We join in wishing her luck. www$www ww wwmwwmwwwwwwwwmwmww a g! I? Iii: H TZII Ewmmmwmwmwmimwmwmw$wm$g E N Wig MARGARET STEFFEN i l Cheerful and in earnest, Virgil she will teach us. i ST. GEORGE waWMww La+in Club Dramafic Club j Sponsor. Civic and Voca+ional League i Margaref can be idenfiiied by a smiling friendly face. She excels in Lafin. which she wiH very probably feach some day. When a public speaker is needed. we can depend on Margaret Bu? +hese are no+ her only +alen+s; she is also i aciive in afhieiics-parficuiariy baskefball. MARGARET STOUT i A merry laugh, a quiet charm, Sincere in every deed. ST. JAM ES Religious Council Dramaiic Club Annual Sfaff Her ac+ive mind is quick +0 grasp i'l'le essence of her siudies. She is just as suscepfible in cafch- Eng humor and bifs of fun and passing +hem along to H16 class. MargaremL has a pleasing smile and a i. charming personaiify. Like Thackeray's iiH'Je maid she finds He in every limb. ELEANOR STURM i'Sucb another jolly girl, and one so gay, Can hardly be found at dear O. L. A. ST. JAMES h Siudeni Council Dramafic Club u Lafin Club 1 Eleanor is fine humorisi of our class. Her quaint sayings enable each of us +0 keep our Sunny side up. and Ie+ our iaughier come fhrough. She is an i acfive member of Hue Sfudenf Council and zealous i in promoiing School welfare. More +han +his. she i excels in poli+eness and willingness 1'0 oblige. i mxweawgwwwwwwww l i izzi i mmwmwwwwwwwmewwwmwwwwawww $wmmmmmmww W mwl$w wmwmwmwmw wmwmwmwwwm mw$wm Elmwmme$l$wg CATHARINE THESKEN She is just Ihat kind of friend Who will stick to you to the end. ST. CLARE Dramal'ic Club French Club Annual Slag Ar+ Club Klffy lakes +0 swimming like a fish. ahcl I. for one. predicl a walery profession for her-some- +hing 1'0 do wifh wash mm and wafer pails. Bul- who couldn'+ be fond of her when she livens up The classes wilh her droll quips and cracks. She is deadly in earnesl and can be depended upon +0 do her share. no mallet whal H is. GLADYS TRINDLE A laugh is worth a hundred sighs in any market. ST. GEORGE Dramalic Club Fun-loving and happy describes +his young Miss. whose merry chaffer is heard above all fine rest Gladys ls enlhusiasfic in all school evenls. and lakes an acfive parl in all H's acliviHes. sporls. dramalics and socials. Bookkeeping and sleno- graphy absorb much of her lime and inleresf. We will no? be surprised some day +0 learn +haf she is shining brithy in +he commercial world. CECELIA WHITE 'lCecelia's smile and pleasant way Help to brighten a dreary day. ANNUNCIATION Dramafic Club Orcheslra Spanish Club Ari Club Annual S+a'FF When +hings go wrong a word or +wo of WI? from Cecelia-and l'he 'l'rouble is forgolfen. Cecelia has arlich abilily. 1'00, and we'll lef you in on a secref: We should no+ be surprised if in a few years we found Cecelia Jraking Elhel's place in fhe Posf. l $mmw$mmw wmmmwwmmw G??? M$mmwmmellmwllwwwl$w$ MmmwwwW$mlww hWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWSMW l l wwmwwmmwwwmwwwwmwwwwwwn lg LORETTA WIMBERG Tall and stately; studious, too, Loz'etm's true blue through and through? HOLY NAME l VIce-Presidenl Baskelball Team l Dramafic Club Annual S'lahc Spanish Club LoreHa. charming mlxlure of simplicify, .sweef- ness. and peppiness rolled info one. can be Jrermecl only by one name. Lore++a. An afhlefe. wifhouf doubt a class leader and officer and a churn +0 all of us, are some of her prerogafives. On firsi' acqualn+ance wi'rh her. one migh+ +hink she Is a very Jtimid girl. Why? Because she has a wee. Hny voice. which has been a source of amusemenf +0 us ever since we have known her. GERTRUDE YOUNG l 'Genialitg and sport go well together. I H y ST. CLEMENT l French Club Volley Ball Team Dramafic Club Baskefball Team l Sponsor of Civic and Vocafional League l Gerl' is an adepf sporlswoman and has faken a greal parl ln afhleflcs +hroughou+ her high school I; career. She has hos'rs of friends. Whenever you . see her she is smiling. and +ha+ smile is +he key- -; nofe +0 her characfer. Her buoyan+ spirif and +he persis+ence wi+h which she carries on all her worl: guaranfees a happy and successful lulure for her. wmeWmwa RETU RN ;l l wenl' back fodayo jusl for one wishtul hour. And I saJr in +he swing in +he olcl peach free; I was swayed by a breeze filled wi+h scen+ of +he flower. As I dreamed and re-lived all +haf's happened +0 me. l fried +0 revive a lost happy childhood. To recap+ure old mem'rles +ha+ seemed almoer dead; I casl' all aside. iUSl' inlenf on remembering. The gay. happy days +hal have so Jraunllngly fled. wmwmmeWmemmm l4 W Mwnxwwwwwwwegm 43gngWQKWQKWSQEKWiWEQWWWMWWWSWWWW 7 ll ll l l l eameewmwmeeweeeeeweweeei lyre: ll lil 'x L: y Wewweewee memeeeeemee .Qgg IQ 93$ SENIOR CLASS HISTORY VERY FEW Seniors have +he dis+inc+ion oi being iusl' as old as l'heir school. The reason for Jrhis is +ha'l' Our Lady, of 'l'he Angels is iu51L l'wo years old. I and we were +he firs+ Juniors. Whaf an honorl Who is able +0 express our feelings on +ha+ evenHul Sep+ember morning when we slepped info +he beaue +iful lobby of +he school +0 enroll as Juniors? We were known as Jrhe All-Sfar Class and. of course. like all Juniors we l considered ourselves +he bes+ and brighl'esl' +he world had ever seen. We had reasons: for. did n01 our class produce +he bes'r debalers for +he scho- lasiic year I928-I929? We promol'ed Jrhe Mask Hallowe'en Hop and did 4A 4 b1 44 mewexm excellen+ work in +he firsl' book drive. And +he firsf Prom af 0. L. A. How lg aboui' i1 ? Who will deny H was a success? Our class sincerely hopes +ha+ our ! l good example will be followed each year. +hus giving ioy and happiness lo il. l +he fui'ure gradua+es. Who will ever lorge+ +he breaklasl' given +0 +he Seniors 139:1 y on +heir graduafion day as a par+ing farewell? 3531 l l The rose and whi+e is now changed +0 green and orchid. We are Seniors gl i i -Oh. +he joy and sadness of +ha+ word! We sfill +hink we are an AIl-Sfar l l Class. bu+ we are a lin less noisy abouf ii. We have learned a few lessons. you see. Have we been wanl'ing in school spirit in scholasfic achievemenfs? l Le+ us see. The Big Sisfer Parfy. our firsf event was greafly enjoyed by +he L Big Sis+ers as well as +he I'Lil'Jrle Sisfers. Tennis and volley ball +hen l claimed our aHenfion. A volley ball +eam was crganized. and our class l furnished +he capl'ain. besides several o1c Jrhe bes+ players. In December Jrhe lg 3? Ci Senior Drama'ric Club con+ribu+ed a one-ac+ play +0 +he Chris+mas pro- . gram. Mid-year exams arrived. Bu+ Oh! Joy! The Senior Classroom was l graced wilh ano+her pennanfe-Jrhis one for exemp+ions-+he grea+es+ school l honor possible, for if is a measure of our loyaHy +0 school regulafions and l; 1 our scholaslic abilify. Our class also +ook an in'l'eresl' in a+hle+ics-see +he lg l success of our swimmers and baskefball players. Our lasl' and besl' achieve- menf was our Class Play. Abbu San in Old Japan. Here Jrhe drama+ic and lgl? musical +alen+ of The class showed ifself +0 +he besf advanlage. Our socia- 5 l e bilify has been evidenced by +he many enjoyable evenings spen+ wi+h Our .$l i l Class Club. Tu l lg l H is now graduaHon. We have lived up +0 +he principles se+ for us by +he WI ll 1 Class of '29. As +he second class +0 gradua+e from O. L. A.. we have +ried i4 l i$l +0 help esfablish high ideals and +radi+ions. We hope +ha+ our love for our i Alma Ma+er will pass on +0 +he many classes who will follow us. We mus+ Eel g soon leave. bu+ we will always keep in mind our moHo. Loyalfy and Service. V $3: Ever before us will be +he angels. Vir+us e+ Scienfia. which illumined +he cor- g l ' ridors for us during our happy days 6+ Our Lady of +he Angels. lqlr l l jail 'wwwewewweeweewwwewewwke gem l ezgg mam memwWwww$memWWWWWWWWWWWWW Kmmwm Wwwmmwmmmwmwmw wmmmW$QE l My CLASS OFFICERS Presiden+ ......................... Nice Recker Vice-Presiden+ ............ . . . .LoreHa Wimberg Secrefary ...... , ................. Rose Marion? Treasurer ....................... Ru'rh Schroder 1 Class Colors ................. Orchid anchreen Class Pa+ron ..................... Sacred Hearf Class Fiower ..................... Pink Rose Bud Class MoHo ................ Loyalfy and Service 99$ G$3K mmmwwmwmwgwwwmm gwmgg: - 26- EWMBSMWCMWWWWMBWWWWWWWWWWWWE E339. IWWW QMEWE April 2, 1933. Hornback. Guess she has reached I1 I noticed in the evening paper the POP 33 3 newspaper reporterE I that Mrs. Hinsel, the society leader, gettmg her story on the front page. is giving a charity concert next :9: at :k month. Among the list Of VOIUII- March 25 1934 teers who will lend their talent for ' I the occasion, I saw the name of Margaret Huth. I always knew Margaret would make something of her voice. a: a: :k mwmeWmmwmwwmmeEWWWWWwWWWWWWWmW I Found a postcard from Marcella Amrein in my afternoon mail. Says they're in Naples for a few days. It certainly was her lucky day when Mrs. Cambell decided to take along a nurse-companion July 5, 1933, on her trip abroad. Some people Stopped at the East Side Branch have all the luck! Library today, and who do you $ $ $ u suppose was at the desk but Lucille April 30' 1934. Craven, my high school classmate. Said she had only recently been appointed to the post, but she en- joyed her work immensely. mwwwwwwawwwwwwmeWMww Turned on the radio this eve- ning to hear Dot. Brockman play. SheIS one of the most popular radio artists of the day. I remember. ll H it it at When we were at O. L. A., how ' October 30 1933- we all admired her touch. ll Attended a debate at the Uni- I I I versity tonight. Margaret. Steffen December 20. 1934. I had always been V917 pert1nac1ous Took some little Christmas gifts I in any argument at'school, so 1 down to the Welfare Center this felt it WOUId be- a lIWIY one. I afternoon. Anna Fuhr had asked was not disgppotnted. Of course me if I coulant help them out. the aermatlve SIde walked away Anna is doing such splendid work l I with the honors. down there with those poor people. I I :1: :1: :k I have never known a more um- i ll January 4, 1934' figsgelraerson. Wish I were more E il l Willwonders never cease! Picked ' 4g :9: ,k l l I up the paper today to read about I I the sensational Grandon case, and January 16, 1935- I found the article under the glaring Called up Ruth Schroder to ask headlines was written by Dorothy her if she had any news and how :WW GEKWCES WWWWWWWQWWWMQKWWWWW E Ezyh l eWwWEWWwWmemwmwmwwagg 1 wwwwmwwx 11 Coughlin. Dear old Peggy! Hadn't heard from her since we sixty-five letters and piles of manu- left school. I'm sure I wish her all script, so she was dead tired. 'But happiness. of course it had its compensations. ,k ,k :1: - 'k fA M - What M 1 thm 0 ma ar October 22, 1935. garetis engagement? It was the first I had heard of it, Wonder These Indian Summer days are who will be next! so beautiful. Dropped into the ,k ,k ,k park today to enjoy nature in the form of gorgeously tinted leaves. she was enjoying her private sec- retaryship. Said she had typed ll 1 March 29, 1935. Went to visit Mrs. Delapace at the hospital this afternoon. Im afraid she went live much longer. As I was leaving, I was still so engrossed that I collided with a young lady wheeling a baby buggy. I was agreeably surprised to iind In the corridor I met Loretta Wim- that it was Catherine Buskin, MY' berg and Cecelia Davis. They but she is proud of her baby! But 1 were off duty, they said, so were who wouldn't be?-he is such a going out for a bit of air. Chatted darling! with them for a while, thjn went :1: :3: :1: over to the infants war to 'see December 6, 1935- 233,; mehjfiifjigefas gmmg Went to the Fall Exhibit at the Academy today. The attention :1: $ $ - - 1 centered around 39 exquisuely done 1: May 24, 1935. portralt. Upon 1nqu1r1ng for the Met Gertrude Young on the car artist, I was astounded to hear the this evening. She said she had been attending a three days' conference for Directors of Physical Educa- tion. Asked her how Verona was making out with her swimming classes. Oh, hadn't I heard? Why, Veronals girls had won the trophy at the recent swimming meet. a: 2:: a: June 12, 1935. Attended the graduation exer- cises at the University this morn- ing. HOW it brought back memo- ries of four years ago! Lucille Berning and Helen Kelsey looked just lovely in their caps and gowns eonly this time they were black. Ilm sure they worked hard for their sheepskins. 4: :1: :1: August 4, 1935. Received an invitation today to attend the wedding of Peggy name of Louise McEnery. And to think that I once went to school With someone who could put such beauty on canvas! :1: :1: :1: February 6, 193 6. Met Madelyn and Gladys at lunch today. Madelyn is still very much interested in accounting, and Gladys says she is getting on very well too, only she does wish they would get another girl to help with the billing. 3k $1: 3k March 19, 1936. Who do you suppose has moved next door? Yes, Betty Rogers, now Mrs. Martens. Says she and Phil are sick and tired of flats, so they're going to live in their own home hereafter. She and I will talk over old times the Erst chance we get. wwwwwwwwmwwwwwmwmmmme$ww WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW , xx 11:9: JWWW hzgh '3 11g: May 9, 1936. would get the rest of the Romaru- L1; 91' My year of practice teaching will mate to come up to see her. 1 t soon be up. The more I do of it, a: :1: :k mg 1'52? the better I like it. 195 l .11 a: 5!: :4: February 4, 1938. WI- gt I see the new Brainatd home is 537' g1 June 2: 1936- nearing completion and that the g?! h I Bought myself a new sport interior decorating will be under ME: frock today-one of those popu- direction of Miss Cecelia White. gl i ,1 lat ones advertised as Mlle. Julie's Cecelia seems to be making good I - latest creation. Julia Fellhauer use of her talent and so is Kitty $3 ! seems to be making a hit as a Thesken as a commercial artist. I t - fashlon artist. :4: a: :k a i :k :k 4: :22! ll May 29, 1938. '- I 5' 'JUIY 15' 193.6' Heard that Sister Margaret Mary g t I Read the SOCleltY. news tonlght. was down at the Institute Free Day e 11 l Mr..and Mrs. leham Colvert are Nursery, so I went down to see E: H - passmg an enJoyable summer at her. She is just the same dear Mar- I HOHOIUIU- Had almost forgotten garet Stout I went to school with. lgl Nellle Hopkins WAS 'Mrs. COIYeIt. She is so very much wrapped up in I 31193? they are havmg an eHJOY' her Work. That reminds meeI ablei tlmeI-u and we have to swel- must Iind out how Mary Hohman t 1n thls heat! is doing with her Kindergarten l :1: :k a: work. ll :1: :k 3k September 16, 1936. Had a free afternoon so I went August 1: 1938- I up to 0.1.. A. to see Sister Mary Eleanor Sturm in China! We Lawrence and any other of my old were all surprised when she became teachers that might still be there. a Catechist, and now I read in 3 Sister Mary Lawrence, however, mission magazine that she and was the only one there; I was very three companions sailed last month. I glad to see her and she had very How thrilling for her! 1 much to tell me. As I was about a g: a: 1 to leave. she asked if I would like 1 l wwwwwwmwmwm mwmmemewmme mwmwmwmwwwww 'hwmwww to see Rosemond. Well, I never October 12, 1938- was so completely surprised in my Have just finished reading Mary life. I knew Rosemond had joined Helen Baker's latest novel. One of l the Franciscans, but I never ex- the best books I have read for a 13 pected her to teach music at long time. Well, all the old girls I l O. L. A. I chatted with her for seem to be making a name for I ' another hour and promised her I themselves in one way or another. $w, M'waWWwwmehwwwwwwwewa 6:35??? bzqu WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWEEWW X X X X E WWWWWWWWWWWMW 17 WWW WmeWwwm We, the Senior Class of 1930, of Our Lady of the Angels High School of St. Bernard, Ohio, having full use of our senses and of firm purpose, do, hereby, wish to make and publish this, our last will and testament, before departing from this our beloved Alma Mater. We hereby devise and bequeath: To Xhe School, our undying onalfy and high ideals. To +he Faculfy. our deepesf and mosX' sincere grafHude and appreciafion for their faifhful labors In our behalf. To +he Juniors. our brown ribbons and Xoffy posifion as Seniors. To +he Sophomores, our wide and varied knowledge and copious learn- ing capacify, To Hwe Freshman. our perXeCHy balanced poise and dianfied bearing. PERSONAL BEQUESTS: Marcella Amrein, +0 Louise Bihl. my sfudiousness. Mary Helen Baker. +0 Alice Allen, my freckles. Lucille Berning, +0 JeanneHe 66:55. my posHion as Volley Ball Cap+ain. Madeline BoXand. +0 Eleanor Haun. my appreciafion of H16 Irish Nafionalify. , Ca+herine Buskin. +0 Aurelia Malone. my love Xor music. Dorofhy Brockman. +0 Helen Busam. my manly sfride. X X. Peggy Coughlin. +0 Rufh Bene' my love of sfudy. I. Lucille Craven. +0 Rosemary Ernsfes. my red barrefs. X. Cecelia Davis. +0 CaXherine Whife. my knoerdge of Spanish. X. l X I X Julia Fellhauer. +0 Rosemary Beck. my curl. . Anna Fuhr. +0 Vera Zinser, my X'yping abXXHy. . Anna Margare+ Gallagher. +0 Marie Suer. my pereness. . Mary Hohman, +0 Rufh Luken. my abIXiXy +0 sink in Hue swimming pool. , Nellie Hopkins. +0 Margaref BuHer. my wH. X X WWWW WWMWQWWMWQWWQWWWWWWQWWWWGWM .Egom. X WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW kaibmgmwmmmwmwmmxwgmwgw A -- w mm m R , y u n - Q wwwmwwwwwwmwwmmmwwwwwmwmewwwmwww m l. Dorofhy Hornback. +0 Dorofhy Sfich, my Die Deu+sche Sprache. l. Margare+ Hufh. +0 Virginia Kraus. my vocal accomplishmenfs. l. Helen Kelsey, +0 Rosemary Ficker. my fluen+ Jrongue. I. Verona Laukhuff. +0 Berfha Jaeger. my +ypEng eraser. 1 l. Rose Marioni. +0 Ida Reynolds. my dignify. l. Louise McEnery. +0 Agnes Wallenhorsf. my ambifion +0 kiss H1e Blarney Sfone. l . Alice Recker. +0 Marfha Dillhoff. my ambifion +0 keep order in +he cass. . BeHy Rogers, +0 Evelyn Shading. my garrulify. m . Rosamond Rosselof. +0 Mary Alice Creeden. my bass voice. Ru+h Schroder. +0 Alice Gleason. my playfui dimple. h . Margaref S+effen. +0 Helen Lisferman. my slow manner of speech. I. Margaref S+ou+. +0 Mary Thomas, my small moufh. I. Eleaner Sfurm, +0 CharIoHe Singer. my idiosyncrasies. l. Cafherine Thesken. +0 Heien Schwab. my swimming backsfroke. m m I, Gladys Trindle. +0 Marie Dieckman. my sligh+ s+a+ure. H I, Cecelia Whi+e. +0 Mary Kafherine Schroeder. my absenf-mindedness. w l. LoreHa Wimberg. +0 Romaine Bumb, my precise penmanship. H l. Gerfrude Young. +0 Adele Hudepohl. my afhlefic prowess. H Having +hus formed +his document we enfrusf +he execu+ion 1'0 Our be- H H loved Alma Mafer. n In wifness whereof. we. The Seniors of I930. +0 +his. our Ias+ will and +es+amen+. have hereunfo se+ our hand and seal. mmmmmmwmwmwwwmwwwmwmwm W The Seniors of I930. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmwwwm; mwmwmwwwmwme IEEQW mym WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW W 1W WWWWWW' CAREERS FOR WOMEN EACH morning as we enter the portals of Our Lady of the Angels ' High School we are one step nearer to the realization of our am- bition. We are being preparedlfor our work in life, our careers. Prep- aration of some kind is necessary. but no one knows just what consti- tutes an ideal preparation for those whose opportunities for activity are expanding day by day. Some may say: A College Education ; but even college education for women is still experimental. It has not reached its perfection because there are new and different openings con- tinually coming before modern women. With women making their mark in professions and in business, it is a foregone conclusion that adequate training must be provided for them. The present opportunities have come to woman through the edu- cation provided for her. Dr. Sabin, the only woman member of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research says. There is no end to womanis development in science, as in the arts and professions. and in business if she has the will to work. ' There are many advantages of being a woman of 1930 as compared, for instance, with being a woman of 1900. Her increased freedom is due, in part, to woman suffrage. Which, again, is the result of the ambition of a woman, Susan B. Anthony. Modern woman would not exchange her present day life, with all its freedom and advantages, for the life of any woman of the past. Modern freedom is noticeable even in the variety and originelity of decoration within the home. Women have been released from household drudgery by the many mechanical and electrical devices invented since 1900. They now have ample time to pursue diEerent courses. and are interested in things which heretofore did not appeal to them. Business women, literary women. prima donnas, actresses, artists, and scientists are rapidly pushing their i way out of the old sphere of domestic limitations. Then, there are the professional women: doctors, lawyers, teachers. nurses, and social workers, who are doing very much to beneht humanity. Politicians there are, too, who try to rule the country in place of their homes! Physical liberation has been brought about by the sportswoman. No longer do women hesitate to take part in athletic activities which formerly had been for men only. Girls, the same as boys, march to basket-ball and football games, sing the school songs, and split their lungs at the signal of the cheer leader. They play hockey, tennis. basketaball, golf. They take part in any activity Which may broaden their intellect and sense of sportsmanship. Since women have this wide and unlimited choice afforded by mod- WWWWWWWWW l WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW igll l W W WWWWWWGWWWWMWWWWWWW WWW i ll W32W wwwmwmwmmmmwmmwmwmmmwmmmels ewmmmhmwmwm ;h$fmmwmwwwmwmwmwwwmw l :l ern liberty and freedom. have they forgotten their calling of home builder? Let us hope not. Ex-president Roosevelt was once quoted as saying, HThe greatest thing for any woman is to be a good wife and mother. What human being can ever forget his mother and everything she has done for him? Surely such memories are a tribute to those who did not strive for laurels but heeded their call quietly and humbly. Scientific expeditions, business propositions, and great works of art may have succeeded, failed, or have been forgotten, but the word 'lMother is first and foremost in every heart and mind. Housekeep- ing may be made as interesting as any other business or career. Much time can be spent on the preparation of food. Proper training of child dren is no small achievement and will occupy much time. Henry Ford, noted business man, says: 'iIf women are wise, they will be a coming power in the home, not in industry. Homes are the motives to man; industry exists only because in the end it ministers to homes. The most exalted career open to women is that of the religious state. For centuries women have served in this Army of the Lord with the success that is given only to a consecrated cause! It is impossible to exaggerate the influence of the Catholic Sisterhoods upon society. All humanity bows in respectful homage to those women who have given up all to serve Christ. No form of human misery or need but has its ministering angels to alleviate or to satisfy it. The youth. the orphan. the sick, the poor, the old, the feeble minded, the fallen, all are cared for by some self-sacrificing Sisterhood. When a new need arises, noble- minded women come to the front offering their services. Thus today we have the Medical Missionaries, Catechists, and the Religious Social workers. What ever our undertaking or career may be, let us always keep before us our class motto: HLoyalty and Service. Let us pray that the angels of virtue and science, who illumine our corridors. will light up the path so that we Will not stumble over ignorance and vice. Mary Hohmann. ,30. W$$W$ MWWWWMWMWWWWWQKWWWWWWMQ wmwwwwwwwwwmwwmem WWWWWWWW M MMMMMMMMMMMMMMmM WW g IN OTHER SHOES THE moon played hide-and-seek in and out of the clouds, touching the earth with silver lingers, then receding, and casting a shadow over the earth. The tall, ivy-colored building loomed dark and fore- boding in its shadows. Now and then the moon's f1tfu1 rays disclosed a group of stealthily whispering iigures huddled close to the brick wall. This was an untimely scene for Briarwood College. The chimes of a distant clock had just struck one. According to dormitory rules, all girls mUSt be in bed by 10 o'clock. The whispering continued until one hooded figure, stepping for- ward, said in a low voice, l'It's dark enough now, and eyeryone's asleep. There's no chance of being caught. We may as well begin. uAll right. We're ready. Let's go. The several figures then entered a door fairly hidden in the gloomy shadows and cautiously began to ascend the stairs. liDon,t forget, girls, be as quiet as possible. You know how watch- ful Miss Barry is. If she should catch us, it would mean home for all of us. By this time they had reached the second floor, and were stealthily and slowly making their way along the corridor. A board creaked under their weight. Terrified, all stopped and listened. But not a sound was heard from behind the closed doors that lined each side of the long hallway. The party proceeded more cautiously until the farthest end of the corridor was reached. Stepping up to the last door, the one who was apparently the leader knocked softly but sharply upon it. There being no answer, the knock was repeated. This time, after an interval that seemed an age, a sleepy voice in- quired, ilWho is there? HLet me in, came the prompt reply. But who is it? l'One of the girls. I must see you. Then footsteps were heard inside and iinally the sound of a key being turned indicated that the order was obeyed. Before any action could be taken to prevent it, the half dozen masked figures pushed their way into the room, surrounding the small figure that was too frightened to speak. In the faint light. the figures produced bandages and promptly proceeded to bind the mouth and hands of their victim, who fought off as best she could the assaults of her captors. Carefully they retraced their steps down the stairs through another long and very dark passage to the tiny hidden door. When they had almost reached it, something behind them fell with an echoing thud and caused more than one to gasp. Quickening their steps, they soon reached the door. Then the spokesman pushed the hapless victim out of the door saying, You must walk across the garden up to the top of the observa- tory tower, around the path which is next to the graveyard. through a tiny thicket to the back door of the college where we will be waiting to let you in. You must do this or lose your position in the college. This mmwwmwmmwmwwywmwwmww r, MMMWMWM W eWWQMMMMMXMMMMMWMM 955K; l t H a34... l l l mmmewmwmwwwmwmwmmmwwwmwwmemwmww I mwhwwwmwmmwwmwmwmwwwwwws w T 7 T l is your initiation as a Freshman. You must show that you are worthy to enter any of the sororities here. At this the captive began to kick and mumble incomprehensibly. but she was thrust out into the dark night, where the moon was still playing behind the clouds. The door behind her was shut and locked. and she was but one of the shadows. Three of her captors were now sentlto watch the door on the other side of the building and receive the bew11dered freshman. Minutes passed slowly, quietly, and without event. No one spoke. The girls at both doors were surprised when they heard a clock strike the hour of two. At half past two there was still no sign of their luckless victim. She had been gone an hour and the entire trip should not have taken more than lifteen minutes. When the clock struck three. they left their posts, ascended the stairs, disappearing behind doors to bury their heads in their pillows, but not to sleep. Far from them was even the thought of sleep. They lay wide awake, wondering every mo- ment what would happen next, feeling as guilty as murderers. What had happened to that freshman? Early the next morning after the general assembly, six girls with pitifully haggard faces were ordered to report at once to the principal's office. At this startling news, the six faces grew a shade paler. Without looking at each other and feeling too sick at heart to speak, they repaired to the oflice. Before long a stern, forbidding flgure entered. When she had seated herself, the principal broke the silence with a sharp question, At what time did you retire last evening? The question met With no answer until iinally one girl spoke. at hrst hesitatingly and excited; then, encouraged by her superior's silence, she confessed their guilt, telling the entire story from beginning to end. 'iOh, Miss Fox, really we meant no harm. It was only in fun. Will you please tell us what has happened to Gladys? She did not return after we put her out last night and neither did she appear in the chapel this morning. Why Gladys is ill. She was sent home yesterday, and Miss Cole- ridge, my assistant, was using her room, since we are overcrowded. It was she. and not Gladys, Whom you initiated. She recognized her assailants and gave me your names when reporting the matter to me this morning. You will be put on probation and your good behavior will determine Whether you Will be expelled or not. This is all. Good morning. Nellie Hopkins, i 30. H wws Ww$ wwww $29!; - s n35n wms l l l i wmwmwmwmmemewmwmmmw gwmwmwwwmwmwmmmmmmmwmwgg SE53 THE DAY IS DONE The sun has sel: shades are falling: Men are faking +heir rest And in +he dusk +he flowers are clawing. The mofher bird has gone +0 her nest eThe day is done. All day l'he daisies have danced. Holding reign over Jrhe roaming meadow. They have frolicked, played. and pranced. Now nigh+ is hidden +0 'Follow. -The day is clone. Clouds have ga'rhered. rain has fallen. Lighfning has 5+ruck. +huncler bellowed. Brisk breezes moaned. resiless and sullen. Bu+ sunbeams reappeared ere clay mellowed. eEre The clay is done. The sun will rise again. +he shadows lift The dew melf and +he rains pour. Bu+ 1The daisies will have losi' yes+erday's giH. They will be Jrhe same no more, For-+he day is done. Margaref Hu+h. '30. WWWWWWGgXWWWGKWGaXWMW WWWWW$$QEXMWWWWWWWWWW mwmwmmwQmewmwwwwwmgw e36- Eh m::::q::::::::Ewdgg? 32:- Umw: va:waama:3 mgzawmm: 30:st 7W? .97 , b1 ,,OQ ,, .4 ,5? 1:., :Wm: 7:323: 2:: ! I. it ; j; ' A : :ix : 5. E 7Q :9 wmmbmmwmwmmmmmW$Wbeb J memWwwmww 1 J U 0 ! B mmmmwmwmwmmWW$WWWWWme S L THE JUNIORS oyous and ever loyal; Ief us boosf our 0. L. A. Who's singing? THE JUNIORS. n+0 whom musf credH be given for having fhe mos+ wide-awake class emcers. +he bes+ class and school spirit +he highes+ degree o1c enfhusiasm and in+eres1L in scholasfic endeavors. and +he keen- esf spirH 01c sporfsmanship? THE JUNIORS. ever daunfed by +he hardship of being defeaJred in a+hle+lcs. or discouraged by +he loss of many cove+ed pennan+sbwe always feel a new hope arising w'Hh'In us wifh every defeat and mer-nL if wi+h a smile. Who's talking? THE JUNIORS. n whom do +he Freshman and Sophomore classes see +he pace sef which H1ey musf follow in fu+ure years +0 keep alive +he spiri+ and +he sfandard of O. L. A.? THE JUNIORS. ' ver whom does We firsf O. L. A. pennanf ever merHed by any class floaf? TH E JU NIORS. esolu+ions made March 4. I930: J oyLtu obey H1e Sfuden+ Council. U pbraid no Senior. N ever allow defeaf +0 mar our aim: SUCCESS. I nvigorafe +he Sophomores. 0 u+vo+e fhose n01 in favor of fhe Prom. R eprinf a copy of Hwese resoiu+ions for Hue Laculfy. S uggesf +ha+ all Freshmen bow fo us in '3I. Made by whom? THE JUNIORS. eniors! Affenfionll We're nexHH Who's nex+? THE JUNIORS. Marie Suer. '3l. wwmwwwwmewwwW$wWW$$ I ' mwm wwww wW$ngwb$MMwabbbf wmwmwwwwwwwmw .t ,4! L39L. a$me$memm KWWW$WW ZWWW$WWWW l l l x $ Sis? $$$EWWW$W$$EaE$WWM J E THE ANNUAL PROMENADE Hasfe +hee, Nymph. and bring wifh +hee Jes1L and youfhful iollify. Quips and cranks. and wanfon wiles. Nods and backs. and wrea+hed smiIes. aMiH'on L'Allegro. Crea+ures o1c enchan+men+ n01 only obeyed +he I930 Prom Commiffee's orders +0 bring +0 +he O. L. A. school audH'orium Hie Seniors and Alumnae wrea+hed in smiles : buf fhese in- genious fairies, very early in fhe morning of May 2nd. waved a magic wand. and lolaa wis+eria garden was in readiness for Hwe hour Hwaf was +0 welcome +he revered guesfs. TheJunior hos+esses had bu+ +0 bid +hem. Come, and frip if as you go. On +he ligh+ fan+as+ic Jroe. and a perfecf evening was +he result Each guest affer hours spenf in yoquHul jolli+y. deparfed +reasuring fond memories of H16 pleasure pre- pared by +he Juniors of '30 and +heir magic helpers. CHAPERONES: Mr. and Mrs. F. Picker, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Luken. Mr. and Mrs. G. Reynolds. COMMITTEE: Virginia Kraus, Helen Lisferman. Rose Mary Be ck, Rose Mary Ficker, Ida Reynolds. wawwwwwmwaangwm 24339 maroa wwWawww$Wwww 9315K 3S! W$g wwwwwwwwwwwWw I L t w Jv wwWwwy W41.. Em 139 :u WWRVJxQ mcrn. iwxggm. :zw . ., . . ; . . . . 153:.9W xx mmOEOImOm wmweaeamaeawameEwmama l h x T ewew TRAVELING WITH SOPHOMORE A i THE DIRIGIBLE. Sophomore A was launched, Sepfember sevenfeen+h. nine+een hundred and Jrwen'ryenine. wi+h a jolly crew 01c 28. The cap+ain. 1 Mary Frances Sfelfenpohl. wH'h +he assisfance of Pauline Clemen, Jane Evers. and Aileen Rice. faH'hquy guided +he ship from ifs hangar. audiforium of L O. L. A. +0 flight Rising higher and higher. Jrhe crew began +0 fear les+ we ! should land in foreign ferrifory Trooms of FreshiesT, buf finally descending. T T wH'h a whoopee. we made a safe landing a+ Porf 3. There. being welcomed. we were assured of a pleasant Jrhough noJr alfogefher peaceful iourney. y +hrough +he Realm of Knowledge. Our iourney embraced +he Land of English and Liferafure. +he sfeep Lafin Moun+ain, numerous Geomefric curves. +he River of His+ory. and last bu+ no+ least +he Coun+ry of Religion. ewmwmwmwmmmewmwmeewwwmwmwmwmmmmmwm I T Bang! The firsf sform we bumped info was labelled Book Drive. We. one among The many balloons. compefed th Jrhe ofhers in an eHorHess T eHorf +0 come 0qu vicforious: Jfor r'Soph A was run down by a larger ship. 1 making us-down. buf nof out As compefiHon Is Jrhe spice 0? life. +he jolly 28 decided +0 +ry +0 oufdo someone. So. having selecfed fheir mosf muscular girls. +hey enfered +hem J In a volley-ball JrournamenJr. O+her airships. having +aken our example, were T fouthr against eliminafed one by one by our +eam, under +he leadership of ' Mary Rose Hoffman. and +he resuH' wasea pennant which now floafs proudly o'er our ship. Bang! Bang! The second +empes+eand horrors! Bearing +he +i+lee Ex- aminafions. Many o1c +he crew pounced upon parachu+es-marked Exemp- +ions eand Thus avoided Jrhe dreadful predicament Buf Jrhe o+hers were caugh+ in +he sform and had +0 force +heir way ouf. Bang! Bang! Bang! The +hird cyclone. Bqu +his Time no one jumped for a parachufe. bu+ all +ried +0 land in +he midsf of The sform. 'For 1+ was labelled Amusemen+ -namely, a Card Parfy and Dance. HSoph A worked wifh W hear+ and soul, +0 help +he good cause-consequence. anofher beaufiful pennanJrl making +he fofal +hree. which now HoaJr wildly o'er an almosf IOOOA, I crew. Helen Nunlis+. '32. iy 4W hl 1;:f;b;.-..-m mi, .1 : ,7 ,, a777,,12y 1y heeeeweeeeeeeweeeewmwwm T -43e xw g$6ww $aa$ ww $a$Q $$$ a 1i 9? giwigd$$k$$ .quLm $76 m mmOEOImOm 44 L g g $ $ g e g e g g g g $ g $ g $ g $ $ $ g 4U W A-rr SOPHOMORE B Lis+en. my readers. And you shall hear Of +he long. brillian+ course Of B Sophomores +his year. . We were roused ou+ of bed. And senJr off +0 school; And rhere we were +augh+ Full many a ru1e. Now firsf was a council Of s+uden+s. you see: And. you may be sure. There were girls from class B. In our own IHHe classroom AHrache and bright We Chose officers, Who we +hink are ius+ right The shelves in our library Looked ra+her forlorn; We all ga+hered bookse Now +here's no need +0 mourn. We claim some real mermaids- Oh. how +hey can swim! They dash ?hrough Jrhe wafer Wi+h plen+y of vim. We have fine balHeams. foo. Bo+h baske+ and volley: And +hough we don'+ winl We can always be jolly. A+ Hweend of +he year. Wifh our energy burned: We +hank our good +eachers. For +he lessons we've learned. We've sfuck +0 our mo++o. Like +he proverbial pup Would S+iCk +0 6 bonee KEEP YOUR SUNNY SIDE UP. Mary Armsfrong. '32. MWMWMWMMwWWmemwmwa mwmwwgwmwwwewww e KWWWWBWWBWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWBWWWWWW mmmmwwmwwmwwmwwwwwewwmx e45e QMMwaqm 77V77wm$$$g$$gailxg$x :WWM aw: 3K 5. . I: .4. 1.. 1.1 .1. u A 6:74 7 Yd Dxmkvwma awwwxy Qfoaw Myww 9w? Lcmmmmgcti 7 .1lrl 7 7 it! 7J5 7 7 rw7i 7W7w . 17 1'; I nl7.7. 7.I .7ll.7l.ll.l7.1il E4 7 mmOEOImOm ggi; x J 7 v -u 'A 7 E: 33 P; U , P -' WWW, G 4...; MQ- AV, x7 ?QC- :7 E22 7457 Wig? 72,59. NKMUAJK emme l l l m e a l eWWWmewmwmwmwmwmwmmmemewmem r l l l l SOPHOMORE C H URRAH! HURRAH! For +he mon+h of Sep+emberl Oh. my! How happy we all were +0 ge+ back +0 Our Lady of Jthe Angels. Perhaps if wasn'f so much +he +hough+ of resuming our lessons. as +ha+ of meel'ing our old friends lrom +he Freshman year Hlal sen'r a +hrill running +hrough us as we assembled in He 0. L. A. audiforium on +he morning of Sepl'ember I6. 1929. We all lelf very big as we enlisfed as Sophomores. and affer Sisfer Mary Lawrence. our principal. had comple+ed +he roll call. we were happy +0 find +ha+ a choice group of las+ year friends made up +he class for Room 5. beHer known as Sophomore C. Affer we were all seHled and inifiafed in +he arf of sfudiously fuming fhe leaves of our new +ex+ books. we chose +wo candida+es for our presidency. Miss Rufh Ko+h and Miss Dorofhy Schaler. H mighf have been +he way she combed her hair or +he way in which she powdered her nose. buf Rufh Kofh waS'chosen president winning by a small margin. Two ofher much-loved sfudenfs 01C +he class were elecfed +0 oHiceFMlss Consfance Riffer as secre- +ary. and Miss Marie Casfelli. +reasurer. Under +he guidance of fhese oHicials. our class has ever gone forward bo'rh in sludies and in ex'rra-curricular achHies. We have figured favorably in +he Glee Chorus. +he orchesfra. Jrhe swimming meet +he ar+ exhibifions. and afhlefics. To be sure we did no+ carry away +he palm 01c vic+ory for pennanfs. buf we +ried hard +0 be eligible for l'hem. and we cerfainly feel +ha+ we are on flue fop in class spirit wwwwmwwwywwmww mwmwwwwwwwwwwwwwww H47g -uu I eemweewwwwmwmmmwmweg m$w . II.IIII-IIIII..IIII.Iu I.II. 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January- Hurrahl We received +he pennanf for having +he highesf per cen+ for uniformsW96V270. Seml-exams. and many of us were exempl'ed. School and Class spiri+ high. February- We defeafed Sophom-ore E in bas- kel'ball. and won several pennanfs for selling Hckel's for +he Mofhers' Club Card Parfy. Re+rea+Wand all of us made a good One. March- This fime we defeafed Sophomores A and C in baskelball. making us +he champions of lhe Sophomore Teams. We are deep in We parlnership buslq ness in bookkeeping. Hebby WeekW some of us broughl' +hings +0 be ex- hibi+ecl. April- Len+ is over and wifh H Eas+er. while every one is +he proud posses- sor of several +ypewri+ing cerfilicafes and pins. May- The leaves of every book begin +0 furn and all are a++en+ive for June exams. Our Blessed Mofher musl help us pass +hem. School spirif soars high. June- Some of us are eagerly awail'ing +he +ime when we shall be called Juniors. while +he o+l1ers are sadly bidding adieu +0 go 0qu info +he busi- ness world. Mary Efller. '32. KWWWWWWWWWWwWWWWWWW l l l W WWWWWWWWWMWWWMWMWMWM 'l -49- WWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWW n xwaxxaa myaxxy xxagxxa xaa ngEx;m xaqxxaq awaxxa $aw wmm xwmw; w? g9 W w m mmOEOImOm m; w mmWWM W $????3L5632XWWW V $$ 33; i: K Q if: x; $$va 74 't 7.9 $3ng 7 w? XHQK tv ,7 x23 97 ii $35 x 3'1 e A w' $g g??wQ$?l ? 1wg$kmm a 7 AH l M w .l H XWWWWWWBWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWK'i g$$w .mmmwmmemwm mammwwmmmmmawwmmmwmwmwmm SOPHOMORE E UCCESS in sfudies: firsf in spor+s. has been our slogan urging us on +0 higher endeavors. Have we been successful? Our answer is emphafi- cally yes. Acfing in co-operafion wifh our +eachers. we have masfered our sfudies. and we now feel compefenf +0 compefe wifh +he difiicuHies +ha+ may arise in our iquure lives. Though we are modest we do no+ refrain from menfioning our a+hle+ic achievemenfs. In baske+ball. our class was feared and respec+ed by our friendly opponenfs. In volley ball. however. we rose +0 our greafes+ heigh'r of fame. Affer defeafing class +eams older and more experienced +han our- selves. we finally fell down and losf +he in+ra-mural volley ball championship of +he schooi. We were parHy rewarded and recompensed by seeing one oi our own player heroines make +he school volley ball +eam. which compe+ed successfully wi+h Regina High School. Ano+her endeavor which we helped +0 bring +0 success was Hue Oiciicialogue. For +hose who may noi undersfand. we wish +0 explain +ha+ +he OFFicialogue is a paper edifed by Jrhe OFFiCe Workers' Club of which Sophomore E is a member. wwmwwwwawmmmwwmm Wi+h +hese marks of dis+inc+ion. we. Jrhe Sophomore E Class. are ready +0 leave 0. L. A. wi+h many happy memories. +0 enfer in+o +he business y world. wi+h +he sa+isfac+ion +ha+ we have clung To our moHo, Our Aim ls i Success. i Agnes Scherpenberg, '32. i wwwwwmmmW WW$ J? ie cgic mmmmmmmwmwmwmwmwmwmwmmm l $2933 A SLIGHT MISTAKE As I 55+ gazing a+ +he snow I wondered af +he sfillness. Lo! A robin. red of IoreamL and small. 1 Hopp'd in+o view itrom 0H: 5 wall. H seemed as if a herald glad. Had said. 'Tis Spring. Alas. +00 bad. For +here was snow upon +he ground. And +here were snowflakes all around. This poor. lone robin made me +hink Tha+ Spring was herehmy hopes did sink. For how could Spring be here when +ree5 Were wh'i+e th snow while all +he leas Has shown no blade of grass as yet The budding How'rs showed +heir regref Wi+h snow +heir heads were covered o'er. For Spring had beenha week before. A sligh+ mis+ake +his robin made. By coming in red veer arrayed. To herald Spring wi+h joyous song; For Spring's no+ here. Poor robin's wrong. Josephine Bergman. '3'3. DEE Laxwwwmwwwwwegxwmwwm QgXWMWMWQgXWGQXMQEXWWWWWQSX L wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwmmwmw: H: hm.- $$ $$$$$ QiKa E$3g$?$$E??$ig$gi3$$$$ 3r? xx lezlmwmm C K $$X $$$ $$$ $6X $W ? 6?? $35 WWW ?m X$ 4 at QK$$ Q $$ Vi QB X cg, wEiinK$ $ fk b$?Xt .m$$EE A$$Fxf$ $$E$ V$$Xv$kakaV$ Qx$hQKEQQK 4WW QQ 54 f 7 Kg em mg m szEImmEm 2: b 5C Kw NP awww w: .03 R... quu 3V QIAIBfib mam. CC? mei $$$$de ggxxwwgi 1x ; , 01m? x, WW Ah 2:1 , r. p Day; aria MVP in . a x- p. A x X? 79$ QQag 7557. mamwmmwwmwwmmwwme$$f;e memwmwmwm Q FRESHMAN B lgl l l We. +he class of '33, have finally become acquainled wifh fhe cusfoms lg; l l ol our dear O. L. A. We recall wifh laughler Freshie Day as we were ' - ushered as real freshmen wilhln +he walls of Our Lady of +he Angels High g l School. H is only now +ha+ we realize how we unconsciously enferlainecl g y l lhe oJrher classes as we walked awkwardly +hrough +he corridors and wailecl g :I l paHenHy. indeed very pafienHy. for our slowly approaching +urn in Jrhe l l lengfhy lunch line. lg l Now +ha+ all +hese fears and leiculfies have become a laughable s+ory lg of Jrhe past we feel equal +0 any of +he sludenfs leven Jrhe long-leared i Seniorsl and have Jraken our fellow scholars info our Closesf friendship. We feel proud +0 add +ha+ our class has proved successful in +he Swlme ming MeeaL and +ha+ we have been presenl'ed wi+h a beaquul pennanl by our dear Principal. Sisfer Mary Lawrence. in whom we have placed all our confidence of furfher success. We also show our appreciafion +0 our fellow- ; classma+es who have confribqued Jrheir eHorl's +oward our vidory. l We have learned +0 love our dear school +0 such an exfenf. +ha+ +here is no+hing we would nof do +0 promole ifs success in every possible way. We hope +0 be a graduafing class +ha+ will be a pride +0 +he clear school which bears +he beau+iful +T+le of Our Lady o1C Jrhe Angels. Anna Mae Pabst '33. Wwwywwmwwww. ivy l l i l$ a;weewwmwwwwwmwmwmwmmw MmmwwmmwmmmmmmmwmwmWWWWW$ l 5:5 5 E$M$Wwwmwmwmwmwmmmwmww x j'x Iv f -'k$WWWKW6$W$KWWW6Em 5 OJ WEE? qumwmwmwwwewwwwwm FRESHMAN C WWW: wmww$wwwwmmWWWMW wwwww5wwwmm 9555599555 331551535: 335 mmmmmw$mmwmw$w mmmm$wwe WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW FRESHMAN C How proud we are To be Members 0T Freshman C, ForT'y-Three girls have we This class of Freshman C. Class oHicers Jrhree. have we, This group as one we'd be. E'FFic'ienT They've prov'd +0 be To Jrhe class of Freshman C. Love. Honor. and Obey The moHo of Class C. This aim is ours in every way Each girl of Freshman C. BeaquuT colors have we The class of Freshman C. Orchid and silver. see. The Jrhing for Freshman C. No pennanf yenL have we. BuT' books brough+ Freshman C, Each one. TeT's Try +0 be Champions for Freshman C. Baske+-ball and volley PTay merry Freshman C. A chaTTenge game To D Bu+ oh! poor Freshman C! No pennanf won. buT' see WhaT else can Freshman C? Win pins for accuracy. WaT'T' noT' 'T'TTT Sophs we be. In Tufure years 'TwiTT be Pleasure for Freshman C. To re-Tive in mem'ry School days of Freshman C. ETizabefh Glascock. '3 3 wwwwwmwwwmwwwmwmw mewmwmwmwmwwwwmm V T g1 $ i e T KWWBWWWW T T T TT wmwwmwwwmwwmwmwm e59- E T o zSzzwwE .IIIMMIINJIx1um-W... K: I, IMI .. IIIuIIIwwr. MIII f 3. . IEIII IIIII- I thIL IIIIWMWIIMUI . . .I I IVIHIIIWM 3:qu r. I ngaciwx WQFA4 AUCQervwmr mkkwmwwfnmkig CCmAJL hmwk I?Umwfmimw Imaiwwaoixxw FEW Cfnlxxnww I,.. ,I vunLIJOLXNm WWW? . III . . IIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJII! IIIII 1U I I II , I IIIIIIIII IIIIIvIl .I I II III .IIIIIIIIII. II I II M ,r. F IbOI. U U .:wwmwmwmwmwmwmmmwwwmmmk FRESHMAN D ' Freshman D is +he lasi class on +he long lis+ of classes of Our Lady of +he Angels High School. Tha+ is. Iasf 'in name; bu+ wha+'s in a name? We are Jrrying our beswL +0 add new zeer i0 our lessons every day and Jrhus hope +0 live up +0 our moHo. Las+ bu+ nof least My! bqu we're +rying hard +0 win one of +hose s+a+ely blue and gold pennan+s which our Principal loves +0 give +0 honor classes. So far. we have ncnL been succeSSiul. bu+ +his doesn'+ mean +ha+ we will never succeed: for +he longer Hie fight +he more glorious Hie vic+ory. There is a ii++le someihing in our class so hard +0 pu+ in+o Hie siiff lines of prose which I have Jrrieci +0 pu+ in+o +he rhyme and rhyfhm of +he follow- ing poem: Fair and square are +he girls in our class. R ieaciy ever for some +ask. Easy or hard. +hey always pass. Sfudious and kind +hey s+and H elping a friend wherever +hey can. M any are +he filoughfs so dear All have a word of good-cheer Now is Hie +ime +0 make friends frue. D on'+ waif for Jromorrow. Jrocriay will do. Rufh Schwarb. '33. 35 wwwgsimw WWWW$W$W$MG$XW$XWWWWWWWWW ibi... $3$$$w J33 wag Hwy -I - QananngwammAwwwmw--- , H 511:! -1: ,I skhuyv 1W$wml kamdwolwww .27 mJJ . Ward? HXJEHQCXK 5238 Emma; n62: WV? mex fag? $13 J 431 $ mmmmmmmm$mmwmwmmemwmwww - 5:: 5TUDENT a: E I g; ::::j 44: UNEH+ ,3 K Presidenf ...................... Verona LaukhuFF Vice-Presidenf ................. Helen Lisferman Secrefary ......................... Vera Eisman The S'rudenf Council is Hwe confrolling agency of all s+uden+ achiHes. Sfudenf adminisfrafion is ifs f purpose. If comprises a proporfionahe number of represen+a+ives who have school inferesfs af heart A+ fhe semI-monfhfy meefings, conducfed by H16 presidenf according +0 parliamentary procedure. such probfems are discussed as aHed Hwe beH'er- menf of s+uden+ discipline and +he good name mt ? Hwe school. Accordingly. +he Council frames and '-' execu+es such laws as H' deems necessary and ad- visable for +he promoHon of s+uden+ welfare. Through Hwe splendid co-Operafion on Hue parf of Hue s+uden+ body and H16 generous assisfance of +he factu, +he Council has been very successful in HS work of upholding +he morale o1c +he school and esfabHshing noble preceden+s. Members Senior ClassrRosemond Rosselof. Eleaner S+urm. Lucille Craven, Cecelia Davis. Anna Margare+ Gallagher. Junior Ciass Ru+h Bene. Rose Mary Beck. Helen Schwab. Hefen Lisferman. Sophomore AaJane Evers. Mary Frances S+el+enpth Sophomore 8 -Virginia Brown. Vera Eisman. Sophomore CF-Lill'lan Nagel. Rufh Kofh. Sophomore D-Genevieve Lehr+er. Mar+ha Davis. Sophomore E-Alma Michael. Regina Spohr. Freshman ArLuciHe Brausch. Thelma Malone. Freshman B-Adele Schroeder. Florence Rofh. Freshman C Doro+hy Gerringer. Mary Kasselman. Freshman D-Ru+h Schwarb. Mary Louise Weber. wwwW wmmwmwmwmwmw$w$wm mmmwmwmwww W $$$$ wwWwwawww ,;W$f -63- WW wwW$wwWww$w$mwwwwwwwwww$wwWww M tw C N 1 : .- x A L 0 A AA L .:UZDOU mDO.mvjmm i e a ,. gEESWXngbFEXW$KW$K$6WEEGKWerbawib5'93 Wm$$ wWWW$WW$wm eeewmwemmwm .4! I ' mt: , q-i I Mg,- E .s m 7' r? 4 - a. - O :Q I+d Fe M i --.- - . I .... , ' .1...:::...!'. l. .-.. T M RELIGIOUS COUNCIL President ..................... Virginia Kraus Secretary .............. i i . . ,Cathninz White ViceePresidem .................... Anna Fuhr Treasurer ....................... Edna Benz Sfafion R. C. of O. L. A. broadcasfing. Ladies and genHemen, girls and boys. we have received a felegram re- quesfing us +0 explain: Who we are? Whaf R. C. means? Wha+ good do we do? Do we. like oJrher broadcasfing sfafions. have a moHo? Wha+ success do we have? Well. folks. here H is. R. C. sfands for ReligioUS Council. The members of R. C. are Hie giris chosen +0 be parish moderafors and class represenfa- +ives. Our moffoe'W vishL a day keeps H1e devil away. This mo++o en+ails pracficaliy no diHictu. as we have organized +he Guard of Honor. and fine girls are allowed +he privilege of +he Sis+ers' Chapel. The objed'ive of +he Council is +0 make religion a vifai elemenf in fine daily life of +he s+uden+s. By +he organizafion of a Communion League +he s+uden+s are encouraged +0 H16 frequenf recepfion of Holy Communion. O. L. A. for Hie Sacred Hearf is our Firs+ Friday slogan. Every girl an ac+ive member of her parish sodali+y we have as our Council slogan. Wha'r is our success? Here are a iew JFigures: Average recepfion 01c Holy Communion on Firs+ Friday. 9670: average affendance ai' general Sodali+y Communion. 8370. On February 26. 27. 28. we spenf +hree days in refreai. Reverend Ful- gence Meyer. O.F.M., in a series of pracfical falks. showed us whaf we oughf +0 be. This closes Hie program broadcas+ed from S+a+ion R. C. Nexf year you WI hear from us again. PARISH MODERATORS 56:; ,mwwwmw Annuntialion ................ Catherine White St. George ................... Marcella Amrcin St. Andrew ................ Florence Ravensberg Sacred Heart ............... Mary Rose Hoffman St. Aloysius ...................... Anna Fuhr St. Joseph of Nazareth ............ Anna Wagner Bellarmine Chapel ................ Jane Pachaud St. James ..................... Margaret Stout St. Bernard, Winton Place ...... Marguerite Purcell Our Lady of the S H ........... Charlotte Singer St. Clare ....................... Helen Kelsey Holy Name ....................... Ruth Benn St, Clement .................... Virginia Kraus 58. Peter and Paul ................. Ruth Grein St. Charles Borromeo ................ Edna Benz St. Thomas Aquinas ............. Helen Schwnb St. Francis .................... Margaret Butler Seniors ......... Margaret Huth CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Freshman A..Dorothy Brueggemau Juniors . . . , , . Helen Listermann SophOmore C . . . .Kathryn Cahill Freshman B .. . . .Marie Wernsing Sophomore A Philomena Eichhom Sophomore D ..... Dorothy Ellis Freshman C . iMartha Koenig Sophomore B ....... Stella Wiest Sophomore E . .Marianna XViesand Freshman D ........ Mary Meidcl 39 f5 w k .1, :1 d 2??le I K XWQWWW 1 a 4 4444 44 QE44 444 4 www:wemwww J4 i i 1 1Ew$$wQ$QEQQewewwwgwwgm -65- J: E: w .r .V.k.hlr1lrwlriHIH!K.Nl 5 1.4L 7 , I J HQ. .. J.. : ,,... x. I $ t tux 2Qilxwwmgfq? . . . 7 $33.9 Ram? ?QY gaxvjaixxwmwaQEw x.w$w,, n? mDMOIU mmqw WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWW Waigarawm THE GLEE CLUB THE GLEE CHORUS needs +0 be congrafulafed for i+s cheerful. ready response +0 aH demands made upon if. The long weeks of pracfice for Hwe Cenfenary CelebraHon of +he Founding of +he Seminary Jreered +he perse- verance of +he girls. Ye+ how proud +hey were +0 be asked +0 sing in so renowned a program! Be H' said +0 +he honor of +he Glee Club. +ha+ no+ a discordanf no+e of complainf or wail, +ha+ foo much was asked. came from +he group of singers. AH'hough +his is buf our second year of organizafion. we are proud f0 say +ha+ we are growing and improving. Our Club now numbers eigh+y- seven members. Besides singing The Easfer Miracle of 5+. Anne de Beaupre. by Gaul. and +be Te Deum. by Tinel. for +he Cen+enary. we have rendered on various occasions Hie following selecHons: There Were Shepherds ...................... Marzo Sylvia Hour voicecH ......................... Speaks Lovely June ............................... Ardife A LiHle Pink Rose ............................ Bond Smilin' Through .............................. Penn Welcome Spring ........................... Poldini GLEE CLUB l. Sopranos RoH. Elsie Luken. Ru'rh Berning. Lucille Rusche. Dorofhy Malone. Thelma Bene. Rufb SaH. Thelma Michael. Alma Bibi. Louise Schmalfzb Marion Nolan. Cafherine Boland. Pafricia Brueggemann, Dorofhy Busken. Ca+herine Busam, Helen Bumb. Romaine Cunningham. Mary Davis. Marfha Day, Caroline Dillhoff. Martha Eisman. Vera Falk, Rosemary Flafg. Marion Gamble; Dorofhy Harman. Beryl Henkel. Virginia Hufh. Margare+ Jacquemin. Cafherine Keuper. Dolores Lis+erman. Helen Luckman. Kafhryn Mohrhaus. Marie Oberle. Beafrice Pfannkuch. Gerfrude Purcelf. MarguerH'e Ravensburg. Fforence Rice. Aileen Ringel. Anna Schrohenloher. Clara Sfeding. Evern Thaman. Vera Van Hagel. Cafherine Wallenhorsf. Agnes Zimmerman. Hel ZinserI Vera II. Sopranos Armsfrong. Mary Bock. Jda Bridges. Kafhleen Budke, Virginia CabiH, Kafbryn Chalk. Doro'l'hy Even. Cecilia FaJkJGer'rrude Feldkamp. Cecelia Hoffmann. Elsie HoH'haus. Philomene Kofb, Rufb Kraus. Virginia Kroeger. Dolores Krufhaup. Bernice Kru+haup. Dorofhy Linfer'r. Mary Gerfrude ewwwawwmmgmmwmwwmmmw Rofh. Florence Schaefer. Rosemary Schroeder. Adelaide Teufen. Margare+ Wi+zman. Margaref WHzman. Irma Wubbolding. Alva Alfos Brockmann. Dorofhy Beck. Rosemary Casfelli. Marie Day. Mary Elizabefh Dtu. Peggy FeHhauer, Julia , Hufh, Loraine Keuper. Mary Louise Laukhuff, Verona Ma+re. Margaref Meinharf. Virginia Reder. Margare+ Reynolds. Ida Rogers, Mary Pellman. thel Scheuerman. Marie Walfer. Frances Wesferkamp, Teresa Young. Ger+rude en K e g $ g i $ a g g g e ? $ g: $ e g $ g g $ g wwmmwmwwwmw wwwwmmww b67- wwwmww$$wwmmmwm 1 b jut. 14 EREERA? ,, nfinu EwmwAEmmAgm AAAQ cmwAAwameEwclAwmmeiw AAA 4 L AMSAE . EANJQ AA. AMHmmIUy-O mdiZIx mTC. MAO Real N30 awukfhrJJnJ, KIJAMSAX mmx A wDD 1K . R AM .mmw. fahu. fa i T TI 1T H H me 1A U u ORCHESTRA HAT would Our Lady of +he Angels do wifhouf Jrhe Orchesfra? Truly H is our pride and joy! The school would be a dull place indeed. wi+hou+ +he varEed jumble of sounds ThenL issue from Jrhe music depar+men+ when pracfice ?5 going on. N Is quHe. a diFFereni' s+ory. however. when. arrayed in +heir eli+e uniforms. +he members enhance a program by +he rendifion 0T beaufiful music. The Orches+ra organized las+ year 61' O. L. A. is living up +0 +he s+andards se+ for 1+. The Torfy enfhusias'ric charfer members resumed prache a+ +he opening of The school ferm. wifh an addifional enronenf of Jrwener-six members, making a +o+al of sixfy-eigh+. The orchesfra has furnished music on numerous occasions for bofh school and oufside enfer+ainment They showed lfheir real musical ability af The combined Dramafic. Glee Club. and Orchesfra Program given in December. The concerf given a+ +he Hamilfon Counfy Home was greaHy enioyed by bofh inmafes and officials. A rarer ioyefhe knowledge +ha+ we had brough+ sunshine info +he lives of +he unfor+una+e. filled +he hear+s of Jrhe happy girls who had gone ou1L of +heir way +0 do a good deed. Mary Helen Baker. '30. wgwx wwwW$Wwwmw$wwwwwwww Tw 4; k wawwwmwwwm t wammewwewewwwwW$Wwa T WWmmmmwmwmwmwmwmwmmmmmwmwmwmmww F6T u T WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW$mem gmmwwwmwm W ?QWWWWWWWWBWWWWWWWWWWSW OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS ORCHESTRA Julia FeHhauer. Direcfress Firs? Violins Tisch. E! isa befh Morshauser, Vera Formes. Es'l'her Nordmeyer. Hilda Hulsman. An+oine++e Dillhoff. Thyra Rams+e++er. Bea+rice Schmidt Cecilia No+o. Margaref Hagedorn. Mary Agnes Kemen. Bernade'H'e Egbers. Elinor Boehm, Vyola Schroeder. Adele Gerbus. Mary Eic'nhorn. Philomene Engelhart Irene Schaefer. Alberta Kleiner. Rufh Second Violins Whife. Cafherine Whife. Cecilia Jacquemin. Cafherine Spifznagel. Hermina Burroughs. Elisabefh Wissemeyer. Gertrude Frenser. Clara Janszen. HeaneHa Kadow. Helen Kuhn. Anna Violoncello: Formes. Virginia Schaffer. Doro+hy Tonnies. Alice Bass La ukhuff. Verona Pia no Singer. Cha rloH'e Ciarineh Klieber, Lillian Michael. Helen Fuhr. Anna Rosselof. Rosemond Mefz. Rose Mary Seilkop. Clara Saxophones Kock. Lucille Maire. Margaret Solgere. Florence Rolf. Elsie Davis. Cecelia Helmers. Marian BreHholIe. Helen Concer+ Horns Busken. Catherine Kraus. Virginia Trumpefs Lindhorsf, Hilda Jaeger. Ber+ha Helmers. Marfha Meiner, Venei+a Krufhaup. Bernice Trombones RE++er. Consfance Luken. Rufh Brauns+ein. Eleanor Tonnies. Mary Kru+haup. Doro+hy Vibraphone Kofh. Ru+h Uhrig. Helen Recording Bass Baker. Mary Helen Drums Hoffman. Mary Rose QWMW QKWWMWWGEXWMWQKWWWWWM 9 ! i N l n3 a $M95XX299$XWMWMWWWWWG$XWQSXWWWWWGQXWGgXWGgXWMMQEXWMWE I:--Il.-1 .rl I'- WE?! wgwwwm KWWWWWWWwWWW$WWWW W W W f $W $3 $w mw wW$a$ 'wan I z Wing it. .' V: $$w w wQ:yW wwwawwg -71- $$$$?EgE$$$ 35$ x$$$i $i$$$a $?g: 2.3: .3,qu KZAOK, aQOQ- u 4 C mw www$ww :CJQg Pm QJ OW$Q$1 Mmeu it amgiw ? :$ma? g2m ng$$ 3w VOLLEY BALL 1g ' HE SCHOLASTIC YEAR, l929-I93O found +he girls of Our Lady of +he Angels eager +0 obfain recognifion in +he field of a+hle+ics. Volley ball was +he firer spor+ undertaken by fhe sfu- den+s. early in Odober. Various ?nfravmural games were held unfil all confesfan'l's were elim- inafed by +he vic+ors. +he class of Sophomore A. w Tgwwww A school +eam was chosen from +he mosf eli- g w 1 gible players. of which Miss Lucille Berning was w; y H chosen capfa'm. The Jream +hen challenged Re- Fgw h H gina High School. bqu was defea+ed. Regina g winning by a small margin, 53-45. A re+urn game W 1' was played a+ Our Lady of +he Angels. in which $ K our Jream was +he vicfor. +he score being 52-33. ?EV Sophomore A. we come +0 pay! Rah! Rah! Rah! Sophomore A. w SCHOOL VOLLEY BALL TEAM Luciile Berning. Capfain Dolores Kroger w w Ger+rude Young BernadeHe Wiebel w w H 1 Cecelia Davis Lena Ruck H W w W Rosemary Beck Mary Rose Hoffman Q ' 3 Rosemary Ficker Pauline Ciemen wmmwww Awmw f iu-i , fa 'gwgkgwwwwwwwmmwwwwwwwwa W -73... W V CMVSWE wswmewmwmmwwmwwwmwwg E g E g 1?; g g kg $ $ jg: $ g kg 12E'w GYMNASIUM 1 3:91 g Q g y E .- gag W g 7E3 SWIMMING POOL Mg: W gr 3: .gmwwmwwwwmmww h LE5! I QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQWQQQ WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW l KWQBWWWWWQBWQBWWW WWWWWWWW SWIMMING 0 NE OF +he many sources of a+hle+ic in+eres+ of Our Lady of +he Angels is Jrhe large and beaufiful +ile swimming pool. There are swimming classes for +he beginner. +he infermedlaJre and +he advanced pupils. On January l7+h. a swimming meef was held. in which all classes parfici- pa+ed. Freshman B had fhe honor of receiving +he mosl poinfs in Jrhe various evenfs. ali'hough H was closely rivaled by +he Juniors. The following were Jrhe mos+ in+eres+ing evenfs: Twin Race Obs+acle Race Clofhes Race Umbrella Race Leap-Frog Race Racing Back S+roke Side Sfroke for Form S+anding Fronl' Dlve S+anding Back Dive Beginners' Face Beginners' Back Crawl Among +he s+uden+s receiving recognH'ion Qor +heir swimming abilH'y are: Cafherine Thesken. Lucille Berning. Doro+hy Brockman. Verona LaukhuFF. Helen Kelsey. Rosemary Beck, Virginia Henkel. Marjorie S+reibig. Mary Rose Honann. Eleanor Rolf. and Beryl Harman. Rosemary Beck and Mary Rose Honann also received honors in +he diving con+e5+s. LoreHa Wimberg. '30. QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Q Q! Q Q QQQQMQQQQQQQQQMQQQQQQQQ -75.. f 1 F? W Jr a?mmxvmwmiwwwmixmwmwx ? ?$$a 3$$$i$g$y .WWCWWSEWSW beiwiiis j 2'33 I --5$$ -. nan ,BC? xmww r? r. 5 $?me .Iaxm Egmxxm r xu Wag , $9.. , l , u EQQQSXMQMXEQSXF $5.4 ' 9Q 7. rCL :gv V Q35? , mifwmmmx mewibmwiwwmm? 3 gawk $$$Egmn w 7bi wmwmwwm T $$W$W$$Ww$$ wamwmweamm g. mamas wee W$ BASKET BALL THE BASKET BALL season always brings exci+emen+ and icy in ifs wake. g I Was our school an excepfion? No. indeed. Nearly every girl considered T T hersehc a s+ar player un+il +he class +eams were chosen. Grea+ was +he l husfle and busHe affer class hours. as each class was seeking f0 gemL a Jrhe T T pracfice possible. OT course, +here was +0 be a fournament Mi ETiminafions Tollowed one by one. un'Hl af The close of +he con+es+ +he T Seniors occupied +he firs+ place and +he class 01c Sophomore D. +he second. ' T T The infra class games were as follows: g Seniors ...................... 24 Juniors ...................... I 8 H T , Sophomore A ................. 32 Sophomore B ................. I6 wlgj T Sophomore C ................. 5 Sophomore D ................. 30 TI T Sophomore A ................. 3 Sophomore D ................. 24 gs Sophomore E ................. 25 Sophomore D ................. 29 Tg? Sophomore D ................. I8 Seniors ...................... 3I il T The following comprised The school Jream: ? IT Dorofhy Brockman. Cenrer Helen Kelsey. LeH Guard g T Dolores Kroeger. Cenfer Guard Ger+rude Young. Righf Guard g. LuciTle Berning. LeH Forward LoreHa Wimberg. Righf Forward T 3' LoreHa Wimberg. T Alfhough indoor Jrennis was a sporf new +0 mos+ of Jrhe pupils 0T Our Lady of The Angels. H was no+ long before many of The girls had +he Tennis spirit l Balls were flying here and +here. unfil. of course. The diFFe-renf 5+rokes were T mas+ered. Then +he reaf pracfice was begun. Services became more swift while back-hand s+rokes were soon easy and na+ural. We were ready +0 meef T a s TENNIS 3g g a our opponenfs. T Wifh +he coming of +he warm. sunshiny days and +he increasing number of +ennis players. 1+ was necessary To secure an oufside court The Taculfy. much +0 our joy. arranged +0 have +he lawn +enn'ls cour'r pu+ in 'Firsf-class condiHon. H LoreHa Wimberg. $ g fie $ a wmwwmwwwwmmywwwwwMME wwwmweww T TL T T g T. T T T -77.. T ,7 ,7 7,7L, EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWE.$ T T T E g T T ECHOES FROM 0. L. A. T T OcTober 24. l929-Our moving picTure machine has arrived aT lasTe no. H's noT a Talkie! Our TirsT picTure was abouT The developmenT CT The Bell Telephone SysTem. IT was very much enjoyed by boTh Teachers and sTudenTs. and we are looking Torward wiTh anTicipaTion To The nexT picTure. WW; November 8. I929iAn ArmisTice Day Program was given aT O. L. A. Today. ReciTaTions were given by Mary EdiTh Shearer. Mary GerTrude Lin- TerT. and Ida Reynolds. Mary Helen Baker delighTed The school wiTh selec- T Tions on her piano accordion. The speaker of The day was FaTher John Hickey. pasTor 0T ST. MaTThew's Church. Norwood. The program was closed by The sounding CT The Taps and The singing of The STar-Spangled Banner. emmwwmwwm mwmwmwmwmwm November 27. I929eThe Senior Class endeavor proved a greaT success. We hope Virginia Hermann had an enjoyable Thanksgiving dinner. Mar- gareT STOUT was The ambiTious gTrT who worked The hardesT To make The aTFair a success. A mirror Tor The swimming room. and a picTure. The ImmacuTaTe ConcepTion by Giovanni. for The Senior room were boughT from The pro- ceeds. The Seniors TeeT proud To have done a wee biT To beauTiTy Their T school. T December l7. I929eWe were visiTed Today by a Tribe CT The Hop? Indians. Real Indians, my dear. war painT and all. WiTh The beaTing 0T Their Tom-Toms. The dance was on. They sTamped, hopped. and circled abouT. shouTing aloud Their weird. naTive chanTs. IT was all very inTeresTing and mysTITying. buT we were somewhaT disappoinTed when. on shaking hands wiTh The chieT, he greeTed us in perTecT. idiomaTic English. December l5. I929eThe pupils 0T 0. L. A. are giving a musical Tonight T The curTain is drawn and The program begins. TT is enjoyed by all. and H surprises many. Tor They are TisTening, noT To amaTeur performers. as They expecTed. buT To real geniuses: T T December I7l I929hThe MoThers' Club was enTerTained Today wiTh a T program by The physical educaTion classes. The Freshmen gave an exhibiTion T 0T ToTk dancing and The Juniors showed how To make pyramids. The moThers T were Then visiTed by SanTa. and on assuring h'lm ThaT They were good, 1 each received a gTTT. mewwwewewmw December 20. I929eEverybody is happy Today. Each home room T division Is having a ChrisTmas parTy. Sounds 0T music. merry IaughTer, and joyous greeTings are heard on every side. Hurrah! Tor ChrTsTmas Time! T: T T T Our Senior CTass Club has opened iTs TirsT meeT'Ing wiTh a ChrTsTmas parTy. The hosTesses were Lucille Berning. Helen Kelsey. and Mary Hohman. The mosT enjoyable TeaTure OT The parTy was The presenTaTion To The Seniors 0T a much desired pennanT Tor ThoughTTuTness and school spiriT. AnoTher surprise was The presence 0T SanTa Claus who broughT a giTT Tor each girl. T February l6. I930eThe second moving picTure. The Air Legion. was TT enioyed by O. L. A. pupils Today. IT was somewhaT diTTerenT from The TirsT. having To do chTele wiTh aviaTion and romance. wwww wwwwemmmwmmewwWWwewww y i H 7.1,, , ,, , ::, , , 744,77 4 1,: T awegwwmwwwmmweewweeewww l g ewe u 39$ 6W eeeeeememweemWWWwwe w$ February 17. I93PWe are +he hos+esses of +he combined public and parochial Civic and VocaHonal Leagues Jroday. We sfand back and proudly wa+ch +he crowds of s+uden+s who are observing our dear school for +he firs+ Jrime. They seem 1'0 like 31'. Buf who wouldn't? We would +ravel far before we would find ano+her +0 equal if in ideals and Opporfunifies. February 20. I930eOur Social and Dance was a huge success. We are proud of ourselves. The girls showed a splendid spiri+ of co-operafion and helpfulness. The faculfy vo+ed our school spirH' IOODXo. If made us feel very big +0 be +old +ha+ +hey were proud oxc us. April 25. I930-This was a big day for our school. The Federafion of +he P. T. A. were wH'h us. We served luncheon a? noon and Jrhen +ook +he ladies on an inspecfion Jrour +hrough +he building. Our Orches'rra and Glee Chorus did +heir besf af Jrhe program held in +he audH'orium. On Jrhis. day, Jr00. we had our exhib'H'ion 01c +he arf. dress-making. and school proiec+s made during +he year. May I. I930-The Commercial Deparfmenf repor+s +he following awards received by members of +he classes in erpewrifing: thel Rowekamp Mary Frances Koehne Eva Closferman Cecelia Feldkamp Cafherine Thesken Alma Michael Ida Bock Cecelia Davis Mary Helen Baker Gerfrude Young Helen Schwab DoroJrhy Hornback BernadeHe WiebeH Virginia Henkel Louise McEnery Madeline Boland Rose Marioni Margare'r 51'0qu Verona Laukhuhc Rufh Luken Florence Solgere Lucille Craven Agnes Wallenhorsf Nine Awards Anna Fuhr Six Awards Bernadeffe Keman Rosemary Schaefer Five Awards Marie Janszen Marfha Davis Four Awards Helen Lisferman Agnes Scherpenberg Marcella Amre'm Three Awards Marie Dieckmann Ceceha Even Beaf'rfce Oberle Anna Wagner Efsie Flory Elizabefh Werning Two Awards Vera Zinser Dolores Kroeger Mary EFHer Clara Schrohenloher Rquh Schroder CharfoHe Singer Berfha Jaeger JeanneHe Grass MwmwmwmwmwmmmewwmmmemWwmewwmwmwm e79- $e$W$WM$MW$WQWQe$$Qe$ w! mewww$WwMMMwwwwmwx M$W$M$W$W$MWWWW$W Margaref Hufh Rosemary 8+0 Virginia Brown Marian SchmaHz Vera Thamann Mildred Van de Ryf Anna Mary Scully Margare+ S+ou1L Mary Hohmann I JuHa FeHhauer iwwwmwmmmwmwmwmwwwmwm RosemonoI Rosselof Gladys Trindfe Loreffa Wimberg Anna Margaref Gallagher Romaine Bumb Rosemary Ernsfes Evelyn Shading Mary Braunsfein Clara Frenser i hi Q E; i Florence Gresham l Nellie Hopkins One Award Mary Agnes Monnig Loreffa Diehl Marion Flaig Mary Hanser Doro+hy Hermann Rufh Kaelin Marie Keller Genevieve Lehrfer Marie Linnemann Ca+herfne Van Hagel Dorofhy Wolfe Irma Wifzeman Dorofhy Schnur Elizabefh Weil Ka+hleen Gery Mildred Woht Rosella Ruhe Vyola Boehm Virginia Manhari' Clara Pfeiffer SHORTHAND wwwwwwWwwwwwmwwmmx V .g The following have received awards in Hue Gregg Transcrip+ion Tes+s: Nellie Hopkins Rufh Brendel Ca+herine Busken Ru+h- Donauer Lucille Craven Dorofhy Ellis Doro+hy Hornback Marion Flaig Rosamond Rosselof Clara Frenser Ru+h Schroder Marie Janszen Margaref Sfouf Bea+rice Oberle E 523 2g g Al' GI R S h f g :ce eeson osemary c ae er 1E g $ g 53:? Adele Hudepohl Vera Thamann Marie Dieckman BernadeHe Weibe Helen Lis+erman Alma Michael I Rose Marion? ' wwwmwwwwwmwwmw mwmwmwmwwWwwwwwmwwwwmw KQW$X F80- 6???? eeewmwme M5 WEB ex WWW$W$W Wewewewm 00:5 hag. im, '2. - V?i' :izlgfighxei Q;II I Hi? ' THE DRAMATIC CLUB 1f i I I PresidenT ................ MargareT STeTTen ' I Vice-PresidenT ........... DoroThy Brockman SecreTary .................. Lucille Berning Treasurer ...................... Anna Fuhr The curTain rises. BeTore us is a group OT Seniors dedicaTed To The pur- suiT 0T The Shakesperian arT. dramaTic-arTisTsAin-The-making. Now in merry iesT. now in graver mood. The Angele DramaTic Club has lenT iTs TalenT To cheer and To upiiTT. lTs beneTiciaries have been The sTudenT body. The MoThers' Club. The sick. The aged. and audiences represenTaTive oT The general public. The TirsT named has enioyed. as sole audiTor. exhibiTions 0T skill in The Torm oT dialogues. reciTaTions. readings. and inTormal addresses. The second choice assembly has been wiTness CT The Wrong Package. The sick and The aged 0T various insTiTuTions have Thoroughly appreciaTed mis- cellaneous programs rendered Tor Their beneTiT. The lasT and iargesT group has been presenT aT The sTaging of The quainT. meaningTuI ChrisTmas GuesT. The Senior Ciass Play. Abbu San oT Old Japan. The crowning endeavor 0T The year. was presenTed wiTh The superb splendor and pomp oT The Jap- anese. 1T applause and commenT express convicTion. our players have sTruTTed and TreTTed well Their hour upon The sTage. The curTain Tails. The Angele DramaTic Club will resume acTiviTies nexT season. Abbu San of Old Japan The STory Abbu San is Royal Princess in Japan. The only daughTer CT The Emperor. She is beloved by all The ladies oT her courT excepT a disTanT reIaTive. MisT 0T The Evening, who is ieaious of her populariTy. MisT oT The Evening is engaged To marry Baron ITO and is much incensed when The Princess permiTs The Baron To dance wiTh her aT The royal bail. The nexT day. Two CT The courT TavoriTes Talsely announce ThaT He has iiiTed his Tiancee and has decided To propose To The Princess. Abbu San sTaTes ThaT she is soon To be beTroThed. buT does noT say To whom. MisT CT The Evening and her moTher. The Duchess Fu'li-no. are aimosT - beside Themselves aT The imagined aTTronT oTTered To Their imperial household. The Duchess deTermines To rid her daughTer oT The Princess. Abbu San wiTh her aTTendanTs. excepT MisT OT The Evening. all dressed as peasanTs sail down The river To The hiii counTry To compeTe wiTh The village maids Tor The honor 0T being chosen queen 0T The Tlower TeTe. The convicT woman. insTigaTed by The Duchess To abducT The Princess. arrives aT The TeTe disguised as a peddler. Seeing only one lady in courT garmenTs. Okuno supposes she is The Princess and abducTs MisT CT The Evening. WWW$wmwmw$w$www heme eeeeeeememememeeee i i W i i g s i i i -81.. weeeee Leeeeeeeeeeeeeeeg vjv k gwmww gwmw$wmwmmmwmm$ W H W $ In +he mean+ime +he Duchess learns +ha+ H0 is sfill faifhful +0 her daugh+er and hurries +0 +he hill coun+ry +0 find +ha+ her daugh+er has fallen a vic+im of 1 her duplicify. All ends happily. as Misf of Hwe Evening is rescued by a valianf 1 por+er woman. who for +his deed is chosen queen of H16: fe're. mw$w Dramafis Personae ! H Abbu San ............................ Mary Hohman 1 Duchess Fuji-no ..................... Ger+rude Young ! ll Lady Yuglrl ........................... Cec1l1a DaVIs l ' O Ma+suka San ....................... Margaref Hu+h H O Kiku San ........................ Margare+ S+efFen ' ; W Ohano ............................ Marcella Amrein Nafsu-No ............................ Alice Rosselo+ H Umi ....................... Anna Margaref Gallagher ' M V Sada ............................. Cafherine Busken I 1 p Yasa ............................... Louise McEnery V Miss HenrieHa Dash .................... Rose Marioni Aun+ Paradise ........................ Lucille Berning KWWWmWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW Flea nore Sfurm Musicians............4......' ..... IGIadys Trindle Lucille Craven Cafherine Thesken l P + ...................... 5 LOFeHa W'mberg 0F ers ' ' ' ' l BeH'y Rogers Cour+ Ladies U Nellie Hopkins Virginia Kraus 1; Cecilia Whi+e Ida Reynolds W Peggy Coughlin Marfha DillhofF W Ru+h Schroder Louise 3th Madeline Boland Virginia Henkel l ; Dancers Geisha Girls 1 Helen Kelsey Rosemary Sfall V Nice Allen Verona Laukhuflc f Adele Hudepohl Vera Zinser r Lucille Bern ing. '30. WWwwwmwwmwQMwmwwmwwwwwwwwwmwmwmwQ m $ w????nk N. . $$ wwwWMMW$WW$WWWMW$$WWQE; 32 mmmmmmmmmwmwmwmwmwmmwwmg be e 'L CIVIC AND VOCATIONAL LEAGUE OF I929 H Wa+chword y Know your cify J Love your c'I'ry I I . Serve your ci+y Colors l . Royal PurpleeCourage and LoyaHy. i I WhifeeSincerify and PurH-y. 1 i Gold-Trufh and Honor. I Sponsors ! e Margaref Hu+h Anna Fuhr Gerfrude Young Margaref SfefFen The High School Sponsors of O. L. A. for +he Civic and VocaHonal 3 League 0y I929. JrogeJrl'Ier wi+h +he represenfafives 01c ofher Ca+holic High Schools. assembled a+ +he Teachers' College on chober I5. A mee+ing g was called for +he purpose of explaining whaf +he du+ies of each represen+a- g five would be for We coming year. Only +hose were chosen who would assume +he obligafions Imposed upon +hem as members of +his organizaHon. g One of We requiremenfs of +he League Es +he recifafion of +he Afhenian Oafh. which +eaches us +0 Figh+ for +he ideals and sacred +hings 0+j Cincin- nafi. bo+h alone and wi+h many. and +0 revere and obey Hue cHy's laws. wmmmwwwmmmmmmmwwwewmwmwmwmwm x As fquure cHizens of CincinnaJri We were asked f0 inform ourselves con- cerning Hwe CNN: and vocafional life of our cify. and +0 sfudy +he govern- menf of +he cHy. s+a+e, and naHon. in order +ha+ we migh+ become loyal w American cH'izens. w w w On +he fourfh Tuesday of each mon+h +he High School group and He children from +he seven+h and eighfh grades of +he parochiai schools have a ioin+ mee+ing. in order +0 make sugges+ions or ask quesfions regarding 1 aFFairs in Cincinna'ri. Margare+ S'l'eHen. '30. l ewmgmwm WWWWWWWMWMGgXWGKWGSXWQKWQgWWWg ewe KWWB J aWWWWWBWWWWWWWWGMWWW mmmmwwmmwmwmwmwmww ipiewe SENIOR CLASS CLUB UR FEW and 'Far +00 shor'r years 61' O. L. A. have neverfheless been long enough for us +0 form friendships. In order +0 fosfer fhese friend- ships and +0 be of assisfance +0 one anofher when we musi bid farewell +0 our school days. we have organized a club. while we are s+ill looking a1 +he world over our desks. The ciub known as +he Senior Class Club meefs regu- larly once a monfh af +he homes of The members. Affer a shori business meefing. +he evening is spemL in a social way. Aiready a grea+ deal of good has been done by uni+ing +he members in a closer union. We hope in +his way noJr oniy Jro keep in Jrouch wifh our fellow graduafes. bui' +0 keep ourselves as in+eres+ed in our school as when we were among i+s sfudeni's. A cons+i+u+ion has been drawn up by Jrhe commiHee and approved by Jrhe members. The enfhusiasm and eagerness wiJrh which +he club was begun assures H a long life. The club will sponsor +he firs+ gradua+ion dance, which we eagerly an+icipa+e. I930-I940. Is i+ +00 much +0 hope +ha+ when +ha+ far-away day rolls around, we may sfill be members of 'rhe S. C. C.? Neilie Hopkins. '30. X 6. rggsg Gem wmwwwwmwmmwewwwmww 1 -g4e wmeem Eewmwmwmwmwwmmwm eegwwmwewwgmwmweeweew g g :TI QaMQQQQQQeQQQQHQQQQQQQei SOCIETAS LATINA GD QFDQKDQFDQ $$9$H63Qy$9$9903$0y$96aw$9$a Presiden+ ........................ Alice Recker J Vice-PresIdenf ..................... Marie Suer Secrefary ...................... Rose Mary S+all +Ion. During H'Ie year we lisfened +0 Cicero delIverIng his clever speeches agains+ Ca+alIne. and +hough+ we had a+ laer found our vocaron. Some of us fook par+ In fhe Roman baH'Ies. saw Troy In fire and ruins. and learned a grea+ deal abouf myfhology. We +ook parf In +he InfernaJrIonal Ball sponsored by +he Language Clubs. LIke all Romans. we did our besf +0 show fhe supremacy of our race. No+ as WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW sImple peasanfs or dancIng girls dId we array ourselves: no. far beHer. we represenfed +he ancIen+ gods and goddesses. Roman Sena+ors. and fine e g $ $ e $ I ALTHOUGH we sfudy a dead language. He LafIn Club IS a IIve organIza- a g g $ g g $ pa+rIcIan ladies. Our greafesf endeavor was +he LaJrIn Projed carried 0qu by Jrhe members. The LafIn Club hopes +0 arouse an Inferesf In Roman hIs- I Jrory. liferafure. archIIecfure. and art I Marcella AmreIn. '30. E ? e e E $ e $ I I mmmwmwwwmmmwwwmwwwmwwmx g g g $ ease J J MWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW JJJ J . THE FRENCH CLUB g. Presiden+ ........................ Virginia Kraus Vice-Presiden+ .................... Helen Kerey Secre+ary ....................... Mary Hohman TO CREATE among Jhe sfudenfs an inferesf in France and +hings French. parchJarly fhe French JanguageMJhIs is Jrhe mofive o1c +he French Club, comprised 03c s+uden+s sfudying H16 language and Jrhose who have a+ one Hme or ano+her made a s+udy of H. lnferesfed oufsfders. however. are al- ways welcome. and fhe numerous visHors aJJ profess . having enjoyed Jrhe monfhly meeHngs. These mee+- ings are made as enferfaining as possible. business being inferspersed wifh falks abouf France. her his+ory and cusfoms. French songs. and shorf plays and dialogues. f4 J.-. 3 FRENCH CLUB CHRISTMAS PROGRAM J J J Le Poupee Madame ....................... Rosemary Beck J Monsieur ........................... Rufh Bene ; Chrisfmas in France ........... Cafherine Thesken J Les Souliers ....................... Helen Busam J . M S GerJrude Young 1 Dela Vocal Duef ........... 2 Dorothy Brockman J , Les Ei'rennes f Louise ........................................... Mary C. 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Aurelia Malone HE PURPOSE OF +he club is +0 creafe an in+eres+ in The his+ory. cusfoms. language. songs. and dress of We Spanish. A play given in Hue firsf semesfer was delivered in Spanish by H16 second year pupils. AHer +he performance. Spanish songs were sung by +he enfire club. and plans made for He ln+erna+ional Ball which +ook place aHer Eas'rer. The Lafin. German. and French Clubs were invifed +0 affend H1is enferfain- menf. Bo+h +he hosfesses and gues+s were arrayed in various cosfumes +ha+ clenched H16 na+ionali+y +hey wished +0 represent Songs. dancing. ad's. a beaquul Spanish wedding. foliowed by delicious refreshmenJrs. cons+i+u+ed +he program. W$Wwwmbmwbwmw W$W wwwweams $MWWMW$WWWWWWWWWWWE J mmmewmbmwmwmw Spanish Galleon. QQXWGSXWGEXWWWQKW Wm ,, b W: 1 WWW,- ,, J wybwwwwwmwwwmmmmmwgmwmx l bggb. 4.4-4ng WW3: FE, WW Kmmwwwmwmwmwmmmmwmewwwwmwmwmmm mmmmmmmmmwmwmwmwmwmwmm THE LORELEI CLUB i Presidenf .......................... Anna Fuhr 1 Vice-Presiden1' ...................... Louise Bihl I Secre+ary ....................... Dorofhy S+H'ch i Treasurer .................... Doro+hy Hornback ;! ONE OF THE brigh+ lighfs of Our Lady of H16: Angels is +he Lorelei Club. ; l'Wir Deu+schen Schuelerinnen have reached our goal by acquiring a beHer knowledge and appreciafion of H16 cus+oms. language. and Ii+era+ure g 01: Germany. The firsf meeHng called for organiza+ion of our club. Hue e1ec+ion of I oHicers. and Hue de+ermina+ion of our obieches for Hue year. We decided p +ha+ a sfudy of Goefhe and Schiller. Germany's 'Foremosf liferary geniuses. W would be very beneficiai. Besides +his. inferesfing plays. conversa+ional W games. songs. and poems were +he principal feafures of H16 meefings. If seemed so hard in We beginning +0 +hink firs+ in English in order +0 J express ourselves In German. Hdw well we remember +hose old piHaHs: 1 1 This boy wenf +he sfeps up and How do you find yourself? How laugh- able were our a++emp+s +0 say some+hing sensible in German! Buf now. as a resuH of Hue enjoyable as well as ins+ruc+ive meefings of H16: Lorelei Club. we all agree +ha+ German is We besf O'F +he modern languages. The German poe+ expresses our 56h+im6n+5t So lebf denn wohl Ihr schnell enhqoh'nen Sfunden W Mi+ Eurem Schmerz und Eurer Lush Die Blumen. die zum Kranze wir-gewunden Sie bluehen 1cor1L in uns'rer Brust wwwwwwwwmewmmwwwwmwwWWWWW W W 37? ?W- ig $ g W k 13 W $Wwwwwwgmmmwmmwwwmmmwwx -an. iWWBWWWWWWWWBWWMWWMSWWWW E? Mt. aWW W$ww wmwmmmwmwmwmwmwmwmww ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB ; Presidenf ............ Mary Gerfrude Limcerf. '32 ! 'h Secrefary .................. Cecelia WhH'e. '30 : Treasurer ................. Ca+herine Whife. '3l w! WI I W The ar'r sfudenfs a+ O. L. A. have organized an Ar+s and CraHs Club for +he purpose of inferesfing The pupils. no+ only In our own arJr sfudio. bqu also in +he various exposifions in +he cH'y. W wwwwMWW$wm$wmwm A'r +he firsf meefing. officers were elecfed. and plans for +he club were begun. During +he course of +he year +he club has visifed 'rhe Arf Museum. 1 +he Rookwood PoHery. and +he Girls' Hobby Display. Af +he mee+ings. works of arJr and reporfs on +he inferesfing Jthings. seen 0n +he excursions WWW were discussed. In April +he club sponsored an exhibif in +he school. displaying all of +he w work of +he currenf year. The success of +his exhin' Is an incenfive +0 harder and beHer work nexf year. The club has gained much in H5 firsf year, and is assured long life and success. Nellie Hopkins. I30. W wmewmwmwm e$ I Q 3 I r1 g N? J WWmemwwwmwwww W$ :wWwwwWngwwWMWWMwwmwmw x x iquf --90W W H H NU. .4 E E EEEERNJE EE my? .3. Nmewn N,vaEEmEEmEMEEEQE E $wa E 41 1:3, 9 g MODEL OFFICE AT WORK MEEEE W. EEE? E E E E E E E E E E E J a. . E f A x x E . E , wig; wwmwwwEwEwmmwwww V q: l -qlE kw: WWWWWWWWWWW QWQQQWQWQWQQWWWWQWW WwaWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW 13 I 366 Q g 33 Q i I3 !I II :va r3 THE OFFICE WORKERS' CLUB N THE beginning of +he second semesfer, we or- IE ganized our club and elecfed +he sfaH for our class paper. The purpose of 'rhe club is 1'0 familiar- e ize fhe members wi+h office me+hods and procedure. Our objeches are +0 visif various offices in order +0 become acquainfed th +he manner in which +hey are conducfed. and +0 publish Jrhe Officia- logue. This paper has a ero-Icold purpose: To mo+Iva+e our English work. and 1'0 give us pracfice g 3?: Q Q In cu++Ing sfenCIls and mlmeographlng. Each mem- g g Q g Q 3?? ber submH's an arHcle +0 +he ediJror-in-chiewt and ' her assisfanfs. AHer if has been approved by +hem. ' 1+ is given back To +he wri+er +0 be s+enci1ed and I m'Imeographed. When +he mimeographing is fin- ' I I ished. she Jrurns Jrhe paper over +0 +he execuhve g oHicers. Affer all Jrhe papers are arranged and cramped +oge+her. Jrhe ed'IJror-in-chIeIc disfribufes +hem +0 +he members of +he club. ' Edi'ror-in-ChIeIc ............. Rosemary Erns+es. '3I I ' QAlma MichaeI, '32 ; Assis'ran'r Edi'rors ........ Q Rquh Brendel, LGeneVIeve Lehrfzer. '32 I II Arf EdI+or ............. Mary Frances Koehne. '32 'I Execu+ive Ochrs ............................ S Rufh Schroder. '30 I lRosemond Rosselof. '30 u. is: Q Q Rosemond Rosselo+. '30. W Q Q IQ Q i? QW Q 2922 l E Jail l LE; 23: OU R ALUM NAE ASSOCIATION l THAT WHICH is +0 make hisfory is s+ar+ed. Our Lady of +he Angels High School now has an alumnae. Of coursel 6+ presenl if is only in HS embryo siege of development bul as +he years glide by. and wilh Jrhe gradualions. +he roll call will increase. Wwwwwwww Even now. al+hough +he alumnae is composed of only nine young ladies, l we have every evidence +ha+ +hey are al work. lor +hey hold Jrheir meefings ' l in our home roomwlheir's lasi' yearwand leave Hello messages on +he l mmmwwwww blackboard ancl lipsfick and powder spilled all around. Oh, well, whenL care i we? Won'+ we be wi+h +hem neer year? Ano+her evidence of +he co-opera- l l l l i live spirif 01c +he alumnae is +heir presence al all special school ac+ivi+ies. i l No one else gels a greeling from +he faculfy like Jrhe graduales who come back. Never mind. We'll be in line nexf year. l The Alumnae Associalion aims +0 confinue school friendships and hopes H l +o loerer +he spirif of service and loyaler which means so much +0 bofh slu- denfs and school. awmwwwmwmwmmmwwWww Le+ us live for +hose who love us. l' For +he ffiends who know us Jrrue: For Jrhe Heaven +ha+ smiles above us. And awai+s our Spirit +00: 1 For Jrhe cause +ha+ lacks assislance: For Jrhe wrongs lhalL need resisl'ance; For the fulure in +he disl'ance. And Jrhe good ihal we may Clo. wwwwwwwMWwwwwwmwwwa ww$ Marcella Amrein. '30. www$$W$ boll oz 1 :gg; $wmwmwwwwwwwwmwmmwgmmwg E93- mmmmmmmmmmmwmwmww ,wmwwweaewmwmw am ,Wmmwmwmmmwmeegwwmwegg ii 4 gm 1 i. lb: 1e; MOTHERS' CLUB Presiden+ .................. Mrs. Clara Tenkman Vice-Presiden+ ................ Mrs. Rose Albers Secrefary ................. Mrs. Margaref Kraus Treasurer .................. Mrs. Mary HOFFman THE MOTHERS' CLUB of Our Lady of Jrhe Angels is a wide-awake associa- +ion of women eager +0 assisf +he school in every way possible. We say, Whaf is home wi+hou+ a mofher? bumL iusf as +ruly can we say. Whaf is a school wi+hou+ a Mofhers' Club? The club was organized lasi May. In Odober +he presenf officers were elecfed and a cons+i+u+ion drawn up. in February. +he club vo+ed +0 ioin Jrhe Federaiion of +he Parenf-Teachers' Associafion of Cincinnafi. +hus broaden- ing +he ouflook and scope of work. On April 25+h. +he associa+ion under+ook +0 en+er+ain +he Federafion af Jrhe school, wi+h a luncheon and infereering program. The club has held mon+hly mee+ings. 6+ which a program represenfing some phase of school work was given by Jrhe s+uden+s. The success of +he February Social and Dance is a clear indicafion of Jrhe spirif of co-operafion and unify +haf exis+s among +he members. Blessed wifh mo+her5' Jrender. wafchiul care. Safe on our Jroilmme journey we shall fare. ii i ;$g9k$ mmmmmmmmemwmwmwwwwwmwmwwWwWmewm wwggwmwwwmwmwwwwwwgg ewe g 4; N ,- WI LIBRARY EXERCISES FICTION DEPARTMENT Anyday. Sep+ember I6. I929-June I2. 1930. Anyhour, 8:00 A. M.-3:00 P. M. PROGRAM Unbidden Guesf ............................................. Cooke Flufe ............................ Marie Chapdelaine and Violin .................................... Jane Eyre TANGLED TH READS Uhree-ad play by +hirfy-seven au+horsj Acf I. Scene TraiI of fhe Lonesome Pine. Pudd'nhead Wilson confemplai'es +he sfars from +he fopmosf branch of fine lonesome pine. A goId-bug. his dayligh+-calcula+or. reposes on +he ground. Buck. a French poodle belong- ing +0 Ursula Finch. happens along and scampers 0H wi+h Hue precious insect Lured by +he cafl of +he wild. he crosses +he breezy moor and arrives a1 +he house of seven gables in Hue Cabbage Path. Af +he Dawn of a Tomorrow ...................... BurneH Aci' II. SceneuSh-Ingfown on H16 Pike. A mon'rh passes. Wilson inaugurafes a search +hrough Sherlock Holmes. while Ursula seeks H19. res+ora+ion of her supposedlwkidnapped pe+ Harough her acquain+ances. especially +he would- be suifor. Senfimenfal Tommy. Meanfime Buck Is well esfablished in +he family circle of H16 Wiggses. Mrs. Wiggs shorHy sells Hwe gold bug +0 Hue manager of an old curiosHy shop. Two Dreams ..................................... Masse Ad III. Scene- Main S+ree+. Sherlock Holmes discovers +he gold bug. Mrs. Wiggs Is accused of +hef+. Buck is seized. Senfimenfal Tommy comes +0 +he rescue. He pleads For Buck and wins. A grea+ reward is hIs-no+ four miHion--bu1L Ursula and Buck, in spife of a . Wedding Bells of Gfendalough ....................... Earls wwmwwwmwwmwwmmmwmwmwwwwwmwmwmw g J? xwmmmwmmmwmwmwmewmWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW l A $W WQWW Q$g$Wwa 95 wE I I sww g; 1 II Enferihinmem S+aff I . i 7 l n? i -'g Casf of Charaders I IgI Ursula Finch. prima donna ................................ Lorna Doone l igll Aunf Diana ............................................. Elsie Venner I I i Senfimenfal Tommy. lamp ligh+er ........................ Luke Delmege IiI Pudd'n'nead Wilson, an as+ronomer a+ large ............. Harry Lorrequer 'gI Buck, los+ prince ............................................ Himself II I Honorable Pe+er S+irling .............................. Guy Mannering Igl Mrs. Wiggs ........................................ Mofher Machree I II I! Sherlock Holmes ...................................... Richard Carvel I II I I Cerfain people of imporfance: . I I h Freckles ......................................... Michael O'HaIloran I I Pa+ ............................................... Claude Ligh+foo+ I II I Pollyanna .............................................. Barbara Hale l I I Undersfood Be+sy ......................................... Mary Lee I I I I i Coach, Edna Benz Cos+ume Designer. HeIen Lis+erman Sfage Direc+or. Margaref BuHer Business Manager. Rufh Meyer Publicify Officer. Mary Agnes Monnig ' ACKNOWLEDGMENTS To +he Arf Sfudenfs who IenJr Jrheir Jralenf and Jrime +0 +He- Library pos+er service. a sincere +hank-you is hereby Jrendc-zred. T0 aII Hie s+uden+s of Our Lady of +he Angels. fhe Library expresses appreciafion of zealous ac+ivi+y in +he Book Drive. mewmwmwmwmwwsmwmwmwwwmwmwm NoficesThe Library is now circula+ing books on an average of ninefy- one and six-fenfhs per week. Pafronize i+-i+ is ready +0 serve you. nswwwwmmmmmswwwmwwgaing P95- H x! Q Bif' if?! j! QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ UQf OUR MUSIC DEPARTMENT QQQQA Locafion: On +he firer floor in +he nor+h wing of +he building. Subieds Taught Q; g g l Piano Harmony g $ ! Violin Music Apprecia+ion lgl ; Organ His+ory of Music g; g; Voice School Singing J Q $61 Orches+ra lns+rumen+s :gi Q I 3i g l Teachers: lg E Sisfers of 5+. FrancisQaH Bachelors of Music and cerfified by Hue g gk Ohio Sfa+e Board of Educa+ion. g iQ Accredi+ed: l$ J I lg By +he Ohio S+a+e Board of Educa+ion, affilia+ed wH'h Hue Cincin- 1g H nafi Conservafory of Music. +he lmmaculafe Concep+ion Junior :g HQ College. Oldenbur . Indiana. recognized b +he Diocesan Board ! Q N g Y x V of Educafion as eligible +0 give high school credH's in music. . i Q' Q . QI l :Q Depar+men+sz ng g 1 Advanced S+uden+s. IQ . High School. l l QE Elementary. jg H J J gi 1 x Q FAREWELL g Q We. Hwe Seniors of O. L. A.. Say on Graduafion Day. To +he s+uden+s and faculfy. We appreciafe your loyalty. - l. g WW QQQQQQ The Class of '30 bid farewell 11$ 1 To ALMA MATER. we love so well: . A The fime is here. we dread +0 say. ' 1N Goodbye. Goodbye. dear O. L. A. anh Gerfrude Young '30. ii WQWWWWWWWW QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Q97-. mWWMMMM IWWWWWMMMWMWMWMMMMMmemwmmmwm WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWS SPRING RECITAL April 27. I930. - In a Garden of Melody ....................... Sudds OrchesIra. ImprompIu Op. 90. No. 4 .................. Schuberf PIano. CharIoIIe Singer. Rondino .................................. KreIsIer VIoIIn. Hilda Nordmeyer. Piano: Helen UhrIg. Prelude Op. 3, No. 2 .................. Rachmaninoff Piano Duet LucIIIe Brausch Bernade'H'e Humbert Laverne ................................ '. .I-IenIon Trumpet Marian Helmers. Saxophone MarI'I'Ia Helmers. OrchesI-ral Accompaniment Wake Up .................................. PIIIIIIps Voice. Marfha DIIII'IOII. Piano CaI'her'Ine Jacquemin. SpanIsh Dance. Op. 5. No. 5 .............. Granados Piano. EIIsabeII'I Burroughs. Scene de BaIIeI ..................... Chas. De BerioI Violin SoIoIsI. Vera Morshauser. Orches+ral AccompanImenI'. I Hear a Thrush aI Eve .................... Cadman Voice. Angela NIebIIng. Piano. LuciIIe Brausch. Concerfo In D ................................ Seifz Violin. AIvin CasseIman. Piano. Mary Tonnies. MenueHo ................................ Schuberf IPIano. Vera ZInser. Ave Maria ............................... Massanef Voice. Margaref I-IuII'I. VioIIn. EIIsabeJrI'I TIscI'I. Piano. Charloffe Singer. WI'IImS ................................... Schuman Piano, Rufh K0+II. Zephyr ................................ Jeno Hubay Berceuse ................................ Paul Juon Violin. ElisabeH'I Tisch. Piano. Alice AIIen. SyIvia ................................. OIey Speaks Welcome Spring ............................. ArdIII Glee Club. OrchesfraI Accompaniment 14-;- IIIBGC WWWWWWWWWWWWGIMWGQXWGIMWWWQKW I Imwmwmwwwmwmmwwwwmwmmmwmmwmwmmwwwww $ quI. $WWMWMWWWMWWWWWWW mewmwww$a$W$W$wmm :-'... E l 5 :2 3? BULLETIN-O. L. A. ART STUDIO High School Ar+s Class. Worked Cuf- l. Proiecfs in Design. 2. Posfers for Library. 3. Illusfrafion for I930 Annuaf. VisifedW J. Ari Museum. 2. Local Exhins. 3. Rookwood PoHery. Drawing and Pain+ing Class. Has- 1. Charcoal Draw'mgs from +he Ca5+. 2. Oil Paiangs. Landscapes, Flowers. Efc. China-paiang Class. Exhibifs a large selec+Ion of decora+ed china. : S .1 ! '-.daiml'lhullmm $MWWMW$WWWWWWWWWMM$WW WWW $ 3 g, i W 95;. W $ W g g g W g i$ L JEE E W 39. 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Each 01c our dain+y chemisfs knows +ha+ if she mixes char- 1 coal and sal+pe+er in cerfain proporHons and +hen applies fire. +here will be an explosion which will shaHer all her Jresf-Jrubes. beakersl refor'rs. and consume her breakage deposit We are proud o1E ourselves and need no+ fear +he rivalry of any o+her scien+is+s of H163 day. Ru+h Meyer. '3 I. Who Wins? : Whaf is argon? hall goneJ My lamL Cu. Smar+y use your N3. A9. or Au. +hen for you promised +0 +rea+ me. I'll Pb you +0 some H 2.0 y I'll pour if on +he K you are carrying if you do. Oh dear. you'll have +0 use C CI4 +hen. Why no+ pour H' in+o H16 Zn? w Yours is covered wi+h sawdus+ and N6202. Whew! Mad? Do you use Na H C03 +0 raise your +emper? No. I need Na H C 03 -I- K H C406. Dissolved in C6 H5 OH? Indeed no+. ours is argon ya goneJ wwmmwmmwwwwwwwommmMmmwmwwmmwwmwwm .y Mary Agnes Monnig. '3 I. wwwmmwwwwmwwwwmwwmwwww , HIOZ-H MK :QWQQQQQQQWQWWQQ WWWWWWWQWWWWWWQ g Q , g E g g Q gl Q g Q g Q lg. 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ZSQFreshies at last learn to juggle a tray. 27QEveryone 5 program is adjusted. 30-Helen and Rosemary caught practicing Romeo and Juliet in the corridors. OCTOBER IQAngkIe Dramatic Club reorganizes. 4Q8t. Francis is honored with a free day. 7QThe mystery of the Constitution is solved by J. 8QTennis games still going strong. ll--Freshies dutifully submit to one black stocking. 14quuelched again No Senior dance 16-Spanish Class left high and dry ISQWQ atiempt to break Cecelia' 5 camera. ZIQCIass rings arrive. Um-m-m I love it. ZZQHoover's arrival awards us a holiday. 23-Gym swamped with volley ball tryouts. 24-We mourn the absence of the beautiful, hand-painted, cut-glass vase. 25-Juniors glory in their book-drive pennant. ZSQSeniors play a volley ball game. Juniors also in attendance. 3OQThe Religious Council try to unheathenize us. NOVEMBER l-Free day. Omnes Sancti, ora pro nobis 4QTurkey quintet picked. Get busy, committee. 6-Oh, Mary, have you seen 'Sunny Side Up ? 8-Pa1'1ez-vous francais? First meeting. llQEverybody carols for a talking picture of you. 12-Father Hickey fulfills :1 belated engagement. 14tJulia is taught to dust the desk with the floor mop. BHFil'St PEP meeting. Team, Rah! 19Q-Fatal game. ZOQThe vanquished team eagerly awaits the coming of the victors next week. ZIQFather Herbert makes his debut to the Seniors as religious in- structor. ZZ-Conflict with Freshie gym period causes Seniors to- QQQQQQQQQQQQQ.4L QwQWQWQWQmQMQwQWQ hQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ MMWW GEXXEQQESKWQKWMWWWMWMWWWWW ngr EOE ememwmwmmmwmmwhm$mwwmm. i i ihi i n l 26eMargaret gracefully slides from her chair and bounces to the Iioor. ZSeThe future Sarah Bernharts restrain their appetites for the sake of their art. Ahemi memw DECEMBER 4eTrombones groan, choruses carol. and dramatists wander through the corridors mumbling their parts as the day of the Christmas Program looms before them. 9eHeap big Injun chief thrills us with a hearty handshake. lZeDid you take the turkey out. Ruth? l6eMadeline informs us that she Hasn't got 'em all. I7eGreat poets and some not so great discovered in our midst. ISeHIndignation meeting holds a spicy assembly. ZOeSanta distributes gifts with more vigor than is wise for one who knows the source of his theri avoirdupois. ZleTwo weeks of glorious holidays begin. 25-Merry Christmas! J ANUARY IeHappy New Year! i 6eWe meet again after our holidays. i 7eAnnual. graduation, pictures, etc., are discussed in an impromptu meeting. BeRain, more rain. and stili more rain! Will it never stop? 9eWe struggle through hoops and over ropes practicing for the swim meet. IOe-Oh yes. it's still raining. l3eHot on the path of siang. ISeFather Juvenal induces us to try our hand at hard work. Oh yes, the sun is shining today. 16eThe Class Club meets at Rosemond's house. ZOe-The usual cramming begins. ZleSeniors take the pennant for exemptions. Keep up the good work, i girls. . ZZeExams begin. 23eMore exams. 24eHo, hum, we're getting used to them now. 27eSome members of the Dramatic Club mix their packages. . ZSeSeniOI basketball tryouts were held at 11:30 today. wmewwwmwmwwwwwwwW$wwwwwwwwmewwe FEBRUARY BeSeniors surprise Miss Hoffman by presenting themselves for an extra gym class. 4eVirgil class tossed about the stormy seas without their pilot. 5eLucille proposes that we carry out the angels 6eRogues gallery of O. L. A. takes form. lOeOur champion typists have their eyes opened by someone who is Ii somewhat more speedy than they. i; 11--We had a movie today. i 12-Free day. 'Ray for Abe. ewmemwme$whmhwhwwWWWWWWWW i 13-Two of the alumnae', pay us a Visit tahemi. t I 14eAgain the mighty Seniors overcome the Juniors-21e6. i I i 17e0. L. A. is honored by a joint meeting of the Civic and Voca- tional League. ' l8-We decorated the gym for the dance. So much art talent for one ; class is remarkable. 19eThe long-awaited dance. Please step on your own feet. wwwwwwmw$$wwwwmwmmeQ 396th i r7 ellle i $6: KWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWK ZOeWe had our pictures taken today. We shall be expecting a suit for damages soont Z3eMary proves to be the champion essayist. 26eThe retreat .begins. And silence reigns supreme. Z9eThe retreat closes. Father Fulgence is our favorite. MARCH 3e1.enten resolutions made. 4eThey're weakening. 7e0h, how we miss our candy. lOeBeIieve it or not. Gert has become superintendent of the work- house. lleWe're getting up in politics. l7-Everybody s in green uniform. Who says we're not Irish? 2 leEnrollments for the HFine Day League are increasing in unimagin- able numbers. 28-Seniors win the game again. It's getting to be monotonous. APRIL leNo serious calamities reported: But you can never tell! 3eRuth is downheartedt She has only two projects to make. SeSeniors receive an unexpected CU invitation. 9e HThere s a reason At least Gladys thinks so. ISeCheer up. girls for tomorrow marks the beginning of the Easter holidays. ZZeBack again, ready to put our shoulders to the wheel. Who said that? 24eWhere. oh where. has her little red head gone? Gert. is rapidly becoming a brunette. 25eP. T. A. Federation spends the day at our school. 27eThe music students present a most musical musicale. ZBeWantedeA man for the Prom. SOeJust three more days till the Prom! MAY leCecilia Vv'hite is chosen May Queen. ZeThe Junior Promenade. Need we say more? S-Everybody's talking about it. What? The weather. 7ePracticing arduously for the Class Play 9eCecilia White crowns the Blessed Virgin Queen of May after our beautiful procession. 1 IeOnce more our Music Department shows what it can do. DeBe good and study hard or you won't be exempted from exams. ISeStill absorbed With 'iAbbu San of Old Japan. ZleDress rehearsal for the play. ZZeClass Night! ZEeCongratulations to our Dramatic Club. 26eMischievous girls better start polishing up for the examsi 29eAt last! Our Annual has arrived. i JUNE ZeDot, don't you wish you had worked for A's'i? 4eWill they never cease ?1 6e-Mm, mm. if dis ain't a mess! 9-Oh! to be a Senior! lOeWe celebrate Class Day. 1 1-The Alumnae prepare an elaborate for the Seniors. IZeGi-aduation! Sad farewells amid the joy. MeOur partyt Of course we had a good time. Helen Kelsey, '30. 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Ruth. 121 Malvem P1. Benz. Edna. 257 S. 74th St. Berning. Lucille. 2327 Burnet Ave, Bcssenback. Ruth. 1407 Bound Ave. Biehle. Beatrice. 5945 Kenneth Ave. 81111, Louise, 2534 Scioro St, Binder. Margaret. 26 Calhoun St. Bock, Ida, 2500 Haistead St. Boehinger, Vzra. 131 Baker Ave. Boergzr. Marie, Box 182 Section Ave. Bochm. Alvera. 4416 Tourer Ave. Boehm, Viola. 4416 Towel: Ave. Boehm, Mildred. 304 McClelland Ave. Bergman, Josephina 130 Valencia St. Boland. Madeline, 117 Valencia St. Boland. Patricia. 117 Valencia St. Braunslein. Elinor. 18 W. 69th St. Braunstein, Mary. 72 Parkdale Brausch, Lucille. 4415 Sullivan Ave. Brendel. Ruth. 2963 Vine St. Bridges, Kathlecn, 2635 Dennis St. Brockman. Dorothy. 161 Church St. Broderick, Elaine. 4506 Greenlee Ave. Brenner. Caroline. 1426 Main St. 1 Brown. Virginia. 2165 Elysian Pl. Brown, Virginia, 247 N. Cooper Ave. 1 Brueggemann, Dorothy. 96 Albert St. 1 Bryant, Gertrude, 2329 Vine St. Budke. Virginia. 2797 Montana Ave. Bumb. Romaine. 1930 Young 5:. Busaml Helen. 304 Oak St. Buschle. Margaret. 2704 Scioto St. Busken. Catharine. 1124 Atwood Ave. Butler. Mary, 128 Winkler St. Butler. Margaret. 128 Winkle: SE. Cahill. Katharine. 6247 Carey Ave. Castelli, Marie. 548 Carplin Pl. Coughlin. Peggy. 1502 Franklin Ave. Chalk, Dorothy. 658 Elliott Ave. Clemen Pauline, 3111 Glendon Ave. Ciosterman. Eva, 1232 Bates Ave. Crecden. Mary Alice, 25 Winron R61 Craven. Lucille. 4 Cedar St. Crone, Olga, 2462 W. McMicken AVE. Cunningham. Mary. 653 Riddle Rd, Davis. Cecelia. 2916 Seminole St, Davis. Martha, 23 Kressler Ave. Davison. Eleanor. 915 Dana Ave. Day. Caroline. 85 Juergens Ave. Day. Mary. 85 Juergens Ave. Dieckman, Marie. 311 Jackson Ave. Diehl. Loretta, 3022 Scioto St. DillhoE, Martha. 1512 Lincoln Ave. ; Docrcn. Ruth. 2713 Sander St. Doering Lillian, 2714 Glendora Ave. Donauer, Ruth. 2922 Colerain Ave. Drees, Florence. 104 University Duffy. Peggy. 2227 McGregor P1. Early. Catharine. 4309 Vine St. Early, Ruth, 148 W. McMiHan St. Efiler. Mary. 108 Benson 5:. Egben, Eleanor. 401 McClelland Ave. Bauerle. Helen, 2305 W. McMicken St. Falk. Rosemary. 115 Woolpex St. Fathe, Ethekreda. 115 Maple St. Feldkamp, Cecelia. 2510 Halstead St. Fellhauet. Julia. 1749 North Bend Rd1 Fenron. Marie. 128 Maple St. Fette. Dorothy, 116 Dorsey St. Ficker, Rosemary. 1747 Laurelwood Cirde Flaig. Marion, 1408 Republic St. Flory. Elsie. 104 McGregor Ave. Flory, Clara. 104- McGregor Ave. Focht. Catharine, 214 Wade St. Fox. Margaret. 4232 Langley Ave. Franz, Marie, 3968 Massachusetts Ave. Frenser. Clara. Box 426 R.F.D.. 6 Summit Rd. Fuhr. Anna, 1512 Main Ave. Gallagher. Anna Margaret. 132 W. 64th St. Gamble. Dorothy. 2359 Robs Ave. Gartner, Mercedes. 21 Tower St. Cass. Jeanette. 50 E. Mitchell Ave. Gass. Ruth. 50 E. Mitchell Ave. Gears, Catharine. 121 Albert 51:. Gerken. Esther. 3625 Vine St. Gerringer. Dorothy, 2913 Cormany Ave. Geschwind. Mary, 45 E. Mitchell Ave- Glbbons. Catharine. 1305 Market St. Gibbons. Lucille, 1305 Market St. Gilkey. Kathleen. 1070 Rachel St. Glasscnck, Elizabeth. 3750 Vine St. Glceson. Alice. 29 Woodsda1e Ave. Goedde. Elsie. 2723 JeEerson Ave. Graber. Mary, 311 Jefferson Ave. Gramann, Gertrude, 17 W. 70111 St. Grain. Ruth. 226 Walnut St. Gresham, Florence. 707 Mellwood Ave. Gruber. Lillian. 208 Washington St GruenWald. Irma, 219 Jefferson Ave. Hagedorn. Mary Agnes. 39 Forest Ava Halloran, Ida Mae. 1147 W. 72nd St. Halkoran. Mary Ellen. 147 W. 72nd St. Hanlein, Irene. 2149 Clifton Ave. Handoxf. Emma. 319 Pearl St. Hanser. Mary, 119 Corwine St. Harman, Beryl, 636 Elliot Ave. Haun, Eleanor. 135 Valencia St. Hebers. Bernadette. 4914 Greenlee Ave. Helmets. Mary. 723 Avon Fields Lane Helmers. Martha, 723 Avon Fie1ds Lane Helvey. Irma. 715 Wyoming Ave. Henkel. Virginia. 269 Gillman St. Hennel. Aima, 29 Baker Ave. Hermann, Virginia. 4237 Vine St. Hermann, Dorothy. 316 McClelland St, Herzog. Marguerite. 208 Jackson Ave. Hinduberger, Helen. 2456 W. McMicken Ave. Hockney. Mary Frances. 1410 Jefferson Ave. Hoelzlc. Catharine. 1547 Elm St. Hoffman, Elsie. 1516 Central Parkway Honan, Mary Rose. 2965 Deckebach Ave. Hohman. Mary. 1541 North Bend Rd. I-Ioltbaus. Philomena. 2960 Massachusetts Ave. Hopkins. Ne11ie. 4-1 B McMillan St. Hornback. Dorothy. 1336 Broadway Hudepohl. Adena. 123 Albert St. Huetten. Margaret, 701 E. Ross Ave, Humbert. Bernadette. 4273 Leonard St. Hulh. Lorrainm 3134 Glendon Ave. Huth. Margaret, 2547 Vine St. mmwwmwwwwmmwmwwwwwmememw gmmwmmmmmwmwmwmwmwmwmmmwmmmw l , 7 2, i, J wwwmg$wwmmwwwwmw$ggg- I g ,1 2H4- i:- 1911 1 1 iw$wwmmmwwgmmmw6gw5mwg WWW 1:11 Issack, Irena 145 Vsiarncr St. Nunlist. Helen, 4248 Leonard St. Nusse. Rosella. 12 Kessler Ave. WWWWWW Jacquemin. Catharine. Burns and Station Aves. Jaeger. Bertha. 5904 Hamilton Ave. Janzsen, Henrietta. Sta. L,, R. R. 3. Box 131 Janzsen. Marie, SL1. 1... R. R. 3,801: 131 Johnston. Virginia. 10 W. Hollister 31:. Jordan. Laverne. 326 Pearl St, Kadow. Helen, 308 Oak St, Kaelin. Ruth. 4431 Tower Aw. Kamensthek, Marie, 1622 Rose P1. Kappcs. Martha, 128 Malvern P1. Kasselman. Mary. 200 Washington St. Kiefer, Rosemary, 646 Ridd1e Rd. Keinath, Ruth, 2704 W. McMicken Avm Keller. Marie. 214 Wade SI. Kelly. Mary. 614 Highland Ave, Kelsey. Helen. 6228 Aspen Ave, Kemen. Bernadette, 35 Orchard St. Kemme. Rosemary, 4322 Tower Ave. Kcuper. Dolores, 4227 Tower Ave. Kenper. Mary Louise. 4227 Tower Ave. Kismet. Flora. 2215 Wheeler St. Klein. Ruth. 592 XVirham P11 Klucncr, Rulh. 2965 Cormzmy Ave. Koch. Lucille. 5904 Hamilton Ave, Koenig. Martha. 8341 Anthony Wayne Ave. Kollmann, Charlotte. 62 W. McMitkm St. Koth, Ruth. 2901 Highland Ave. Krupp. Ruth, 223 Bosley SL Kraus, Virginia. 4609 Main Ave. Kroeger. Dolores. 1 121 Draper St Kruthaup. Bernice. 6258 Savannah Ave. Kruihaup. Dorothy, 6258 Savannah Ave. Kuhn. Anna. 1713 Long St. Laake, Mary. 208 Fosdick St. Laake. Ida. 208 Fosdick St. Oberle, Beatrice. 2535 Scion: St. Oberlv, Remilda. 16 University Ava O'Leary, Catharine. 7405 Carthage P1112 Pabst, Anna Mac. 4604 Edgewood Aw. Pachaud. Jane. 1535 Dana Ave. Pater, Anna, 231 Grove Ave. Pullmam Ethel, 1332 Aster P1. Peters, Marcella. 1211 Jefferson Ave. Pfeiffcr. Ciara. 4338 Main Ave. Pfeiffnr. Rose. 4338 Main Ave. Pbannkuck, Gertrude. 1535 Ambrose Ann Piepmeyer. Helen, 520 Boa! St. Purcell. Marguerite. 4640 Winton Rd, Raub1 Bertha. 38 Graham. St. Ravensberg, Florence. 523 Norway Ave, ancnsbcrg. Mary Alice. 523 Norway Ave. Reckcr. Alice, 127 Albert St. Reder, Margaret 170 Wi1dwood St. Reigers. Alberta, 127 W. Daniei St. Reynolds, Ida. 2924 Euclid Ave. Rice. Aileen. 3380 Morrison Ave. Riesenberg, Marguerite, 1305 Third St. Riesenberg1 Rosemary. 1305 Third St. Ringel. Anna. 310 E. Ross Ave. Ritter. Constance. 6712 Carthage Pike Rogers, Mary, 62 W1 Mitchell Ave. Rogers. Betty. E. Sharron Ave. Rohman, Maura, 723 Stout Ave. Rolf. Elsie Mac. 14 Bertus St. R011. Rosemary. 2271 Rice St. Ross. Elizabeth. 3114 Savory F1. Rossc1ot, Rosamond, 458 G1enwood Ave. Roth. Florence. 723 Hopkins St. Rowzkamp, Ethel, 2823 Sidney Ave. wmwmmww MW$$$W$M 2 Latscha, Mildred. 4577 Mitchell Ava Ruck. Lena. 204 Wa111ut St. Laukhuff, Veronzh 1063 Haywood Ave. Ruhc. Rosella. 3070 Sidney Ave. g Leewe. Dorothy. 1810 Sycamore St. Rasche. Dorothy. 57 Orchard St. Lehrtcr. Genevieve. 640 Main St. w Leininger, Grace, 3031 Dixon Ave. Salt: Thelm- 109 111- R055 AW 1 Lindcman, Rosemary. 756 E. Ross Ave. Salzman- Resa'mv 3111 Eden A - IEU Linneman. Marie. 212 Bank Ave. 53111111131 Ahce. 12' E' 731'? St 1 11 Listerman. Helen. 314 VUashington St. 55173211913 Alberta. 2127 Rue St' 11 1 1g Listerman, Lillian. 5046 Spring va'a Schaelfer. Rose'mary. 415 Jefferson Ave. I 1 1 Luckman. Catharine. 1114 Hopple 5:. 5611mm Mane- 205 5- Clifton AVE- 1 1 Luken. Ruth. 1515 Larch St. Schaefter. Charlotte. 521 Camden Ava 1 1 Schaffeld. Rosemary. 132 W. 72nd St. 1 Ma1one, Aurdia. 2606 Denis St. Schaffer, Dorothy. R.F.D. 6, Box 35-3 11 1 Malone. Thelma, 2606 Denis St. Schappacher. Mildred, 21 Township Ave. 1 g Matte. Margaret, 317 Pike St. 1 Scherpenberg, Agnes. 315 Cleveland Ave. - 1 Matte. Mary. 317 Pike St. Scheuermann. Marie. 1350 Ethan Ave. 1 1 Marioni. Rose. 2340 Ohio Ave. Schmaltz. Marian, 616 Tafel Sc. 1 2 McCarthy, Florence, 8362 Woodbine Schmidt, Beatrice. 5921 Kenneth Ave. 1 1 , McCarthy. Marion. 3124 Imperial 5:. Schmidt. Made, 135 Delmar Ave. 11 1 McCassey. Helen. 4235 Langley Ave. Schneider. Dolores. 1111 SprinEeld Pike 1 1 McCoy, Mary. 523 031-. St. Schneur, Dorothy. 31 Calhoun St. 1 1 McEneny. Catherine. 19 W. Rose St. SChmEder. Adelaide. 213 Orchard St. 111 1 McEnery. Louise. 45 E. McMillan St. Schroeder. Mary K.. 28 Orchard St .1 1 McDevitt, Eileen, 10 Church St. Schroder. Ruth. 220 Bosley St. 1 11 1 Medosch. Jane. 3439 Jay St. Schmhenloher. Clara. 2914 Colerain Ave. '1 1 Meidell. Mary. 25 W. Corny St. Schuster. Elsie. 2909 Massachusetts Ave. .1 1 Meiner. Venita, 4537 Main St. Schwab. He1en. 4236 Tower Ave. 11 1 Meinhart, Virginia. 23 E. McMillan St. Schwab, Loretta, 4236 Tower Ave. 11 1 Men. Jeanette. 2508 Highland Ave. Schwarb. Ruth. 2433 Clifton Ave. 1 - Meyer, Antoinette. 1318 Fencon Ave. Schwartz, Ruth. 2705 Vine St. 1 1 1 Meyer. Catharine. 6406 Rosewood Ava 561111931. Anna Mary. 312 Township Ave. . Meyer, Ruth. 7210 Fairpark Ave. Sellkop, Clara. 5149 Boerman Ava Michael. Alma. 3084 Henshaw Ave. Sieve. Dolores. 453-1 Leo St. 1 . Millet. Mary Jane. 311 Grove Ave. Singer, Charlotte. 628 Harmes Ave. 1 Miller, Victoria, 211 Linden St. Shearer. Mary Edith. 115 Ash St, 1g1 Mil1et. Virginia. 3928 Dixon Ave. S1acke. Rosemary. 4336 Sullivan Ave. 11 1 Mohrhaus. Marie. 1514 Central Parkway Smith. Eileen. 125 W. 64th St. 11 1 Monnig. Mary Agnes. 7022 Van Kirk Ave. Spisack. Beatrice, 1322 Clay St. 1 g1 Montgomery. Jane, 18 Escalon Ave. Spirznagel. Hermena. 225 Delmar Ave. 11 Mueller. Mary Anna. 21 Ross Ave. Sprague. Anna. 2916 Henshaw Ave. 1 Solgere. Florence. 1206 Second St. 11 11 Nagel, Lillian. 320 Washington Ave. Spohr, Regina, 203 McC1e11and St. 11 N211. Rita. 109 Winkle: St. Stahl. Anna. 222 Mohawk St. 1. 11 g Nierlick. Margaret, 709 Wade St. Stali. Rusemary. 212 McClellnnd 1 1 Nolan, Catharine. 402 E1 Liberty St. Stan. Dorothy. 212 McC1e1land 1 1 Nordemeyer. Muriel. 147 Peete St. Steding. Evelyn. 2248 Auburn Ave. Narris. Lillian Agnes. 444 McGregor Ave. Stenger. Madeline. 235 Sturgis Ave. 1 11 g 2 1 1 I 2 - , 'I 1 .14..- 2 31 4115- w$wmwmwmwmwmwmwmwmmgwm 1 711,1 1 I I K $221934 $313553 1 Steinmetz. Evelyn. 137 Lyon 5:. Sreltcnpohl. Mary F.. 2422 Ohio Ave. Slappler. Marian. Z955 Sidney Ave. Stich, Dorothy. 2821 Alice St. Stock, Vera, 2361 Reading Rd. Slreibig1 Beatrice. 1600 Walnut St Streibig, Marjorie. 1600 Walnut St. XVard. Christina, 116 Railroad Ave. Weber. Edna Mae. R.F.D. 4. Lowland Weber, Mary Louise, 2706 Vine St. VVeigand. Alberta, 1234 Second St. Weil. Elizabeth. 2718 Scioto St. Welber. Esther, 5934 Argus St. Warning. Elizabeth. 516 Elmwood Ave. Stumph. Julia, 2729 W. McMicken Westerkamp. Teresa. 3032. Taylor Ave. I Suer, Marie, 216 Stetson St. . W'hite, Catharine. 547 McAlpin Ave. ' White. Cecelia. 3976 Clifton Avel TtufH'x Margaret, 5831 Saranac Ave. Wiebell. Bernadette. 2543 Scioto St. Thnmann, VUE- 4919 Andrew AVE- Wienberg. Mercedes. 2507 McMicken Ave. Thcsken. Catharine. 6346 Heilscr Circle Wiest. Ethel, 229 Sturgis Ave. Thomas, Mary, 339 Durrell Ave. Wiesr. Stella. 229 Sturgis Ave. Tonnies. Mary, 134 Mary Lane Wicsand. Marianna. 1907 Pleasant St I Trindle, Gladys. 2039 Branch St Wiihelmy. Louise. 425 Ridgeway Ave. . XViLd, Bernice, 249 Klotter St. i Uhng. Helen. 2716 Jefferson Ave. Wilking, Frances. 1317 Third St. I I Wily, Eva. 668 Elliot Ave. Wimberg. Loretta, 2473 Paris St, VVitzeman. Irma, 23 Phillips Ave. Wolfe. Dorothy, P. O. Box 34. Station E Wolfe. Mildred. 23 22 Central Parkway Wubbolding. Alva, 29 W. Daniel'S-t. Young. Alverta. 405 Jackson Ave, Young. Gertrude. 4411 Kemper Ave, Young. Rosemary. 4-411 Kemper Ave. Van De Ryt. Mildred. 254 Sidney Ava Verkamp. Agnes. 5157 Boerman Voellnzr. Hazel, 2534- Park P1. Vogelpohl. Stella. Beech Knoll Drive. Volp. Anna, 2715 Sander St. Von Hagel. Catharine. 53 Orchard St. Von Hagel, Irma. 302 Jefferson Ave. Wagner. Agnes. 829 Dayton St. Waldeck. Eiizabeth, 29.99 McMickcn Ave. Waligorski, Edna. 1753 Sycamore St. Wallenhorst, Agnes, 5130 Bocrman Ave. Wa'llenhorst. Helen. 5130 Boerman Ave. Walter. Frances, 279 Earnshaw Ave. VJangcr. Helen. 422 W. Liberty St. Zimmerman. Helen. 6026 Hamilton Ave. Zinser. Vera, 6059 Oakwood Ave. Zimmer. ana. 2614 Jefferson Ave. WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW mwwmwwwwwwwwwwmw esxmwwwwmwewwmwmwmw wwwmmmwmwmmm uwwwngwmwwwwmmmg$mmwmw EOE J -II6--- H..-- Autngraphg j M2744 $X?7 Xfrww ; .VJA d ML : t V priw Wu 4LW Cr ,MWU 277. gww lf7a x Ix '1: '. . m K . 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Ahoy there! she yelled. drop me a line! Kitty appeared on deck and shouted back: h'All right. but what's your address going to be? 0 O 0 Teacher: Suppose Mr. Brown wished to send advertisements to all his customers, where would he find the names of his cash customers? Bright Freshie: In the telephone direc- tory. WendelkenaSimminger SL Company Rugs Curtains Linoleum HOUSEHOLD GOODS Draperies Lamps We Solicit Your Charge Account BEd Sets Phone, Canal Cincinnati, 3993 1719 VINE ST. 4 AT FINDLAY MARKET Ohio GD .X ,, WE BUILDING FACE a MATERIAL BRICK COAL , KOPPERS COKE The B. H. Wess Company SPRING GROVE and MITCHELL AVENUES CINCINNATI, OHIO PHONE, KIRBY 0158 40 Years Dependability l22 If Itls Musical, We Have It The Davitt 8 Hanser Music Company g 304 MAIN STREET 8 CINCINNATI, OHIO WRITE FOR CATALOGUE TERMS IF DESIRED Gibson Banjos, Ludwig Drums, Deegan Xylophones, Holton Saxophones Teacher: 'lLoretta. can you tell us what electricity is?' Loretta lsquirming in her seat, hem- med and hawed for a time and hnally ad- mittedl: I did know, but I've for- gotten. The Teacher gazed at Loretta with an expression of unspeakable sorrow, then said sadly: llLoretta. you do not know what you have done. Alas! What a loss to sciencel You are the only person that has ever lived who has kHOWH What elec- tricity is, and you have forgotten! Morielli Hand-made Violins Reproductions of Old Masters Catherine: Helen, will you loan me 21 penal? Helen: HI only have one. Catherine: 'lWell. do I look like twins? .Virginia: llAt last I have written some- thlng for the Monthly, which has been accepted. Jane: 1'And what was that? Virginia: HA check for a year's sub- scription. The Antonio Savings and Loan Company S. E. COR. VINE AND ELDER STREETS, CINCINNATI, OHIO Assets $1,286,452.03 Reserve and Undivided ProhtFund $87,062.98 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS FRANK A. NURRE President EDW. H. NIEPORTE Vice-President WILLIAM D. GRUBER Secretary FRANK J. DENZ Assistant Secretary JOHN WITHELTER Treasurer JOHN F. ABT LAWRENCE J. FROHMILLER MICH i3lEI. J. LUTZ JOHN OLDEGEERING CHAS. A. HEILKER Attorney $123.. SHELDON Specialized Laboratory Equipment HE No. l000 Four-Class Chemisfry Tabie shown at We Ieff adequafely accommodaies four ciasses of Four s'rudenis each. provides a privaie drawer for each sfudeni. and leaves +wo extra drawers for H'Ie use of nighf school classes. Equipped with Sheldon pa+en+ed fume hood which keeps Hie air in Hue Iaboraiory as pure as +he air in H19 classroom. Hon makes H ex- HE No. 4040 D o m e s 'I' i c Science Table is one oi fi'te mosi' popular Hui we make. H has a very +rim and neaf ap- pearance. is easy 10 keep clean, and is very s+rong and durable. The sani- +ary base cons+ruc- UPERVISORS and in- s+ruc+ors agree +ha+ Hie No. 505! Sewing Table iiiusfraied herewH-h is an ex- celleni table. Used in scores of schools all over Hie coun- +ry. No wonder ihaf Hue girls enioy H'Ieir work when such highnqualHy equipmenf is a'i +heir disposai. ' cepfionally easy +0 ciean beneaih fhe fabie. The fop is of Pias+ic enamel. This fable also safis- fies +he require- men'is of four classes of s+uden+s, iour sfudenis af each fable. E. H. SHELDON AND COMPANY fake this oppor'l'unii'y +0 congraiuiaie Hue graduating class of H115 splendid school. and wish each member H19 besi of success. E. H. SHELDON AND COMPANY MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN -l24- YOUR FRIENDS The Bank of Commerce 599 Trust Co. wish you success in the years to come! May ue serve you and your friends? MAIN OFFICE FOURTH AND MAIN STREETS B R A N c H E s CAMP WASHINGTON COLERAIN AND HOPPLE STREET VINE STREET 15TH AND VINE STREETS Aggie: Gee. Philie. that was a bum lot of jokes you handed me last time. Philie: I don't think so. Aggie: Why? Philie: HI put them in the hre and it started aroarin'. O O 0 2'Some people, said a Freshman, '.have eyes and see not. ears and hear not. But never tongues and talk not, re- plied the teacher. 0 O 0 Teacher: XVhat? You flunked that course again? Pupil: 1'Well. you gave me the same exam. Davis: I was ship-wrecked once and lived for a week on a can of sardines? White: Huh, you didn't have very much room to move about. did you? O O 0 Mary was showing the girls her new home. I noticed that you have not pasted the paper on the walls but just tacked it. Why is that?' asked Heleno HOh, aye? responded Mary, Hyou see we may not be living here always. 0 O O A dog fllls an empty space in :1 man's life. especially the hot dog. J. H. GREIWE o SONS, Inc. WW WW9 Painters and Interior Decorators FURNITURE REFINISHERS 1 W I 2426-32 READING RD. AVON 0293 CINCINNATI, OHIO -125- hWWiWWWWWWWthWWSWWBWWBWWE Lard Jqu In the oldpp days wood engravings placed nobility m the foreground. To d ay the J9nnualDeparfme-nf of ?he Repro fly rank 0?. makes possible the at- tractive plctorlal message throughout this book. 80 'f gyczbgizj'iw ?lze Reyna Engraving Conaaammxmm KWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWBWWWW EQEQSXWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWMWWWgQwMWW wmwwmwmwwwmwwwwwww ' --l26- 0x3 SATISFACTORY FUEL FOR YOUR HOME me DLENTY Of HEAT Without Dust - Very little Ash , No Clinkers WE REDUCE YOUR FUEL COSTS QUEEN CITY COAL CO. MAIN 5 1 70 l 913 DIXIE TERMINAL Rose: How much are those plums? Fruit Dealer: Ten ma'am. cents a pound, Rose: Did you raise them yourself? Fruit Dealer: Yes. they were eight cents a pound yesterday. 0 O O The employer called his secretary: 'Here Gladys. look at this letter. 1 can't make GJx-J0 0; ,OWUQOWOWOWI 30 ;0-: 10! ,OK-J COMPLETE Is the word to express our situation as to Merchandise and Service to supply you with Catholic Devotional Articles, Prayer Books, Rosaries, Scapulars, Scapular Medals and Lockets, Pictures, large and small nomomta - x0: 01 3t 1 out whether it's from my tailor or my solicitor. v Statuary i This 15 what Gladys read: H1 have be- 1' Please Remember, We Frame'Picrmes, . . Mailings to your selection. gun your sun. Ready to be med on v 1 Thursday, Smith Q Reqding Books of Good Practical Catholic F LIEETaEIATe. All the well known authors 0 o o , are represented in our collection. A C . 7 Bill: That man swindled m: out of F Always A Cordial Welcome Assured V Eve million dollars. ? FREDERICK PUSTET 9 W'II: HF millio .' How 0 ?,, 1 n c m A COMPANY, INC. Bill: He refused to let me marry his T 436 Main St, The same old location. A daughter. Cincinnati, Ohio u U A 5 m0c 30:; ;0 109 0 305-3 0 T PAUL HUTH OTTO HUTH MAIN OFFLCE AND MORTUARY 2547 VINE STREET AVON 2161 AVON 2162 JOS. HUTHS SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS MW 430 Ludlow Ave., Cor. Whitcfleld, Clifton CLIFTON FUNERAL HOME UNIVERSITY 0028 I27 W W Mmjilcnlmm muAmI'lml'clt $wchCWR'NGJEWQmi Trophies ' Prize Cups ' Sratuettes , Plaques 1 Dance Favors .. mmm Medals 6? Badges .. SPECIAL ORDER-VWORK W School College and amt. Fraternity Jewelry American and Swiss Watches RETAI l SA lESRDOMW FACTORY 61 noon - 3 RACE ST. CINCINNATI, OHIO. ! Acadgmy g g 0f the Immaculate Conception OLDENBURQ, INDIANA COURSES Junior College; Normal, State Accredited; High School, State Commissioned SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS Conservatory of Music, Art, Expression, Domestic Science, Needlework, Dressmakmg Alfifiated with the Catholic University, Washington D. 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MARTIN OFFICIAL LABORATORIES 705 Race Street Cincinnati, Ohio GOUOHOHOHOWOHOUh 9 It was raining bucketfuls when Uncle J 7 Abner went out to feed the cattle with an WITHIN EASY REACH! umbrella. It is just a step, by telephone, to anyone, any-where, any time. In telephoning yOur message, you deliver it voice to voice, so easily, you dorft have to worry about HWhat shall I write? IODOC O O O ut,1 ruux And did you know the Scotchman who made his daughter leave by the back door when She was married. so that the chickens could eat the rice? ,OK 30c 401 ?OK 0 O 0 Evening rates are lower on GK 1, Telephone t0 Telephone calls to out of town points. :Ol ,0-i Judge: How can you prove your in- nocence? The Cincinnati and Suburban Prisoner: Give me time, Be Talephone Company ;01 aO-K Judge; HTcn years. uOu Nellie: Cut on my golf socks today. Louise: UHow's that. Nellie: 'hEighteen holes. GuGOUOHQth a 3m uk V 50h0h0n0m0m0m6 q '1: ALOYS H. 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IMWALLE MEMORIAL l'Oh, yes! replied her mother, umen go to heaven, but ifs always a close shave o o 0 We're all athletic when it comes to Funeral jumping at conclusions; Servlce o o o Storekeeper: '1 want a boy to be partly indoors and partly outdoorsf' Vine Street at Washington St. Bernard, Ohio Boy: What becomes of me when the door slamsT' O O 0 Whether it's desks or hosiery-the stenographers prefer roll-tops. Telephones: AVON 7414 ' 7415 QRO Joseph P. Stenger S7. Sons uMEMORIALS OF CHARACTER2 WW 509 E. ROSS AVE, ST. BERNARD, 0., AVON 2220 2.352. Few Words g f You canht say much in small space, but you neednht i say but little to the wise to make them realize the g wisdom and value in 3 Savings Account - especially 6 in 3 Savings Account at: the PROVIDENT where 3 you get 470 interest and no end of courteous, con- f scientious service. CD g g f 32 THE ROVIDENT SAVINGS BANK 6L TRUST CO. X HOME OFFICE: Seventh and Vine Streets g Q; ELEVEN CONVENIENT BRANCHES a CD QQhCathWCijWQWQ-jfxadmMghfwiagQWth OUTFITS FROM FACTO RY TO YOU HAUSTETTER CO. 3 COMPLETE Furniture and Household Goods l x Q h l36h E g The FREDERICK $L mm E l I g CANAL1634 I710 VINE STREET h f CD. ILIHmHllmllliwlliMHlilJllHWHIIJIHEHFHIHlllllIIHIHHHIIIIlllllllllllIIIIIIHIIIHIIIIIIII l BEST WISHES OF J A FRIEND lllIllJlilllIllllJlIlllllllllllllIlllllilIIIIIlllllllHIIIIIJHHIIllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIHHIIIIIIHH x a a $ GD E 9 AVONDALE g DAIRY CO. LES C9 Teacher: ' You'rc behind with your studies, Loretta. Loretta: Well. how could I pursue them if I weren't? O O O bishop speaks to you, be sure and always x v 53 1Your Gtace'. - Y Pasteurlzed Milk and Cream and A11 Dairy Products Dorothy Did: 'Bless us 0 Lord. and these Thy gifts. etc. ' O O O Q 9 Q 9 4:. 9 6?, Teacher to the Class: When the Arch- 9 Q 9 Q 9 Q, J Big Sister Ruth: Can you use the word 'Pisa' in a sentence? Little Sister: Gimme a Pisa pie? f 33 f 3 g O3? gr 0 o o 3 ED Culprit: Those two policemen. 6 Judge: Drunk I suppose? Culprit: 'Yes, 511'. both of them. re a o a a n a c a u 9 Clinton Springs Avenue a g Q, 9 LC. 9 Judge: What brought you here? g Phone Avon 2387 G 23 ED Schmidlids Hardware Store Phone, Cov. 3754 4601 Vine Street St. Bernard, Ohio caeyfwafwawa 1 CAME FROM Q75WHWMWQ$ g We Invite You to Visit The New Home of STEINWAY THE INSTRUMENT OF THE IMMORTALS We Want you to experience the wow derful delight this incomparable Aze- piano can impart . . the piano that from Wagner to Grainger, has been flrst choice of the World's celebrities GRAND PIANOS in music and thrilled its listeners The Worm Rm Makes thh 1:3 marvelqus tone. We have also made 1t possuble for you I0 have STEINWAY . WEBER a Steinway in your home through an STECK , , , STROUD arrangement of terms to easily fit in and WHEELOCK with the average budget. Investigation Requested. $495 Upward WeOILWGTmenOQ 224- West ?aunh Bctwam ammu- INSURANCE WE WRITE IT! CALL MAIN 4-268 JOS. T. DILLHOFF 1312 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. WEIL Fire p roof Warehouse Storing Moving - Packing LONG DISTANCE MOVING Corry, Jefferson and Sander Sts. 2533,35 Vine Street AVON 1775 OFFICE , TELEPHONE - ' What is a detour? The roughest distance between two points. 0 o 0 Betty: ' My grandfather has a wooden leg. Rose: That's nothing, my sister has :1 silver chest 0 O 0 An Irishman was telling of his war wound. He said: An the bullet went in me chest here. and came out me back ' But, said his friend, it would have gone through your heart and killed youf' Faith. an' me heart was in me mouth at the time! 2 FrenchvBauer ICE CREAM French'BaueT Ice Cream is a dairy product. It is concen- trated Milk in a delicious form. Ice Cream lovers know its delicious taste; always the same good quality and disa tinct flavor. EAT M ORE FOR HEALTH The French BrosaBauer Co. Cincinnati, Ohio , Canal 5880 THE LOBNITZ CO. MANUFACTURERS MILLWORK Sash, Doors and Mouldings 1714 to 1722 Cleneay Avc. Norwood, Cincinnati, 0. l39- 9 Q Q Q 9 Q J a a g In the years to come, when the young foIks now at Our Lady of the Angels have homes of their own may we hope that our appeal for their ice and fuel patronage brings a Hyeti ? If so we shall be ready to respond with the same exceUent service their part nts now enjoy. CITY ICE $L FUEL HERE TODAY , HERE TOvMORROW Stiers Pharmacies uPARTICUE AR DRUGGISTS 36 CLIFTON,UN1VERSITY 1662 1663 PRICE HILL WABASH 0743 0744 E 3 E5 3 E 3 E E E E 32 T 32 f 3 f 32 f L? iQyoWEanWWGNQgEVLE-AGEEMWQWnykwabaGR QM QQQQQQVJQKD'QQQQ'QGD .5:5:5.:1:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiK :Ej'r iEiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiii RECESS PEAS P LEASE SAVE THE LABELS $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ iiiiiiM:iiiiiiiitfriz'ciiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiix ??I-$$$$$$3535$55$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$K r3$$W$$$$$E$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$3E$$ E1403 J03. Moorman 8 Son MEA'T'S OF SUPREME QUALITY XVe Deliver Phone. Avon 1776 2526 Vine St. Cincinnati. Ohio A FRIEND McWilliams 1i Schulte BOX FACTORY and PLANING M ILL Lumber Dealers TELEPHONES - WEST 0751-0752 RICHMOND AND MCLEAN AVE. CINCINNATI. OHIO ANNA FUHR has always been business manager throughout school days. ONon't it be hard on her when she gets marv riedM O O O MADIaLYN BOLAND arrived at school at 8 o'clock. CFhe alarm was an hour fastJ The Suburb Supply Co. BUILDERS SU PPLI ES FACE BRICK ROOFING, COAL i Valley 2390 Reading, 0. Anton Koehler BAKERY 130 Calhoun Street BEST RYE BREAD IN THE COUNTY Established 18 80 Herman Schlachter FLORIST 600 East Ross Avenue. St. Bernard Opp. St, Mary's Cemetery Gate Plants. Cut Flowers and All Kinds of Floral Designs XVedding Bouquets Phone Avon 6424 Greerfs Fruit Store No. 4 TOWER and DELMAR Phone. Avon 6443 C ?i JOHN SINGER, INC. 6?? BRICA' C 0A7 TR A C TOR 725 jqffkrsou g-lvcrme Valley 2H7 Reading. 0M0 1 I 4 l - '3 o TIRES 233 o 0:01-11-11-11-11111-11-11-11-11-15.1 QQEvi-RQGREGAQWBCFQGA EChas Fuhr O 1-11-11-11-11-11-11-11-11-11-11-11-11-11-11-11-11-11-11-11-11-11-11-11-11-11-141-0-1130- FISK LEE HEIMERT u. s.L. Tire and Battery Service Ei TELEPHONE, UNIVERSITY 0565 WASHINGTON AT MAIN 11-1 1-1 111- --11-11-1 1-11 -11-1-111-1-11111-11-11-1-11-11-H1-11111-1c-11111- -111. 1-11-11-1-111- O EQGAQEAE'QQyOAECAwERMCEwERQjGAQyOAQy? chab$gjgb Batteries 1?? ';. -u-u-n-11-11-11-11-11-u-1000 -. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Better M U C H Better 11GOOD WILD 1 3 E? 2 3 2 1 E 12 3 E 53 1 E E g 31 a STOVES and RANGES E f .H 2. J :9 3 MADE BY 3 91 m a :21 TheF.A.Kla1ne Co. E g Q: E Front and Central Avenue : E 0H Cincinnati,Ohio a Q 1 E 21 j Cp 3 AND SOLD BY 3 Q Qi f E THE GOOD WILL $ c8 3 2 STOVE STORE E J 512 MAIN AVE, 1? E 1625 VINE ST., CINCINNATI, o. i G; ELMWOOD PLACE, O. f 3? TELEPHONE, CANAL 0913 E CD VALLEY 1915 ED 3 FORMERLY PH: g g E THE JOHN BGARTNER CO. E quiwawgwgaawaagcan Sac$$$$$$$$$$$E$$$$$$$$$$$$$Ji$g 6 3:3? Eci a g Compliments of g g1 CINCINNATI f 2 FLY SCREEN 92 ff: CO. 32, g Qi ;g 25 2 2 21422 310521313 $tbreiber 55 $on UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS OFFICE AND FUNERAL PARLORS, 1910 RACE ST. PHONE, CANAL 1820 3 Everything in Athletic Goods Q The John A. Spinney Sporting Goods Co. , 644 MAIN STREET PHONES CANAL 7286, 7287 CINCINNATI, 0. ALL ORDERS ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY OFFICE OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 3 GD waQyW 6A LORETTA WIMBERG is taking a pre- paratory course for nursing. Ghe makes life-savers Moughnutm in the Domestic F k B h Science Lab ran re e O O O MOVING . STORAGE BUILDING MATERIAL COAL AND FEED DOROTHY HORNBACH has been ex ccptionally brilliant since she joined us. Q'Was the sun too hot in Californian f3; 0 o o ROSE MARIONI has acquired an ac- ' 4904 MAIN AVE' ST'BERNARD,O' cent. 011. deah rue. Why. RoseU TELEPHONE AVON 3097 KOHSTALL HARDWARE CO. YOUR HARDWARE AND HOUSEWARES STORE Y? r33 r33 OVER 43 YEARS IN ONE LOCATION ? n3 :3? Main and Locust, Elmwood Place, Phone Valley OCO6 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MAIN 7688 - 7689 FISH - POULTRY . DELICATESSEN LYNCHS M ARKET 35-37 West 6th Street 3 WWW GRAND PIANOS You Can Buy WXith Confidence At GEO. P. GROSS 1324 MAIN STREET ?KQyGAQyCEEfNQyGFKCyWQjGRwCB : ., JOBST 8: BEDINGHAUS GR 0 caahjawaaawawgowaw u .7 o PLUMBING AND HEATING HARRY BEDINGHAUS Phone Avon 1306-W E. 506 Ross Avenue EDWARD J. JOBST PhoneMontanaM'lZ 3744 Carson Avenue G BERTKE ELECTRIC COMPANY, Inc. CONTRACTORS 503 1: Second and Lawrence Sts. CINCINNATI QUALITY and SERVICE SERVICE PLUS QUALITY J anitors Supply Co. OF CINCINNATI Flaming AWcrleri'rzls rmd 50211751216 ! W 121 E. COURT STREET CANAL 3119 CINCINNATI, O. aakoawagagawawaw C03 63 p HMW D ? THE g W. F. HAUSMAN 55 CO. g - 6 CD 6 2 Wm. M. Miller 8 Son PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS North Cincinnati's Largest Prescription Drug Store S. E Corner Vine and Auburn Avenue AVOH 1058 Joseph B. Moorman General Agent EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF IOWA Cincinnati Ohio FOERTMEYER PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY 312 Ludlow Avenue 'lk'lvplmm's: UNivvrsity 1088 - INST BETTY ROGERS never breaks silence. UVe wonder if the cats in Reading stole her tongueJ O O O MARY HELEN BAKER is taking up boxing. 7We hope she isn't thinking about matrimonyJ O O O MARY HOHMAN is still very much alive 7She drives a Ford. you knowJ Phone CAnal 1068 X7Ray Dr. H. W. Uffmann DENTIST 409 Second National Bank Building Hours: 3:30 A.RI. to 5:30 IRMA NINTH and MAIN STREETS . Cincinnati Oh1o Phone CAnal 9 5 5 Z Gerwe Millinery 1207 MAIN STREET One Block North 01' the Now tivntrzll Parkway HATS REBLOCKED Open Saturdays until 9 P. M. . Cincinnati 01110 Best Editions Classic Music Shop JOSEPH liliUlAtiI-J. Prop. Stun- Phnnv, CAnul L'HS Rvsirlcnco lem'. MICll'oso 1138 'IHWELFTH ar RACE Cincinnati Ohio Music and Instruments Picture Framing m OHIH' Photo linlzu'gvmvnts Greeting Cards for All Occasions 1311111in Portraits Muh- CINCINNATI PORTRAIT $5 FRAME CO. PHONE CANAL mm 1211; VINE STREET CINCINNATI, 0. 7V0 sold lhl- AJYMCU REBEILT Typvwritvl's that are in use in Our Lady of Angels High School 7Y0 Al'v Authorized Dealers l'nr All New Portable Typewriters AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO. Inc- 416 Main Street F7 near Fourth Street Estuhlishvd 50 Years 33 Branch Stores MAin 7377 Luwnvyis Chocolates Lady XYayne Chocohtes Mission Spm'klmg Ornngv Dry THE Geo. Ast Candy C0. Manufacturers ST. CLAIR HARD CANDIES Phone CAnal 4507 Cincinnati THE J acob Schlachtefs Sons Co. FINE MEATS and POULTRY 283172841 Colerain Avenue Cincinnati Ohio 7:457 f a g g E i gt E g aawawaaagawawaca aaaawawaaawmaaey a 3 a J g G? 9 77 COMPLIMENTS 9 THE READIN G OF H B A N K FRANK FELLHAUER REALTOR wig HAMILTON AVE. COLLEGE HILL TELEPHONES. KIRBY 2503-2970 223 Benson St. Reading, Ohio u a G; a G, a a Q 9 BE E , F O Complete Line Of all Band and Orchestra Instruments and Music PAUL J. CRONE ATTORNEY AT LAW 99 1210 Second National Bank Bldg. Fillmore MUSiC House 528 Elm Street REASONABLE PRICES W W ma Expert Eye Examination 99 Broken Lenses Duplicated COMPLIMENTS OF R The PearlaMarket .1; - -- ..,. Bank $1Trust C0. 14 W. Liberty St, Near Vin. 3 Hon : 8:30 A. M. to 5:80 P. M. Satu-rday UpQI-l' 1 P. M. MWWWWWMR w146 R. HERFURT UPHOLSTERING 2736 Colerain Avenue Phone WEst 8187 Camp Washington Phone 11.1.11le 7280 Wv leivm' Jiwrywlu'rc GEO. AUG DAIRY PRODUCTS Store and OfEce: 224 E, Clifton Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Phone WEst 6115 R. E. Santa, Proprietor Residence Plume .lAckson 7940 Camp Washington Florist 2856 Cnlnralin Avonut- Cincinnati, Ohio RUTH SCHRODliR is a model senior. 1She has to be. she has a niece attending 0. L. A11 0 O O VERONA LACKOFF. a domestic science student, lives up to the old adage. The mst hundred are the hardest. 1Ask any- one who has tried one of her biscuitsj O 0 O ANNA MARGAR1:T GERTRUDE GAL- LAGHER. ffhat's enouth J . YOUNG GROCERY and CONFECTIONERY Tower and Washington Open Evenings and Sundays White1s Ice Cream Co. WEST 2260 R. J . SATZGER FANCY GROCERIES. FRUITS and VEGETABLES S. W. Corner Ohio and Calhoun Phone. AVon 4775 Walter T. White PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST 119 Calhoun Street. opp. Dennis Cincinnati. 0. Burtschyk Flowers, Inc. Valley 0551 123 Main Ava Elmwood Place. Ohio College Hill Toggery RELIABLE WEARING APPAREL For Men and Boys Brighton Bank Building College Hill Phone VAlley 1613 BEN HEFFRON Dealer in ALL KINDS OF SOFT DRINKS 12 West Vine Street Reading Ohio -l47- k5 . . f E . f i Bookbmdmg E? 5 Fred 0. Smger 2 g OF ALL KINDS EXPERT TREE SURGEON 32 a g 8 La d ape Gardener f j Law Books CD 3 3 g ESPECIALLY g g V25 g g PROGRESS g g , 2S K: Bookbinding C0. g? Q Valley 155;, 3,17 Wilmmh f j 130 E. EIGHTH STREET 3 a 30mg 2 ng$Qy$QyHQyWEAAQyOAQng oagawakpagawmwagb J E J 32 Sn caaawqjaowweigegca g g HIGH GRADE g , COMPLIMENTS t . ' g OF A FRIEND! a g ELIETEECLj S g gawawwawma g g g 53 g :33 O. K. Plating and g g a g Mfg. Co. g Kg 9 2g 408-10-12 ECOURT ST. g? g COMPLIMENTS OF THE 2: ' 533 John Van Range Co. 3 f Y 1 f $ g g 3; a BREAD CD, 6 Because It Is f i BETTER g g 411-413 DAVID STREET baacmggmagaWaomwfxaec GWWWWWW 148 GQEDADQADQW Firs! Aid to the Hungry Loretta Fdod Shoppe 3 9 3 O READING ROAD WHERE PADDOCK ROAD, READING ROAD AND FRIENDS MEET THE J. Weber Dairy Co. MILK - CREAM - DAIRY PRODUCTS Try Our Butter 136 Glenwood Avenue. Avondalc AVon 7600 Henry Thielmeyer H.COAL... 318 MAPLE STREET VAllcy 0510 Elmwood Place ALICE RECKIER. When it comes to playing ball, is a fine 1itt1e miss1er1, O O O CECILIA DAVIS has taken up saxor phone. U-Uter she heard Rudy Vallee, of coursej o a o PEGGY COUGHLIN is one of the live wires of the class. Us she hot? Hmmmj O O O JULIA FELLHAUER makes a good di- rector. N.ook out, 13111.1 Compliments of C. C. GrofFMilling Co. MT. HEALTHY, OHIO EDW. J. REIN ICE. COAL and EXPRESSING 2815 Alice Street Phones: AVon 1138 - 3316-Y Engineers Fabricators Erectors THE Wm. Lang 8 Sons C0. Established 1892 STRUCTURAL STEEL ORNAMENTAL IRON KIrby 330-! 3280-3290 Beekmun Street Compliments of A FRIEND J AKE AMON TAILOR. DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING Tower and Delmar Avenue Telephone AVon 2259 A FRIEND Langenecker Paper Co. 250 HELEN STREET AVon 5212 Milk - Cream - Butter - Cheese - Eggs The Coors Bros. Co. PURE DAIRY PRODUCTS 5106 Gray Road Phone Klrby 3271 Winton P1ace HOME OF GOOD MEATS A. GRIES 2 54-8 Vine Street Clem L. Braunstein GROCERIES 0 MEATS VAl. 0124 7000 Carthage Pike H149- L. a e Qy O QQQQQaQQEDQQngFIVD ?The Henry Helmets Grocery Co. a h a Telephones West 0640-0641 523525 West Court Street g E6 3 g gagaaaggbwawagoa 69$W$Qy$9$kwfa0$QyWQ J Henry B. Jacob Sons 3 BRICK WORK 3; Q 33 18 Mulberry Street GMWMWQWQ WWW GDQQHgKDw'FD SWIMMING POOL rm OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS HIGH SCHOOL SUMMER CLASSES TUESDAY AND THURSDAY Afternoon 1:30 to 4:00. June 17 to Aug. 21 For Girls Instruction and Supervision of the highest type. Tetms $3.50 a Season. Evening 6:30 to 9:00 For Young Ladies and Women. Experienced Teacher. - Twenty Lessons, $5 00. Single Nights 35:. Classes for Young Ladies and Women every Tuesday and Thursday Evening During School Term GD Compliments of WELLERS VINE STREET and McMICKEN AVE. SUNSHINE QUALITY SHOP Ururnwrly SANKERWD Men's. Ladies' and Children's Wear AVON 7385 49250 Main Avenue St. Bormn'd, Ohio Complimenrs of Dr. William Koehler R. J . ROTHAN Ach 0156 3 I 8 E. Ross Ave. St. Bernard, Ohio NELLIE HOPKLNS declares the barbers' strike is over. ESQ we noticed. She has her hair cutJ O O O LOUISE MCENERY is taking up art. Uimd does she know her silhouettesQ O O O HELEN KELSEY likes to crack jokes. EDid you hear the one about the Scotch manH UP TO DATE POTATO CHIPS MELROSE 4467 Miss A. Rudolph GROCERIES 4600 Main Ave. St. Bernard, Ohio WEISSMANNES PHARMACY N. E, Cor. Vim- St. and University Ave. Cincinnati Ohio Diamonds Watches Jewelry Edward F. Kaelin JEWELER 1823 Vine Street Phone CAnal 4956 Cincinnati, Ohio Compliments of A FRIEND LOUIS MEYER PHARMACIST N. E. Corner Vine and Auburn Phone Ach 0919 Cincinnati Ohio -l5l- Q Q Q Q Q ,9 Q 9 Q ,3 Q 9 Q 9 Q 3 Q Q Q g g 9 g 9 Q Q Q 9 Q 9 Q Q Q 9 a 95 Q a 9 Q a Q g St. Bernard Sanltary Bakery I-I. Kuppler, Prop. Eat Our Delicious Cakes and Pastries Our Bread is Unequaled QVP Specialize in Quantity Orders for All Occasions 4818 MAIN AVENUE Phone AVon 1595 St. Bernard AVON 8346 Greenlee Market 'QUALITY MEATS and GROCERIES MARCELLA AMREIN'S hair is turning black. Sh, here's the secret: She ChEWS Black Jackj O O O MARGARET HUTH believes in saying. 'All good things come in small pack- ages. QDo weH O O O ROSEMOND ROSSELOT heartily dis- agrees with Margaret Huth and is upheld by her inseparable Ruth, QWE wonder whyU A FRIEND Phone AVon 4365 or MElrose 1264-W E. J . SCHILLING DENTIST Hours: 9:00 A. M. to 4:00 REL Evenings by Appointment 4734 Vine Street St. Bernard, Ohio A FRIEND L. HERMAN GROCERIES and MEATS AVON 7047 St. Bernard Ohio Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of St. Bernard Jewelry and Music Shop 4724 Main Avenue AVon 4388 S. Blunlwnhuchlm'- Phone AVon 052 F. BuschiPhonc AVun 0520 B. 8 B. SERVICE AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS P110110 AVON 5182 Export Repairing Batteries, Gem-mtors nnd Starters Gronsing. Alomiting and Oiling with Curtis Hoist - Mnlmwk Tires and Tubes Tower at Delmar St. Bernard, Ohio Use EMFRY Little Flower Devotional Lights in Your Home Emery Industries, Inc. Manufacturers Quality Candles Since 1840 Q62?- a Call us for ROAD SERVICE BILL and ROG Service Station 4539 MAIN AVENUE Phone Ach 9276 St. Bernard Imsande Pharmacy PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST CORNER SULLIVAN and DELMAR Phones: AVon 4510 , 2857 St. Bernard Ohio GLADYS TRINDLEE is the little girl with the big voice. 1Pardon me, Gladys.1 O O O MARGARET STEFFEN must be populate as she says she always gets her dates mixed. 10h. she's referring to historyj O O O ELNER STURM and MARGARET STOUT are often mistaken for twins. 1N0. just pals. that's 311.1 0 O O CATHERINE BUSKEN is looked upon as being very distinguished, 1See her carrying her concert hornj BEN J . FINKE RELIABLE FOOTWEAR 4720 Main Avenue St. Bernard. 0. Henry Steinkolk PHARMACIST MAIN and WASHINGTON St. Bernard Ohio Compliments of WILLIAM KRAUS V STA BERNARD OHIO ERNST MANTHEY FLORIST 5007 GRFENLEE AVENUE Phone Ach 3621 SL Bernard. 0. 000000 J OHN R. QUANE 000000 F, 1.. GILL St. Bernard Express COMPANY Cincinnati, Elmwood, Avondale and Bond Hill For Prompt Service. Call AVon 1079 Light and Heavy Hauling 0- Dump Service Trunks to and from all Depots 205 W. Ross Avenue, St. Bernard. Ohio The Valley Grocery 500 East Ross Avenue St. Bernard. Ohio Service and Satisfaction AVon 4915 HEITLAGE CONFECTIONERY Gibson Greeting Cards AVON 300:3 41302 MAIN AVENUE -153- J. L. Fink, District Manager PHONE, MAIN 1221-1222 TRUSCON STEEL COMPANY 1200 FOUNTAIN SQUARE BUILDING CINCINNATI, OHIO GEN. SALES OFFICE 8; FACTORY YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO SCIARRA BROS. .1 .TAILORSM . 2545 VINE STREET Ach 7767 Cincinnati, Ohio CATHARINE THistleN is different. 151m spells her name Cathna'kineJ O O O CECILIA WHITE dingt know if She should get her hair cut or buy a violin, 1Note: She bought the violinj O O O DOROTHY BROCKMAN is a great ad- mirer of Ehe music masters. 1Especia11y Lohengrinj Joseph Kroger Soap Company DISINFECTANTS Sanitary Specialties. Janitors' Supplies 123 E. Second Street Cincinnati. Ohio Phone. Main 6907 WM. A. MILLER BARBER and LADIES' BOBBING Scalp Treatments Phone CAnal 5704 1535 Vine Street ARCADIA CANDY SHOP Jetfs Pharmacy MAIN and LINDEN AVE. Valley 3306 KOFFS READY2TO2WEAR 2616 VINE STREET. CORRYVILLE CHRIST HORNIKEL BAKERY Colcrain and Heywood, CampWashington VALLEY GROCERY 8305 ANTHONY WAYNE AVENUE VAIley 1218 A FRIEND LUCILLE CRAVEN came to school the other day with a Hcode. 18119 was try- ing to say coldJ O O O GERTRUDE YOUNG certainly can throw a ba111 HVe pity Uhim if she takes the rolling pinJ O O O LUCILLL-i BERNING is interested in Chemistry. 1Rumor has it she is patent- ing an automatic dishwasher.1 MARCELLA AMREIN. Ethel Rose Beauty Shoppe PERMANENT WAVING Phone Appointments 2 VAlley 2276 Main Street Reading, Ohio EDWARD J . ECKERLE 4 04 MAIN AVENUE VAlley OSSELW Elmwood Place. 0. -pp PETS $115,999 MNILLA 2M2 g f 1 1f 3 1 g f 1 f 1 T g 1 1 f 1 f 1 f g 1 f 1? 1 f 1 f 1 f 1 T 1 f 1 Cf 1 f 1, f e $14111er TELEPHONE CANAL 6450 garhultpscalappvl ans WALNUT 5mm 3Huhlizhrr5 -anWmWWWW ummwamnmmmmmmmum WWWWWJ? 1 W7 Press of Schulte 6? Cappel, Cincinnati, Ohio