Regina High School - Regina Ancile Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1932 volume:

Ehg iRPgina Anal? Volume IV N PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF E112 iKPgina High Suhanl NORWOOD. OHIO N I 9 3 2 L 4-.k E5 4- . .w... .y.y. ... u..w. .. -..va-. . .. .JPqu OU R QUEEN Page Four Wymammmmmmgaw4.1-3; E P h i r a t i n n to our Beloved Faculty, i' . i L, 963 g? Wlwfyw Wig? Mg? WMTNDW around whom ReginaHigh School revolves. and upon whom so much depends. +his. Hue Fourfh Edifion of H16 Regina AncHe. is grafefully dedicafed by +he graduafes of Hue CLASS OF l932 mmmmm m mmmm W017: ' my. fr, . wwwmmwwwmm MOST REVEREND JOHN T. McNICHOLAS. O.P,. SIM. Archbishop of CincinnaH RT. REV. JOSEPH H. ALBERS. J.C.D. Auxifiary Bishop of Cincinnafi . KA1HR'YN 529:4; ' mm .cm . ;; QJERESA guess K R gvo . xway SCHWALiIg' Eaj'rm . .924 n... Page 15mm Enrpmnrh 1 T is wilh grafelul hearfs Jrhal' we presen+ +0 you. dear readers. l'l'llS. H16 Fourfl'x Edifion of We Regina Ancile. l wi+h +he sincere hope +ha+ you may derive from 1+5 annals as much pleasure as was ours in flue making. ll +his volume. planned in H16 sponn +anei+y ol: youlh ancl s'rampecl wilh +l'1C-3 ioy of school lile. recalls lo memory +he happy days spenl' under +he guar- dianship of an Alma Maler such as ours. +hen ifs aim will have been realized. We wish +0 acknowledge +he kind eHorls and co-operalion of all who have been insfrumenlal in making +his Annual a success. May Hwe conlribu- fionls conlained herein affesf +0 H16 achievemenfs of Regina! Kafhryn Moran. '32. Page Nine WWAWWN -4 - -- - $m. -.. $$$ mWWae V ' . ; - ' -, . . . ' i . V ' ' REGINA IN SUMMER 1 - 1 REGINA IN WINTER ' - .--; ... ... . v Rev. A. Runman Rev. J. M. BarreH. O. P. f I I I - I SisIer Mary Grace. Principal f I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' Rev. Wm. O'Connor I I I I I I I I I I I I f f . Sisfer Mary Delphine JKJ 212LL1V61WJ Sisfer Mary Oc+avia Sisfer Mary Engelberiha Im 277M W Sisfer Mary Pe+ronella Sis+er Mary Peregrine I A 2 2 I 2 - - f MLJ K MALI, xW Sls+er Mary Josephine . SEs+er Mary Maxilfnda Rev. R. Backhus ' Rev. C. Noll. C. PP.S. Sister Mary Mag'na .1210534'777 77114-27sz Sis+er Mary Gebharda X-IMZMQ? Jy p 2 Sis+er Mary ConEacIa 7 Sis+er Mary Adena I 2 Sis+er Mary Clemen+ Win... , Mrs. Hazel Hearn SisIer Mary BernadeHe S'isfer Mary Bernadine S15+er Mary Ca+herine Page Eleven MOTHER HOUSE SISTERS OFhTHE PRECIOUS BLOOD Salem Heighh. Day+on. Ohio In fhe year I834 a few zealous maidens. under +he leadership of an aged and pious mafron. Anna Maria Brunner. fhe moJrher of Jrhe sainHy missionary. Fafher Brunner. founder of Jrhe Sociefy of +he Precious Blood in America, banded fogefher in fhe ancienf cas+le of Loewenberg, Swifzerlahd, where Jrhey began a We of heroic penance and prayer. The firs? and grea+ obiedive of +his IiH-le communHy was +he perpefual adoraffon o? +he Precious Bfood in +he Blessed Sacramenf of +he AHan for +he sake of ob+ain$ng vocafions +0 +he holy priesfhoode especially +0 +he missionary career. Thus +hey aimed to assisf in rendering 'FruiHul. in +he hearfs of men. +he Price of Man's RedempHon. Having prospered as a religious family for +en years, Jrhey were +rans- ferred +0 fhe New World in l844w where +hey confinuecl Jrheir life of self- denial and prayer. The firer frio, Mo+her Maria Anna Albrecht a prmcessed refigfous. and fwo novices. arrived in Jrhe lafe summer of fhaf year in Jrime +0 begin schoof 6+ Jrhe lifHe mission of Si. Alphonsw Peru. Huron Counfy, Ohio. The younger nov'lce. Sisfer Rosalie Afbrechf. became +he firsf teacher. and fhe ac'HvH'y of +he Sisfers of +he Precious Blood in fhe American held of educa+ion da+es ?rom +his beginning. Fa+her Brunner. appreciahng +he value of sound pedagogical educaHon. was greaHy concerned +ha+ +he S'Esfers should become well qualified +0 cond dud +he schools in +heir charge. He made every arrangemen+ possible in fhose pioneer days +0 aFFord +he S'ierers opporfunier for acquiring +he necessary qualifica+ions. On fhrough Jrhe years educafional eHorfs kep+ asfride wiih +he demands and needs o1c fhe Hme. J -e e eee .e-e-e-wewee - -. qg-ee-em-n Page Twelve eee-e -. we-x W As early as I888 Jrhe communiiy was having members in aHendance in ins+i+u+ions 07C hiqher learning. Each year finds Jrhe universifies and colleges. such as The Ca+holic Universi+y in Washingfon. D. C.-. Fordham, New York: Xavier. Cincinnaii: Universily of Dayfon: Sf. John, Toledo: John Carroll. Cleveland, and Jrhe colleges of music bearing The names of Sisiers. C.PP.S.. on Their regisiers. In I914. The communily's summer school was given recognifion by The Superinlendenl of Public lnsfruc'rion in Ohio. The reorganized summer school of I9I5 Took on Jrhe nafure of regular ex+ension work. while during I9I6 +he regular communi+y normal school was af'FiliaJreol wi+h The Cafholic Universi+y of Washingion. D. C. For more fhan eigh+y years The Sisiers 0T +he Precious Blood have been engaged as Teachers in bol'h parochial and public schools in Ohio. and al' +he presen+ +ime +hey are concluding Schools in Indiana. Missouri. Arizona. and California also. When +he archdiocesan proied iook form under The diredion of His Excellency, MOSi Reverend Archbishop John T. McNicholas. The communify assumed The overwhelming burden of buying properly in Norwood and ereclingl af i+s own expense. Jthe Regina High School for Girls. which in iJrseht is an exemplificalion CT The communify's zeal and Tidelily fo Jrhe cause Oi: Cafholic Educa+ion. No? only Those members of The communi+y who are capable of becoming Teachers are given adequafe +raining. buf also +hose who have +alen+s along special lines, as ari and music. The members are nol' clois+ered. nor do +hey rank as choir, lay, or exfern Sisfers. Spiriiual exercises are made in commoni and each Sis+er has The honor of spending an hour each day before +he Blessed Sacrament The communii'y enioys i'he singular privilege of perpeiual exposi+ion in Jrhe chapel of +he Mofherhouse. In ofher large convenfs fhe perpelual adora+ion of +he Precious Blood has been uninierrupled during +he pas+ eighfy-six years. The rules and obligaTions are nof severe. Any girl possessing ordinary good healfh will find no difficulfy in Their observance, provided she has a Jrrue voca+ionl Poinis oi viial imporlance are: a pure mo+ive. a docile disposiiion, a firm will +0 consecraie herself +0 God in religion, and above all. +0 slrive Tor perfedion by The pracfice of poverfy. chas+i+y and obedience. AT +he close of +he period required for pos+ulan+ship. which is ordinarily one year. The pos+ulan+ is inves+ed wi+h +he holy habit preparalory To entering upon her novifia+e of we years. aHer which profession of Jremporary vows is made for a period of +hree years This is followed by a renewal of vows for anofher period of +hree years. Alfer persevering as a Taifhful member of +he congregalion nine years. Jrhe Sisfer is admiHed +0 perpe+ual vows by which she binds herself for life. The Mas'l'er is calling, The Masfer is calling. Calling for hearfs Thai are Faiihful and Truaa Willing +0 labor For oihers and suffer. Perhaps He is calling and Wailing for you, Payv 'I'szrfcen YE PORTALS OF REGINA Fling wide Jrhy porials. Regina. and le+ in youih. Which seekefh learning. inspira+ion. fame: Receive i+ kindly. Thy corners+one is frufh. That sfamped wiih seal divine. is e'er Jrhe same. Thy walls of living iaiih you+h's rampar+ be Againsi' i+s deadly foesideceif and sin; Thy sheif'ring roof of God's own charify Profecf H from wild passion's sforms and din. Pour forfh fhy freasures. hoarded as precious goidi The lore oi sainf and sage. grace. music. art Imbue if wifh +he spirif which of old To marfyrs sfrenngh and courage did impart Fling wide Jthy porfals. Regina. and send forfh youfh. A messenger of faifh and love and frufh. Page Fam'fcm SENIORS . -. Page Sixteen DOROTHY ADER Curie Chemistry Club 13I: Prom Commithae '3l: Beacon SfaH '3l: Lafin Liferary Club '32: Sponsor of Civic and Vocaiional League Y32: Glee Club '32: Bank Teller '31 'yDof Is qui+e a popular and busy person as can be seen From 1413 above list. This liffle lady. because of her ceaseless good humors and sferling qualifies. WEN be one member of fhe Class of l932 +o win success for herself and add +0 Hue glory of Regina! Nicknamey HDDPyWS'usre 'Found? WHI': KaH'w- Ieen-uWhai' doing? Talkingu-By-worcl, Thad makes H inferesfing --Wanfs f0 be a house- weiwm be a housekeeper in Hue counfy iail. RUTH MARY ALTHAUS Curie Chemisfry Club y3l'. Prom CommiHee '3l: syzyqy Club '32: Glee Club '32. Agnohg. flue recollecfions of His graduafing class wiH be freasured fhe ihoughf of our cheery classma+e's smile and H16 memory of +hose lovely blond waves. Pa+'s main school affradions are gym and Hue noon hour. Keep if upy Pat and some of These days you M be an up- andryp afhlefic Teacher. N?ckname. Pa+ RWhere found? Af Jrhe Greeks yWhaf doing? FooHng aroundyBy-word. HHofcha -AWanfs fo be a waifress at Niksv- WEH be an uprising young s'mnoq KATHLEEN BERMAN Editor 0; Beacon '30: Beacon SiaF-F '3l: Assiy fan? Editor Annual '32: Annual SfaH I3l: Curie Chemisfry Club '3l: La+in Li+erary Club '3216Ee Club '32: From CommiHee '3'; Bank TeHer '32; Civic and Vocational Sponsor '3I. We know Kathleen as nofhing shorf of a real girl 0? numerous achHies. She is a living refufah'on of fhe old slogan. in one ear and ouf +he ofher, For much of her knowledge escapes by way d oral expresskm. Her con- scienfious work for +his annual has been invaluable. provA Eng Hmf she is an indispensable asse'r +0 The Class of '32. Her amiable charader and ready wi+ prophesy success! Nicknamey Ka+hy -Where Found? Wifh Dof Ader-Whaf doing? Discussing somethingy Byyword. My wordy'L-Wanfs i0 be a success- WFII be cHy manager. DOROTHY BRINKER Curie Chemisfry Club '3I: Prom Committee l3l: Treasurer. La+in Li+erary Club '32: Sponsor of Civic and Vocafionay League '32: Glee Club '32: Bank TeHer '32. yyyyytgyyyyyyyv There is a gIri known nof only for her winning ways. i but also for her giggle. Due fo +he fad Hm? she 'Is alive 1 +0 fine most minu+e detail. we are assured H16? whafever comes her way will always be thorougth invengahad. Add it: fhis a greaf nafural abilify and you have-uDOV' f Brinker! Nickname, DOWle-nere $ound? A+ ?he radio f --Wha+ doing? Lfs+ening +0 Guy LombardOy Byiword. HThis is so sudden --Wanfs f0 be a dramaHsi'gWill be iusf a gigolo. MARY BRUEWER v Baskefball '30. '32; Volley Ball '3I: Prom Com- ' milfee '3l: Sponsor of Civic and Voca+ional League '32: Lafin LHerary Club' 32: Glee Club '32. I Whaf a girl! She migl-Il' be only five feet bul- i'I-ais does no? alfer lner good disposifion in any regard. Mary is nne of lhose coy maidens who f5 always smiling and looking on His brighf side of ihings. Can she play baskefball? Amwer: Yes. and howl Her sunny disposi'Hon will surely f guide her to H153 pafh of happiness, f Nickname, Mldge -Where found? In ihe f gym-Wlnal' doing? Si-Hing on Dol- Geiger's lapyBy-word, HWl'la'l's +he ma+fer -Wanfs in f be a nun-Will be a waifress in Pefer's Cafe. f ROSEMARY CARNEY Prom Commiffee '31; Curie Chemisfry Club '3I; Presldenh Las FlorecHas '3l. One o'F our easy-going, pleasure-Ioving grads is HPosey. Her Iarks have greafly contribufed +0 H13 escapades of Regina Hi. and she coniinually keeps our brows wrinkled +rying fo Frgure ouf her lafesf iokes. A laugh is worfh a hundred groans in any markel is her i moHo: as for her ?ufureyfhalls a secret Nickname. Posey --Where found? Wi+h H16 gannghaJr doing? GabbingyBy-word. Booy balee -Wan+s to be nurse-Will be an organ grinder, -.-..-..-. MARCELLA CARROLL Curle Chemisfry Club '3I: Lafin Lilerary Club '32. y 'lLife I's iusl' a bowl of cherries in Marcella's estima- ion. She drives anyone's blues away th her broad smile and Irish wit. And le+ H be known she is as loyal f a friend as anyone would hope lo 5nd. In her four years ' of high school. she has always showed a parflcular liking for La+in. Good Juclz. Marcella! Nickname, Dewey'yWhere found? In geog- raphy roomyWhamL doing? LaughingyBy-word. Oln. gee -Wan+s +0 be a xylophonis+-Will be a champion baskeiball player. BERNA CONNELLY Curie Chemisiry Club '3l: Lafin Liferary Club '32: Syzygy Club '31 Sweef and demure describes Berna lo a T. She is small. buf oh. wha+ a powerful influence she has on all of us. Berna always knows when H : 1Ime +0 be serious. Her unfailing good nafure makes her a welcome member In any group. We all wish her success and happiness. Nickname, Bernie'HyWhere found? Going home JFor lunch-Whaf doing? Day dreamlng- By-word. My goodness'l-Wanfs ?o be ? ? ? yWiil be secrefary of war. . nn ..-n ny... .....4. -.....-.- Wl .. Page Seventeen ii 1: i. MARY COURTOT Curie Chemisfry Ciub '3I; Prom Committee '31; Le Circle Fenelon '32. Mary is a Senior well liked by everyone. She is eiways wiiling +o lend a helping hand, and her merry laughter and cbiiging ways make her a favorife among all the girls. The words i'Mary and Sunshine are aimosi synonymous. If is wifh sincere hearts Hwaf we wish her +he bes+ of luck and success in H16 new world War is opening beiore her. Nickname, HToiH--Wbere iound? in ibe classv roomeWhaf doing? Taking Up Hue absen+ees -ByAword. Don? ask me'K-Wanfs +0 be a school ieachereWill be a peanuf vender. SYLVIA CUNI Curie Cbemis+ry Club SI: Syzygy Club '32: Lafin Liferary Club '32; Bank Teileri32: Annual Shag '32 Sylvia is one of +he mos+ iovable girls of H19 Senior 5 J Class. Her cheery smiie and happy disposih'on combined th ready sympaihy makes her a frue pal i0 all. She is never foo busy +0 assisf in hanslafing Vergii 0r solving a problem in math. May your big hearf and happy +emperamenf remain wi'rl'i you through life. Sylvia! Nickname. i'Secan+ --Wbere bround? Third floor assembly haiFVWhaf doing? CcHecting pennies from Hie FreshmeneBy-word. Are you felling meT'eWanis To be a biologisf- WIH be leader of One-Man Band. MW. VIRGINIA DOHERTY Las Fiorecifas '3i. .a- u Virginia has a pleasing personalify wifh a smile For everyone she approaches. Her work is always uppermosf in her mind. aifhough she does no+ shun a+hlefics in The least She is quie+. bu+ you can be assured fhaf her mind is always working and planninq for her own fufure. We know the? Jinny will be promineni in +he business world and we wish her greai success. Nickname. JinnyU-there found? In fbe book- keeping roomkaaf doing? Keeping bookSe Ey-wordi Ner+z -eWan+5 +0 be a privaie sec- refaryeWill be a loving mcfber. EDITH EMMERICH Las Florecifas '31, ii i. i: EdHh wi+h her vivacious naiure is a welcomed addition +0 +he Senior Ciass. This pe+i+e Miss is full of ideas. good w ones. foo. ior Huey offen work out. especially ?hose re- lafing f0 business. Her nimble fingers will, no doubt secure for her an exfraordinary role 'In +he game of Life. May if be so. Edi+l1! NicknameffddfeWhere iound? Af a bowl- ing allequha+ doing? Almosf anyfhingeBy- word. Do +eH --Wan+s To be an orchestra membereWill be a Circus performer. T -- e--- .. - - 'W .. Page Eighteen ROSALIA GARTNER Rosalia may well be characlerlzed as one of l'hose girls who think lwice and speak once. She has earned many awards in Typing and shorlhand. and We all know iha? +he undying ellcr+s she has diligenl'ly placed in her studies are bound +0 bring her fame in Hue business world. So we're wishing you 'lVlwe has? of luck. Rose. Nickname, Rose -Wl1ere found? In ihe 'I'ype- ing room Wha1 doing? Typlng i'or Sisler-u- By-word. Hes+or - Wan+s 'l'o be a 'l'ypis++ Will be a salesladyV DOROTHY GEIGER Ring CommiHee '31: Baskelball '3Il '32; Volley Ball '30. '3I. '32: Beacon Sfal'l '3l: Chairman of Prom CommHlee '3l; Class Presidenl '3l; Syzygy Club '32: Curie Chemis- lry Club '3l: Class Secrelary '32: Lalin Li'rer- ary Club '32: Glee Club '32. When Do+ leaves. Regina will lose a social leader and afhlefe, She has always been a prime figure in flue all:- leHc lleld and. in frulh. she has proved herself f0 be a sfaunch supporler and devoled daughler cl: Regina in every regard, She has oHen enlerlalned +he pupils and feathers wllh her splendid dramafic abilily. And whaf will Regina do wlllmul Dol to play lhe piano? Here's good luck. Dot Nickname, Dol'l-Wl'lere 'lound? ln ills audl- lorium Wha+ doing? Playing l'he piano Bylword. Oh. gosl1 -;Wan+s 'io be a dramch 'iVeacher Will be a dielician. ANASTASIA GRUNKEMEYER Prom Commll+ee '31: Annual SlaFF '32. S+asia, wifh her peaked lace and slender ligure. has graced Regina's halls for her whole high school career and has brlglrlened our hearts wilh her snappy remarks. Her sludles have never worrled her much because 01' her happy-go-lucky nalure and her love for 'Fun. And whal would we do willxoul Sfasia in English? Here's +0 +he lulfnllmenl of all your dreams. Anne, Nickname, Slasia Where found? Will: Jlmmy Wha+ doing? Drinking cokes By- word. Oh, la la. wee wee WWanls la be a sociely bird -Wlll be a model for Super Suds adl KATHERINE HAAS Curie Chemisfry Club '3l: Annual Slall: '32: Bank Teller '32: Latin Lilerary Club '32; Glee Club '32. A brighl and iolly class boosler. wilh lols of pep and school spirit is Kafherine. Dependable always. she is ready 51' any fime 'lo keep her many lrientis on some commillee planning eifher lor fun or lor work. And when H comes +0 academic honors. Kff'ry is always +here +0 Carry off her lull sharel Nickname. Ki++y mWhere found? In 'i'he library-Whaf doing? Wrifing poems with Marie-Bylword, Okee dolce --Wanf5 1'0 be a iournalisl-Will be a champion bowler of CInannai-i. .- Page Nineteen L - .- Page Twenty ,' for her life's iourney. Don'+ forgei' us, Ruih. ,. - .. .; . w.v.. . .- RUTH HOLTMAN Bank Telfer '32: Annual Svi'a'Fmt '32. Precious Things come in small packages. and Ruih is a living proof of H'H's. Ready +9 do. and anxious 'ro pleasel her popularify cannof help bu? remain. She is recognized by her sincere mildness and reficence, Rufh's avidify RM knowledge and s+abili+y of purpose argues well Nickname. Boofs Where 7'ound? Wifh Dof NickoF-Wha+ doing? Snor xng By-word, Aw, heckW-Wanis +0 be a dancer-Will be a minister +0 China. MAUREEN JANSEN Beacon Staff '30, '3'. '32; Class Secrefary '3l: Prom CommiHee '3I: Ring Commeee '3I: Curie Chemis+ry Club '3l: School Reporfer '32; President La+in Liferary C$ub r32: De '3' Circie Fenelon '32. Maureen Es known in aH for her sunny smile and pleasureAloving na+ure. Jus+ a slip of a gir! who can be ' Ihumorous, learned and iolly all in one, When Maureen 35 about be careful. Fesf you gef kicked, For dancing is her pe+ diversion, and incidenHy she also goes in 'For dramaficsA Goad luck Maureen, Nickname. Reen -v Where found? In her Ford --Whaf doing? Sixiy-five By-word, O. K. - Wanfs to be an aciress WiII be a miknisfer 'ro France, ROSALIA KAMPHAKE Baskefball '30; Las Floreci+as '3L A qufe+ and unassuming Miss. bu+ a +ruly ou+s+andfng classmafe. neverfheless, Rosalia is one of +he leaders in I fI-Ie Commercial Deperimeni. She Is a splendid +ypis+ Pnd always mee+s our reques+s for +yping any+hing and v everyfhing le-I her usual sweei smile. Rosalia, we 51m cerely hope Hwaf you will make a successful debuf in the F busineas World, and will realize ycur fondesf dreams. Nickname. Rose --Where found? In Hwe hecv tic circle WhawL doing? Playing +he Jew By-word. For goodness sake -Wan+s +0 be a designer WiII be a bug driven MARIE KERKHOFF Lafin Liferary Club '32: Curie Chemisfry Club '3l; Prom Commeee '3I. Sense and sensibility go hand in hand to make Marie a charming girl. Her funAloving nafure often brings H1af sunny smile and +hen welL see for yourself! Her combina+ion o'F blond hair and big brown eyes is iusf as unusual as is her naiure Perhaps Hix's is due fa H15 fad +haf she believes in H19 slogan. Variefy is Hue spice of life. 86er wishes. Marie. Nickname, Kerk -Where Jfound? Wifh Hue crowxiuWhaf doing? Eaf'lnq pofaio chips ' Wanfs +0 be a pianis'r-Will be wife d a crooner. .. ------ ----. ,.$$5$$$ .. - . n n . 9..qu ., w uWW u. -, -. .W. .Eenyu-Quuei-taegviia. .. u VIRGINIA LE PERE Beacon SfaH: '3l: Prom Commiitee '3I: Curie Chemisfry Club '31: LaHn Liferary Club '32: Bank Teller '32. Virginia's infelligence will surely help her affain a covefed posifion in +he business world. She is held in high esteem by her feachers for her excellent work and for He co-cpera+ion which she has shown 'In her four years th us. She is also a general favorHe among her schoolma+es due +0 her amiabie and cheerful disposifion. Here's ks success, Ginny! Nickname. Ginny 'Where found? Wi+h Dof Brinker'Whaf doing? Discu553ng pOI'IHCSWByV word. Horsefaafhers --Wanfs +0 be a secre- i'ary'Will be a librarian af Regina. BARBARA LIST Volley BaH '30. '3I, '32: Baskefball '30. 'Jl, '32: Las FlorecHas '31: Bank Teller '32: Annual SEW '32. Barbara is indeed cme of Hue bes+ afhlefes thin H16! porials of Regina. Through her skilled playing. in bofh volley ball and baske+ball. she has helped her Alma Mafer Jro affain vicfory in many a dlmculf game. Barbara 75 no+ only 'mown for her sporfsmanship, bu+ also for her congenial and lovable personalify. Besf wishes. Barbara! Nickname. Babs 'Where found? In gym- nasium'Whaf doing? Throwing baskets'By- word. No foolin' -Wan+s in be a secre+ary 'WiH be a +Igh+vrope walker. HELEN LOGAN Curie Chemis+ry Club '3l; Annual Sl'aff '32: Presldenf. Le Cercle Fenelon '32. If you are looking for a person bubbling over wifh Irish wH'. or if you are peering through 1hr: por+als for a gIri wi'rh flue giff of common sense. furn +0 uur Helen. Nof many girls puf forfh so much zes? and energy in 1l'l'neir work. ami sfill derive such an abundance of fun and enioymenf from if. May I015 o? happiness and 5UCCOSS come your way. Helen. Nickname. L'Iz -Where found? In audiforium 'Whaf doing? Planning a S'I'ere wifh K. Moran'By-word. VoHa'L-Wanfs +0 be a wanderer'WiH be a second Floyd Gibbons. ANNE MARTIN I Civic and Vocaiional League '3I: Prom Com- miHee '31; Presideni 0f Curie Chemisi'ry Club '32. One of our favorifes is cheerful and smiling Anne. Her opfimfsm has offer: Transformed maHers, weighing heaviiy upon hearfs o'f +he'ofher Seniors. Info +rivial maHers. Alfhough she knows her mafh from A 10 2 her las'r-minuie affempis +0 complefe her probiems are a daily occurrence. May you be abfe f0 solve life's problems as emcienHy. Anne! N?ckname, Jessu'Where found? WHh Mary Jo'Whai doing? Working math-By-word. Thai's absurd 'Wan+s +0 be a mafh profes- sor7Will be a Fussy landlady. 1 WWW ' ' '7 '7 'JW Page Tzevcut .Lu ! y-mre 4.$3 Ealaana-sa-53-na-sgagagesqna';wgg-l;-'a-a-.EE;E;ag';w.aw.5'gwlgggsg-qW Page T'wen ty- two KATH RYN MORAN Edifor-ln-Chief of Annual '32: Lalin Lilarary Club '32: Class Treasurer '3I: Prom Commiltec '3l; Ring Commiffee '3I: Curie Chemislly Club '3I: Assisfani Edilor of Beacon '30 Kafhryn is a happy comblnation of gravily and mirfh and her lovable quallfles Have won many hue friends. Efficiency and capabilify have secured forherihe coveled posilion of edifor o'F 1his Annual. Besides These dlslin- guishing traitsl her lame in oralorv is widespread Don'i forgel' +ha+ sparkling Irish wif which she is so proud to manifest Farewell. KiHy. and hearHesf wishes! Nlckname, KiHyH'Where foLInd? Mosl' any- where-Whaf doing? Discussing +he annual or polifics'ByAword, You liHle angel l?l ' Wanl's +0 be an orafor-Wlll be presldenf ol Hue Irish Free Sial'e, MARCELLA NELTNER Les FlorecH'as '3 l. Marcella is fhe forfunafe possessor of a cheerlul nafure and a happy dlsposifionl Alfhough she is no+ a wall flower, yef she minds her own business in lwer sweef lnirnila'ole way. And dld you say business ? She is heralded as a necessary elemen+ in all commerclal activi- liesl GoodeE. and good luck. Marcella! Nickname. Marqu'Where found? Al home WWhaf doing? Sleeping'By-word, Olm kid -Wanfs fo be a bookkeeper'Will be an Olympia swlmmer. DOROTHY NICKOL Curie Chemislry Club '3I: Bank Teller '32: Lafin Li+erary Club '32: Le Cercle Fenelon '32. Dof is a very pleasan+ and loyal Senior who is ever wllling +0 co-ope,ra+e in any aclivi+y. She always has a smile. no maHer where you see or meal her. Toge'lher wl+h defermlnafion and abilily. she has an unusual knack 'For +ransla+ing bo+h French and Lah'n. We are sure +315? Dorofhy will be successful. Nickname, Dc'r le1ere lound? In lhe audl- iorium-Whaf doing? Talking fo R, Hallman' Iy-word. O. K. -Wanfs 10 be a pharmaclsf wWill be a radio broadcas+er. NELDA NIEHAUS Beacon Reporler '29. '32: Beacon Staff '30; Edilor of Beacon '3l: Prom Commitiee '3I: Curie Chemistry Club '3I: Lafin Literary Club '32: Glee Club '32; School Reporler '32; Very acfive and helpful In all class adivifies is Nelda. She has by her diligenl' s+udy secured for herself a Hne scholas+ic record. And did you say baskelball? Ah. +here she is'an ardent class roofer. We surmise Hm? +hrough her iournalich capabilify she is bound to be a success. Good luck. Neldal Nickname. Pal -Where lound? With Ade- laide Niepor+e-What doing? Taiking'By- word, Thaf's a honey 'Wanfs +0 be a news- paper reporferJWill be an Eligible bachelor. ! f a. -. -...v..h u. -.u.-q.. u..-..h.-...- ADELAIDE NIEPORTE Beacon Sfaff '30: Prom Commiffee '3': Curie I Chemisfry Club '3l; Latin Liferary Club 32: Le Cercle Fenelan '32: Class Treasurer 32: :. Glee Club '32. , V Adelaide belongs 10 +he number of +hose quiet unv h assuming buf friendly characters who face everyfhing. gven a Lafin fesf wifh cairn endurance. She is always 'VwiHing +0 do her share in both class affairs and social adivifies. We know Hwaf her usehulness and amiabgliiy spells happiness. If is wifh reluctance +ha+ we see you leave us, Adelaide. Nickname: ??? --Where $ound? In a Nash-h What doing? Making plans-Bthord, Oh. shucks -Wan+s 10 be a millionaireuWiH be a nun. 1 I CATHERINE PETER Cur'xe Chemisfry Club '3f; Prom Comm'IHee '3l: La+in Li+erary Club'32: Le Cercle Fenelon f l3l: Bank Teller '32. f Cafherfne is one of our mos+ pleasant grads. Her popularH'y exiends +hrough all +he classes. and fhe raa- son? Her kindness and unfailing good will. No one ever 5' hears Cay refuse +0 help a skier in disfress. And how she can cheer! She is as esseniial fo a game of basket- ball as the ball Hself. The omens must surely bless Catherine for her lovely dfsposition, Nickname, Cay .-Where found? Wifh +he ganq-AWhaf doing? K'Idding-uBy-wcrd. Can you imagine +ha+? -Wanfs +0 be a secretary' vWiII be a balle+ dancer. CATHERINE PLOGMAN Las FIorecHas '3IA The acceptance of Cafherine's advice and suggesfions for having a good Hme is bound to be promable. Whiie she has nof dazzled any of us wi+h any phenomena! cuf- bursi of dynamic brain power. her achHy in fhe social and afhlefic Field is quHe pronounced. Bes+ wishes, Kafe. and may we mee+ you oHen! Nickname, KahanHWhere found? Af Grafers -Wha+ doing? Drinking sodashBvamd, No kiddin'h'hWanfs +0 be a sfenographer-Will be a beH hop. RUTH POEPPELMEEER Prom Commiffee '3!. Ruth is a hard and serious worker from 8:30 A. M. ft: 2:30 P. M. Ith The exception of +he lunch periocH, but upon her exH' from school she is a changed girl. The persisfence wifh which she seeks +he iyping awards indi- cafes her enduring qualify. Whafever she does, Ruth WI'H succeed. for she is earnes+ and diligent, yef 5.13M- hear+ed and happyAgo-IuckyV So long. Ru+h! Nickname, Fep -Where Found? Wifh Sfasia hWha+ doing? ChaffinghBvaoI-d. ? ? ? -- Wanfs +0 be happy-WIIF be MHzie Green's side kick. . .h; h; 2! Page Tweuty-three W- - - 'WWW' -- . --- -..- - -- - .3 Her amiable disposifion and seemingly everlas+ing smile. along th her capabiiHy as a siuclenJrI make her popular among bo+h pupils and +eachers. We know fhe fu+ure wIH be bright for you, Flossie, H: you receNe aH H16 1 . ; I ' RUTH RALEIGH 5 Curie Chemisiry Club '3I: Prom CommiHee '31: L55 Floreciias '3I: Class Vice-PresidEM ' 32: Presidenf ofCISLzylgg Qub '32; Glee . u . ' ' LiHle in s+a+ureubu+ oh. wha+ this Hny Miss can do! Nways cheerful. always gay and quife fond of cutting I up too, even when insects are concerned. RUH1 has ' proved herself a capablesmdgnf in every respect, What- ! ever her posifion in life may be, we hope +hai Hm fuiure I may hold as much success as was hers in the past Nickname. Ru+hie --Where iound? Wifh Doi EleigderYMifEalfldoing? Talkgng abiuinEgdt-er anti on 00 a payers - ykwor. rippey ' RWanfs +0 be a maih feacher-WI'H be a dis- i'urbing element 5 I' IDA MAE RAPEEN f Syzygy Club '3I. '32; Annud s+afF '3I '32: , Latin Literary Club132. '1 ' Sparkling brown eyes, a cheery greeHng. a sunny smHe-fha1'5 Ida Mae Shek one of Regina's mogi am- f $ bih'ous scholars and a promising young ariisf. Though . she s+udies hard she doesn'+ hack an air of jollHy and ' d merrimenf, +'or shek always prepared for a good Hme. ' Here are besf wTshes and a sincere Hope for your success. ' Ida Mae! - ! i Nickname. ??? --Where found? In biology ' room Wha+ doing? Pulling ou+ a grass- , hopper's eyes-By-word. Oh. Hecfor - ; Wanfs fa be an ar+i5+ WiH be a veferinarian. I f ; GRACE ROTTNER ,3 I Curie Chemisfry Club '3l; Lafin Liferary Club ' '32: Syzygy Club '32: Bank Teller '32. 1 Gram: a good example of gaye+y, is always wearing ' , a smHe, and upon coming in copfacf th her classma+es ' immediafely exfends her cheery greeting. Hi, pal. ' During +he course of her four years. she has appHed ' l herself ver well af her siudies and has shown an excel- y f I 'enf SpiTH by her parficipafion in 6H schod acfivH-ies, ? We predid a bri hf fufure for Grace. ! g f, Nicknama Gracie Where found? Around ' Sis+er Mary Ciemenf-Whaf doing? Talking l Byiword, '0. K. --Wan+s +0 be a governess . WiH be a pafroness of an orphanage. .4 l. I V '- . FLORENCE RUPP v , I ' ' Sponsor of Civic and VocaHonal League '3l: 1 Syzygy Club '3IE '3k2:TLIT+inI3L2i+erary CJub '32; ' I an e er . ! In Horence we have an example of a model Senior. ' I J I good wished you by your classn'nafes ' Nicknama Flossie -Where found? In Hue biology laboramrwwrm doing? Talking +0 4 Sisfer Pefronella Bvaord Sure Wan+s +0 be a Jreacher-Wiil be a fravelin sates- 9 I woman. ' '.- --.- . ; ----. - - ; - -.$: ;-:33$3?; ;: Page '1 uvmilv-fuur DOROTHY SCHABRUN Las Florecifas '29! '30. Doroihy's good spiri'r and willingness +0 help have proved a greal supporf lo Hie class. Nof only does she puf for+h eHor'rs for her own benefit bu? she is always eager +0 be of H15 grea+es+ assisfance lo her fellow- sfudenls. Her abilily in fine business classes predicts ihai life holds much in slore for her. Nickname. Dof -Where lound? Al Hie lype- wri+eriWIwa+ doing? Wrifing poelryiBy-word. Gee -Wan+s +0 be a slenographeriWill be ' a Fuller Brush saleswoman. MARY JO SCHRODER Orchesira '30; Beacon SlaFF '31: Curie Chem- istry Club '3l: Volley Ball Team '3I. '32: Lalin Lilerary Club '32-. Syzygy Club '32: Annual SfaH '32: Basketball Team '32. Who is if whose merry laugh is always heard. whose lame as a baskefball player is widespread. whose elfen- dance record is perfecl? Mary Jo is five name! Jo is very ambilious and will some day win for herself a promi- nenf place in the world. Sleacly, Mary Jo. keep your head erect and lei's hope! Nickname. Jo -Wl'iere found? In H19 corri- doriWha'r doing? LaughingiBy-word. AW- righf iWanis f0 be an Olympic championi Will be H16 world's champion giggler. W .. MARY SCHWALLIE Presidenf of Las Florecilas '3l: Curie Chemi islry Club '32: Banlx Teller '32: Annual SlaH: '32; Lalin Liferary Club '32. Here is one girl of our Senior Ciass who enioys com: plete salisladion while in soli+ude with her books. Her quiet. gentle manner immedialely puis one ai ease and makes many friends for her. We know thaf success will be yours. Mary. ior Hie world is nof so bad after all. Nickname, ??? iWhere found? in Hue sludy halliWhal' doing? Wai+ing for Adamay- By- wordl Up-ay -Wan+s is be a l'eaciler; Will be an animal Trainer, CLAIRE SHORTALL Curie Chemisfry Club '3l; Le Cercle Fenelon, '32: Lalin Lilerary Club '32. A Jtypical care-Free lass is Claire, whose only perplex- ing worry seems +0 be Library books and H16 dues +hereof. She is one who has acquirerj for herself H16 enviable reputation of a good sport. Claire is always a leader in her sludies, buf this does nol prevenl her Jfrom helping oihers. Good luck Claire! Nickname. Babe iWhere found? In +he librarinhal doing? ReadingH-By-word. Heci iWanfs +0 be a librarian-Will be a fancy ice skafer. Page Traventy-five TERESA STAGGE Curie Chemlslry Club '3l: Prom CommiHee '3l: La+in Liferary Club '32: Bank Teller '32: Annual Slag '32. Teresa is a quiet girl who alfrac'rs allenfion by Hie diligen? and conscientious manner ol applying hersell 10 her s+uclies. She has no! only achieved a high degree of excellence in mafhemal'ics. bul has likewise made a successful record in all her other studies. No maHer whai Teresa may do. we know H-ia+ she will be a credif 'ro Regina, Good luck Teresal Nickname. Thresa -Where iound? Wi+l1 Kalhleen Berman and Del Ader-Whai- do- ing? Lislening in aweaBy-wordi Like l don'f know wha+ -Wan+s lo be a secretarinill be a windaw washer in Carew Tower. MARY STEIDL.E Las Floreci+as Club '32. Mary is +he opfimis+ of Hie Senior Class of '32. All is always '0. K3 wi+h her. She is unpre+en+ious and agree- able. Her pleasan+ness is exfended lo allaFreshmen and Senior. alike. Her school spirit especially in Hue cheering line. will certainly be missed by Regina. We wish you good luck, Mary, anal plen'ly of H'. Nickname. Minnie v-Where found? Mos'l' any placeaWhaf doing? Mosf anyfhing-By- ward. Oh. my goodness aWanls +0 be a beauty operafor-Will be mayor of Norwood. ANN STEINER Curie Chemisfry Club '3l; Beacon SfaFF '3I: Annual Staff '3l: Latin Liferary Club '32: Glee Club '32: Class Presicfenf '32. Ann is loved and highly es+eemed by all +he class. Her favori+e s'thy is mafhemaflcs. and some day we will undoubledly hear fhal she is leaching Trig. The Class . of '32 owes much gralifude +0 Ann lor her competenf x'll-leadership. and we are con'liden'r +he+ she will be pm;- 'I perous in all her underlakingsl ' Nickname. 'Ann -aWhere found? In Hie oHice -Wha+ doing? Talking +0 Sis+er GraCEaBy- word. Lookee -Wan+s lo be a leacher 0'5 mafhaWill be a recluse. JEANNE SULLIVAN Beacon Sialiar '29: Curie Chemisfry Club '3I; Annual S'rafi '32: Bank Teller '32; Lafin Lifer- ary Club '32. Jeanne's traits of sinceri+y and perseverance are pres- enf in every pursuit She is We walking encyclopedia of +he Senior Class and is o-Hen called upon 1'0 render a Page Twentysix decision per+aining fo anyfhing from Annual work even lo Hie Hibernian Cause. Judging from appearances. one is no+ surprised lo learn Hwal her palron is Sf, Pairick. May you enioy a brillian+ career. Jeanne. and here's lo loads of happiness! Nickname, Gerf'KaWhere found? With MarfhaaWhaf doing? Lislening-aBy-word. Tha+'s nice -Wan+s +6 be a model house- wife-Will be a Swiss yodeler. $.3E5a;a51 a Neva .a- .Eeitgie'azh- u u u. .L v; ... .. u V... .L. w. u. -. I i MJJ V AGNES SWEENEY Prom CcmmiHee '31; Curie Chemisfry Club '3f: Las FIorecH'as Club '32. Aqnes' Winsome smile and charming personalify over rule obledions we may find. ' Ag and Jrrouble seem 'ro mee+ and mix fn+o one big heap of safisfach'on. 'For +ha+ disarming look of hers would furn even +he hardesf d hearfs, May you carry fhfs charm fhrough life. and here is 1'0 good luck. Ag ! Nickname. Sweetie uWhere 'Found'? In 'ihe Cellar-Wha+ doing? Eating sauerkrauf-By- word, Wallenu-Wanfs f0 be a nurseuWIH be a secre+ary +0 a Du+ch' lawyer. u.w-...w-.-.u. .- w. MARCELLA WALSH Curie Chemisfry Club '3I; Lafin Liferary Club. '32: Le Fenelon Circle '32. Marcella has abouf her quainf ways, a certain charm which you find In her noble and generous heart. N- ?hough her smile is +?m'vd, she is sweef 'I'o you no maHer whaf occurs. Her friendship is Hue kind soughf for by everyoneu as if Jasfs 1hrough fhick and Hwin. Wifh her siore of knoerdge. Marcella will ever s+rive +0 51H H1e mark of fame. Nickname, MarHuWhere bund? In fhe librarquhaf doing? ReadinguBy-wordu Would you believe i+? uWarWs +0 be an aviafrixuWill be an opera singer. :3 $5 7.5; f 959' x THERESA WATKINS '32: Le Cercle Fenelon '32. ; Our beloved HH'Ie Theresa possesses a knowledge of wit a greaf big smile and an abundance of curly locks. She is also one of uur clever senorifas from sunny Spain. i and in +he Business Deparfmenf her abiIi-I'y is well known. We 5H have greaf confidence in Tede. and with her H13 besf of luck through Jrhe coming years. Nickname. Tede -Where 'Tound7 In Hue cafeferiauWh-af doing? Eafing peanufsuBy- word. Ah. ner+z -Wanfs to be a priva+e sec- re+arquill be a s+reef cleaner. KATHERINE WORDEMAN Vice-Presidenf of Class of 3l: Prom Commif- fee '3l; Ring CommiHee '3I. Here we have our pal. Kafherine Wordeman, known in an by her friendly smHe and sweef personali2y. If vou ever wan? informaHon concerning +he mechanism of big business. ius? ask 'IK'IH'y. H' '15 wi+h reluctance Hwa+ we say Goodbyeu and all join in wishing you luck in the world, HKiirfy. Nickname. HKi++y uWhere found? In Nick and Jim'SuWha'u doing? Gabbinngyword, Ohu me'u-uWanfs to be a bookkeeperuWiH be a Real Silk Hosiery saleslady. L Wu u u u u WWW Page Tti'yuty-seven MARIE WUEST Prom CommIHee '3 I . Marie has a pleasing personalify and is always looking for a good +Ime. She is full 0; hm and has a smile for anyone she meefs. You can always have a good Hme wifh Babe. She loves fo dance and never loses a chance to gef a sfep in any Hme. Nickname, Babe -Where found? In English roem-Whaf doing? Closing window5e8y- wordi Nerfz eWan+s +0 be a sfenographer --Will be a famous dancer. MARIE WYRWOL Annual SfaH '3I; Curie Chemis+ry Club '3'. CIVIC and Vocational League Sponsor '32: Lafin Li+erary Club '32; Glee Club '32; Bank Teller '32. H you have really become acquainfed with Marie, you know fha+ she possesses fhe qualHies, boH-I of leInqness 10 do and +ha+ of cheerfulness while doing. Throughou+ her years wiih us. she has puf forfh a grea+ ewFFort which in refurn has won 'For her +he esfeem of +eachers and classmafes. Good luck. Mark! Nickname. Ree FWhere 'Found? In Hue s+udy halleWhaf doing? Looking up b7q words-Bvaord, Oh. heck -7Wan+s To be a novelfsfeWili be a snooping de+ecflvee CLASS PROPHECY All aboard! All aboard! Bon voyage on +he good ship Levia+han. The crowd is surging up +he gangplankefears and smiles alike depicf +he emo+ions of fhe +ravelers. Much aHenHon is cen+ered upon +hree eminen+ mafrons. Mrs. Perry Rascobe wife of Hue presen+ governor of New York; Mrs. Clark Gable, wife of +he famous aCJror, .and Mrs. Alfred Smifh Jr.. wife of +he Democrafic candidafe for Pesidency of +he U. S.ewho are none ofher +han ourselves. Jeanne Sullivan. Kafhleen Berman and Kafhryn Morani respec- +iver. Our joy knows no bounds as we have conscien+iously $uHilled +he +rysf which we so solemnly made Jren years ago. as seniors of I932. In our menage is Doro+hy Ader. +he much-loved nurse of Hue IiHle Gables. Rascobs and Smifhs: performing Hue fundions of eFFicienf secretary is Dorothy Geiger. who also 'Fincls pleasure in amusing +he H'H'Ie ones wH'h her marvelous dex+erify 8+ Hwe piano. lnvi+ed +0 dine 5+ +he officer's +able for dinner, we were agreeably sur- prised f0 find Cafherine Pe+er performing +he role of hos+ess of +he wife of Capt Grant The en+er+ainers ow +he evening were Florence Rupp, who gave t 7' e --e-ee -A-.A wi eeeeemeieie '- WWWWMW vw Page Twentyer'gh! .. . rWu--4WFW..- eeeeeeee-..x9-:WW$WW.--.------e.-...k-.9343. ' - eee -- -.e -. e1 .5 zI-L-Segeg-egegegageaegeges-tn ?- I i e. -e 4m - . . eeee--vc.'v5ev.WM.. Wee.W1-Wu.a.e eeew-ff her inierpreiaiion of +he HDying Swan. and Doroihy Schrabrun. who gave several excellen+ selecfions from her reperi'oire of poems; Tha+ same evening while dancing. we made +he acquainfance of Prince Ali Bendo. whose abilHy as a crysfal gazer is world known. Since we were anxious +0 know how our feilow sfudenfs had Faired. we made an appoin+men+ wifh him for Jrhe foilowing day. Confrary +0 our usual code of living. we were on deck 10 enioy a gorgeous sunrise. As the ship sfeadily cu+ i+s pa+h +hrough +he wave-+ossed ocean. +0 our greaf delight +he Prince began his seance. Oh. wha+ reveiafions! Were we surprised +0 learn fheiL Posey Carney is liferally coining money as a peanufevender in Sf. Mark's Square. Venice. Haly? Doroihy Nickel is now opera+ing a boarding house in an ancien+ French chafeau. wi'rh Adelaide Nieporie ins+alled as chinac housekeeper. DespHe Jrhe eFiorfs of Anne Mar+in as Mayor of +he disfricf +0 ousf +hese fransgressors of French digni+y. +heir lawyer, Mary Jo Schroder. by her skiilful con+rivance of law. enables +hem +0 confinue in +heir Americaniclea of big business. Our hopes are almosi blesfed when +he Prince declares fhaf +he crys+al has suddenly become dim. However, a generous reimbursemen+ sfrangely fends +0 illumina+e +he darkened crys+al beyond concepfion. Ah. says he, HI see . . . I see across +he vas+ expanse of wafers iwo refiring figures pensively garbed in Jrhe robes of Char-i-+y. l canno+ see . . . yes. +hey are appearing . . . one. Anne Sieiner. seems +0 be +he name. and ah. yes, fhai gay Anastasia . . . Grunk-eemeyer. earnesily fulfilling +heir mission in Shanghai. Recrossing +he Pacific we learn +ha+ Virginia Doherfy is an able sales- woman of +he Reming+on Typeerer Co. . . . If may be inferesiing +0 know +ha+ she is considered by Hie president EdiJrh Emmerich. +0 be an invaluable asse+ +0 ihe company. Good old Broadway makes Maureen Jansen famous. Assis+ed by +he able i'uieiage of Ru+h Hol+manl a secomd Helen Kane iBooprboop-a-dooi +heir Jrroupe has me+ wifh infernafional renown. Their engagemen+s a+ +he mosi exclusive +heafers are due +0 Jrhe Hreless eHorfs of Mary Schwaliie. +heir booking agent whose residence is 6+ +he presen+ +ime in gay Paree, Regina's Cooking Class of '32 is very capably represenfed af Coney island by Mary Bruewer and Marie Wuesf. who ca+er very flourishingly +0 5 large hamburger frade. They are consi'anfly visifed by Nelda Niehaus who makes +he merryigoeround. Marie Wyrwol has done much for mouih cleanliness in Brooklyn by fhe es+ablishmen+ of Jrhe Wyrwol Denial Clinic. Supporhng +his noble cause is Doro'rhy Brinker who cleans +he +ee+h of +he public and 6+ +he same +ime swells fhe Wyrwol pocke+book wi+h her eloquence. Sylvia Cuni is +he s+aH dodor of +his company. So inieresfed were we in Jrhe iorebodings oi fhe Prince. +ha+ we unani- mously agree +0 disregard +he fee bell. The crysial now held for him Jrhe vision of Ciair Shorfally who is gloa+ing over Jrhe success oi her acirsnL novel. Love Among +he Roses. which is being published by Alfhaus 8: Co. We are very pleased +0 learn from +he Prince Thai Rufh Mary, our old chum. has risen +0 such fame among Chicago's publishers. In +he same ci+y. Teresa S+agge is earnesfly endeavoring +0 make her mea'r-paciting business a I . Page Twenty-nine +hriving indus+ry. Noi' far dis+an+ in one of +he mos+ exclusive suburbs lives Mary Sfeidle. who is +he wife of Pa+ Crowley. Jr., +he famous railroad execufive. One surprise aH-er ano+heraI A+ +he Smi+hsonian lins+i+u+ey Marcella Walsh is earning her daily bread by expounding Jrhe merHs o'F Ida Mae Rapienis works o'F arf. Marie Kerkoii i5 furnishing +he en+er+ainmen+ by fickling Jrhe ivories and is surrounded by a group 0i hopeful young men In +he Roxy Thea+er we no+ice +ha+ Kaiherine Wordeman is making use of her mafhemafical abiliiy. for she has aHained +he posifion oi check-room girl. One of Jrhe pafronesses oi Jrhe fheafer is Marcella NeHner. who graces +he sfage wiih her marvelous voice. The headliner for Jrhe following week is +0 be a burlesque drama+iza+ion of Sirange lnferlude by Kafe Plogman. Leaping +0 +he wilds of Africa, we are informed Jrhai' Theresa Wa+kins and Berna Connelly are ardenf enfhusias+s oi bagging rare game for ihe benefif oi +he Cincinna'ii Zoo. Kafherine Haas makes many embarrassing sifuafions comparafively simple by her fluenf in+erpre+a+ion oi +he na+ive language. The hun+ing par'ry frequenf +he home of Princess Noki Goke. formerly Ag Sweeney oi Pleasani Ridge. Her spacious villa is gorgeously sef among coconuf Jrrees on fhe shores of +he Zambesi River. Marceila Carroll, loyal +0 Jrhe naiive healih of her ancesiors. is enduring +he perilous life of a fisherwoman off ihe coasi of Ireland, Sharing +his nau+ical frame of mind is Ruih Raleighy Jrhe firsi woman +0 aHain Jrhe dis- +inc+ion of crossing +he Aflaniic alone in a mo+or boat Si+ua+ed in a quain+ Swiss hamie+ is Rosalie Garfner. who has become pleasingly plump from +he consumpfion of Jrhe holes in +ha+ cheese which she is now manufaduring on a large scale. Very chic in her mafron's aHire is Rufh Poeppeimeier. who is charife ably engaged in works oi reform aJr Sing Sing; H' is our belie'i +ha+ Rufh acquired Jrhis posiiion fhrough fhe eFioris of Grace RoHner. +he wife of Warden Dinglehooier ancl mofher of lifHe Adolph, Prince Ali Bendo now informs us ihai we may see and hear Virginia Le Pere over +he nai'ion chainy giving The priceless'advice of millions of :ove-sick maidens. We envy Rosalia Kamphake and Barbara Lis+ on +heir having used so discreefly +heir high school experience foward +he invenHoin of Hrunnerless Siik hose. Only one of our classmaies missing and +he crys+al run dry. Due +0 Jrhe singulariiy of number a small so and so almos+ miraculously brings 1'0 +he beedimmed eyes of H16 Prince one faini giimmer. Who is fhis missing member of our chain of graduafes? Who could H be bu+ Helen Logan. +he renowned war correspondenf who keeps us in- iormed of war maneuvers abroad. We. +he +hree muske'reers oi Regina's class of '32, are elaied +0 have held so sfeadias'rly +0 +ha'r girlhood +rys+ oi reunion and +0 vision Jrhe realiza- iion oi our dreams in the success of our classma+es. We Call down +he blessing of heaven upon each and every one of +hose T'iHy greduafes. and we sincerely hope +ha+ all will cherish +he memories of +heir beioveci Alma Meier +hrough +he chaos of +ime. Kaihryn Moran, '32. Kafhleen Berman. '32, Jeanne Sullivan, '32. Page Thirty ewn-w-e-yeeee'. ee. eeeeee eeeu-w-w-ee-r -- i, l f I OUR PETITION f Nol long ago. iusl four shor'r years. We assembled here lo learn; New +hough+s, new joys. unaccus+omecl fears. l Each +ook her share, in +urn! l ' Such s+range encounfers did arise. Quife dll'FiCuH +0 meef; l Bulr in each one was emphasized The pafh frod by His feel. ' f And now we Find +ha+ we musl' parl', Good friends. olcl friends of yore: Bul nOw-lells kneel. and in each heart Lel's pray 'For one +hing more! Lefls ask Our Queen in Heaven above, Our ideals +0 uphold; Lef morlals no+ ransack +he love. Her flock has slriven +0 mould. Dorolhy Geiger, '32. mm MEMORIES A high school en+ryenone young glrl e A s+ack of books. a uniform lnifialion-vnew friends. a few, New year exams and finals. +00, l A brighf new He. a merry song. A place on +he feameanoJrher year gonel Visions of a prochhoice of a ring, And all of +he joys +ha+ a Hwircl year can bring. A dignified feelingeexcHemenJr galore. Picfures, +he annual. +he class play ancl more. A sfalely young miss in cap and gown! And as flue graduafe passes along. She is greeled by all will : blessing and song. Anne Marlin, '32, .o Page Thirty-one '. CLASS WILL We. +he said Senior Class of '32 of Regina High School, Cily of Norwood. Coun+y oi Hamilfoni S+a+e of Ohio, being abou+ four years of age and of sound and disposing mind and memory. do make and declare +his our lamL will and fes+ameni We do devise and bequealh Jrhe following: Firs+2 To Fa+her O'Connor we give and bequealh our speaking ancl isinging abilily wilh slress on Jrhe singing. Also we leave all +he love and respec'r we bear him for his un+iring effort. kindness and co-opera+ion foward fhe molding of our characler and +he lurlhering of our religious educa+ion. S'econdti Ii: +he Faculfy: who have Jrried unceasingly lo inerill in us a frue and loylalf'ChrisHan spirit we bequea+h our hearHeH love, respecf and gralifuole wifh +he sincere hope +ha+ i'heir lufure endeavors will fall on soil iuslr as fer+ile as +ha+ of +he Class 0? '32. Third: A. To our successors all our honor. blufling abiliiy. polka-dol' +ies, rouge lpro and conl and our daily brilliani oralorical displays in English. as good as new. B. Also our comeliness. nealness of uniform. cleverness. good behavior, iniiialive and our abilily 1'0 acquire knowledge and all available informalion and gossip. C. We also solemnly presenl our firs+ place in +he bread line wifh ierveni hopes +ha+ +hey will be more successful in geHing gravy +han l'heir predecessors. Four'ih: We dedicale +he library for ihe edificalion of fhe olher classes and all lufure numbskulls. FiHh: We reques+ +ha+ upon our deparfure. a lolly monumenl be erecled in fhe main corridor by +he Class of '34 +0 commemorafe our high achieve- menfs which our ardenl school spirif has made possible. Sixlh: Last loul nof least we give is +he freshmen our affempl's +0 main- l'ain +he high slandards of Regina. wiih Jrhe solemn iniuncfion +ha+ +hey mainfain +heir dignHy as gracefully as we. fhe Class of '32. The following individual bequesfs are made +0 whomsoever lhe execufor of lhis documenl deems necessary: Ader: My share of Fish odor?? Al+haus: The gold in my hair. Berman: All my in+elligence and high grades. Brinker: My famous giggle. Bruewer: My small s+a+ure and overworked hair pins. Carney: My yawns in Geography Class. Carroll: My Jewish mannerisms. Connelly: My bo+hersome +resses. Cour+o+z My sen+imen+ali+y. Cuni: My n'l'rig and bug abiliiy. Doher'ly: My genfle voice. Page Th irty-tzvo we-g-e-n-ug-ue .- -. w l p r Emmerich: My speed in +yping. Gar+ner: My business abilH-y. Geiger: My prompfness a+ +he sound of +he buzzer??? Grunkemeyer: One dafe wi+h JM. Haas: My broad vocabulary. Honan: My ear rings. Jansen: My singing abiIH'y. Kamphake: My Ien'l'en resolu+ions. Kerkho'FF: My school-girl complexion. Lisf: My pep and locks. Le Perez My ever-ready smile and greefing. Logan: My up and up French. Marfin: My correci decisions in English. Moran: My Irish wif and ora+orica1 abilHy. NeHner: My reservedness. Nickol: My sea+ in Religion. Niehaus: My knowledge of Laiin. Nieporfe: My love for +he faculfy. Plogman: My love for school LU Poeppelmeier: My affeci'ion for Sfacia. Pefer: My pleasan+ personali'ry. Raleigh: My popularify. Ro-H'ner: My famous s+ride. Rupp: My scholas+ic abilHy. Rapien: My speed in falking. Shorfall: My library dues. Sweeney: My +yp'lcai Irish eyes. Schwallie: My obedience +0 rule. Schroder: My afhleiic abili+y. S+einer: My posHion of class president Sfeidle: My care-free ways. Sullivan: My high marks in class work. S+agge: My blushes. Schabrun: My sfudiousness. Wordeman: All my phone calls. Wa+kins: My curly hair. Wyrwol: My works of arf. Walsh: My loyalfy +0 my friends. Wuesh My falking abilii'y. Signed. Las+2 We exfend our sincere wishes of hearfy success +0 our successors, and we will gladly co-operafe wifh +hem as Alumnae. As adminisfraJror of our es+a+e. we hereby appoin+ S'isher Mary Grace. our Principal. THE CLASS OF '32. Ka+hryn Moran. '32, Jeanne Sullivan. '32. Ka+hleen Berman. '32. Page Thirtyfhree' JUST IMAGINE Imagine Ann S+einer wifhoqu her winning smile. And KiHy Wordeman nof playing wiH'I her file, Imagine Teresa Slagge ever being lafe 'For school. And Rife Ahlers ever playing +he fool. Imagine Mary CourfmL very fall and Hun, And Mary Jo Schroder wilhouf her vim. Imagine Claire Shorfall ever being rude. And Kafhleen Berman ever +0 in+rude. Imagine Ida Mae Rapien wi+h very ugly +ee+h. And Thelma Heheman wi+h0u+ her a'Hernoon sleep. Imagine Maureen Jansen il she couldnll enferlain. And Helen Logan giving up a flung in vain Imagine Anna Grunkemeyer thoul her line of Challer, Why. we would all wonder wha+ was +he mailer. l Suppose Do+ Geiger gave up +ickling +he keys. And Doro+hy Schabrun were on a pair o'l sld'ls. Suppose Mary Bruewer would dye her hair red, And Ka+herine Haas +hough+ +ha+ Herberf Hoover was dead. Suppose Adelaide Nieporie would have sfolen Hue class money, And Rulh Kramer were nof so everlasfingly funny. Suppose Posey Carney would lorgef +0 sneeze in school. And Sylvia Cuni would fransgress +he golden rule. Suppose Rosalia Kamphake wouldn'+ ask such silly quesfions. And Ru+h Raleigh wouldn'+ dress +0 The fashions. Suppose Gin Doherly always wore her glasses. And Rufh Poeppelmeier each day heard live masses. Suppose Ag Sweeney would roof for lhe Dufch. Well. +ha+ would be asking enlirely +00 much. Fancy Mary Schwallie making a lo? of noise. And Doro+hy Brinker lacking her well-known poise. Fancy EdH'l'I Emmerich eating Irish slew. And Barbara Lis+ suddenly very blue. Fancy Mary S+eidle imifal'ing Floyd Gibbons, And Berna Connelly garbed in Hashy ribbons. Fancy Rulh Mary Alfhaus not saying a word. And Jeanne Sullivan 0qu cafching a bird. Fancy Virginia Le Pere on Regina's school feam. And Mary Wuesl making a very s+raigh+ seam. Fancy Kafherine Moran on fhe Albee slage. And Grace RoHner acHng her age. Fancy Tede Walkins going on a diet Why. +here cerfainly would be a riot lmagine Doro+l1y Ader Hunking her Senior year. And Marcella Nel+ner drinking a can of beer. Imagine Rulh Honan no+ wearing her earrings. And Marcella Walsh wearing a Purcell Hig'n rlng. Imagine Ann Marlin playing marbles 5n H16 s'rreef. And Dorofhy Nichol nol ever being nea+. ' Imagine Marcella Carroll having black, sfraggly hair. And Kafherine Pe+ers nof healing everyone lair. Imagine Marie Wyrwol nof being able +0 paint And Nelda Niehaus ever saying ain't Imagine Rosalia Garfner ealing lunch of Regina High. And Marie KerkhoH ge'Hing a black eye. Imagine Kafherine Plogman as fhe aulhor 01E lhis verse, Well. youlll all say I have heard worse. Ka+herine Plogman. '32. JUNIORS JUNIOR A L6H +0 right Upper Row Anna Mae Niebuer, Rufh Best Lorrax'ne Maus, Mary Cafherine Gurren, Florence Riesbeckl V.. Second Row Adamay Davis. Madefine HOH, Rquh Marie PaHman, Dolores Cassinelli. Mildred Miller. Third Row-v-Rosemary Rheude. Mary AnneHe Sfeible, Dolores Klump. Rose- mary McCarfhy. Ru+h Bel'urends Elizabe+h Sack. Marion Honkamp. Fourfh Row-Gerfrude Drucker. Marfha Greiwe. ColeHe Kyiius, Evelyn Poeppelmeier. Marie Abraham Jane Peih. Mildred HoHerman, Lorraine FroeHcher. Page Thirty-six A 5.3.;A .. JUNIOR A Juniors.Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! We. Hue Juniors of Regina, are s+iH managing +0 s+ruggle along +owards our goal. We are proud of our Regina High School and are happy +0 be counfed among H5 s+uden+s. In our +hird year we encoun+ered diHicuH lessons. yef we never gave up +he fask. English. LaHn, Chemis+ry and Hisfory are +he principal subieds which we have Jrriecl +0 mas+er, In memory 01c George Washingfon's 200+h birfhday anniversary. +he members o'F +he English Class were en+er+ained wifh an appropriafe play and shor+ seledions by some of +heir fellow-classmares. Cicero is Jrhe classic; which fhe Lafin s+uden+s are always ready f0 franslafe. Chemis+ry is a mosf Iaborious subjecf: however. we enjoyed our work. and soon found +ime +0 presen+ +0 +he sfudenJrs of Hue BioIogy class and +0 members ofi+he raculfy a shor+ program. consiang of a showL play composed by one of our peppy Juniors. As s+udenfs of Modern Hisfory, we +ook Jrravels +hr0ugh such coun+ries as France and England. Germany and Ausfria. as well as Haly. Spain and Russia. We became acquainfed wi+h many nofables o? his+ory. Louis XIV. Pefer +he Great Mary Tudor. and scores of o+hers whose names have become immortalized. A greaf many of fhe sfudenfs have underfaken Jrhe work of +ha+ of a business woman. LeJr's give +hree cheers for +he success of each and every one of Jrhem! We were happy in having +he privilege of preparing our Chris+mas parer for our feHow-sfudenfsean even+ which proved +0 be quire a success. A perficipan+s in +he minsrrel were selecfed from H1e Junior Classr Now one loud appIause +0 show your appreciahon for +heir endeavors. The coming year holds for us many opporfunifies. Here's hoping we'll be able +0 succeed and follow 'In +he fooJrereps of our I932 Seniors.I f Dolores Klump. '33. ' QSXW r l r I g ; Eszmgameppmw,aeppmwemuzpmawamaga. Esemfn Page Thirty-swen JUNIOR 8 Lef'r f0 right Upper Rothirg'mia Urlage, Anna Hart Hilda Knesa Rufh Reddingfon. Dorofhy Feldhaus. Second Rowkwrginia Wells. Adele SchonhoH, Ger+rude BieH. Virginia Kolkmeyer. Elizabeih Geisman. Mary C. Hopkins. Third Row Mary Erbachen Grace Griffin, Rosella Hanney. Margare+ Hei'ri haus Mary Jane Fischer. Geraldine Schaefer. Fourfh Row C1aire'Burd1Ck, Eigeen Lofz. Miriam Schneider, MargarmL Grimm. Mary Pefers. Mary Arms+rong, Lorayne Collins. Page Thi'rty-cight . '- 1.. .Qeassixseewaie.ggm u. u. -.. be l l JUNIOR B BRIEF DIARY S'eplember. l93l. Dear Diary: Here we are, back al dear Regina +0 begln +he mosl' evenHul year of our high school career. Wi+h grim deferminahon we selL 0qu +0 make a huge success of all our undertakings. Oclober. I93I. The firs+ duly assigned lo us is +he managemenf of our school paperl I I'he Beacon. We decide +ha+ as long as we are +0 have +his honor we shall do if as well as Jrhose before us. hc nmL befler, for we cannol' af'lorcl +0 be called slackers. Our llrsl issue is published and +hen and +here we gain enough sell-Conllclence +0 carry us lhrough +he year. Our undertaking. a succeSS! November, l93l. Class rings! Wha+ a sensa+ion 10 feel these symbols ol Regina on our +hird finger! My, louf we feel imporlanll December, l93l. Al lhe gala Chrisl'mas parfy, we Juniors display our abilify as Darkies. for we presenf lhe Regina MinsfreleHes. wifh Ru'l'h Penny af Jrhe helm. Everyone enjoys i+ immensely, and a good lime E5 had by all. I? you doubf us. jusiL ask any one of +he girls. And as l'Lily would say. Thal's anolher leafher in our cap.H January, I932. Volley ball and championship! These Jrwo words are closely conneded wi'rh us Juniors. for during Jrhis monlh we are pronounced champions. aHer having defeafed lhe ofher classes. Who said +ha+ +here are no a+hlefes in our class? ' February. I932. I hear +he bees ahumming. Wifh fhe organizallon ol: a Glee Club. the various Juniors who were admiHed can be heard laboriously pracficing fhis refrain. Really. +hey're doing fine. and we hope +ha+ +hey will be a credi+ +0 The club. March, I932 The inframural games are halting place. buf we Juniors are having a +errible lime. We have excelled in volley ball. bu+ in baskef ballawell. we're nol' so good. H's all over. and we offer our congra+ula+ions f0 fhe Freshmen. who cerl'ainly deserve +helr Hfle Of Champions. April. I932. The Prom.I We enjoy a lovely evening in +he familiar surroundings of our dear Alma Mafer. dancing and chaHing. and having a gay lime. Girls. in dain+y evening gowns, parade +he hall wilh +he'lr escorts. as once more a Junior prom is held. May. I932. Wifh commencemenl exercises and fond adieus. a happy year is broughf +0 an abrupf close. I Geraldine Schaefer, '33. Page Thirty-nine l l PARTING , I The lasl link in our chain ol: four 1 $ Has been comple+eol all +00 soon: 1 We've come as o+l1er gradsll of yore l j To days of parling a sad doom. 3 'l . ll's lime 'l'o blcl farewell lo all l- ! Thaf's clear lo each and every hearl. l .l Each sunny room. He chapel. hall 9; ; Hold mem'rles lhal shall ne'er deparl. i l l To all +he Sis+ers i+'s Adieu. ll ; Even +hougl1 +hey're far away. : ; Their goodness, kindness. sweefness. +00, ' g O'er all our hear+s wlll e'er hold sway, l l , Ancl grads? We've passed lhrough on and sorrow. ' I We've been grea+ pals +0 one anolher, 5 And +hough our palhs parl on lhe morrow, t, We slill have friendships like no olher. l Loved Alma Ma+er, we pledge +hls day Always +0 be your daughlers loyal. ' To follow e'er H16 rlghleous way . '9 Thy shield prolecl us ln lhe brolll We'll bear your blue and silver. +00. 'l Regina. we will +ry +0 be I All +ha+ is noblel kind and +rue, We'll +ry. we Seniors lll+y-+hree. hNelda Nlehaus, '32. Page Forty yr SOPHOMORES -..-..-..e..-s.-..1 WW. 2?: ;-.; :. - -. - SOPHOMORE A Leff +0 right Upper Row Marion SpelFen Rosemary Rolfes Florence Duffy: BeHy Jayne Schroder. Mary Jane EHioH, Third Row Helen Piepmeyer. Clara Maier. Mary Wesfendorf, Mildred Romes Dolores Wigbels. Dolores S'chwab. Second ROWFBG'H'y Kuebler, Jane Cuni. Virginia Tepe. BeHy Weisbrod. Mary Cafherine Shannon, Doro+hy Schulz. Firs+ Row-Elizabefh Nol+e, Vincenza CInquina. Lucille Marf'lm Marfha Sfuhli reyer. CharloHe KerkhoFF. Ru+h Aus+, Helen Raleigh. Page Forfy-tie'o . ! i J J I I J SOPHOMORE'A Do you know us? Well. we are no+ dignified enough i'o be Seniors. no+ aciive enough +0 be Juniorsi a liHle +00 infelligenf +0 be Freshies, so we musi be Sophomores. H seems as Jrhough all fhe oiher classes have some ou+sfanding social affair +0 which +hey may look forwardeihe Freshies, +0 fheir iniiiafion: Hie Juniors. +0 +heir Chrisimas pariy and prom; Jrhe Seniors. +0 +heir graduafion e buf we poor Sophies have nofhing oi +ha+ iype in view. We have worked diligenHy a+ +he s+udies which we ihoughf we could never get info our heads. bui 1'th we have had some pleasan+ +imesi +00. +0 oHsei +he weary hours speni' on geome+ry and Caesar. A glance a'i our records will show +he success wifh which our efforts have been crowned. We are thrilled +0 +hink Thai nexi year we shaH be Juniors. and we are looking forward Jro +he more dthicuH problems which will Jrhen confronf us. Lei- us hope ihai we shall be Jrogeiher again in Sep+ember for anoiher year. as happy as fhis one. during which we have beeii Sophomores af Regina. CharloHe KerkhofF. '34. WW9 ..:-.;:.ae;...;-;-g-5-g.e;f Page Forty-three WW .... . . I SOPHOMORE B LeH +0 righf: Upper Row Margare+ Schneider, Adelma Or+man. Helen Schomaker. Mary Grace Walsh. Agnes Devaney. Third Row Angela Cassinelll, Virgim'a Huelsman. Clare Dappen Clara Schrand. era DieseL Rufh Baker. Second Row-Helen Mae Jos+wor+h. Jane Hinds. Marie Heinlen, Kafherine Klein, Es+er SageL Margarei Muellen Ru+h Garfner. Firs? Row Virginia Monaham Mary Kel!ner Blanche Cramer. Jane Gray: Marfha Connelly, Margaref KoHIng. Rufl'x Weber. Mary Lambert Page Fortyfour SOPHOMORE B With high ambifion. energehc spirifs and considerable bashfulness, we en+ered Regina ero years ago. From +he depfhs of houble and misforfune as Freshfes. we Came forfh smiling and vicforious. In +he early par+ o'F our second year if was evidenf +ha+ Sophomore B was one of Jrhose rafher rare classes +ha+ are almos+ perfecHy balanced A resume of HS ac+ivi+ies since Sepfember will confirm +his opinion. H is no'I' a class which parficularly sfresses one line of achvifye +0 +he exclusion and negled of all eise. buf H has represenfafives in every branch of school endeavore Some of +he class have proved +0 be valuable members of +he volley ball and baskef ball +eams; o+hers display +heir musical +alen+ in +he orchesfra. whHe no+ a few of our names appear regularly on +he Honor ROH. We are proud wand ius+ly so. we +hinlq of +he work we have accom- plished during fhe pasf +wo years. and we hope +0 do as well, if r101L be'Her. during +he nex+ year. which we shall spend af Regina as Juniors. Clare Dappere '34. mm .. Page Forry-five . .J3r. SOPHOMORE C Le'H' +0 right Upper Row Mary SchmHZ. Ellen Neubauer, Margare+ Hag- erfy, Dorony Bauer. Mildred Nickum. Clarice SchenzV Second Row Marian Degenharf. Mildred Schulfz, Helen Pol'xlman Kafhleen Reynolds. Vera Pady. Gladys Boggano. Third Row S hirfey FauceH. Ca+herine Delor. LoreHa S+eman. Margaref Rieger. Mary Jane Downey, Irma Fischer. Marforie EHis. Fourfh Rovaary Cafherine West CaH'merine Schwanecke, Mary Ca+herine Cowam Mary Louise Paffom Dolores Pahls, Laura Schuler. Bernice Kruse. Helen Lu+24 Page Farty-xi.r SOPHOMORE C May we in+roduce ourselves as He Sophomore Business Class of I932? We are flue s+uden'rs who are preparing for a business career. Regina is helping US +0 secure a posi+ion in +he business world. During H18 pasf year we have been acquain+ed wifh +yping. 5hor+hand and business English. These s+udies. once Our foes. are now our warm friends. This course has been rafher hard. bu+ wi+h Hue hePp and encouragemenf 0F +he kind Sierers, we have succeeded. During +his year we have learned +he fru'fh oJF a verse in one of Long- feHow's poems: The heigh+s by grea+ men reached and kep+, Were nof aH'ained by sudden Highf: Buf +hey, wh'wle Their companions siept Were +oiling upward in +he night The field 0? our Alma Mafer's feachings was nof limHed +0 imparfing secular knowledge. She has faughf us how +0 live good and pure iives; from her we have learned +he +rue Chrisi-ian standards: from her we have learned +0 be noble and true. By feaching us Hwese Wings. she has prepared us JFor any course in life +ha+ we may choose +0 follow. Marian Degenharf, '34. ' mm Page Forty-Jeven 209. szis I 3E0 Ii. .. --5$$-5-.. 7 7 2559; --g-.A Page Fariy-m'yltf FRESHMEN Page Fifty FRESHMAN A LeH +0 right Upper RowHMary Eleanor Phillips, Elizabeih Surkamp. Terese Devins. CharloHe Ruwe. Nafalie WerseL Rosemary Raising. Second Row Pafricia Conneigh+on, Jean AHers. Heien NuHie, Gerfrude Creek, Mary Louise Timmerman. Virginia Harbin. Dorofhy Smifh. Third Row-Virginia Dacey Mildred Berkemeyer. Mary Moriarm Helen Lamping. Rosemary Shinkle Rufh Sfickley. Rosemary Schlie. FromL Row Dorofhy Spechfhold. EHzabefh Pfisien Dorofhy Fallon. Helen Gurren Vera Ryan, Doris Soufheringmn. RHa S+einhard+. FRESHMAN A Heigh-ho, everybody! This is Jrhe class reporfer. infroducing a group 01: girls which I am sure you wili say is firsf class. You see. +hey are a very brighf class. and do you know +he source of +heir success? Lef me feli you, for I'm sure I've found ou+ +heir secret H is smiles. friendshiuer cheery. good-nafured. unaHecfed smiles and of course +he sweciwL personalifies and ioveiy disposifions of many of H16 girls help. Always ready for +he worst buf hoping for +he best is +heir moHo. and H surely is a fine one, don'+ you +hink? Ano+her fhing abou'i' +hese girls is fhaJr +hey are so ready +0 share one anoiher's froubles, as well as +heir joys and vic+ories. They gympafhize and rejoice wifh one anofher and +hus make iife much happier. And now, my in+eres+ed audience. I've g0+ To run along, for I see my friends coming, and if I were caugh+ giving away secrefs. I'd be pu+ 0qu of class or di+checl, as slang pu+s if. 50 foodle-oo! The Class Repor+er, '35, Page Fifty-one FRESHMAN B LeH +0 Right Upper Row Alice Hilverf. Marie Flaherfy. Helen Niehaus. Edna Fisherk Florence Romes, Lorraine Crosbyl Velma Brunch-er Second Row-Margaref Miller, Geraldine Koiker. MargarewL Delor. Frances Bierck, Ruih Dannenfelser, fviargarewL Ruhl, Margaref Reiner+. Third Row Virginia Whi+e. Flavia Schonenberger. Madeline TImmer, Mary Moeschl. Beverly Ungeheuer. Margare+ Johnson. Dorofhy Poeppelmeier. Fourfh Row-Grace Ri+a Damen. Elsa Dannenfelsen Elsie Vera Riedl Mary Crone. Dorofhy Tarvin, Cecelia Jansom Ann Rife Reichel. Page Fiftym'o FRESHMAN B We're Freshmen now, buf noJr forever, For some day we'll be Sophomores clever. Of good and bad. weyre all fair mix+ures. IF you don'+ believe us, ask our +eachers. Here's wha+ +hey would say f0 you, When your words +hey s+ar+ +0 review: On S'epfember H16 eighfh. fhere came a Jrrain 0y Freshmen babies. green buf game; They were a very ignpranf set KN course, +hey're nof much 'oeHer yeJd. Bu+ on +heir 'Faces +hey wore a look, Called 'blank,' I believe. by a s+ory book; They fruly had such funny waysy One covered her iello wi+h mayonnaise. AnoJrher sfarJrecl wifh her dinner fray Up +0 +he class room, on +he firs? day. Buf liHle by liHle. +heir faulfs were overcomey I'm sorry +0 say, +heir firsf year is done. The above would be spoken by one. I fear, Who knew us since we sfarfed here. Buf now I end my liHle fake Wi'rh wha+ l sfarfed Uf's becoming sfalej: We're Freshmen now. bu+ no+ forever. 'Cause some day we'll be Sephomores clever. Margaref Miller. '35. Page Fift I-ffu'ee Helen Bockhold. Alberfa Nelfner, Veronica Armsfrong, Vera Condo. Second Row Mirian Hager+y. Squnne Delaney, Virginia Oldiges Rose Ann Schfeyer. EIeanor Galvin. HeJen Frie+clm Marian RaHerman. D ! f f f f f FRESHMAN C I LeH f0 righf: Upper Row MHdred Feldhaus. Doro+hy Glade, Rufh Hudepohl. 1 I 1 L 0 Third Row NarcIssa HeVrhaus, GeorgeHa Cohen, Verna Disselkamp. Rufh ta Finner+y. Margare+ Kohmescher. Margaref Krafzick. Mary Weber. f Fourfh Row Ru+h Baumgarfner. Ladonna McLeod JeaneHe WaJrson. Eleanor : Sandman, Alice Greiwe. Phillippa BeH, Mary E. Pohner. Mary Janice ' Sfeinhardt 5 Page Fz'fIy-fonr FRESHMAN C See our smiling Freshmen? They are smiling for a reason. They have found a real Alma Maler in Regina. and have succeeded in +helr flrsl' year wifh her. On +he 9+h of Sepfember. l93l, +hese same Freshmen came +0 Regina. They were +ypical fresh young personalilies. eager for knowledge. Their eyes sparkled wi+h delight even +hough +he haugh+y Sophomores never +ired of calling +hem only Freshmen. You can imagine +he painful days when +hey wen+ in+o fhe wrong rooms and did everyfhing amiss. while Jrhe ofher sfudenls laughed and seemed so a'r home. This embarrassing shake of aHalrs did no+ las+ long, for Jrhe Freshmen soon learned. Finally +hey wenf headlong in+o Jrheir sludies. They spenl periods of religion. malhemaflcsl English. general science, LaHn. Spanish or French. wi+h capable +eacher54 Somehmes +hese periods were dry and hazy, buf aJr ofher +Imes +hey were very inleresling. The approach of examinalions caused +hem no liHle worry. bul +heir habil of sludy broughwL +hem safely fhrough. As +he months passed on, lhelr shoulders widened and +heir pride in +heir school grew greafer and grea'rer. The Freshmen readily adop+ed +he school spiril' of Regina. Now +he Freshmen are going on Soon fhey will be Freshmen no longer and will no+ have Freshman s+udles. Bu'l' +hroughou+ fheir whole lives nol' one of lhem will lorgef H16 happy days of +heir first year af Regina High School. Eleanor Galvin. '35. ngliza? Pagc FEfty-fim' 4--. oo; l i '1 v! 1 w '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 t $ 1 1 1 l1 .- w. ,. r.- ,-,-,-, - -..;,;...;r;., FRESHMAN D .. . . QWW..,--.. ..$-Fde46x5dx54e9-$$$vv, - b .c H ,r 1 I ., n :r- A .. Le1++o righ'r: Upper Row-Doro+hy Fisher, Irene Myers, Lillian Geller. Mar, 1 iorie Josfworfh. Rosemary Jagers, Florence Huber, Margaref Weber. Second RowHaRifa Ma1check, Alice Schmift Mary Ca+herine Rinehart JeaneHe Lehman, Aime Hugenburg. Rufh Cavey, Cafherine Osferhaus. Third Row,Margare+ Culp, Frances Dwire. Ella Diesel. Lilfian West DoroJrhy Ziegler, Rufh Wimmers. Mildred Hessling. Four+h Row,Mary Clare Lucky. Esfella Fenske, Jane Kruse, Elsie Bielefeld, Barbara Geier. Clara Dagnillo. Marian O'Donnel, Anna Marie Dowling. Ptrgr Fift-v-m' FRESHMAN D The day of our arrival aJr Regina marked The beginning o1c one of +he mosf in+eres+ing years of our school lives, Af hrs+ everything seemed sfrange and new +0 us. and +he school appeared +0 be composed ofeendless corridors for us poor Freshies +0 ge+ Iosf in. And Jrhen +he Freshman inifiafion! Could any+hing be more humilia+inq +han to wear black sfockings and brighf-Colored hair ribbpns f0 and from school? AHer +he 'Firsf +rying weeks. our hears gradually wore OFF. and we $ound +ha+ +he Seniors who had seemed so hear+less 5+ first were really quffe friendly. Then we began +0 +ake an in+eres+ in school aFFairs and afhlehcs. Two members of our class. Rae BuHer and Esfelle Fenskee are star players on irhe Freshman volley ball Jream. while JeaneHe Lehman and Rquh Wimmers are acfive players on +he baskef ball feam. Because of Jrhe careful guidance of our feachers, we made grea'r progress during our firs+ year a+ Regina. and now we are +rying hard +0 reach our goal, which is a posi+ion in +he business world. Our course cf s+udies 'Is unusually , difficult bu+ our feachers have Jfried To make if easy for us. We feel sure we wiH regref very much +0 leave when our course is complefed. v-ee. Ca+herine Osferhaus. '35. Page F ifty-seven I THE GROTTO W n -s . f.-.'; -Aa-s;2;$;-ma-$;Vo.;-ma-na-yxawaa WWW - ...... ,. -- -- --..- ---m---- Page Fiffy-Efghf eeee- RELIGIOUS TRAINING Wii'hin +he porfals of Regina High School +here exisfs a classical, com- mercial, and vocafional a+mosphere. bumL predominaling all ls The deep religious Jrraining. Through fhe eHorJrs of our zealous insfruclors, we are afforded an oppor- +uni+y lo learn +he fads. lrulhs and beaulies of our holy religion, +ha+ we may know it love if. defend H, whenever an occasion oHerseyes. +0 make H a very parf of our lives. The sludenls are very proud of We lamL fhal our Most Reverend Arch- bishop has beslowed upon Regina High School +he special favor of having Hie Blessed Sacramen+ presenl' thin 1+5 walls. To show Hweir gra+i+ude. +he girls make loving and frequen+ visHs +0 our Eucharis'l'ic Lord. Shor+ periods of adora-Hon. consisfing of liHeen minu+esl have been assigned +0 diFFeren+ girls each clay by +he Senior monHors. Ka+hleen Berman and Teresa S+agge. The girls mus+ be congra+ula+ed lor +heir willingness and promplness in lull'lllw ing +heir du+y as Guards of Honor. A +horoughly religious spirH has been shown by +l1e coeoperaelion 01c flue s+uden+s in all religious ac+ivi+ies. especially +ha+ of +he reheat Many +hanks are due +0 +he dear Sisfers. +0 Reverend W. O'Connor. Reverend J. BarreH. O.P.. Reverend A. E. Rufl'xman. Reverend Raymond Backhus. and +0 Reverend Clay+on Noll C.PP.S., who by +heir example, insfrucfions and exhor+afions have been a consfanJr reminder of Hue higher and nobler purpose in life. Teresa Slagge, '32. . -.9 Page Fi'ffy-uine REV WM OCONNOR REV, A. RUTHMAN l I REV, R. BACKHUS REV. C. NOLL. C. PP.S. Page Sixty COMMENTS BY OUR REVEREND INSTRUCTORS J am pleased +0 advise ihaf +his year comple+es my fourfh year of +eaching religion af Regina High School. During +hese years H has been my privilege l +0 see +he sfudenJrs of my presenf class advance from +he Freshman +0 +he 4 Senior year and +0 gradua+ion. I mus+ fake +his occasion +0 give a word of 5 praise +0 +he good Sis+ers and o+her members of +he 'Factu. for +heir efforirs ' and good work in making Regina High a spiendid ins+i+u+ion of higher shidies for young Jadies. I hope +ha+ +he alumnae oi: our school will always preserve +he ideals and ! wholesome knowledge broughi f0 Jrhem in 1he hallowed walls of Regina Coeli. Rev. William O'Connor. As a refiring Jreacher, J wish +0 express my appreciafion of fhe courfesies shown me af Regina. My word of farewell musf be my hope of +he good accompfished during my fime. May +he Juniors grow in wisdom and grace. th a reai unders+anding of +he ideal. And +he Church musf prosper when +he virfues of Chrisf show for+h in her children. Rev. A. E. Ru+hrnan. If we are humbie enough. simple enough. and earnes+ enough 10 try to puf in+o pracfice some of +he suggesfions and lessons which we had in our Junior Class. and which represenf +he experience of many who have long been in heaven: if we make use of one hinf a+ one +ime and of ano+her a+ anofher. according as if chances f0 chime in wifh fhe acfual circumsfances of our souls. our visi+s +0 fhe Blessed Sacramenf will be more fruifful and less wearisomem yes. even more delithul. for H is +he common experience of devou+ and simple soulsi Jihaf in any perplexify or disfurbance 01c mind, insfead OT com- plaining +0 +heir classmates. or even consuHing 1hem. H is beer +0 enfer +he chape! and kneel quieHy for a fime before +he +abernacle. and +here be enlighfened and consoled. Rev. J. M. BarreH. O. P. The following is a reporf of +he Sophomore religion class, I93L32: Condud 99 44wIOOVQ Applicafion 99 44NOOCZ, Examinafions Three cheers! Forced Exi+s None Faifh I007D Piefy Excellen+ Absen+ees No+ so good, probably due +0 depression N. B.eThere is one serious regre+ewill nof have said class nex+ year. Respechcully submiHed. Rev. Raymond H. Backus. Religion is +he mainsfay of Jrrue civilizaiion. Wifhouf Jrhe sfandards of religion +0 guide him, man is frequenfly misled and sooner or laJrer is swimming wifh +he sfream of a godless and maferialisfic age. The acquiring of a Jrhorough knowledge 0? our religion, and +he applica+ion of +his knowledge in daily life is of prime importance. Rev. Clayfon Noll. Page Sixtyone WJou AA-,.;e:;r'- W W.- . .-.-$. -.- . --- WWW - -..? THE LIBRARY Page 5i.r!y-tt. 0 Ki-L Class Contributions Seafed C. Delor. M. Ellis. N. Niehaus. H. Logani C. Pefer. M. Jansen, M. Walsh, 1. Fischer. Sfandfng M. Couri'my A. Niepor+e. D. Nickel. C. Shor+all. LE CERCLE FENELON Officers Helen Logan ............................................. Presidenf ' Maureen Jansen ....................................... Vice-Presiden+ : Nelda Niehaus ............................................ Secrefary Class Colors: Orange and Brown i Presfiqe and fame +0 Regina , Le Cercle Fenelon impar+s ' T0 HS members: a social grace, , A love of classics and fine arfs. Page Si.1rty-fom' LE CERCLE FENELON Le Cercle Fenelon Jr'irer made ifs appearance among +he many adive clubs af Regina aJr Jrhe beginning of The paswL scholasllc year. This group of French s+uden+s was so named in honor of Archbishop Fenelon. a brilliant French scholar of +he sevenfeenlh cenlury. who l5 parficularly neled for his excellenl freafise on +he educaHon of H16 Ca+hollc girl. This learned man leff a highly commendable piece of work. a valuable au+hori+a+ive counsel of vi+al inleres1L +0 +he modern girls Thus named, +he fwelve French sfudenfs organized +he club. capably advised by S'isfer Mary Magnay C. PP. S. AHer following +he usual procedure of shading oHicers and drawing up a cons+i+u+ion. +his group ini+ia+ed Le Cercle Fenelon info ifs place as an honored body among Jrhe acfive organizalions of Regina. lmmedialely Jrhese French en+husias+s launched upon Theipbusy program 'For +he year. Each acllvily embodied +he objecl of lhe Club as s+a+ed in +he constuHon-J fo gain a wider knowledge of +he French language, French aufhorsl and French lileralures As prescribed by Jrhe by-laws of This well- formed body. Jrhe meefings were held every m0n+h. +oge+her th very Infer- es'ring and insfrucl'ive programs. The business procedure was carried on very eHicienlly by fhe oHicers, while +he assembly +ook parl' in effeclive and infelligenl' discussions. The programs gave occasion for diligenl research info Jrhe lives and pursuifs of famous French aufhors, nol' o+herwise included in +he Class work. The oral'orical abilily of +he Class was also exlensively developed by Jrhese meelings. The general frend of Jrhe class work was made more inferesfing by +he ac+ivi+ies ancl endeavors of +he club. Le Cercle Fenelon has achieved HS purpose. ll propagaled and developed a spirif of good will and fellowship among +he s+uden+s: if has made +he sludy of French far more prolilable. since lhe inleresf of +he Class has been enlivened by The Club work: if has given +he s'rudenfs a beH'er undersl'andlng and deeper apprecialion of +he language. The club, as a body. has been a valuable asse+ lo +he school. Jusf as if was valuable as a body To iJrsehc and +0 Regina H has also been indispensable +0 +he individual. If has given rise lo +he disclosure of much Jralenf and esfimable +hough+ in The general discussion of The mee'rings. And in a moswL eFFecfual manner. The club has added new Cullure and refinemenJr +0 each young lady. Oui, Le Cercle Fenelon es'r vraiemenf une organisahon excellenfe. Nelda Niehaus. '32s .' P 90 Sixty-five - 'JW WWW - --- ----- - f f f f ! ! LAS FLORECITAS UpperWHelen Lufz. Virginia Huelsman. MHdred Miller. Jane Hinds. Mildred Romes. Dolores Pahls. Mary Cafherine West Mary Ca+herine Cowan, Mary Sfeidle. Second Jane Gray. Kafhleen Reynolds, Gerfrude Drucker, Rosemary Carney, Agnes Sweeney, Laura Schulen Margare+ Weber. Officers Rosemary Carney .......................................... PresidemL Gerfrude Drucker .......................... Vice-Presiden+ and Reporfer Ka+hleen Reynolds ......................................... Secre+ary Agnes Sweeney ........................................... Treasurer Pagv Sixtynrim LAS FLO RECITAS ln +he early parl o'F fhe school year. sevenfreen second-year sludenis of Spanish banded Jrogeiher f0 form fhe club known as HLes Floreci+as. This was n0+ a new ins+i+u+ion. ior if had had ifs origin a year before H16 preseni members became a pari of it Of course, +hese sfudenls were eager +0 make a success of +heir year as The LiHle Flowers. and cle+ermined +0 increase +heir knowledge oi Spanish by combining business wilh pleasure. Happily Jthey me+ on +he lirsl' Friday of chober 'For +he 'Firsl' official session. Na+urally +he paramoun+ issue of Jrhis meeling was Hie elecfion 0F oHicers who would lead fheir acfivilies ihroughoul' l'he year. The resulfs were acclaimed by all when i+ was made known iha'r Rosemary Carney had been eleclecl Presidenf: Gerfrude Drucker. ViceaPresidenl' and Reporier; Ka+hleen Reynolds. Secre+ary. and Agnes Sweeney, Treasurer. I l l I And now fhaf l have in+r0clucecl you +0 +he Club and ifs leaders, l am going +0 give you an opporiunify +0 peep be+ween +he pages of +he minul'e book, in which +he ac+ivi+ies upon which Jrhe club has enlerecl are inscribed. The firs? freasure ihai we discover on looking info if is Hie announcemen+ concerning fhe club pennant bearing +he name oi +he club in crimson and gold. our official colors. This pennani is +he resuH oi whole-hearied and generous co-operaiion on +he parl of +he members. Upon ifs arrival in +he school, many and varied were +he praises concerning i+s appearance. Near if we iind +he club moHo men+ionedz Quien bien siembra bien recoge. lAs ye sow. so shall ye reapl A whole Jrreasure Chesi oi pirafe golcl we discover iri +he monthly meel'ings held on each first Friday. Following +he singing of +he club song. HEs+udiane +ina. +h'e Presidenl calls +he mee+ing +0 order. fhe members +ransac+ the business, and then +he period of enferfainmenf fakes place. During Jrhis parl of +he program. falks bolh in Spanish and English are presenied by .+he girls. They are on subiec+s of inferesf +haf usually have some connedion wi+h Spain. i+s wri+ers and ifs people. Here is a play +haf was prepared and presenfed by a few of lhe girls under our ins+ruc+or's supervision. H is enfi'rlecl La Llegacla al Holel. ancl ils casl includes Jane Gray. Dolores and Gerfrude Drucker. Again. nole ihe games played, which aided +he members in learning +0 memorize Spanish proverbs. The girls enjoyed +hese meefings. and if proved a pleasan+ me+hod by which +0 increase one's knowledge of a 'Foreign language. I? can salely be said +ha+ noJr one oi +he Spanish siuclenls has regreHed fhe Jrime which she has spenl as a member of Las Florecilas. Gerfrucle Drucker, '33. ........................ mg -g 45; S: . i v Page Sfxty-seven A SALUTE TO REGINA Here's f0 H166. BrigH beacon light A school girl's seanel. A standard of a +ru+h and rithr A +reasure ches+ where mem'ries dwell. US from +hee, Regina dear. We learned +he golden rule You +augh+ us e'er +0 be sincere. E'en +hough +he baHle for righ+ be cruel. 'Tis +0 ?hee. Regina aear. In song and rhyme we best And kus procJaim bo+h far and near Thy fame and glory lauded most Lo! +0 see, Brigh+ beacon light A school girl's promising To work. +0 sfrive +0 greafer heigh+s. More power and praise Hwy name +0 bring. -Ann Sfeiner, '32. - --. -.-.. -.-....-; --- 9.79:5:6753-6. $VJW- - S 7?; 3' $455.42; Page Sixry-m'ghf ....w. n V1913! l'll lal l : . REMJNISCENCES e FIRST YEAR LATIN On Sepiember 8. sixfy-fwo Freshies enlisled in 'rhe army. delermined lo pu+ lo flighf Elemenfary Lalin. wilh all ifs crew. In a year's Jrime. The firs+ day of +he war we were divided in+o +wo sec+ions. and marched on +0 +he ba++lefield +0 begin our sfrugglesv We made our firer aHacl: and came away. nof deFe-afed. bul badly shaken up by +hose ferrifying sounds. in our nex+ aHemp+ Firsf Declension Case Endings were driven back Unlo +he Freshies' mindsl. During +he nex1L few ven+ures +he firsf regimenf o? Firs+ Declension Nouns was caplured and fhe Imperled Tense was mef wifh ancl defeaJred. Several days later. af'ler a rapid fire drill. we were complimenfed on haw well we knew our lufure. Our firsf eHorJrs in +he monlh of Ocl'ober proved successful. We con- quered +he Ablafive of Meansl Soon afferwards we were shocked by +he sudden enfry of Verbs of fhe Second Coniugalion info our vocabularies. Our guards had nof noHced +heir sleallhy advance. Our plan of advancemen+ was +hen furfher complicafed by Nouns and Adiedives of +he Second Declen- sion. All +he hoops were proud when several days la+er. +hey were infro- duced lo fhese New AblaHves: Place Where. Place from Which. and Place +0 Which. Having made sure +ha+ all +he newcomers had received +heir proper places. we made an alfack which resuHed En +he defea+ of Second Declension Neu+er Nouns. There ensued a mammofh baHle and in conquer- ing lhe bolcl fnfinifives we proved our worllw. Following Hwese. came +he Nouns in Apposi+ion wi+l1 whom we had liHle opposH'ion. Nex+ in Hie course 01c evenfs came a severe conflict When if was concluded we waved lhe Hag of vic'rory in +he face of H1e Fourfh Coniugal'ion. and marched bravely onward. WWW -.. e v eee-ee-e-c. l eeeeeeeeneseae; Page Sixty-nine In +he doleful mon+h of November we enac+ed many a sligh+ skirmish wifh a number of +he minor regimen+5 of our opponenfsw one of whom was a dis+inguished individual. +he Personal Agen+ Ablafive. who proved very congenial affer his capiure. Our capifal baffle was fough+ th Jrhe ferocious Verb Army who made a ferrific. unexpecfed a'H'ack upon us. Four capfains, under +he name of Coniugefions. concluded +he campaign. We had a hard ' fight buf under +he able direcfion of our cofonel we gained comple+e con- Jrrol of Jrhe enemy's coun+ry and all i+s Inhabi+an+sevregardless 01C whe+her +hey were Fenced or Imperfect Acfive or Passive. for +he Presen+ or for +he Fufure. One parchfar unfavorable elememL we had f0 confend wifhh was +ha+ we had no relaxahon: +he very afmosphere was +ensew +en5e, +ense. Affer fhis period 01c sfrein, white on a furlough. we made +he acquain+ance 0+- some new reFaHves by +he name of Pronoun. Of course. AunHe CedenfH tanJrecedenfl. a very imporfanf member of +he family. was fhere. wifh her Abla'Hve of Manner. AHer a shor+ inferval. a very infereshng and beneficiaw skirmish was enacfed wFJrh Lafin possum. He proved +0 have a disposifion quHe Jrhe confrary +0 our English Hpossum. Then followed a gal1an+ fighf wi+h Jrhe Presen+ and Fufure ParHciples. O1t course we were vicforious. December began wi+h a bang. for Third Declension Nouns opened Ere. We were pracfically helpless. Affer gafhering our forces we renewed +he baffle in which we proved ourselves equal +0 +he onslaugh+. lna++en+iveness +0 Jrhe daily lessons preven+ed us from seeing Jrhe approach o1c anofher Ablahve Troop. +he Ablahve Absoiufe. A hard Fighf ensued and. overcome wi+h weariness. we refreafed. The nex+ day we +00k +he offensive and a+ +he oufcome we could say, We have me+ +he enemy and +hey are ours, Our ou+s+anding encounfer during fhis menfh was wi+h General I-S+ern. He cer- +ainly was a gian+ +0 confend th, but wi+h reinforcemenfs from New Vocabularies and skinuJ maneuvering. we gained a complefe vidorye The New Year was ushered in by a very impor+an+ conference wifh our capfain. who informed us of +he +hree dehnife ways mt recognizing +he approach of +he Third Declension Noun Army. During +he session. +he Verb Army marched in baHle array along our fronHer Hhe biackboardh Imagine our embarrassmenf in nof being able +0 recognize some of our old enemies. Several days lafer Jrhe general gave our baH-ahon +he onceeover. Woe +0 +hose who had nof brushed up km +he rules for l-Sfem NounsL February meJr us in Jrhe garb of gloom. We almosf despaired of gaining any foo+hold on +he Perfec'r Passive and Fu+ure Adive InhniHes. 3qu as is offen fhe case. sad and discouraging beginnings culminafe in glorious vic- foriesl so did ours. This was Followed by a frying conflid wifh Direcf and lndl'red Sfafemenfs. Owwng +0 our rigid fraining in +ac+ics on preparedness. we were able +0 snap info acfion 6+ +he firs+ sound of +he reveille. During Jrhe nex+ week we had several sligh+ skirmishes wifh Fero, which resuhed in a few minor casual+ies. Page Seventy Nofhing of importance +ranspired during March. Monofonous drills 0+ various kinds. bu+ especially wifh fhe Adjedives and Adverbs. occupied a greaf deal of our JrimeA H seems Hwaf +here's a purpose for evererhwng. even clauses. This was forcibly broughf +0 our a++en+Ion during +his period. The monofony above men+ioned was broken beeore +he end of Hue monfh by a sfiff encounfer wi+h +he Presen+ and Perfed Subjuncfivesl Affer +he IaH'er were roufed. fhe Personal and ReHexEve JHoops. under +he leadership of Pronouns advanced! buf wi+h perseverance we shoufed. vicimuse April found We whole infanfry concenfrafing on +he Possessive Adiedive. La+er we enjoyed an inferesfing sfruggle wi+h ResuH' Clauses. and even+ually we were vidorious. Deponenf Verbs and Descripfive Cum Clauses dazed us by +heir rapid approach. bu+ we quickly recovered. foughf hard. and were blessed wffh vidory. The use of He Ablafive wifh Special Verbs. and dis- agreeable Volo. Nofo and Fio disfracfed us and kepf us from advancing. Four+h and FiHh Declension Nouns swooped upon us. buf Jrheir smaH number gave us courage. We masfered +hem. After +his vic+ory we were assailed by +he Ablafive of Reference and Hwe Da+ive of Purpose. Immedia+ely following. came +he Gerunds and Gerundives. They proved +0 be easy vichs of our well-+rainedl experienced men. Finally we +ransla+ed a La+in play. and upon Finishing if. we found ThaJr Jrhe enemy had refreafed. leaving us +he en+ire field. Thus ended our year 01t sfruggles. from which we emerged wi+h many vicfories +0 our credit TriumphanHy we marched From +he field, filled wi+h u. saHsfacHon a? having aHained Jthe goal we had seen in Hue dis+ance nine mon+hs before. THE FRESHMEN, Page Scwufy-onc ea aw- Vs... .. .. OU R CAESAR CLASS The class was organized on Sep+ember l4 and was much concerned as +0 whe'rher H would enioy LaHn +his year. Their apprehensions were allayed upon +heir acquainfance wifh Jrhe Caecilia family AT Home. Many delighf- fui hours were 5pen+ wifh Publius and Furianus. Buf every rose has ifs +horn and homework was To be +he +horn4 Confusion reigned in +he s+udy hall when numerous members of The Class began +0 search for discarded Elemenrary Lafin Books +0 brush up on +he Firsf Declension. Clare Dapper was +he mosf successful. One week la+er. wi+h The arrival of au+umn, +he leaveslof much-used La+in books began +0 +urn brown. The review of Conjugahons was such a bugbear +haf Virginia Monahan +riecl +0 coniuga+e homo and 1+ was only wifh grea+ diHicul+y +haf Margaref Rieger masfered pafer omnis. For a JiHle diversion Jrhe class was infroduc'ed +0 some Famous Roman Women. one of whom. Vefuria, appealed so sfrongly +0 Jane Cuni +ha+ +he IaHer de+ermined f0 mold her charac+er according +0 +ha+ illus+rious woman. Then +he class spen+ a Day Wi+h Books and Wrifers, La+er +hey accom- panied Rufus +0 Ovid's home where he read his new poem Mefamorphoses Tor +hem. On Jrhe following day +he lesson was a s+ory en+ifled Bad News. The class period culmina+ed in bad news which ahtecfecl each member. The +esf was quife an ordeal, bu+ everyone survTved +0 enjoy +he compliments +hey received Trom visi+or51he neer day. The monJrh of Odober was brough+ +0 a TiHing dose wiJrh a Halloween Ghosf S'Jrory. An oufsfanding resuH of +he Tirsf issue of +he reporjrs was +haf Vera Pauly really knew her lesson. As a liHle JrreawL +he class a'H'ended a Session of +he SenafeKT 8qu a SHIT grea+er surprise was in s+ore Jfor +hem-no home- work! On Friday. +he I3fh. +hey became acquain+ed wifh Roman Super- s+i+ions, and hereaHer +hey resolved never +0 walk under a ladder and always +0 +urn around when a black ca+ crossed +heir pafh. The Lafin books were gra'reful for a liHle resf when +he Thanksgiving vaca+ion began. The Lahn baskeTball season opened by aHending A Public Spedade. When Jrhe class refurned from +he Gladiaforial Games. +hey were presenf af fhe Farewelf DTnner given in honor of Publius and Furianus. The dinner was complefe ab ovo usque ad mala. Margaref Kolling was deligh+ed th her new acquainfance, Horfafory Subjuncfive, who was also a guesf af Page Sot'cuty-m'c .. ea +he dinner. On +he Tollow'lng day +hey accompanied +he Roman S+uden+s +0 Brundisium and enioyed +he sigh+s on +he Appian Way. A nigh+ spen+ Ad Elephanfum was very uncomforfable Publius and Furianus confinuecl fheir frip +0 A+hens. bu+ +he class refurnecl +0 Rome where Jrhey received very discouraging reporfs. Before fhey adiourned for +he Chrisfmas vaca- fion, +he class enioyed a li++le La+in play en+i+led Bulia. A Trip Through +he Cier of A+hens was a feafure which appropria+ely opened +he New Year. The nexf social evenf was Caeciha's WeddEng, Her 'Flamercolored veil caused much comment A IeH'er from Publlus and Furianus brough+ very unwelcome news of +he gerund and gerundive. The leSSOn on The Academy gave rise +0 a discussion on +he various +ypes of classrooms. Dolores Schwab favored +he open-air fype. A grand Home-coming was prepared for Pubhus and Furianus, bqu the pleasure was marred by +he arrival of Jrhe Periphrashc Coniugafion: how- ever. Rosemary Rolfe: saved +he class from fofal embarrassmen+ because she. af least knew him. An unusual occurrence +ook place on The lasf day before Jrhe semi-annual examinafions-Jrhe Class period was +00 shorf. The second semes+er opened wifh +he organizafion O'F Caesar's army. In +he course of evenfs +he class became acquain+ed wifh Orgeforix. Who can never forgef ad eas res conficiendas! When March arrived. Shirley Fauce'H' was admiHed in+o fhe I'AncienJr Order of Helve+ians: bu+ where was Ru+h Penny? The class unanimously concluded fha+ she had ioined Caesar's Tavorife legion and was has+ening info Gaui. On +he l5+h of Jrhe monfh The hvevhundred word Jrheme on Caesar and His Accomplishmenfs was due. Woe +0 Jrhe girl who did noJr have her +heme prepared on Jrime! A very in+eres+ing puzzle confronJred Jrhe cfass. Can you solve if? Who was +he grandfafher 0T Caesar's brofher-in-Iaw? Bello Gallico confecfow an unexpeded +es+ made i+s appearance. followed by undesirable resul+s. Since +he semes+er was passing rapidly. Jrhe class resolved +0 furn over a new leaf. The eT-Fediveness of +his resoluhon showed in +he nex+ +es+, be- cause +he number 0? perfecf papers increased From one +0 +wen+y-+wol and +he clasg was filled wi+h +he convichon +haf Jrhey were ready +0 reaoI any- fhing sin'ce +hey had mas'rered Book One. The War WHh +he Belgians was successful. bu+ no+ nearly as infer- esfing as +he War Wi+h Hie Helvehans. so +hey decided +0 thdraw +heir Torces from +he war zone and en+er upon a peaceful vacafion Tilled wi+h happy reminiscences THE SOPHOMORES. saw EWH T; Page Sweuly-thrcc I I THE CICERONIANS Eleven care-mtree giris enrolled in fhe Cicero Class of +he curren+ year. Li+fle did we realize whaf difficuHies Cicero would presen+ +0 us in his biHer inveches agains+ Ca+iline, and sfiH more how depressing were +he revelafions in Prose Composihon. As Jrime wen'r on. we were encouraged , by Cicero's Defense of Archias. The call of liferafure and learning rev echoed in our ears aiso. and we awoke +0 6 keener appreciahon of La+in Liferafure and a desire +0 delve more deeply info +he +reasures which Vergil will open in his immorfal l'Ae'neid. Le+ H' never be said +ha+ our dass proved insincere 5+ any +ime, for our moHo, Semper Fidelis, was always before use C areer and ?ame spell Jrhe fufure for Rquhi A good Lafin scholar she is in +ru+h. I n preparing +he lesson assigned for +he morrow, Anne's knowiedge of Archias 5 like +0 borrow. C hence brough1l gen+le Lorraine +0 our class; She can'+ be excelled in +ransla+ing +he Mass. Ever and ever +hroughou+ +he long day. Marfha her halenfs is wonf +0 display. Reasonable and reasoning. buf ye+ very sweet In gerunds Elizabe+h 'Is hard to beef. 0 bedienf and wiH-y. buf a genius af work. Ger+rude's one moHo is Never +0 Shirk. No+ a single consfrucfion. bu+ we may say The solu+ion 'Is found by Anna Mae. I n Florence fhere i5 falenf for prose composifion. She's conquered if aHheven Fufure Condifions. A lways and everywhere wifhoqu a fret Cafiline submifs +0 Mary AnneHe. Never sullen or gloomy. bu+ spirHed and gay. To read Cicero's LeHers defigh+s Adamay. Page Seventy-four OFFICERS Maureen Jansen ................... Presiden+ Kafherine Haas .................... Secrefary Dorofhy Brinker .................... Treasurer Club MoHo: Excelsior Colors: Purple and Gold CARMEN VICTO RIAE De Aenea canfamus. IHo hero Troianum, Qui mulfa e+ varia passus PervenH ad La+ium. Nos forfes +endimus quoque Per aspera ad as+ra. Cum verbis ef hexamefris Cerfamus hic in schola. Gaudeamus e+ laefemur, Virgilanae nos. Lafine non difficile. Quod vicimus inimicos. Vicfores ad summum specfemusk In+erri+um 51+ cor. Cum spe ef magma vir+ufe. Clamamus. Excelsior! 6. z--;..5 5313$;E;325Egagaa52;ga..;..a.uaaaaaaE52;;;52;-k3a3.w..;25254.;inEgg.- Pagc Sewntyi'ue .- . . W... wduh'ggW -. issiingWegewewe. eWQW v... u. u. u. u. .. w. u. w. u. w. u. a. u..':9 I THE CRUISE OF THE VIRGILIANS While marching down +he corridor. Twenfy-nine jolly Virgilians are we. Buf when we en+er 2-0-4. We begin our cruise o'er a rough, sformy sea, . In fhe firsf of Jrhe ships on fhis sea nof serene, We see Marie Wyrwol. fhe +aH capfain sfern. Conversing wifh mafes. Marcella and Jeanne. While Teresa and Ann know no concern. e-m-lr. The nex+ grea+ ship in +his baffle array, Is guided by Claire and her shipma+e. Flo. While Mary and Grace si+ back in dismay. Af fhe wonders wroughf by Capfain M. Jo. On Jrhe +hircl of Jrhis fleet behold Ida Mae. A conquering brave Virgilian Is she. While Adelaide, Nelda. Do+ and Cay. All follow +heir leader +0 vicfory. Ship ahoy! shoufs Ka+hryn, +he cap+ain on Four. As they plow +hrough a mls+y. verbal sea. Whife Ginny and Maureen are keeping score Of +he Greeks +ha+ are capfured by KiHy and Marie. On +he nex? of +he ships +ha+ +ravel +his seal We see Doi Geigerh a capfain ideal. While Berna and Sylvia don'+ always agree. Ami MarCelfa, fheir pilot dings fas+ f0 Jrhe wheel, WTwWWWWWWWWW ??WWWWW ' LHHe Mary. bqu noJr con+rary. 0n Six. I Is really a capfain who can'+ be beat . 3qu when Kafhleen and Rife gef in+o a Fix. I The +wo Dofs perform fhe rescuing feat Of +he enfire Fleet +he imporfan+ ship ls +he sfurdy Flag-ship. number Seven; Sa$ely guided +hroughou'r fhe frip By Admire! 0. 1'0 Wisdom's haven. 3.! 3k 1k ee-e We have enfered +he harboreour voyage is oWer: We linger on shore +0 +ake one Ias+ look Af our flagethen we shouf. EXCELSIOR. And VALETE. as we dose our La+in book. Virginia Le Pere, '32. W Page Seven Jy-six pafing are PI, Marie Abraham: Ra. Rufh Behrends: AI. Rth Bes+: Ni, Rosa- linda Cinquina: Si. Adamay Davis; I-Ie, Gerfrude Drucker: F, Lorraine Fro- Iicher: Mg. Mary Ctherine Gurren: Au. Dolores Klump: I. CoIeHe Kylius: Ba. Anna Mae Niebuer: N, FIorence Riesbeck; K. EIizabeI'h Sack; Cu. Mary SChwaIIie: Sy Mary AnneHe SIeibIe: Fe. May Tonniea and A91 Anne MarIin. The IirsI number on our program is a song by COT en+i+Ied. I'm Forever BIowing Bubees. I This is S+a+ion CCC. Your announcer is Anne MarIin. We are abouf Io preseni a shor+ program by members of Ihe Chemisfry Club. Those parfici- I - e- HI'm Forever bIowing bubbles Pre++y bubbles in near beer. They fly in eyes. They always reach Ihe drys, They make one dream I-Ie'II fade and die. Good beer's always hiding. I've been far and near: IIm forever blowing bubees. PreHy bubbles in near beerf' NexI' we shaII have a shorIL IaIky Conquering Ihe Chemical Laboraiory. by Ni. 'I The Iirs+ fime I enfered +he chemical Iaboranry my head was in a whirl. Everywhere I looked Jrhere were boHIe and more boHIes wiIh Iarge and small IabeIs. Then Ihere were Jrhe ufensiIs. and such ufensiIsI NOI skiIIeIs. pans or pIaIes, buI gIass Jrubing wiIh aII kinds of curves. dishes Ihaf could be heaIed. and glassware in which waIer couId be boiled. I Affer Jrhe IirsI semesIer +hings began +0 ride smooIth. for now I was I a chemisI who knew Ihe names of everyfhing in Jrhe Iaborafory wiI'h Jrhe I excepiion OI Jrhe eigth-IiHh element Why! I can make Ihe chemicaIs IaIk I now. For insfance, I bring an aIkaIi. causfic soda in+o confacf wiIh hydro- ' I chloric acid IHCI Io Ihe chemist, and a squIion OI saII' is formed. If you have a gown whose color you despise and which you wanf +0 E'hi Es- e ee ; ..3-5...7:55.3.:,?.s.; ere; -. Page Seventy-seven l l l l $$- bleach, prepare some chlorine gas +0 bring abouf your purpose. This gas lwhlch. by +he way. do no+ inhale. for I will nol be responsible for +he con- sequencesl may be obtained from any chemislry pupil on Tuesday or Thurs- day. ?he procuring of which will save a frip fo German laboralories. l'F you wish +0 know of olher Chemical reaclions. apply +0 fhe girls whose names appear on Jrhis program. They will fell you wha1L each sub- sfance looks like whal if conlains. and for whal if is used. Chemislry lS a wonderful subiect The reasons and causes of almosl any+hing you can +hink of can be solved by chemisfry. For ins+ance. if you like +0 know whal' makes +he sky blue, how lo make wafer and soap. and wha+ Form o'F carbon Jrhe diamond is. Chemis+ry gives a ready answer. 50 lnslead of all +hose chemicals lrigh'renlng me as l'hey did when l hrsf enlered +he laborafory. l'hey became my friends and willing workers. wilh +he excepllon of nifrogen. +he laziesl and mosf inerl' 'l'hing in Jthe labora+ory. Al +his poinl 01c Jrhe program, Ra and K will render an original poem, A Laboralory Romance . Nighffall descends and a silvery moon. And shining sfars appear, Whils+ +he sound of +he blue birdls li+any, Falls like musEcl 50H and clear. Oxygen s+ancls in +he shadows. So +encler. so graceful and fair. When +he door of +he Lab swings open; She expecl's +0 see Hydrogen +here. Eagerly +he heroine sfeps forward. Her eyes 'Full of love's lrue llghl'y Bu+ seeing +he villainous lron. She draws back in genuine fright A sneering smile appears on his face. Then he laughs wi+h heedless zest As he grabs +he arm of Oxygen. And crushes her +0 his breast She screams and punches wildly. And PlaHnum passing by. Sees +he wild encounter And hears young Oxygen's cry. S+raigh'lway she goes +0 Hydrogen. To fell him whaf's she's seen, And he in furn wifh gun in hand. Shoo+s lron +hrough +he 'bean.' Then +urning, he looks a? Oxygen. Who had fallen 'l'o +he floor. And gafherlng her in his arms, he vows To love her forevermore.II Page Sevenry-cighf l n n I will presenl' her own s+ory en+i+led. A Parfy lor +he Elemenis. H was a gala night +he grea+es+ social even+ of +he season. A grand parfy was being given by +he members of Jrhe Curie Chemisfry Club. and when fhe +ime came. everyone anxiously awail'ed +he arrival of +he firs+ gues+s. The door-bell rang and +he lirsnL couple were ushered in+o +he room. Miss Oxygen wore a colorless gown oi filmy ma+erialr while Mr. Hydrogen was aHired in a similar suit and they made a charming pair as +hey en+ereol +he ballroom. Suddenly a loud noise oufside +he door in+er- rupl'ed +he peaceful scene. bur i+ only proved +0 be +he unmis+akable arrival of Miss Zinc and Hydrochloric Acid. who were quarreling and lithring as +hey usually do when +hey are +oge+her. Zinc looked very preHy in her brighl silver gown, bu+ Hydrochloric Acid became unpopular immediafely because of his pungenf odor. Miss Carbon and Mr. Nilrogen nexl made +heir enhance. bu'r H was purely a coincidence +ha+ fhey arrived Jrogelher. for +hey were biller enemies. Miss Carbon in her slal'ely black gown imme- dia+ely saun+ered across +he room and joined Miss Oxygen. while Mr. Ni+rogen claimed Mr. Hydrogen. Upon +he arrival of Sulphur and Mr. Copper, Jrhe parly was complefe. Miss Sulphur was gownecl in a yellow flowing dress. while Mr. Copper looked very +all and handsome in his brigh+ suit of bronze. As +he evening wore on and +he dancing had begun, every one appeared +0 be enioying himsell. +haf is. all bu+ Hydrochloric Acid. who remained in his corner, sullen and hurl. lor no one even ven+ured near him. Jus'r as +he refreshmen'rs were being served. +he door opened and in bursl Mr. Flame, +he uninviled guest Al his enlrance Jrhere was a loud explosion. and +he nexl day only Jrhe blackened ruins of fhe guesfs remained +0 fell Jrhe Jrale. Miss P? will now give you a shorl ralk on how people become Pla+inum Blondes. In order fo achieve locks of Jrhe pla+inum blonde hue. which a? presemL is fhe rage. make frequenf applica+ions of hydrogen peroxide. l'F your re- sulfs are nof ulfimafely safisfaclory. I should advise you +0 call upon +he aid of a beaufy specialist Our program comes +0 6 close wi+h our usual +heme- Fore'er and e'er we'll sing Of +he C. C. C. Fore'er our cheers we'll sing. As Curie Chemisfs loyal are we To learn of chemis+s greal' From an early dale, A5 Chemisl's mighfy. sfrong and sfern. Our Mollo's 'Live and Learn'. The Curians. .. Ego; V Page Seventy-uine SYZYGY ACTIVITIES Our iniHa! program was a presenfafion an+icipa+ed by some. dreaded by ofhers. and enjoyed by all in general. In TiHing reciprocafion we enfer- Jrained The Curie Chemis'rs. our m0+ive being prompfed by +he fixed defer- minafion +0 have our friendly rivalsl +he Curians. call inseds by fheir biological names and no+ merely refer +0 Hiern as bugs, The numbers presen+ed are as follows: The Jump in Jumping Beans ....................... Rufh Raleigh Tor+ured Thaf Women May Smile ................ Mildred Romes The. Six-Legged Musicians. y . J ...................... Sylvia Cuni Spiders ...................................... Berna Connelly A Ca+erpillar's Advenfure .................... Marian Honkamp Bufferflies and Mo+hs ....................... Rufh Mary AHhaus The Frog TPoemT .............................. DoroThy Geiger Who Cares Tor Dodors ...................... Mary Jo Schroder Biological Wi+ ............................ Rosemary McCarfhy On February 3. ero charaders of radio hisfory. BoHlenose BurdeHe, alias Mary Jo Schloder. and Tanglefoof Ten Eyck. ahas Sylvia Cuni. iniHa+ed +he following in+eres+ing air program on mammals and rep+ile5: Mammafs o'F +he Lake S+a+es ..................... Grace RoHner Bronze Sides. The Gallan+ ........................ FTorence Rupp Horned Toads ............................... Eda Mae Rapien Saurians of The Soufhwesf. . .. ................. Marfha Greiwe Bopo, +he 30H .......... - ....................... R ufh Raleigh The Humble Way of Snakes .................... Marie KerkhoH I Prefer My Dogs ............................. DoroH'Iy Geiger Wi+h The arrival of sprinqy The lure of Nafure drew +he Syzygians' obser- va+ions Toward +he song birds arriving from 'i'he Soufh. Room 206 seemed a verifable aviary when +he club members so very arfichally imifafed +he songs of +heir fea+hered friendsT The quain'r calling no+es and Cheerful liHle songs of +hese pe+i+e winged folks made +his program one of The mos+ de- lighfful of +he season. Welcome f0 Bird Land, ....................... Bird Ensemble Adap+a+ions of Birds ................ Parrot alias Rquh Raleigh Descripfion of Jrhe Flicker ............ Cafbird. aTias Grace RoHner The Habi'ra'r of +he Meadow Lark ...... Canary. alias R. M. AHhaus Au+obiography of The Blue Bird ..... Blue Bird. alias Marie KerkhoH L'ITe His+0ry of +he Scarie+ Tanager ....................... ........................ Mocking Bird, alias Florence Rupp Nighfly Habifs 0T +he Whip-poor-will ...................... ...................... Wood Thrush. alias Marian Honkamp The Goose tHumorous EssayT ......... Owl. alias Dorothy Geiger Ask +he Cardinal! ............ Cardinal. alias Rosemary McCar+hy Bird Conservafion ............... Whip-poorhwiil, alias Sylvia Cuni Economic lmpor+ance of BirdsA TSong Sparrow. arias Mar+ha Greiwe Birds' Farewell ................................. Bird Ensemble AT The end o1c 'I'his program The club presenfed a donaHon of fiffeen dollars +0 be used for The promofion 0T bioiogical inferesfs. COMMENTS BY LAB PALS How could we ever forgef our good 01d 'cuHing up' days in Biology? We really didn'+ mean +0 be so cruel +0 our unbri'unafe specimens: ye+ if was 'H'16 human +hing +0 do'. Mary Jo Schroder, '32 Rufh Raleigh, '32 Laborafory work in Biology has +rained our minds fechnically. our earS musically our head's 5ympafhe+ically. Marie Kerkho'FF. '32 Rosemary McCarfhyl '33 To +he- Jrwo mos+ briHianf Syzygians of nexf year we give Desks Two and Three; and we hope +ha+ during +heir Biology periods, +hey wiU dissed as in+elligen+ and derive as much enioymenJr from +heir work as we have.' Ru+h Mary Alfhaus, '32 Dorofhy Geiger. '32 HAHGHHOH, $ufure Syzygiansl In Biology you can do a Io+ of'cuHing up'. Grace RoHner. '32 MarJrha Greiwei '33 Our favorife occupa+ion in Hwe laborafory3keeping a paramecium in +he field of a microscope. Sylvia Cuni. '32 Berna Connelly, '32 We wonder wheJrher fhe fufure Biology Class wiH find as much use for +he Jrerm. 'Osmosis.' as we have. Marian Honkamp '33 Mildred Romes. '34 CHEMICAL LABORATORY BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY Page E 1'ghfy-fzvo DOMESTIC ART DOMESTIC SCIENCE '-. -..-..-.-..-..-.- -g-. - - Page Eight v-fhrea THE VERDICT IS SUCCESS Hark! my dear friends. And you shall hear The s+ory we +ell Of our work so dear. Consfrucfioneoh, my! Whaf a word is +his? We've learned i+ might Or '+woufd be amisse We began wi+h con+es+s eln +he early fall: A finy wee mHe Of a dress 'For a doll. Then s+udy mt silk. H5 wor+h we know; Wool. a problem. We Wound 1+ quHe so. - Scheming and designing Of colorean arf: Now since we've sfudied, We know +hem by heart Wifh sfucly 0W color Our inferes+ grew: Success would follow In H's +rainl we lKnew. Page Eighfy-four Nexf +ype5 01c figures, Along dicl Jrhey come: --.-..w.. Perplexing. ye+ fasc'nahng. Yes. problems were some. Hisforical cos+umes. We've searched Jrhem +hrough- Some we had m8? th, O+hers were new. Then care of one's clo+hing An essenhal oh life. Which presen+s +0 mosf people A difficuH' sfrife. A family budget Our friumph shafl be: The fufure will prove if To you and +0 me. The Big Sisfer con+es+ Of dressmaking art Now came on +he scene More skill +0 impar+. Then we par+ook In fhis prizeewinning scheme. To prove unfo o+hers We're whawL we seem. And now. my dear friends: The Verdid shall bee Success unfo all Who have labored wi+h me. The Juniors. Page Eighty-fE-ye Page Eighty-xix .. .- u. u. READ FOR CURIOSITY SAKE Who are wee7 A iolly crowd of Home EconomECS girls. of course. We're nof ashamed To show our faces affer making such numerous useful and preHy Jrhings during +he pasf year. Wha+ are we? We're wha+ we seem. Jus+ +hink of all +hose projecfs we complefed. Wouldn'+ you be proud? Yes, we have spen+ many sunny hours in our a++rac+ive room and enioyed +he pIeasan+ fask th our dear +eacher wa+ching yards and yards of maferial +urn info preHy dresses, smocks. and whafever we desired. Therefore. we. +he I'Freshies. defy anyone who says HSewing is an unprof'lfable subied +0 pursue. When in our classroom every day. We love our work in every way, Spreading sunshine where'er we go, WHh eyes beaming and cheeks aglow. WHh Hie needle we're very handy. And +he work we do is really dandy: We cmL and sew and basfe and seam. And when were finished our faces beam. Happye careeree. and ever gay The bes+ class in Hwe school fhey say: Never fhinking of vexing cares. We make o+hers forgeJr +heir's. We pride 'In every bH of our work Therefore we're never known +0 Shirk: Now our Jrime is o'er and past 3qu our love for sewing forever will last The Freshies. Page Efghfy-scven .. '-:.-. e. $$$e. anvL The Geography Class of I93l-1932 had been +rue +0 +he moHow See Nor+h Amerlca First and as +he Jrrain pulled in+o Jrhe Pennsylvania S+a+70n in New York Ci+y we were again assembled for a world four. On +he follow- ing day we embarked on +he S, S. Presidenf Hoover which was +0 +ake us +0 foreign lands. As Jrhe boaf moved slowly ouf of Jrhe harbor. we said our farewells +0 Jrhe good old Unifed Sfafes and soon we were omL on +he deep blue sea. The ofher passengers on board could no+ undersfand our unusuaI affire. for we were dressed in our Regina uniforms so JrhaJr we could easily . ' find each o+her. ' Our firs? sfop was af Havana. As we enfered fhe harbor we saw +he Morro CasHe, JrhaJr old Spanish forfress which guards +he enfrance +0 Havana harbor. During +he few hours' +our of +he cify we vi5i+ed +he Cafhedral. +he Presidenhs Palace, and +he monumenf erecfed in honor of fhe soldiers who Ios+ +heir lives on +he Maine. Incidentally. we looked for Ka+herine Moran's compact a giH from Daniel O'Connell. which she had losf las+ hall during a Jrour +0 Cuba. Refurning +0 our s+eamer we were soon on our way +0 Panama. A+ Colon we saw +he s+evedores loading hundreds of bunches 01c bananas on ships bound for Jrhe Unii'ed S'faJres. When Grace GriFFin and Rosella Hanney saw so much fruif +hey wan+ed +0 refurn. bu+ we induced +hem +0 s+ay wi+h us or Jrhey would miss +he Blarney S+one in Ireland. Since we wan+ed +0 Jrour Sou+h America we chose a boa+ +ha+ would make Jrhe Jrrip +hrough +he Sfraif of Magellan. so now we were OH: for Rio de Janeiro. 1he mos1L beauhwcuf city mt Sou+h America. We spen+ +hree days in Rio with Margare+ Grimm and Gerfrude Biehl as guides. They +ook us +0 fhe Nafional Library. +he Ar+ Museum. and Jrhen +hey drove us 0qu +0 Jrhe moun+ain disfricfs. We were glad +0 leave Rio de Janeiro because of Jrhe heat From Rio we sailed +0 Buenos Aires. where we had some inferesfing and unusual experiences. This city has many large churches and you may unders+and our surprise one morning when Virginia Urlage and Anasfasia Grunkemeyer refurned +0 +he ho+eF one hour la+e for breakfasf and announced Page Eighty-eight HlaJr fhey had been fo Mass and had been los+ on +heir way back. We spenf fwo days sigh+-seeing in +his cify. The ceme+eries seem +0 be of +he grea+es+ imporfance and second in importance is +he wa+er front From Buenos Aires we fook +he Transandine Railway +0 Valparaiso. Chile. This +rip las+ed +wo days and one night As we neared +he highes+ climb a+ Carcoles. Jrhe engine gave a shrill whisHe which informed us fhaf we were under +he ChrisiL of +he Andes'l monument Even Rosemary Carney was roused Trom her sleep by +he noise. A+ Valparaiso we boarded The ship again and affer a shorf s+op a+ Caflao. +he porJr of Lima. Peru. we sailed 0qu on fhe Pacific for The Hawaiian Islands. No frip fo Hawaii is compie+e wi+hou+ a visif +0 Kilauewa and. a5 +he volcano was very quiet we were permiHed +0 go near +he craferi Our braves+ members. Doro+hy Schabrun and Kafherine Haas. ven+ured +0 Jrhe very mou+h and, of course. in her exciJrememL. Kafherine dropped somefhinge her fine new umbreliaeinfo Jrhe volcano. Some day some one may be walk- ing on fhe island wifh a good red silk umbrella. We sailed from Hilo af sunsef on a +en-day voyage across The ocean +0 Yokohama. The weafher was fine and we enioyed Jrennis. golf. shque-board and bridge on The boat Dorofhy Brinker became so in+eres+ed +ha+ she hardly had Jrime +0 ea+ and sieep: however. she came oui' wii'h firs+ prize in The bridge fournamenf. AHer a few days we come +0 +he ln+erna+ional Dafe Line. and we had Jrhe Thrill of going +0 bed on Friday evening and waking up on Sunday morning. Affer a rafher unevenHul voyage we docked in Yokohama. l+ didn'+ +ake long before we were on a shopping +our, for we could no'r resis+ +he beaufiful kimonas and beads. Tha+ evening we had a dress parade on deck, headed by Kathleen Berman and Doro+hy Feldhaus. iThey +hough+ +hey had +he prefhemL kimonas, so we had +0 lef +hem lead +he processionJ We Spenf a day in Tokyo visi'Hng +he Buddhis+ Temples. Imperial Museum and Hayakawe's home. This comple+ed our shay in Japan. We may menfion +haf in +he parks we, especially Madeline Holt enjoyed a ride on a merry-qo-round. Because of +he unseHied s+a+e of aHairs in Shanghai. China. we could nof s+op in +his cify. bu+ confinued on +0 Hongkong. As women would have if. we spen+ some fime on Queen's Road. fhe shopping cen+er. Then we were carried abou+ +he cify in sedan Chairs. Hongkong is a Brifish possession. so The CHy is in much beHer condifion Hwan many of The o+her places we visifed. Mary Peiers and Lorraine Collins were afraid Thai we would miss ea+ing some Chinese rice. so +hey led us +0 a Tine li++le +ea garden where we se+ on mafsl afe rice and sipped Jrea in +rue Chinese fashion. On fhe following morning +he Presidenf Hoover sailed for Manila. Philip- pine lsfands. Here, an American Commeee. whose guesfs we were +0 be for +he nex+ +wo days. received us very cour+eously. We visi+ed The modern ci+y as well as +he old Spanish ci+y. 1he barracks. and mm +0 sa+isfy Miriam Schneider and Doro+hy Aderi a pineapple field. A round-+he-worid Jrrilo offers no res+. so amid +he merry farewells o? +he naHves and +he shoufs of American friends, we IeH Manila for an island ParadiseeJava, Java. +he mosf densely populated. spof in +he world. has many valuable exporfs. Since Jrhe nafives are of Dufch descent we were glad +0 have Hilda Knese! An+oineHe Hulsman and Adele Schonhoff in our I i l i Page Eiglzty-m'ne lte w. -.e -.----s-.;-. -.e -. company +0 and as in+erpre+ers. We landed a+ Ba+avia. a very clean ci+y, and a goocl adver+isemen+ for Dufch Cleanser. We visil'ed +he churches. schools. and +he aquarium. and +he public washrhouse along H16 river. From Ba+avia we +ook a side +rip +0 Bui+enzorg. where we visi+ed lhe Deer Park. Verna Mae Smy+h. Elizabe+h Geismann and Eileen Lo+z insisled on going +here: bu+ never again shall we be inlluenced because lhey became so homesick. From Java we sailed +o Singapore. and +hen on +0 CalcuHa. India. Mary Armsfrong and Anne Har+ wanlecl To go +0 Jrhe jungles, buf we had learned a lesson in Java and would nof hear of such an expedifion. so Mary and Anna had +0 be con+en+ wilh our company, Then Jrhe nexl Jrhing Jane Peilz wan+ed lo do was 10 climb Moun+ Everest Jusf imagine lhafl We knew JrharL Jane would never be back in lime lor lhe boat so we said, No, +0 +ha+, +00. AHer lour days in CalcuHa. Jrhe Presidenf Hoover sailed for Colombo. Ceylon, bul +he inlense heal macle even Virginia Wells glad lo move on lo Bombay, India. Bombay was allracfive. bul fhe snake-charmers, beggars, sacred cows and elephanls. holy men and BuddhimL Temples soon +irecl us. We made a visil lo Jrhe Towers of Silence. The Parsees. fhe aris+ocra+s of Bombay. place +heir dead on one of lhese fowers and Jrhen leiL +he vul'l'ures come lo dispose of +he corpses. Upon approaching a model lower. we did nol need +he admoni+ion. Now. girls. please be silent From Bombay we began a voyage of one week +0 Suez. Egypt This was a delithul reslL on +he quief Indian Ocean and +hen on +he Red Sea. Mary Kefherine Hopkins enioyed i'l' so much +ha+ she began lo gain, which was a good adver+isemen+ lor +he Presidenl' Hoover. Ar Suez we lelf Jrhe boaf for a +rip +0 Pales+ine. Under +he able guidance of Agnes Sweeney we look on a more religious a++i+ude. for we were +o visi+ +he places made sacred by +he presence of Our Lord nineleen cenfuries ago. Firsl of all, we visiled Jerusa- lem, ll'le Holy Cily. No one goes +0 Jerusalem wilhouf seeing +he Church of +he Holy Sepulchrei buill over Mounl Calvary and +he Holy Sepulchre where ChrisiL was buried. We allended Mass in fhis church and had +he privilege +0 receive Holy Communion in +he Chapel of +he Holy Sepulchre Belhlehem. Nazarefh, Jrhe Jordan. and +he Dead Sea were o+her places we visifed. Agnes Jrook care +ha'r every member of our par+y had a relic of some sor+ +0 bring home. if only a boHle of Jordan River wa+er. ln Cairo we viewed several mosques. museums. foolc a ricle +0 +he Nile and also +0 Jrhe Pyramids. We formed a real caravan, as each 01: us moun+ed a camel and made +he +rip in+o +he deserf +0 +he Sphinx and +he lombs of Jrhe Pharaohs. Leaving Cairo. we +ravelecl by rail +0 Alexandria where our floaling houseH was wailing for us and we sailed away from fair Egypt Mary Elizabefh Erbacher was sa+isfiecl +haf she had seen King Tul's fomlo and had ridden a camel on ?he Sahara Deserl sands. We were gradually nearing home, bul we had a few more slops lo make in Europe. Naples and Mounl Vesuvius were given a day and if seemed as +hough the volcano iusi wanled +0 scare Marcella Carroll and Claire Burdick because, iusf as They were nearing lhe craler. i+ gave a +hunderous roar which sent +hem hurrying back +0 +he crowd. In Rome we saw 5+. Pe+er's, +he Va+ican. and +he Popes There are many o+her +hings +0 be seen, bu+ Mildred Miller feared we would miss +he boat Page aneh -eeeW - W' -..-s. eWeee . . -s l l I I I I I W---- n-e e so we had +0 go on board five hours ahead ol lime. The lad of He malfer was lhal Mildred didnl wanl loo many lo see her In her black gown which she had worn for Ihe' 'Audience.' Genoa. Haly. was Hue nex+ sfop and here we par+ecl because some wan+ecl +0 go Io Germany and Paris: while o'l-I'Iers wanled +0 go +0 Marseilles. France. and Madrid, Spain. Mary Jane Fischer was eager +0 see +he old Imperial Palace in Berlin and l'he Ca+hedral in Cologne. so she ac+ed as guide ?0 +hose places, and Marie Wyrwol led ?he crowd around gay Paree, The +rip on fhe boa+ +0 Marseilles, France, was ra'H'Ier lonely. because we missed Mary Jane's hear'ry laugh. bu+ +he beaufies of +he ci+y gradually drove away our loneliness. In Madrid we aHendecl a bull fighmeufh Reddinglon would have if so--and affer Ihree days spenl in fhe Spanish Capilal and viewing Jrl'Ie Moorish Caslles. we leH by rail for Lisbon, Porlugal, where we boarded JrlIe boat ln ll1e French port Brest we all rnel again. From Bresl we wenl +0 London. Liverpool. Glasgow and Jrl'Ien across lhe Irish Sea lo Dublin and Cork. where Geraldine Schaefer enjoyed herself immensely walching Rosella and Grace kiss fhe Blarney Slone. Oul on JIhe Allanl'ic. Virginia Le Pere and Telma Heheman were a cone 5+an+ source of enferlainmenf. Really you would be surprised al all lhe lhings lhey recalled. On fhe fifth day we saw Liberfy in lhe dlsfance. Whal a +hrill of ioy coursed +hrough our veins as we hailed our beloved U. S. A. once more! The Geography Class; Page Ninety-one anew. w. ....-a -aa-Laa 3-4 d-d aaaaaa .v.e. -e. As business sfuden+s of Regina High School, we wish +0 make you acquain+ed wi+h some of +he in+eres+ing people we mef during Jrhe pasf year. We enjoyed every momen+ o1C Our daily visH wifh Jrhem and regre1L fhaf our s+ay was so shorf. Our firs+ acquainfance was Mrs. Shorfhand. WhaiL a delighhcui person we found her +0 be! AHhough she proved rafher irksome a+ +Imes. we managed +0 keep our cheerful mood +hroughou+ our course wifh her. Her irresisfible charms were feH' by all. Mr. Typeering was Jrhe momL delighfful of all. wH'h his quainf clicking and snapping. Buf. my! wha+ a +rying person he proved +0 be! Every+hing had +0 be ius+ so. for his middle name was Accuracy. He ius+ wouId no+ Jrolerafe misfakes. bu? +hroughou+ i+ all he kepf clicking in a happy manner, which spurred us on. WH'h a heavy hear+ we bid him adieu. One whom qui+e a few enjoyed was IiHle Miss Bookkeeping My. bu+ she was a proud liffle miss! Everyfhing abouf her had +0 be ius+ so--nea+, hdye and corred above all. She jusf could nof have errors. U'r may be she Fnheriied +his from her cousin, Mr. Typewrifingj This demure lass was mos+ +rying, 'For aJr fimes she seemed so in+rica+e. bmL wiJrh our perseverance we endured her quife well. Lasf, bu+ riotL least fhaf prim old maid, Miss Secrefarial Training. puf in her appearance. We all know whaf f0 expecf when one says old maid. buf +his one proved quiJre dH-Ferenf. She was so prach'cal. always looking on Jrhe brighf side of Jrhings. We received many helpwtul hinfs from her. and were very sorry fo leave her. 3: l? 3.: 3K As Jrhe portals are closed once more on a happy school year, sorrow mingles th happiness 51' having +0 say FareweH f0 fhose inferesfing friends of Jrhe Business Deparfmenf. Geraldine Schader, '33. Page anety-twa v. .L-emw. V... 3.4M. ., e .Lefwe .L..w..e-L .L -V..V..y...... STUDENT CASHlERS Upper ROWeBarbara List Kaiherlne Haas. Teresa Sfagge, Calherine Pelers, Mary Schwallie, Grace Roffner. Virginia Le Pere. Mary JO Schroderl Second RowVJeanne Sulllvanl Doro+hy Brinker, Florence Rupp. Kalhleen Bermanl Ru+h Hollman, Dorothy Nickel, Sylvia Cunl'. Marie Wyrwol. BANKING AT REGINA The depressions ol +he lulure will noJr hinder Jrhe procuring of necessi- +ies Jrcsr Regina's daugh+ers. for +hey have learned well the arl of pulling a few coins each week In Jrhe bank. 50 +ha+ when Jrhe rainy day comes. +hey will have somelhing wilh which lo provide for 1hemselves. There is noJr a week +ha+ has passed since +his syslem became one of lhe adivilies of Jrhe school fhal Regina has not displayed her +rue colors as 6 I00 per cen+ parlicipanl. Year aHer year our Alma Mafer has mainhained fhis s+andard. and we feel sure +ha+ wi+h +he grea+ school spiri+ +hus dis- played, +he Jfu'l'ure bank +ellers will derive as much pleasure from fhis work as was ours in '32. We are gra+elul To Jrhe laculfy and +0 fhe cashiers who have s+riven so earnes+ly +hroughou+ +he year +0 'Ins'rill in us ?hriH. May Regina always have IOO per cenf Banking Days! The Bank Tellers of '32. 4p. -.k Page Ninety-Hu'ce MUSIC DEPARTMENT 0 music, sphere descended maid. Friend 01C pleasure, wisdom's aid;l eCollins. As ano+her evenlful year is broughiL lo a Close, we review wifh much safisladion +he work accomplished in Regina's Music Deparlmenf. The opening of lhe school year found +he musically inclined pupils pre- paring +0 work hard lo achieve disfincfion in +his profession. The many who were foriunal'e enough +0 sfudy +heory and harmony have profiled greally. and will some day realize +he value of +his course. The orchesfra has boasfed of many addifional members +his year and has provided en+er+ainmen+ on several occasions. while a+ +he annual redial held in May +he music sfuclen+s displayed +heir +alen+s in a crecliiable manner, And now, all lhaf is leH is a lond memory 0i: happy days speni in seeking a higher musical educafion in +he lond embrace of dear Reginai Wiih Jrhe uniiring elleris ol our kind Sislers. we have taken anofher vifal slep in +he march for success. Geraldine Schaefer, '33. Music, in +hee we 'Float And lose +he lonely nole Oi: seht in Jrhy celeslialvordered slrain. Unlil ai lasf we find The life +0 love resigned in harmony of joy reslored again: And songs +ha+ cheered our mor'ral days Break on +he shore ol ligh+ in endless hymns ol praise. i eVan Dyke. Page Nimty-four 1- .....- m ha. ! I w.-q..u..-..-q.-;-.. OUR GLEE CLUB Throughouf +he pas? year. fhe musical Jralerafs 0f +he s+uden+s has been exhibi+ed by +he newly organized Glee Club. Wha'l' an asse+ +0 Regina! Alfhough sf'lll in HS infancy, H. wifh coVoperaJrion and good will. will blossom for+h in+o one of H16 mos+ inferes+ing and worfhwhile of +he many ac+ivi+ies a+ Regina. Somefimes H16 unceasing pradice did seem monofonousi buf un'Hring eHor+s have broughf +0r+h resulfs apparenHy miraculous. for. during a shorf period o1r+hree monH-Is, H115 group has produced a performance much appre- cia+ed by all, Pa+ience and hard work have broughf success +0 Regina's Glee Club. May +he club progress +hroughou+ Hwe remaining years. Teresa S+agge. '32. ! $7-. -- -- ---- - - --. J Page Ninety-ije L6H +0 rx'ghf: Upper Row Geraldine Schaefen Anna Hart Dorofhy Feld- Lower RowueerJrrude Drucker, MarIe Abraham, Nelda Niehaus Maureen BEACON STAFF haus. Mary Pe'rers. Jansen, Mary ElizabeHw Erbachen Lorraine Froelicher. t. ,-.. - Pagc' N in z' fyA xix -; Ediikor .................... Lorraine Froelicher Assisfani' EdH-or ............. Gerfrude Drucker News Edifor. . . . ..... Mary Elizabe+h Erbacher AssisfanJr ................... DoroJrhy Feldhaus Adverfising Manager .............. Anna Harf Assis+an+ .................... Marie Abraham Reporfer on AfhleHcs ...... Geraldine Schaefe- YMaureen Jansen S Nelda Niehaus Business Manager ................ Mary Pefers Ciass Reporfers ............ -; $ 5 ...-...- ;; . a o-un Looking over +he Regina Ancile oi: +he year l929. +he reader comes upon Jrhe following words of prophecy: Ii humble beginnings precede all fhings of worfh. +here is hope +ha+ 'The Beacon' will be a paper of which Regina High may. in +he iuiure, be proud. A? +he +Eme oi +ha+ wri+ing, +he full glory of our school paper had no? ye+ maferiaiized. H5 advent alfhough auspicious. held no ceriainfy 01E ifs fuiure success. This success depended upon ihe sfaifs of H16 ensuing years and fhe CO-operafion of fhe sfucien'r body. Whai was said in prophecy has been fulfiiled, perhaps no+ in HS highesf expec+a+ion, for +here is ye+ much +0 be done beiore Regina High's Beacon is periecied, bui a+ least inas- much as H is possible in +he shori course of Three years. The name seleded ior +he paper seems +0 railed H's purpose 1'0 an unusual exieni. and may accounf for ifs rapid growfh. A beaconF-a leading Iigh+eis a guide pasf +he dangerous shoals and an aid in s+eering a course sfraighf and frue. Thus has our Beacon become Jrhe guide of our school days. The medium +hrough which every girl is given +he opporfunier +0 express her views concerning fhe Charfing oi her course Jrhrough Jrhe sea of liie iar from rock-bound coasfs. Now is added fo Jrhaf past desire +he hope +ha+ The Beacon may be as grea+ an inspira+ion in +he iuiure as if has been in +he past. and +ha+ if may more fhan iusfiiy +he ingenuiiy oi ifs origina'iors. Gerfrude Druckery '33. ...-...a.;.......5...eqa..a Q;;- ;aaa.g.k .3. i Page Nirwfy-Jc'ven ' V... WW ?TW '4' A ..4 1g TYPEWRITING ROOM V.V..u-. p- CAFETERIA 2-.-5 329;2;. 5-; ;-;$;?:;;;n-m;-5.w;95-; ;-;-;-;2; ;-9;,.-3555- Page Ninefy-eigh! in, .H C i v. 5 5 .H, N. G. E, R 4 mine age Ninety 13 SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Who coqu ever Think 0T Regina wiThA ouT parTies? When The old 'grads dream CT The Alma MaTer, vivid picTures 0T merrirnenT TTash beTore Their minde eye. OTTen The audiTorium, decoraTed very arTIsTicale, has been The scene 0T social gafheringse These gay evenTs were always Too brieT. buT The pleasanT memories 0T Them linger long in The hearTs 0T The sTudenTs. The splendid co- operaTion 0T The girls, Their wiTIingness To parTicipaTe in The acTiviTiesT and The CapabiliTy 0T The hosTesses have made The socials aT Regina greaT successes. THE INITIATION OF THE FRESHMEN OcTober 27 The Freshmen wiTh sinking hearTs. enTered The audiTorium. TheyT clad in old cToThes. Their eyes blindTonedT Their hair Tied wiTh various brighT-colored ribbons, presenTecT a picTure long To be remembered by Their schoolmaTes. The cruel Seniors Truly iniTIaeTed Their younger sTsTers inTo Regina. IT was quiTe amusing Tor The Onlookers when The poor TITTIe girTs had To scramble aTTer Their TooTwear-buT Tor The Freshmeneoh. no! We do noT Tmow who leT Them in. buT The wiTch was There wiTh her broom and The ghosTs wiTh Their groans. The greenies soon became whifies. AH survived and aTTer They had endured The TormenTs so bravely, The upper-Classmen agreed ThaT They were worThy To be Reginians. They received Their reward 0T True Hallowe'en reTreshmenTsT sweeT cider. doughnuTs and red. red apples JUNIOR CHRISTMAS PARTY December 23 IT has become TradiTIon aT Regina Tor The Juniors To enTerTain Their T schoolmaTes wiTh a parTy aT ChrisTmas. The ingenious Juniors OT '32 gave I an enTerTainmenT ThaT was quiTe unique. Several TalenTecT members 0T The , class enacTed a minsTreI-The TirsT Tn The annals OT Regina. IT was such a '- 1 success ThaT we beTieve many more will be given Tn The TuTure. Dear old f I SanTa was There aTTer The perTormance To give all The girls 'Ka nTce sTick 0T T, candy. The dancing Then began and soon The audiTorium Tairly rang wiTh '- The songs and IaughTer CT The sTudenTs. Several OT The singers resorTed To I ThaT olcl carol 0T childhood days. Jingle Bells. ReTreshmenTs were served 'T- I and The goodbyes were heard buT no one TorgoT To add A very Mer'ry T; ChrisTmas. :, I Page One lzmxdrcd - ACQUAINTANCE PARTIES March 8-9-I 0 There ls reason +0 believe lhal ?he Freshies of nexl year will nol be green. To familiarize +he girls wifh whaf ls lo be Jrheir fulure school. +he Seniors gave Jrhree acquainlance parlies. As an example of l'he al'hlel'ic abillly of Regina +he school learn gave an exhibllion game for l'he vlsilors. The Regina Min- slrelelles displayed lheir dramallc +alen'l. Slsler Mary Grace ?hen explained +0 +he girls +he branches of sfucly laughl al Regina. By +his lalk. +he girls learned wha+ s+udies +hey can choose and whaf will be beer sulled +0 +helr individual lasfes. The Seniors escorled Jrhe sluclenls Jrhrough l'he building +0 give +hem a view of +heir fufure classrooms. As a resul+ of +hese parlles. we are sure +ha+ +he Freshmen ol l932-33 will nol be slrange a+ Regina in Seplember and will 5+ once be filled wilh +he school spirif +ha+ prevails +hroughoul. THE JUNIOR PROM The climax of Regina's social acllvilies. +he Junior Prom, occurred on April 29. Once again lhe Juniors proved +hemselves +0 be excellen+ hoslesses. The spacious audllorlum was lranslormed info a land of dreams and +he blue, pink, green and yellow gowns reminded +he onlooker of a glorious rainbow. To lhe slrains of popular dances. +he couples glided happily on; A pause in +his delighllul muslcelhe Grand March led by lhe Senior Class presldenl and her escorl commenced. Dalnly souvenirs were dislribul'ed +0 +he feminine guesls aller which lhe dancing was resumed. Al Jthe bewilchq ing hour of lwelve, lhe lasl musical nole faded away and +he merry-makers, aller having spenl a mosl enjoyable evenlng regrelfully deparlecl. FRESHMEN PARTY On May I8, our peJrlle Freshmen escorlecl fhe es+eemed Seniors +0 +he calel'erla, where l'hey had prepared a delicious luncheon ln honor of lhe laller. The Jrables were arlislically arrayed wllh novel decoralions, and. judging lrom +he laughl'er and challer which was prevalent lhe agair was a greal 'success. Aller Jrhe luncheon, Jrhe Freshmen presenfed a novel program. The Seniors acknowledged +haf +he Freshmen were no longer green and +ha+ +hey are worfhy +0 become Sophomores in Sep+ember. SOPHOMORE PARTY The Senior Class was enlerlained by Jrhe hospllable Sophomores on May 25. The dramafic abilify of +he Sophies was porlrayed in +he enler- lalning program which Jrhey presenled. As aclresses +hey are indeed a lalenl'ed group and some day +he Seniors hope +0 see +hem on +he slage in one of our prominemL Wheelers. The dancing lhal' followed lhis perform- ance was enioyed by all. The refreshmen+s which were served by our able hoslesses proved lo be very delicious and brough+ +he all'ernoon acl'lvifies lo a conclusion. i'E: 723$:T5TgTQEgiaaakag;TKB-Taa;Q3523$;T;T..3TaaaTa-T;TT;23E5E5E5ET ... -.x-.-sI-.le.l e..-..-.-. f f 4 Page One hundred and one -....r..,.-.,. u..u..a..w.-.- aparupw-wpw. u..u.. u.- l SENIOR FAREWELL PARTY June 2 is a da+e long +0 be remembered by +he Seniors, 'For 0n +hls clay Huey bade farewell lo lbelr schoolmales. The good old Senior spiri+ was again evidenced by +he delighl'Ful enlerJrainmenf rendered. Tl'le ou+s+anding evenl 01: flue affernoon was Hue disfribquing of unusual souvenirs. As +his was +he lasf pady +ha+ +he Seniors would a++end. +hey fried +0 enioy +hemselves lb H18 ufmosl. If was a merry parly. bul despHe +he laugh'l'er and good wishes of +he girls. +he Seniors fel+ a pang of regretfulness. Tl'ley realized +ha+ lbeir high school days were over. The memories of +he gay. ye+ sad, farewell will long be cherished by +he gradua+es Cl '32. CLASS NIGHT DANCE Afler Hie class exercises lhe Seniors enioyed lheir laslL evening al lhe Alma Ma+er wifh a dance. H was a HHing conclusion +0 four happy years of high school, June 6 was cerlalnly a memorable nigh? for lhis Class. The audiforium. a mass of vivid colors, resembled an arHs+'s paleHe and Hwe music was mosl' fascinaling. After a few shorl' hours of dancing. +he greal' evenl was over, and amid fhe good wishes and Congra+ula+ions of Friends +he Seniors parfed. OUR CLASS RING A bancl of goch a field O'F blue. A shining shield of silver hue. A +ie +ha+ draws Regina near To loyal heads. her children dear. Page One hunting! and five DRAMATICS Our school audi+orium was fhe scene of many dramahc performances during Jrhe paer year. which displayed real falenf among +he sfudenfs. Under +he able direcHon 01 Mrs. Hazel Hearn, +he girls FIHed fheir various roles in a mos? praise-worfhy manner. MOTHER KNOWS BEST Mofher Knows Best 6 One-ad' comedy. was parf of +he program on +he occasion of H16 P. T. A. Federahon Meehng on November I8. l93l. THE CHRISTMAS GHOST The Freshmen made +heir debuf in fhe presen+a+ion of The Chris+mas ' Ghosf on December ll. I93I. We owe i+ parHy +0 +hem +ha+ a real Chrisfmas spirif prevaifed among +he Reglnians. Page One hundred and three t.. HER BROTHER'S RETURN A +hree-ac1L play, Her Brofher's Refurn. was presenfed on December I ll I93I. The casf. consisting of four members. included Mrs. Hearn and Dorofhy Geiger of '32. who bids fair +0 be a s+ar adress some fu+ure day. Humorous. spicyy h'ue +0 life. +he play afforded an evening of real enfer- +ainmen+ f0 +hose aHending. THE MINSTRELETTES The firer minsfrel in fhe hisfory of +he school was given on January 3I, I932. by +he Junior Class. Their jokes and songs provoked much Iaugh+er. Rufh Penny, one of H18 end men. composed +he minsfrel. We frus+ +ha+ +heir success will noi' induce +hem +0 form a froupe ancl Jrravel +he counfry. THE HEALTH PAGEANT A HeaHh Pageant wi'rh +he Iafesf Parisian sfyles on parade, was a novel heaHh lesson enioyed by fhe s+uden+ body and faculfy on February I9. I932. Imagine. if you can, Huhcy ruffles of whipped cream. a bridal veil of coffage cheese. and an evening gown Cuf from fhe evening sky. Congra+ula+ions f0 +he girls, who played Jrheir parfs exceedingly weH affer buf a single hour's pracfice. GLEE CLUB CONCERT The Glee Club en+er+ained wi+h several choruses on April 2I. I932. Be+ween fhe vocal numbers. a one-acf comedy. Two Tables osF Bridge, was enacfed: also several orches'rraI pieces and a violin solo were played. The en+ire program aHesfed f0 +he musical abilify of Regina's carolers and musicians, as well as +0 +he efhcienf Jrraining +hey are receiving. THE AMERICAN GIRL In keeping th +he Bicen+ennial of George Washingfon. a pafrioHc opereHa. The American Girl. was given by +he Seniors on May I3y I932. The cas+ consisfecl of +he en+ire Senior CIasg. Judging 1trom +he many com- plimenfs paid +hem, The opereHa was highly apprecia+ed by +he music- loving audience. CLASS NIGHT A pageanH And composed by +he Seniors +hemseFvesl I don? see how +hey did if. These and similar comments were heard aHer +he produc- +ion on June 6, l932. of +he original pageant The Graduafe's Three-fold Mofher. which embodfed alf +he class-nfghf exercises. The speaker of Jrhe nighf was +he welI-hknown Mr. George O'Brien. S+a+e Depu+y. Knighfs ch Columbus. Ohio Sfafe Council. Syfvia Cum', '32. Puyc Om: hundred and four -q. u... ATHLETICS ON TO VICTORY There goes 1he signale and HM? game is under way! We feel if in our hearfs. Hue feam will win Jroday. Now we whisfle and we cheer. now we 5H in fhrilled suspense Till fhe baske+ has been made. +hen we free our muscles fense. The girls are working hard and even +hough we iose. We'll fake H on +he chin and never gef fhe blues. Oh, +he ioy of a game ihaf is we played and won Is as greaaL as any happiness under Hwe sun! A vicfory o? Norfhwesfern or old Nofre Dame ls nofhing +0 fhe 1hrill of our winning a game. So carry on. Regina, fighf clean fine whole game +hrough. And you'll have +he loyal supporf of H16 Class of '32 Ru+h Raleigh. '32. -eee-w-Ae;eqn; -..I -w-E-Am Pugv One hundred and fiw a w. , , ,, 4; MRS. HAZEL HEARN M l '11;- J JWV ,1 f ATHLETICS Educa+ion which fails +0 include +he physical elemen+ ls noJr comple+e. To fill +his requiremenl for Jrhe perfecf co-ordinafion of +he en+ire human body. and +0 afford every girl an opporfunify +0 show a pradical Inferes+ in her school. as well as +0 arouse a wholesome school spirif in lhose who ofherwise would no+ be so disposed. physical cul+ure classes and alhlelic feams have been organized af Regina every year since ifs esfablishmen? four years agol The successful achievemenls in a+hle+its ai' Regina during +he pasf lwo years does bqu reflecf +he marked compe+ency of our inslruclress in draw- ing for+h +he bes+ +ha+ is in +he high school girl. The s+uden+sl as well as ofhers Inferesfed in afhlelics. have sung H16 praises o1c lheir very able coach. Mrsl Hazel Hearn, whose unfailing in+eres+ and unselflsh service rendered so generously a'r all Jrimes have been an inspiralion +0 her charges. and have led l'hem on +0 vlclory. EskSESEEESlEl'l w. l l .l .. .. .ul .. - 'W'4 53: 5$5$5g555l$ww$wvbw Page One lnmdrm' and six l WW -..--.-uu-L-u. ' i . - - ..W..L .WW . .. $ W W 1 I i f i i i ! 0 i i I 13 i 1 I VOLLEY BALL TEAM StandingiMargaref Rieger. Barbara Lisf. Mar'mm SpeHer. Rosemary McCarfhy, Angela ' Cassenelll, Mary .15 Schroder, Dolores Klump. . KneeHng-Dorofhy Felcihaus, Dorothy Bauer, Dorofhy Geiger KZapminL Adamay Davis. BeHy Jayne Schroder. INTRAMURAL VOLLEY BALL GAMES December ISVSeniors vs. Juniors ........................ 58 52 December l9 Sophomores vs. Freshmen .................. 58 68 December 2I--Juniors vs. Freshmen ...................... 7O 48 January l3 Varsi'ry vs. Juniors ........................... 64 28 VOLLEY BALL SCHEDULEF l93l-l932 Da+e Regina Visi'ror November I9 Regina vs. 0. L. A ...................... I4 30 December 2 Regina vs. 0. L. A ....................... 22 34 J 5-5-;-;l Page One lmudrcd and seven BASKETBALL TEAM Left to Righ+;Dorofhy Geiger. Dorofhy Bauer. BeHy Jayne Schroder. Doro+hy Feidhaus. Adamay Davis. Marian Spellen Clara Schrand, Mary Jo Schroder Cap+aiM Mary Jane Fischer. Barbara Lis+, Angela Cassenellw', Geraldine Schaefer. Margaref Grimm Margaref Rieger. Mary Bruewer Regina. ll: 0. L. A.. 2l Regina mef O. L. A. in Their Hrsf baskefball game of +he season on January 27. in +he la++er's gym. Our girls.dispiayed splendid +eam work fhroughoqu +he whoIe game. Regina. l2; 5+. Mary's. I7 In Hue game th 3+. Mary's on February I7, we held our opponen+'s score down excep+ionafly weIL bu+ wi+h four successive baske+s, 5+. Mary's claimed +he game. Regina. IS: 51'. Mary's. l4 Our girls resolved +0 bring home vidory, and on March 3. pmL H1eir hearfs and soufs in+o +he 8+. Mary's refurn game. Each player exhined eerrai ordinary abilify. and by fas'r playing ou+wiHed St Mary's in fhe fourfh quarfer +0 win I5 +0 l4. Regina. l4: 0. L. A.. l2 We wen+ +0 ba'Hle wi+h O. L, A. on April 5. Invincibilify on H16 home 'Floor remained wifh our +eam for ano+her game. Many +hough+ +ha+ Regina was losf, bulL +he s+ern deferminaHon of +he feam no+ +0 be defea+ecL was H16 winning wrorce which led +0 an admirable vicfory of I4- +o I2 Page One hundn'd rmd vigil! . :- . .5 5... . Q . ; - WWW .. -:.1 1 -.-m-u. ..-... WW?- V ........ INTRAMU RAL BASKETBALL GAMES March l6 Seniors vs. Juniors ........................... 22 20 Sophomores vs. Freshmen ..................... l2 I5 March l7 Seniors vs, Freshmen ......................... I3 I5 Juniors v54 Sophomores ....................... 24 20 March Zl-Seniors vs. Sophomores ....................... I2 32 Juniors vs, Freshmen ......................... l2 lb March 3I VarsHy VS Freshmen ........................ 22 O BASKETBALL SCHEDULE I93 I -l932 Da+e Regina Visifor January 27-Regina vs. 0. L. A ......................... l I 2l February I7-Reg1na vs. 51'. Mary's ..................... l2 I7 March 3-Regina vs. 3+, Mary's ........................ l5 l4 April S-Regina vs. O. L A ............................ I4- l2 CHEER LEADERS Leff +0 RigM-Mary Pefers Wrginia Tepe. Rosemary McCarfhy. Do +he spec+a+ors prefer capfivaf'mg bruneHes. +an+alizing red heads and pla+inum blondes? We +hink 501 because our cheer leadersl wifh +heIr peppy yells and animajred gesfures, have urged fhe roofers +0 cheer +he +eam +0 friumph. Ready. 90! Three cheers for our spirifed leaders. Mary Peiers, Rosemary McCarfhy and Virginia Tepe. Mary Jo Schroder. '32. t 7:5. Puyr Ono 111: de mm' nfnr gag, ' QM 32E; Wagazpmm quw Wed. 172$ Aningrapha AM, W 36 Mama? 76L wk: ;;EP?F+ SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Firs? day of school finds Seniors esiablfshed in a privafe hall, Do we rafe? How 'bou+ fhose new uniforms? Wonder if Empress Eugenie had a finger in the change? Everybody keeping s+ep In corridors! Classes in quI sww'ngl . Junior Class Elections. CongrafuIaJricns. officers! Dismissal 6+ noon because of +he +epidi+y 04: afmosphere; you knownif's ho?! Senior Class Eledionn Ann Sheiner elecfed president We're ali $or you. Ann! Biology is a big mess of grasshoppers! Public Speaking Class resuHed in an Endurance Confesf for Hearfy Gigglers. Mary Jo eleded capfa'm o'F Baske+ball Team! Officers selecfed in Lafin Liferary CIuF'Cui bone or somefhing! . We were enfer+ained by a Shakespearean speaker. Names of members o'f Varsify Team pos+ed on buHeHn. Don'+ forge? your KonioIa. girls! Three cheers for Hue opening dance io be g?ven chober 9. OCTOBER FirmL baskefball pracfice. Some struggle! Firs? Friday of Odober, Classes af 9:00 A, Mn Four girls broke +heir heels! Lafin sfuden+s becoming desperaie. wringing Hweir hands and all Hwat lnHiaHon cg new members in Syzygy Club! Varsi+y Team procures uniform suits! Royan blue. form fiHing-you know! A day of anficipafion of dance and +hree days To revel in HS resulisn Monday is Columbus Day. . Who insfigafed impromp+u fesfs? 'A new fad infroduced-HCarry your own lunch. Firsf edition of Beacon T0 whe'r depfhs does fhe Iiferary ari 0? Has Sophamares exfend? U. 5. Navy dirigible KAkroM passed over Regina. LiFe is mat a bowl of cherries! and ioday is Monday. +00! Can'f someone sfop +hese six weeksV feats? Firs+ lnfer-scholasHC Baskeiball GameAScore. 8-7. Meefing oi Junior Ring CommiHee! Mee+ing of Senior Class Officers! Beginning of Torfure +he Freshie week. Freshies wearing muHiicolored bows on H13 cufesi braHs and pigfailsl Ben Greef Shakespearean pentormance. Freshies given +he +hird degree. lnHiaHon and par+yl , Giddy spirhL pervadingnaHer effeds 0; Hue Freshman brawl, NOVEMBER . We have fhree pos+-gradua+es Wi'H'l us! Someone saw +he Welcome on the mat Do+ Geiger elecied capfain of Volley Bali Team! Bring foer H'Iose sfnewy. muscular arms! Composing song for Lafin Liferary Club. Posey Carney receives a presenf wrapped In a bale o? Jfunny papers. More power is Mrs. Hearn, our cuach. Lecfure on Norfhwes'rern Terriioryi Great guns! No school Jtomorrow! H's Armisfice Day! PreparaHons made Jfor K. of C. BreaHasf. All ihe Seniors are praching carrying fraysl Friday. +he IEHwnand someone broke a mirror! l6. Second edifion of Beacon ! l7. Dress rehearsal of play. MoH-ner Knows Best given For s+uden+ body. l8. Annual Conference CH Federafed P. T. A. held 5+ Regina. Who spilled peas down H16 Mayor's back? 19. Flrsf game 6+ 0. L. A. Regina defeaied, lO-l5. 20. lllusfrafed Iedure on HTime Pieces by presidenf CH Refail Jewelers' Associafion. 23. Seniors have pie a Ia mode par+y. More six weeks' fesfs. 24, Seniors receive giff boxes of candy from K. of C. 25. Off for Thanksgiving holidays. ' .30. Blue Monday! We're glad Thanksgiving comes only once a yeari DECEMBER I, Only 24 days ?ill Chrish'nas! 2 Return game wifh O. L. A, Defeaied 68430, 3 Disfribuiion of Hckefs for 1hree2acf comedy, Her BrofheHs Return. 4. Imagine wrifing a 3000-word essay on George Washingmnl 7. Monday isn'f so bad when ihe nexf day is a $ree day! 9 Big FruH' Rams! Grapefruit +795. bananas and everyfhing! l0 Have you 5w the Seniors' Hes? How 'bouf +hose polka do+s7 II. Her Brafher's Refurn. a +hree-ad carnedy. presenfed. '4. AH classes mfed with respective +ies! I I5. Freshmen presen+ Chrisfmas play for P. T. A, Seniors win banner. 2 I6. Sophomore-Junior Public Spealdng Class presenf real burlesque. First +ime if was a i success. ' l7. Juniors defe'af Seniors in voHey ball game. l8. Freshmen presenf play for sfuden'l' body! i? l9. Juniors defeat Freshmen in volley baH. 22. Juniors look pale! They're worried about H1eir parfy! 23. Junior Christmas Par+y! Oh. H1056 mins'rreleifes! is 1k A: It 4: JANUARY 4 Happy New Year! 5. No one can seHle down in roufine! 6. A ven+riloquls+ thrf ScoH Circus Benef'xH en+er+ained us. 7 8 , The weafher is warm enough for +ennis! . American Hisfory Classes 5+arfing scrap books. II. Sis+er Pefronilla sick. Speedy recoveryl' l2, Amos 'n' Andy Clean-Up Campaign s+ar1ed in Senior Class. l3. Seniors geHing bids on ciass pictures! Jewish? I4. Vicfory of VarsHy v5. Juniors, 64-28. I5. War on sun-+an powder! l8. Approach CH spring. Whaf thfheadedness! Four girls have hair cut! I9. A Senior Class meefing or miniafure combaf? Fetch a referee! Fafher RUH'Iman lef'! hr Fayeffesville. 20. Wha+'s wrong wifh +he Senior Religion Class? ZI. Pep meefing 5+ noon! Rah! 22. K. of C. dance. Whaf a nigh?! 25. Series 0+ bridge parHes sponsored by Seniors. 26. Fafher BarreH has once mere icined +313 faculfy. 27. VarsHy Team-O. L. A. defeated, 28. Annual staff appointed. Lois mc success! 29. Biology Club program! FEBRUARY , Abafed breafhl Saucer eyes! Exams Shir? fomorrow. Examsll Whaf else is Were to say? More examS! We feel like birds ouf of gilded cages, Exams are over! Senior Class mee+ing! Lef's all hike up boxing. Hearf palpifa+ionsl Plans of H15 Junior Prom are in Hue air! , Annual is progressing very nicely. oww+ww- Page One hundred and fam'frcu I0. How 'beuf Hmse noon-hour reveTries? II. How ihe gals pour ouf d Hue 8:28 bus! . I2. Come one! Come all! To +he neon-hour dances. Do we have fun? ' IS. The Beacon for sale on all Regina's news s+ands! I6. Anofher baHI'Ing Senior Class meeHng. I7. 5+. Mary defeai'ed lmore or less! Regina. I7-l2. I8. Girls. watch ihaf conversation when coming info audiforium. I9. Healfh Pageanf! Who giggled? . 23. Will +he Annual have a blue or red cover? 24. Sister Ockavia has +he grippe! Bes+ wishes for good heaH-h! 25. No Lafin nor English classes. 26. Wonderhl day! AH +he Seniors faking picfures. 29. A fire drill and on Leap Year Day! MARCH I. An organ grinder and his monkey visif +he campus. 2 No ReligEon Classes. 3. Regina wins over 5+. Mary's. I4ul3. 4. Whaf? No Prom? Whaf a disappoinfmenf! 5. Buy your +1ckefs for the Xavier Clei: Club Concerfl 7. Whaf a day for H19 Glee Club f0 sing abouf lilies? B Is ibis ge++ing +0 be force of habit No Religion Class for Seniors again. 9 Beacons are on saIe-don'f pass i? by 'For Baiiyhoo! l0. Junior Class presideni looks worn ouf-guess she's had anofher fough meeting! II. Look af +he crowd owc girls around Fafher BarreHl I4. Freshmen vs. - I5, Juniors vs. e I6. Senior Class MeeHng. I7. Three cheers! There will be a prom. +hanks +0 Fa+her O'Connor! I8. Varsity Team defeaf FreshmeneH-O. 2!. Biology Club's First ouf-cf-door class. 22. Enh're morning spent in faking Annual picfures. 23. Off for our Eas+er Vacafion! 29. Dot Geiger appointed Glee Club Direcfor, 30. Caer of characfers appoinfed JFor Hwe Senior opereffel 3!. Beans for dinner! O APRIL Behold +he wafer waves and marcels! Oh, yes. Xavier's prom is +onfth Whaf wonderfu! week ends are reviewed on Monday! Announcemen+ made concerning +115 new school song! 0, L. A. defea+ed by our mam, I6-I4. Everybody has gone camera crazy! Dance and card parfy sponsored by P. T. A. Eighf girls selecied from The 'i'wo upper classes +0 compefe in dramatic confesf spone sored by Schusfer-Marfin. l2. HKeep Away signs should be posfed on Regma's premises f0 warn OFF Purcell men. I3. Pho+ographers on campus! Camera.l AcHon! M. New school song sen+ to flu: publishers. 15. Beacons on parade! 18. Annual senf f0 pr'xnfers. H can'i be long now, girls! 19. How abouf +hose black and whife sporf oxfords? 'ZI. Regina Glee Club concert 22. Everybody hof about +he prom. 25. We believe H15? several of Hm girls have new cases. Have you hoh'ced fhe pins! 26. Le+'s give anofher Leap-Year Dance. Everybody's in favor! ' 27. Where are you going wifh fha+ finger wave. Seniors? 28. Recital by P. T. A. Choral Ciub. 29. Junior Prom! Are we exci+ed7 I-SDTJ?P :FT Payr Onc huudrcd and jifh'm MAY 1. Everybody falking abouf every one else's. 2 and 3. Re+rea+ by Fa+her Lionel PEre. C. PP,S. 4. Senior Communion and BreakfasH 6. Oh! 1hose s+arry eyesl! Come, come and 'fess up. 7. Cify-wide Drama+fc Confesf held a+ Schus'rer-Marfin's School. 9. Oh! Hm? opereffa! I3. Senior Ciass Opereffat'The American Girl. lb Final edH'ion of Beacon -i+'s weepy. +00. l9. Senior Card Parfy. Bid your hancfs, girls, we won'+ be ?cgeH-Ier much longer. 22. Musicale by pupils of Regina. 23, New song released! 26. Come ge+ your Annuals. girls. 27. Who sfarfed +hi5 aufograph idea? 30. Parfy hr +he Seniors th fag dances and averyfhing. JUNE Lef's make H1e mos+ of our Iasf 1wo days! Senior Farewell Pariy! Las+ day of school! The end of four wonderful years for +he Seniors! Class nith Senior Farewell Dance! Commencemenf Exercises! In +he name of Hwe Class of '32. allow me +0 wish each and every Reginian numerous enjoyable days as many as we have Had. if nof more. uowmq Dorothy Geiger. '32, Class Se:re+ary. Page Om: hundred and sixteen W' - -.- - 22222.... ENROLLMENT SENIORS-I93 l-I932 AderI DorofhyI 3308 HazeI Ave.I Norwood AhlersI Rifa, I846 Hopkins AveII Norwood thaus. Rufh Mary. I9l6 Duck Creek. Cincinnaii BermanI KafhleenI 3307 Hazel Ave.I Norwood Brinker, DorofhyI 3423 Bevis Ava, Cincinnaii BruawarI MaryI 4230 Bell SIII Norwond Carney, Rosemary, I930 Clarion Ave.I Cincinnaii CarrulII MarcellaI 362B Newion Ave., Cincinnati Cunneily BernaI 5609 Abboi'fsford 51' Cmcinnaii Cour'rof', Mary, 2420 Symmes 5f. CincIinnaIi CunII Sylvia SBIS Monfgomery Rd.I CinCInnafi DoheIrIyI VIrginiaI 58M Ridge Ave.I Cincinnafi Emmerick. Edith. 4854 Reading Rd. CincinnaIi GarfnerI RosaiiaI 2546 Ridgeland PI.I Cincinnaii GeigerI DoroihyI 6250 Orchard LaneI Cincinnaii Grunkemeyer. Anastasia, I906 Avonlea Ave.. Cin'Ii HaasI KaiherineI 2259 Washingion AveII Norwood HehemanI ThelmaI 3474 Eevis Ave Cincinnati HoifmanI Ruth 23I5 Highland AVGII Norwood JansenI Maureen, 2I09 Gilberf Ave.I Cincinnafi KamphakeI RosaliaI 43I4 Ivanhoe Ave.I Norwaud Kerkoff, MarieI I757 Cleveland AveII Norwood Kramer, Ruth 347i Trimble Ave.I Cincinnati Le Pare, Virginia, 3567 Trimble AveII Cincinnaii LisII BarbaraI 5303 Hunier AveII Norwood Logan. Helen. 2508 Lysle LaneI Norwood MarfinI AnneI 33H Berediih PIII Cincinnafi MoranI Kaihran 4405 Franklin Ave.I Norwood NelfnerI Marcella, 4624 Allison AveII Narwoad NickoII DoroIhy, 2403 Norwood AveII Norwood NiehausI NeldaI 3456 Evansion Ave.I Cincinnaii NieporIeI AdeIaIdeI 2035 Lawrence Ave.I waoud PeTerI CafherineI 203I Mills AveII Norwood PiogmanI Catherine, 20l3 Clarion Ave. Cincinnaii PceppeimeierI RuIiII 4026 Madison Ave Norwood Raieigh. Ruih 54I2 IMain Ave. NorwooId RapienI Ida MaeI 5335 Moeiler Ave.I Norwood RoHnerI GraceI I744 Mills Ave. NoIrwood RuppI Florence: 5907 WoodmanI'I Ave.I Cincinnafi SchabrunI DorothyI 335i Bavis AveII Cincinnafi SchroderI Mary JoI EIIOS Gloss Ave.I Cincinnaii Schwaiiie, MaryI 5244 Huni'er Ave.I Cincinnati Shoriall, Claire, 224i FeIdman Ava, Norwood SiaggeI Teresa, 2663 Garland Ave.I Norwood SIeidleI MaryI 2205! Drex Ave.I Norwood SIeinerI AnnI 3828 Burwuod Ave.I Norwood SullivanI Jeanne, 5V66 Monigomery Rd.I Cincinnafi SweeneyI AgnesI 5909 Woodmcnf Ave.I Cincinnaii WaIshI Marcella, 5042 Wesley Ave Ncrwood Waikins. ThereseI 3526 Monigomery Rd.I Cincinnaii Wordeman, KafherineI 2349 Kenilworth, Norwood WuesII MarieI 2005 Cleneay AveII Narwoud Wyrwol. Marie, 3I33 Gioss Ave.I Cincinnaii JUNIORS4I93InI932 Abraham, Marie. 835 Wehrman Ave.I Cincinnaii ArmsfrongI Mary EugeniaI 2564 MarshI Norwood BehrendsI Ru+hI 5824 Woodmoni Ave.I Cincinnati Best RuIIhI 5870 Huron Ave Cincinnati BiehIII GerIIrudeI 24 E. St. Clair StI Cincinnati BurdiIIck ClaireI 5723 Lesier RdII Cincinnaii CassinelliI DoIoresI I502 Dana AveII Cincinnati Cinquina, RosalindaI 23IB Kemper LaneI Cincinnaii Coilins, LorayneI 36I5 Trimble Ave.I Cincinnaii CquI HeIenI I766 Mills Ave.. Norwood Davis, Adamay, 5205 Car'rhage Ava. Norwood DruckerI GertrudeI 2l45 Hannaford Ave.I Norwood ErbacherI Mary EIizabeIhI 2226 DraxI Norwood Feidhaus. DorothyI 4504 Foresf Ave.. Norwood Fischer, Mary JaneI 492i Wesley Ave.I Norwood FrcelicherI LorraineI 3523 Stacey Ave.I Norwaod GeismanI Elizabefh. 4238 Hegner Ave., Deer Park GreiweI Mariha, 46M McNeil Ave.I Norwood GriHInI GraceI 4304 Smi+h Rd.I Norwood GrimmI Margaret, 3557 Newion Ave.. Cincinnaii Grunkemeyer, Ruih, I9I6 Avoniea Ave.I Cincinnaii GurrenI Mary KII 25I3 Chafham Sin, Cincinnaii HanneyI RoseIIaI 2423 Park Ave.I Norwood HarII Anna. 2328I SI. James Ave.I Cincinnaii HeiIIIIausI Margaret 2l5l CaihedralI Nurwuod HallermaIrII MildredI l023 AvonleaI IC'IncinnaIi HOIII MadIIeIine 2205 Lawn Ave.I Norwoud HanampI Marian 3836 Iona AvIe. Cincinnaii Hcpkms, Mary Ca+herineI 60I9 RidIge Cincinnaii HulsmanI AnioineIIeI 5233 Rolsion Ava, Norwood KlumpI Dolores. 2I44 Feldman Ave Norwood KolkmeyerI VirginiaI I968 Cleneay Ave.I Norwood KneseI HildaI 3940 Foresi' Ave,I Norwood Kylius. ColeHeI 2726 Silverleaf AveII CincinnaIi LohI Eileen, 4245 CIiHord Rd.I Deer Park McCathvI RosemaryI 4622 AIIison Ava.I Norwnud Maus, LorraineI 4035 Cafherine Ave.I Norwood Miller, MiidredI 3 Belle Visia PI.I Cincinnafi MuIIenI LoreIIeI 598 Wayne StI Cincinnati NiebuerI Anna MaeI S340 Les+er Rd.I Cincinnaii PaIImanI Rufh MarIeI 54H: Section Ave.I Norwood PeiIzI JaneI 5437 Laura Lane Norwood PennyI Rufh, 504I Monigamery Rd.I Norwood PetersI Mary, I922 Crane Ave,I Cincinnati PoeppeImeierI Evelan 4026 MadisonI Norwood ReddingfonI Rufh, 57H Lesier Rd CIncinnati RheudeI RoIsemaryI 3BI3 S. MadisoInI Norwood RiesbeckI FlorenceI I765 Williams AIve. Norwoud SackI EIizabeih 6H4 Woodmoni Ave. ICincinnaIi SchaIeferI GeraldineI 235I Gianside Ave.I Norwood Schneider, MiriamI 3520 Wabash AveII Cincinnaii Schnnuft AdaIeI 3424 Trimble Ave.I Cincinnaii Smyth Verna MaeI RI IOI Mariin Rd.I Cincin'naII SreibIeI Mary AnniHaI 35I2 HudsonI Cincinnaii TonniesI MayI 40II Caiherine Ave.I Norwood Urlage, VirginiaI 24I4 Copelen Ave.I Cincinnaii WeIlsI Virginia, 3639 Ravenwood Ave Cincinnaii SOPHOMORES2I 93 l- I 932 AIIasonI Marianne, 2420 Norwood Ave.I Norwood AusII Ruth 5ll3 Silver SIII Norwood BakerI Rth MaryI 4II2 Snuth Ave.I Silverinn BauerI Doroi'I-IyI 3519 Zinsle Ave. Kennedy HEIth's BcggaInoI GiadysI 39455. MadisonI 5. Norwood CassinelIiI Angeta, I507 Dana Ave. Cincinnaii CInquinaI VincenzaI 2308 Kemper LIaneI Cincinnaii CcnnellyI MarthaI '5509 Abbotsford SIIII Cincinnari Cowan, Mary Catherine, 2415 ConcordI Cincinnafi CramerI BlancheI 5546 Affine Ave.I Cincinnaii CuniI JaneI SEIS Montgomery AveII Cincinnafi Dapper, CiaireI 272i Oakleaf Ave., Norwnod DeganharfI MarianI 4221: Ivanhoe Ave., Norwood DelurI CaiherineI 500i Wesley Ave.I Norwaod DevaneyI Agnes, 3507 Trimble Ave.I CincinnaIi DieselI IrmaI 6743 Aipine Ave.I Cincinnafi Dowling, HelenI 25ll Mound AveII Norwood Downey, Mary Jane, 2058 Elm St. Norwood Duffy. Mary FIorenceI 3320 Arrow Ave., Cincinnaii EIIioHI Mary JaneI 6439 Pace Ave; Cincinnafi Ellis, MarioryI 9M Francisco SIII Cincinnaii FauceHI ShirleyI 4EI5 Pine St, Norwood FischerI IrmaI 936 Windsor Ave.I Cincinnaii HagerIyI Margaret 2352 Harris Ave.I Norwood GrayI Jane, 2724 Lawn.Dale Ave.I Norwcod GarfnerI Rufh Mary, 2546 Ridgeiand PI.I Norwood Hardebeck. Leah 2552 Melrose Ave Norwood Harris, Virginia, 2l42 Drex AveI Norwood HeinlenI MarieI 4023 Floral AveII Norwcod HerronI Irene. I2l58 GilberI Ave.I Cmcinneli HIndsI IJaneI 0908 Ohio Ave I Cincinnah HuelsmanI VIrginiaI ZBI4 Norwood Ave Norwcod JosiworthI Helen Mae. I825 Tilden Ave.II Norwood KahensieinI ReginaI I730 Couriland Ave.I Norwood KellnerI Mary Ceceiia, 3602 Idlewild, CIncinnafi Kerkof-f, Charisma, I757 Cleveland, Ave.. Norwood KIeinI CaiherineI 2M? Marsh Ave., Norwood Kulling, Margaret 2423 Marion AveII Norwood KreisI Margaret I6I9 Jonthan AveI. Cincinnafi Kruse. BerniceI 2263 Duck Creek Rd. Cincinneii Kuebler, BeIIyI HS? Maple Ave.I Norwood LadriganI Rosemary, 2332 Quafman Ave.I Norwcod Lambert MaryI I753 Cleveland Ave.I Norwcod LandonI JeaneHeI 3557 MonfgomeryI CincinInaIi i... 5.... SzaaazEEEEEEE ; ;E;2;2;-2;-;;-52;-2g-2;E .- WW I PIIgI' Ow hundrvd Ima' .Iwcnfmz LaneI PaulineI 5409 Rclsion AveII Norwcod LuIz Helen. 39l0 Grove Ave,. Norwood Mueller, Margie I7II5 Brewsier Ave Cincinnaii Maier Clara I2I3l Rossmora Ave CincinnaIi MariinI LuciiieI 3H5 Gloss Ave.I Cincinnaii MonuhIanI VirginiaI 3433 TrimbIeI Ave.I Cincinnafi NeubauerI Mildred, 3322 Arrow Ave. CIincirInaIi NickurnI MildredI II77I CourHand AveI Norwood NoifeI Eiizabeih, 4668 McNeii Ave.I NIorwcod OrfmanI AdeimaI IAIS Rose PI.I Cincinnati Pahls, DeloresI 265l Dacey Ave.I Norwacd PaHonI Mary Louise I737 MiiIs IAve. Norwcod Pauly, IVera 5743 Lesier Ave Cincinnaii PiepmeyerI Helen 3M0 RaveInswoodI Cincinnafi Pohlman, II-IeienI I765 Daie RdII CinIcinnaIi RaleighI Helen, 54I2 Monfgumery Rd. Cincinna+i ReynoldsI KafhieenI 30H: Auien AveII ICincinnaIi RiegerI Margaret 4933 Corinfh Ave.I Cincinnati Relies, RosemaryI I93I Andina Ave. CIincinnaii RomesI Mildred, l503 Joseph 5?. Cincinnati Sagei, EsIherI EIIIO Globe AveI INorwuud Bell, PhiliippaI 628 June SI Cincinnafi BerkIen-IeyerI Mildred 2336 OIua+manI Norwuod Bielefeld. Elsie. 654 IWavne St. CinIcinnaIi Bierck. Frances AanI 2322 Quafi'nan Ave Norwood BockholdI HelenI IBIOI Weyer Ave. Norwood BradyI BIIancheI IIBII Cleveiand Ave.I Norwood BrunerI VelmaI I93l Garden LaneI Cincinnaii BuiierI Rachel, 3507 Eavis Ave.I CincinnaIi CaveyI Ruth 2143 Oesper Ave. Cincinnaii Cohen, Geoigefia 2l2l SI. James AveII Cincinnafi CondoII Vera I803 Avonlee Ave. CincirIInaIi ConneiIghIonI Pairicia 2227 HudsonI Norwood CreekI GerIrIudeI 3805 Floral Ave.I INorwood Crone. Mary, 2I42 Drex Ave.. Norwood CrosbyI LuraineI 4273 Clifford Rd.I Deer Park CulpI MargareII I765 Mills Ave.I Norwood DaceyI VirginiaI 800 Locusi St, Cincinnaii Dagnillo, Clara, SISOI Carfhage AveII Norwood Damen, Grace RiIaI 464$ Carfer SIII Norwood DannenielserI Elsa, l850 Lincoln Ave., Norwoc-d DannenielserI RuHII l850 Lincoln AveII Norwood Delaney, SulannaI 625 June 5L. Cincinnaii Deior, MargueriieI SGOI Wesiey Ave.I Norwood Devins, TeresaI I408 RegenI AveII CincinnaI-E DisselI EIIaI 675I Highland AVEII Silvericn DisselkampI Verna. 3344 Grandun Ava, Silverfon DowlingI Anna Marie. 5820 Ridge Ave., Cincinnaii DwireI FrancesI I834 Mills Ave.I Norwood Failon, Doroihy, 3827 Spencer AveII Norwood FeldhausI MildredI 4504 ForesI Ava, Norwood Fenske. EsieiIeI I75I Couriland AVE.I Norwood FinnerIyI RIIIhI IV42 Garden LaneI Cincinnaii FischerI DoroihyI 3824 SI MadisonI Norwoad Fischer, Edna. 5232 RalsIon Aveu Norwood FlaherIyI MarieI 3625 Monigomery Rd.I CincinnaIi FrieichI HelenI I802 Elm Ave.I Norwood GaivinI EleanorI I939 Andina Ave, Cincinnati GeierI Barbara, 39m O'Leary Aven Deer Park GellerI LillianI 4306 FranklIn Ave.I INurwaod Gioveriali. SusIanI 284I SIanIorI AveI.I CincinnaII GladeI Doroihy I760 Berkley Ave, Cincinnaii GreiweI AliceI 33I0 5. WoodmunII CincinnaIi GurrenII HaleriI 25l3 Chtharn S'r.II Cincinnaii HabigI Virginia, 3976 Superior AVEII Deer Park HagerIyI MiriamI 2352 Harris Ave Norwood HallI Margaret I22lI Caihedrai AvIe Norwood HarbinI Virginia. 2532 Laura LaneI Norwood HehemIanI Anna MarieI 3474 Bevis AveII Cincinnafi Heii'haus, Narcissa, 2520 Marsh Ave.I Norwccd HesinngII Miidred. 5255 Globe AveII Norwood HilverII AliceI 5227 Warren Ave. NIorwoud HuberI FiorenIceI I622 Dauner AvIe. Cincinnafi HudepIohlI Ruth. le4 Varelman AveI.I Norwood HugenbergI Alri'Ia. l8l7 Meyer AveII Norwuod Jagers, Rose MarvI 75 E McMillan ISI. Cincinnaii JansonICeceliaI1334Lincoln Ava Narwcod JohnsoInI Margaret I7I7 ClevelandI AveII Norwood JostorI'hI MaricrieI l825 Hiiden Ave.I Norwcod Keegan. Rife, 7I75 Maryland Ave.. Deer Park 3 3333 333 Page Our hilndi'vd and Riyhfrrn SchenIzI ClariIceI IBIO Cleveland Ave.I Norwood WigbeisI DoloresI 5242 Ralsion AveII Nnrwood SchmifIzI MaryI l8l3 Weyer AveII Norwood FRESHMEN3I93I-l932 Ah! ersI Jean, l846 Hupkins Ave. Norwood KneseI Mary. 3940 Foresi Ave 8. Norwood ArmsIrongI Veronica 628 Mt'alishI Ave. Cincinnaii KulkerI Geraldine 5306 Warren Ave. Norwocd BaumgarfnerI Ruih, ISIO Joseph SI. Bond HilE KuhmeIscherI Margaret 2498 Lysle LaneI Norwnod Pohner, MaryI ISSB Berkley Ave,I Cincinnaii RaiermanI MarianI 3938 Frank Ave.I Deer Park ' ReichelI Ann Rifa, l8l5 Couriiand AveI Norwood 3333333333333 SchneiderI Margaret 5050 MonfgomeryI Norwood SchumakerI HeIenI 4238 Sibley Ave Cincinnafi SchrandI ClaraI ISII87 Tulane RdI Cincinnati SchrodeIrI BeHyI Jane. 3I05 GiossI AveI, Cincinnaii SchulerI Laura E. 27l7 Roberisnn Ave.. Norwocd SchulII, MiidredI 4353 WebsIer Ave.I Cincinnafi Schulz DcroII-IyI I4I7 Reqenf Ave Cincinnaii Schwa Dolores. 5723 Doerger LaII'IeI Cincinnaii Schwanecke, Catherine, 2H3 HemlockI CEncinnaIi. SchwarbeI-I RuI'hI 4IOE ILowry Ave Narwood ShannonI Mary CaiherineI 733 OakI StI Cincinnaii Speller, MarianI 22H: Ravine SIZI Cincinnaii SIammI JoanI IBUIS Wayland Ave.I Norwood S+emanI LoreftaI 74l9 Piainfield PikeI Cincinnafi StuhlreyerI MathaI I840 Lincoln Ava, Norwood TepeI VirinniaI 42lI7 Allison Ave. Norwond WaIsIhI Mary GraceI l634 CaliforriiaI Cincinnaii WeberI RuII-II 232I Highland Ave.. Norwoo WeisbrodI BeIIyI 2210 Caihedrel AveII Norwood WesII Mary CtherineI l839 ShermanI Norwocd WestendorfI MaryI 4277 Ciiiiord Rd, Cincinnaii KrahickI Margaret 1552 Brewsfer AveII Cincinnaii Kruse. JIane 2263 Duck Creek RdII Cincinnaii Lamping, HelenI IBI2 Cieveland AveII Norwood LohmanI JeaneIIeI IEOS Weyer Ave,I Ncrwcod Lukey, Mary Clare. 3543 Hudson Ave., Cincinnafi McLeadI LadonnaI 5904 Ridge Ave.I Cincinnafi MchheckI RiIaI 4545 McNeil Ave., Norwood Meyers. IrIeneI 5403 Carthage Ave. Norwood MiIIeI-I MargaIrei 3 Bella Vis'ra Pl. Cincinnaii MoeschelI MaryI 2Il2 Drex Ava, Norwood MoriarfyI Mary. 2'03 Elm Ave.I Norwood Neii'ner. AlberfaI 4625 Aliison Ave., Norwood NiehausI Helen, 2335 Gienside AveII Norwood NuItleI Helen. 2444 Jefferson Ave. Norwnod 0' Donneii, Miarian, 36l7 Newfon Ave. Cincinnati OldigesI VirginiaI l539 Joseph SI. Ciricinnaii OsI'erhaiIsI Cathei-ineI 3555 EvansIonI CincinnaIi PalmesanoI VirginiaI 2052 Elm Ave. Norwoed PfisIerI EIizabeIhI 2329 Norwood Ave, Norwood Phil IipIsI Mary EliaanorI 2320 GlensideII Norwood Poepplemeier, DorofhyI 4026 5. Madison. Norwcod Reid. Elsie VeraI 7400 Piainfieid PikeI Deer Park ReinerII Margueriie, 3912 Ca+herineI Norwood Raising, Rosemary. 33I2 SI WoodmonII P. R. RineharII Mary CafherineI I80l Elm Ave.I Norwuod RumesI FIorence, l503 Joseph Ave.I Cincinnati RuhlI Margaret 4225 Sibley Ave Deer Park RuweI Charloife. Box 2l3 Woodiord Rd. P. R. Ryan. Vera, SIIII Silver 5?. Norwood Sandi-nanI Eleanor, 2345 Copelen SI. Cincinnaii SchcnberIgerI Florida, I829 Mills AveI.I Nnrwood Schieyer, Ruse Ann, I664 Rose PI. .I Cincinnaii SchlieI Rose MarieI l800 Maple, Norwood SchmiIHI AliceI 5050 Monigomery Ave. Norwoad SchweinII Mary. 4248 Duneden Ave. DeIer Park Shinkle, RosemaryI 7H6 Piainiieid IPikeI Silverfon SmiIhI IDoroIhyI I837 Tilden Ava. Noronod SothIeringionI Doris 2604 SheridIan Dr Norwood Spechfhold, DoroIhyI l522 Franklin Ave.I Cincinnai'i SIeinhardII Mary JaIIIiceI 53l8 FenwickI INorwoud S+einhardII RiIaI 53I8 FeInwickI Norwood SilckleyI RIUH'II 4II3B Husion AvIeI Norwund Surkamp RiIeiI 1751: Mills Ave. INorwooci SuHonI EiizabeIth 2635 Leslie AIve.I Norwood TarvinII DorofhyI 2644 Dacey Ave. CIincinnai'i TimmeIrI MadelineI 2l23 DeerfieldI PI. Cincinnaii TimmermanI MaryI Louise. 7032 PIainiieldI SilverIon UngeheuerI IBeveI'lyI 354B IdIewiId Ave. CIinciIInaIi WaIsonI JeaneHeI 33I2 Eevis Ave. CinIcinnaIi WeberI MargareI'II 2344 Concord SII. CincinnaIi Weber. Mary. l4l8 Yarmquh Ave. Cincinnaii WeiskiHeII AmeliaI 72I7 Delaware IAve Deek Park WerseII NIaI'alieI 655i: Park AveII SilverIon West. ILillianI 5500 Rolsfon Ave.II Norwoo'd WhiIeI VErginiaI 24l3 Kenilworih AveII Nnrwood WimrnersI RthI I904 Tiiden AveII Norwoad Ziegler. DorofhyI 2530 Ridgeland PIII Cincinnaii .3....... -I in 0.3M IHatrnn Ahuprtimra 4 U. ' ' I I . 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