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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1936 volume:

1936 Year Book e05 mum-SAQCJ 151,, Mm 5m Glass of ' QM 052141,, 0,! t1; angels $ng M001 Gl'ncin n ati ' WW ' 36185111 mdzw- w galica tion 50 w cal 61g Queen of the angels MOST REVEREND JOHN T. MCNICHOLAS, O.P., D.D. archbishop of Cincinnati -- 4E 4 EE MOST REVEREND JOSEPH H. ALBERS, D.D. vfuxil-jary Bishop of Cincimmti meg 5 gen- ttxttWAMAWTI-Ismxz Our Chaplain Says: WN the march of human affairs the mind of every one asks the question from time to time: uthither am I heading, What is my goal in this life? That query you have already answered for yourselves. Your years of training under Catholic auspices have made you understand that in the Divine Plan happiness is the goal of life, happiness that is identified with God. You have started the life, estab- lished the habits that you know Will lead you to the realization of this objective. In the course of your education you have been schooled to meet the de- mands of this earthly life; the higher demands, en- graved by God on your very nature, have been set before you in their proper perspective. Pursuing this aim, you shall meet false prophets. They would have you change the course you have begun. Their subtle and attractive appeals might confuse you, but you have not built your house on sand? it is built on the rock of loyalty to Jesus Christ. When this very foundation rock is assailed by these false prophets, the personality of Christ Will call to you, and you Will protest With faith like to that of St. Peter: iiLord, to whom shall we go? Thou hast the words of eternal life.u ' - Qf REVEREND HERBERT KLOSTERKEMPER, O.F.M. Our Chaplain AN TH Wheel, o the Class of 1936: QGRAD UATION marks a red-letter day on the calendar of every student. Hitherto carefully guarded by an anxious parent, a loving teacher, henceforth you yourself must be the director and judge of your onward course. Many a time you Will stand before a Rubicon as did the mighty Caesar of old. Halting, shading his eyes, peering into the future, the dauntless conqueror was afraid. But Ambition sounded the tocsin, and with, nThe die is castf: Caesar crossed the river. He saw-he pos- sessed-but he lost all, even life itself, in the struggle to have all. You, too, dear graduates, will fmd yourselves halted by the Rubicon 0f the warning voice of conscience before a forbidden pleasure, 3 dan- gerous companionship. Stop, attend, consider; restrain your restless, urging inner self. Carefully reared students of the Our Lady of the Angels, you have Within yourselves the great means of victory. You know it; you love it; fail not to use it-fervent ejaculatory prayer. MOTHER M. CLARISSA -megi 10 Egoa-a wwm A M. Aw TH Rosella Ammann ST. FRANCIS SERAPH Sport 15be wrinkled care derides Betty Anderson ST. GEORGE A s'pin't fit to start an empire Cecilia Anneken ST. ALOYSIUS Of studies takes sbe most care and most laced Ella Artmayer ANNUNCIATION Titles of honor mid not to bar worth Noreen Ashrock SS. PETER AND PAUL Beauty and virtue sloine forever around $1996 Betty J ane Bangert ST. CLEMENT Tlae hidden soul of harmony Dorothy Bauer ST. CLEMENT The good stars meet in your horoscope Virginia Dolores Beck ST. GEORGE Married to immortal verse I Margaret Bentz ' ST. ANDREW And trick them up in knotted curls anew Martha Bosse ST. ANDREW . ' Bom with grace to win and heart ' e to bold Sylvia Bottenhorn D ST. JAMES Sweet intercourse of looks and smiles Dolores Braunstein ST. CHARLES In 1991' duty prompt at every call Vivian Brigel ST. CLEMENT Frame your mind to mirth and merriment Donna Lou Bruggeman ST. GEORGE Good-natured, generous, jolly, and clever Eleanor Buehler ST. GEORGE Heroic virtue does loer actions guide mag 13 f3? mega 14 Egan. Rosalind Capra ST. FRANCIS SERAPH Delighted and delighting Bernetta Dieckman ST. CLEMENT TIM deeds themselves, though mute, speak loud the doer Margarethe Dieckmann ST. GEORGE Ami off with holy 1332mm slay charms our ears Betty Doherty OUR LADY OF THE SACRED HEART Keen, blissful, bright, never to W forgotten Betty Drees ST. CLEMENT Her face with smiles eternal dressed 4. ax Dolores Eckhoff 17 SACRED HEART Gentle in mood, resolute in action J ulianne Emmert ST. THOMAS AQUINAS Her speech, her form, Iaer actions full of grace N ora Mae Engel SS. PETER AND PAUL Lovely, gentle, kind, And full of every hope Virginia Engler ST. GEORGE Teach us what swaet thoughts are flame Edna F alk ANNUNCIATION Laugh thy golden laughter mWM ' mag 15 Peu- mag 16 k J ane Fogarty p ST. ANDREW Her pencil draws wlmtier laer soul designs Mildred Gallagher ST. JAMES H er air, laer manners, all who see admire Patricia Gastenveld p ST. CLEMENT 3196 knows Hoe old masters 17y becmf Rosemary Geers ST. CLEMENT I11. all things she leads the way Marjorie Geis ST. CLEMENT Youth! youth! bow buoyant cm: tiny hopes Cecilia Geiser ST. CLEMENT Gobd nature and good sense must ever join Patricia Gibbons OUR LADY OF THE SACRED HEART Howekw it be, it seems to me 775 only noble to be good Adele Goyette ST. ANDREW To this great fairy Pll commend flay acts Ruth Grob ST. JAMES Thy modesty is a candle to thy merits Matilda Hartmann ST. CLEM ENT This power is working day and night Jean Marie Henggeler D ANNUNCIATION To be rich in friends is to be poor in nothing WW , 07 . 4...wa WA, V U ,WIVM xgknt .' Zf'gh vi . .LE' rU Www.g- WW Jd-vok VWU I 9' l. 1-! WI'L 'Jl Jw X'qug, . D0 ores sHerman ST. CLEMENT Tby purpose firm is equal to- the rice Gertrude Herman ST. JAMES Her eyes are Iyo-mes of silent prayer Mary Carolyn Herschede D ANNUNCIATION Wflaat says my counsel, learned in tiara law? Virginia Hess ST. GEORGE T0 every duty she can minds engage . Mary Jane Honebrink ST. ALOYSIUS The mirror of all courtesy Virginia Hundemer D ANNUNCIATION Good morning, life, and all things gland and beautiful Alvera Iori SACRED HEART Higla endeavors may be blest Elizabeth Jacob ANNUNCIATI ON I f not first, in tlae very first line Mary Jane Kappner lsT. GEORGE Sweet promptings unto kindest deeds are in laer every look Neg 19 11365.- Lorraine Ketteler ST. CLEMENT The friend we know Lucille Ketteler ST. CLEMENT Amzy tlaat wbicla slae delights in must be happy Mary Kist ST. GEORGE Write golden tracery on tlae sands of life Lauretta Knapp ANNUNCIATION T0 strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield Martha Kopp ST. FRANCIS SERAPH Duty by habit is to pleasure turned WWSWQAMA ANTH 1' Anna Marie Kroeger ST. CLEMENT My conscience is my crown Margaret Linesch ST. CLEMENT W190 praying always, prays, in sleep 4 Elsie Look , 5 HOLY NAME , .N ' JAM JIM M Margaret Mall ANNUNCIATION Her eyes pray, and slog smiles Florence Marazzi ST. GEORGE Her every deed well done w W WM few ?.jw 44' J ane Marcus ST. CLEMENT Life without laughing is a weary blank Rita Martin ST. BONIFACE Slae never gives Iver judgment wrong 0 Anna May McHugh f ANNUNCIATION T0 wlgom heaven in wits has been profuse Marie Medecke SACRED HEART Her manners arc gentle, com- pliant, and bland Helen Meirose ST. ANDREW Come now, a roundel and a fairy song Audrey Mercer ST. ALOYSIUS Deep versed in books Um X ' 4441- . W mm?! MW M7: ' J '11 ' M M 3 Esther Merkt I T ST. CLEMENT Her open eyes desire the truth Margaret Miller ST. GEORGE .5116 1196115 Iaer temperw mind serene and pure Mary Mollaun ST. GEORGE What 5133 wills to do or say is wisest, discreetest, best Mary Morrissey OUR LADY OF THE SACRED HEART To know her is to love her H mm- Melba N erl ST. FRANCIS SERAPH Nameless graces which no methods teach Helen N olan ST. ANDREW Our laem'ts, our hopes, are all with thee Mary Margaret Norris ST. CLARE Gather ye ro-sebuds while ye may Evelyn Otto ST. GEORGE Ola, for thy voice to soothe and bless Blanche Pellman ST. CLARE We tumfd 0201' many books together Ruth Peters ANNUNCIATION Her mind with thousand virtues stored Evelyn Rack 9 ST. AGNES Who mixes reason with pleasure, and wisdom with mirth Virginia Becker ST. CLEMENT Still achieving, still pursuing Margaret Reichardt ST. CLEM ENT How wise she must be to be always kind Virginia Richter ST. CHA RLES Her will alone can settle or revoke Virginia Ruwe ST. GEORGE Our aspiration scarce embraces 1941 f we be Catherine Sabelhaus ST. CLEMENT Looking lively gratitude Ida Sacksteder ST. ANDREW Tloe mildest manner with the bravest mind Helen Sander SACRED HEART Bright as the sunbeam, as the morning fair Jane Scearce ST. CLEMENT Laugh and be merry Gladys Schaffeld ST. CHARLES Looks forward, persevering to flae last Ritalnary Scherpenherg ST. CLEMENT A disposition whose golden glow warms all hearts Margaret Schmidt 51'. CLEMENT To know, to esteem, to low Ruth Schuch SS. PETER AND PAUL With countenance demure, and modest grace C rilla Schultz ST. CLEMENT 8198 has music in her soul No.93: 27 gm. ANTHJWx? $4 Elizabeth Schwab ST. CLEMENT T196 gentler born the maiden, the more bound to be sweet and serviceable Mary Sherman ST. CLEMENT Her charity almost becomes excess Ruth Spaith ST. GEORGE With manners wondrous win- ning 2 Eleanor Speier ST. CLEMENT Guided by fairly and matcbless fortitude Edith Stand in: ST. CLEMENT Soft smiles, by human kindness bred $wa AMAW TH ij xx:- Ruth Stites 17 ST. CLEMENT A willing mind, and a desire to jrlease Thelma Storrie ST. GEORGE Ready for duty, ready for fun Rita Strobl ANNUNCIATION Her far the studious shade kind nature fornfd Pauline Swann ST. GEORGE Tbe combat now by courage must be tried Laura Tanahan ST. GEORGE Singing 0r fluting all the day Estelle Ten Brunsel ST. GEORGE All comcliness and grace attend thee Rosemary Thomas ST. FRANCIS SERAPH For the sunny side of things she has a tendency Betty Thuman p ST. CLEMENT . Lips winery smiles go out and in Agnes Tierney ST. GEORGE Has she not always treasures, always friends? - Helen Tierney ST. GEORGE . .- Sfe leads us to victory 40 Ruth Timmers ST. CLEMENT Does well, acts nobly; angels could no more Virginia Tygrett 12 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS Diligent to learn Mary Catherine Vail ST. GABRIEL The light of love, the purity of grace, The mind, the music, breathing from bar face Beatrice Vanden Eynden ST. CLEMENT A phantom of delight Irene Vanden Eynden ST. CLEMENT Wire out to seek a Realm of gold beyond tlae S punish Mam WWAMA ANTHSWW muggi 31 Eh- Irene Weber SACRED HEART Sloe who serves also shall command Marie Weber SACRED HEA RT Slow to resolve, but in perform- ance quick Norma Wegman ST. CLARE ' Blithe and debonair Mildred Weller ST. CLARE N 0 words suj'ice the secret soul to show Hedwig Werle SACRED HE A RT True to her word, and constant to bar aim irene Wingbermehl ST. GEORGE Teach me half flay gladwss Lorraine Young ST. CLEMENT Gentle and merciful and just Margaret Young ST. CLEMENT Pmnozmcc bar blast, my muse Mildred Zerr SACRED HEART H W life, a beautiful consecra- tion to Tmtlo Mag 3 3 Efw- ?mye'r That time tovfclo 0f faitlo you bold today May guide you on your life-long way, That the star of 190176, when ways are dark, May strike new liglat from flee ebbing spark, Tloat Clorisfs own love and gentle loem't May find in you a counterpart, That from false pleasuref glittering charms You shelter ngl m Marys army- All this we pray for you who go Into strange paths you do 1101f know. -THE FACULTY waif 34 hr- -. $34 3 S ff'sw ' XWLAMAW THjmxwxe Alma Mater Alma Mater, at the parting, As we whisper fond farewell, Words express but all too poorly Feelings loearts alone cam tell. Tender ties now must I76 broken. Otloer groups must take our stand; But we know that bearts attentive Still slaall feel your guiding baud. St. Augustine says that friendship Binds the friend to friend, and more, For tlac footy bonds of union GM to botla bigb beaverrfs d 001'. I 17, tloat day of blast re-zmion, Alma Mater, dear, we pray. May each daughter be your jewel I72 tlac crown you wear for aye. VIRGINIA D. BECK 9sz 36 75- k X x feakman inmahon ,ocek. Hour: sfent in CA8. Haz-Aoubvrerb G-A.A. meetings Aha ?arh'es L auiimmhdo meets. ' bthomoreQMEsafon 5 HOW C- AG. Probation Week; Wanboming Mama Fanela. . xafjmubician CILL AChaJl'h'EffD ?VYOHQEF Clavfs'sas erl'l's eotx'no Igor Hue S. 5.9 Porularihj contest The aloeheJer' ' fhe Lial'n IRobax' O.L.Pn. d 9.13. tea dances Noon-cia Otsd's 113 Hue chafel Cbss- laj rehearsals Wa-e Juniorm- gender brc.kF;-sk :Q;Aino IICDur Chafladn gaff. messaoea 'Pmducirazo' Hie quyG Amax-anl H a Wafclrziwqo Bike 12; vaiJe falahs Our $6301 EAT i r r0 er librafzj Attempts to Zvambhze Macbeth packino Christmak- boxes Far Hue mibSions L3 .ritual retveats and. conferences gaskefbaAY Saatowes Exhibil's and excaraioas P 'l': A. and: alumnae gig; to us GSZIBIluaxthn ecstasie5 7' x x 4,, - ,, III xfhlr'lf 5:6? KMR LU uhhwyg XMWC$ w v w M ?Jr! A312? 44y WNW'WI J, 1 frH.: nglgf?KEjZ ArpfglgbyegchQ ix fyff .7 1 $918mean -egyf 37 gem- Jlmdrdnth $5 In. heaven arc blomm'ng amarantloine lyowcrs, Am! beaten, we lmow, will one day be ours. T100 amarantlg, flower, never fades, never dies; The mnm'antb, virtue, most highly we prize. Small wonder, then, that we choose for the name of our Annual, the treasury of our high school memories, the name Amaranth. The word amaranth has been in high repute from the time of the most ancient Greek poets. The philosopher saint, Clement of Alexandria, added to the poetic conception of amaranth by calling it a flower of immor- tality. We learn that the fascinating Queen Christina of Sweden, the most learned and accomplished woman in an epoch of learned womenf, instituted a society, Knigbtx 0f Nae Amaranth. With the fall of the queen the order passed Out of existence. Spurred on by brighter hopes than those of the ill-fated Swedish queen, the Seniors of Our Lady of the Angels constitute ourselves an Order of the Amaranth, with a two-fold purpose: to make the knowledge gleaned here at school function throughout life and to make the virtue instilled grow and develop until it reaps fruition in eternity. We are mindful of the counsel- Have you bad a 11171111121633 shown? Pass it 011! hT'was not meant for you alone; Pass it 0113, We would share with you our joys, our treasures, the pleasures of our high school life. In pictures, in sketches, in verse, and in prose we would pass on the account to you. Thus it is we present to you the Amaranth of 19 3 6. BETTY JACOB weif 33 Ber- wmv AM A ANTH SWKq xx:- Amamnth Staff Editor in chief Activities ELIZABETH JACOB ESTHER MERKT MARGARET LINESCH Assistant Editors MARY CATHERINE VAIL MILDRED ZERR MELBA NERL Business Managers ELEANOR BUEHLER Art CYRILLA SCHULTZ JANE FOGARTY MARTHA KOPP Literary Circulation Managers IDA SACKSTEDER HEDWIG WERLE MARIE MEDECKE LORRAINE YOUNG FLORENCE MARAZZI MARGARET SCHMIDT Publicity ELIZABETH SCHWAB ..eg 39 Eh Jane Forgarty and Mary Jane Kappncr will have their own art studios. Loraine and Lucille Ketteler Will have invented the Ketteler Dry Cleaning Wash Motorette. Margarethe Dieckmann and Laura Tanahan will accompany Lily Pons like a shadow. President of the United States Betty Anderson will have vetoed the bill for another depression. Senator Esther Merkt and Representative Rosemary Thomas will be plan- ning t0 over-ride the Presidenfs decision. The dynamic nPersonality and Power,, will have come from the pen of Gertrude Herman. Red Cross nurses: Anna Marie Kroeger, Dolores Herman, Helen Nolan, Ruth Stites, and Ruth Spaith will be sent to China for relief work. The efforts of Chief Justice Betty Drees and the Associate Judges, Sylvia Bottenhorn, Betty Thurman, and Virginia Richter, Will successfully solve the Catholic School question. 'h Ruth Timmers and Patricia Gastenveld, Sister Ruth Patricia and Sister Patricia Ruth, will be calling on O. L. A. mission clubs to help their little Crow Indian Charges. Pauline Swank Diary, will be the best seller. Virginia Beck will win the Nobel prize for literature. Elizabeth Schwab will belong to the O. Pfs. Believe It or Notll section in the New York Times will be signed Herschede and Capra. Miss Noreen Asbrock, the great danseuse, will appear in a classical dance at Nora Mae Engehs Little Play Housef, Margaret Schmidt and Julianne Emmett will star as Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. . Rosemary Geers and Margaret Linesch will head the library staff at Columbia University. Betty Jane Bangert Will study music abroad. Thelma Storrie, Mary Mollaun, and Rosella Ammann will go irf, for sports as a career. Marjorie Geis, Blanche Pellman, Mary Catherine Vail, and Mary Sherman will be popularly known as Cincinnatik Symphony artists. Sister Rose Cecile Anneken, O. S. F., will be Chemistry instructor at Our Lady of the Angels. Norma Wegman will be Dean of Women at the Medeckc-Mercer Social Service School, Goyette, XVisconsin. Dolores Eckhoiic, Ella Artmayet, and Martha Kopp Will measure flve feet, eleven and oneehalf inches. Virginia Engler will have completed her course in love-letter writing in the MarcuS-Norris Amoh Correspondence School. Gladys Schaffeld, Virginia Ruwe, and Mary Morrissey will drink in the beauties of nature from the top of Matterhorn. Cecilia Geiser, Lauretta Knapp1 and Mildred Weller, graduates of the Weber-Weber Normal School, will be chosen to revise the Kindergarten cur- riculum. 4i 40 Fe ix F 4.1 Dreams Come CTAULG Dorothy Bauer, Helen Tierney ,and Mary Kirst will be on the ad- visory Board of W. A. A. of Cincinnati. Ruth Peters, President of the I. F. C. A., will be guest at the Mrs. Margaret Mall McDonovan mansion during the 1946 Convention in Washington, D. C. Vest-pocket size fly exterminators will bear the name GibbonSe'iPat pending. Mrs. Irene Vanden Eynden Oleary of Dublin will welcome Ambassador Elsie Look to the Emerald Isle and Castle OlLeary. Catechist Bernetta Dieckman and Catechist Margaret Reichardt will be in charge of the Lay Catechist Training School, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Helen Sander, Rita Strobl, Eleanor Speier, and Beatrice Vanden Eynden Wlll have erected a monument to American students who lost their lives in the study of history. Rita Martin, Anna Mae McHugh, Alvera Iori, iMatilda Hartmann, Mar- garet Young, Catherine Sabelhaus, Virginia Hundemer, and Virginia Tygrett will be caught in Aphroditek web. Vivian Brigel, manager of the Zerr-Marnzzi Hotel, Chicago, has placed a copy of uThe Personality of Jane Scearcef, by Virginia Hess, published by the Jacob-Falk Book Co., on every table in the one thousand rooms of the hotel. Ida Sacksteder will be eagerly looking for a current issue of the American Association of Chemists, Journal to ascertain the amount of recognition given her as the Worldis Famous Termite Exterminator. Helen Meirosels statue rtHermes will win high honors for her in the Pan- Grecian Exposition. Martha Bosse will own a Doherty Sedan. The Schultz-Scherpenberg Jewelry Co. will operate stores in forty-six states of the Union. Jean Marie Henggeler, Ruth Grob, Donna Lou Brueggeman, and Eleanor Buehlcr will be famous surgeons. uTranslations of Egyptian Hieroglyphic? will make Dolores Braunstein famous. Margaret Bentz, Lorraine Young, and Mildred Gallagher will Operate The Wonder Garment Shoppei, 028 floorsl, Paris. Margaret Miller, Ruth Schuch, and Melba Nerl will lecture on 'lThe Flora of Mars? Agnes Tierney, Irene Wingbermehl, and Estelle Ten Brunsel will be wish- ing they were not Hollywood stars. Evelyn Rack and Virginia Recker will run a Ye Quaint Old Book Shoppe? Dr. Evelyn Otto, X-ray specialist, will sign over her millions to missionary enterprises. On March 19, 1953 Sisters Editha Staud and Hedwigita Werle 0f the Little Sisters? will be saying to Sister Maria Jeanne Honebrink, Principal of O. L. A., This is the twenty-fifth year that the O. L. A. girls have been here to add cheer to our St. Joseph celebratiOIr-God bless themll, U-thbi 7-304 F; mount!!! 41F amoFau Om: CPastors 1 I ! With grateful hearts we fondly pray W For blessings on our pastors, way. 3 We count witlg thanks tlaeir guiding care, 5 Their earnest teaching, fervent prayer, W? The precious time for us they spent ; Impm'ting still early Sacrament. We list with full appreciation 0er good of Catholic education. We pray 0m lives may be the gold T0 crown tloeir works in Gonvs great fold. I MARGARET LINESCH l l W meg 42 i9? +????WAMAW TH WW- 6M NAME ,3 the Thing m GERTRUDE BOLLMER . . . . Charity, Hoe grmfesf of H96 Tlo-rw Graccs MARGARET CAULFIELD . . . . Dorotloy Dow DOROTHY DENHAM . . . . Skippy ELVERA DUNKER . . . . Gracie Allen MARY ELIZABETH EVERS . . . . Hans wt'tl90ut Fritz MARGARET ELFERS . . . . Cordelia VIRGINIA GEERS . . . . Dolly Vardcn ANNA FILUSCH . . . . Modem Lorelei HELEN GEHRING . . . . Our own Pollyanna REGINA GILBERT . . . . Orpbmz Annie ANNA MAY GRAMANN . . . . Portia RUTH HARTMANN . . . . Athletics!!! CHARLOTTE HAUCK . . . . Plaoebc JUNE HELD . . . . Freckles, just plain Freckles IMELDA JOSEPH . . . . Attendance 017i66'1' ROSELYN KAPPNER . . . . Gregg EDITH KEIM . . . . junior No. 93 RUTH KUDERER . . . . Gerfmn'c Ederle AGNES MOTZ . . . Pasteur BETTY REDER . . . . Fairy of the Snows RITA ROEBKE . . . . Ciceroiv cloublc ALMA RUEBUSCH . . . . Ursula Finch ROSEMARY SCHEPMAN . . . . Pippa ROSEMARY SPEIER . . . . Helm Wills Moody LORAINE STOLL . . . . sztdy Hall Silencer RITA VOLZ . . . . Karl Ki'rlasmitb AUDREY WALTERMAN . . . . Laughing Wafers CECILIA WEIL . . . . Spriglotly Topsy JANE WINSTON . . . . Rubmof himself RUTH WERSEL . . . . Little Nell HELEN ZERR . . . . Tiny Tim. GOD BLESS YOU, EVERY ONFK wig 45 ;9? Ghe QEED as the Thing W8 FRANCES ALERING . . . . As in Honest Abef, in her, goodness, intelligence and Staten liness are combined. MARIE DONATH . . . . Tell me truly, What can be done by a girl like me? MARGARET DWENGER . . . . Columbus, brave With a strong purpose. ANNA GLUECK . . . . Tomorrer you MY 1116,11 go out fer a day 0, iishini BARBARA GRAF . . . . We are all but learners in the temple of Truth. LORRAINE HART . . . . Trusted and loyal. LORETTA HEITZMAN . . . . Our president and leaderoBrisk commands are snapped out. LUELLA HOF . . . . A combination of Wit and originality. BETTY HOFFMAN . . . . Magnificent usefulness. VERA HOLTHAUS . . . . A Cicero of noble aspirations. VIRGINIA LEIST . . . . Madame Curiefs rival. MARY LOUISE MAYBORG . . . . When a person wants to do just one thing, how much he wants it! RITA MENGES . . . . Our versatile Aristotle. ADELE MERKT . . . . We Who have our work to do must ever go forward. CATHERINE MUENICH . . . . Katy didn,t; Katy didrft; Katy did; Katy did. ELAINE PACHOUD . . . . Elaine the fair, Elaine the lovable. IRMA PFEIFFER . . . . At your service, gentle masters. MARY ROCCA . . . . Scion of scholarship. CHRISTINE ROTSCHING . . . . Giggling Chris. AGNES RUSCHE . . . . A peacemaker equal to Clay. CLARE SACKSTEDER . . . . If I keep still, those Who saw me come Will forget about it. IRENE SCI-IOENHOF . . . . Object first: to be punctual. L015 SCHWETSCHENAU . . . . Herculean in mastery of knowledge. JESSIE TEBBEN . . . . David, our champion slinger. MARY ELLEN TILBURY . . . . Star mathematician. DOROTHY URK . . . . She iiddles - - And wiggles her ears. MADALYN WAGNER . . . . Junior Poet Laureate. LORETTA WOERMAN . . . . Save a little every day-ofor the missions. CLARICE HERRMANN The Three Musketeers MARY ALICE KOHSTALL a , 8 Don t look at the gun; look at the target. DOROTHY VON WAHLDE JPP??WAM AWTH Meme Tale THING as the Thing w ROMILDA BERLING . . . . In a contest with Floyd Gibbons, Romilda would come in hrst. CATHERINE CORNELIUS . . . . Fritz, our early bird, always ahead of the bell LU GRACE DEUTSCH . . . . Geometry rival for Pythagoras. MARJORIE DUFFY . . . . The Pride of Carthage. RUTH EARLY . . . . Her slogan: May I bring my task tomorrowW ETHELREDA ENGELHART . . . . Our little hidden woodchuck. VIOLA GRANT . . . . R. st basketball fan. RITA HAGEDORN . . . . Our historically wise girl. VIRGINIA HARTLAUB . . . . uJust going to get my lessons? MARGARET HOETKER . . . . Good-natured Peg, a friend in need. CLARE RITA JAMES . . . . Michaelangelds disciple. LISETTE LAMPE . . . . Luther Burbank had better look to his laurels. MARIE LISTERMAN . . . . Study hall entertainer. CATHERINE LISTERMANN . . . . Haunts the woods hand in hand With Thoreau. CAROLYN MACK . . . . Our personality girl. MARGARET MCLAUGHLIN . . . . Come easy, go easy, Peggy. MARY NIEHAUS . . . . The Juniorsh jumping jack. GEORGIA OCONNELL . . . . Go to D. T.? Why, I didrft do anything? MARY PETERSON . . . . Babe Didrikson. EVA PORTSCHER . . . . Audubon. MARTHA SANTEL . . . . Shehs 0n the tennis court. REGINA TEISMAN . . . . An 0. L. A. Band artist. RUTH THIEMAN . . . . Actually lives for biology tests. LAURANE WALSH . . . . Faithful as Abe Lincoln. MARY WANSTRATH . . . . Denies she is regular at D. T. RITA WEISBROD . . . . Happy-Go-Lucky Pep. RITA ZINSER . . . . Sincerity personified. MARY ZUREICK . . . . Industrious, gentle, lady-like. ALICE ANDREWS EVELYN GAss Unaffected by mob psychology. JENNY SCIARRA MARIAN GFROER -Damon and P thias cannot be se arated. ALICE WILKEN I y p 1 x! .4. 4: U: 14.. '3 1 TShe NoowDay rUisit QM At 7700le my jesus calls; H is voice I know. Apart from crowded balls, Alone, I go. H eawmuard my thoughts ascend. Bmf 'IUIJO am I P I 11 me suck faqus there blend, Ola, beIpV I cry. With Him I want to speak; And who is He? My Maker, Jesus meek, T0 T1066, I flee? Does H 6, great God, love me? He gave H is life, His death, my soul to free. Now aid in strife? Do I return His Love? Yes, 32.?st I say, The proof will soar above This very day? MILDRED ZERR w:?.TI so igan- Ghey 8cm . . . Be called Room 93 famous 11in musicimzs: Jean Falk, Josephine Fey, Evelyn Gill, Elsie Huller, Margaret Loftus, Dorothy Lohman, Peggy Lyons, Marie Schrott, Betty Menner. Pep up the English class: Jane Ann Speier, Marjorie Herschede, Shirley Docllman, Kathryn Stites. Boost the Cincinnati Street Railway: Blanche Sprague, Thelma Schleater, Irma Falk, Mary Rita Koenig. Ask interesting and tbouglot-provolzing questions: Julia Emmers, Mildred Slacke, Rita Seufert, Janet Meunchen, Mildred Grob. Collect library fines: Bernadette Meyer, Mary Louise Jung, Ruth Mary Butz. Be classed as scientists: . Louise Blanken, Blanche Farrell, Joan Kettler. Take part in Olympics: Mildred Tekulve, Clara Mae Federle, Marie Brinkman. Rival Scbmnan-Hez'nla: Dorothy Ravensberg, Mary Catherine Scherman. Be seen in cloapel for tlae daily N.oomday visit: Marjorie Bosken, Alice Topmoeller. Always be seen together: Geraldine Westerhold, Antoinette Schell, Margaret Thieryoung, Ruth Ellis, Muriel Moran. N at 610 without each afber: Betty Barter, Loretta EfHer. N at have: THE SOPHOMORE SHOWP WITHOUT THE SOPHO- MORES. meg 5 3 gcmm T511632 Will . . Play basketball : Ann Riesenberg, Jean Matre, Helen Steiglcitcr, Virginia Mollcr, Rena Bozzuto, Anne Early. Be walking fashion plates: Dolores Schulhof, Laura jane Kloeb, Rosella Hellman, Mary Ellen Schultz, Yolando Del Gesso, Elsie Grossi. Mind tlaez'r manners: Anna Mary De Paoli, Laura De Paoli, Lucille Foltzer, Anna Niehaus, Betty Ann Moore. Ever be patient, loving, 196lele Big Sisters: Ruth Holthaus, Dolores Boesken, Dorothy Clemens, Mildred Martini. ' Get their names mixed : Mary Ruth McIntyre, Ruth Mary McIntyre. Read and read: Helen Cribbin, Adele Wiesman, Gertrude V012. H WUE to run to be 011 time: Virginia Zoz, Virginia Marazzi, Alice Culton. Ever be good mission workers: Margaret Patjen, Nigoletta Acquaro, Martha Schutte, Virginia Mushaben, Rita Glaser. Contilzzte to display conversatimml ability: Vivian Jaeger, Rita Meyer, Mary Ellen Higgins, Virginia Dwenger. N of have: The Greek Dances Without Peggy Louis. met? 55 gem, wmm AM AWTHJWxxwe $511637 Must . . . Be sisters: Edna Mae Zimmerman, Susanna Zimmerman. Be partial to a name: Dorothy Fcichtner, Dorothy Losinski, Dorothy Manz, Dorothy Wehrle. Be together: Gertrude Purcell, Eleanor Smith. Win tlae prize for gracioumess and gentility: Marjorie Morgan, Ruth Johns, Julia Nussbaum, Bertha Morgan. Be pursuing Plaeidippides: Dolores Adams, Martha Archbold, Alice Stagge. Be planning a junior banquet: Marie Grassel, Margaret Dorsey, Ethel Dozier, Irma Jane Shanks. Be enilousiastic members of flae Glee Chorus: Elvcra Billinghurst, Gertrude Brockman, Helen Schcrle. Be bap 13y: Ethel Vanden Eynden, Hertha Miller, Cornelia Schmidts. Be good Englislo students: Margaret Brennan, June Weise, Ethel Schlarman, Rosemary Steltenpohl, Luella Schappacher, Joan Norris, Fedela Marmno. Be in tloe art studio: Jeanette Thoma, Catherine Stiegler. Win Hoar Paper-Drive: Mary Stoinoff, Grace Dozier, Ruth Weller, Mary Maher. H ear: Alma Heeb-play the sousaphone. Not be D. T. patrons: Elvcra Betsch, Lillian Bedinghaus, Helen Broerman. erwzxm AMAW T H m In the Files of Time WIS EN YEARS AGO Rev. Mother M. Clarissa Dillhoff, responding to the call of His Excellency, Archbishop John T. MeNieholas, formed the plan for Our Lady of the Angels High School and conceived an interest in the project Which has surmounted every difficulty, Which has grown and strengthened With the passing years. NINE YEARS AGO when the corner stone of Our Lady of the Angels was laid, the Rev. Juvenal Berens, O. F. M., called this a school Where Our Ladyhs virtues would be instilled and emulated. IGHT YEARS AGO marked the dedication of our school. It was for this occasion the students of the Academy of the Immaculate Conception, Oldenburg, presented the toreh-bearing angels in our lobby, their generous gift to Our Lady of the Angels. EVEN YEARS AGO the Angelle Dramatic Club, Our Lady of the Angels, dramatic artists in the making, presented thatricia? With a pomp and splendor that set the standard for the sehooYs dramatic performances. IX YEARS AGO the school gave its first welcome to the Federation of the P. T. A., an occasion marked by :1 social luncheon, a musical entertainment, and an exhibition of art, dress-making, and school projects. IVE YEARS AGO the Our Lady of the Angels Band was organized and made its first public appearance. In the St. Bernard Progressive Parade our Band scored its first public success by being awarded hrst prize. OUR YEARS AGO, following traditional practice, the seniors presented a graduation gift of appreciation to the schoolethe Encyclopedia Brittanica. HREE YEARS AGO, Amaranth, a flower symbolic of immortality, was appre- ciatively chosen as the new name of our senior Annual, the book to treasure the unfading, the undying memories of life at Our Lady of the Angels. W0 YEARS AGO, from the ranks of Our Lady of the Angels Adele Schroeder, Marie Wernsing, Malvina Goyette, Magdalen Bellman, Martha Dillhoff, Beatrice Speasak, Clara Ward, Edith Castelli, Anna Kuhn, Mercedes Weinberg, and Marie Holt- haus entered religious congregations to devote their lives to Godk special service. NE YEAR AGO Reverend Mother Clarissa presented to the school the statue of the pleading Christ. With Christa dun: our motto, we reorganized the existing societies of the school into the Catholic ActiOn Guild. JUNE 1936 one-hundred-fourteen girls receive the diploma of graduation from Our Lady of the Angels High School, the banner class in the history of the school. MELBA NERL ...;q 58 get..- WW3 AMAW TH WW You Will Always Find . . . Mary Ann Burgheim, Anna Louise Hoffman, and Frances Puthoff . . . . Trying to outdo Padercwski. Alma Edelman and Jane Gamel . . . . Solving scientihc problems. Marcella Buescher . . . . Following Socrates. Jeanette Bordiere and Helen Drout . . . . Champion volleyball players. Nellie Elton, June Weber, Ruth Wanstrath . . . . Competing with June Knight. Dorothy Geeks and Ruth Ross . . . . Playing Shakespearean roles. Ruth Hembrock and Frances Sintz . . . . On the dance floor. Eileen Hudson and Mary Kathryn Schmidt . . . . Fluting their voices. Dorothy Karle . . . . Showing school spirit. Marion Kuertz and Marion Squires . . . . Computing with xes and y,s. Alvina Kopp and Joan Rasfcld . . . . 'XVith the Intelligentia. Rita Laake, Eleanor Milet, Betty Schwartz . . . . Quoting Caesar. Lois Lauxterman and Gertrude Thornton . . . . On time??? Marcella Meischke and Rita Speidel . . . . In der deutehen Klasse. Mary Rasfeld and Catherine Tallon . . . . Smiling away trouble. Ruth Rheude, Dorothy Schrand, Rosemary Wurzelbaeher . . . . Winning sewing prizes. Catherine Reiner and Marie Tenhover . . . . Silent as the Sphinx. Alice Rozof and Dolores Nagel . . . . Portraying hues and color schemes. Elizabeth Rundo and Beatrice Sciarra . . . . Faithful children of Mary. Mary Schuessler and Mary Ward . . . . Patronizing the cafeteria. Margaret Scully and Ruth Roll . . . . Mentioned in the thportoseopeW Grace Smith and Dolores Suer . . . . Associating with the Literati. Martha. Spaeth and Marguerite Steltenpohl . . . . Interested pupils. Jean Snyder and Betty Ulm . . . . Out of place. Cecilia Stolz and Dorothy Ward . . . . Murmuring to themselves. Louise Staunton . . . . Cheering the team to Victory. Dorothy Swarm and Ruth Timmers . . . . Warming the heaters. Emma Tadday and Marcetta Suddarth . . . . Making a home-run. Mary Tonnis and Mary Katherine Tribbe . . . . Conferring about frills and furbelows. mat 61 $- WWW? AM A W T H Smtmp You Will Often Find . . . Margaret Anneken and Ruth Meiners . . . . Visiting the Chapel. Joan Beck . . . . Relating ghost stories. Marian Berding, Janet HintOn, Agnes Rehring, Helen Witzmun . . . . Sewing flt for a queen? Gertrude Borchers and Evelyn Greiner . . . . Perusing the Classics. Ruth Brinker, Ruth Homebrink, Rita Lungo, Lois Veddern . . . . Shooting baskets. Dorothy Britch, Marie Meirose, Marcella Schneider . . . . Entering Talking Marathons. Esther Chaike and Rosemary Herman . . . . Tuning in on wfhe Cathoiic Hour. Marcella Deubell and Margie Walz . . . . Wearing a smile that twonyt rub OPE. Ruth Ellert . . . . Imitating HStepin Fetchit? Alvina George and Ethel Koenig . . . . Frowning at an assignment. Mary Evelyn Greiner, Alice Junker, Helen Le Saint . . . . Impersonating 'tGiggling Gertie? Geneva Guck and Verna Herrmann . . . . Subbing for uBabe Ruth. Dorothy Hamilton . . . . Regarding sewing as A Ripping Story? Hazel Hardin and Florence Hoelscher . . . . Attending parties. Beatrice Higgins and Dolores Rittmeier . . . . Dramatizing The Ten 0,Clock Scholar.n Blanche Heidel and Florence Hollmann . . . . Offering a back seat to RubinoH. Mildred Hellmann and Bernadette Rowekamp . . . . Being obliging. Bernadette Holthaus and Gertrude Wissel . . . . Playing chef for the family. Marie Kaelin, Dorothy Schultz, Mary Louise Staud, Ruth String . . . . Imitating uGinger Rogers.n Cecilia Knueven and Ruth Vender Brink . . . . Being Webstefs Unabridged in person. Rita Mae Konrad and Mary Elizabeth Linde . . . . Wresting the laurels from Jeannette MacDonald. Rosemary thl and Anna Lessel . . . . Eating potato chips. Florence Meyer . . . . Considering the sidewalk a near companion-When she skates. Margaret Moellcr and Mary Simpson . . . . Trying to out-distance t'Omaha. Kathleen Mulcare . . . , Quoting Her voice was ever soft and low. Margaret Murphy . . . . Being forgetful. Patricia N011 and Rita Quebbeman . . . . Longing to be other Raphaels or Murillos. Rita Smith . . . . Writing verses.- Dorothy Vonder Haar . . . . A HBlushing Rose. Anna Mae Woerman . . . . Playing District Attorney. 1 4 ,-7.. Ch LN 64f v . I 3? l V y W? AMAW TH Swaqw You Will Never Find . . . Rosemary Beck, Georgiana Conneighton, Rita Lange . . . . Indulging in extra study. Hilda Brotherton, Mildred Kaveney . . . . Tripping the light fantastic toe. Verna Bruner, Mary Bunthoff . . . . Acting ungraciously. Mary Clark . . . . Without a good alibi. Anna Mae Daley and Virginia Mae Duesing . . . . In detention class. Ruth Clark and Rosalyn Frerick . . . . Up to date with algebra assign- ments. Marcglla Efkstein, Anne Edington, Helen Feiertag . . . . Conjugating 311.10. Anna Culton . . . . Without a question. Doris Kuhn and Margaret Foltz . . . . In want of sweaters and umbrellas. Ruth Rost and Eva Giovanetti . . . . Playing for Major Bowes. Jean Drees and Doris Wlosinski . . . . Needing advice in beauty culture. Ruth Morgan . . . . Without an appetite. Alice Fitzpatrick and Virginia Burger . . . . Lacking school spirit. Rose Mary Glaser and Louise Schaupp . . . . Trying to grow. Mary Jane Mathauer and Gloria Fisher . . . . Exceeding the speed limit. Josephine Lasita and Jane Zink . . . . Conversing in Spanish. Agnes Mae Hiles and Mary Ellen Meischke . . . . Remembering items of unportance. Betty Kemme and Lydia Grossi . . . . Advertising for dimples. Florence Homan . . . . Without a pose. Theresa Schwarz and Evelyn Schwarb . . . . Silently recollected. Florence Rothan and Miriam Mitchell . . . . Day dreaming during classes. Helen Rudolph and Martha Nickum . . . . Uninterested in WaSb ington, D. C. Dolores Linnemann . . . . Without curls. Olive Heitlage and Ruth Heitlage . . . . Looking coquettish. Harriet Tonnies, Charlotte Engel, Loretta Michel . . . . Toying With balls and baskets. Helen Ridge . . . . Without :1 novel. Lucille Oleary and Catherine Noonan . . . . Bidding uAuf Wiedersehn. Mary Ann Henlein and Ruth Moore . . . . Lacking a coterie of friends. Mary Louise Vogt and Patricia O Neill . . . . Without A,S. 1935z1936 PRIZE WINNERS Perfect Attendance Record, Commercial 1 932-1 936 Betty Anderson, Virginia Beck, Margaretha Dieckmann, Anna Fil- usch, Barbara Graf, Mary Jane Vivian Brigel, Virginia Engler, Pa- Kappncr, Adele Merkt, Virginia tricia Gastenveld, Betty Jacob, Anna Marie Kroeger, Marie Med- ecke, Evelyn Rack, Ruth Timmers, Irene Weber, Hedwig Werlc, Mar- Athletics garet Youn g. Ruwe, Irene Wingbermehl. Helen Meirose, Florence Marazzi, Rosella Ammann, Margaret Bcntz, Mary Mollaun, Mary Peterson, Vir- School Spirit . . gxma Ruwe, Gladys Schaffeld, Jes- Room 4, Room 5, Room 7, Room 9, Room 14. Betty Janc Bangert, Patricia Gas- tenveld, Anna Glueck, Viola Grant, Dorothy Ravensberg, Agnes Reh- ring, Ritamary Scherpenberg, Ruth Timmers, Cecilia Weil, Hedwig XVcrlc, Lorraine Young. Literary Virginia Beck, Madalyn Wagner, Mildred Zerr. Music Betty Andrews, Evelyn Gill, Bar- bara Graf, Peggy Louis, Laura Tanahan, Mary Catherine Vail, Jane Winston, Rita Zinser. err; 66 1:3. sie Tebben, Helen Tierney, Helen Zerr, R 0 s e m a r y Glaser, Ruth Brinker, Verna Herrman, Florence Homan, Ruth Honebrink, Alice Junker, Rita Lungo, Marie Meirose, Florence Rothan, Lois Veddern. Girls, Week Exhibit Betty Jane Bangert Marian Berd- ing, Anna. Mae Daley, Charlotte Hauck, Janet Hinton, Mildred Hellman, Betty Kemme, Helen Le- Saint, Rita Meyer, Ruth Morgan, Agnes Rehring, Florence Rothan, Helen Scherle, Dorothy Schrand, Dolores Schulhof, Rosemary Speier, Catherine Stiegler, Dolores Suer, Audrey Walterman, Rita Weisbrod, Rosemary Wurzelbacher. +WWAMAWTH 5m 5 S S S S Popularity Contest tudent Activ ity cholarship chool S pirit portsmanshi p ROSEMARY GEERS Senior LORETTA HEITZMAN Junior , f; ANN RIESENBERG Sophomore LOUISE STAUNTON Freshman Wf 67 ifs-m- K W l MWAMA AN H J OFFICERS President ..................................... Vice President ............................ Secretary ..................................... EUCHARISTIC SECTION MARGARET MALL RUTH PETERS LISETTE LAMPE LORETTA EFFLER ANNA MAE DALEY OUR LADY SECTION ROSEMARY GEERS EDITH STAUD CAROLYN MACK MARY RITA KOENIG RITA MAE KONRAD ........................... VIRGINIA BECK ............................ EVELYN OTTO ..................... CECILIA ANNEKEN LITERARY SECTION MARGARETHA DIECKMAN VIRGINIA ENGLER MADALYN WAGNER MARJORIE HERSCHEDE NELLIE ELTON PUBLICITY SECTION MARY JANE KAPPNER DONA LOU BRUGGEMAN CLARA RITA JAMES CATHERINE STIEGLER DOLORES NAGEL -ea 68 fgm ,1 l xl V V x 8 f PARISH SECTION Patricia Gastenveld Edna Fall; Elaine Pachoud Margaret Dwenger Luella Hof June Held Mary Jane Honebrink Betty Tierney Mary Rocca Virginia Richter Virginia Leist Rosella Ammann Betty Hoffman Laura Jane Kloeb Julia Nussbaum Ann Riesenberg Lois Schwetschenau mnco OHm-zzn -mgtg 69 Fig.8.- MAMAWTH Smxai wh MISSION SECTION Ruth Timmers Marjorie Geis Julianne Emmett Rita Strobl Betty Doherty Martha Bosse Regina Gilbert Rita Menges Margaret Hoetker Virginia Dwenger Blanche Sprague Virginia chnger Dorothy Feichtner Anna Culton Elizabeth Rundo Marcella Schneider Dorothy Schrand Beatrice Sciarra Betty Anderson Ritamary Scherpenberg Patricia Gibbons Bernetta Dieckmann Mary Mollaun Irene Weber Elvira Dunker Agnes Rusche Romilda Berling Muriel Moran Louise Blanken Peggy Louis Edna Mae Zimmerman Patricia O,Nf-ei1 Dorothy Karle Agnes Rehring Ethel Koenig Lucille Olcary 'VWQAM AW H melee!- Gatholic Action W HAT THE YEAR 19354936 be a most auspicious one for the Catholic Action Guild the association was organized in six committees: Eucharistic, Our Lady, Apostolic, Literary, Publicity, and Parish, with a special project for each unit. With one hundred per cent co-operation the Student Body passed the two-weeksi probation test and enrolled to accomplish the great enterprise of becoming Christlike. THE EUCHARISTIC UNIT encouraged union with Christ . . . daily visits to chapel, frequent Holy Communion, assiduous morning and night prayers. Enthusiasm for methodical visits to the Blessed Sacrament vied with interest manifested in mental prayer. Advent witnessed the rise of i'starsii for each pupil on which to record spiritual practices for the Divine Infant, His present to place in the crib. The graces of retreat crowned the close of the first semester. Lent found each with a chart on which to record Communions received and the donations made for the missions. Surely the Risen Savior had reason to rejoice in the many who rose spiritually with Him. The very name of OUR LADY COMMITTEE suggests its duties . . . to promote devotion to Our Blessed Lady. The Living Rosary was enacted 0n the grounds in October. The Hail Marys of the girls standing in the form of a rosary were answered by the Holy Marys of the entire school. The May Crowning 0f Heavenis Queen brought down the Sacramental Benediction of her Divine San. THE APOSTOLIC COMMITTEE dealt with the temporal welfare of home and foreign missions. Works of this project were the paper-drive for the school; the gather- ing of Christmas bundles of clothing, toys, and medicines for the Crow mission in Montana, for the Mexican and Indian missions of the Southwest, for the colored missions of Missouri and Cincinnati; the financial aid to the Little Sisters of the Poor and t0 the Franciscan Missions in China; and the Christmas party which the girls sponsored for the colored children at St. Anthony school. THE LITERARY COMMITTEE set for its goal to promote Catholic reading. Magazines, which were collected during a drive, were given out to the girls to read. After the students had themselves learned to know and appreciate the interesting stories and articles contained in our Catholic magazines these were in turn passed on to Catholic hospitals. Our many reminders in the form of posters were the work of the PUBLICITY UNIT. Practices, encouragements, and the results of drives were artistically pictured, and graphically charted on the walls in the corridors. THE PARISH COMMITTEE strove to interest the girls in the sodalities and social activities of the individual parishes. Such was the Catholic Action program for the year. We shall not here thank the Sisters for their helpesurely we are their very own, and our success is their crown. We here do voice our grateful appreciation to our Chaplain, Father Herbert, for his ever ready help, his generous encouragement, his inspiring spiritual conferences, and his unfailing spiritual advice. EVELYN OTTO --o-$fzi 70 Ew- ea 71 g - I s, 1' Q! MWAMA AN' HWW Spring Time in Hellas SENIOR CLASS PLAY Tloe Story 0f the Play Artemis, goddess of the hunt, hears of Prince Endymion's love for Thalia. She fears the merry making of the mortals Will spoil her sport and bids Hermes prevent their coming into the woods. Disguised as an old woman HCIITICS comes upon the merry makers, tells them of their loves, and warns them against the danger of entering the forest. Apart from these Endymion tells his friend Eumenides of his love for the mock- ing Thalia. He bids Eumenides leave him alone and join his betrothed Kallisthene in the merry party. ' Artemis appears to Endymion. She would woo him for her companion in the hunt. Just when Endymion and Thalia are about to plight their love, Artemis, invisible to mortals, whispers in Thalia's ear and confuses her. Thalia departs from Endymion to follow her own whims. Artemis summons Hermes to bring Morpheus to her. She bids Morpheus cast a sleep on Endymion from Which none but she may awaken him. Hermes tricks Morpheus to weave into the spell the power for one mortal to be able to awaken him. Morpheus and his enchanters draw a magic circle. Endymion enters and falls into deep sleep. The merry group return to lead him to their games. They endeavor to awaken him. Even the kiss of Thalia fails. They go to report the wicked spell to the parents of Endymion, King Aeolus and Queen Hermie. Meanwhile Artemis awakens Endymion. She offers him immortality and perpetual youth as reward for following her. Endymion will not yield his love for Thalia and his promised loyalty to rule the kingdom of his father. Artemis foiled, casts him back into sleep. The King and Queen vainly offer sacrifice to Zeus to amuse Endymion from sleep. Fearful of the gods all' Withdraw but Eumenides, Kallisthene, and Thalia. Hermes appears and tells them, uthoso loveth the sleeper with such unselfish truth that he will give, for the power to awaken him, his dearest possession-that power is his. Eumenides and Kallisthene understand the sacrifice required. Courageously they offer it. Endymion awakens. Happily Endymion and Thalia express their love. They would have Eumenides and Kallisthene share their joyous day. The sacrifice forbids. Artemis, won by the loyal love of the mortals, releases them from their vow and leaves them all to loveethc purest joy a mortal heart may know. CHARACTERS Morfals Edyntia11,n fn'inrc ............... ,. . .......................................... BETTY THUMAN Thalia, with whom Endymion is 1'11 Ion: ................................................. VIRGINIA ENGLER Eumenides, the bond- flieml of Endymion ............................................ SYLVIA BOTTENHORN Kaliisfbene, Eumeuides' betrothed ........................................................... EVELYN OTTO King Azalus, Eudymionis father ................................................. JEAN MARIE HENGGELER Queer: Hermiu, Endymion's mother .................................................... JULIANNE EMMERT Greek M didmzs Greek. Youtbx Tbamnr ........................... MELBA NERL Timon. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, THELMA STORRIE Pbryuiu .......................... EDITH STAUD Pbaeon ............................ BETTY JACOB Erithoe ........................... RITA MARTIN Alcides ................. ESTELLE TEN BRUNSEL Doris ................ DONNA LOU BRUGGEMAN Clean ......................... NORMA WEGMAN Ctilyce ..................... . . . .MARTHA BOSSE Allmetix ..................... MARGARET MILLER Aletbzl . . .............. MARY JANE HONEBRINK Diamed . . . V . . . ........... MARGARET SCHMIDT woe? 72 521w- wwrvgmg AMAW TH gmqu- Priest of the Temple of Zeus ............................................................ ROSEMARY GEERS Messenger .............................................................................. RITA STROBL Ladics-in-Wrtitiug to Queen Harmia ................................................ VIRGINIA BECK MARGARET LINESCH Royal Gmn-ds Dancers Immortals Artemis, Goddess of the Chase and of the Moon .............................................. BETTY DREES Morpheus, God of sleep ................................................................. ADELE GOYETTE Hermes, a tricksy mexse-nger of the gods ................. ............................ HELEN MEIROSE Pawn, ruler over the creatures of the forest ............................................ ANNA MAE McHUGH Dryads THE DANCES IN ORDER THE COMBAT-Rosella Ammann, Mar- Margaret Mall, Esther Merkt. Mary garet Bentz, Rosalind Capra, Jane Fo- Morrissey, Ruth Peters, Jane Scearce, garty, Patricia Gibbons.Hele11 Tierney. Ruth Stites, Laura Tanahan. . 7: A -' '2 ' ' + - THE CHASE N1arga1-ethe Dleckmunn, DRl-XD ANIICS th1111 Anneken, Ella Artmayer, Dolores Eckhoff, Martha Kopp, Ida Sac-ksteder, Irene XYingbre mehl. Patricia. Gastenveld, Margaret Linesch, Audrey Mercer, Mary Margaret Norris, Blanche Penman, Eleanor Speior, Mil- dred XVCHCT- THE WOOD NYMPHS GAMBOIFDG- lures Braunstein, Ruth Grub, Virginia w ! T . .. . PERSEPHONES RETURNihomen Ab- Hundemer, Florence Mnl'azm, Evelyn byrock, Margaret BQIIItZ: Betty Doherty, Rack, Margaret Reichardt. hora Mae Engel, Vn'guua Ruwe, Mur- garet Young. HOLIDAY MIRTH-Dm'othy Bauer, Ce- oilia Geiser, Gertrude Herman, Alvem THE SLUMBER CI-IARM E1e-avno1'Buell- 1011. Helen Nolan, Virginia Becker, ler, Mildred Gallagher, Carolyn Her- Elizabeth Schwab, Ruth Spaith, Ruth Schede, Mary Kist, Lam-ettu Knapp, Timmm-s, Beatrice Yunden Eynden. PROCESSIONAL ........................................................... , ...................................... Gounod AVE MARIA .............................................................................................................. Gounod Contralto ........ MARGARETHE DIECKMANN Cello .............. MARY CATHERINE VAIL Piano ....................... VIRGINIA BECK MONTH OF ROSES .................................................................................................. Simzbold SENIOR CHORUS ROMANCE ............................................................................................................... La Forge Clarinet ..................... RUTH SCHUCH Piano ............... BETTY JANE BANGERT JUNE 15 IN MY HEART .......................................................................................... Vaugloan Cantraito ................ LAURA TANAHAN Piano ............... ANNA MARIE KROEGER THE FROLIC ....... ' ...................................................................................................... Delibes GRECIAN DANCE ADDRESS ...................................................................... Rev. Herbert Klosterkcmjmr, O.F.M. CONCERTO IN G MINOR .................................................................................... Mendelssohn Soloist. . , . . , . . . . . . . .BETTY JANE BANGERT with Orchestra RECESSIONAL .................................................................................................... Mendelssohn ...,.;Si 73 E6- div mZEmmin ymdda 48:3ka EwwEux E SSN Sea E8: 8:3 Nah mvaogm 4E3? $0 mg NgEm :e 8:32. ms nNgxmqu mg .EEEH :vx QFmeeNUBO ESQ -; s? I l I x x 5 WAMAWTH 4111;31:- O'rchestm 436130111161 QM? BETTY JANE BANGERT ................................................. Directress MARY CATHERINE VAIL ............................ Assistant Directress FIRST VIOLINS VIOLONCELLOS SAXOPHONE Jane Winston Lorraine Young Romilda Berling Barbara Graf Anna Marie Kroeger Regina Teisman Marjorie Geis Regina Gilbert Virginia 202 Margaret Dwenger Florence I-Iollman Mary Ellen Bangert SECOND VIOLIN Dorothy Urk Ethelreda Engelhart Emma Tadday Edna Mae Zimmerman Mildred Martini Ethel Dozier Elizabeth Rundo Alma Edelman Kathleen Mulcare Mary Louise Vogt Ruth Hennel VIOLAS Anna Mae Daley Rose Mary Herman Mildred Kaveney Anna Culton Mary Catherine Vail Helen Listerman Rita Volz Edna Falk Marion Kuertz Virginia Dwenger Loraine Hart BASSES Marie Weber Lois Schwetschenau HARP Alice Culton F LUTES Florence Meyer Anna Louise Hoffman Mary Simpson OBOES Helen Rudolph Rosemary Steltenpohl CLARINETS Evelyn Gill Ruth Schuch Cyrilla Schultz Mary McIntyre Rosemary Wurzelbacher Martha Spaeth Dolores Schulhof TRUMPETS Cecilia Wail Lois Veddern Marie Schrott Rita Lungo TROMBONES Mary Ann Eichhorn Ritamary Scherpenberg Margaret Loftus Peggy Lyons HORNS Rosemary Speier Hertha Miller Lillian Haverland Arvilla Reichert BARITONE Dorothy Lehman SOUSAPHONE Alma Heeb PERCUSSION Mary Sherman Rita Meyer Ruth Hembrock PEGGY LOUIS ......................................................... Accompanist -.u.;.g.f 75 Egm NTH AMA BETTY. JANE BANGERT Drum Major 77 fggm NIB 43and ?ersonnel M BETTY JANE BANGERT ................ . ........................... Drum Major PICCOLO SAXOPHONES HORNS Peggy Louis Dolores Schulhof Rosemary Speier Rita Volz Hertha Miller FLUTES Anna Louise Hoffman Florence Meyer Mary Simpsan E FLAT CLARIN ETS Evelyn Gill Loraine Young B FLAT CLARINETS Mary Catherine Vail Ruth Schuch Cyrilla Schultz Regina Teisman Ethclreda Engclhart Regina Gilbert Dolores Adams Mary McIntyre Betty Menner Florence Hellman Rosemary Wurzelbacher Martha Spaeth Dorothy Hamilton Helen Rudolph Joan Beck Geneva Guck Mary Ann Burghcim Marcella Meisscke Anna Marie Woerman Mary Ellen Tilbury Virginia 202 Rita Meyer Dolores Nagel Dorothy Schultz Marcella Schneider Marie Kaelin Agnes Rehring OBOE Helen Rudolph BARITONES Emma Tadday Dorothy Lohman TRUMPETS Jane Winston Agnes Rusche Romilda Berling Loraine Stoll Marjorie Geis Cecilia Wail Catherine Cornelius Mary Elisabeth Evers Edna Mae Zimmerman Marie Schrott Elsie Huller Rosemary Steltenpohl Arm Daley Rita Lungo Lois Veddcrn Marian Berding Dorothy Karla Frances PuthoFf Elizabeth Rundo Lillian Haverland Arvilla Reichert TROMBONES Rita Scherpenberg Margaret Loftus Helen Steigleiter Peggy Lyons Lillian Beddinghaus Margaret Dwenger Mary Ellen Bangert SOUSAPHONES Alma Heeb Blanche Pellman BELL LYRA Lois Schwetschenau PERCUSSION Mary Sherman Edna Falk Barbara Graf Jean Falk Mary Louise Vogt Eileen Hudson Grace Smith C'x'x'WWdAM-AW T H Squxm. GLEE CHORUS Ella Artmayer Rosemary Beck Margaret Bentz Elvera Billinghurst Dolores Boesken O Gertrude Bollmer Martha Bosse Sylvia Bottenhorn Gertrude Brockman Donna Lou Bruggeman Verna Brunet Eleanor Buehler Virginia Burger Anna Culton Dorothy Denham Margarethe Dieckmann Betty Drees Jean Drees Helen Drout Elvera Dunkcr Anne Edington Margaret Elfers Julianne Emmert Jane Fogarty Evelyn Gass Patricia Gastenveld Helen Gehring Eva Giovanetti Anna Glueck Charlotte Hauck Ruth Hembrock Rosemary Herman RITA MENGES, Atmmpmixf Mary Ellen Higgins Margaret Hoetker Eileen Hudson Vivian Jaeger Mildred Kaveney Ruth Kuderer Rosemary Kuhl Anna Lessel Margaret Linesch Marie Listerman Margaret Mall Fidcla Marrano Helen Meirose Mary Ellen Meischke Audrey Mercer Eleanore Milet 0 Margaret Miller Margaret Moellcr Dolores Nagel Catherine Noonan Joan Norris Julia Nussbaurh Patricia O Neill Ruth Peters Dorothy Ravensberg Agnes Rehring Helen Ridge Mary Rocca Ruth Rost Clare Sacksteder Mary Kathryn Schmidt Helen Scherle .01 v, M521: 79 EMF Dorothy Schultz Betty Schwartz Theresa Schwarz Jenny Sciarra Lois Schwetschenau Irma Jane Shanks Mary C. Sherman Frances Sintz Grace Smith Jean Snyder Ruth Spaeth Rita Speidel Jane Ann Speier Edith Staud Mary Louise Staud Louise Staunton Mary Stoinoff Rita Strobl Laura Tanahan Estelle Ten Brunsel Rosemary Thomas Betty Thuman Ruth Marie Timmers Betty Ulm Gertrude V012 Dorothy V011 Wahlde Audrey Walterman 0 Mary Ward Adele Wiesmann Irene Wingbermehl Margaret Young Rita Zinser Girls Athletic Association OFFICERS President .............................................................. MARY PETERSON Vice President ................................................ GLADYS SCHAFFELD Secretary .............................................................. MARY MOLLAUN Treasurer ............................................................ MARY MORRISSEY MEMBERS OF THE BOARD Social Chairman ............ HELEN TIERNEY Swimming ...................... BETTY DOHERTY Publicity ................ MARY JANE KAPPNER Baseball ...................... ROSELLA AMMANN Basketball ........................ HELEN MEIROSE Individual Sports..,,M1LDRED GALLAGHER Volleyball ...................... MARGARET BENTZ F. Representative ........ ROSEMARY GLASER $61113 Girls Athletic Association was reorganized this year in an attempt to further interest in sports. This organization has made possible a richer program to satisfy varied interests. Besides a great variety of sports, the G. A. A. gave a Christmas party and in the spring sponsored a skating party successful enough to pay for our new school team suits. In order to hold before the school the high standard that the G. A. A. wishes to inculcate, each year a representative senior who is outstanding in sportsmanship scholar- ship, and activities is chosen by the board members and presented with an honorary award. The board members of the 1935-36 organization have worked faithfully to make the student life in our school more interesting and attractive. Their success may be measured by the generous support of our program by the student body. For what we have enjoyed athletically, we owe them thanks. MARY PETERSON, Pres. eat 80 Rw- Individual Sports M HE G. A. A. endeavored to make individual sports one of the most prominent features on our program during the year. We feel we can safely say that our accomplishment has been a great success. Some of our most outstanding sports were golf, tennis, and archery. Special golf, tennis, and archery instructors were sent by the National Youth Administration to teach these sports. Interest in this project attracted practically the whole school to indulge in tennis instructions, and about two hundrede fifty in golf and archery. Through these individual sports everyone interested in sports has been enabled to take part in at least one. MILDRED GALLAGHER SWIMMING What is it that you can jump into but canit jump out of? You cant guess? I shouldnit have expected you to. The answer is That body of water usually entirely surrounded by girls, the swimming pool. Who are the girls at O. L. A. that have such good figures? Well, all those who take swimming have. And can they swim! See, too, the line that forms at the right for drowning persons. First class rescue work done free of Charge. Satisfaction guaranteed. BETTY DOHERTY BASEBALL Baseball is a sport everyone likes, both young and old; for the young it keeps them young, for the old it makes them younger. The girls at O. L. A. have proved this. Not only the team, but the whole school is interested. Although the gym Class baseball is played upon Cinders and amid gulches, the after school games are played on the public diamonds. This not only improves the play but also the tempers of the players. While this arrangement is good, all of us are looking forward to the time When we shall have a play held instead of a gully behind our school. ROSELLA AMMANN LEA DERSHIP CLUB The Leadership Club is a most important cog in the machinery of the G. A. A. since much of the program is carried out under the direction of the members. Hard work and ofhciating skill is necessary for membership since each girl who is an O. L. A. Leader is also a nationally rated basketball referee, and besides is able to officiate in other sports. The girls of the Leadership Club who wear the O. L. A. Leader emblems are Virginia Ruwe, Helen Meirose, and Mary Peterson. VIRGINIA RUWE wt'lli 81 Jigsaw meg 32 gm- BASKETBALL Our program of inter-school games not only enlarged itself this year but also wid- ened our Circle of acquaintances. Although our schedule was ambitious it reaped quite a successful season: Dec. 17 St. Mary . . . 12 O. L. A. 22 Jan. 10 Reading . . . 12 O. L. A. 14 16 Newport . . . 19 O. L. A. 24 17 Textile . . . 3 O. L. A. 24 24 St. Mary . . . 13 O. L. A. 11 Feb. 4 Newport . . . 21 O. L. A. 19 6 Highland . , , 17 O. L. A. 18 14 Highland . . . 23 O. L. A. 9 19 Textile . . . 7 O. L. A. 35 24 Lockiand . . . 14 O. L. A. 14 28 St. Mary . . . 20 O. L. A. 8 Mar. 3 St. Bernard . . 17 O. L. A. 13 13 Ursuline . . . 13 O. L. A. 35 16 Regina . . . 8 O. L. A. 30 23 Regina . . . 10 O. L. A. 20 31 St. Mary . . . 8 O. L. A. 17 The team, dressed in their new brilliant uniforms of gold and green, lined up as follows: Forwards: Helen Tierney, Virginia Ruwe, Rosella Ammann, Mary Peterson, Jessie Tebben, Marjorie Duffy, Dolores Suer, and Rosemary Glaser. Guards: Margaret Bentz, Gladys Schaffeld, Mary Mollaun, Helen Zerr, Carolyn Mack, Agnes Motz, and Helen Meirose, captain. Manager: Florence Marazzi. Assisfcmt Manager: Clare Sackstcder. Besides the school team we had a very peppy and fast freshman team. It was suc- cessful in winning all the games played. The members of this team: Forwards: Lois Veddern, Ruth Brinker, Florence Homan, Florence Rothan, Ruth Moore, and Rosemary Glaser, captain. Guards: Marie Meirose, Verna Herrman, Rita Lungo, Ruth Honebrink, and Alice Junker. HELEN MEIROSE VOLLEYBALL Volleyball interest was aroused early among the girls. Those who succeeded in gaining a place on the team are: Helen Meirose, Gladys Schaffeld, Virginia Ruwe, Mary Peterson, Sylvia Bottenhorn, Rosella Ammann, Mary Mollaun, Helen Tierney, Gertrude Herman, Mary Morrissey, Jane Scearce, Betty Doherty, Melba Nerl, Rosemary Glaser, Dolores Seur, and Margaret Bentz, captain. Last fall 0. L. Afs school team played three games and were victorious in each of them: Withrow 33, O. L. A. 40; Lockland 18, O. L. A. 58; Lockland 15, O. L. A. 67. In the spring the school team resumed activities where they left 011 in the fall, to play With leading high schools in the city. Watch 0. L. AYs team! We are aiming at :1 bigger and better goal than has ever before been accomplished. O. L. Afs volleyball team entered the A. A. U. tournament to compete for the title of champions of the state. MARGARET BENTZ $9 1 u... weif 83 ix a SUMME SWIMMING CLASSE June 16 to August 20 W8 CHILDRENS CLASSES TUESDAY AND THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 1:30 TO 4-00 ADULTS, CLASSES TUESDAY EVENING, 6:30 TO 9:00 Instruction and Supervision of the Highest Type TERMS: $2.50 the term W 84 hkw- ?ment , Teacher Association Praise, Thanksgiving, and Admiration be to the Parent Teacher Association for its Patronage, Thoughtfulness, and Assistance in the Present Time and Always OFFICERS Presia' 612$ Treasurer MRS. FRED KELLER MRS. OSCAR BANGERT Vice Presidenf Registrar MRS. JOHN EICI-IHORN MRS. JOHN WOLF Recording Secrefm'y Publia'ily MRS. HENRY WEIL MRS. GEORGE REICHARD Corresponding Sccrcfar'y , Sunshine Club MRS. GEORGE FITZPATRICK MRS. BERNARD RUSCHE OW Alumnae Mannerly, modest, mild, munificent Gbservant, obedient, obliging, occupied Diligent, dutiful, delightful, discreet Edifying, energetic, efEcient, estimable Learned, lively, loyal, liberal Studious, sympathetic, sweet, safe Forceful, faithful, friendly 0ptimistic, original, orderly Reliable, religious, resourceful United, unswerving Successful, sincere MARIE MEDECKE -.;gg 85 Egmh Academy of the Immaculate Conceptlon Oldenburg, Indiana Q COURSES junior College; N ormal, State Accredited; H z'gb School, State Commissioned SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS Conservatory of Music, Art, Expression, Domestic Science, N 69d leworle, Dressmakiizg Affiliated wifb the Catholic University, Washington, D. C., the University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati? Conservatory of Music, and accredited by five Indiana State Board of Education FOR CATALOG-ADDRESS SISTER DIRECTRESS CLASS OF ASPIRANTS Regular High School Course Taken in the Academy OBJECT The object of the Class of Aspirants is to OHCI an opportunity for a High School Education to such girls as have completed the Eighth Grade and are inclined to a religious vocation in the Community of the Sisters of St. Francis, Oldenburg, Indiana. CONTRACT A writtch tomtract must 'be signed by the patents or guardians upon entrance. E;:;iertl:;ligeaginiifsitg$1 are free of charge for the student who becomes a If a student does not remain, One Hundred Dollars WIOM must be paid for each year spent in the School. REQUIREMENTS FOR ENTRANCE Letters of recommendation as to the character and ability from the Rev. Pastor, the Principal of the School last attended, and a health certificate from the family Physician. FOR FURTHER INFORMATIONeADDREss MOTHER SUPERIOR mag 86 get..- LOWWC '- gsieas wefi 87 +3 The Dorst Company Manufacturers of Class Rings and Pins College and Society Jewelry Sport Charms -- Plaques Statuettes Special attention given to LOCAL SCHOOL CLUB and FRATERNITY PIN S We invite your suggestions Designs furnished upon, request 0Q C3 Ph one PArkway 3360 2100 READING ROAD CINCINNATI, OHIO 43 88 ;; If Itjs INSURANC We Write It CALL MAIN 4268 llJ W JOS. T. DILLHOFF 63 5-636 DIXIE TERMINAL BUILDING ',BUILDING SUPPLIES 'COAL 'COKE The B. H. WESS Company Durham Avenue and B. 8: 0. R. R. Cincinnati, Ohio V Dependable since 1890 Phone KIrhy 0158 mag 89 Ebv- A T Art In Portraiture hi Photographs that Please at Prices that Attract t YOUNG S1 CARL Exclusive Makers of TIFFANYTONE PORTRAITS SEVENTH AND VINE STREETS CINCINNATI, OHIO 4r COMPLIMENTS OF The J. 5' F. Harig Company wit 90 item Voice Contact... Telephone Wires span the world. Your neighbor across the streeteequally your neighbor across the seaeis at: the other end of your telephone line. Contactewherever you are and Whenever you choose-thatk the priceless service of your telephone. The Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company THE KIRK a BLUM Manufacturing Company ' SHAVINGS and DUST COLLECTING SYSTEMS 0 INDUSTRIAL OVENS ' ' VENTILATING 0 DRYING and AIR CONDITIONING 0 SHEET METAL PRODUCTS 2838 Spring Grove Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio muggli 91 f3? - The St. Bernard Loan 0 Building Assn. Co. OPEN Tuesdays: 4:00 P. M. to 8:30 P. M. Fridays: 4:00 P. M. to 7:00 P. M. Vine Street and Bank Avenue Phone: UNiversity 1765 oArrow CPress CINCINNATI, OHIO 0 Publishers of 73m 1936 Amaranth AVONDALE DAIRY COMPANY Pasteurized Milk and Cream and all Dairy Products Phone: AVon 2387 36 Clinton Springs Avenue w:?i 92 Bw- THE NEXT QUESTION How can you make your High School education pay? One good way is to qualify for :1 good paying position by supplementing your present education with :1 Miller Business Training Course. Obtain full information by sending for our free bulletin. Miller School 01C Business Telephone: MAin 2457 528 WALNUT STREET EDWARDS BUILDING CINCINNATI, OHIO A Personal Courteous, Scientific Service Th 8 Always At Your Command To Insure Visual J O h n we b e r EfBCiency - Dal ry Company W M Oicial AVon 7600 Laboratories 136 Glenwood Avenue 705 RACE STREET Cincinnati, Ohio CINCINNATI AVOn 7414 AVOn 7415 my: Emfvalle gHHanriztI Euneral gagedliw Calls at any Distance 4811 VINE STREET ST. BERNARD, OHIO deg 93 1.39...- Commercial and Savings Accounts Solicited TH E CITIZ: M ENS BANK ST. BERNARD, OHIO 9A9 6kg Bank of Service MONUMENTS GRAVE MARKS ' MAUSOLEUMS Joseph P. Stenger 509 E. Ross Ave. St. Bernard, 0. aw Bus. AVon 2220 Res. AVon 6968-M Res. AVon 4906-XV JEROME A. STENGER HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES . . . of vision and purpose who seek op- portunity and employment in the 1Eeld of business are invited to re- quest information about our Special- ized courses of training. Seek the counsel of your teachers. They are Willing and competent to advise you. Igh2efordxFJekxM1 School of Commerce A Professional Sclgool of Business Training for High School and College Graduates Fourth at Race NEAVE BUILDING CINCINNATI Compliments of a Friend PArkway 73 30 WHITES ICE CREAM Fine Ice Cream Ices and Special Forms for all Occasions 708-14 HARRIET VAllcy 0676 FRANK BOTTENHORN TAILOR AND DRY CLEANER Qualify and Reliability S910 Vine Street; Elmwood Piace MAin 5 096 Everything in Music for Hoe MUSIC TEACHER, STUDENT, AND MUSIC LOVER THE WILLIS MUSIC CO. 137 W. Fourth St. Cincinnati, 0. VAlley 0057 FOR BRUCICS BEER Draught 01' Bottled FLADUNG BOTTLING WORKS READING, OI-IIO Manufacturers of the Famous RAINBOW FRUIT DRINKS KIrby 03 68 WINTON PLACE PHARMACY Herman J. Meirose Complete Drug Store Service 648 E. Epworth Ave. Cincinnati, 0. Success t0 the Seniors 0f1936 THE JUNIORS OF 0. L. A. Meet me at the ARCADIA CANDY SHOPPE Across from the Andaius Theatre AVon 4975 We Deliver AVON HARDWARE AND SERVICE Charles J. Linesch -- George Linesch PAINT, GLASS, HOUSEHOLD GOODS 3510 Reading Road Cincinnati, Ohio UNiversity 0 6 3 7 J. A. HENGGELER Sheet Metal . . . Roofing Furnace Work 3 244 Jefferson Ave. w$9s$w WNW. V Ni UR ' ,5A m 95mm enf 96 faw- ST. CLEMENT CHURCH SUNDAY MASSES: 5:30-u6:45-7:4569:00 10:1561150 A. M. AVon 3245 GEO. HENGEHOLD 8C SONS Wholesale jobbers 0f Confectionerjes 3 1 14 BISHOP STREET STIERS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Clifton and Ludlow Ave. Phones: UNiversity 1662-1663 ST. ANTHONY MESSENGER T196 Popular Catholic Monthly PUBLISHED BY THE FRANCISCAN FATHERS 1181111110145; Poor Boys Studying for the Priesthood Snhsm-ipth'm63;3.00 per year 1615 REPUBLIC ST. CINCINNATI VAlley 2044 JEfferson 3986 GEO. L. RACK, Inc. CIN CINNATI, OHIO Sand and Gravel We Specialize in BRICK, PLASTER, and SAND RIEDLINGER FUNERAL HOME 19 Green Street UP-TO-DATE FOOD PRODUCTS CO. m 2146 Western Avenue Best Wishes far Hoe Future THE 1936 SENIOR CLASS 0f ROGER BACON -WEK, 97 1. w 30 u.- COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of 0f JOHN J. DREES WALTER SPENCE COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of - 0 f J05. A. SCHOTTELKOETTE PHILIP J. KENNEDY COMPLIMENTS 0f WM. C. SCHUCH THE MUTUAL SAVINGS 8C LOAN CO. 1648 Vine Street EXTEND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1936 MEINERS CAFE M 4 S 37 Vine Street AVon 2 165 C0 mpli'men is of WHITE TOP LIVERY CABS AVon 7902-7903 Call us when you desire cm- A'eruice far ani 555555 Shopping, Visits, ctr. ST. BERNARD DRY CLEANING and SHOE REPAIRING 4832 Vine Street AVon 2645 w: $3, 98 g$um CAMPBELL COMMERCIAL SCHOOL Trains young men and women for BUSINESS I'Hdiuia'ual Instruction 31 East Fourth St. Cincinnati, Ohio JOHN BANGERT SONS Art Leather . . . Chamois Slaoe Findings m 2865 Sidney Ave. Camp Washington Success t0 T196 Seniors 0. L. A. PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION Best Wisbes Congratulations and Best Wishes t0 the Class of 1936 ANTHONY L. BECK Fruits and Vegetables CHerry 9809 Clifton Heights F. W. BECKSMITH Candies POLICE AND FIREMEN QUALITY AND SERVICE GUARANTEED 0f ST. BERNARD SPECIALTY BUNTE WORLD FAMOUS CANDIES Phones, AVon 9286-5200 Buy Service with Colnfideurc' RirIe will: Assurance OILING zmd GREASING SERVICE COMPLIMENTS ANCHOR GARAGE A. H. LENNING, Prop. 0f GENERAL REPAIRING and WRECKER SERVICE JOHN R. QUANE Fully Equipped AUTO LAUNDRY 1 TIRES - BATTERIES COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE Complefc Body mu! Fender Straightening mm' Refinishing STORAGE . . . Capacity 150 Cars OPEN DAY and NIGHT 3209-11 Jefferson Ave. Cincinnati, 0. Best Wishes OUR LADY of the ANGELS HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNAE Established 1891 CHARLES J. BLANK SACRED HEART CHURCH m SUNDAY MASSES: 6:00e7:30--9:30-11:00 WEEKDAY MASSES: 6:30-7:45 Phone: CHerry 3061 HOTEL AND RESTAURANT SUPPLY, Inc. CHINA GLASS CUTLERY SILVER COOKING UTENSILS BAR SUPPLIES 902-904 Main St. Cincinnati, 0. Groceries . . . Meats Fairview Heights MAin 1191 AVon 5182 AVOn 5503 -W S. Blankenbuehler - F, Busch B. 85 B. SERVICE FIRESTONE TIRES AND TUBES Tower at Delmar St. Bernard, 0. COMPLIMENTS 0f A FRIEND A New Service for Your Convenience The PROGRESS LAUNDERERS and DRY CLEANERS One Call One Delivery One Responsibility VAlley 2928 Everything for Hoe Atlolete11 LEE HALLERMAN CLARENCE L. LAVERY BOYD CHAMBERS ETHAN ALLEN The CINCINNATI ATHLETIC GOODS CO. , Inc. Phone, CHerry 4768 641 Main Street we 10 013w- CURTAINS, DRAPERIES VENETIAN BLINDS CURTAIN RODS WINDOW SHADES THE HANDY WINDOW SHADE Co. MECKSTROTH BROS. CHerry 4020 1230 Vine Street DRAFT BEER CONFECTIONS THE CALHOUN FOOD 8: SANDWICH SHOP 02111101111 St. at Sciuto S. W. 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ZEIS Representative METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO. SANDWICHES ICE CREAM and SCHRAFF'PS CHOCOLATES PULLMAN,S SWEET SHOPPE 2629 Vine Street UNiversity 1594 We Deliver ELMER REIDEL Meats rmd Grannies 323 Ludlow Avenue Cincinnati, 0. Complimcnts of THE ST. BERNARD BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. AVon 3073 19 BANK STREET ST. BERNARD, 0. Goodrich Tires . . Willard Batteries RENDLERE SERVICE STATION AVon 9481 JeHerson Ave. Sc Corry St. Cincinnati GREENLEE GARAGE Complete Au tomotive Service ArniLW Rose 4424 Greenlee Ave. St. Bernard, 0. Best Wishes GEO. W. ROTHFUSS City Treasurer ST. BERNARD AVOn 7641 ST. BERNARD EAGLES DANCE CLUB Open Friday, Saturday, Sunday Roy Buddlemcycr Orchestra WILL PFEIFFER Painter DIAMONDS JEWELRY WATCHES KARL J. MOUCH CarflJagc jeweler Repairing 21 Specialty 7202 Vine St. ANTONIO PALAZZOLO 8: Co. MANUFACTURERS OF MACARONI Imperial and Dammtir Groceries CHerry 342247375 712-14-16 Central HERBERT G. PICK, PH. M. Drugs SINCLAIRS GRILL 4922 Vine Street St. Bernard, Ohio VAlley 0109-0477 PETER MERKLE Choice Meats am! Poultry 222 Dunn Street Lockland, Ohio Compliments of A. M. AVon 8899-J GEORGE H. MEYER Contractor and Builder 400 Jackson Ave. St. Bernard, 0. MITCHELL AVENUE BAKERY UNiV. 2598 204 E. Mitchell Ave. Compliments of EARL H. SMITH HENRY STEINKOLK Pharmacist Vine 8: Washington St. Bernard, 0. m0 105434-- VIRGINIA BAKERY WM. F. THIE 286 Ludlow Ave. UN. 0672-0673 Compliments of FRANK J. SCHWAB Compliments of SUPERIOR READY MIXED CONCRETE C0. AVon 1647 19 Bank Avenue St. Bernard, 0. AVon 4404 We Deliver WM. C. SEISSIGER GROCERY AND DAILY MARKET Fish and Paultry 2824 Jefferson Ave. Cincinnati, 0. ELSIE MAE BEAUTY SALON Complete Service 3024 Vine Street AVon 3117 WM. SIEGEL MEATS and POULTRY Exclusively at Low Prices Ale 0333 132 Calhoun Street Corrzplimcnts 0f HARRY H. THOMAS 2 8 5 8 Henshaw Avenue SIGN OF THE STEIN A Good Place to Eat and Drin-Ej 7105 Vine Street Carthage STANLEY TOENNIS 595 Wyoming Avenue Lockland, O. AVon 1074-7195 SARSFIELDS PHARMACY St. Clair 8?. Jegerson Ave. Cincinnati Camplimcnts 0f CHAS. H. SCHWEGMAN PENNANTS, BADGES, BANNERS, ARM BANDS, etc. KOSMOS-ART COMPANY Lion Bldg, 5th Sc Elm Sts., Cincinnati E. J. SCHILLING Dentist 4732 Vine Street AVon 4365 I CAME FROM Schmidlilfs Hdwe. Store CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Salrs . . . Service THE J. H. ALBERS CO. 7439 Vine Street VAlley 0440-0441 SIMON4 TAVERN - 4798 Spring Grove Ave. wag 106Ee-m PATRONS Rev. Antonine Brockhuis Father Barth Rev. James Kelly St. Francis Seraph Church A Friend Louise Abbing Louise Abbing Mr. John Artmayer Paul W. Artmayer Frank J. Asbrock Erna P. Bangert Edward J. Bauer Mrs. J. Bauer Baueris Meats Mr. and Mrs. William J. Beck A Friend Bernie George Bishop Mrs. Irene Brigel A. Castelluccio Mr. and Mrs. J. Grafton Dr. F. E. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. A1. Dieckman Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Dieckmann Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Doherty Mrs. H. Engel A Friend Ben. J. Finke Mrs. Geo. Fitzpatrick Mrs. John A. Fogarty L. W. Gaker, M. D. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gastenveld Mr. Frank Geers Catherine Geers Mrs. C. F. Gerwel Mr. C. F. Gerwel Gladys and Irma Adele Goyette Miss Annette Grob Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Grob Mary C. Gruenwald Mrs. R. Hauch A Friend Aug. Hinnenkamp Henry A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Humbert Mart. H. Imholt Mrs. Louis J. Iori Louis J. Iori Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Jacob Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Junker George Kaiser H. Kalkbrenner Arthur R. Kamm Frank H. Kessler, Dentist A Friend Bernie Koch Anton Koehler Mr. and Mrs. M. Kopp Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kroeger A Friend Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Lemmink Robert E. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Linesch -.v.-Gl. Wank til 1 0 8 jy PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Leo L. Look K. Bentz Ludwig Mr. and Mrs. George Mall Joseph Maloney Ernst Manthey Mr. and Mrs. H. Marazzi Mrs. Josephine Martin Rita Martin Mr. Peter Maurer Compliments of a Friend Glenn McCartney Mr. and Mrs. H. Mees Mr. and Mrs. H. Meirose M. Meiser- DOW Grocer Mr. and Mrs. D. Mercer Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Merkt Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Nemenz Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Nolan Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Nolan Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Norris Mr. and Mrs. C. Pellman Ethel Pellman Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Peters PhiPs Market Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rapp Mr. Frank Recker Compliments of a Friend Rehauser Bakery Clarence H. Reichardt Mrs. Wm. J. Reichardt Wm. J. Reichardt, Electrician B. F. Richard, Pharmacy Otto Ruede W6 A Friend Cath. and Virginia Sabelhaus Mr. and Mrs. Sabelhaus Mrs. Helen Sander Miss Luella Sander Mrs. W. T. Scearce Mr. Wm. A. Schrand Harold W. Schrievcr William J. Schrimpf Mr. and Mrs. A. Schuch Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Schultz, Jr. Mr. Henry Schweinefus Miss Margaret C. Seifert H. Seuberling Mrs. P. Sherman Compliments of Sherwins Edward J. Stark A Friend Mrs. L. Tanahan Mr. W. Tanahan Henry Termuhlen Richard Tierney Mr. and Mrs. John Tierney Mr. and Mrs. J. Timmers Mrs. Mary Timmers Mr. F. Tingley C. H. Weber Mrs. Geneva Weber Mr. and Mrs. R. Weifenbach R. T. Welling, Jeweler Mrs. A. Van Wely George Willenborg Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Young --$g10 9 fg'h am tograplzs gag, W56?M M M WWW SENIOR DIRECTORY Rosella. Ammann ................ 34 E. Liberty St. Betty Anderson .................... 2731 Eden Ave. Cecilia Anm-xken .......... 6212 Elmwood Place Ella Al'tmayer .............................. 32 Bear St. Noreen Ashrock .......................... 423 Pike St. Betty Jane Bangert .......... 120 Delmar Ave. Dorothy Bauer .................... 4343 Tower Ave. Virginia Beck .................... 2412 Clifton Ave. Margaret 13911171................3468 Burnet Ave. Martha Bosse .................... 3222 Burnet Ave. Silvia Bottenhorn .......... 26 Springfield Pike Dolores Braunstein ................ 18 W. 69th St. Vivian Brigel ............................ 3835 Vine St. Donna Lou Bruggeman ...... 2619 Eden Ave. Eleanor Buehler ............ 3113 Jefferson Ave. Rosalind Capra ...................... 1645 Moore St. Bernetta Dieckman .............. 311 Jackson St. Margarethc Dieckmau....2540 Auburn Ave. Betty Doherty .......................... 1625 Main St. Betty Drees ...................... 4404 Kemper Ave. Dolores Eckhoff,.........;.2866 Henslmw Ave. Julianne Emmert ........ 132 I41. Mitchell Ave. Nora Mae Engel333 Bradley Virginia, Engler .................... 151 Parker Ave. Edna Falk .......................... 115 11700111914 Ave. Jane Fogurty .................... 3330 Trimble Ave. Mildred Gallagher ................ 215 Grove Ave. Patricia Gastenveld ...... 4429 Sunivzm Ave. Rosemary Gem's. ..................... 121 Albert St. Marjorie Geis ............................ 92 Albert St. Cecilia. Geiser ........................ 4236 Zetta Ave. Patricia Gibbons .................. 1305 Market St. Adele Goyette ................ 846 Ridgmvay Ave. Ruth Grub ............................ 21 Hillside Ave. Matilda, Hm-tmann ............ 4536 Park Place Jean Marie HenggelcrwB242 Jefferson Ave. Dolores Herman .................... 155 Church St. Gertrude Hernmn ...... 117 Washingtml Ave. Mary Carolyn Hermahede...,545 Evanswood Virginia. Hess ................ 2623 Jetferson Ave. Mary Jane Honebl'ink ........ 127 1V. 66th St. Virginia Hundemer .......... 52 J uergens Ave. Alvem Iori ...................... 2952 C-olemin Ave. Elizabeth Jacob ...................... 420 W'ood Ave. Mary J 11110 Hammer ........ 8 W. Hollister St. Lorraine Kotteler .................... 4616 Vine St. Lucille Ketteler ................ .4616 Vine. St. Mary Kist .......................... 30 Conklin St. Lnuretta Knapp ................ 525 BICAlpill Ave. Martha Kopp ...................... 141 Mulberry St. Anna Marie Kroeger ................ 21 Bertus St. Margaret; LilIFSL'h ........ 219 Clinton Springs 1411353 Look .................................. 4436 Vine St. Margaret Mull ........................ 56 Forest Ave. Florence 312111174741 .............. 234 E. University June Nitrous .................. 15 E. Mitchell Ave. Rim Martin ............................ 4259 Carlin St. Anna McHugh .................... 371 Ludlow Ave. Audrey Mercer ...................... 404 Linden St. Marie Medecke .............. 2862 IIenshaw Ave. Helen Meirose.........,..1.....3150 Harvey Ave. Esther Merkt ...................... 4231 Tower Ave. Margaret Miller ............ 2704 Jefferson Ave. Mary 111011211111 .......................... 32 Conklin St. Mary Morrissey .......................... 229 Mill St. Melba Nerl ............................ 16 W. Elder St. Helen Nolan ................. .,,.4426 Sullivan St. Mary Margaret Norris........1550 Teakwood Evelyn Otto ............................ 2717 Scioto St. Blanche Penman .............. 1332 Aster Place Ruth Peters ...................... 19 Glenn'nary Ave. Evelyn Rack ...................... 6407 Paddock Rd. Virginia Becker ...................... 127 Albert St. Margaret Reichardt ............ 216 Jackson St. Virginia Richter .................... 105 E. 69111 St. Virginia Rmve......................3594 Haven St. Catherine Sabelhaus .............. 14 Church St. Ida Sacksteder ........................ 555 Hale Ave. Helen Sander .................. 2915 Maisdel Drive Jane Scearce .................... 4219 Sullivan Ave. Gladys Schaffeld .................. 132 V. 72nd St. Ritamary Scherpenberg ........ 315 Cleveland Mary Margaret Schmidt..310 Delmar Ave. Ruth Schuch .................... 623 Jefferson Ave. Gyrilla Sch111tz..................214 Delmar Ave. Elizabeth Schwab .............. 138 Delmar Ave. Mary Sherman .......................... 29 Bertus St. Ruth Spaith ...................... 114 1V. Daniel St. Eleanor Speier ................ 4212 Sullivan Ave. Edith Stand ........................ 4248 Leonard St. Ruth Stites ................................ 96 Albert St Thelma Storrie .................... 2604 Sander St. Rita Sh-obl ............................ 362 Howell Ave. Pauline Swann ........................ 227 Bosley St. Laura Tanalmn ........................ 2717 Vine St. Estelle Ten Brunsel ...... 3114 Glendm'u Ave Rosemary Thomas .................. 129 Green St. Betty T11111nau..............3652 Middleton Ave. Agnes Tierney ........................ 36 Graham St. Helen Tierney ........................ 36 Graham St. Ruth Timmers ............ 409 Washington Ave. Virginia Tygrelt ...................... 21 Bertus St. Mary Catherine Vailm.,,........Congress Ave. Beatrice Ynnden Enyden..497 1Vnshingt0n Irene Vnnden Eynden ............ 46.31 Vine St. Irene W'ehel' .............................. 4408 Vine St. Marie Weber ........................ 1237 Bates Ave. Norma Wegman .................. 1136 Cedar Ave. Mildred Weller......................5934 Argus Rd. Hedwig Werle ........................ 682 Riddle Rd. Irene XVingbm-mehl ................ 2712 Alice St. Lorraine Young .............. 4219 Langley Ave. Margaret Yuung ........ 490 W ashil gton Ave. Mildred Zel'r ............................ 2021 Cook St. 4441 1 2; u... .an' -