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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1948 volume:

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So, too, it is with our memories of Our Lady of Angels High School. just four years ago, as freshmen, we gazed in awe upon O. L. A.'s halls. We experienced that hilarious initiation day and a host of other events, but it was our first look that counted- that breath-taking sight of those glorious angels, holding aloft their flaming torches of Christian enlightenment. With sincere fervor and enthusiasm we raised our hearts to God with those torches and thanked Him for the memory. Bittersweet was our sophomore year, for here we delved into deeper study. Hectic, jovial volleyball, basketball, and baseball games became our big moments. We cheered ourselves hoarse for the glory of the Green and Gold. We were now true boosters of O. L. A., no longer rookies. We belonged! We do not believe we can ever forget the Junior Prom, the highlight of our next year. No matter how many suitors lay their hearts at our feet in the years to come, we shall always recall our prom date, that beautiful corsage, and a glorious evening that ended all too soon. Truly, another happy memory! Finally, we are to experience the greatest moment of all- GRADUATION. Unsteady voices will whisper farewell. Clad in immaculate caps and gowns, grasping our long-awaited diplomas, we shall take one last lingering look at our loved Alma Mater. Even now as we grope for the courage to utter good-bye, we find consolation in our wonderful memories. Let us hope that the coming years will make us more appreciative, will help us strike the right note on life's highway, so that when Master Death lifts his baton, we shall hear those words that will be music to our ears: Come, ye blessed of My Father Only then, can we re-live the nostalgic big moments which this, our 1948 Anmranffa, presents. PH 2 MUST RliVliRliND -IOHN T. MCNICIIOLAS, O.P D D Llrrfyflislzofa of fiillfilllltlfi MOST REVEREND GEORGE J. REHRING, S.T.D., D.D. viuxiliary 'Bishop of Cincinnati Page :wen Peg: riglsl Q 0 fig YI . 5 r I 'QL ls.. I I I I HERE IS ONLY ONE TIME when memory will function perfectly in every detail. That is the moment we close our eyes in death. Then we shall see once more in the twinkling of an eye every single thought, word, and deed of our life, and we will remember them as our very own! That may be fortunate or unfor- tunate, depending on what we have to remember! Accurate as our memory will be then, it is strange that it should be so erratic now. Likewise, it is strange that we can remember more tenaciously and clearly the disagreeable things than the gracious things! At times, this inability is an occasion for real regret, for joys are so fleeting that we would like to taste them all over again! Yet even this disappointing phenomenon is part of God's wise providence, for He would have us wait until eternity for the full attainment of our joy! Memory, then, is a tricky thing, albeit a wonderful gift of God. Let us hope that it will never fail when it comes to remembering that once upon a time you spent four Wonderful years in a school dedicated to Mary. XVhat made those years so wonderful was the fact that Mary was here in spirit! And memory performs its most comforting task when it reminds us that we mortal beings do have a Mother while we are in this vale of tears. Cause of Our JOY-U FR. EDWIN SCHICK, O.F.M. Chaplain. REVEREND EDWIN SCI-IICK, O.F.M. Chaplain I' Page len iislllllllllllls fn Zfze 4ielJ146iJin9 . . S shepherds Watching over their flocks to see that they are not devoured by the wolf, our pastors have helped us ward off the dangers of a godless education. The Catholic education they have so generously offered us and their in- terest in our welfare we shall long remem- ber. We can repay their kindness to us only by using to the best of our ability the ad- vantages they have given us. The balance with interest is paid to them in the next World. As sheep reward the shepherd with their simple gentleness, so, too, we reward our pastors with our simple THANK YOU. Slmlwz' SIUUEHT EUUHEIL- EHIH0llC STUDENTS' Q WISSIUH CRUSHDE IANE FUGIKAWA IEANETTE FAGO IANE UNGRUHE IOAN WESS IEAN WILLKE IEAN LUCAS MHRY Y MARY CLARE HETTEBERG MARILYN REF? MARY LYNN MADDOCK Page eleven gumqmenmayidanwfacfy, 4ufubfswefzaue4un9l'aqeff1ul., wwfecffdfdfm- llllli lHllY IH HIHSHS HIGHS ,wwaenia IIIEIIIIIRIIS al 1943 Wi .35 9,1 4-, E QW W 4l1'tGfLGl'!j!t SIG!! 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X Xie, You Freshmen were on the fence for -ri ciwhile, looking with owe ot the little red gf... ,Q school house, better known os Our Lody of Hngels High School. Littledid you ' dreom os you entered the door thot ci host of exciting odventures owoited you---Freshie Doy. -new friends, different tedchers. higher studies, your first dance. your new beou. Even now these ore but pleosont memories .... -ha. FIRST ROW: Bernice Lyons, Kathleen McManus, Rose Marie Ungruhn, Jeanne Schoenhoft, Marilyn Miller, Peggy Rink, Rosemary Osterhues, Barbara Morrissey, Dorothy Knueven, Marian Schaper, Mary Stegeinan, Mary Bachman, Marcella Popp, Mary Ellen Pahren. SECOND ROW: Jean Zinser, Constance Whalen, Agnes Von Hagel, June Hoffman, Rosemary Chard, Verna Patton, Mary Jane Korte, Rita Schappacher, Elaine Hoffmann, Marilyn Wuennemann. Mary Jane Stark, Betty Ann Richter, Grace Bambeck, THIRD ROW: Dorothy Rolfes. Julia Horan, Mary Rumpke, Dolores Werning, Ann Holt. Jean Feld. FIRST ROW: Dorothy Breslin, Joan Rumpke, Rosemary Wurster. Marilyn Meunchen, Joan Matacia, Joan Scheidler, Joanne Meyer, Carol Palmer, Betty Muench, Jean Fetzer, Mary Ann Rehling, Marie Salzarulo, Carolyn Reisz, Rita Bunthoff. SEC- OND ROW: Geraldine Bowen, Patricia Sicking, Patricia Uphus, Mary Ann Distler, Shirlee Jester, Jean Marhoffer, Shirley Vogelsang, Mabel Cotton, Jeanne Scola, Shirley Kramer, Virginia Murphy, Margie Niesen, Norma McCormick, Doris Hetzer. THIRD ROW: Eileen Speed, Helen Wiedemann, Lorrain Cruse, Rietta Young, Dolores Heidkamp, Mary Catherine Moorman. Puge fifteen FIRST ROW: Jacqueline Dues. Ruth Goller, Shirley Sanders, Betty Zint, Eleanore Schall. Joan Walterman, Rita Jaworski. Mary Waugh. Marilyn Moeller. Wilma Engel. Janet Ulland. Jo Ann Ballinger, Janet Harsch, Jean Durchholz. SECOND ROW: Carol Deitsch, Carolyn Huber. Audrey Kuhn, Shirley Tope, Patty Swagart, Martha Beumer, Jeanette Franzone. Elaine Naberhaus, Nancy Agruso. Joann Young. Elizabeth Orso, Ethel Gantt, Mary Jane Sander. Mary Jean Scalia. THIRD ROW: Mary Elizabeth Tombragel. Jeanne Beck, Janet Even. Catherine Engel, Mary Helen Baumer. Joan Huesing. FIRST ROW: Patricia Whalen. Eileen Lefken, Charlene McBrien. Carol Palm, Claire Lichtenberg, Margaret White, Marilyn Ott. Diane Keener, Dolores Huy. Barbara Corbin, Jean McGut'f. Evelyn Cigolotti, Ruth Tenkman. Elaine Doerger. SECOND ROW: Rosalind Engel, Lorraine Kiba, Georgene Bliss, Dolores Meyer, Mila Moening, Janet Graf, Mary Ann Sterbling. Jane Voskuhl, Patricia White. Doris Kuszler. Joan Carroll. Shirley Kraft. Audrey Koch. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Landers, Miriam Wolf. Mary Wietmarschen. Mildred Holdermzm, Mary Ann Morrison. Patricia Doerger. Pllgt' tix fl'P!l FIRST ROW: Dianne Haeufle, Carole Fiebig, Marion Glandorf. Patricia Davis, Gretchen Sulfsted, Margaret Sansone, Carol Preston, Winifred Mahon, Martha Beckman. Mildred Holthaus, Patricia Ryan, Catherine Purtell, Betty Sparks, Lena Kepf. SECOND ROW: Rosemary Wettering, Rita Herrmann, Eileen Kistner, Rella McPherson, Beverly Wilson, Jean Gruber, Betty Lou Hardewig. Carol Mock, Joan Gruber, Vivian Troescher, Ins-z Sturgis, Jean Rom, Mary Currie. THIRD ROW: Carol Burst, Ruth Westmeyer, Barbara Ann Rudler, Phyllis Jones, Joyce Reddington, Marilyn Bleser. F N ae4Jaie!Vate4 In September they came, green as can he, Frightened to death, we could plainly see. They stood in awe of seniors, merry and gay, At least, until after that weird Freshie Dayf, But as the school year started rolling 'round , Seareely one shy freshie can now he found . In spite of funny and many mistakes, We do admit the freshies have what it takes. S Page seventeen 1 C Q f -,F 1 '.-f A A: 2 ,V i h ' , f ,. d , aka, X '30 ' ,H 'u, ka a. ' . am 5: 'ex 5 'W ,, if. I Q 'iw .2 ff' X yf . I 4 4 4-f 1 ix s 1 ' Az -1 ' is Q A is Q , -ny. i , , x X 4 v - 72, . 1 1 .: H 4 , . N 3, - me 1 x ,. ff NK. x H X E 5 A fx F ds... .f f r N P Y K ,.. MW! KX e ' a ffqy 2 3 5.4 riff? fl! jx XFX' 5 ff :E . V ff . 159555 Is isf , f y ge I Ng I , gwx a 5 S Lf? Ll i ur 1 ' l . C 1 ck 0198 you gver seem A D R EI H H1 IUHLKING 7' Dreamy-eyed, you Sophomore lossies were up in the clouds over those extro-curricular oc- tivities. For some of you, foot- bolffkgomes ond tennis matches were definitely new experiences. FIRST ROW: Dorothy Ader. Patricia Brown. Alma Sand, Mary Lou Campagna. Shirley Bick, Jane Kratohvil. Claire Teep- en, Helen Turner, Hildegarde Froehlich, Shirley Purtell, Shirley Witzman. Joye Simons, Beverly Mitchell. Mary Ann Fassel. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Honekamp. Betty Ann Battersby, Mary Ann Lazak. Fay Hutchinson. Carole Hehmann, Lois Geers. Alice Laux, Elva Laux. Mary Ann Plogmann, Janet Scheuermann, Betty Matt, Rita Amann. THIRD ROW: Rita Piller. Romilda Cardone. LaVerne Zureick. Joan Kreamelmeyer, Dolores Wehner, Dolores Gulden. FIRST ROW: Patricia Fulton. Dolores Kreiner, Donna Kramer. Geraldine Drahman, Patricia Kramer. LaVerne Runnebaum, Georgiana Dietz, Ruth Tekuelve, Juliana Wallenhorst, Ann Manderscheidt, Norma Naegele. Mary Louise Brand. Edith Spald- ing. Mary Huller. SECOND ROW: Mary Ellen Hume, Anna Harris, Marlene Koch, Eileen Selm, Mary Ann Pace. Sheila Car- ter, Marjorie Gonder. Barbara Dickinson. Joann Hildebrandt, Mary Manegold. Muriel Gillespie, Geraldine Page, Jeanette Duerr, Shirley Berling. THIRD ROW: Hilda Pohlman, Barbara Kennedy. Alvera Fluegeman, Marlene Pohlman, LaVerne Pohllnan, Barbara Schwerling. IHLQ1' lu'z'nl y FIRST ROW: Mary Louise Schneider, Marylyn Chalk, Carol Klosterman, Patricia Dignan, Mary Ann Demoret. Norma Huelsman. Joan Wang, Mildred Gramann, Joyce Gasdorf, Mary Ellen Hunt, Mary Huy, Betty Regner, Rita Wilkens. Vir- ginia Gotf. SECOND ROW: Mary Medosch, Gloria Faeth, Marianne Lind, Lena Matacia, Marilyn Fisse, Cecilia Wuest, Jacqueline Seefried, Nancy Moore, Helen Endres, Joan Meder, Mary Ann Pace, Rita Grady. THIRD ROW: Janet Holt- haus, Marian Pierce, Mary Sherman, Joan Diersing, Verne Hufnagel, Joyce Meyer. FIRST ROW: Patricia Haders, Ann McHugh, Jeanne Hutchinson, Sylvia Karle, Adelma Weidner, Mary Hauer, Marian May- borg. Janet Kampel, Joan Schoster, Rita McAllister, Carmella Heidkamp, Estelle Kessling. Mary Jo Schneider. Mary Ella Kupferschmidt. SECOND ROW: Catherine Schwartz, Betty Lauch Edith Rosselot, Aurora Fierro, Anna Mae Schum, Alma Rasfeld. Carol Schott. Margie Traum, Joan Burns, June Mergenthal, Mary Ann Montgomery, Charlotte Lohmueller. THIRD ROW: Mary Rambicure, Rosemary Blom, Betty Elsbernd, Patricia Turner, Dolores Mayborg, Patricia Donahue. Pugz' fllfllfj'-Ofll' FIRST ROW: Joan Seifart, Colette Jacobs, Jacqueline Zoz, Rose Faeth, Olga Anderson, Joan Sena, Marilyn Ellman, Hazel Volk. Janet Koch, Joan Berling, Ruth Windholtz, Betty Meinking, Lois Apking, Catherine Faeth. SECOND ROW: Ruth Hartneyer, Joan Woll. Doris I-Iaeufle, Cecilia Hilsinger, Joyce Kauffmann, Irene Forteza, Betty Hines. Beatrice Seitz. Ruth Grinkmeycr, Rose Giglio, Mary Catucci, Jane Flanigan, Marian Koepfle, Patricia Smiley. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Miller, Sally Krciner, Mary M. Hoffman, Dorothy Scherpenberg, Patricia Mueller, Patricia Malloy. FIRST ROW: Marilyn Hoffmann, Ann Werdmann, Mary Anne Brickweg, Kathleen Miller, Marilyn Chenal, Hilda Hunte- man. Weida Holland. Anna Reusch, Marilyn Rethman, Patricia Stevens, Merle Ann Koenig, Dorothy Doerger, Mary Ann Magner. Geraldine Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Ruth Moran, Lucille Haarmann, Dolores Bertram, Shirley Catron, Theresa Siciliano, Mary Louise Schmitt, Loretta Mazzei, Joyce Shannon, Mary Ann Koenig, Eunice Scherer, Lois Ann Smith, Bina Main. THIRD ROW: Joan Kuertz, Virginia Falk, Shirley Heineke, Pauline Siefert, Mary Pat McCarthy, Mary Rose Jones. Ptlgr luwzly-lu'o 475' -W. :. Q is .40 1:62 gm ,mem . 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Regordless of k ,I H It KK 'X these wonderful , f' f 1 X ' X f 3 'N X closs-shored joys. l t 1 - f t si f I ty X it is the promising 1 s K ' g X . tomorrow thot you J H f X f 1 X onxiously ovvoit, t ' A f t f' f N3 f ,I xx I M I sf!!-RJ rf FIRST ROW: Joan Bierman, Joyce Wilmer, Jane Keller, Anna Mae O'Connor, Jeane Slone, Della Kennedy, Mary Eleanor White. Carol Kleingers, Joan Sicking, Jean Moore, Betty Burger, Joyce Keller, Vera Dellerman, Anita Beuerlein. SECOND ROW: Mildred Doppes, Mary Ann Horst. Shirley Schuster, Helene Paife, Dolores Hagen, Mary Kasselman, Betty Jo Federle, Marilyn Smithers. Alberta Stegeman, Ruth Kramer, Helen Staud, Geraldine Smith, Anna Marie Sciarra, Gene Becker. THIRD ROW: Nancy Stich, Mary Jo Kern, Patricia Carter, Rose Marie Gehring, Jovita Kreiner, Jeanette Jacob, Ruth Jane Kief. FIRST ROW: Mary Jo Schwetschenau, Joan McAvoy, Marian Lohman, Mary Weikel, Ruth Ladebu, Mary Schrauder. Alice Westendorf. Audrey Schultz, Harriet Macke, Janet Ladebu. Betty Werning, Dorothy Beck, Rosella Doepker, Mary Kepf. SECOND ROW: Ann Bove, Mary Lou Windholtz, Muriel Dockery, Florence Duerr, Joanne Brinkman, Jacqueline Petersen, Joye Boland, Georgiana Geary, Joan Meyer, Ruth Schmitz, Jacqueline Drahman, Martha Flick. Joan Lanzillotta. THIRD ROW: Anita Suer, Norma Haskamp, Dorothy Vonder Meulen, Wilma Ann Gramann. Rita Gertz, Frances Engelman, Mary Poggemann, Beverly Scoggins. Pagr Iurnly-fiL'v FIRST ROW: Joan Cain, Crescentia Nintemann, Mary Claire Stark, Mary Ann Rosskopf, Arlene Bergmann. Betty Tenbieg, Mary Eschman, Margaret Ridder, Shirley Overbeck, Mary Clare Schmidt, Winifred Langemeier, Marion Ries, Barbara Born, Margaret Nintemann. SECOND ROW: Dolores Pulskamp, Janet Boehm, Naomi Frick, Frances Ostenkamp, Ruth Auberger, Edda Fiorinn, Roberta Young, Marilyn Seitz, Mary Ross, Mary Ann Martino, Mary Jean I-leeman, Rose Meale, Marianne Woll, Rita Thomas. THIRD ROW: Elaine Whipple, Jeanne Engel, Mary Louise Klug, Helen Giver, Marilyn Steinert, Lil- lian Guldcn. FIRST ROW: Lois Geers, Mary Ann Reese, Theresa Magnarini. Gloria Mattei, Mary Kappen, Betty Doerger, Lois Schu- macher, Mary Ann Jordan, Clara Rose Knueven, Alberta Schell, Mary Joyce Bene, Dorothy Driscoll, Germaine Juenke, Rita Kiely. SECOND ROW: Rina Oliverio. Ruth Merrill, Anna Mae Roeckers, Melba Mees, Dolores Valmassoi,Betty Backs- man, Dorothy Trainor, Patsy Pohner, Phyllis Holthaus, Alverta Kling, Alta Jean Wanger, Rosemary Ludwig, Ann Louise Montag. THIRD ROW: Joan Newbill, Eileen Cunningham, Virginia Lee Knowles, Virginia Albrinck, Carol Marx, Virginia Zimmer. I'ugcIu'vn1y-six FIRST ROW: Dess Sebastian. Arleen Miller, Claire Scheidler, Gayle Barker, Ruth Geier, Mildred Budde, Rose Baur, Doris Volkerding, Jo Ann Heile. Ruth Appenfelder, Joan Elfers, Rosemary Stewart, Helen Harig, Lucy Wiest. SECOND ROW: Ruth Whalen, Paula Schehr, Ruth Burkett, Caryl Alfkin, Rose Mary Stephenson, Shirley Gallo, Eleanor Fields, Jean Hartigan, Rose Marie Porcaro, Albina Barone, Thelma Smiley, Annabelle Grouse, Anna Hetzer. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Geisen, Colette Hausfeld, Helen Limke, Clare Seufert, Joan Deters, Joanne Doerger. ll rt 1 M fl A i 7e '1w 1 ' f it ii O X 3 c , Busy hours make busy days . gp To fill a juuior yearg gk? Q Such things as proms and dates and tests Fill hearts with joy and fear. But uow they'1fe passed the foothillsg if The mountains lie ahead . Let's hope they go uudauuted 553 As Senior Road they tread . no Page twenty-xcrcn 1' +- ,fn 4. Q Z. 3 , f 117 :Egg V J th' i 3 fi mf' ,aff .. ' avi 5' ' '.agE:1:1- ,M 5' '- 'Sf b 'Q x K CZ fer GRHDUHTIGN DRY L ea Pts seniors. we look longingly toward the X future: yet, we con gl r, never forget the post A ,F wtf! ond Q11 its happy r f moments .,... 'K t W6 ,. 4 'It ' 'xx Q by s or Q . 4 r rts f' W A t 5 . 'ge 'G' 1 2' J 'Acts -, LN tif rt lj ,, f - f 'ft ' X 2 if? ' ,, ' ski t Q it E . . N Rig V A N X tttx - t , k.,W, I1 Sylvia Apking Who Ir Sylvia The president of the G.A.A. is a real go-getter. Our quick and eager Syl forever boasts of the Junior Red Cross. Jean Appenfelder LiHle Lady Make Believe Another Helen Hayes when it comes to acting in O.L.A.'s or R.B.'s plays. Jovial, talented, ambitious, and ar- tistic. Pugr Ilzirlxy Lola Albonetti Dark Eyes This vivacious little bundle of charm and wit happens to be our Amaranth editor. Known everywhere for her beautiful dark eyes and hair. Helen Albrinck You Do Helen has quite a reputation around O.L.A. as being an A-1 stage man- ager, due to her splendid work dur- ing the musicale. Tall, tantalizing, terrific. LaVerne Berger A Smile Will Go a Long, Long Way She could be called Miss Smile of the Class of '48 for she's never seen without one. One of O.L.A.'s best dressers. Catherine Bettinger You Must Haw Been a Beautiful Baby Tiny and smiles' are synonymous because of her effect upon her class- mates. Always seen with Sparkie and Mary Ann. Barbara Bock f'Prelty Baby Barb measures 5 feet 2 inches. She possesses a pleasing personality, good looks and a terrific talent with a paint brush. Patricia Bodemer Sugar Blues Someone has taken an option on this popular miss-notice the diamond. Oh, how she can play the blues on that trumpet! Page thirty-one V li W fu mi ' Mary Margaret Bollmer Mary, I Low' Yon And we surely do love her! For four years she has been a model student. Quiet, but always ready and willing to give help when needed. Angela Bonekamp Hliilgfld Mia Yes, our Angela was one of those much treasured gifts we received in our sophomore year. Business man- ager of the Amaranth. Pagr llrirl y-hm if -'tQ i ,QW Lauretta Boehm Min You The song Miss You can't describe how much we shall miss our Ret. She's a typical high school girl with an A plus personality. Erdean Boehmer Smiling Through She's as unusual as her name. Smil- ing Through must have been writ- ten explicitly for her, with her smile as the inspiration. , i F, la ix V , Q 2 Mu K '1 Al if 5 Joan Buck If I Had a Talking Picture of You Another Leonardo Da Vinci when it comes to art. Her humor keeps any class from being dull. Outspoken, yet considerate. Mary Ann Burke I Love to Dann Mary Ann giggles and dances very nicely. Without her, there would be no Grin and Groan in the Herald. 4 L , Patricia Carroll Those Endearing Young Charms Irresistible Pat is a perfect example of those endearing young charms. Associate editor of the Herald. Lucille Cella Time Waits For No One A faithful member of the Seven- teen club. She's always late, but she's always charming. Page lhirly-lbrrc UW' 7 MMM Q' jifgi? da the Conantw Wfilb a Song in My Hear! Sweet, silent, and serene Ethel shrugs off worries with ease. She writes all Amaranth material with a song in her heart. Evelyn Cooper For Senlimrntul Ransom For sentimental reasons we hate to lose our Ev. Competent Ev was art editor of the Herald and a booster of the Senior musicale. Pagz' lbirly-four M MM Betty Chewning Apple Blosxom Wedding An all-around girl, Betty hails from Elmwood Has let it be known that she's soon to be married. Notice left hand, third finger. Barbara Cisko And the Band Played On A valuable asset to the class of 48. With her as drum majorette, is it any wonder that the band played on? Stella Cummins 'fsfflla By Starlight Our Stella radiates self, be it by starlight or sunlight. She has won a place in the hearts of her classmates, especially Ruthie. Joan De Maria Smiles Lovable, attractive, cherub-like, stu- dious, emcient, and persevering that's our Joan. Q ' 'x W t tht y fi flfeilx J V1 f Ruth Drout Happy-Go-Lucky Happy-go-lucky Ruth always boasts about the Avon Theatre. Merrymak- ing is her favorite pastime. Mary Durchholz Let the Good Time Roll A real model of fun, Mary makes the good time roll. Small in size, but big in ideas, she should have a great future. Page lbirly-fire ,flwnl . W U, ,, , Vivian Faecher Shir Eyrs Talking is her favorite subject, not only with her mouth, but with her laughing star-like eyes. One of O.L.A.'s jovial seniors. Jeanette Fago Speaking of Angels A small package of sincerity, merri- ment, and wit make up our Jeanette. Our C.S.M.C. vice president is a walking angel. Pagr Ibirly-six Marianne Duwel Honey Marianne is really a talker and her cheerfulness is contagious. Owns a magnetic personality. Shirley Engel I Do, Do, Do Like You We do, do, do like her, and it's no wonder. She made a beautiful bride in our Senior musicale, Through the Years. LaVerne Fetzer All You Wunl to Do Is Dance Vernie loves to dance and laughg in short, she tries to make everybody happy. One of Sister Rita Cather- ine's PALS. Virginia Fiorino HBI'l'!lllSl' You'rc You Ginny is forever gay. There's never a dull moment when she's around. She's a handy person in the cafeteria. Florence Fisher Stay Ax Sweet As You Are Babe, that slim attractive brunette and talented drummer in the band and orchestra, is truly the Typical Senior. Mary Jean Fisse A Liltle Bit of Hcawnn Ah, yes, it's a little bit of heaven to be looking into her eyes, for she doesn't have to speak at all. Page lbirly-swell K , , . 1 I' fl.liNk.i 5 Patricia Gangloff Always Always getting into trouble, always providing merriment in her classes, always asking questions-that's our mischievous Pat. LaVerne Geeks When You're Smiling Vernie is t.he cute little number from Lockland. An all-around girl in sports, she is particularly interested in golf. Page thirty-eight Rosemary Foley Green Eyes Our little green-eyed medicine girl is a tonic for unhappy people. She knows the right thing to say at the right time. Has Will Roger's type of humor. Jane Fugikawa You Came Along Janie came into our midst during our third year. Her sunny disposition matches her birthplace, California. Made an excellent C.S.M.C. secre- tary. A, f gf' r 4 . , s f . ' - I ' , H P 'll e ' 4 Io I rs' 1 ' vw V I ' X kj, F x 1 t If 1 ff Q A I is s ' U . X L. kg Dolores Geers Bless You Sweet, sincere, stimulating. The proud possessor of a rich mellow voice. Do bless her for being such a wonderful classmate. Vera Gerdes The Very Thought of You The very thought of Vera will always bring back pl e a s a n t memories. Quaint, quiet at times, but lively enough at every party. Va. s XL! I 1.-S ,M 0 l .Jw fl .,4, 4 lf.. Elaine Giwer I Want To Be a Friend of Yours She made an energetic and intelli- gent Math Club president. In real life or on the stage Elaine is a won- derful girl. Doris Ann Goddard TogellJer Eyes that speak give Dorts a most outstanding appearance. Quite a whiz in American Literature. Page lbirty-nine Evelyn I-Ianko Dorff Errr Change Portrait of a beautiful girl with brains, breathtaking hair do's, charm. Don't ever change. Catherine Hardewig K-K-K-Kulif' Vivacious Cathy is one of the best players on the varsity. She also has a pleasing voice. Pugr' forfy Dorothy Greulich Moon-Faced, Starry-Eyed Moon-face and big blue starry- eyes describe our Dottie. Always wondering if she will make someone a very efficient secretary. Betty Hamilton Dr:-am Pal I-Im . . . what a dream! Slim, dark- haired Betty resembles a dream. Neat, trim, and nice. She's a real pal to Swanny. Mary Rose Harvey Singing in lhe Rain Another of O.L.A.'s dimpled dar- lings. Active in parish affairs at St. Francis. Assistant editor of the Amaranth. Lorraine Hauser Swat Lorraine Sweet Lorraine fits this little miss perfectly. She is proud of Elmwood and her red-haired twin brothers. , , ' Q , Xu. Marianne Havlis My Bas! To You Marianne's kindly smile wins patrons for 'her' drug store. Creates ready fun for everyone. Mary Heile For II Was Mary Fun-loving Mary loves Math. Right now she is the secretary of the Duns Scotus Chapter. Puge forly-om' Anita Hermann Rrmc'mbrr Mc We could never forget Anita and her beguiling smile. Her outstanding achievements in typing won her the position of Amaranth typist. Lois Hess A Pretly Girl Is Like a Melody Has the cutest little nose in the school. Loves skating at Norwood and chumming with Marianne. Pnge forly-two ll. t Ill Wi Lillian Heinichen Out of This World Lil's dramatic talent holds audiences enthralled. Out of this world, too, is her angelic voice. Marilyn Henry The Charm of You News editor on the Herald staff and a good one, too. Her pet rule-let the phone ring three times. l l Mary Clare Hetteberg Say It With Music Silence is golden and so is Mary Clare. Behind her quiet charm is a spirit of helpfulness, never to be for- gotten. Plays the piano exceptionally well. L Joan Hock Lovely To Look At All her classmates admire her twink- ling brown eyes. Outstanding in wittiness and personality. i' Dolores Holthaus Stardust George, O.L.A.'s musical wizard. keeps the girls screaming for Stal- dust. A must in every musical production. Mary Lou Honnerlaw Mary Lou, I Love You Good natured, and bubbling over with talent for singing is our Mary Lou. We all love you. Page forty-tbree ' -M Sylvia Hutchinson All ibc Things You Are She's the queen of the crowd. Her tiny dancing feet and saucy green eyes ,are her hello! Rita Jansing What Dues It Muller? Nonchalant Rita is fun to be with and fun to know. She does have some serious moments, too. What does it matter, as long as she has Loretta and Pat? Page farly-four Mary Hopkins Bright Eyexn Yes, Mary, with her bright and mis- chief-loving eyes, is the pride of all our hearts. Joker would describe her accurately. Betty Jane Huebener Kilim On the Keys Betty Jane can truly be called Kit- ten on the Keys for she has the rare ability to play the organ. :Lyn v . it ., , L-.n..w Q z-JA'-v.,w...f.Mf6H7 L A . , L. . , ., :.i...t... Lacie, - 1 L,-.IJ Clarice Joerger Near You It was nice being near shy, quiet mannered Clarice. Where you find Emma and Mary you'11 find Clarice. Adele Karle Strawberry Blonde Sociable and lively, Adele always has a witty remark for every class. Her strawberry tresses surely make her envied by all. x ! Elizabeth Kennedy You,re Irixh and You're Beautiful Dimpled Betty never fails to greet you with that typical Irish smile and humorous comment. A dramatist and journalist. Eleanor Kistner Tbat's My Desinf' The annual photographer is surely O.L.A.'s desire. A typical student, she is never seen without that grin that has become her trademark. Page foriy-five QVVQW 1 fly. Wir? id , .ig K Evelyn Krois IEz'rlina Merry, fun-loving, vivacious de- scribes our Evie through and through. She has rhythm in her toes and manages to use it during recreation. Betty Jane Kuhl nBl'l'llllSl'n Because of her smile, because of her uncomplaining manner, we think she's one in a million. Pugr forly-xii Janet Knauf When Irish Eyrx Are Smiling Tall, slim and attractive describes Jan best. A fond admirer of St. Xavier, as proms testify. She has a fine Irish personality. Lucille Koepfle Hnn10n'5que Fun-loving Louie can usually be heard teasing someone or scolding because she's being rushed. Firmly believes in wearing her sister's clothes. 25. Regina Kulle Ieannie With the Light Brown Hair Short, sweet, and sentimental de- scribes our Jeannie. Her gay spirit keeps the whole class happy. Her outstanding quality: Punctuality. Carolyn Kuwatch Twinkle Toes Blessed with blonde hair, blue eyes, and a pair of feet that can't be still. Twinkle Toes is as light as a feath- er when dancing. Gertrude Laake Symphony The girl with the fascinating dimples in her chin is known best for her sense of humor. Her violin is one of O.L.A.'s orchestra assets. Alice Lemkuhl The Song Is You The golden warbling of our little Peach captivates any audience. But her personality is just as win- ning. Page forty-sewn fl 1 I 1,1777 fvi J K ,nk L.x'?a1i .ik I X XML If 0,1 ffl H!! I Ll. 7 f JJ, pk IL t , , ww Q t:iX,WUV2Z V It ldllf Xl ff IJ, tiki' 1 1 ff M' i 0 , n. 1 ,- ff if 'jjj A L f 'L f ff' fn! Lcnfxyxf 1 1 Jean Lucas ON Failbfuln Do you need a friend or perhaps help? Tall, slim, attractive, red- haired Jean is available at all times. A strong defender of O.L.A.g leads the C.S.M.C. Dorothy Macke Winn Prunvex Dnnrrs Will: Me Dot dances with Frances most any time. Can rattle on with Sis and Fran for hours. She has copied Emily Post in courtesy. Pugr forfy-right Audrey Lohman Friendship Another surprise package that we received three years ago and have since treasured. Friendly and agree- able, she is always willing to help. Corinne Lohman My Buddy Corinne's blond tresses, her most ob- vious asset, have won many an en- vious glance for her. Whenever she has that far away look you can be sure she's thinking about July 3. -xg Mary Lynn Maddock You're the Topsi' Mary Lynn is our very active presi- dent of the Mary Unit. A regular Miss Sunshine when it comes to cheering up her classmates. Her constant delight is laughing and talking. Kathleen Maisel Did Your Mother Come From Ireland Sure and be gorry she's a lovable Irish colleen. Captivating and clever, she adds a little bit of ole Ireland to O.L.A. Carole Manning Through Your Eyes lo Your Hear! The drawl in her voice, her dreamy eyes, her outspoken manner-these make our Carole. Writes prize-win- ning poetry. Ann L. Marks Girl of My Dreams Marksie's energy and ability to master a keyboard have made her an outstanding typist. A sweet dream of a student, envied for her dark curly hair. Page forfy-nine m UllHvWW I fall JW Patricia Miller Smile, Smilr, Smile Flaming red hair and a glowing dimpled smile describe our Pat. Her greatest likes are dancing and skat- ing. Hopes to be a professional skater. Anna Marie Mink 1 Go! RhyllJm Fair-haired Anna is our assistant drum majorette, and no wonder, for has she got rhythm! She always goes dancing or skating. Pvxf fifffv June Mazzaferri Moor1ligbf ami Roses June, moonlight, and roses have al- ways been an inspiration to song writers. Our Junie is no exception. Ruth Meyer IRI Be Los! Without You O.L.A.'s most popular senior, and surely the most sports-minded. We would be lost without her in base- ball, volleyball, or basketball games. Emma Molique Sweeibearl Long blond tresses and dreamy brown eyes-Emma. A real sweet- heart to everyone. Quiet type, but friendly. Alice Montgomery You're So Sweet to Remembef' Remember her sweet little Alice blue uniform when she first came to O.L.A.? Sweet and shy, she stole all our hearts with her act as Margie in the musicale. ,mtv 1 WMI X K . .-UW 4,014 UWWW, j,jQ9153gbQ,1,ZQ DIR' be Z6 gwllfwi Mary Alice Nickley Oh, Whiz! a Pal Was Mary Another problem child? Thinks there is no profession like nursing and soon plans to sign R.N. behind her name. Mary Niesen Why Dori Il Ge! S0 Lale So Early Curly, as she is known to her friends, is planning a career as a journalist. As business manager of the Herald, she's getting plenty of worthwhile experience. Page fifly-om' Patricia Petersen How Lurky You Are Two plus two equals four, and Pat can prove it! A member of the Math Club, she's quite a whiz at figures. Favors swimming and baseball to all other sportsg does well in both. LaVerne Pierce Smilv and Sbou' Your Dimplz'x Yes, those enviable dimples are something to sing about. Never has had straight hair during her four years with us. Pima' fifl y-fun to MX Florence O'Brien My O'DurIing, My O'Lm'r'ly, My O'Brir'n Sure and 'tis a remarkable job that Flo performed as editor of Our Lady's Herald. Another faithful member of our orchestra. Mary Papp Oh, You Beautiful Doll Another small and petite miss, Babe is the shortest senior, and quite a dramatist. An enthusiastic skater at Norwood Rink. LaVerne Powell Small Fry Another shy, short, senior who hails from Clifton Heights. Although quiet in class, outside school, she electri- fies us all. Patricia Purcell Dainty Miss Take it from us the song title really fits Patty. Petite Pat giggles over her own silly comments. Another St. Bernardite and very proud of it. , Ag xi Shirley Quinlan Too Marvelous for Words Cricket's gay, sprightly cheers have long been a vital part of O.L.A.'s victories. Assistant Editor of Our Lady's Herald. Helen Rape Sincerely Yours Loves bowling and plays the accord- ian. Has a very sweet dispositiong gets along well with everyone. Page fifly-ibree Marilyn Relf amy Hear ye! We hereby accuse Relfie of being one of our most intelligent seniors. Our Mary Unit vice pres- ident is partial to blues songs. Mildred Reichardt Aren't You Glad You'rc' You? Someday she'd like to become an in- terior decorator. Now she writes poetry, collects perfume, and plays the squeeze box. Page ffly-four Ahna Rasfeld Who Wouldrft Low You? This cheery blonde can usually be seen chumming with cousin Adele. A firm upholder of X. U. Mary Ellen Reeder Let's Dante The two big if's in her life- if only there were more hours in the day . . . if only she can make the grade of a pharmacist. G52 : it , - Ruth Rester Euxy To Loren Ruth means friend in Hebrew, but our Ruth is a friend in any language. She has a wealth of artistic ability. Janet Riser Dill You EVN Sn' a Dream Walking? Where else but in a dream do you see long, shimmering hair like Jan- et's? Her cheery friendship is the sort every girl dreams of. Virginia Rittmeyer Su.'r'c't and Loz'r'1y Sweet and lovely is petite Ginny, of the merry blue eyes. Sweet and lovely is our Prom Queen of 1948. Loretta Rolfes Su Ill Hll'l'HlIll'U Larry, our sunny little friend, hails from Mt. Auburn. Always knows everything about the Brown and White. Page fifly-fizr Alice Scherpenberg Afler You've Gone After she leaves, we'l1 all miss this fervent devotee of the Legion of Mary. A modern little Apostle- that's Alice. Marguerite Schoenung Me and My Shadow Ambitious, amiable, and always on the alert--that's Marguerite. She's a member of the famous Math Club. Page fifty-six Marcella Rudolf One More Dance Marcy is another dancer who can't sit still when she hears music. Con- stantly frets over her straight hair. LaVerne Schaeper Sophisticated Lady Even before the fashion leaders re- veal the latest styles, chic LaVeme is wearing them. iw' '4 n . .Lv 3. -1, l J In Mary Schoenung Exactly Like You Here's the other half of that close couple. Mary even competes with her twin for scholastic honors. Betty Schwanecke Betty Co-Edu Dancing blue eyes-dancing nimble feet-and dancing fingers at the typewriter-all belong to Betty. Tl '. Susan Schwartz I f You Knew Susie Merry, cheerful, thoughtful, oh, what a girl is Susan. Writing is a must in her life. Nancy Senft Nancy Willa the Laughing Face If we don't see Nancy each day, we're really downcast. O.L.A.'s Dres- den doll-like orchestra directress. Page jlfty-seven Frances Starzynski Tlu'rr's Iiwrvyllaing Nia' A110111 You Fran is one of O.L.A.'s renowned dancers. She's also a good student. Her weekly news columns spotlight O.L.A.'s activities. Jacqueline Stich zif7-I1t'-lil'-1,1111-Alllbn Jackie's personality is like a rollick- ing tune. She's always making blues turn to sunny hues. Pagr fifly-ciglvl Mary Sick Damn Ballerina, Dam? If her eyes are blue as skies-if she's smiling all the while, that's not Peggy O'Neil-that's Murphy Sick. Lois Sparks Candy We're all sweet on Candy or Sparkie. Likes salty pretzels, bowl- ing, dancing and speed tests. i. Jean Thesken Personality There are radicals who believe that nature causes the falling of leaves. But we know it's Jean's personality. Ruth Tieman Sian In Your Eyes Blond hair, Hashing blue eyes, keen wit-some girls have all the luck! Ruth should know. N .IH Jane Ungruhe Leave It lo lane We recognize ability. That's why we say, Leave it to Jane. Every- body likes herg everybody relies upon her. She's a good Student Council secretary. Joan Wess Who? Who stole our hearts away? Who is one of the senior master minds? You ought to guess-no one but Joan Wess! Page jfty-nine li fi Marie Wingert And Mimi ' ' H'-c-v 1-11- v7'y'3 Mimi has never been known to re- fuse a request. Everyone will miss her witty ex-tempore remarks. Dolores Wissel Oooh---Look--A!--Tbrre' Our Dolores is a sweet little miss with a yen for potato chips, carrots, and jokes. Page sixly Jean Willke It Had To Be You Charming, intelligent, co-operative- it had to be Jean, our very capable school president. Shirley Windholtz You'rc Dcvasinlingu Shirley, the mathematical shark, is a comedian's dream-she'1l laugh at anything! She's a real pal, though, when you're in trouble. l , 4 I A 32 4 vt' l 4 V X. It 1' 1. r, 1,- ff - -- A vmvtnlbvwxxf lefty-' X' ' M 0 . ,guf U, + Wim .Q A' ' ff if Q . WV. if V 6 lame ' J . Y WN fu Ab, Sweet Myxlery of Life - R' F 4, ,UL Ffour yearshgo cheery Elaine Walked nto oufvmidst and became more Vfiopular with each step. Dramatical- l ly inclined. Like Lady Macbeth, Elaine faints realistically. Janet Lee Witzemann Louise The song Louise fits her perfectly for just to see and hear her brings joy. An earnest worker for the C.S.M.C. Jude Lee Wolf Fun and Fancy Free Full of fun and fancy free Jude can usually be seen running home to take care of her twin brothers. Jeanne Wuebold How Cute Can You Be Two twinkling eyes, soft hair held in place by sunbeams-how cute can a girl get? Page sixly-om' 1 , 'ia' to it X ll LaVerne Zoz After Gnulualion Day Our blonde G.A.A. vice president has won widespread recognition as a Thespian. Pugr sixly-fu'o Mary Ann Wuestefeld Axle Anyone Who Knows Anyone who knows Mary Ann will rave about the picturesque little poems she composes. Martha Zink Slf'rpy Timr Gul Corryville's outstanding co-ed and O.L.A.'s outstanding sleepy time gal. Has the title of O.L.A.'s most jolly and jovial senior, and defi- nitely deserves it. .r Q. f ak QJAUPX 19119 '--xsxt 'k'A k WmJe0,faf Qui 'kti' Q ear mothers, Qacfs, anal cgeachers, please accept this note as a tohen of our ap- preciation and heartfeit gratitude. yes, thanh you for tmahing it possihie for us to go towaral the eter- naf commencement, fortiheaf hy the Gathoiic gala- cation which you, our clear parents anal teachers, have so generously provicierf Cggor af! these pleasant, never-to-he forgotten moments in high schooi we are part-icuiariy grate- fu! cghanh you again, anal QOJ he with you always. your appreciative Qiris, Qsyeniors of 148 fn am! 1450411 Sdzoal xly-xix Jlme, 'Wnme Nm! L' I'L1gv.vi,v1yAw1 W I i REITRGHT 1948 RememJe4? How could you forget those inspirotionol tolks of Fdther Jerome Kircher. O.F.fT1., his reody wit ond humor. his heortevvorming opprooch to life? Surely. Jonuory 28-80 ore doys we sholl long remember. Wi! luudiciand Pug: sixiy mm' OUR SCHOOL SONG Allegro con n!:f1a : : Dedicalea' fo Alolher Ill Clarissa, - H friend if-youth Words and Muslc by SISTERS OF ST. FRANCIS spirito I l aa: : T li 11.1 Q ,1 '11 g il' S -111 ill' 55 Alla m -!-r ggi ' SgYoun 0 . :ii Ka! I1 XI. l il' s o y Chant ,rong yes time I strong.- F rg, 5 II I- I-P I -'- l'- 'Il I 2 - -u I I'u,qrAr'1'rrlly Copyright MCMXXXI by Sisters of S!.Francis. Our Lady ofthe Angels High School, St. Bernard, Cinl.i.,O. Prluled in U.S.A. Pggfglfprill J. rvl 1. Our La - dy of the An - gels, be our mis - tress ev - er An - gels, hear your prais - es ring - ing 2.0ur La-dy of the 5 .B J .B . 55 II! Here's our word of hon - or wdll be true to you...,.. Hail, all hail, for- ev - er hail to you our 1ove........ SS J ,PY B5 9 ,b A 5 i, +1 v v a , EF' ' I i E 9 s '1 9 DalSegno ' 0nrSahool5ong S Page cz vniy o 3 ,A 'sf 3145 Af 4.3, Q u lil IIIHHY UIIII gesus 1111140 me more fffrf 77 Im1y. 772mg H1060 me more flfcf mee. WOI' 1,8 Ol' CSBCICIPGI 86901 Sacred Heart for af! lhe svorfcf IIIHHIILIIZ SHIIIHITS' IIIISSIIIII CIHISHIIE ,lol 0 u rsvfvcfs Au! fn' Olll' SCA STUIIHH llllllllllll 5 g wg? f CIAO.-ff uf! lfzmgs cffscf. llllly HIHUTIII HSSIIIIIHTIUII YF dk' 4' 1, Kham .Queen 'L JUHIIIH-SHIIIIR PHUIII Hmong My Sauaem?:4 Surely Vtrgiruo Rittmeyer. our Prom Queen of 1948, hos reason to remember the coro- noticm ceremonies at Castle Form. may her future hoppi- rtess cmd that of all the other prom pcxtrcmfs match the joys ef this: Otttstc.1rtdirtQ event . . . 4 2 Gm .fadayi f'fH E R A L Our Lady of Angels High School, St. Bernard, Ohio Urged To upport atho -------i- AN EDITORIAL -1-1---1 Each year the , ary is desig as Catholic ess Month. Th YW Catholic pr defend and 'ead Catholic t' l y Our Catholi Nr i A i 1 body in - world today 4 . li ' string of NS servif' f 1 us with ,hentic gf 3,1 -hx le, any esti It is Catholic the mind in well- of world the ted erest. Press month is an occasion for families and individuals to isider a more ' ' generous budget in support of Catholic presses press is the eyes and ears of the Christian vt word of God. Then Act! nes at O. L. . .lg lilz ' zvgfl A 5-,V la Editor-in-Chic! .......,4.......................,....,...... Florence O'Brlen Associate Editors-Patsy Carroll, Elizabeth Kennedy. Shirley Quinlan. News Editor .,........................,....,....,........,.......... Marilyn Henry I-'cnlurc Editors. .,,..,............. Mary Ann Burke, Janet Riser Art Editor ..,....... ...,..... .......,.,......,...,............. E velyn 1 Business Manager ........ ..,.............,....... . .... M ary Niesen EX'-'hlllixc Editor ,..,. .. ..,...... Janet Knau! Ann e will take 1 to 7. The are many, but of these is to make every little more aware of h- living and of her I1 an American girl. Week will I phase of girf will be . fol' fe Girl and H- ut the impor A C -good postur sg l Her Career f various schoo of employ them with tl Her City follov and the girls chose various high schools w visit spots of civic interest. Thur day will be devoted to Girl ax Her Organization, which throug the help of the Gills out Scouts Can these orgax girl. Gi held c Her Saturd: Garder will I participa luv aftnnl D efzqzel efnimei D The cjuivf bcvzzzfy of our cbrzpcfl Br'spc'f1le s bofb low and vzzrrg ,Tis II rm! plcfrzszzrf' fo fvisif, For Cbrisf fbf' Lorzl is ffJz'1fc'. Flivlzrfrillg c'r111dlc'x cvzsf fbcfir sprll O11 ffoosc' who klIC'l'I in jvrajwrg Tbry spmle. cz Silfllf iIll!if6lfi0lI, For Cfarisf fbc' Lora' ix 1'bc'n'. A1111 s11c1'dc'11ly Ihr, C'bi!7lt S are facfard As floc'y'rv beard c'W1'yzLff9f'rc'- The priest lifts up the filly hosi- Yrs, Claris! flue Loral is fhvrv. igfvl FRENCH l0IIH ClUB CHEM BlUB MHIH SPHHISH ElUB K 4 , H 0 OH, FHTI-ISR by WILLIAM ELLIS JONES 'A' SENIOR CLHSS PLHY 'A' Poor Dad! He always has his troubles. Sometimes Mother bothers him, but lately the attitude of his three spoiled daughters and parasitic Cousin Rebecca has set him thinking. Right then and there the news bursts that father plans to give up his lucrative bank presidency for a small-salaried job as president of a little college in Iowa. Does Mother give up her clubs and start economiz- ing? Do the girls give up their arty extravagant schemes and become real women? Does Cousin Rebecca continue to sponge on the Baynards' generosity? Does Dad really become a college president? For particulars, see the following cast of characters in action: CHARACTERS Mrs. Helen Baynard, a very lovely lady ..4,.........,..... ..,.. .,s,.,...,.. J A NET KNAUF Annette, her pretty daughter ........,...... ....,. J EAN APPENFELDER Lurile, her clever daughter ,.,. ...,.......,.,. ....,. ..,,..... J o A N WESS Elizabeth, her talented daughter I ,.,.......,.......,.. ,,..,.... J EANETTE FAGO Reheeea Baynard, a dour, opinionated eousin .... ..,.... A UDREY LOHMAN Miss Rogers, a school principal ,.......,..,..... .... .,..... J E AN WILLKE Charlotte King, an art teaeher ..................... ..,...i V ERA GERDES Mrs. Warren Austin, a wealthy hihliophile ..... .,..,... . . ......,..... ELAINE GIWER Sarah Kincaid, a newspaperwoman, friend of Annette ..., ,,,..,.. D OROTHY GREULICH Theodora, the Baynard's maid .............,.....4....,. .,..,. ...,..... J UDE LEE WOLF William Baynard, the father top' stage 'uoieej ........................., ..,... 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HEIEHUIIY MESSENGER The National Catholic Family Magazine CPublished by the Franciscan Fathersl 1615 Republic St, Cincinnati IO, Ohio 33.00 PER YEHR IEIIIIEE Ellll SEIIIIPEE CIIPY fllwmmq Elllt EHE EIIHIRE In the final analysis, good telephone service depends largely on men and women who are well trained and skilled in their jobs. Plan now to become a part of the telephone organization when you graduate from high school. You will find that telephone people like their jobs-and that every job is im- portant. The pay is good. The work is steady. The Com- pany's Benefit and Pension Plan helps employees and their families in times of sickness, accident, old age, and death. And the opportunity for advancement is open to all. EHE IIIIIIIIIIIIHEI Hllll Sllllllltllllll BEEE EEEEPHIIIIE IIU. Pqc' EJ' Ullllt BRIIS. -14. wz.,.,f4emam. :aww mmm O Iielvinatur Hefriqeratnrs I Iielvinatnr Electric Hanqes O Iielvinatnr Hume Freezers Phones: VAlley 7394 -- VAlley 3297 -- VAlley 9889 7025 7027 Vme Street Carthage nhlll Gomphnzents of THE HllIlEPllHl BRHIIHIY IIIIIIIPHIIY tiiii 'kit Gongratulations to the Glass of 1948 R. J. lllOODl.GlY'S lllhite Villa Food market 128 Calhoun Street Phone HVon 9083 Gomplimenzs of llllllllllll lf. llllllllll QP HERFF-JCllQS CLHSSRINGS and PINS Gongratulations to the Qraduafes of1g.48 FRHHCISEHH HHSSIUHHRY UHIUH 1515 Vine Street Eineinnati, llhin ,fl if BRIGHTUH CUPPER WURKS E144-fill Enlerain Avenue Cincinnati, llhin Phune: Mliin 14211 ALVIN HOCK P d t P b I I Gompfiments of I ST. IIHIIIEIIT PHHISH Compliments of ST. FHHHCIS SHHIPH PHHISH I 1 ' 1 1 l 1 l 1 l l Page ninety-nine Cgptimism is the property of youth 7770A e the most of it THE BURGER Blllllllllli IIIIIIIPHIIY St. John Baptist HERB KHTTUS GREEN and REPUBLIC STS. CINCINNATI, OHIO Sunday Masses 6:00, 8:00, 9:30, 11 00 Week-day Masses 6:30, 7:00, 8:00 SLA th yNo a Monday-5:30 7 30 8:30 P. Tuesday Aft 8 15 Mass, 2'30 M. P. M. GL9 Meals -- Groceries Fruifs -- Vegetables Frosfed Foods CFO 4509 VINE STREET WOodburn 5673 IJJJ f 1- Fil Welcome to IUHRIHN COT .I .GGG INDIANHPOLIS 44.INDIP1NH write to: THE DGHN HRRCDUI PRE SS -.Qrinters of THe CINCINNQTI Pnocess QNGRHVING COMPHNY gfl,gI'ClVeI'S for Oqlze 1948 Grille 1948 amarantlz amarantlz Represented by 104-106 east Colm SI, WM- H- RUFF CINCINNHTI CHN 3538 325 EAST CENTRAL PARKWAY. CINCINNATI SPACIOUS.. .MODERN . . . DISTINCTIVE The Imvvolle Memorial Funeral Home Phones AVon 7414-7415 FIFTEEN MINUTES FROM FOUNTAIN SQUARE Vine Street at Washington ' ' I St. Bernard, Ohio Pg b drrd L1 Gompflments of I-Iodopp Funeral Homes CHRTHHGG COLLGG6 HILL F R I H R S II1HRY'S CLUB, Inc. PLQSCQ OHIO and MCMILLHN STREETS Cafe and Grocery M ao Ten Modern Bowling Alleys 17 39 Sycamore Street cw Phone: CHerry 9417 Gym and Swimming Classes For Ladies Monday and Thursday Eve ' g 'ISHN RES' roprietor 8:00 to 8 :4S Hvondole Dairy Co. PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM and All Dairy Products 36 CLINTON SPRINGS AVENUE Phone AVon 23 87 3 1111.141 - - - - - - - Q 1 I Gompliments of READING, OHIO I AVon 1775 AVon1111 SH lll H. Sill l lll Wholesale Distributor Fire Proof of STORAGE l Fine Candies and Warehouse Fountain Supplies Local -- Rural -- Inter-City cw MOVING ' Agents: N. AMERICAN VAN LINES 1209 JACKSON STREET CHerry 4524 2535 Vine Street Cincinnat Gomplirnents of I ST. IHHRY CHURCH - THIRTEIGDTH HDD CLHY STREETS CIHCIDDHTI. OHIO Page one hundred and llzree l Congrafulafions and Bas! Wishes - ROBERT I. CHRSON Pharmacist VINE AND WASHINGTON ST. BERNARD, OHIO I PHONES: AVon 9113 - 9138 I I llllllllllllli GIIIIHIII The lflll ICI XI Hill lill. We Sfwvializa' in G20 BRAKE SERVICE l BODY AND FENDER WORK Stoker Coal GHO 24 -Hour Wrecker Serwbe GO 1600 Springfield Pike Cincinnati IS, Ohio VAllcy 9806 VAllcy 3186 I For Immediate Delivery Oil Treated and Suitable for All Stokers Conveyor Service Where Possible G20 Hlln n 5 3 ll 0 THE LINE TO PROMPT SERVICE The Fufure Holds an Abundance of Opportunities SEEK YE THEM I THE HNTONIO SHVINGS 81 LOHN CO. 1732 VINE STREET CAT ELDERJ CINCINNATI 10, OHIO Page one hundred and four Cjompfinlen ts of ST. BERIIHRII IIIERCHHIITS IIIHIIE-RITE CIIIIIPIIIIY J. SIIIHIIIFS IIIHITS Inc. sw 10th and Monroe St. Newport, Kentucky Cholbe N Meals 15' Poultry Munufariunvx of FURNACE PIPE AND FITTINGS QQ GNP Diyfrilmfofx gf 4911 VINE STREET COAL, OIL, ANQD GAS FURNACES ST- BERNARD AUTOMATIC HEAT CONTROLS UN. sau Gonzpfiments of IHISE Blillllll BUTTER Page one bundrrd and fire I Gontinaecf I CSJUCCQSS . . . TI-IG JUDIORS The Choice of Discriminating Sm-iors Gonzpfimenls of WHIHTCHHH 9 E Il Il I E S C H I: E Distinctive 5 Graduation Personal Cards Ennis ADLETER, Prop . and Commenrement Invitations Gm sw Willey 9597 PIIIIIHIHIIH llllllll IIIIIIIPIIIIY, Inc. 1425 E. Elm Street Scranton 5, Penna Qest Wi'shes.f THQ SOPHQIHCRQS hddfl Cgenior Qest wishes to csuenioors RIIGER BHIIIIII HIGH SCHIHH muuwlns nnmnv T HUVIHIHHH PHPER HIIII lllllllllfllllllllll W0 Specialize in p WEDDING CAKES H me , GW W Bak To Pl I Paper and School Supplies 6' C 67450 QQ sw 212 220 Greenup Street 18 E. LIBERTY STREET C0 gm Ke t cky CHef'Y 9172 HEmlock 3262 Gongratula tions., THQ FRGSHIHGID Pg 131.14 Qesl Lwislies K-om lllllllllll lllllllllil lilllllllllli llllsslllll Phones: Bus. Klrby 9819 Hllll llllllll CHURCH Homexlfbyw MT. AUBURN W JOHII'S GHRHIII S4'r'L'iu' Willa a Smile Sunday Masses 7:00 -- 8:00 -- 9:00 GO 10330 -- 11530 -- 12530 General Automobile Repairing Brake Service QQ Q49 Social Every Monday-8 :15 P. M. JOHN TROESCHER' Prop' 4124 Colerain Ave. Cincinnati 23, Ohio J . COI1gl'ClfUlflIlOlIS. CS,?IIl.Ol'S IIIR. Hllll IIIRS. IIIIIHIHHS RHF om' lmmlrra' and eigbl Gomiplimemfs of VHLLEY UIQLDIDG Com plimenfs of GRASSO SHGES Phone AVon 7600 The WEBER DAIRY Fourth St., Louisville, Ky. 4905 Whetsel, Madisonville 6015 Vine sr. Elmwood 136 Glenwood Avenue 448 Race St., Carew Tower Cincinnati Phone VAlley 2066 Compliments TATMAN TAXI SERVICE of DAY and NIGHT F. WESTENDORF, Prop. Passengers Insured 24 Y ears in Business Serving the Public 211 E. Wyoming Ave. Lockland, Ohio WIEBELL JEWELERS 328 W. Benson Street Reading, Ohio uyisliing all! many more successfuf years alzeaai H FRIEND Page one hundud and nine WINDOW SHADES CURTAIN RODS VENETIAN BLINDS CURTAINS DRAPERIES 1HiHlIIIIlYlllIIIIllIlllSHHIl1lTll. I M omfy fo Loan . THE ST. BERNARD PROGRESSIVE BLDG. 85 LOAN 905 VINE STREET Telephone: CHerry 4020 CINCINNATI, OHIO Open Evenings Until 9 P. M. Except Wed. and Sun. QUALITY PHOTO SHOP Complete Stock I Ass N CO. DARK ROOM EQUIPMENT h I PHOTO SUPPLIES -- CAMERAS N PIIODCZ UNIVCFSIIY CAMERA I 4517 Vine St. St. Bernard 17, Ohio 2631 Vine Street UNiversity 8177 IRM 85 VERN'S - Across from the Andalus Theatre I FOUNTAIN SERVICE Open 6 a. m. to 11:30 p. m. ANNUNCIATION CHURCH Clifton and Resor Avenues GTO SUNTDAY MASSES: 6, 7, 8:30 9:30,11:00,12:15 Compliments of DR.C1I'1d HIRS. G. T. IUILLKG Compliments of I'I'1R.C1nC1 fI1RS.H.HGRfI1HNN Page one hundred and ten Compliments of BONCKHIIIP BHKGRY ITIOREIIKS DGLICHTGSSEN TOWER AND WASHINGTON AVE. AVon 9142 ST. BERNARD 17, OHIO RECORDS SHEET MUSIC Cffmplimmfs of GREETING CARDS PHOTOS BLUE BIRD PIE COMPANY SONG SHOP 140 Caldwell Drive Hartwell, Ohio 34-36 East Fifth Street On Fountain Square C0 8'f'ful ff0 S Sales and Service To the Graduates .... GO GEISEN'S CONFECTIONERY THEIS MOTOR CO. S909 Vine Street 1011 Reading Road Elmwood Place 16, Ohio Reading 15, Ohio VAlley 9528 Compliments of ROBERT F. HGRIIIHNN Compliments of DR. Ond IDRS. GDIUHRD DULLE P ge one hundr ed Compliments of IIIR.Cl1'1C1 fI1RS.I:'P1HNK H. GGERS LGGION CLGHNGRS 7101 VINE STREET PHONE VALLEY 0569 THE BRIGHTON PAINT STORE Compliments Pumt or Industry Contractor and Home HARDIG PAINT co DECK S MEAT5 2 6 2 2 VINE CORRYVILLE 1 1 1 1 Harrnson Avenue Phone PArkway 3132 Cnncmnatx 14 O ACME SCHOOL SUPPLY WERDMANN S SERVICE Dr s on of THF W F HAUSMAN CO 4211 Coleram Ave I cz Tires SECOND AND RACE STREETS CINCINNATI OHIO MA n 1936 Cnefry 4664 C1-lefty 4655 Home Klrby 1011 Busmess Klrby 9696 Batlerzes and Accessories C0l71plllll8I1fS 0 IIIR and IIIRS JOSEPH HLBONETTI Complzments of mR Gnd mRS JQHN'SHLT . f , Of , n 'vi i - D Supplies and Equipment for Schools SUNOCO PRODUCTS and ns i utions Page one hundred and lwelve Compliments of H1R.c1nd H1RS.UJ'fI1.fI1ILLEIR H L St P H T' 420 JEFFERSON AVENUE S FOOD IHHRKGT PHONE: AVON 2621 GRUEN'S APPAREL STORE 2620 Vine Street G50 Popular Priced Apparel For the Whole Family With ACCENT ON YOUTH RAINBOW BEVERAGES Since 1877 FLADUNG BOTTLING WORKS Reading, Ohio Telephone: VAlley 0057 Best Wishes DELMAR BEAUTY SHOP 4304 Sullivan Avenue St. Bernard 17, Ohio Phone: AVon 4919 COLLEGE HILL DRY CLEANERS 5 822 Hamilton Avenue Klrby 2 5 00 I-1.8m L. FO Compliments of OD PRODUCTS CO. .fI1EIINER'S CHFEI 4537 VINE STREET ST. BERNARD, OHIO Page one hundred and t -l- -1 -' i'1'l '1 Compliments of ' HUGUST I-IINNEINKHIIIP MHZUICS DEILICHTEISSEIN 6006 CHESTNUT STREET ELMWOOD PLACE 16, OHIO HEINEKE R. WIDMER COMPANY SERVICE STATION Electrical Tim Supplies Balferies -- Arressories Und Cars 4320 Colerain Avenue I Township and Vine AVon 9437 Klrby 9952 C0 'Pli 'f 'ff of WASHINGTON GRILL I SOLWAY,S FURNITURE Co. Air Cvndifivmfd 132 West Elder Street 5349 CHerry 2850 I 221 West Fifth Street Washington and Vine Streets PAfkW3Y 4330 St. Bernard, Ohio CiI1Ci1'1H2i2i, Ohio UNiversity 2145 AVon 9705 H. UIEIISS IIIEIHTS 5915 VINE STREET PHONE: VAlley 4360 I-IEII..I..ER'S BHKERY I 5843 HAMILTON AVE. KIRBY 1977 COLLEGE HILL I g IJ I ml and fourleen Congratulations, Seniors! IDR. Gnd ll1RS.Q.J.CISKO Sc FQIHILY Compliments of fHURPHY'S DELICHTQSSEN High Grade Dairy , ,,,,,,,,,f,5 WARD s GROCERY THE J. H. FIELMAN QUALITY DAIRY Co. FOODS phones, Avon 3116 , 6480 University and Highland Avenues 2519 Vine Street Cincinnati, Ohio Mount Auburn REXALL PHARMACY Bm Hearty Congratulations Wine Liquors . To the Graduates GX9 Sullivan and Delmar St. Bernard, Ohio 300 Meligh Avenue Cincinnati, Ohi Compliments of THE GEORGE TI-IHIHHN DHIRY Gompltments of a C7i'tencl P g b ulrml I-IUBGR'S BHKERY 6000 VINE STREET VAlley 1821 ELMWOOD PLACE KIT'S ICG CREIHIII COITIPHNY 137 WEST BENSON STREET PHONE: vA11-.fy 1919 READING 1s, OHIO DONAHUE INN ST. CLARE'S BINGO Beer Every Wednesday Wirfe 8 : 1 S 258 East University Avenue Corner of Cedar and Salvia, College Hill Cincinnati, Ohio Azlmisxion-Fifly rmls KOEI-ILER,S BAKERY AVAI-ON GARDENS OPAL AND DEE Bakers for You ' , 226 E. University Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio smite 22 Phone AVon 9342 130 Calhoun Street UNiversity 3315 Television Compliments O a Cgiwiencf Complimenfs of fIIRS.HI..fI'1H ROEIIIGR hundred and sixteen Compliments of SHCRGD HQHRT SOCHHL CLUB HVON THCHTRE 313 6 READING ROAD WE DELIVER POINT GROCERY CLEM FRERICK Fresh M eats and Vegetables CHARLES P. HAGNER 86 COMPANY Sales Engineers for Specialty Products Phone: JAckson 9265 VAl1ey 9804 8009 Anthony Wayne 7504 Hamilton Cincinnati 13, Ohio Avon 1595 MELBURN PRISCILLA BAKERY BAR AND RESTAURANT Bake,-5 of Hilltopfs Finest Bar CARTOON - MUSICAL - WEDDING and BIRTHDAY CAKES GORDON NASH 4818 Vine Street St. Bernard 17, Ohio BEER -- LIQUORS -- WINE TELEVISION 3042 Burnet Avenue Cincinnat OSCHR THC BHRBCR S910 HAMILTON AVENUE BRHUNS TOGGGRY HAMILTON AT CEDAR COLLEGE HILL Page one hundred and s I LOQBSHOG CO. 324 ELM STREET CINCINNATI, OI-IIO Compliments of REVGREND L.B.HNDLMHHNN CLIFF FOOD MARKET QUALITY MEATS FRUITS -- VEGETABLES The Home of While Villa Foods Tower and Delmar AVon 6443 We Deliver HOME MADE SAUSAGE OUR SPECIALTY MARTIN FREY ROBERT BEISCHEI. MOntana 6636 FREY 8: BEISCHEL GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS North Bend and West Fork Roads Cincinnati 11, Ohio 1309 California Ave., Bond Hill MElrose 1134 GEORGE FOLEY Plumbing ANTHONY RIEDLINGER Water Heaters of All Makes Repaired Funeyal 2916 Highland Avenue Director Phone: AVon 1740 Cincinnati 19, Ohio 19 Green Street, Cincinnati CHerry 2148 IGLGRS DRUG STORES I-IARTWELL -- GLENDALE -- ROSELAWN Compliments of RUMPKG BROTHERS,CuHhoge Page om' humlnfd aml rigblecn MERLAND -- WIEGELE The Finest in Compliments of CHARLES GERTZ FLOWERS Distinctively Arranged Mayor CITY OF READING CI-Ierry 1770 808 Vine Street Open Tuesdays Open Saturdays 6:00 to 8:30 p. m. 1:00 to 4:30 p. m. CALHOUN MEAT MARKET LOANS ON REAL ESTATE THE TOWN HALL SAVINGS AND LOAN AssN. Q 4712 Vine Street St. Bernard 17, Ohio Phone: UNiversity 7810 Your Account Soliciled Phone: VAlley 0 S 61 M. MEISER BIRDS EYE FROZEN FOODS 244 Vine Street Reading, Ohio Quality Service Economy For Finer Gm!! Inspected Meats Poultry and Fish 132 Calhoun St., Corryville Cincinnati, Ohio UNiversity 0198 F Sc F FRUIT MARKET 4919 Vine Street I St. Bernard, Ohio FRANK NIESEN 86 CO. Plumbing and H eating 1208 Sycamore St. Cincinnati 10, Ohio PArkway 2077 POST OFFICE CAFE JOHN HAP CLARK Samlwiclaes and Soup Wine, Beer, Liquor 504 Main Street Cincinnati, Ohio Page one bumirrd and nineleen Phone: AVon 9412 GEORGIANA VALET SHOP 117 Calhoun Street jACOB'S WOMENS APPAREL N orlbside's Leading Store For Women and Children Corryvillc U Klrby 9763 4029 Hamilton Ave. WATCHES -- DIAMONDS -- SILVER B. H. STORES t ALVIN G. ROETEPOHL Dry Goods 85 Varzefy Watcbmaker 7041 vine sr. Cincinnati, Ohio and Ifwflff 2022-24 Freeman Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio VAlley 6285 91' Monmouth Sf- NeWP0f'f KY- sooo vine sf. Elmwood Place AVon 3337 FRANK SCHULTE AND SON Quality Meats 261 5 Scioto Street Compliments of CAMEO CAFE JERRY WOLPA, Prop. 1127 Elm St. Cincinnati, Ohio SCHABABERLE,S COMPLETE FOOD MARKET 7049--Vine Street--7045 Carthage OSCAR E. SCHABABERLE CAMP MEAT MARKET 2916 Colerain Avenue Meat, Poultry and Fish J. Covert Klrby 9032 1' om- hundred and Iwrnfy Complimenls of LOLA CAFFERATA A Reliable Siore for DAD and LAD CORRYVILLE 5 if f' DELICATESSEN CLOTHING, HATS and FURNISHINGS LESTER C. VON BARGEN ST. CLAIR PHARMACY 1501 Reading Road L. DUGAN RC3dII1g, Corner Vine St. and St. Clair Phone: AVon 4146 Complete Food Market UP-TO-DATE FOOD PRODUCTS CO. 4920 Montgomery Road Norwood, Ohio POTATO CHIPS 8: PRETZELS LARRY KETTELER ED BAUER CHERRY 9668 CITY HALL TEXACO SERVICE COMPLETE MOTOR TUNE-UP -ALL CARS---' Dynamomcter Tested Starters and Generators Reconditioned NINTH AND PLUM STREETS CINCINNATI 2, OHIO Tires -- Batteries -- Complete Lubrication Whiskey , Wine , Bee, VA11ey 0771 Established 1919 Good Food EDWARD J. ECKERLE Wqfgbfylgkgf Tel VS, I and jeweler e IIOZ 226 E. University Ave. Mt. Auburn Official B, E1 O. R. R. Watch Inspector 6104 VINE STREET ELMWOOD PLACE, O. Page one IJIUIKIYPJ and twenly om' F Complimvnls Compliments I Of of THE BYRNES - CONWAY ARRY E CA G QW N FE COMPANY 1685 Blue Rock St. 19 Bank Avenue Northside St. Bernard, Ohio Compliments Compliments of of ETT' DR I ENGLISH Woons MARKET J S UGS 5919 Vine Street I 12 Boltwood Court Elmwood Place, Ohio I Radios APPHSIICCS VAlley 0266 Open Evenings Records I PROGRESSIVE I THE SHOESTRING RADIO SHOP VAlley 8551 WILLIAM MORTON l I 149 W. Benson St. Reading, Ohio 6217 Vine Street Elmwood Place Compliments I of JEWELERS WALTERMAN,S TAP RooM Diamonds, VC7afcbcs, Iewelry, Appliances I Expert Watch and jewelry Repair 5101 Vine Street gt, Bernard 17, Ohio soiz VINE STREET ues MAIN STREET Elmwood Place Norwood, Ohio AVOH 9535 VA. soos ME. 7474 Pagr our bumlrrzl and Iwenly-lu'0 LOWE 85 CAMPBELL ATHLETIC GOODS Compliments of READING GARAGE FORD SALES 703-705 Main Street and cincinnati 2, Ohio SERVICE HERB GARDNER AL TUCHFARBER Klrby 3845 OEHLER SAUSAGE COMPANY Quality Brand 2866 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE CINCINNATI, OHIO KOHSTALL HARDWARE Co. Same Location Since 1887 GO 5 829 VINE ST. ELMWOOD PLACE, OHIO SEE THE GIRLS PLAY SOFTBALL Emmert Grains fMet. Cin. Champsj vs. Kokomo Indiana Speedettes June 19th and 20th Pendleton Field MYSTIC BEAUTIFUL EXOTIC THE TOPPER CLUB U-Iistorical Music Hall, DANCE To the Nation's Finest Orchestras Most Reasonable Food and Drink Menu Reservations-CI-Ierry 3 0 8 6 Whiskey Wine - Beer HARDERT'S CAFE 5900 Hamilton Avenue College Hill SCHULZ BAKERY QL9 Wedding and Birthday Cakes Bakery Goods for all Occasions G49 4610 N. Edgewood Avenue Phone: Klrby 0574-W Page one hundred and lwcnly th ee JOE WIEGEL'S CAFE 2874 Colerain Avenue Beer - Wfinc' PRESTON'S CAFE 1624 SYCAMORE STREET Wfbiskfy GO Phone: Klrby 9752 V. M. Howard P. R. Knight ROETTIG'S Nokwoon ROLLER RINK Prescription Pharmacy JEfferson 7173 C549 BIRTHDAY, CLUB, SCHOOL AVon 1050 SKATING PARTIES Auburn and Gilman Mt. Auburn MOUCH AGENCY I rzsurau ce Get Il Before You Need It VAlley 7155 Good Luck . . ST. BERNARD SPORT CENTRE 4719 Vine Street 7202 Vine St. Cincinnati 16, Ohio St. Bernard, Ohio Rrfrcxbmenls Sandwiches MARIE'S RECORD SHOP WILLY'S LAKES 1607 Race Street FRESH FISH From Clear Spring Water QOIJ Calhib Billy GX9 VAlIcy 9662 Este 8: Center Hill Ave. Y , ELENORA KKUG, Prop. Cincinnati, Ohio New and Used Rec ords CARL Knuc, Mgr. Near Elmwood, Ohio Page om' bumlrnl am! lwcnty-four '1'i '- '11 WINTON TERRACE DRY CLEANERS AND TAILORS GYL9 4832 Winneste Avenue Klrby 4644 HEI-1EMANN's PHARMACY Prescription Pharmacists 6106 Hamilton Avenue at Elkton College Hill, Cincinnati 24, Ohio Phone: Klrby 0975 NAMWOB KENNELS Breeder of Wire Hair and Welsh Terriers Pedigreed AKC Registered M. H. BOWMAN 165 First Street Addyston, Ohio TACOMA BAR Square, Round, and Whistle Dancing Northern Kentucky's Largest Dance Floor MUSIC STARTS 9:00 P. M. FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SL SUNDAY Route 8-Tacoma Park HE. 9950 DAYTON, KENTUCKY Diamonds KARL MOUCH CARTHAGE JEWELER 7200 Vine Street Watches I I T Z6o3 VINE SI. I Klrby 3398 Humboldt 4732-M Enjoy Fine Foods and Drinks in Air Conditioned Comfort I HUTCHINSON 8, FREY VERANDA Brick Work of all Kinds COCKTAIL LOUNGE Phone AVon 9310 3339 VINE ST. OPP. THE ZOO i Page one hundred and lufenty-five .ALJ 4,4 Reverend Mother Leonida Mother M. Clarissa Sister Mary Cephas Sister Mary Lawrence Sister Marie Catherine Albonetti Mrs. Louis Albonetti Paul Albonetti Mr. and Mrs. O. Albrinck Miss Elaine Alf Rosella Ammann Mr. Carmen Argento Avondale Cleaners Flo Baerswelt Mr. Wm. Bartel Mary Bartone Cletus W. Bien Chas. J. Blank Sons Mr. and Mrs. E. Bodemer Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Boehm Miss Clara Boehm Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Boland Mr. and Mrs. B. Bollmer Leo Bollmer Bemard J. Bollmer Mrs. Brand Frank J. Brinkmoeller Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Britz Miss Christine Buerger Christ the King Fraternity Stephen Cooke Mr. Jack Craft Miss Antoinette Cucinotta Victor Czaika Miss Nancy Dattomo The Davis and Siehl Co. Decks Meats Mr. and Mrs. Paul De Maria Mr. and Mrs. V. De Maria Dierkers Grocery Bill Drout Mrs. Florence Drout James V. Dugan Mr. and Mrs. D. Fago Mr. and Mrs. G. Farruggia Mr. and Mrs. E. Fetzer Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fiorino Mr. Robert J. Flege Mrs. L. Flory Frances Millinery Shop Q-' Mrs. Anna Frey Loretta Frey Mr. and Mrs. George T. Fugikawa Frank Geers Robert Geers Mr. and Mrs. L. Geiger Miss Marian Geiger Gem 5c to 31.00 Store Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Gerdes Tom Gill Betty Giver Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Goddard Mrs. B. Haar H. 8: S. Grocery Mr. Joseph Haeufle Mrs. John Hanko Mr. John Hanko Mrs. Catherine Hardewig Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hetteberg Hilltop Electronic Engrg. - Luella Hof Ruth Hollman Hotze's Drugs Houck's Food-Shop Mrs. Madelon Hughes Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hutchinson, Sr Mr. and Mrs. Carl Joerger Mr. and Mrs. John V. Kelley Betty Kohne Miss Ruth Kuhl Mrs. Wm. Kuhl ' M. and Mrs. Paul A. Kulle Mrs. L. Kuwatch, Jr. Robert L. Kuwatch mm 31 C Mr. L. Kuwatch, Jr. Carolyn Kuwatch Mr. and Mrs. Jos. B. Laake Wm. J. Lapthorn Mr. Herbert E. Lerch Mrs. Dolores A. Lipka Mr. and Mrs. V. Locaputo Mr. and Mrs. John Marks Mr. and Mrs. F. Mazzaferri Mr. and Mrs. Roger Meirose Elmer Mesmer Miss Anna Mae Meyer Mr. and Mrs. August Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Mormile Reading Gas and Oil Company Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Niesen Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Neumeister Northside Awnings Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ott Mr. and Mrs. Julius Petersen Mr. and Mrs. H. Pierce Mr. and Mrs. S. Pierce Mr. and Mrs. E. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Pruent Queen City Surplus Sales Co. Margaret M. Reichardt Miss Marion Reisz Joseph Rester Ries Ice Cream Bar Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Rittmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Roettele Mr. Will Roth Mrs. Wm. Rudolf Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rumpke Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rumpke Mrs. Frank Scheiner Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Scherpenberg Russell C. Schneider, Jeweler Mr. George Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Schultz- Miss Marcella Schultz Mrs. Mary Schultz Otto A. Sekinger Robert Seiler Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smoot Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sparks The Stadler Family Mrs. Catherine Stadler Mr. Charles Steinbuck Straus Jewelry Store Tabbolt Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. E Tieman Miss Mary Jane Tieman Miss Angeline Uhrig Mr. and Mrs. C. Ungruhe Unlucky 415 Bowling Team V. 8: N. 5c to 31.00 Store Mrs. Frank Weil Mr. George Wengert Wintz Sweet Shoppe Mr. and Mrs. H. Wittkamp Miss Shirley Wittkamp Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Witzemann Miss Verna Ann Witzemann Laura Zoz Friends Pagr om' humlrrd aml Iwenfy-tix Lola Albonetti Q Q 1634 Moore Street Saint Francis Seraph Helen Albrmck 317 Walnut Street Saints Peter and Paul Sylvia Apking 1102 Elm Park Drive t A1 A Sam oysms Ruth Drout Mary Rose Harvey Jean AD enfelder 3507 Glenway Avenue 145 Peete Street 320 glast Vine Street Saint Lawrence Saint Francis Seraph Saints Peter and Paul l Mary Durchholz Lorraine Hauser Laverne Berger 220 McClelland Avenue 5611 Prosser Avenue 1452 Elkton Place 1 Saint Clement Saint Aloysius Saint Clare - - Marianne Duwel Marianne Havlis Cathef:35eHBeguRiggIl t 4348 Hamilton Avenue 8374 Newberry Street an e rgiaint Boniface Saint Boniface Saint James k Shirley Engel Mary Heile Barbzl-2I3ll Enlight Avenue 1117 Atwood Avenue 34 Clinton Springs Avenue saint Lawrence Saint Clare Saint Clement ' ' Vivian Faecher Lillian Heinichen Patmllffl Egggeglifou Avenue 2485 Paris Street 518 church Street Salnl F,-ancls Se!-aph Holy Name Saint Clement Jeanette Fago Marilyn Henry Laurefgio Egfvlefnaveuue 207 West ssth Street 1145 Atwood Avenue Saint Clement Saint Charles Borromeo Saint Clare B LaVerne Fetzer Anita Hermann Erdezllglo glileglfge Avenue 2719 Massachusetts Avenue 316 McClelland Avenue Salnt Clement Sacred Heart Saint Clement M B 11 Virginia Fiorino Lois Hess Maryflg 3515853-get 0 mer 580 Hale Avenue l 405 North Cooper Avenue saint Clement Saint Andrew Saint James lc Florence Fisher Mary Clare Hetteberg Angeleisgsgfergfglkveuue 3468 Colerain Avenue as East Miteneu Avenue Little Flower Sacred Heart Saint Clement lc Mary Jean Fisse Joan Hock Joan Sgllcwelgald Avenue 1912 Connecticut Avenue 1566 Hollywood Avenue Salnl Boniface Saint Clare Saint Clare Rosemary Foley Dolores Holthaus Mary 132152555 Street 2916 Highland Avenue 2215 Reading Road Salnl Boniface Holy Name Holy Name ' ' l Jane Fugikawa Mary Lou Honnerlaw Patrggacglllfg llveaue 4919 vine Street 15 Hereford Court saint Geo,-ge Saint Clement Saint James '11 Patricia Gangloif Mar Hopkins Luci ,goclslgliavvk street 2145 Vine Street y4407 Tower Avenue Saint Mary Saint John Baptist Saint Clement B t Ch ' LaVerne Geeks Betty Jane Huebener e ty6148 iiglsilitreet 311 North Cooper Avenue 1501 Marlowe Avenue Saint Aloysius Saint James Saint Clare C' lc Dolores Geers Sylvia Hutchinson Barb:?,l?l4 lllflctgn place 4528 Park Place 5809 Saranac Avenue saint Clare Saint Clement Saint Clare E h l Vera Gerdes Rita Jansin t e lgogggiy street 7152 Diuwerd Street 3135 Egen Avenue Saint Francis se,-aph Saint Charles Borromeo Saint George l C Elaine Giwer Clarice Joer er Eve yall lgglggvay Avenue 1543 Groesbeck Road 320 McCqe1land Avenue Saint Andrew Saint Clare Saint Clement Stella Cummins Doris Goddard Adele Karle 3127 Reading Road 312 Burns Avenue 24 Orchard Street Saint Andrew Saint James Saint Clement Joan De Marla Dorothy Greulich Elizabeth Kennedy 1819 Highland Avenue 1654 Otte Avenue l 1829 Kinney Avenue Saint Mary Saint Boniface Saint Francis De Sales Betty Hamilton Eleanor Kistner -1 .- 1- 5820 Highland Avenue 2609 Pecan Street Saint Aloysius Saint George Evelyn Hanko Janet Knauf 1450 Marlowe Avenue 3114 Ahrens Street Saint Clare Saint George Catherine Hardewig Lucille Koepfle 3468 Hallwood Place 4406 Tower Avenue Saint Andrew Saint Clement Page one hundred and twenly-seven Q Q Betty Schwanecke 608 East Ross Avenue Saint Clement Susan Schwartz 1508 Aster Place 7 1 S8ll'1t Clare Nancy Senft 5845 St. Elmo Evelyn Krois Mary Niesen Saint Clare 4111 Gordon Street 430 Milton Street Mary Sick Saint Boniface Saint Mary 1607 Race street , , I Saint Francis Seraph Betty Jane Kuhl Florence O Brien . ua Winkler Street 4339 Rose 1-nu Lane I-01S Sparks Salnt Francis Seraph Saint Clement 2930 Jeff8l'SOI1 Avenue Salnt George Re ina Kulle Mary Papp - g 1301 Cedar Avenue 27 East st. Clair Street Francgsbssllgrfslagfggueet Saint Clare Saint George saint Francis Semph Carolyn Kuwatch Patricia Petersen Jacqueline Stich 928 Dlanna Drive 3004 Woodside Place 545 Camden Avenue Saint Margaret Mary Saint George Saint Andrew G t d La k LaVerne Pierce Jean Thesken er r2l08eFosdElclE Street 547 RUIBZOIG Street 6250 Stella Street Holy Name Saint Mary Saint Clare . 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