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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1949 volume:

IM Q,,g.,g,,aZQ Qa KA ffff MMMA R :E 19119 YEQR CCCCCCKQGCQQKQCCQCCCC 19,,m,4e,,14, THE SHIIIIII lIlHSS ou, Jud, .,f,4,.,,A Jvhgh 5z4.,.,f 'A' 'kv if 3QJl.CCl tton 1- 1- Q70 the gmrnaculate Geneeptfion f Qatroness of the United States, ff whose outstretched hands -Af lneseeclt us if to become moalern ardent f C7lm'stopltefs. if 'k .www N 3, g 4' . ,, gi as, N -11 , Q. ,am ' XL ,ge K . 1 X f A u . sl, 7 'f'V 1 5 - + F' 'D M ,H W? 7 , ,xy . V W R.. F +4 If W aff M v X Z ' x W.: .9,,, 3 . . , sy, . ,jk-K '3 QM hi V WM' 1 V1 A' Q-lc. Ei Q. -VM ,, , L3 'N MOST REVIQRENU -IOHN T. MCNlCHOI.AS, 0.P., D.D ylrvlmlzixlmp of Ciufimmfi MOST REVEREND GEORGE J. REHRING, S.T.D., D.D. vluxiliary Bishop of Cincinnuli Page fin' Page six '7!ze Ztllaeeh of Pao . . . IME honored but much worn out is that metaphor 'the wheels of progress'. Thoughtful men have long since come to view it with an eye of suspicion. For, while it may be true that the ancient hand which designed the wheel did much to i lessen human burdens, it is likewise true that every lessening of human dis- Mba- 11x comfort has not necessarily meant pro- gress. Progress means going forward not backwardsg but wheels can easily move in either direction! Q. Wherefore, it behooves a man to think twice before he es- says to use this phrase 'the Wheels of progress'. Too often what he thinks is Carrying him forward is really carrying him back- wards. Then, of what use is a 'train of tomorrow' if man has destroyed the very possibility of 'tomorrow'? Ezechiel, great prophet of ages past, once spoke mysteriously of a vision in which he saw wheels. Withersoever the spirit went he said, thither as the spirit went, the wheels also were lifted up withal, and followed itg for the spirit of life was in the wheelsf, This we may in- terpret here to mean that progress is a matter primarily of the 'spirit' rather than of anything else. Graduates! You have learned this eternal truth from God's own Mother! You, of all people, should never mistake mere motion for true human betterment! Your 'train of '49' is quite an advance over the primeval ox cartg but the simple 'wheel' made both of these possible. And great things yet can you make possible, provided you have absorbed the mystery in the words of that prophet in Israel: For the spirit of life was in the wheels. FR. EDWIN Scleuck, O.F. M. Chaplain RICVI-1RliNlJ EDWIN SCI-IICK, SBTER SBTER SBTPR SBTER SwTER SBTER SBTER SBTER SNTER SBTLR SBTFR SBTER SHTLR SBTER SBTLR SBTER SBTER SISIUQR SBTER SBTER SBTER SBTER SBTLR SBTER SISTER SBTER ANC1lI.l,A . . . ANcIiLIc:A . ANN LAI-LTITIA . ANNUNCIATA BARBARA ANN . CAROLYN . . CIlARLIiS LOUISE ELAINE . . . EVA CATHERINE . Fl.ORIiNCli MARIE . FLORENTINE . FRANCIS ELLEN . FRANCIS MARY . . GIZRALIDINE MAIKIE PIORTENSE . . . LAURITA. . . LIILIAN MARIIS . MARY MAGl3Al,I2N MARGARIXT' ANN . MARGAIKFT GEORGE MARINA . . . MICHAEI. LOUISE . RIALPARATA . . RICHARD MARIIi . RITA CATIIERINIZ ROSE FRANCIS O.F.M. ,Mb-A , i . . . Rvligion . M!Itll'flII'1iSftJVAj' . . . English . . Aff . Englixb . Biology . Music . . . . Mnsiz' . Rvligion, English . . . Lilwrariun . MHfl7f'lPI0flC'K MISS ANGELINE UHRIG Spwmq English, Speech Arts . Religion, Frfizvlo . . . . Spanish . Cirivs, Soviology . . . . . . Religion Arnrricwzn Hisfory, Frcnvlv . . . . . . Svwing AIlIt'T'lt'tlll Hixfory . . . . . . Lafin . Foozlx, Grizvral Sl'il'lll't' . . . . Cl7C'Il1lSffV1' . GI'I'Inan, Lafin . . . Mnsiz' . C 0 nz In on-iul . Con1nIz'n'ial . Englixln MRS. HOWARD BASINGER Mathematics, Speech Arts MISS JUNE EFFLER MISS MARY ANN GALLAGHER MISS ROSELLA AMMANN Secretary Music Physical Iflducation. Health 1 -'- Chief Engineer- fEditor of Amaranthj MARY ANN MARTINO Assistant Fireman- QAssociate Editorsj ANITA BEURLEIN VIRGINIA ZIMMER C0nd'uct0rs- Q Photo graphersj MARY ANN HoERsT ROSEMARY STEWART Flagmc'n-- fArtistsj HELENE PAFFE RUTH SEIFART Brakvmc'n- CBusiness Managersj JOANNE BRINRMAN ARLENE MILLER ROSEMARY STEPHENSON Baggage Masicrs- ffypistsj SHIRLEY GALLO CAROL KLEINGERS ANN LOUISE MONTAG Passenger A gent- MR. E. L. DAVIS of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway fA, X slunrnl X council TV Vx-M , Mx -I 1LQ4 kM MQ-'A 5 X v fd K H,-f' f D xpff , Mlwfif, xy WKl JT' WI '3 X MMm',,T?, fTMmN, Y ,V 1 Z' A X iff W 5 E N in T, 1 . w. Y r- i , :A X I m f 'Q I - x 3-Rx , - ,f L0 ' ' r C9 llllll X Page lm P I Q 1 fk K, N um 5 .. R, W -gn 1 KX 'N ' X , If xi L. S. Ill. C. x.,..f' nm 7T?5'if5,f.g! ?. S5f1L gQ:w' V 43,15 lg My A521524 1 ga. - , I ff f 13?f?.WX A MSS 5. K 5 1 N-...-f X , V, Q. avg. ilffi w,fDg,:. , -f--- wx: QW ,f A 'in . fr i! 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Whichever it might be, may the Engine of Conscience and Common Sense keep us on the right track. May each bend and mile which lies ahead bring us to a knowledge of God and to a realization of His love for us, to a right choice in life, to a better understanding of human nature, and to a feeling of good will, so urgently needed in the world today. Let each turn of the wheels bring us closer to God and to His Home, the Final Stop, and prepare us' for the time when we step down from the Train of Life and meet our life's Engineer face to face. The Amarcmfb of 1949 will try to bring you some of the journey already covered and help you to remember how enjoya- ble it has been so far. May it also be a tribute to the Sisters of Saint Francis who have been an inspiration and a help in making the miles so short and yet so wonderful! As the whistle blows, we can see the first lap of our journey already ended. May the new one just around the bend be equally fruitful and enjoyable! MARY ANN MARTINO Page lb lem SHIIO mix AMARAN'FH of '49 fm'- swzls lifflz' nfYtlilIS,, of flaouglaf, roufzlvd fogcflavr willy Har' pros- fwvfizfz' Mslafiolls of 1ifc ' zvbivla wzvb Sl'IIi0Y' c',x'12c'r'fs fo jfmf. Agn' fnurlm Rl! HIHR K .. lA 13- 1: 'J gil , :Ol ull J f h X 1 1 G0 -'Q ff X .JJ xx Q www V55 Lp Ayr ml' j J ,5gln:3JTuQPXgLSxrPf1 Qi. 'Pair fvgjji X fljfpf ,r WN lip ffl All fbglfjlefv V df' All-k7J4'ilyAp ' 557' fy' F 4,52-ly ' 0. yah ' UJQJ' in jfroeropall ll:0eba1llPan?bas1lieba11 V ' games . . . roots for X. U. and Bacon . . . has unusual green eyes . . . loves V to be talking . . . is partial to sweets . . . a lovely smile . . . is called Ginny . Caryl comes from Lockland . . . someday she would like to be an air- line hostess . . . would rather ride a horse to school than ride that street car! She's called Pinkie by her friends . . . collects postcards for her scrap books . . . she plans to enter model- ing school after her graduation in June. Possesses an attractive smile . . . has dimples which are envied by all . . . a charming personality makes her popular with everyone . . . believes in the art of dancing . . . a pleasant manner. Virginia Albrinck Caryl Alfkin Ruth Appenfelder Ruth E. Auberger Page fiflnn Betty J. Backsman Gayle Barker Albina Barone RosaMary Page sixteen Baur Aspires to be Sonja Henie on skates . . . believes in freedom of speech . . . expresses herself with gestures . . . always heard talking about a certain someone . . . has a cheery disposition. Habitually busy knitting argyles . . . always seen with Ruth or Marilyn . . . a bowling addict . . . an enthu- siastic user of the telephone . . . soft spoken manner . . . has a true zeal for peace. Is nicknamed Beanie . . . likes to tag others with nicknames . . . al- ways ready to tell you about her latest operation . . . a winning per- sonality that makes her rate with all her friends. . Always in high spirits . . . all sports rate high in her book of activities . . . vice-president of the G.A.A. . . . a vim and vigor girl . . . a wonder- ful dancer . . . that's our talented Rosie. M fl' QW WEN if' Fre majority of Bacon's alum- ni dances . . . is frequently found at the bowling alley . . . always has a difficult time with his argyles . . . she's a true College-Hiller . . . that's Dot. Composes wonderful poems . . . is clever with paint brushes . . . is serious-minded . . . dances well . . . never seems to be ruffled or per- t1.u'bed . . . is the owner of curly hair . . . this is Gene . Has blue eyes and blond hair . . . chocolate sodas are her weakness . . . owns a lovely smile plus a en- gaging personality . . . Beverly is one of her constant chums . . . that's our Bene , The possessor of greenish-brown eyes . . . has a fondness for Graters' ice cream sundaes . . . charming personality and manner . . . is known as Bergie . . . Mercy's charming gift to us. Dorothy Beck Eugenia L. Becker Mary Joyce Bene Arleen Bergmann Page seventeen 'Ev Anita L. Beuerlein J! l Page righlzen Janet Boehm gm Boland Barbara Born An intelligent conversationalist . . . dotes on sundaes . . . never in a hurry to get anywhere . . . possesses a pleasing voice . . . always smiles prettily . . . both a journalist and a dramatist. A cute little blond . . . came to us in her Junior year . . . nicknamed Little Bit . . . a petite bundle of charm . . . goes around with Rita and Arleen . . . takes all of life's worries in stride. Joye . . . sweet and lovable . . . a jolly sense of humor . . . honored to portray Our Lady . . . we love her golden voice . . . spends leisure minutes knitting. Capable directress of the orchestra . . . plays the piano well . . . lovely smile...charmingmisswithaper- sonality to match . . . member of the famed Math Club . . . is called Barb . A sweet little character, Annie will never be forgotten . . . keeps Beech- nut Gum Company in business . . . always saying Heavens to Betsy . . . Prom queen. Constant source of mischief . . . has a certain glint in her eye . . . likes to save trading cards . . . is always saying wait a minute . . . a resi? dent of St. Bernard . . . that's our Brinkie . Jan . . . personality clues: possesses a peaches-and-cream complexion, outlined by blond pageboy tresses . . . her first love is the Navy . . . rates A in voice. C.S.M.C. secretary . . . agreeable person . . . generous . . . studious . . . talkative . . . her dimples plus expressive eyes win Millie many, many friends. Ann M. Bove Joanne Brinkman Janet E. Bronner x Mildred Budde Page nineteen Betty . . . plays organ at Church of the Annunciation . . . our capable and well-liked school president . . . wishes to continue music . . . has a pretty voice. Vivacious Ruth . . . owns a magnetic personality . . . her special vocabu- lary consists of four words-candy, yum-yum, books, and back-steps . . . inseparable pal of Anita B . . . We love her. A master in the art of wit . . . a real sense of humor . . . a keen gift of gab . . . there's never a dull moment when she's around . . . writes Chuck1e-Bait . Pat . . . Saint Bernard lass . . . designs her own clothes . . . appre- ciates chili . . . plays the piano and sings . . . she is proud of that Irish in her blood. Dark-eyed Joan . . . good looking . . . constantly winning more friends with her congeniality, vim, vigor, and vitality . . . admired by all who know her. Dimples . . . a bit of the Irish in her blood...hazeleyes...intendsto go into the business field . . . loves potato chips . . . often seen with Carol. Porky . . . bundle of brightness . . . has a real sense of humor . . . con- tagious laughter . . . ironic wit . . . merry-eyes . . . carefree, happy, and irreplaceable. Diety . . . our So Rare girl . . . has a magnetic smile . . . pet ex- pression- Well, girls will be girls . . . owner of a dill pickle and bar- becue tooth. J oan Lee Cassilly Eileen Cunningham Vera F. Dellerman Joan C. Deters Page lwenly-om' Murial K. Dockery Rosella Doepker Betty Doerger Jo Ann Doerger Page twenty-two tix Big blue eyes . . . always found laughing . . . possesses the gift of gab . . . known to many friends as Murry . . . can put in a day's work just joking. A cute little trick . . . master of all keyboards-piano and typewriter . . . she's known for her rythmic fingers . . . artistic ability . . . she hopes to catch a different streetcar some day. Hails from College Hill . . . faithful booster of school alfairs . . . gets to school with Gene at 8:25, every morning . . . likes the Albee stage shows. Doerg . . . is always eating while trying to diet . . . is C.S.M.C. rep- resentative . . . can't stand waiting for Marilyn or Colette when they go out. Q. muff V' o New Has hair of brown, eyes of blue . . . delighted by a meal of pork and candied sweet potatoes . . . dreams ofbecomingasecretary...isa member of the Math Club and of the C.S.M.C. Jacky . . . diminutive lass . . . Adds her beautiful voice to our Glee Club . . . dotes on dancing . . . definitely full of fun . . . wit and merriment prevail . . . always goes frog-hunt- 1ng...cute. Dot is her nickname . . . she is an ardent Bacon fan . . . can be seen at most of their games . . . will al- ways answer, I wish I knew . . . she loves potato chips . . . likes oilioe work. A life-long resident of St. Bernard . . . can usually be found with Clara and Pat . . . sports-minded . . . loves todraw...wantstobeaninterior decorator . . . a cute little brunette . www WMM ff 'iw Joan Elfers fb ti? f5v i'l ' 'V Mfafy, Frances Ann Engelman Mary E. Eschman Page twenty-four Cute, button-nosed girl . . . a foreign word seems to be favorite expression Bull Fretzels . . . Insists that dis- cussions are confusing . . . energetic. Everyone recognizes her hearty laugh . . . supplies bait for a joke . . . persistently hunts friend Ginny or Jean . . . one of our zealous math girls? Quiet and willing . . . industrious and patient . . . neat in appearance . . . always near at hand . . . in- telligent and studious . . . enjoys platter spinners. That puzzled expression . . . can't eat lunch without her proverbial pie . . . she is always wreathed in smiles . . . teased about being called Eschcan . . . blushes with ease . . . Ann's chum. An all-around live wire . . . yearns to talk herself hoarse . . . loves to take time out to come to school . . . always seen with the Keller twins . . . joker. Bubbling Ellie's ambition is to be a woman in white . . . has marked ability for fun . . . dislikes little women with big hats . . . by-word, Oh, nuts . Her moods--serious and light . . . all out for Purcell . . . possesses natural curly hair . . . a music lover . . . the only senior violinist in the orchestra . . . good candy is big temptation. Dependable, capable Martha is in a number of school activities . . . she's vice president of our school . . . asks You wouldn't kid me, or would you? Betty Jo Federle Mary Eleanor Fields Edda J. Fiorino Martha L. Flick Page twmt y - ji ve F Naomi Jane Frick 1 t fyfgjirley Jean A Gallo f N www Georgiana Geary 'i l A fn if 'l Jo Ann F Geers Q. Pug: twenty-six 5 s. . f , , 1 1 ' Amammi ' x , ,m..a.aw. .J'w..VL.i.a'h ...au ' ,W ,ni ,-1, Flitting ball of energy . . . possesses personality plus . . . never blue . . . quite talkative . . . continually smiling . . . sparkling eyes . . . a real pal. Dark haired Cherie . . . another dimple darling . . . wrinkles nose with a cute smile . . . typist on an- nual staff . . . will always lend a helping hand. Her wit is captivating . . . a favorite hobby is eating, of course . . . called Georgie by many friends . . . can always find pleasure in a good ev I 'A bazef I fW'ij?5W3l5lffi5'5 awmffwwfaraf' lffgicgl teenuag: mor . mi- tains all homework is unnecessary ...dotesonFrenchfries...Jo Ann's real ambition is advertising . . . cute smile. , UM, -JM gif? W Y N mx Rosie . . . sweet and sincere . . . witty, wordy, and willing . . . never seen without Kassie . . . dimples add to her personality . . . can't stand homework. Possesses a great sense of humor . . . a born comedian possessing a won- derful personality . . . Anna Mae's ardent chum . . . forever giggling in English. Her future sparkles . . . friends A think she is tops . . . dark hair, ready wit, and flashing eyes . . . photographer on the Herald staff . . . likes to knit. ,WU LIWYLUI A f Jkfzgiw ' f U zftm46 zzz! Rita has what it takes . . . tall . . . i poised in manner and humor . . . cutest smile . . . dark tresses and sweet personality . . . energetic . . . attractive. ,Zeke ff' fdf! ' W',MC o DEM n Ma i M izfwtl, ,aunwnlibv C..J QAM . Gert fe ' F 11.2 in ' fewiw Muff ' V 1 123 Mfwvit 1 N -,..Z:'D J fjfffl 'sfruf' i Vwl4L 'WnkLN ,.- fa 449414 AW WML MQ Helen E. 1 Giver l W' Ann Xbkwj f p u' QjQ WWW ,,,,. XA . rose Helen C. Page lwenly-eight Harig M,!,j71'fw Qf'S,f1,,,0f.5f9fg',kwf W A fun loving girl . . . an enthusiastic Bacon fan . . . she definitely approves of using the telephone . . . is nice to know . . . pet subject-bookkeep- ing . . . is always seen with Hege and Helen. We call her Billie . . . after grad- uation she hopes to work in an office . . . her pet peeve is crowded street- cars . . . she's often seen with Norma. Annie . . . light brown hair and blue eyes . . . can be coaxed to re- late many experiences in school and out . . . she is now employed by Neisner Brothers. Hege usually manages to miss the car in the morning . . . the two Helens are always together-Helen Harig and Helen Limke . . . was a member of the Red Cross and of that famous Latin Club. W' FQZSSQ 2' JM Jeannie . . . future nurse . . . con- siderate . . . cute . . . clever . . . talking and dancing are her favorite pastime . . . she gets those Monday morning blues. Betty-Bo came to O.L.A. from Seton this year . . . pet expression seems to be, That is what I thought you said . . . Tootsie Rolls are her favorites fic +WfffXV ipwffviiyiw Jean . . . pet expression Dumb One or Ah, crumb . . . bluish- gray eyes . . . and admirer of Ba- con's football team and basketball team . . . likes chewing gum and nice hot roast beef sandwiches. Blue-gray eyes . . . blond hair . . . tall and terrific . . . office worker of the future . . . likes most anything butter-scotch . . . an ardent basket- ball fan. Jean Hartigan Betty Jane Hartlage Norma Jean Heskamp Colette Hausfeld Page twenty-nine w Mary Jean I-Ieeman Jo Ann Heile Phyllis Holthaus Mary Anne Page thirty Horst XS.. Loves to talk . . . seen in St. Bernard almost every Sunday evening . . . likes to listen to Paul Dixon . . . Marian is her constant companion . . . has a variety of unusual sub- jects to discuss. Jo is Caryl's inseparable friend . . . another frequent visitor in St. Ber- nard . . . loves to dance . . . dark shining hair . . . she's usually talka- tive. '1'a1ented artist . . . a Student Coun- cil representative . . , Eagles' dances are her first love . . . hates Monday mornings . . . a faithful member of Dramatic class . . . starred as Joan of Arc . Nice and neat . . . always found laughing . . . Annual photographer for both our own school and for Roger Bacon . . . can be seen at every Bacon game. Nett . . . seldom heard . . . Golly is a pet expression . . . filled dough- nuts a favorite food of hers . . . has hidden artistic talents . . . hasn't made plans beyond graduation time, to be exact. Murph . . . loves a good coke . . . winning ways . . . wonderful eyes . . . capable vice-president of our famous Mary Unit . . . is seldom without Gloria, Dark hair . . . blue-green eyes . . . hates to talk in front of class . . . special food is looped pretzels . . . extremely fond of our neighboring state . . . she is a good bookkeeper in the making. Kap . . . quiet . . . member of the Herald . . . a promising writer and poet . . . an avid dancer . . . con- stantly seen with Ruth .J . never in one spot very long. A Jeanette E. Jacob Mary Ann Jordan Germaine Juenke 4?Qj,,-,-,K+ an pw. W7 Myfw gytl . Mayree Kappen Pug: Ibirty-one l Mary Jean Kasselman Jane Keller Joyce Keller Della Ruth Kennedy Page lhirly-1100 Kassie . . . business field her aim . . . wherever there's Mary, there's Rosie . . . and do they love St. Ber- nard . . . she often orders barbecue for lunch. Janie . . . eats an apple every day . . . identical twin . . . College Hill is an unending subject of con- versation . . . hazel-eyed beauty . . . is first-class. . Hazel eyes . . . dark hair. . .can't let one day go by without a bar of candy for her sweet tooth . . . mem- ber of the band . . . proud of the fact that she's really one minute older than Janie. Della hopes to continue her study of chemistry after graduation . . . she is quiet and composed at all times . . . a loyal friend to everyone at O. L. A. Brown eyes and a winning smile . . . in her Junior year Mary was a member of the Red Cross . . . Seldom seen without Helen . . . a beautician of the future. Quiet and poised . . . Jo is one of the Woolworth cuties . . . relates her many tales of woe to Arleen, her constant companion . . . she loves to jitterbug. A cute miss . . . just loves cheese- burgers . . . expressive blue eyes . . . has a mind for mathematics . . . pet saying- Well, that's life . . . member of the Math Club and Glee Club . . . Mamie , Green-eyed . . . little . . . blond . . . Prefers dancing to eating . . . her main expression- You said it . . . aspires to a secretarial position . . . poised. Mary Kepf Mary Jo Kern Ruth Jane 8 fibjalallfurffdli Lu M1-W.. Jtaaail.-J.a5b D a... Rita Kiely .WJ 24 iii! Page thirty-three Carol Kleingers Alverta Mary Kling Virginia Lee Knowles Ruth M. Kramer l 'll X KA Pug: lbirly-four U' 1 Has quite a talent on the typewriter . . . a member of the famed Math club . . . is also on the Annual staff . . . always enjoys chewing gum in school. Sweet, petite, hazel-eyed blond . . . served as Mistress of Ceremonies at Prom in Junior year . . . hates people who put on . . . Birdie loves to travel . . . possesses person- ality plus. Vivacious Ginny is a King Cole Trio fan . . . an active member of the Drama club . . . wants to be a nurse . . . loves cokes, dancing, and Lee in her name. Seems to think it unusual that she was born . . . wants to be a Civil Service worker . . . favorite expres- sion is Giss . . . a vivacious brun- ette. Our grey-eyed little twin wants to beasecretary...lovestodance... always saying, Get the idea, girls, . . . hates to get up in the morning. Jo is the Tony Martin fan of the class...petpeeve-tallboys... My goodness is her favorite ex- pression . . . an asset-laughing brown eyes. Blue eyes and fair hair . . . faithful follower of Bacon's football games . . . plays the piano . . . would ike to be a nurse . . . she's a good friend to everyone . . . known to all as ilunk-59 Lomey . . . another gum pur- chaser . . . pet peeve-bananas . . . won a television set for a dollar and is quite proud of it . . . favorite expression- I think you're a little funny, too. Q67 fffwfif Joan M. Lanzillotta Helen A. Limke Marian Lohman Page Ibirty-fi Uf '1 'D 4 3 ii C. mu.. .- . .-n...L aug Rosemary Ludwig Harriet E. Macke Theresa Ann Magnarini Mary Ann Page thirty-six Martino ,kim Q W it t - President of the Math club . . . brown eyes and curly hair . . . likes to meet people . . . dotes on ice cream . . . reporter for all of O.L.A.'s activities . . . has a cute way of smil- mg. Tall, blue-eyed Hattie . . . has a passion for pretty clothes . . . and also French fries . . . dislikes anyone who slaps her on the back . . . a cute way. Dark hair and eyes has Terry . . . is forever saying You know it, too. . . . has quite a record with the Glee club-four years . . . has a fondness for bubble gum and cocoanut candy. Capable editor of the Amnranth . . . pride and joy-her little sister . . . hates to be interrupted while working . . . faithful member of the Spanish club . . . has a delight for books. Bluish green eyes . . '. she loves candy and despises alarm clocks . . . a cute little miss . . . capable presi- dent of the C.S.M.C .... Glo gets along well with everyone . . . a slow smile. A valued friend . . . helpful . . . an u.uusualgirl...reallyIrish... smiles slowly, yet sweetly . . . edits poetry for the Herald . . . quick to answer. Friendly . . . has blue eyes . . . some call her Mac g others call her Jeanne . . . hates hard boiled egg sandwiches, but will never refuse to eat bananas . . . hot fudge sun- daes tempt her. Rosie . . . originator of quaint sayings of O.L.A .... keen dresser . . . You're so funny . . . spirited pal, usually laughs a great deal in class. Gloria Mattei Joan McAvoy U Q4-W-J O f ,ELL Jftlnf . , cum, X 84.4, Mary Jeanne McLaughlin Rose Meale Page thirty-sewn Ruth E. Merrill Joan Meyer Arlene Miller Ann Louise Montag Page thirty-eight F Sober face . . . smiling heart . . . she's our beaver . . . co-operative ... will never refuse to write . . . jolly laugh . . . winning ways . . . quick and eager. Delights in collecting records . . always laughs at life's troubles . . . has written her autobiography . . . unusual talents . . . a born come- dian . . . sweet. Tootie . . . bundle of charm . . . loads of good humor . . . business manager on the Amaranth staff . . . lovable ways . . . energetic worker . . . considerate. Annual typist . . . Shorty . . . poetess of sorts . . . a sincere, sweet pal . . . conscientious . . . loyal . . . claims her hobby is going to movies . . . musical. WKQQQ Intelligent . . . musical . . . not easily convinced . . . fast talker . . . loves to argue . . . deep thinker . . . gifted with many clever ideas . . energetic girl. Possesses an unusual name . . . soprano in the Glee Club . . . agree- able person . . . quiet but spirited . . . a constant double for her twin Margaret . . . shy. Maggie . . . possesses sweet and lovable ways . . . fan of Grady Hat- ton . . . Maggie is also a warbler in the Glee Club . . . seldom seen with- out her twin. She's a gift from Pennsylvania . . . is always at the seashore during va- cation time . . . All out for X. U. . . . is known for her dramatic ability . . . a gal with a knowledge for logarithms. Joan Ruth Newbill Crescentia Nintemann Margaret Nintemann Anna Mae O'Connor Page thirty-nine Rina Oliverio Frances Ostenkamp Shirley Ann Page forty Overbeck Helene C. Paie A good seamstress . . . Rene . . . well-liked . . . attractive . . . win- ning smile . . . an excellent cook . . . sincere pal and loyal friend . . . quiet but sweet. Unpredictable, candid, clever . . . can always be seen knitting argyle socks . . . Fran likes art . . . really hopes to be a designer . . . fun-lov- ing ways. Always on time . . . best friend is Jan...massofgoodwill...can usually be heard saying, Let's go! ...starindancing...knownas just Shirl . Loves the Navy . . . always serves kind words and smiles . . . travels from Mt. Airy to O. L. A .... artist for Amaranth . . . Helene loves art above all else. Our Jackie is in the band . . . tal- ented . . . enjoys football . . . mod- erate in all things . . . quiet but funny . . . star in shorthand . . . hard worker . . . trim. Blue eyes, blond hair, pretty smile these describe our Pat . . . likes sentimental songs . . . she can us- ually be found with Ruthie . . . loves to dance. Dolly . . . cute little Sports Editor of our Herald . . . she has decided ability for dramatics . . . possesses a fine sense of humor . . . sunny smile. Despises homework, but loves to read books . . . has a keen intelli- gence for any science . . . hails from Price Hill . . . usually very quiet and studious. u 3' . V pl f' Ik ' D!! iff, MQ o - ,, I . 1 N ,ll ,P' alsfff I y 'l I. if jllfrjyi Ries I A na Mae 'Roeckers 4.4, -44.1 wow ,emo fy!!-dl-4 Mary Ross 1 E Mary Ann ' Rosskopf 1 L 9 Page forty-Iwo lg Oh! No! is often heard from Mare . . . very easy to get along with . . . a future secretary . . . sel- dom separated from Brinky and the Nintemann twins. Captain of the cheerleaders . . . bench warmer at most of Bacon's games . . . a gal who has that ex- pression, Oh! you are so funny! . . . she loves turtles. Mare only to special friends . . . is never without gum . . . plays the piano accordian . . . she firmly be- lieves the Saturday nights should be increased. Can't stand people who never make up their minds . . . constantly wor- ries about homework . . . one of the very few lassies to win S80 on a quiz program. Always wanting to help somebody in every way she can . . . is never heard complaining or talking about others . . . enjoys Wrig1ey's . . . doesn't chew it in school . . . always has a smile. Wishes she didn't love ice cream and candy . . . dislikes waiting for street cars on those freezing-cold mornings . . . representative of the Mary Unit. Bert . . . a secretary, housewife, or a singer . . . can always be heard giggling or humming the latest tune . . . member of the Student Council and of the Glee Club . . . never sad nor quiet. A Roger Bacon football fan . . . has an unusual expression, Get a clue . . . hopes to do some kind of oHice work after graduation . . . neat and sedate. twfff Jizw M' Claire Scheidler Alberta Schell Mary Clare Schmidts Page forty-three . W 'ff71'7gf5vf Ruth M. Schmitz Mary Schrauder g. s Audre R 1 u ,jf U Shirley Schuster Page forty-four , . in-f K ,. 1 Ly - X li w . Smittie . . . always heard saying, Oh Whitey! We're late again! . . . claims that being born was an un- usual even in her life . . . always seen with Kap. Has a great appreciation for sports . . . can often be heard using a Ger- man accent especially when she wants to stress something . . . nice to know. Blondie . . . always in best of spirits . . . never refuses to dance or have a good time . . . O. L. A.'s accomplished drum majorette . . . often breaks bones in her hand . . . home is Winton Place. ' Can't stand school cars crowded with working people . . . hopes to work herself up to buyer at Shi11ito's . . . is never separated from-' Marilyn or Dot. Doesn't use peroxide on her hair . . . only on her toothaches . . . claims she was out of the U. S. for anhour...wasinCanada...no particular love. Dark hair and flashing eyes . . . knows what she wants . . . has a sunny smile and that certain way of talking . . . is always seen with Bert and Ruth. Artistic Bev would like to do some creative work after she graduates in June . . . hails from Kentucky . . . quite often she's heard to say, Oh, beans . Irish . . . music delights her . . . hails from New York . . . um-m-m potatochips...firstinfun... always ready for laughs . . . studied music at one time. Mary Jo Schwetschenau Anna Marie Sciarra Beverly Ann Scoggins Dess C. Sebastian Page forty-live Ruth Seifart Marilyn Ann Seitz Clare A. Page forty-six Seufert Joan C. Sicking Seif and her paint brush are never separated . . . roots for West- ern Hills and Elder . . . really hates homework . . . her chums are Mari- lyn and Gayle. Marilyn, quiet and sedate in ap- pearance . . . but underneath she is abund1eoffun...neat...de- pendable . . . efficient . . . has shin- ing brown hair. Stretchie . . . tall and slim . . . played left field for Saint Clement . . . bubbling over with personality . . . likes parties . . . is quite serious at times . . . her ambition-to be a secretary . Nonee . . . all-round athlete . . . member of the Math Club . . . sup- ports all activities of the school . . . enthusiastic Bacon rooter . . . secre- tary of the Student Council . . . loves basketball. Blue eyes . . . ready wit . . . black lustrous hair . . . pretty lass . . . genuine friend to all . . . she is ar- tistically inclined . . . an accom- plished actress. Mike . . . usually seen with her sister Pat . . . precious things come in small packages . . . Mike is no exception . . . her frequent giggles are contagious. Tiny and nice . . . gift to O. L. A. in her senior year . . . home town Day- ton, Ohio . . . small stature but big ideals . . . has future planned up till July. Mare . . . hair of gold . . . eyes of blue . . . delightful smile . . . nice dimples . . . good-natured . . . Mare is a friend indeed, to a friend in time of need. Jeane H. Slone Thehna Smiley Dolores Jean Spain Mary Claire Stark Page forfy-:even Helen Staud Alberta Stegeman Marilyn Steinert Rose Mary Stephenson Page forly-eight Boop . . . sparkling personality . . . a bundle of fun . . . sparkplug of Room 4 . . . loves all animals, even cats . . . dark brown eyes . . . is never unhappy. Bert . . . humorist of the Senior Class... a nurse of the future . . . usually jovial . . . possesses dramatic ability . . . enjoys humorous char- acter parts. This gal is from College Hill . . . enjoys singing and dancing . . . Seif and Gayle are special friends . . . pastime is eating hamburger and dill pickle. Stevie . . . bundle of mirth . . . dancing eyes . . . black curls . . . first love is science . . . bop music is her favorite . . . the Amaranth's business manager. Casey, the photographer . . . sweet . . . sincere . . . stimulating . . . Stu . . . she clicked the camera for many of these Amaranth pages . . . Girls, don't forget your snap- shots . . . loves dances. Spike . . . green eyes . . . ambi- tious . . . natural born sportsman . . . fun loving . . . member of the G. A. A. Board . . . she's dreaming of being a secretary. Neets . . . fair-haired lass from Saint Clement . . . loyalty to her school and to her friends character- ize Neets . . . the able president of our G. A. A. An industrious girl from the valley . . . very quiet and studious . . . hopes to make teaching her life's work . . . member of the Spanish and Math Clubs. Rosemary M. Stewart Nancy F. Stich Anita Suer up My wwe M Tenb'e fdvi V7 W JNL MIQAL rfrloffmy -Sw' N wf QM. wwrhm. I-'Sh ,tix mi B,,v'l-ld Page forly-nine Rita Thomas gl l .W I if l orothy Mae in .X-' J Train' X 1 -. Jr? fb ' Q 1 wi I M ' 1 ,l . l Q ll t '- fle f' . 15' ' . ,l' wif' P- yx ' l J x xy N ' I - K K' , M tl af N x-V P ll? Y 7 lj 'I' IJ I -X K :Au V all QR Pugr fifly 5, Doris Volkerding Foot loose and fancy free . . . very individual . . . small, pert, and cute , . . Little Rita is experienced in many things, Miss Uhrig knows . . . Can be seen eating cinnamon balls at lunch. Q QQ-Wi' lf ,KJV -A l Isp F01 -' ' x F 1 1' '4 ,ylt ,. fill' ' 'wifi V' 1 1 - A :li fd 'if we J Dot . . . sweet, considerate, dash- ing . . . always looking for a seat on the Bacon Special . . . true fan of every sport . . . simply loves to eat apples. Q W Dee is known for her winning smile and sweet ways . . . she's assistant editor of the Herald . . . loves sentimental poetry . . . one thing she'd really like to do is to write her autobiography. Doris dislikes short hair and crabby people . . . Do Dee's eyes are bluish grey . . . loves to chew gum, but tells us she makes faces while chewing . . . her pet ambition-to be be a housewife. Dorothy hates for people to tell her all about a movie she intends to see at a later date . . . she's crazy about ice cream, gum, and candy . . . clever. She's always heard saying For Pike's Peak . . . Editor of our school paper, Our Lady's Herald . . . hates to rush . . . nickname is Alt . . . rather shy. She hates people who are always late because she dislikes waiting for them . . . Mary's friendly ways have won so many friends . . . has gum troubles. Betty is the only owner of one arti- ficial dimple . . . she is often called Speedy . . . can never pass up a dime store . . . enjoys bowling and skating. '7 A ' Dorothy Vonder Meulen Alta Jean Wanger Mary Weikel Betty Ann Werning , 5 NE iii? Alice Westendorf Ruth Whalen Mary Eleanor White Lucy Carol Q Pug: fifty-Iwo Wiest Proud member of both our school band and orchestra . . . sparkling blue eyes . . . loves to play records . . . pet expression is Oh, Fudge . . . humorous. Small . . . talented . . . happy-go- lucky . . . is very proud of her older sister Clare . . . she really dislikes doing her homework . . . likes cokes best. Definitely doesn't know how to drive a car . . . given the nickname Whit- ey . . . spends most of her leisure hours joking, eating candy, and dancing . . . her eyes turn red when she is angry. Has brown eyes . . . spends her leisure time in playing ping pong and eating . . . would like to take up art in college . . . her friends call her Loose , ' Jo -popular bit of femininity . . . conclusive, vivacious, irresistible charm . . . has a rosy bloom in her dimpled cheeks . . . eyes always twinkling . . . just our one and only Jo-Jo . Mary Lou says that her favorite love is eating . . . she can always be heard using the expression, Oh, Fudge . . . our Mary does not like to be teased. Pet expresions are I clue you and also By Golly . . . Annie wants to do medical work . . . delight is horseback riding . . . possesses win- ning ways . . . Marianne buys bub- ble gum by the box. Jinny is quite popular . . . would like to be a dietician . . . likes dra- matics and public speaking . . . Jinny is an assistant editor of 1949's Amaranth. Joyce C. Wilmer, Mary Lou Windholtz Marianne Woll L WV A i g' O 9 in J l M 7 4 'I fl t y , M if r We w Qiwliiwlfliqsffd JUIIIO O, . LQ-Jus! Hfl'lll'l1.IIl, along, bop- iug fo rzvzvb flu' lnfml of Svnior- dom. Page' ffly-fovr HJIIII X Z' CIIIIII f X X N. N FIRST ROW: Charlotte Lohmueller, Ruth Grinkmeyer, Patricia Smiley, Dolores Bertram. Betty Matt, Lois Smith, Joan Woll. Mary Ann Pace, Gloria Faeth. Carmella Heidkamp. SECOND ROW: Adelma Weidner, Sylvia Karle, Theresa Rasfeld, Joan Schoster. Weida Holland, Norma Huelsman, Mildred Gramann, Dolores Gulden, Joyce Meyer, Alma Sand, Rita Mc- Allister, Mary Weisbrod. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Hoffmann, Lucille Haarmann, Mary Louise Schmitt. Nancy Moore, Do- lores Kreiner. Lois Geers. Carol Klosterman, Doris Wethington, Anna Mae Schum. Joan Hildebrandt, Josephine Gutman. FIRST ROW: Rita Grady, Cecilia Hilsinger. Jacqueline Seefried. Geraldine Sullivan, Mary Manegold. Joan Meder, Teresa Siciliano, Aurora Fierro, Eunice Scherer, Bina Maio. SECOND ROW: Janet Koch. Kathleen Miller. Betty Jane Meinking, LaVerne Pohlnian. Verne Hufnagel, Mary Margaret Hoffman, Mary Pat McCarthy, Merle Ann Koenig, Patricia Dignan. Pa- tricia Kramer, Mary Hauer. THIRD ROW: Shirley Catron, Mary Ann Pace. Mary Louise Schneider, Rita Wilkens, Joan Berling. Catherine Faeth, Mary Joan Huller. Hilda Hunteman, Norma Naegele, Ann Manderscheidt. Ruth Windholtz, Margie Goncler, Anne Werdmann. Parr ,Hflx-fizr FIRST ROW: Marilyn Bozzuto, Ruth Moran. Lois Apking, Geraldine Drahinan. Fay Hutchinson, Helen Endres, Mary Ann Mmitgoniery, Doris Ilaeufie, Ruth Harnieyer. Doris Mattingly. SECOND ROW: Estelle Kessling, Mary Ann Briekweg. Ro- lnilcla Carclone, Mary Ann Denioret, Laverne Zureick, Marlene Pohlnian. Hilda Pohhnan, Dorothy Doerger, Mary Louise Brand, Beverly Mitchell, THIRD ROW: Loretta Mazzei, Ali:e Laux. Mary Catucei, Beatrice Seitz. Marylyn Chalk. Colette Jacobs, Shirley Purtell, Claire Teenen, Betty Reener. Joyce KautTniann. Elva Laux, Edith Spalding. FIRST ROW: Shirley Berling. Marian Koepfle. Marianne Lind, Geraldine Page, Patricia Brown, Phyllis Dodd, Marge Trauni. Marlene Koch, Catherine Schwartz. Mary Ellen Hume, SECOND ROW: Marilyn Chenal. Marian Pierce. Joan Wang. Mary Rose Jones, Pauline Siefert, Shirley Hetneke, Dorothy S:herpenberg. Patricia Stevens. Dorothy Miller. Barbara Ken- nedy. Barbara Sehwerling, Patricia Mueller, Sheila Carter. THIRD ROW: Virginia Got'T, Mary Ann Fassel. Jane Kratohvil. Helen Turner, Marilyn Ellman, Carole IICIIIIIZID. LaVern0 Runaebauni, Juliana Wallenhorst. Patricia Malloy, Hildegarde Froehlich, Barbara Dickinson. Mary Ann Magner. l Ililgt' jzffyptrx FIRST ROW: Jeanne Hutchinson. Betty Lauch, Jane Flanigan, Patricia Fulton, Cecilia Wuest. Carol Schott. Betty Hines, June Mergenthal, Mary Ann Lazak, Mary Mednsch. SECOND ROW: Georgeanna Dietz, Mary Rambicure, Anna Reusch. Joan Diersing, Betty Elsbernd. Joan Kreamelmeyer, Mary Klosterkemper, Joyce Gasdorf, Dolores Mayborg, Mary Ellen Hunt, Shirley Bick. THIRD ROW: Donna Kramer, Olga Anderson, Rita Filler, Hazel Volk, Mary Lou Campagna, Janet Holthaus. Joyce Shannon, Shirley Ann Witzman, Joan Sena, Patricia Donahue, Ruth Tekuelve. 'Ir 'A' if if if ir ir ir 'A' if ir ir ak ir ir ir ir XJ HSI Hllll MATH CLUB: Full of prom- ise for the advancement of mankind! 2. CH1aM1sTkY CLUB: Ralf- tions speak louder t 11 ax n words. Pagr fifiy-srzrn SHPHIIIIIIIHE SUBUHI3 I J ll ll , l an if 'Z hu It .' an . :A la A at u ll 6' I H lli1lll'7'.Y of Dc'sfiuy, rms- ing fbvir avfivificfs long enough fo build a sfrougcfr f0IllIl1l6lfi0lI along fbc' Ronin of Happi- uns. l'ugr fifty-righl Q. FIRST ROW: Patricia Uphus, Mila Mae Moening. Martha Beckman, Nancy Agruso, Betty Sparks, Jacqueline Dues, Martha Beuzner, Elaine Hoffmann, Carol Palm. Donna Tuggle. SECOND ROW: Joan Rumpke, Eleanore Schall, Joanne Meyer, Do- lores Heidkamp. Mary Stegemann, Mildred Holderman. Dorothy Knueven. Mary Baumer, Rose Marie Ungruhn. Willa Mae Sellers, Betty Ann Zint. THIRD ROW: Shirlee Jester. Kathleen McManus, Jeanne Beck. Ruth Tenkman, Lorraine Cruse, Diane Keener. Jean Bauer. Jean Fetzer, Margaret Sansone, Mary Lee Tornbragel, Rosemary Chard. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Huber, Mary Jane Sander. Mary Ann Hartlage, Jeanette Franzone, Audrey Kuhn. Margaret White. Rita Schappacher, Inez Sturgis. Theresa Hickey. Betty Ann Richter. SECOND ROW: Roselyn Benedio, Carolyn Reisz, Doris Andrews. Ruth Westmeyer, Dolores Werning. Mary Lois Wietmarschen. Irene Flynn. Miriam Wolf, Betty Muench, Carol Burst. Wilma Engel. THIRD ROW: Betty Hardewig, Marilyn Meunchen. Patricia Ryan, Joyce Reddington, Rita Mae Ja- worski, Marilyn Miller, Carol Preston, Rosemary Wurster, Mary Ellen Pahren, Marilyn Wuennemann. Pagrffffy-v1inr l-'HIST ROW: Eileen Kistner. Jean Durehholz, Jeanne Scola. Dolores Meyer. Marion Glandorf. Janet Ulland. Elaine Naber- haus. .It-an Roni, Mary Currie, Grace Bambeck. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Rolfes. Barbara Morrissey. Carol Palmer, Bar- Imara Rurller. Julia Horan. Mary A. Ruinpke. Patricia Gertz, Helen Wiecleniann. Janet Even. Marilyn Bleser, Mary A. Sterli- ling. THIRD ROW: Patty Swagarl. Peggy Rink, Jane Voskuhl, Mary Ann Rehline. Mary Baehman. Ann Holt, Rose M. Oslt-rhues. Marian Sehaeper, Marie Salzarulo. Winifrecl Mahon. Shirley Sanders. FIRST ROW: Georgene Bliss, Shirley Tope. Evelyn Cigolotti, Vivian Troescher. Janet Harsch, Mary Ann Disller. Margie Nit-sen, Mary Jane Stark. Dorothy Giltz. Audrey Koch. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Breslin, Joan Gruber. Vivian Reed, Jean St-lim-nhoft. Mary Catherine Purtell, Phyllis Jones, Dolores Huy, Jean MCGUH, Gretchen Stilfsted. Carol Lang, Jean Gruber. THIRD ROW: Claire Liehtenberg. Mildred Hollhaus, Paddy Whalen, Jo Ann Young. Rita Bunthotf. Shirley Vogelsang. Marcella Popp, Catherine Purtell. Jo Ann Ballinger, Beverly Wilson, Shirley Kraft. lhgr ll x I 3' FIRST ROW: Geraldine Bowen, Carole Deitsch, Rita Herrmann, Ethel Gantt, Jean Marhoffer, Lena Kepf, Elizabeth Orso. Rosemary Wettering. Doris Hetzer, Mary Jean Scalia, SECOND ROW: Joan Matacia, Verna Patton, Elaine Doerger, Joan Scheidler. Rietta Young. Marilyn Ott, Eileen Speed. Joan Walterman, Patsy Doerger. Diane Haeufie, Carol Fiebig, THIRD ROW: Agnes Von Hagel, Doris Kuszler. Joan Carroll, Bernice Lyons, Ruth Goller, Mary Waugh, June Hoffman, Carole Mock. Hildegarde Schneider. Ill THE CUIB CHR l. lim Lin! :11111 AIItlf'IllQK'll', QHA Song to Rcincinbcrnj 2. Non .v1'f1oIm' ,wif 1'ifllt'H Q Not for school but for lifcuj 5. Lu Ptlt'jt'lll'fLl Vx 1:1 lllllllfl' aff' Ill 1'i1'l11'izI Q Patience is t lic mother of scicnccuj ff' A .riff if lhgi' vivly-orzl' z'rv's looping fbcrcfll 190 no mort' lay-01ff'rs 011 1190 Fresh- man Trrzvkf lhlgmixly-Iu'11 HHSHIIIHII HIHS -35 ..--o FIRST ROW: Margie Frayne, Luanne Purcell, Patricia Harrington, Jean Ernst, Janet Carlson. Barbara Ann Weber, Ruth Winningham. Betty Ann Frank. Carol Tabor, Rosilyn Schopin. SECOND ROW: Charlotte Ingersoll, Margaret Heller. Jean Ann Terwilliger, Annetta Hoffman. Joan Scherpenberg, Mary Ann Klaus, Shirley Nolan. Ruth Ann Post, Doris Meyer. Nancy Brocker, Jacqueline Goldschmidt, Patricia Fulton. THIRD ROW: Carol Heidt, Helen Heim, Sarah Hughes. June Ohl, Frances Weber. Jane Hazelton, Jo Ann Siefert, Evelyn Wilkins, Joan Jacob, Shirley Schlechtingen. Joan Hill, Lois Gronefeld. FIRST ROW: Patricia Lohman, Carroll Beuerlein, Betty Jane Pace, Margaret Huber, Jane Mulvihill, Carol Cuozzo, Virginia Naegele, Patricia McQuillan, Marie Mechlem, Rose Marie Celia. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Pohlman, Esther Bauer, Shir- ley Brennan, Phyllis Novello, Shirley Nickol, Evelyn Santel, Rosemary Alexander, Betty Roehm, Mary Lee Gueterman, Mar- lene Metzner. Mary Jean Michel. THIRD ROW: Peggy Creutzinger, Shirley Barton ,Ruth Ann Sicilano, Vera Mae Chard, Margie Flemming, Jane Mayborg. Virginia Danzinger, Shirley Herman, Rosemary Bove, Beverly Savu, Vivian Beckman, Alice Eschman, Dorothy Fleisch. Priya' wixlvy-fflrw' Erik 'fir - ,am VW. . FIRST ROW: Grace Smiley. Nancy Anderson. Eileen Bender. Mary Ann Manning. Ruth Hoffmann, Ruth Kohne. Betty Ranipello. Anna Marie Dornseifer, Mary Lou Berling, Rosemary Sulfsted. SECOND ROW: Harriet Moorinan. Sylvia Koh- stall. Charlotte Sielkop. Margaret Slusher, Ann Gibbons. Marilyn Barhorst, Mary Werninpg, Lois Humphrey. Joan Day. Mary Stegemann. Mafalda Denicola. Marilyn Fink. Joan Miller, THIRD ROW: Rose Anna Wunder. Jo Ann Deutsch, Carol Mueller, Esther Burkhart, Janet Mueller. Constance Simone, Regina Jones, Barbara Junker, Teresa Stunipo. Patricia Mor- rissey, Martha Schilclmeyer. Dorothy Butler. FIRST ROW: Pauline Bauer, Mary Ann Rolfes. Catherine Albonetti. Betty Engelman. Rella McPherson, Mary Bode, Carol Matjc. Helen Hainpel, Mary E. Schmidt. Martha Mueller. SECOND ROW: Patricia Mullen. Betty Anthony, Ruth Perry. Dolores Kohne. Marilyn Hanekanip, Margaret M. Niesen, Judy Heithaus, Virginia Meyer, Patricia Rudler. Arlene Smyth. Nancy Arndt, Carol Brueckner. THIRD ROW: Marian Piller, Theresa Lowen, Edith Laux, Frances Ridder, Mary Louise Topper, Louise Minnes, Ann Perry, Phyllis Seininara, Joyce Strike, Jean Ottopal, Marie Ann Balzer, Margaret Ernst. lkilqu iii I y-four FIRST ROW: Rosalind Engel, Janice Bronner, Shirley Walsh, Charlotte Mohr. Joan Niehe, Nancy Wuebold, Mary Louise Wilking, Mary Alice Stegeman. Marian Fulton. Joan Staud. SECOND ROW: Elaine Walters, Jean Beyrer, Mary Backus, Irma Vogt. Joan Becker. Hilda Beckmann. Marilyn Zirkelbach, Charlotte Lamping, Jean Beiting, Dorothy Orleman. Lucille Strotman, Gayle Klingenberg, THIRD ROW: Mary I-Iils. Geraldine Clark, Mary Underwood, Margie Hoeper, Ann Nicholl, Dorothy Froehle, Helen Merrill. Joan Lichtenberg. Joan Whitehead. Joan Luecke, Barbara Lambing. Roganna Smith. FIRST ROW: Ann Ryman. Janet Burgoyne, Nora Jean Cummings, Nancy Dieters, Rose Mary Seufert, Irene Koepfie, Ruth Schoenung. Shirley Hoffman, Janet Jacobs, Marjorie Koch. SECOND ROW: Betty Hunt, Jane Cunningham, Mary Ellen Dineen. Joan Gauche, Phyllis Klink, Carol Hobold, Shirley Heyob, Kathleen Ellman, Patricia Galvin, Eleanor Baer. Jo Ann Weiss. THIRD ROW: Pauline Flanagan, Ann Sweeney. Joan Wolterman, Irma Koepfle. Betty Engel, Claire Feist, Doris Cronin. Joan Feller, Lois Grause, Dorothy GangloH, Shirley Burger. Pllgi' xixfi'-fix 1' Grins and mittens. Alone and wailing! Paint on the war path. Henve Hu! l.nolt wl1o's hero! Day dreaming benntiea. Under the lmmlx of Mary. Old IMI. in pow. Birds. of n feather flock together. Better wnch nut! RL-.nly and rnrin' to gn. Triangular mislmp? jolly jumble. Well, Well! just posing. No mar pullang, 'xltfmnagt-M, In love wuth love? St. Bernard Inmies. . .wx 4 lx .t Q wannabe ,. g 5 g Aa A Q ,kwwwmhw I 5, -N, 2? Q3 x liggflzi A f! ,M , A . xt . f + SIUDIHI CHURCH GlRlS HIHllIIC HSSUEIHIIUH , 5 pw aa 'aan 6 ix I y-rllqlvl xxx IN ..............---'--f- O 0 0 my 1: . 59 M ta? X. 11 6 i Wwizskrwwq' . W S WB ' W NSQQW WQ A m.'iu-,M ' UHII MHHY CHIHUHE STUDIHIS MISSIUH ERUSHDE X J' .X 7Sa.v:flfL, , L Page six ly nme Il Y' I Y? I i ,kY Q P n 1 I E I 1 i 1 Y W 1 4 kkf ,V-9, X rf. , . ' ,A ,un v ABQ, 5, Q LVM., X an Ig. A . A . ' , x. 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P Fl fa J nvlry -1 ilor- f A IX ff' '- Q , A Ni 7 JOAN MLAAVQX Sjmrlx Ifzfifnr- N A Rosli MARIIQ PORCARO M 1 fy 4 '17, V V A ,. Sfajf Plzofogruplwr- gig fi!! , Y. CliARlAOT'l'li GIEISIEN ,ff jf ,fdzgfiffw K' A Y V5- Buximfsx Nfanagvr- Aff J ' ff X X MAX'REE KAPPEN f X I I XS-I3 A A X? my .A f Pugv vlglzl v-nn r QS LIMIT5 00 Oo Do C7 .Iuniurs .md scniorx tr.1vcIc4I on lI1c I..mlcrn I.imitcnI to Castle I'..lI'l11'S URULIIILIIIOLISCH on I5cIw1'u.1ry I I for .1 night QJIILI n1ul'ning?I of promcnnding. Our Hputitc .md sweat prom qucun, Ann Iiuvc, 4I.mccLI to LI1c QIIRAINS of I I.ovc You Truly with I'.u1I I,.lIl11ISLlI1U, Iwcr cscurt. Oo i J 5 x 1 , Q Llp 2. TENDER CARC and LOVING ARMS Parents ight . Conductor lfliek starts the Pgirtnts Night Bitlx school days' tour. . Trucking Along . Diners drool! . Sister Hortense nt th . Getting neqtmintetl with the chefs! . Little puffs of smoke from green little chemists . Testing the High- lines of higher ecl- ucntionu . C feel and O qhhj! Club Cnr entertainer, linther litlvx V . .. ., . l'. s sway . e gate. r S l li , mx -622.5 If r l Q 0- sw-4. T' ' X .44u4,0C,t'6',f e RN ., ,....- ff-cl , . Nzzgf-waZ Z.l xiii!!-A.. - L fvy-W 7'5cfu-.,..,,Q 7!7 7 3,14 . Y QEHE Seniors of Our Lady of Angels High School deeply appreciate the privileges, ac- corded to them by the officials of the Chesa- peake and Ohio Railway. To Mr. E. L. Davis, General Agent, Pas- senger Department, in particular, we are especially indebted for continued kindness, patience, and Wonderful service. 1'u.qz' viglmfy-ji1'z' wfMDwDwSmSaSwEMDm'Qi.A'2wD2SDaEQwDwfQaSwSm'2mDwD THE J. ESL F. l-lPlRlG Coivipniw lndustriol ond Commercial Building Construction WDWDWDWDWDWDWDWDWDQWJWEWWDWDQWDWEWDW - l 1 I I I TI-IE PRANCISCAN FATHERS of the Province of St. john the Baptist CINCINNATI, OHIO extenc! to the GRADUATES OF O. L. A. ,49 and to the Members of the Faculty Cgjmcere Congratulations il ' i : C?onzpfz'ments of YCDUNG Sc CHRL, Inc. 701 VINE STREET I I I CW CINCINNHTTS FOREIIIOST PHOTOGRHPHERS P012 SIXTY-THRQQ YEHRS I CU? I I mistinctlve lwortralture in Studio anal gforne I I 'A' 'lr Gon gratufatlons I to the HIHIIIIHII G!ClSS of 1 9 ir 'k 'A' 'A' uk S 49 llPPlY IIIHIIPHIIY 7Ufzafeda.le Zgualpmenl' 2318-25 Spring Iirnve Avenue Cincinnati, llhiu JAMES C. ARATA P d t JAMES L. ARATA V P d t i P 1 com. ..... ..... corn: Sixty yecws of Qependable Service e l l ol Th B ll WESS C X' L L ,' DURHAM AVENUE AND B.6O. II. II. xrfby 0158 CINCINNATI az.oI-IIo ' J A ' ' Cgptim ism is tlze lgproperty of youth Ynake the most of it 94 THE BURGER BIIHIIIIIG IIIIIIIPHIIY gwmg INSURHNCE We Write gt CELL Main 4268 JUS. T. DILLHCDFF 635-636 Dlxle TGITDIIICI1 Bldg. I N V Gompfiments of SI. GEUHBE PARISH x 1 of ST. IIHIIIHH PHRISH Gompfzlnzenls of ST. FHHIICIS SHHIPH PHHISH 1 H W lx 4- A W,-nu ,ln-ml., . ,,.,, . V. , .. . 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'lllfllly II1OI'? SllCf'0S.S'hl! y0III'S UAPIIC! H FRIEND Bill for Bvans . . . SUPER MARKET Conzjzlvlz' Lim' of Finn! Foods 2949 Colerain Avenue KI. 9516 KI. S847 CH. 9606 CH. 7872 KURZ PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY N. E. Corner Sycamore and Milton Streets Q Cincinnati, Ohio N C:0Hl1JliNIl'llfS of SS. PETEIR HND PHUL PHRISH READING, OHIO C0l7If1lil710I1fS of SHCRGD HGHRT SOCIHL CLUB ly-four Gompfzlnzents of llllllllilll lI.lI W2 I-IERFF-J lRIlIH CHEF' CLHSSFHNGS cmd PINS St. John Baptist HE RB 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 St. Anthony Novena Monday-5:30, 7:30, 8:30 P. M. Tuesday-After 8'15 Mass, 2'30 P M GTG? Meats -- Groceries Fruits -- Vegetables Frosted Foods GY49 4509 VINE STREET WOodburn 5673 Page 'J' I Welcome to IIIEIRIHN CGI .I .GC ,I INDIANAPOLIS 44, INDIHNP1 Illrite to: THC DGHN HRRCDIU P R El A' ' twrlnters of C9710 1949 amarantlz 104-106 Gust Court St. CINCINNHTI THe CINCINNQITI Przocess QNGRHVING COMPHNY gIlgl'GV9l'S fOl' C9110 1949 amarantlz Rrpresenled by IU M . H . R U F F CI-Ierry 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 St. Bernard, Ohio PY ly F - - - I C0l1gfdf1lIdfi0lI.Y and Best Wishes I Pharmaclst VINE AND WASHINGTON ST. BERNARD, OHIO ' TELEPHONE: AVon 0231 I . SHUI H. SIIIIIII I ' - CLUB Inc M I OHIO Gnd MCMILLHN Wholesale Distributor STREETS of I N' Fine Candies and I Tvn Modern Bowling Alleys Fountain cwcs GWL9 I Gym and Swimming Classes For Ladies 1209 JACKSON STREET I Monday and Thursday Evenings CHUVY 4524 8:00 to 8:45 Hvondclle Dairy Co. PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM and All Dairy Products 36 CLINTON SPRINGS AVENUE Phone AVon 2387 Page nin ly I- . -. .-.. .1 l. ' DICK BAUER GEORGE FERRICK I BADER CAFE GCS I Wfinv -- Liquors -- Brrr ' Hof Lnnrbcs 2838 Colerain Ave. Klrby 9703 WERDMANN'S SERVICE I 4211 Colerain Avenue SUNOCO PRODUCTS Tirfs -- Baflvrics -- Az'z'r'sxor11v CTQJ Phone Kirby 9696 Home Phone Klrby 1011 MURRAY'S Prffsvripfiolz Pburrrrzvavy KIRBY CLEANERS ROY PAPIE, Murfugvr GWL9 G10 Phone AVon 4243 Phone Klrby 7089 Call and Delizfvr 2001 Auburn Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio I I Conzplinnwls of Comj21ilm'nls of I RAMPELLO'S L. WEINBERG PURE OIL SERVICE BAKING CQMPANY Kirby 9342 411 David Street 5800 Hamilton Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio CHU-ry 2727 Page ninety-eight Success Comes to Those Who Toiln THE Hllllllllll SHVIIIIIS Hllll lllllll CII. 1732 VINE ST. CINCINNATI 10 OHIO CIWIIIIITIIII A fm? l ' f vnvuz nun umunmmnnf cumvnnv PRIIITIYIHIH DISL'VlNIll1dfllIg Svniors NJ Distinctive Paper and School Suppiles Graduation Pairsonal Cards an Commencement Invitations aww aw 212 220 Greenup Street Covington, Kentucky PRIIIIIIRHH IIHIIII IIIIIIIPIIIIY, Inc. HEm10ck 3262 1425 E. Elm sn-een Scranton 5, Penn. Gompfiments of ST. JHMGS PHRISH wyoming, Ohio N Pg ty mes! I-SAOS VISCONTI PI-IHRMHCY Phone: Klrby 0975 6106 Hamilton Avenue 4 Cj0Ilgfl1f1lllII'i0lIS i i To fha' Grmlmzfex . . . Hugh Quality BREAD - ROLLS AND CAKES For All Occasions N, GHSHVS At Your Grocers or Home Deliveries C 0 II If E E I' I 0 II I R Y CGD GX9 Q HSCHHIS BHKHW, Inc. 5909Vine 1000 E. Ross Ave. JEfferson 9300 Elmwood Place 16' Ohio Com plim vnts of IIHHSE FRUIT IIIHRKH 83-I7 Vine Street Phone: VAlley 7675 WE DELIVER P Q o humlml T IIIIIIIPHVS IIHIIIHTESSHI ROBERT ELING, Prop. Reading Road lioading, Ohio Congratulations cnlln In m R Seniors of '49 . from Salux l ' IIIHIIHII Hllllllllll llll S4'rl'iz'c' 1824 ELM STREET MA' 0818 . m 4149 Sprmq Hrnve Avenue Phone: Klrby 5586 HERIIIHII KHIIPEH SIIIIS, Inc. Quality BEEF, VEAL, LAMB 2120-22-24 BAYMILLER ST. PHONE: MAIN 4380 Page our bumlrcd uml one Bvxl Wislws EDW. J. WHALEN CL'll1l'Ilf Confrarlor WO. 03 14 Congralulaiions to THE SENIORS from SAINT BERNARD CHURCH Winton Place E. SCI-IRADER - A. BUDDE GROCERIES and MEATS 3737 Spring Grove Ave. KI. 9749 Phone West 1695 BECK 86 DOLF jcu'v1c'rs Expert Watch 81. Clock Repairing 2851 Colerain Ave. Camp Washington QUATMAN'S MARKET 3377 Reading Road W'lf lJlfl.lVlfR Iirvxb Mvafs, Fruilx, Vvgffablvs I Wo. 9719 CA. 1839 BIEN'S PHARMACY Phones: AVON 9058 -- AV. 4806 C0 119 Calhoun St., Opp. Dennis St. Cincinnati, Ohio Pngz' one bumlrrd and Iwo I Best Wishes from Willton Terrace I Member National Society of Public Accountant ' FRED A. OVERBECK I H0 II II In I PIII Accozzlzfmzf I MT. AUBURN CI-Icrry 4115 461 Warner St. Cincinnati 19, Ohio I se I AVon 1083 AVon 9126 I Sunday Masses: GREENLEE GARAGE I 7, 8, 9, 10:30, 11:30, 12:30 A,,,,, M,,,,,,,,g Social Mondays at 8 : P. M. Sforage - Accessories - Gus - Oilx 4424 GREENLEE AVENUE I ST. BERNARD 17, OHIO Wrecker Service 24-Hour Service I I IHI Jllllllll SIIHlHCHIIIl,S SUIIS llll. I lueali Govermnent Establishment 739 2831-2841 Colerain Avenue 5 l 1 1 1 l Page one bundrcd and lbre 8 Priflv of ilu' l'ullvy Hlllllllllll BRIIS. IHIIRY 50 EUCLID AVENUE WYOMING, OHIO VAllcy 9691 Gompfinzenls 0 ff I QDDIQ S CHFQ EDDIE ADLETA. Prop. - d C f 1334 Reading Road ' C1 'JG' G Reading, Ohio 6900 Vine Sf CN9 GO 6WJ and IRANK Bc POP TRISCHLER 1-nwm n umutn wM. P. VANDERBANK THE BHZKEH HECTRIU CII. Electrical Contractors 1600 WALNUT ST Clrlcrry 0336 CINCINNATI lk 11L11f Congratulations and Best Wishes PROM IHE KIRK 81 Bllllll IIIHIIIIHIIITIIIIIIIII CIIIIIPHIIY 2838 SPRING GROVE AVENUE CINCINNATI 25, OHIO KOHSTALL HARDWARE CO. CU 'l fS Same Location Since 1887 of N' WIEBELL JEWELERS S829 VINE ST. 328 W. Benson Street ELMWOOD PLACE, OHIO Reading' Ohio Good Luck - - i3CidiJ Mi ST BERNARD QUALITY PHOTO SHOP Complvfc Stork DARK ROOM EQUIPMENT PHOTO SUPPLIES -- CAMERAS 4719 Vmc Street CAMERA REPAIRING St. Bernard, Ohio 2631 Vine Street UNiversity 8177 Gorrzpfzirrzerzls of ST. MHRY CHURCH Page om' blunlrcal and KI. 9691 ED. GOEKE DELICATESSEN 638 East Epworth Avenue Cincinnati 32, Ohio GOOD FOOD -- BEER -- WINE Con111limc'nl.v of GENE PANARO'S DEPT. STORE I KI. use 28 S S-S7 Colerain Ave. Cincinnati R- P- WOLL GEO. J. MEYER WALLPAPER -- SANITAS Fmm I . WALLTEX Vvgvfablrfs -- Groceries l'ujn'r Hanging and Dvvoraling G9 UN. 8852 4210 Langley Ave. 127 Hartwell VA. 9757 I TELEVISION Cwnplimvnfs of C0 MEYER'S CAFE Reading, Ohio COORS DAIRY KI. 3271 Pagr our bumlred and six Gonlpfaiments of IIIII. 81 IIIRS. JIISEPH IIIHRIIIIU Jr. RECORDS SHEET MUSIC GREETING CARDS PHOTOS SONG SHOP 34-36 East Fifth Street WE DELIVER POINT GROCERY CLEM FRERICK n Fresh Meais lllltli Vegetables On Fountain Sq'-Ure VAlley 9804 8009 Anthony Wayne MOUCH AGENCY da I Irzsurcmee I Ge! It Before You Need It VA1ley 7155 7202 Vine St. Cincinnati 16, Ohio In the heart of Corryvillvv nnmmcun vnvfn co. ' 312 Elm Street Cincinnati, Ohio - Page one hundred and scum H. III. Kllllli Choice Meats -- Groceries and Fruits CQLERAIN AND LEE1-En STREETS Radios Applinnccs C0uIi'N X Records of THE SHOESTRING JIiTT'S DRUGS VAHCY SHI S919 Vine Struct H9 XV. HCINOII St. Reading, Ohio Elmwood Macc' Ohio cinnlplinuvulx of c:UHIlIliHIt'IIlX of I CHARLES GERTZ BLUE BIRD PIE COMPANY N111-TUV H0 Caldwell Drive CITY Ol: READING Hartwell, Ohio QUEEN CITY COAL COMPANY 212 EAST EIGHTH STREET-CINCINNATI 2 Telephones MAIN 5170 fo 5177 INCLUSIVE - - I fuunlznl .mil cigbt Flllllllilllll URIIER Ili HIGHS Si. liflilllilill ilu. H52 -E815 Tower Avenue Danring Every Sunday Night Compliments APPAREL STORE of 2620 Vine Street QQ DECK'S MEATS Popular Prieed Apparel 2622 VINE For flu' Wfbole Family Willa CORRYVILLE ACCENT ON YOUTH WASHINGTON GRILL AVALON GARDENS I OPAL AND DEF Air Comllfimlerl 226 E. University Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio Q0 Phone AVon 9542 Washington and Vine Streets N9 St. Bernard, Ohio i UNiversity 2145 AVon 9705 Tr'leL'isirm' Best Wishes from THE BHIKHI HHH ESTHH IIIIIIIP HIIY Page one hundred and nin 'fl FLATT BROS. DRY CLEANERS and TAILORS GX9 Phone KIrby 9678 705 E. Epworth Ave. Winton Place CHRISTOS 8: DRIVAKIS Homv Made CANDY and ICE CREAM TASTY SANDWICHES Winton Place Plume V A. 1091 VALLEY PROVISIONS CO. TI-IE VOGUE G0 All Tllafx Nvw for Wfrnm'n MEATS and CHEESE CIOATS - MIl.I.lNlfRY - URl'iSSl'fS l1lNGlfRllf - HOSIICRY Q49 108 Mill Street Locklnnd, Ohio 1312 Chase Street MU. 5524 AL'S TOGGERY SHOP MliN'S Bc IiOY'S FURNISHINGS DRY CLIQANING WENDELL AUTO SALES Wflaolrsalv and Rvlail GOOD USED CARS VAlley 9744 401 Benson Reading, Ohio 2718 Colerain Ave. KI. 5468 Pugr om' lvunflrnf anfl lrn Hunter Fans ATTIC FANS . . and . . . OSCILLATINC FANS THE Sllllllllll HECIRIII IIIIIIIPIIIIY 838 REEDY STREET PHONE: CHerry 5415 Phone AVon 7600 THE WEBER DAIRY ANNUNCIATION CHURCH Clifton and Resor Avenues COMPANY M 136 Glenwood Avenue SUNDAY MASSES2 Cincinnati 6, 7, 8:30, 9:30, 11:00, 12:15 BEN'S BUDGET JEWELERS Diamonds, Wfafvbcw, Ieufelry, Applianres Exjwrrf Waffh and jewelry Repair 6012 VINE STREET 4568 MAIN STREET Elmwood Place Norwood, Ohio VA. 5003 ME. 7474 ACME SCHOOL SUPPLY Dnvxlrm of THE W. F. HAUSMAN CO. Supplies and Equipment for Schools and Institutions SECOND AND RACE STREETS CINCINNATI, OHIO MAin 1986 . . . CHcrry 4664 . . . CHerry 4668 uY0ur Lumbermen Since 18507, THE PICRSONH Puge one hundred and eleven lfamgratulationsl from llw friends across the way. SEHIHRS HIWUBER IHWCHH HIBII!SCH00l VAlley 0771 Iimxblislmed I9I9 EDWARD ECKERLE C49 Wafl.bl,Iak'pr Wfmlding and Birflnluy Cakes awry Goofx or a Orvaxifnix I and If'wc'1r'r B I ' I H GX9 Otlicial B. 254 0. R. li. Wneh Inspector 4610 N. Edgewood Avenue 6104 VINIC STRlflfT lfl.MW'OOll PLACIZ, O. Pl'l0l'lCZ 9980 Ifujny lfim' Foods and Driulex in Air Cmnlifiwml C f FOOD PRODUCTS CO. 4920 Montgomery Road COCKTAIL LOUNGE Norwood- Ohio Phone AVon 9310 mg me VINE ST. OPP. THR zoo POTATO CHIPS 84 PRETZEL5 Complinlrfnfs of THE RETHIl ElERKS COUHEIl lHTlHHHTIOHHl HSSHCIHTIUH UF A.F.nfl. GEORGE PORCARO, President Page one humlrrrl and Iwrlzfr z E 3 Q 0 H1 El Q Q 5 G E. Q Z D' 7' Q E1 '4 S 0 2 at E 5 O H W 2 PU L Q UU 3 i -' 5 2. Us 'f E : .Q X Q m S 2 o '4 Q 3 5 E IT! Z CD Q 2 PU 1 vo C-i E D. c: U Za Z 5 S .gain 2,5 r-4 In QQ -in O JG . ' 2- -iw , N ,, Hg :S no 3 f- my E ggi if? U3 'sl F - f 52 gibo 59 ,PD CE I sl E af S2 3 A i WOMEN'S APPAREL Lalzorafory Precision ACE NEON SIGN COMPANY Norlbsiclvk Leading Store For Women and Cbildren PLaza 1858 I Klrby 9763 4029 Hamilton Ave. 4432 Greenlee Ave. Cincinnati 17, O. I gfearfiest Gongratufations I Page one hundred and thirteen SCI-IMIDTUS QUQLITY NIGHTS 1009 JEFFERSON AVE. READING, OHIO For Good' Sbovx VVOLIQS SI-IOS STORE 2630 VINE STREET WOLF BROS. Tin' Vullr'y's Ii.xz'I11si1'c' Kl'1l'iI1dfllf Dmlrr KELVINATOR RI'FRIGIiRATORS KI LVINATOR I I ILTRIC RANCFS KI'.LVINA FOR HOMI, FRI'.I'.ZIzRS Phones: VAIIey 7394--VAIley 3297--VAlIcy 9889 7025-7027 Vine St. Carthage, Ohio CApiml 0456 I-IELLER RADIO 81 APPLIANCE TELEVISION Salux ami Srrrin' 4923 Vine St. St. Bernard 17, Ohio Cangralulalions fo flu' Svniurx MR. HND MRS. EI. NINTEIMHNN FOERTMEYEIHS GTI-IICHL PI-IHRMHCY Hamilton Avenue and North Bend Road Phone: Klrby 2244 COLLEGE HILL Page one bumlrui and fourfeen cg-lie Qaittfe Sisters wis C7fze Big CSiiSt8l'S -- CQUCCQSS WALTER HEE GEO. BRUNS BANK CAF E Good Food, Choice Liquors Wines, Beer 12th and Vine Sts. PArkway 8570 UNiversity 2 995 BEN KAISER Jr. PLUMBER AND CONTRACTOR Repair Work a Spcrially 19 Kessler Ave. Cincinnati 17, Ohio LEFTY'S CAFE ' Beer ' Wim' ' Wfbiskry 3017-19 Colerain Ave. Cincinnati TELEVISION . . . KARL MOUCH Say Mowku Carthage jeweler Diamomlx - Wfulfbcx - Tropbirx R l'fIl1iYX PO. 0435 7200 Vine St. Gon1pfz'rrzents of llllli llIllY llf THE SHIIRHJ HEHIH PHRISH - Puge one hundred um! fiflren Gonzpffnzenls of SI.BIRHHHU WIRCHHHIS ATH ENS CONFECTIONERY I'I0lIll'-lllddt' ICE CREAM ami CANDY F 81 R DELICATESSEN Open livery Day 9:30 A. M. lu l0:00 P. M. Grmvrlu -- Mvafx -- Beer -- Winz' G50 509 Benson St. Reading 15, Ohio BURNET and ROCKDALE Sun ilu' Srlrfurz' uml You Sun' All 1 -Puinf uml Vuminlf' PAINTS - OILS - GLASS WALL PAPER Luggage, Purses ELMWOOD PAINT AND U f 'f'K WALL PAPER COMPANY f:HAkl,IS C. HIUQMAN, Prolrrirlur M9 'lmncz 7 llc Z I IA Y 97l 1733 Vine St. CHerry 4930 S908 Vine St. Elmwood 16, Ohio Established 1868 C812 yearsj OPERATE DAY AND NIGHT S.HOSlHTHHl HHH C0mPHHY,InL Printers - Publishers - Binders 22 E. TWELFTH STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO Pugr one hundred and xixtem YHTESIUNER F 3343 VINE STREET AVon 9454 OODS CINCINNATI, OI-IIO SGLLHRDS PHHRMQCY 5842 Hamilton Ave. Phone Klrby 5246 College Hill , MA. 1214 PA. 1246 HARDERT S CAFE Whiskey, We Joh BECKER Co. Beer Caterx to M9 Holvls, Rl'Sfll1ll'lll1f5, Inxfifuiions GFL9 5900 Hamilton Ave. College Hill 1310 Main Street Conlinuccl Suczvss . . . CH. 0301 CH. 0302 LESTER ZIMMER DAIRY PRODUCTS The Kuhlman Hardware Co. Grade A Milk and Cream Hunt Road VA. 3891 Reading, O. 1318-1322 Main Street Cincinnati, Ohio C0l1lPIil7lCl1fS of GRHSSO SHOES Compliments of BHLHND MRSINM.HMNKMHN P g om' lvinlrlrml and xrrvnlr CLHRENCE B. FQLDHHUS C?flff7C'III4f'f -- Builder WYOMING, OHIO Cm1gral11lalim1s lu flu' Svniurx of 49 MR. HND MRS. CI-IHRLES SCI-IULTZ Call VAlley 0728 H. MEYER AND SONS DAIRY COMPANY Wfbolv Ivrsvy Milk Mcllow Milk Homogvnizval nkqigmr -- lwifb Vitamin Dj OSCAR WALTHER Dcalvr in Frvslv an-il Smokrzl Meals and Poulfry CHerry 9657 Liberty and Hughes Streets Compliimfufs of OHIO SPQCIHLTY CO. C0lllplllll6'llfS of MR. HND MRS. GHRL KIEF 1 flllgll ll Complimexzts of MR. HND MRS. FGRDINHND SCHCIDLQR CONlIIliIl1C'l1fS of M 6 I.. B .0 R N B H R Melish and Burnet Ave. WOodburn 9604 STAFT'S CAFE Wines and Liquors Excellent Food 1106 E. McMillan Cincinnati, O. THE JOHN MUELLER Co. BUILDING MATERIAL COAL - ROOFING - FACE BRICK FLOUR AND FEED 321-327 E. Wyoming Avenue Lockland, Cincinnati 15, Ohio VA1ley 0071 Ethical Prescrij1fiom THOMAS B. KING BERNARD J. HUNTEMAN Home Builder C49 AVon 8225-9219 2315 Baltimore Ave. 4936 V' S. S.Be d, Oh' . . . . me t t mar lo MOntana 2175 Cincinnati 11, Ohio Compliments of FHRRS TRHDG MHRT READING, OHIO Compliments of MR. FRHNCIS X. MCCPIRTHY Pugr one hunrlrrd and nincfern ' Cornpliments of ' BGRGS PHHRMHCY I Compliments of PArI1way 3560 AV 8182 Complimvnlx of Plastering ..,..............,....,..,............,........... KEINER'S CAFE JOSEPH L. KOETTERS Work Ross and Greenlee St' Bernard, Ohio T S T 184 Meadow Ave. C., St. Bernard I PArkway 3483 WALTER MERRILL Timm H ROOM n1on 1re 86 attery Serv1ce U ' T' B ' I U. S. Tires -- Delco Batteries C549 ' Road Service 212 Wade Street PA. 7395 1325-27-29 Race St. Cincinnati 10, O. I I MORGLIS DGLICHTGSSGN TOWER AND WASHINGTON AVES. AVon 9142 ST. BERNARD 17, OHIO Complimenls of CORRYVILLG BHKG SHOP 2615 VINE STREET 15' 'l dl dl ly Compliments of ST. BGRNHRD EHGLGS FORNGY THILORS, Inc. 124 E. SEVENTH STREET AVon 9097 SIDE WALK CAFE U'CEE BAR FREDA WILSON, Prop. 36 E. University, Corner Euclid Q0 Cincinnati, Ohio - 4 Beer, Liquor, Wines GO WO. 9935 734 E. MCMillan E. M. COUGHLIN, Muuagrr Offi ' Ph : O i Acctn St. Iviarsiogeemetery UN' 4413 Established 1877 3 HENRY KISTNER ERNST MANTHEY S MONUMENTS FLOWER SHOP-GREENHOUSES Mark Every Grave S007 Greenlee Avenue Residence Phone 604 E. ROSS AVENUE I AVon 7087 St. Bernard St' Bernard, Ohm FRITZ PONY KES 4901 GREENLEE AVENUE ST. BERNARD, OHIO Compliments of I-Iclrdimcm cmd Krumphom Dry Cleaning Co. 4203 VINE STREET Pugr one bmnlw-fl ami lwculy-0 1 VA. 0103 -- 0109 Lockhmd ls, Ohio RQYS CHFG 3858 LLEWELLYN STREET SOUTH CUMMINSVILLE I Complimvnls of EDGEMONT THVGRN 1400 SECTION ROAD PETER MERKLE MEATS 222 Dunn Street C!1IlII71illIl'IlfS of PAT'S CLEANERS VAlley 9215 402 East Wyoming Avenue C om plimenfs of MRENHDMBSALSCHWETSCHSNHU Compliments of MR.HND MRS.PETQR GHLLO I ,g lmzlrmlumllu I I Compliments of RSVGRGND L. B. MOLLMHNN I-IUBGRS BHKERY 6000 VINE STREET VA11ey 1821 ELMWOOD PLACE NO2002f3 Compliments of MAX VARIETY STORE NORMA,S CAFETERIA G50 4620 North Edgewood Ave. Cincinnati 32, Ohio S12 Main Street Cincinnati 2, Ohio Opcn Tuesdays Op S t rdays 6:00 to 8:30 P. M. 1:00 t 4:30 P. M. Open a Savings Arcuunt THE TOWN HALL SAVINGS AND LOAN AssN. 4712 Vine Street St. Bernard 17, Ohio UN versity 7810 Your Arcount Solirilcil Op S dy-8tul2A.M. Open Daily-7:30 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. GLENCOE FOOD MARKET Beer -- Wine 21 Glencoe Place UN. 8438 THOMPSON FOOD SHOP 3010 COLERAIN AVENUE CAMP WASHINGTON, OHIO EMMERS CORNICE-I COMPHNY Roofing and Sheet Metal Work 538 E. THIRTEENTH ST. Pugc one blunlml ami iwcnly-ibn' E. 'LUGISS - Groceries Ond meets 6901 Vine Street C I 6 E. McMlCKEN AVE. MII. ANI: Mas. R. L. SPAIN, Proprietors Phone WO. 9539 HUNTING FOR GOOD Fresh Meats, Domestic Rabbits, Poultry? LIQUOR -- WINE and BEER HUNTER HHS I'-' GOOD FOOD C. 81 E. FOOD CO. 3662 Vine Street Cincinnati, Ohio 2861 Colerain Ave. MU. 0890 1 low1'rs Tvlvgrapbed Evfrywlyrrc IHC- C. F. JUNG, Prcsidrni Member F. T. D. Direct Dealer DODGE, PLYMOUTH MOTOR CARS AND TRUCKS PArkWay 4054 Home of Salisfimf Cuxfomcrs i809 Viiic Si' Ciiiciiiiiiii' Oiiio 3421 Montgomery Rd. WO. 6200-6201 S915 VINE STREET PHONE: VAlley 4360 Complilnenfs of SCI-IULLGR'S WIGWHM Page om' lumilrnl and lweniy-four Phone AVon 9412 GEORGIANA DRY CLEANERS 117 Calhoun Street BRAUN'S TOGGERY CGD THE MEN'S SHOP ON THE HILL CND C0ffYVllle Hamilton at Cedar College Hill PA. 4572 Gcnllcmc'n's Habrrdasbcry Saw bm' loflfav, for iefurify lomorroz WESTI2iNDORF,S The St. Bernard Progressive MEN S SHOP 1835 Vine St. Ar Findlay and McMicken B. 85 L. Assn. Co. 4517 Vine Street WM. H, WILSTEN OM, Cincinnati UNiversity 1655 St. Bernard 17, O. VIRGINIA BAKERY Congratulations Quality Baked Goods SENIORS! Wedding and Birthday Cakes Go Specialties M9 ST. PAUL CHURCH UN. 0672 286 Ludlow Ave. Twelfth and Spring HOUCK'S FOOD SHOP Complete line of FANCY GROCERIES Wine, Beer, Pork, Fruits, Vvgelables Open Til Midnight AVon 9575 3151 Reading Road Beer, Wine, lVhi.vlz.r'y and Sborf Ordvrx THE OAK CAF E 500 E. Thirteenth St. Cincinnati, Ohio Page one hundred and twenty-Iiv L' ggmzons or HIIIHIIIIIITH... Reverend Charles McGurn Reverend Mother Leonida Mother M. Clarissa Sister Mary Cephas Sister Mary Lawrence Sister Marie Sister Mary Giles St. John Baptist Young Ladies Basketball Team Mr. and Mrs. O. Albrinck Mr. and Mrs. B. Ashorn Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Auberger Mrs. Anna Backsman Miss Betty Backsman Mr. Joseph Bamber Mr. and Mrs. Howard Basinger Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Becker Mr. and Mrs. George Berling Bernie's Meats Mr. and Mrs. H. Beumer Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Boland Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Born Eunie Hugh Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Breig Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brenner Mr. Jim Brickweg Kayo Brinkman Marie Brinkman Mickey Brinkman Shirley Brinkman Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brinkman Mildred Brown Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Budde Mrs. James Burkett Mrs. Mary Chenal Mr. and Mrs. A. J. De Correvont Cremer's Shoe Service C. B. Cross Florence Dadel Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Deters Marguerite Deters Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Doerger D. P. Donisi, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Doppes Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Doppes Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Drahman Mrs. H. Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Phil Effler Miss Jane Effler Miss June Effler Catherine Emmers Fairview Poultry Company Augie Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fields Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flick J. Ray Frederick Page one hundred and twenty-six Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Frick Mr. and Mrs. George Fugikawa Miss Mary Anne Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Otto Geyer Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L. Giver Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gramann Mrs. Emma Grause H. and G. Food Shop Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L. Hagen Joseph Hanahan Mr. and Mrs. E. Hartigan Mrs. A. P. Heekin Mr. J. R. Heekin Mr. and Mrs. Bernard H. Heile, Jr Herman Hock Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hoctor Wally Hoeweler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hoffman Mary Hoffman Joe Hollinann, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. S. Hallweck Bob Huber Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jacob Vivian Jeffers Mrs. H. Kemper William Kircher Mr. and Mrs. A. Kleingers Kenneth Kleinfelter Charlie Koch Mrs. Barbara Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kramer Misses Marie and Alma Kroeger Rosa Kuderer Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ladebu Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lawwill Mrs. A. Limke Eugene M. Listermann The Lockland Bus Company Cleader Macbreittin M. H. MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. H. Macke Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mattei Miss Edna Mayborg Mr. and Mrs. H. L. McLean Mrs. Meale Mrs. Mary H. Merrill Chas. F. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Michel Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Morris Moorman Bros. W. P. O'Hara Mr. and Mrs. Edward Oltman Doris Pater Harry Perk Mr. and Mrs. Julius Peterson Mrs. R. Pohner Puis Dry Cleaner's Mrs. Marie G. Reese Mr. and Mrs. Regenhold Mr. and Mrs. E. Richter Earl Rieger Wm. Roettele Mr. and Mrs. C. Rosskopf Mary Ann Rosskopf Mrs. Anna Rullkoetter Mr. and Mrs. C. Runtz Mr. and Mrs. John Salt Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Schababerle Marie Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Herman J. Schmidts Russell C. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Schnitker Miss Eleanor Schrader Miss Ann Schultheis Lois Schumacher - Albert Schwat Mr. and Mrs. C. Seitz Mr. and Mrs. Gene Servizzi Mr. and Mrs. John E. Seefried . Shapiro's Prescription Pharmacy Teresa Siciliano Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Slone Mary Elizabeth Slone Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smyth Mr. and Mrs. Sam Spampinato Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spromberg Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stark C. Stegner Mr. and Mrs. R. Stephan Mrs. Inez Stephenson Mr. Albert A. Stoll Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Tenbieg Mr. and Mrs. L. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. E. Traurig Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Turner and Bobby Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ungruhe Miss Rita Ungruhe Valley Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. C. Volkerding Miss Esther Vonder Meulen Mr. and Mrs. Leo Vonder Meulen Mr. and Mrs. John Wanger Mrs. A. Werning The Wilmes Family Wilson Pharmacy Ruth Windholtz Winton Hardware Store Miss Marianne Woll Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Wuennemann Wyoming Pastry Shop Glenn L. Zimmer Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zint Zint's Delicatessen Friends Virginia Albrinck Q Q Salnts Peter and Paul 317 Walnut Street Caryl Alfkin 434 W. Wyoming Avenue Saint James 1 I - -I I-I Ruth Anfizerifelder 106 orrow Street - Saints Peter and Paul Ruth E. Auberger Vera F. Dellerman Helen E. Giver 2010 Vine Streg . tJ h B ti t 18 Mulberry Sggest John Baptist 1107 Groesbeck Road Saint Clare am o n ap is Betty J, Backsman Joan C. Deters Wilma Ann Gramann 1622 Highland Avenug 5052 Paddock Road l 17 West 70th Street Saint paul Saint Agnes Saint Charles Borromeo Gayle Barker Muriel K. Dockery Annabelle Grouse 1201 North Bend Road 5130 Vine Street 4258 Fergus Street Saint Clare Saint Clement Saint Boniface Albina Ba,-one Rosella Doepker Helen C. Harig 2214 Burnet Avenue H 1 N 3454 Vine Street Armunciation 1451 Aster Place saint Clare o y ame Rosa Mary Bama Betty Doerger Jean Hartigan 61 0,-enard street 6217 Marie Avenue 2325 Flora Street 7 ' Saint Clement Saint Clare Sainlt Monica Dorothy Beck Jo Ann M. Doerger Betty J. Hartlage 6073 Lantana -Avenue 4423 Vine Street - 220 Sturgis Avenue . Saint C131-e Saint Clement Saint Thomas Aquinas Eugenia L, Becker Mildred Doppes Norma Jean Haskamp 2 A A 3312 land Avenue 317 Cooper Street 6 39 spen venue saint C131-e Saint Andrew Saints Peter and Paul Maryloggyse Page t Jacqggins Mklgrahman Colette Igausfeld S011 ree 514 ' A Saint Cecilia agen Sairlinlgfancis Seraph cemc venueSaint Clement Arleen Bergmann Dorothy A. Driscoll Mary Jean Heeman 2344 Rohs Street S l t M . 179 Church Streets t C1 1863 Garden Lane S am onica ain ement aint Agnes Anita L. Beuerlein Florence F. Duerr Jo Ann Heile 3157 River Road 4346 Tower Avenue 34 Clinton Springs Avenue Saint Francis Seraph Saint Clement Saint Clement Janet Boehm Joan Elfers Phyllis Holthaus 405 Probasco Avenue . . 212 East Mechanic Street 200 West 71st Street Saint Monica Our Lady of Sacred Heart Saint Charles Borromeo Joyeglb lgolandk A Jeanne Engel Mary Anne Horst 1 a rpar venue 1309 F t n A e 211 P' d t A Saint Charles Borromeo en osaixlltsnliiter and Paul le mon venugalnt George Barbgglai Earn t A Frang:lesEAg1nCEng?man Jeanette E. Jacob e mon venue . t. a r tre t 147 G St t Saint Clare eSaint George age ree Saint George Ann M. Bove Mary E. Eschman Mary Ann Jordan 1908 Highland Avenues I t P 1 211 Mulberry Street S t M 2123 Highland Avenue ain au ain ary Holy Name Joanne Brinkman Betty Jo Federle Germaine Juenke 401 Cleveland Avegue t Cl t 1552 Reid Avenue S t C1 328 E. VineSSitreeg3 ain emen ain are a nts eter and Paul Janet9EiJBro1g:ert Maryi illeaflgr Fields Mayree Kappen eee ree 35Kr A 31601-I A . Saint Francis Seraph u hy venugaint Boniface away vemfaint Andrew Mildred Budde Edda J. Fl0I'1D0 Mary Kasselman 4320 Beech Hill Avenue 580 Hale Avenue 319 McClelland Avenue B B Saint Boniface M h L Fl k Saint Andrew Saint Clement etty urger art a . ic Jane Keller 3420 Lyleburn Placexnnunciation 29 Findlay Strggtnt J h B th t 1416 Elkton Place S . t Cl s s l 0 H ap IS alh are Ruth Ann Burkett Naomi Jane Frick Joyce Keller 4166 Turrill Streeg I t B f 110 Hartwell Avenues 1416 Elkton Place am oni ace aint James Saint Clare Joan Cain Shirley Jean Gallo Della Kennedy 5612 Chestnut Stregt v t Al . 4660 Howard Avengie t B f 3825 Herron Avenue am oysius ain oni ace Saint Pius Patricia K. Carter Georgiana Geary Mary Kepf 49 Phillips Avenues . t C1 t 3502 Telford Street A i 2360 Victor Street I am emen nnunciat on Saint Joseph Nazareth Joan Lee Cassidy Jo Ann Geers Mary Jo Kern 1361 Independencegfitreog M t 207 Crescent Avenues 110 W. C01-ry Street i D esse ar in . . aint James Saint George Eileen Cunningham Rose Marie Gehrlng Ruth Jane Kief 5789 Lantana Avenues t Cl 4906 Greenlee Avergue t 1210 Sassafras Street ain are a n Clement Sacred Heart ,-,, -, Ruth Helen Geier Rita Kiely 119 Parker Street S b t G 2315 Colerain Avenus d H t am eorge acre ear Charlotte E. Geisen Carol Kleingers 514 Locust Street 4218 Tower Avenue A Saint Aloysius ' Saint Clement Rita Ml Geftl Alverta M. Klmg 431 Pike Street 302 Walnut Street Samts Peter and Paul Saint Aloysius Puge our humlrnl aml twenty-sewn . D. Virginia Lee Knowles 71 Albert Street Saint Clement Ruth M. Kramer 3015 Colerain Avenue Sacred Heart Janet Ladebu 647 Elliott Avenue Saints Peter and Paul Joan M. Lanzillotta 220 Lyon Street Saint George Helen A. Limke 6009 Oakwood Avenue Saint Clare Marian Lohman 410 Boal Street Saint Paul Rosemary Ludwig! 2412 W. McMic en Avenue Sacred Heart Harriet E. Macke 7434 Fai ark Avenue rgalnt Charles Borromeo Theresa A. Magnarini 521 Ridgeway Avenue Saint Andrew Mary Ann Martino 1334 Broadway Saint Mary Gloria Mattei 2033 Alvin Street Holy Name Joan McAvoy 265 Calhoun Street Saint George Mary Jeanne McLaughlin 4110 Lowry Avenue Saint Elizabeth Rose Meale 443 McGregor Avenue Ruth E. Merrill 212 Wade Street Saint Francis Seraph Saint Paul Joan Meiyer 521 lllott Avenue Saints Peter and Paul Arlene Miller 211 Lyon Street . Saint George Ann Louise Montag 1117 Draper Street Joan Ruth Newbill 2651 Dennis Street Sacred Heart Saint George Crescentia Nintemann 4510 Greenlee Avenue l St. Clement Margaret Nintemann 4510 Greenlee Avenue St. Clement Anna Mae O'Connor 3579 Mooney Avenue ' Holy Name Rina Oliverio 223 East Unlverslty Avenue Saint George Frances Ostenkamp 758 McMakln Avenue Saint Bernard Shirley Ann Overbeck 471 Warner Street Saint Monica Helene C. Paffe 5766 Colerain Avenue Little Flower Page one bundrrd anal Iwnlly-eigbl Jacqueline Petersen 3004 Woodside Place Saint George Patricia Pohner 2570 Euclid Avenue Holy Name Rose Marie Porcaro 279 McGregor Avenue Holy Name Mary Ann Reese 602 Hawthorne Avenue Holy Family Marion L. Ries 4710 Vine Street St. Clement Anna Mae Roeckers 2639 Pecan Street Saint George Mary Ross 237 Calhoun Street Saint George Mary Ann Rosskopf 2615 Vine Street Saint George Paula Schehr 645 Harmes Avenue ' Our Lady of Sacred Heart Claire Scheldler 5749 Kenneth Avenue Alberta Schell 5620 Chestnut Street Saint Aloysius Mary Clare Schmidts 4227 Kessler Avenue st Ruth M. Schmitz 227 Pearl Street Saints Peter and Paul Mary Schrauder 4704 Tower Avenue St. Clement Saint Clare . Clement Audrey R. Schultz 629 Orient Avenue Saint Bernard Shirley M. Schuster 3085 Massachusetts Sacred Heart Mary Jo Schwetschenau 4217 Kessler Avenue D I St. Clement Anna Mar1e Sciarra 2543 Vine Street Saint George Beverly Ann Scoggins 3965 Clifton Avenue Saint Francis Seraph Dess C. Sebastian 388 Terrace Avenue Ruth Seifart 1158 Groesbeck Road Saint Clare Marilyn A. Seitz 3068 Sidney Avenue Sacred Heart Clare A. Seufert 19 Orchard Street i U St. Clement Joan C. Sltlklhg 4237 Leonar Avenue St. Clement Jeane H. Slone 262 Mystic Avenue Saint James Thelma Smiley 5648 Glenview Avenue Saint Clare Delores Jean Spain 6 East McMicken Avenue Mary Claire Stark 1336 Spring Street Saint Paul Helen Staud 981 Fairbanks Avenue Saint Lawrence Alberta Stegeman 235 North Bend Road Saint Charles Borromeo Marilyn Steinert 5116 North Way Saint Clare Rosemary Stephenson 3491 Wilson Avenue Saint Andrew Rosemary M. Stewart 2173 Dana Avenue Saint Mark Nancy F. Stich 545 Camden Avenue Saint Andrew Anita Suer 38 Wuest Street St. Clement Betty Tenbieg 7028 Longview Avenue . aint Charles Borromeo Rita Thomas 323 Warner Street Saint Monica Dorothy M. Trainor 3021 Colerain Avenue Sacred Heart Dolores Annetta Valmassoi 2393 North Bend Road Little Flower Doris Volkerding 97 Albert Street St. Clement Dorothy Vonder Meulen 312 Washington Avenue St. Clement Alta Jean Wanger 421 Township Avenue Saint Aloysius Mary Weikel 3450 Cornell Place Annunciation Betty Ann Werning 209 Erkenbrecker Avenue . Saints Peter and Paul Alice Westendorf 100 Mt. Pleasant Avenue Ruth Whalen 3426 Hallwood Place I Saint Andrew Mary Eleanor White 617 Jefferson Avenue Saints Peter and Paul Lucy Carol Wlest 288 Ludlow Avenue Annunciation Saint James Joyce C. Wilmer 1564 Elm Street Saint Francis Seraph Mary Lou Windholtz 2431 Ohio Avenue Saint George Marianne Woll 4210 Langley Avenue Saint Thomas Aquinas Virginia Zimmer Box 26 D Hunt Road Our Lady of Sacred Heart 1949