Purcell Marian High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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lg, MR. KIZER'S MESSAGE TO THE GRADUATES The war has casl over you who are aboul lo be gradualed a seriousness 'fhe like of which boys and girls of your age have no+ had To face since lhe lasl World War. You are considering in your own mind, and righlly so, lhe values of life worlh fighjring for. Do you seek advenrure? Do you seek To make +he righl prevail over mighl? Do you seek 'ro do your par'r in preserv- ing rhe Freedoms for coming generalions? Whaiever fhe reason may be. remember +he glory Thai is America's is forever wor'rh fighling for. The prin- ciples ior which men died al Valley Forge, Gelfysburg and Chaleau Thierry are slill 'rhe principles you are called upon +o uphold Today. May your service lo your counlry bring Jrhe kind of vic'rory +ha'r will guaranlee a lasfing peace. Wherever you serve, whelher a+ home or abroad, hold True fo The herilage lhal preceding generafions have bequeafhed 'ro you - a nalion conceived in liberfy and dedica+ed 'ro lhe 'rru'rh fha? equalily of oppor+uni'ry is man's birfhrighi.

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-fN P10 I -i 1 1 x 1. ff , L , , n i 'fflfigi iz' N L, -. V, K' f, Lf, Q 'iff A A' - gf I i fr 's KATHERINE EVANS fs new course of sfudy was infroduced af Hadweii wigh Miss Evans' advenf. She trains fulure business men and women In lyping, commerce and indusfrv, and junior business. She is envied by fhe girls ol our school lor her Flawless corn- plefion. l-lOw does she do if? -Salads everyday lor lunch, A+ home she keeps a 5305853 apar+menr and works in her garden. LEE MOORE Wfhnn :rage scenery of book shelves are ne:-ned or chairs rnus' be repaired Mr. Moore is on The ioo. Under his guiding hand 'he boys 'earn 'he elemenls ol a'f'ni'et'u'a GPU machine orawing, l-le ei:-'w 'rains lutre carcerifers, cabinel- makrlrs GNC :r'n'e's in his inouslrial arls CH fe s',. The care ol The schoolis lex?- books 's also urder nis supervision. LENORE McCASH An evrelfenl housekeeper hersell Mrs. McCash sels a good example for +he freshman girls lo whom she leeches the art ol planning, cooking and serving nu- Trilious meals. Her hobbies are rnusic, her home, and her husband. JOHN LEWIS The success ol our school band and choir is lnroefy due lo Mr. Lewis' insxiiralion and perseverance. Alnnoif any righf alter school he may be found rierfhed on his d'reclor's chair leadng We band in a lad march or sea'eo af 'he :Lana composing lullabies lor lhe proe :I his life, his son Joe. On 'op ol al ins Mr, lewis has lound lime fo wrile a beck on lhe hislory ol rnusic in Cincinnah :or nis ooclons degree. iff Q ? BERNICE BARTLETT Room 2l7 orderly, allraclive wilh flow- ers 'hroughcul 'he year, and decorafed wiih pictures ol'Greece and Rome, is inoi-calive ol lhe personalily ol The leacher who presides There. Those who come in conlacf wilh Miss Barllelf gain a sense ol orderliness, careful judgment and an aoprecialion lor Lalin and English H-erarure. l-ler large correspondence wfrn lormer l-larlwell boys in fhe service 'noicales rhe sludenfs' devolion To her. MARGARET SUCKNEY Ehicienl is the word lor Mrs. Srickney. Sggigles keeping lhe oflice in running oroer 'he supplies lhe annual slall wilh paper clips red pencils, wrapping paper, +w'ne elc. Always smiling, she has a sense oi humor fha? is a brighl spol in our ighool lives. 'TQ 15' 46 qs -vqqggx -X