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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1940 volume:

A .r: yWrW 7 a OUR OUEEN C6719 $590261 04naifa VOLUME XII NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY Pullldrhm' I131 jg: 55,2502 Cfaii of DES Wagina agziglzj gagoof MOST REVEREND JOHN T. MCNICHOLAS, 0.P., S.T.M. Jrchlullfmp 0f Cz'nu'mmlz' MOST REVEREJD GEORGE I. REHRING, SfIXD. zluxtlffnryf Iit'lrfmp Qi' CI-HCJ'IInalJ' Mo'mlcu MARIA ANNA BRENNER Famnfwm 0f Il'u' Sirlww Ql HIP Pnu't'uum Bfumf :bcwliaation Tn Blather Brunner', whose shining cxamplc has led intn the golden harvest Oll SUUlS 50 many lalmrers; in hell lVlWK'SL' loving care and goodness we have seen daily rellected in the hearts nll her daughters; to her, our inspiration, nur prn- tectress, our Mother, wc lovingly dedicate this annual with the ardent prayer that the day is Hot distant when her name will be inscribed among the blessed; and her holy sainthuml will he proclaimed in heaven and on earth. .- .Uoflu'rlmm-r qf HIE .YIVJ'IU'J' 11f HM Pl'wfmrmBlond, Saint Hnyhlw, Dahylun, Ulu'u 5510029 0m Ewing Masts: SISTER MARY E'I'I'HCIAil-IRT. CPP.S.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..Elvira Gruber SISTER MARY XVINIFRI-In, SC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , . . . .Winifrcd Kelley SISTER AlARY NOLA, P H.J.C .................. .Florcncc KVciner SISTER MARY FLORIAN, C,PP.S.. . . . V . . V , . . . . . . . .Meu'y Shcau'man SISTER MARY MAJHLLA, RVSJL. . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rita AhIcrs SISTER GONZAGA, SC. . ., ...,,.......,....A,. ....S vIvia Cuni SISTER MARY CIE-ENEYA, CHIS .................. .Gracc Rnttncr SISTER MARY DomNIC, O.S.U ...................... Mary Schwallic SISTER MARY PALMARITA, C.PP.S . , , . . . V . . . , V . . . . .Mary C. Gurrcn SISTER NORHICRT, SC .............................. Cecelia Ruwc SISTER ROSILHA, S.N D ........................... EIeannr Galvin SISTER lix'.-xm;1:1.1'r,x. 3ND ....... 5151121: MARY ALICE. C.PP.S,. ... SISTER R051: n14: LIMA. C.PP.S, . . . . . , . . . . . . V . . . v . . SISTER llz: :N1c.O,S.U,...,,,..A. ........ ....,... SISTER MARY DELPHINIE, C.PP.S .................... SISTER MIRIAM, CPPS ............................ SISTER MARY CRL'SER, CPPS ..................... SISTER MARY GREGORY, CPPS ..................... SISTERI'IELENLOL'ISH,0.8.1;...,...A... ... ., ... SISTER LAWRENCE, S.C.. . . . . . . . . ....,.., ... ... POSTLVLANT,C.PP.SM............................ P09rrL-m'r, S.C ................. POS'PL'LANT,S.S.JHA. ........................... Dorothy Spechthnld Flaw lane Geers Izme W'ermes Irene Tclhcstcr Geraldine Knlker Virginia Dissellmmp Blarjnrie Baumgartner 13010118 AXOHQV ,Gcrtrude Spitzig .AWarie W'hitc .Virginia Hebbcler 1W3 rlv 1n krnt ,3 Xarie Guycttc Paw, n'wun gga aauffy SISTER MARY ADONA S . TER MARY OCTAVIA . . W ' W SISTER MARY GEBHARDA I SISTER DEWMT ONlA SISTER MARY TERESA SISTER MARY PEREGRINA X 'J ' ,CQJX-IQSISTER MARY FLORENCE SISTER MARY IOSEPIIA v . f SISTER MARY CONRADA SISTER MARY MAXILLNDA SISTER MARY CORINNE SISTER MARY ANTOINETTE SISTER MARY FLORITA Mkifm MRS. HAZEL HEARN C0? MUSIC SISTER MARY BERNADINE SISTER MARY CATHERINE SISTER MARY EUNICE Page eight c74m2uaf staff IRENE MASCIOLI MARY LEMKUIIL MARIAN Bormmm MILDRED KOEWLER JOAN GOES DOROTHY HARDEBECK GRACE PETERS MARY ELAINE DILLI-IOFF Page 11 inc GRACE BAUMGARTNER MARY BERLU'I'I Grace has two keys for suc- Sparkling, graceful, cheery, cess: a quiet determination. true. Marfs all this, and and a duuntless persever- heaps more, too! zanCE. BETTY BRAND Sincere, cooperative, and ever-obliging, Betty is our ideal of u perfect friend. Page fen MARlAN BOERCER An industrious student, zeal- ous m . on crusader, and a merrymaker, Marian has iniected many a joy into our hearts. ROSEMA R Y BREITEN MACH Therek gold in her heart Like the gold in her hair, How sweet is this maid, Both good and fair. MILDRED BRE-JI'I'IIOHJ-l This exuberant Miss will be remembered for her unfail- l ing smile, her willingness to help, and her intangible zest for life, .' 4 4 J l I I L: I , . PI i l l A II . l ,' f! ' p.11, . l I. P' ' l f- , ?A'I'Iucm CROWE . . ' Patls ability tolluugh in the ' face of tlilllculty. and her pleasant attitude give us ' , ample assurance E'lmt she will lie u success. MARY BR! NR ERS Mix a heurtful oil love for neighbor Hull measurel with u soul full of kindness and gentllity, anti there you have Ulll' Olvll HBI'illlClC MARIAN DEVINE Marian will conquer lil'e,s assaults with two weapons: defcrmlnu- her invincible tiun. uml her courageous spirit. Ihzuv RANK?! er COURTOT Flashing elmn eyes, raven lillill, anKl El VVHrnl heart 0'. gold-that's Rita us we will remember her. MARY ELAINE DILLHOFF Vivacious, poised, active in all school activities, Mary Elaine is a warm friend and an earnest student VIRGINIA DISKIN MARGARET ENNIS Sweet and gentle as a May breeze is Marg, whose friend- Blithe, warm-hearted, peace- loving, Ginny has found the formula for happiness. liness we will remember with feelings of joy. ELEANOR EPPENSTINER MARJORIE FARFSING When Margie is in there fighting we are confident of her victory, for she has the competence to meet with confidence any situation. Eleanor is one of those enviably dynamic pefsonali- ties whose vigor and vitality are always at high tide. Page Iwelve HELEN FLAIIERTY Here is u line Irish lassie who is as sweet as she is Cmcienl 11nd resnurcellul. IOAN GOES Kind. gcnhll. and ever faith- ful. loan is u very WC - mnnnered. distinguished member of am Class. Mmumu l5 FRl'rscu RITA GAR'I'NER 3lusl Mur- Iler sympathetic attitude, kvrie's rhuraclcristim are her impressive of sunn-V KLi51 USili0rl, 311$! Cure- dependnbility. her enthu- free i'mlics have won for Rita siasm for new ventures, and her sense 0f responsibility a host 01' admiring friends. Jj J I Jjj , MARGARET I'IALI. Impressed indelibly in our hearts and minds, Peggy will always remain as animated, teasing. and brightly alive as she is now, Pam Ilr h'lm-n GERA LDINE HANSON Although HGerry us onfy one-hulf year, she has endeared herself to us by her pleasing personality and her indefinable charm. was Wlth DOROTHY HARDEBECK A born entertainer is Dot. whose clever antics and comical pranks were a source 01,50 much pleasure to us. NlARJORIE HEITHAUS Reticent, peaceful, and soothing are adjectives that only briefly describe the gentle Character of Margie. Page fa urh'en MARTHA JANE HAYDEN Keenly alive. youthf'ully optimistic and gleeful, Nlarthn lost no time in Cdpth atlng 0m hemts III the one vear she was with us. 441W I win; d'I, RITA H EYOB Wihere therels mirth and light-heartedness usually goodness and virtue, as it is with Keats, a most ;I able and loving Classmate. there Is Lcmuxne Ihcmw This rurh-ihcmlud AUss has 2: wealth ui- gtmd qualities: charity, clrlcicnclv. ucutncxs, uml nmiuhility are but a l'uw nl. than R L'Tl! K ICMP lfvur ready to lcml n Imlping hand. Ruth il1 lvc remem- lmrml Innsi for her constant, gracious manner. ELLA HINYSCHIJ Ella has discovered 1119 means 01 CVCI'IZIN'UJIL: youth in llUF irrepreSJblc hllnlUl' illNl jullinuss. thmlcu chwuall .Hillic's must pleasing ultri- lmtcs zll'c her straightfurwzml munnur. llCI' 1199p SEHSC nl' loyalty. and her unfailing reliability. Pulm' .fil'flx'm MARYMARJORIEHm:11.me Muxyk criteria are: unsellish devotion. guml cummdeship, and n clezul-cut spirit of slmrtsm ii HShilL W W wk M M ANNA MARIE LAMMERT Anna Marie is a happy com- bination of the industrious student, the proficient athlete, and the blithesome merrymaker. W a M MARY LEMKUHL Unified, steadfast 0F pur- pose, unwavering, Mary's personality is as true and steady as her friendship. CORNELIA MALAS Corny can always see the funny side of a situation and has found particular delight in spreading the merriment to others. Page Jixieen RITA MCCARTHY Considerate, genial, and generous a maid as ever drew the breath of life is this titian-haired daughter ofVErin. IRENE MASCIOLI Precious things come in small packages. What better description can we give for Irene? HELEN D'iA'r'ranCK This is Helen: at times capricious and merry; then again, thoughtful, qLIict,C011- servative; but at all times, kind and charitable. MARION MO'rz Intelligcncc, versatility, and animation for creating a good time are among the factors which contribute to .Hnrinn's popularity. R UT! 1 M E R 1; T Brimful of pop and energy, gleeful Ruthie with the even, white smile and the dancing blue eyes has contributed many a my of sunshine to our high-sclmol days. CLAIRE Mu LVAN EY W7ho could help but like gay. sunny Claire with the good- nnturenl benevolence which is hers. Payc .ruc'cnlcrm MARY Lou MERLAND Possessor of a strain of humor that is as precious as a vein of gold to her friends, Mary Lou is a mine of treasures - frank, sincere, and always delightfully droIL VIRGINIA ORTMAN Ginnfs aficability lies in her obliging nature, her uncon- cealed friendliness, her bright Optimism, and her gay abandon. ANNE OS'I'ERDAY There is a warm Name of gcmd fellowship in Annie's eyes, and there's the touch 0f an artist in her fingertips. MARY K. READNOUR Striking is the word to de- scribe Nlary Kay's vivid personality. Alert, witty, and charming, she is a gifted student and musician. Page aighlem GRACE PETERS Gracie is all that her name constant and generous implies - a friend, a cordial neighbor. and am affectionate chum. .9 I MOON Leadership is Gerfs most outstanding quallty, closely seconded by deep sincerity, unselfishness, and true-blue G ERT a loyalty. HELEN In SCHUENHERGER Keenly alert to discover the humorous side of situation, 10 has provoked a goodly share of the laugh- every ter that has reverberated through our school during the past four years. ANNE SIEFKE Sprightly. busy Anne. .1 dilL gent student. an enthusiastic leader. :1 cooperative fol- Eowe-r is H any wonder we uleu'e her ? ROSEMARY SCH ROEDER Rosie's flowerlike beauty re: Heat the traits of her Chzu'aCfEF, namely. her justice, fidelity, and staunch bonds of friendship. inner B ET'H 1: STU Ii ES XVe are not liable to for- get the genial. sympathetic nature of this tall, lovely Classmate. Paps n fm-h'cn MARGARET SH EA Vitality and friendliness radiate from this bright- faced Irish lass who is as fine- and energetic as any sweet Colleen. MARY TAPHORN Mary is a gentle, reserved Miss who, far from being contrary, as the rhyme goes, is a must agreeable and amiable member of our class. RITA TELLER A pair of twinkling eyes, a warm reassuring smile. and a sound, steadfast character iof such is Rita made. DOROTHY VERDIN An alI-American girl is Dot: a gifted student, capable sportswoman, able musician, and best of all, a true-blue friend. Pagc Iwenfy MARmm TUE'HNG Vivacious, lovable, and talented is Harriet, whose voice is as delightful and refreshing as her personality; DOROTHY WELLS God gave Dotty a precious giftgthe ability to see the bright side of every situation and then to reflect the sum shineofher pleasure upon us. ROSEMARY WHITE Iohnny-on-the-spot: thaHs who Rosie is. obliging, and pleasant and enthusias' tically cooperative in :1 endeavors. MARLAN WILKINS Here's the cheerful little lady whose infectious giggle has affected all of us at some time, and whose staunch loyalty has been inspirzh tional. Page lmcnly-any RITA ZIMMERMAN Responsible, faithful, and amiable, Reefs is the ideal example of a sincere student and a worthy Classmate. SENIOR OFFICERS GERTRUDE REARDON HELEN FLAHERTY MARJORIE FARJ-SlNU A NNA MA R l E LAMM ER'I' ottiitozy of tag Cfam o 7940 September 10, l936e0ur first day of high school! The first great event of our Freshman year was the initiation of our classmates; one hundred green Freshies. 0111 that terrible ordeal. XVI: felt quite important when the time came to elect our class officers. In October we had the privilege to see and hear the Papal Secretary of' State, Cardinal Pacclli, our present Holy Fa ther Pius XII as he stand on the balcony of St. rWary Seminary just opposite our campus. November brought the baskethall-wa game that helped us to show our sports- manship. The Thanksgiving entertainment, State Tests, Lady of the Lake, the Christmas party, the Senior Class Play were all memorable events of 1956. In January we had our first retreat under the direction of' Father Lily, SJ. An unexpected two weeks' vacation was granted us because of the Hood Of 1937, the worst Cincinnati ever experienced. HLights Out for a week! Anne Osterday walked away with many Hobby Fair awards during Girls, Week. The local conference of the C. S. Ni. C. held its meeting in our auditorium. ,Twas said that the Freshman Skating Party went over with a hang. The Freshmen were called good kidsnithey gave the Seniors a lovely farewell party. Golden September 01' 1957 saw us back to school again with a new vigor and new ambition. We were Sophomores. XVe defeated the Juniors in the Pam: fu'cnly-lu'o volleyball games that were scheduled for October, Several movies took the girls to our National Parks and to London through the immortalized HChrist- mas Cami. Christmas vacation came, then more studies; semi-annual exams. and retreat by Father Columban Kramer whom we liked very much. A HHard Time Partyt' tor the benefit of the missions was held in Belarch; we entertained the Senims with a prograln in May. 0n Slay Day we took part in the annual procession around the schnol grounds to our Lady's Grotto. and the crowning of our Queen. Then a XX'CH-earned vacation. As t'uil-Hedged Juniors the Class of '40 returned to Regina in September, 1958. We thought we were just a little brighter and more polished than before. The first skating party we sponsored in September at the Norwood Roller Rink. Some of the Iuninrs were chosen as members oti the Beacon Staff. The ctass rings were the topic of conversation for many weeks. In October, Ohio celebrated the 1:30th anniversary of the signing of the Northwest Ordi- nance. Greater Cincinnati had a pageant and parade. Some of us participated in bath XVI: listened in to the funeral services of Pope Pius XI, a broadcast from St. PCtCIJS Cathedral at Rome. Some of our talented classmates pre- sented a play, A Dance Rehearsal, fur the mothers of the Parent-Teacher Association, The highiights of this year were the Tea Dance and the Prom. chat delights these two social events held for mere Iuninrst We did well, both in mission activities and in the field of sports. A Junior was elected captain of our basketball team. Our Christmas party was a huge success. At last our dream of dreams came trueiwe were Seniors! After duly initiating the Freshies, we were swept into a current of activity. The year was one of great conventions in Cincinnati. Blustery October and brooding November saw us hurrying about the City to attend the interesting sessions ottirst the Cathulic Youth Organization and later the Contraternity of Christian Doctrine Conventions. Before we knew it Christmas was in the air, and the Juniors were outdning themselves with their rendition of Kay Kayser's pro- gram. Father Oberhauser conducted the retreat in January, giving us some unhn'gettahly beautiful meditations on our Blessed Dtother. February found bringing duwn the house in acknowledgement of A'L'lUFiCC Evans' brilliant portrayal of Shakespeareis 'tHamletf' at the Taft. A few weeks later we were tmdding the boards ourselves when we presented our class play The American Girl. XVith the able assistance 01' the underclassmen we captured the prize for having the most points in the Hobby Fair. Our Glee Club participated in the singing of the A'tass. celebrated at the CIUSC of Girls' XVeel-E in the old Cathedral. Through the dt'izzling min of April came the postman with two lovely, silver trophies and plaques, which our typists had won in the National Catholic Typistsl Association. XVith merciless swit'tness Blay descended upon us, and with it came the hatt-sorrowful prospect of graduation. The month ended in a haze of crowded events, climaxed hy the Crowning of our Lady by our class president, and our farewell party to the underctassmen. Class Night found us weeping bidders 0t fond farewells to faculty, Classmates, and our beloved Alma htziter. THE STAFF. 1 :va lwvnbx-Hm'r m: A my ggs Beauty of Like a gleaming jewel nestled in the folds of a rich green velvet, our Alma Nlater sits h enthroned 0n Norwood's highest hill and com- h mands a view of the surrounding countryside. Her beauty as she rests, bathed in the liquid gold of the sun-hathed mount, is the cynosure of eyes for miles, in every direction. But if she is impressive in perspective, how much more inspiring is Regina at Close range. About her in the summer stands a silent court of verdant-garbed knights: the mighty oaks, the towering elms, the stately poplars, and the fullnbosomed maples, whose leafy crowns are studded with multiecolored songsters. At her feet the Howers burst in bloom and incense her loveliness with their perfume The winter scene has a charm all its own. h erapped in flowing ermine robes, our Alma e Mater sits in the midst of a fairyland of fan- tastically beautiful ice-wrought nymphs and sparkling evergreens. mates thing:r 0am c74fma Mata To this setting of breathless loveliness come hundreds of young girls annually to find that Reginais exterior is hut the reflection of a greater inner beauty, namely, the spirit of Godliness, which is the soul at the institution. Here in this Christian atmosphere 0? refine- ment are molded the Charactcrs 0t tomorrmv's Czithoiic womanhnnd. Upon the plastic surface uf their youthful minds and hearts, which so easily might he led astray by false teachers, are impressed those peerless principles which will ultimately lead them to the end for which they Were created. Thus, with souls steeped in the bcnclits of their Catholic education, their minds infiniteiy richer Aizlter. in culture and training, Regina's grad- wiil ever carry away with them some- oti the intangible hceluty of their Alma i i Iait WE anat Taitamant We, The Senior Class Of Regina High School, City of Norwood, County of Hamilton, State 01' Ohio, being of age, and sound in mind and memory, do make and declare this our Last Will and Testament. We do devise and bequeath the following: ARTICLE I: To our beloved principal, Sister Dlary Adana, our young hearts brimful of devotion in acknowledgement of her gentle guidance and con- structive advice. ARTICLE II: To the faculty, our sincerest appreciation for their untiring labors and sacrifices in giving to us the solid foundations of Christian woman- hood. ARTICLE 111: T0 Nlrs. Hazel Hearn, our fundest gratitude for the avid interest she displayed in each of us individually, and in our Class as a whole during these four years. ARTICLE IV: To the Juniors, the joys and responsibilities of Seninrhond. ARTICLE V: T0 the Sophomores, the bustling importance of a most thrilling year. ARTICLE VI: To the Freshmen, the continued success of three more happy years. ARTICLE VII: To those concerned the following bequests are made: 1, Grace Baumgartner, bequeath my hard-earned Cicero translation. I, Aviary Berluti, supply my Exotic XVined fingernails. I, Ntarian Boerger, reluctantly pass over my love for a good time. Page Iwelxly-a'ix I, Rosemary Breitenlmch, contribute my lovely Titian curls. BXildred Breithnllcm snrrnwfully relinquish my pin ihmm a certain friend. Betty Brand, submit my long cherished dream of being a commercial Betty Brinkers, surrender my ambition to skate through the halls. Rita Cnurtnt. offer my foreign looks. Patricia Crmve, entrust my desire to reduce without diet, Dlarinn Devine. relinquish my sessions at the bowling alley. Diary Elaine Dillhnfl', bequmath the peculiar quirk of my left eyebrow. Virginia Diskin. sorrmvfully remit my Purcell ring. Blargurei Ennis, proffer the wrinkling 01' my nose when I laugh. Eleanor Eppenstincr, donate my love for arguing. Margie Farfsing, leave my bow legs. Helen Flaherty, gladly give my numerous typing assignments. Alargic Fritsch, present my eleventh-hour assignments. Rita Gartner, offer my purplc-urange coupe. loan Goes. leave my profusion of curly brown hair. Margaret Hall, impart my good will inwards men. Geraldine Hanson, bequeath my lovely, melodious voice. Dorothy Hardeheck, relinquish my big, beautiful, brown eyes. Niartha Jane Hayden. bestow my little stray hairs. Rita Heyob, contribute the little imp who lives in my eyesm Ahrgic Heithaus, furnish my large supply of hair ribbons. Loraine Hickey, concede my naturally Curly hair Ella Hinyschla, surrender my curling eyelashes. 1,11'111' In'rnlgrmn'rrl 1, Mary Nlarjorie Houillion. por my love for climbing trees. I, Loretta Johnson, bequeath my large Supply of beautiful clothes 1, Ruth Kemp, sorrowquy relinquish my beloved red sweater. I, Nlildred Koewler, relinquish my memory of the night of April 10 at the Taft. H , Anna Marie Lammert, bequeath my enviable job as Hag mtputterwupperf' H , Mary Lemkuhl, proffer my remarkable ability to wiggle my ears; I, Rita NICCarthy, supply my artistic ability. I, Cornelia Malas, donate my rollicking sense of humor. I, Irene Mascioli, submit my mania for writing in the wee hours of the morning. I, Helen Mattcheck, contribute my unusual rendition of the jigadoo. I, Ruth Merkt, give my especial playing of m'In the Blood. I, Mary Louise Mlerland, concede my red convertible with plaid seats. 1, Marion Motz, bestow my multicolored variety of hair bows. 1, Claire Wlulvaney, reluctantly pass over my natural inactivity. I, Virginia Ortman, bequeath my intricate dance steps. I, Anne Osterday, donate my three dimples. I, Grace Peter's. entrust my love for swing music. I, Mary Katherine Readnour, dedicate my Giee Club playing. I, Gertrude Reardon, offer my three years of presidentship. I, Helen I0 Schoenberger, relinquish my love for the symphony. I, Rosemary Schroeder, submit my lovely golden Curls. I, Wlargie Shea, furnish my ujitter-bug shoes. 1, Anne Siefke, bestow my manner of flitting here and there. Page lu'cnly-tfgllt 1, Betty Jane Stokes, offer my long, long, tingernails. 71, Diary Taphom, entrust my craze for doing the shag. I, Rita Teller, bestow my fair-weather hair. 1, Harriet Tueting, sorrowfully remit my singing ability 1, Dorothy Vcrdin, jnytully donate my tirst horseback ride. 1, Dorothy XVclls, present my inevitable Mush, I, Rosemary chit'e, bequeath my naturally rosy Cheeks. I, Dlarion 'Witkins. leave my il'rcprcssibfe giggle; 1, Rita Zimmerman, surrender my daily typing at noon. ARTICLE VIII: In witness whereof, we, the Class of ,40, the testators, have to this will set our hand and seal this fourth day of June, in the year of Our Lard, nineteen hundred and forty. Signed : THE CLASS OF BIO. Witnesses: IRENE MASCIOLI MARY ELAINE DILLHOFF MARY LEMKL'HL MARIAN Bomcm MILDRED KOICWLER Page Iu'cn Iy- n in v W420; WEO T.T.T. Club. 'What do the initials mean? On the campus. XVIICrEd you gct the lmrsie? Truckin', huh? Pcck-u-lmn, Rosie. Arcn'i they swcct? Dncsn't she louk Clay? Speak no cvii, hear nu evil, sec no evil. 3h ? fun! Umm . . . nice. Vx'hosc ca 1 ! Look at the gossip! JFmicl thc pnsi will fall, Rita? Vlm's taking the picture, Alil? Lovely! Inscpnrublc. s,malltcr HGinny, leg hmkcn? 31mm 0' XVur, Sea Bisquit, 21nd .Wary Lemkuhl. Tum young for sailors then. ch, Helen In? I Smile pretty, Dotty! II 157,16 Ilu'rly-uuv gge guides cgaoaafed What America needed in 1950 was a good-will jaunt from coast to coast. With the best wishes of New York's City xWanager, Patsy Crowe, and her Chief Deputy, D'Iary Berlufi, we began our night from that city. We insured ourselves against Hcome what might with the policies of Diary Dlarjorie Houillion. After outhtting ourselves from Anne Osterdafs exclusive dress shop and watching leading mannequin Rita chCarthy, we were ready to leave. Air Line Hostess Bettie Stokes adjusted our safety belts and then we ghded upwards. Stopping just long enough in Philadelphia, we heard Mladame Harriet Teuting's rendition of Carmen and Nlargie Shea's Swing and Sway Orchestra. On our wa t0 VVashin ton we read Irene IVlasciolfs latest bio Pa 11 and .y g g P y Miartha Jane Haydenhs new collection of poetry, After arriving in that city we drove to the Smithsonian Institute to see Anne Siefke who ta kes care of the dinosaurs. While we were enjoying a visit to the White House, we passed Nlildred Breithnlle and Grace Peters. They told us how they were progressing as social worker and hacteriemlngist respectively. We heard the Nurse Mlary Taphnrn was soothing the fevered brow 0f hlr. Roosevelt, who is still going strong. In the same hospital Eleanor Eppen- stiner was acting as head nurse in the operating roomv XVe expressly wished to learn about the latest eHorts 0f Gertrude Reardon to expel Communism from the United States. After talking to her we felt very much satisfied. We Hew next to Cincinnati where we encountered numerous old school- mates. W'alking up Race Street we saw Cornelia JWalas stumng owls Pays llil'f'l-lj-KH'O 312,5 gufu'za Wausafsd- Continued in her mm taxidermist shop. And we must say she seemed to be enjoying herself! Nmry Katherine Readnour rushed past us on her way to Columbus in see Dorothy XVells. She missed her, though, because Dotty was on her way to Cincinnati to see Kay. We passed the XValk Right In Tea Room nperated by Rosemary Schroeder, Standing outside of it we heard .Mm'g Ennis still singing her theme song, There's Something About a Dnctnr. Blargie Hoithaus owns the sweetest little confectioner,s shop on .Main Street. Buying some of her delicious candy were Helen Flaherty and Diargie Fal'fsing. They Conduct the HRest. Quietly Institution, you know. Over at the University Ella Hinyschla is an amazing teacher of philosophy and Rita Courtot is the cheeriest Cheer leader of her time. The Cincinnati Vt'm'ld Fair was being built under the direction of Anna Diaric Lammcrt Grace Baumgartncr was her head technician. Chief photographers for mThe Home Town Gazette were Peggy Hall and Dlargie Fritsch. On the switchboard of that paperls nflice was Blarian XVilkins. She was holding down her position very well. Pccking in on Dotty Verdin we saw her eagerly eyeing her wall pennant spelling out Scmpcr Fidelis. Good luck, Dot! XVe saw Rita GartneNs beautifully manicured nails resting lovingly in the dishpan. tVC said good-bye to Cincinnati and headed for New Orleans. XVhilc in that city we ihrtunatcly were able to Visit .Warinn Blotz who was on a concert tour and Claire Diulvancy whose painting's had just been hung in the Art GEIHCEIV. tWalking up the avenue we saw two familiar faces. Of all peuplciVYirginia Diskin and Rita HONUN Ginnie is head mistress in her own exclusive orphan asylum and Rita is her gymnastic instructor. 1,115.13 lhlllfy-Ihrn' 955 gutuza CQEUECLIEJ - Continual We were forced down in Ionesbom, Arkansas, because of a lack of fuel. Imagine our surprise at seeing Loretta Johnson happily teaching school there. She told us that hlary Louise Nlerland and Helen Nlattchcck raised chickens just outside of town. Ruth Nlerkt was their Hpainlessn dentist. KVe finally sighted St Louis. There we had to he unravelled hy travel- guide, Rita Zimmerman. She directed us to the university to see Dean of Women, lWarian Energer. D'larian, in turn, told us that Rosemary Breiten- bach Jones was Chief-cook and bottle-washer in the little house around the J! corner. In Des h'loines, Iowa, we were greeted by trapeze-artiste, AVlarian Devine. Wye then made a long hop to San Francisco. XVe hearcl all about Rita Teller, private detective, and her assistant, Ruth Kemp, They tracked down xVillie the Weasel just recently. Betty Jane Brand is covering herself with glory in the field of art. Joan Goes, with all her new lines of cosmetics, is quite a celebrity. Wye literally ran into the 1950 version of Eve Curie, Virginia Ortman, rushing to her laboratory after a brainstorm. When we saw Helen Jo Schoenberger, she was so worn out after rushing to the docks to catch a last glimpse of her sea-going husband, Captain of the U. S. S. Colorado, that she scarcely recognized us. The last stop on our journey was Hollywood. There we settled down to read the New York Herald. In VVinchele column we read that Gerry Hanson recently startled the elite at the Vy'aldort Astoria with her latest evening creation. He wrote that First Nighters really lauded comedienne, Dorothy Harde- beck last week. Incidently, we see that Mildred Koewler is studying her lastest musical comedy score. Page tht'r'ly-j'aar r'V- tell??? 355 gating :fxpausafzal - Conafucfsaf After we had rested up, we began a tour of inspection of the Hollywood Studios. Betty Brinkers, our own glamour girl, is the latest star appearing above the Hollywood horizon. . I 4 . . . . . I Vlsntlng one at the giant Sets we heard Rosemary XVhlte shoutmg Qwettj but to no avail. Secretary to the president is Loraine Hickey. hVC told her she really ought Ute he in picturesn but she prefers to remain behind the arc hgh LS. Driving through Beverly Hills we saw the next door estates of the former Misses Aleuw Elaine Dillhan and Mary Lemkuhl. They are kept must busy cnmpzu'ing notes on their actor husbands. So, then. we cnmpleted our good-will jaunt across the United States. And, isn't it stm-mge, we saw every member of the Class of 1940! Page Hutty-jivr . x N .. V I... .n I 4L Fl. 0 01 iL-uumu- m w m 4- Lw4g- .Laugah A Maya . .. Ki; :xaL-Jvfgdnltl- Arm C7cm 90L; gag; W50 W2: 6415? Firm! Raw;C0rnelia Dlalas, Eleanor Eppenstiner. Dorothy Wells, Ruth xMerkl', Aviary Berluti. Second Raw Anna B'lar'ie Lammert, Alarjorie Houillion, Mlarjm'ie Heithaus, Grace PC ters. Third RowiRita Hcyob. Mary Brinkers, Mlary E. DillhoFF, Rita Gartncr, Blargarct Hall. I'burllr me-Rosemary W'hitc, Betty Stokes, Dorothy Vcrdin. Anna Siefke. 1 II'f-UI Row Blary Lemkuhl, Alary Kathryn Roadnnur. Loraine Hickey, Virginia Diskin, Irene Masciuli, Sfxllz Raw Slartha I. Hayden, Ann Osterday, Margaret Ennis. Juan Goes, Rosemary Breitenbach. Paw MKI'IIU-mm'an .$.vh..-.-iiwa -, PF :21 $59 i120, 017K515 As one walks down the long corridors of Regina and casually glances through an open door, he is almost magnetically attracted to tum on his heel and walk into the room to view at closer range its attractive arrangement. If he is a camera enthusiast, he will. doubtless, whip out a small black machine and without further ado proceed to snap a picture of the scene. Here we have a few of the shotsl, that any camera lover would prize. The first Hoar 0f the school is a verit- able goidmine of camera loot. In the left wing of the building is the eiiicient-looking Commercial Department, where alert busi- ild 75515 mess pupils busy themselves over book- keeping or send their fingers flying over the keys of a typewriter. Halfway down the red tile corridor of the first; ttoor and across the quiet thresh- hold is a very different type of picture. Serene. peaceful, refreshing, with the gleam of polished gold and the red flicker of the Sanctuary lamp the chapel is in definite contrast to the industrious bustle 0t the typewriting mom. Past the smiling statue of our Lady and far to the end oi: the hall, there is another interesting series of moms. First tC'nr:limraz' m1 llzutfnflau'r'nlri pngmj ilitNt u . .m.mr aim ' 3 1 ' .J- in order of approach is the Domestic Art room, beautifully decorated, and often- times adorned by the fine handiwork of the pupils. Every Friday, a corner of this sunny room is transformed into a miniature hospital as a special Class of seniors, under the guidance of .Mrs. Van Cleve, a Red Cross Nurse, learns about Home Nursing. Next door in the spotless Domestic Science department, tomorrow's hostesses learn to practice the culinary art with deft skill. Occasionally they, too, display their art as gracious hostesses in the lovely model dining room. Up two flights of stairs, still in the right wing of the building is the Well- gamifia'z ?facai H equipped chemical laboratory, with all the fascination a scientific chamber cam otter. Halfway down the shining length of the third floor corridor is the Art Room, where bright heads incline eagerly and youthful hands put finishing touches on some neat sketch 0r colorful drawing. Leaving the mom of young artists and descending by way at the north stairway to the second floor, one will be drawn to an open doorway, and with- out hesitation will enter the lmoh-lined, quiet room which is Reginals library. As one pauses 0n the landing of the middle stairway, he catches the glimpse of an impressive scene in the courtyard below, where an image of our Lady is sheltered in a vine-Covercd grotto. Turning from the tranquil beauty of the vision, he is drawn by the sound of music through a doorway into the music department, a row of small but very attractive music moms. Indeed, whether he does so with a camera or merely with his mind's eye, the observer whu records the attractive scenes in Regina will find them pleasant and must intriguing. IRENE MASCIOLI. 04ftaz gown 5am The author's essay appeared in the April, 1940 issue of lee xlpwlfc qf .Halzy. a magazine published Ivy the Society Of Nlmy of Dayton, Ohio. XVhen I ascended the steps of my Alma BIater for the first time, I felt that somehow the whole world must he. watching me with admiring eyes. I was no longer an nhscure child; I was a young lady, and wonder of wonders, a high school student. A Sudden thrill of joy flashed through me as I stood before a statue of our Lady holding the Int'ant and smiiing, I was sure. directly at me. If there were any shadows of awed tear hovering in my mind, they were dispersed immediately when I gazed upon the gentle countenance of that loving image, for I knew that she would he as constant as my mother in watching over me. In a retrospective glance I realize that that smile on the Virgilfs lips has been ever before me in the four years that have passed since that first day. I dare not think how void those years would have been wcrc she not- there to smile wGond morning, dear child, to me everyday. When I was in trouble by doubt or worry, I I'Ied to her arms as instinctively as a babe runs to receive his mothesz kiss when he has been hurt. As I knelt under her compassionate gaze, the story of my woe I poured out to her, and with perfect confidence in her kindness I begged her assistance and never departed without it. I have visited non-Catholic schools and have experienced an inexpressible feeling of pity for the thousands of her sons and daughters denied the thrill of their heavenly Motherts presence in their school. But it the image of our Lady was such a comfort, our lovely little chapel was ten times over a joy to me, for here was not simpIy an image, but the real, living presence of God Himself! T0 imagine the past four years without that peaceful haven would be as distasteful as to consider eating salt with- out meat. Before I entered high school, God was to me a divine Being whom I was to serve, obey, and adore Being good consisted in fulfilling these obligations well. Today after four years of careful religious instruction, I realize that God is more than a divine Being to he adored from afar. He is my Father, a most loving and lovable Father, whom I must have with me when I work or when I play, when I sing or when I dance, as well as when I kneel in prayer. Page jorIy-lu'n ..u. uTgr .10 He is an intimate Friend, not an exacting 3Iaster. XVhere I go, He belongs, and if He does not III: into a certain atmosphere, neither do I. Another topic which was a source of much bewilderment to me in grade school aml which has been Clearly defined antl explained to me in high school has to do with the divine command to love my neighbor as myself. I remember especially my contusion when my elementary school teacher taught that I must love my enemy as much as my friend. With childish disbelief I doubted that Goal could he so cruel as to wish that I should love AIary Iane, who pulled my hair, as much as Betty Lou, who always gave me half of her apple. Now since I have studied that most Gotlelike of mysteries, namely, the hlystical Body of Christ, my tormer incretlulity has vanished. What I would not ClO before I will do now. because I realize that even though my neighbor may he unkind to me, I must love him because he is a member of the same AVIystical Body of Christ of which I am a memher antl that together we share a common Head. Christ HilnSellI. An understanding of this heautit'ul mystery is in itself one of the richest fruits of my high school education, for it has exerted the greatest influence upon Iny attitude towards my fellow students, and it will, I believe, exert a similar intluence in my attitude towards my fellow Citizens. DIy neighbor is no longer a separate heinibr who need he of concern to me; who may suffer or he happy without any worry on my part. He is my brother in Christ; he has a Claim to all the natural rights I enjoy; aml when he gutters, I must be con- ceived with the problem of alleviating his pain. AIy most valuable lessons in active participation in the DIystical Body of Christ have been taught me by the Catholic Students' Mission Crusade, an organization which daily spends tireless efforts for members, distant and near, oli Christ's Alystical Body. I am happy to have been ahle to share in the splendid work done by this association of mission-minded youths in return for the unique influence it has been throughout my high school career. Its three- fold exhortatinn to prayer, work, antl Sacrifice have been so ingrained in my heart that they have hecmne a part of me. I am convinced that for actual exemplilication of the work which Christ advocated when He saitl HLove one another, there is no single group which has clone more than the Catholic Stutlents' .Wission Crusade has tlone tor me during the Mist lhur years. .. I i However, I tlU not wish to create the impression that religion was the only suhiect in which I was well instructed, for the secular branches ol' stucly Paws .lin'hlsilln'v were also an important factor in my high school training. The study of Ian- guages, mathematics, science, history oFfered me every opportunity to acquire a well-rounded education. In my history and Civics Classes I have arrived at a fuller understanding and appreciation of the principles of democracy. Im- mortal Latin and English classics have been included in my program. Doors to a score of chambers of learning, in fact, were ever ready to swing open it I but turned the knob. But getting away from the serious side of the story, may I say that I have never had such a quantity of good, clean fun as I have had in high school. The social gatherings of CathoIiC youth Sponsored by the School, the Parent- Teacher Association, 01' one ot the Classes have ever been a delight to me, for they were effervescent with youthful mirth and gaiety. There was an unique feeling of good fellowship permeating the atmosphere, and there was a special type of joy arising from the knowledge that my good times were as pure as morning dew. Under the approving eyes of my elders, I have found an unsur- passed pleasure in every dance, every tea, every game that I have attended. Aware, as I am, that the years of adolescence are the most turhuIent years of a lifetime, I feel that I owe immeasurable thanks to God, my parents, and my teachers who have so wiser and so lovingly guided me through this trying period. IRENE MASCIOLI. Page fm'l-y-frm :- JUNIOR OFFICERS JEAN STEIBLE JANET HENNEKES ANN GRANNEN Paine jurly-ffwc J'JVIY . for! u j ,I 1.118 G4 gzoufz of Smifirzg guniom 1 ;le Row, Tap Hebbclcr, Josephine cham, June Gunther, Carolyn Santangelo. lean Steible, Betty Heider, Diary Bachman, Rosemary Second Rmv-uxlarion Silver, AHaI'IV Ann Hansbaucr, Janice XVilson, Sara Jane VVetzel, 31:11'ian Geise, Anna Marie Griffith, Jeanne Nlomper. Third Rasw-Alicc Brinkmeyer, Mary Ferguson, Anna Alargaret Goettke, Ruth Kollmescher, Alum Na rlc. Virrinia Rnbhen, anet Hennekes. 5 Es FOM'UI Row Patricia Compton, Mary Selzer. Agnes Niemer, B'Iarian Huber. Ruth Rittmcycr, Virginia Naberhaus. Catherine BICPhillips, FUJI: RouF-Virginia Pope, Jane Habig, Rita A1210 Burwinkel, Iean Kemper, Loretta Bucrgt'r, Antoinette Fulchi, Patricia Harmon. SIAM RowiAlarlv Catherine Rocdcr, Ann Lcmkuhl, Martha Hinds, Alar'y Burns. Stella Huckm', Betty Carroll. Elaine Fitzpatrick. Seventh Ruww Rita Steinlmuer, Loraync Kulkmclvcr, Alaric Schmidt, Ruth Hoffman. loan antor, Ahirjorie Bauman. Ruth Von Holle. 1511011111 Ruminnmthy Dunn, Rosemary O'Hara, Rita Rnlvcr, Isabella Feldman, Mary Catherine Zimmer. Alary hstcr, lean Dossman. Payz' fnrlyan'm'n WVEOX W30 Four musketeers. Vieta;s followers. Sophisticated snphies. W'hat, you again? Our gang. Having fun? Faithful forever. Dolls, at your age! Hold that pose! Leaning 0n the 01d top rail. Queen 01' hearts. Freezing freshmen. Porchin, pretty. Our little LatimAmerican beauty. Goldilocks Tircd? Are you comfortable, Cnllette? Page jmfu-n fm- 55,250 m I gamwaff 'ch have closed our books, many 01' us. for the last time. XVC are going out into a new and different world from what we have known up L111 now. Looking hack we cam recall all the joys, sorrows, triumphs which were nurs each fleeting day. Lovingly we remember our teachers and fellow classmcn and enjoy once again the memories of the happy times spent with them. Regretfully wc lcave the protecting arms of our Alma D'Tater. Half fcarlhully, half courageously we set our font on the threshhold of life. Keeping in mind the unfailing truths which we have learned in these four years, aml with the help of God and the Blessed Virgin, we are confident of success in our respective future undertakings. MILDRED KOEWLER. Pam; fijllj SOPHOMORE OFFICERS RITA BERG PA'I'RICIA LOGAN RUTH Tmm-zmmx VIRGINIA BRAND ! ll 1;17.1M' fzj ry-on 1' jg'tyJulu 1111f J l 054515 i; a 95125 Jeapzaantatiua group Of 54250112025: Firm! Raw, Top7Virginia Brand. Ruth Ann Armstrong. .Warian Schlcuter, II Catherine Faust, Rita Suttm'. Swami Ruw-vRuth Albrinck. Ui'clia Bagnali, Dorothy Graver, XVinnic Vcl3er, Joan Richardson, Thelma Russell, Ruth Timmerman. h Third Rnwilcan GI'CVCP, Betty Dicrkcr, Alberta Schneider. Alice Maloncy, Lucille Kelly. Ruth Overbeck. Rita Berg. 1' 11111'11'1 Ruu' Rita Englcrt, Blarian Thomson, Catherine Schroeder, Thelma Post. Mary Schfaghcck, ROSemary Cleury, Alma Brinkman. I'UM Rou-ilanc Dnnnclly, Patricia Dhrtin. Patricia Logan, Clara Finch, Alat'garct Sicfkc. Elcannrc Barrett, Doris Flaig. SLIM Rtm' Biarlv loan Geller. Emma Reblmlz, Patricia Fisher, Gloria Bun Tempn. Virginia BBIIken, Belly Jane Nagle, Eileen Lennard. Sevelalli Rau'ilane Busemcyer, Janet Vx'ittwcr, Dhu'jm'ic Pels, Luis Baehncr, Alaujv Lohman. Rita Katzcnstein, Ruth Kcmper. It'tialzllz RowiLnis Vicson, Ruth Adele Lntz, Dorothy H'Cyer, Alvera Lurz, Dolores Schweilwl't. Pngu fzfly- llzrn' Wnngu in Typing Contait These Regina Typists won the much coveted Champion Trophy in the Amateur division, Class B, of the National Catholic High School Typing Contest: Loraine Hickey won Second Place in individual honors; Rita Gartner, Third; and Dorothy Dunn, Eighth; Antoinette Folchi, Pauline Forrest. Grace peters, Janet Hennekes, and Nlarcella D'lrusek received Honorable Blentionv The Novice division, Class B, winners of a Trophy, ranked third in the nation with Margaret Siefke winning Ninth Place in individual honors and Niadalyn Crowe and Dolores Schweikert receiving Honorable Wleniiun, Page leIy-jm: r FRESHMAN OFFICERS MARY BERNARD BARBARA AGNEW CHARLUrTl-J RICE DOLOR 1:5 WAGNER ?zaigmarz Pam ffflyrffn'c WECME $0 you 35025 Of Ow: 9751517282? 1 1'r'xl Raw, Tupi Alargarcl Oldigcs, Durothy Glaser, Dolores Wagner, Jean Anderson. Ahlrion chz, Ruth Kcmmc. June Condo. Semmi Rmv- Virginia Hallcr, Juan Barrett, Ruth lnkrot. Virginia Dingcr, Regina Schroeder, Jean Freidhof, Dolores Blomer. 7.111013, IeULU JCiln 1x11 Hallnran, IAEFFHine GUdClWViS, Clare Flack, HZIZCE Blomcr, Lillian XVilliams. Ieem Elstm, Anna Alarm Schneider. Faurllz Rowilmlary Ruse Sanker. Marjorie Lee Hartley, Anna Mme Dollman, Esther Hinds, Shirley XValker, Evelyn Fischer. Ellen Rnlver. I'Vflh Raw Bernard, Virginia Reluholz, Catherine Speaker, Nklrgaret Stuebbe. Patricia Kcnney, Rosella Arlinghaus, Claire Beckman, Diary Sixth Ruw-thlry XVoebkenbcrg, Doris W'ilp. Patricia Carroll, Virginia Oenbrink, JVXary Ann XVUH'. Patricia Raleigh. Jean Ohmic. Seumllz Row Blarie Hines. Betty Planitz, Helen Kurt'e, Adele Knhmeschcr. Charlotte: Ricc, .Warhv Ann Huckett, Jnary Ruth Donahue, Rose Page fx'jly-Nwrn 4'1:th fly Pay! ff 50mg $64le Gisggmsn. Iv'fmf Raw, TupiAhU'lyn Brauning, Jean Hack, Jean Faust. Juno Schneider, Ellen Hickcy. Svmnd Row Ican Vettcl. Ruth Gratsch, Betty Luken, Rosemary Determan, Edith Rics, Ahary Ann Glos, Inez Perkins. Third Rawchtty Taslm, 3121le Catherine Nielmus, loan Seubcrling, Betty Fixari, lean .Wcstcmaker, 51:11ng Kollman, Rosanna Holmes. I'burll; RuwiRuth Dnssnum. Peggy Naish, Bunnie Smufe, Dorothy Haumesser, Aviary Getty, Loraine Hanncy, Niary Alice Linesch Fifth lfow Rnsemary Rnndinelli, Barbara Agnew, lacqueiine XViId, 312117.? Ruurkc, Juan La Sauce. Philomena Blinardi, lean XVoud. SIAM Raw Eleanor Druckc, Blary Stricken Rosemary Leever, Blildred Staub. Betty Sticns. Catherine Benumati, Angela Santangelo. Sm'mrlb Row Ruth Kraut, Betty Kohmescher, loan VesseL Arlcen Biink, Virginia Efkcman. ijc' fifly-n 1'11: Ir: 3?; M N 12;?! 45;.- i i I - ,EL' :1 , : k l L I 3. ff-es'lwli,'iwlislln . .H g? i Aanioz and gunioz gfaa Cfug GLEE CLUB MARGARET SHEA. . . , . k . . . . . . . I . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .leidcnl MARY DEUBELL I ALICE BRINKMEYEIW . ,.....,....,.........I......:l'rea.mrem MARGARET HALL , MILDRED KOEWLEM . . Y ..A.....,...I............HULIIImrmnm JANICE VX ILSON JUNIOR GLEE CLUB MEMBERS Ariinghaus, Rosella Anderson, Jean Beckman, Clare Brauning, IWarlyn Efkeman, Virginia Elstm, lean Faust. lean Halloran, Jean A. Clasgens, Helen Determan, Rose M. Linesch, Nlary A. Dossman, Ruth Fixari, Betty Hinds, Esther Find V nice Hack, Jeanne Hanney, Lorraine Herbold, Betty A. Kollman, Mary Luken, Betty Oenbrink, Betty Rnndinelli, Rosemary Second Voice Holmes, Rosanna Kraut, Ruth Long, Clare Kurre, Helen Nlink, Arleen Minardi, Philomena Santangelo, Angela Schroeder, Regina Stiens, Betty Stricken Nlary thalen, Ianef Wild, Jacqueline Wolf, IWar-yann Wood, Jean Rolver, Ellen Sanker, Mlary R, Schneider, Anna M. Staub, iWildred Wagner, Dolores VVilp, Doris SENIOR GLEE CLUB MEMBERS Albrink. Ruth Brinkman, Alma Bussemeyer, Jane Deubell. IWary Faust, Catherine Finch, Claire Flaig, Doris Goes. loan Gucttke. Anna 31. Bachncr. Betty Baehncr, Luis Brinknwyer. Alice Geller, Alary lane Bugnnli, Ufclia Burwinkcl, Rita ALIQ Russell. Thelma Cnurtnt, Rita Iyerkcr, Betty Firm! Voice Gunther, Jane Habig, Iane Hugenberg, Dorothy Hansbauer, Diary A, Katzenstcin, Rita Knewler, Blildred Lcmkuhl, 3121er Lehman. .Wzn'y Lunn, lelry Kathryn Lntz, Ruth Second Voice Hennckcs. Janet Kemper, Ruth Lemlmhl, Ann Third I'm'ce Eppenstiner, Eleanor H2111. Alargarct Iesfcr, 31am: Leonard. Eileen Nielund, Grace Hwy J'IINAV'UIW Lurz, Alvira Mlaioney, Alice Nagel, Betty Ortman, Virginia Overbeck, Ruth Parrett, Faith Reardnn, Gertrude Reemelin, NXary Von Holle, Ruth Logan, Patricia Achonald, Rita Schweikert, Dolores Vils0n, Ianice Post, Thelma Roeder, Alan, C. Sclmenberger, Helen Jo Shea. Ahlrgaret VChite, Rosemary MR. GARNER ROWELL Dircrlar' aj Ilze OI'L'llemll'a Omgatza Mange u FIRST VIOLIN Agnew, Nlary Barbara Grcver, Dorothy Rittmcyer, Ruth mec, Patricia Griffith, Anna D'larie Verdin, Dorothy Peters. Grace SECOND VIOLIN Englerf, Rita Niemcr, Agnes Schroeder, Catherine JWCPhiUips, Catherine Richardson, Joan Timmerman, Ruth Schneider, Alberta Vieson, Lois F : VIOLA Degaro, Josephine Dunn, Dorothy 1W10n1per, Ieanne ; CELLO ' Folchi, Antoinette Naish, Peggy Wetzel, Sara Jane Harmon, Patricia BASS Ferguson, Nlary Hector, Iane FLUTE OBOE BASSOON Cramer, Rosemary Dillhofrf', IVIary Elaine Hardebcck, Dorothy CLARINET TRUMPET Berg, Rita Cleary, Rosemary L Schneider, June Kemper, Jean Thomson, Wlarian Wells, Dorothy ! FRENCH HORN TROMBONE PERCUSSION Compton, Patricia Heithaus, Marjorie Burns, Mary Stokes, Betty Jean Brand, Virginia Oldiges, Wlargaret - PIANO Crowe, Wladalyn Grever, Ican Page $1211 11-! wo $10,an and Magic szinr 1mm twin HE MERI AN IRL' 8 Cl Pl . I F A C G ' OU R ORCH ESTRA 1 5137! airly-Hrrcx Catttott'c 5tudant dmau'on ' Czueacta Wait One of the largest and most active groups at Regina is the Catholic Students Niission Crusade Unit. To begin the year in the right spirit, a sulemn initiation of its members was held in October. At this event Reverend Arnold lvVitzman, the moderator of the local unit was present and delivered an inspiring address which spurred us on to fulfill the threefold purpose of the mission crusade, viz., prayer, study, and saCrifice. Each day of the month we prayed for the mission intention. W'e made numerous novenas and triduums throughout the year in behalf of the missions. A new method was developed by which our Spiritual Treasury was greatly enlarged. Various study clubs were organized. Some girls made a zealous study of the deeds of the missions and the excellent work that the missionaries are doing; others took lessons in Christian Doctrine 30 that they would be able to prepare small Children for their First Holy Communion. iVlission talks and plays were also given at the monthly meetings. Included in the mission activities were many drives which were sponsored to aid the missions. There were drives for old Clothes, tinfoil, stamps, sales tax stamps, and for the collection and distribution of Catholic literature. Donations were sent to the missionaries all over the country. Our unit also entered the C. S. M. C. Oratorical Contest. At the elimina- tions held at our school Diary Burns was unanimously Chosen by the judges to represent Regina in the semi-final contest held at Roger Bacon High School. Competing with four other schools, Nlary proved successful at the semi-finals and received first honors; in the finals, second honors. The Regina Crusaders of this year are to be congratulated for their fine spirit of cooperation. A hearty response was given to all mission activities. Niay the members of our unit he always remembered for their mission spiritl MARION BOERGER. MRS. HAZEL HEARN Director 2M. CAX vf gigfsfiai I 71ch Jiafu-ffvr :1 ARCHERY REGINIANS IN A GYM CLASS Pugs JLrIy-m'x VOLLEYBALL BASKETBALL BADMINTON Pays .rimly 'd'ft Ian 1 TI ii ggi BSQCOIZ The BEACON has been a boon to the students of Regina for quite a number 013 years and we sincerely hope it will continue to shine its light of guidance throughout our school for many more happy years. 3a; study cm; These future catechists have learned anew the teachings required for the preparation of First Holy Communion in order that they might impart this knowledge to young Children desirous of receiving Our Lord for the first time. Page .n'xM-eiglrl ll. 14. ,. 13. 18. 19. 20. 21. 25. 29. 0101:- 10. ll. 13. 16. 17. H cu m w x1 8-10. 13. 14, 20. 21. cafanafaz of 50.92151 SEPTEMBER Registration. Hellmgirls! School begins. 15 everybody happy? Freshman test in music HmVre your ears, freshies?U First orchestra practice. Oh, those notes! Seniors, juniors, sophomores elect 0111mm. BEACON staff chosen. Hurry with that Hl'st edition. Glee Club elects officer's. Doctor and nurse pay a call. Say aahh. Girls appear in smart new jumper-unif'orms. Seniors plan for initiation as freshiesw tremble in expectation. OCTOBER Local conference of C. S. M. C. held at O. L. A. Our crusaders attencT. C. Y. O. convention opens, and we hear Father Lord. Ian; he wonderful? Freshies are put through the mill at initiation party. Spirited youngsters, aren't they? Freshmen elect officers. C. S. Ml. C. officers chosen. Congratulations! Fire prevention talk. VoHeyhaIf teams announced. Father's Night. Father Kuhn gives pep talk about coming C. C. D. Conventions. on us, Father! Mrs. Van Cleve organizes Home Hygiene class. C. S. 31. C. initiation ceremony. Froshies take surprise Algebra fest. NOVEAWBER All Saints' Day. No school. Freshmen give skating party for the missions. It's a success! C. C. D. Convention opens af. Purcell. Count Seniors participate in mund-table discussions at youth session 01' C. C. D. Convention in the Hall 01' $11rmrs. Educatirm week. Juniors give programs. Seniors hear about their CIEiSS play. Volleyball games. Seniors and sophomores win. Finals in volleyball contests. Seniors are declared champs. St. Cecilia Day pmgrmu. Puyz' .rrix'Iy-ninv 5. 10. 15. 14. 15. Thanksgiving program. Yum. that turkey! On to Washington movie. All Aboard! 2Perpetual SacriHce movie thrills us. Father Sourd tells about the Home Nh'ssions. DECEMBER Crusaders working busily on Christmas boxes. Hurry? State tests. How do the freshies like high school now? Music Club organized. What's its name? Nlarie tells us the wonderfuI news. Red Cross movie on tuberculosis. Our gifts to the colored missions are on display. Nice? P. T. A. has a Christmas party. Juniors gives Christmas party for the missions. Did they ever 11nd IWinnie N10use'? Impressive program with a procession and carnling. Christmas recess begins. JANUARY Back to school. Tired? Father Backus speaks on vocations. BEACON staff joins Quill and Scroll. Regina has nine study clubs! BEACON announces diction contest. 17-19. Retreat. Father Oberhauser conducts. 24. 25. 26. 28. 103997153 12. 14. Nwainter dance. Let's g01 It was a grand affair . . . thanks P. T. A. Geometry Class organizes Euclid Club. Mrs. Holbmok tells us about our library. Tea Dance. Juniors arc hostesses. FEBRUARY 3. C. G. Club organized by civics class. Guess what those initials mean Freshman Class meeting: What's new? 1V1iss Tressa Beirne engaged to give vocational guidance. Ash Wednesday. Don,t forget your Lenten resolutions. Senior Class meeting. Those graduation plans progressing? Lincoln,s birthday. N0 holiday? Did you receive that valentine you were expecting? 1617. Girls see Hamletu. XVasn't it grand? 21. C. S. 1W. C. meeting. Orchids to those responsible for the playlet, I Can Read Anything.U 22-25. Washington's birthday. Thanks, iVlr. XVashingtnn, for two free days. 27. 28. Lecture at Our Lady 01' Cincinnati College. Iunior class meeting. Are those prom plans complete? 1111.116 .m .I:' n ly IQKQh-ih-IHH $mwww3Q+ .00 N E0 01 H 12 1-1 17 MARCH Photographer takes pictures for annual. Smile! china rules Norwoud. Here comes Niayor Reardon. AMothCr-Daughterbanquet. Yummmm. Alumnae-Regina game. Who's afraid? Dante Club gives lecture on St. Joan of Arc Mlndern History Class remakes Europer map. What would Hitler say? Easter recess begins. Ho-Humfoh, pardon, back to school. Senior Class play dress rehearsal. Hum . . . not bad. Oratorical intramurals Good Luck! Senior Class play, The American Girl. APRIL For the seniors, the day after the night before. J'Wnre annual pictures. State tests. How did you do? 310ch trial in Civics Class. She's guilty! Senior class meeting. VVhaUs up? Iesuit pageant at the Taft. Father Lord was there, too! Nhry Burns wins in semi-fmals at Roger Bacon. Hurrahl Regina gains nationaI honors in typing contest and receives two silver trophies. Now we need a trophy case. Spring dance. Waan everyone gay? 18-21. Rain, rain, rain. 95 26. 27 50 Xavier's Clef Club entertains. Finals at Purcell. Individual Contest, G. S. T, A. Seniors attend JWembership Tea of Cincinnati Circle. International Federation of Catholic Alumnae. MAY Reginians begin their tour to W'ashington. Ascension Day. No school. A free day. Thank you, Sister. Miss Aladden presents Hobby Fair awards Alumnae Dance at the Sintun Hotel Snplmmnre-Freshmen Party for Seniors. Junior Prom Iuninr Alusic Pupils, Recital. Concert given by Regina Orchestra and Glee Club. Final Examinations. How did you fair? Crowning of May Queen followed by Benediction of the D'iost Biessed Sacrament. Seninr party. IUNE Class Night. Commencement at .Wusic Hall. Farewells Pam: n'n'mrIy-um' ...4 3:m:v v:3;;9xww M . 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Taphorn The xVaShington Cafeteria Mr. and Mrs. Thomas XVhite IWiss Verna Zimmerman Page mighly-lu-u gizaafo 72y SENIORS BAL'MGAR'rMaR, GRACE. . . . . . . . . . . . . .5212 Ralston Avenue. . . . . . . . . . . . .Norwno:1, Ohio BER1.U'r1,;'V1Mu',,...,...,..........2833 Stanton Avenue. . . . . . . . , . . . .Cincinnati, Ohio EUERGER, MARon .................. 1871 Lawn Avenue. , . . . . . , . . . . . . .Cincinnati, Ohio BRAND, BETTY IANr: ................ 1941 Clarion Avenue ........... . .Cincinnati, Ohio BREITENBACH, ROSEMARY ........... 7644 Euclij Avenue ............... Kenwood. Ohio BREI'I'HOLLE, MILDRED .............. 1531 California Avenue ............ Cincinnati, Ohio BRINKER, 1V1ARY .................... 5025 Forest Avenue. . . ........... Norwood. Ohio COURTOT, RITA ..................... 2420 Symmes Street .............. Cincinnati, Ohio CRUWE, PATRICIA ................... 6240 Beechx-iew Circle ............. Cincinnati, Ohio DEVINE. MARMN ................... 5124 Ludlow Avenue .............. St. Bernard, Ohio Dnumw, 1V1ARY ELAINE ............ 5905 Yonunte Avenue ............. Cincinnati, Ohio DISKIN, VIRmMA ................... 2216 Adams Avenue .............. Norwood, Ohio ENNIS, MARGARET .................. 1540 Blair Avenue. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CincEnnat-i. Ohio EPPENSTINER. ELEANOR. . . . . . . . . . .. FAR FSING. MARGIE ........... FLAHER'I'T, HELEN. . ...... . . . . . . . .. Flu'rscn. MARJORIE. ............... vGARTNER, RITA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .5228 Mlontgomery Road. . .5565 117211111511 Avenue. . . . . . . . . . .. .1747 Dana Avenue 111111 .5551 3'1011tgnmery Road. . 1 . . . . . . . .2546 Ridgeland Place. . . . . . . . . . . . Nm'woml. Ohio . Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio .Cincinnzlfi, 01110 .Cincinnati, Ohio CUES. IUAN. . . . . . . . . .2528 1V1nrsh Avenue ............... Norwond, Ohio HALL. Mmumnwr. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .2557 Cypress. Way ................ Norwood, Ohio HANSON, GERALDINE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5158 Bellewood Avenue ....... .Cincinnali, Ohio HARUEHECK, DOROTHY. . . . .. . . . . . . . .2415 Park Avenue ................ Norwoad, Ohio HAYDEN, MARTHA LANE. . . . . . . . . . . . .6022 Ridge Avenue ............... Cincinnati. Ohio HEITHAUS, Manmlua .......... HEYUH. RIM chmsa', LORAINE. . . . . . . . ......... HmYscnm, ELLA. . . . . . . . ....... 5812 1Vondm0nt Avenue. . . . . . . . . . 2441 Kenilworth Avenue. .6465 Ridge Avenue. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1840 Courtland Avenue. . . . . . . . . .. .Cincimmti, Ohio .Cincinnati. Ohio Nnrwood, Ohio Nnrwood , Ohio HIJL'IIJJUN, MARY MARGIE. . . . ......4219 North Avenue. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cincimmti, Ohio IOIINSON, LURE TA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2408 Kenilworth Avenue .......... Norwood, Ohio KEMP, RUTH ....................... 1822 Wills Avenue ................ Norwood, Ohio KUEWLER, MILDRED. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5559 anworth Place .............. Cincinnati, Ohio LAs-mma'r, ANNA MARIE. . . , . . . . . . . . .1810 Lincoln Avenue .............. Norwood, Ohio LEMKL'HI.,1V1ARY...................4242 Ashlund Avenue. . . . . . . . . . . . .Norwood, Ohio BlmAs, CORNELIA .................. 5138 Parln'iew Avenue ............ Cincinnati, Ohio Mnscmm, IRENE. ................... 1106 California Avenue ............ Cincinnati, Ohio 01AT'I'CHECK, HELEN ................ 4645 .41ch0 Avenue .............. Norwood, Ohio 31CCAR'I'IH', RITA ................... 4121 Grove Avenue. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1N0rwond, Ohio Mama: RUTH ..................... 1328 Rylmul Avenue .............. Cincinnati, Ohio MERLAXD. MARY LOUISE ............ 4529 Franklin Avenue ............. Norwoml, Ohio 31017., MARION ..................... 1680 Rose Place .................. Cincinnati, Ohio .Vh'U-HAXEY, CLAIRE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2536 Quatman Avenue ............ Norwood, Ohio OR'rMAx, VIRGINIA .................. 1615 Rose Place ................. Cincinnati, Ohio OSTERDAY, ANNA ................... 4015 1V1zniison Avenue ............. Norwond, Ohio PETERS, GRACE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2148 VVillinms Avenue ............. Norwood, Ohio REAUNOUR, MARY CATHERINE ....... 5109 Carthage Avenue ............ Norwood, Ohio REARDON, GE TRUDE. . . . . . . .. . . . . . .4807 Ash Street. . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . .Norwond, Ohio SCIIOENHIZRGICR, HELEN Jo ........... 1828 Mills Avenue ................ Norwcmd, Ohio SCHROEDER, ROSEMARY .............. 2665 Dewey Avenue ............... Norwood, Ohio SHEA, MARGARET ................... 5608 Carthage Avenue. , . . . . . . . . . .Norwood, Ohio SIEFKE, ANNA ...................... 3817 Floral Avenue ............... Norwood, Ohio STOKES, BETTY .......... . ........... 2229 Hudson Avenue ............. Norwnod, Ohio TAPHORN, 31.419: ................... 5154 Auten Avenue ............... Cincinnati, Ohio TELLER, RITA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3631 Newton Avenue ............. Cincinnati, 01110 Page cirjfnly-tlirrc TUETING, HARRIET ................. 1636 Herbert Avenue ............. Cincinnati, Ohio VERDIN, DOROTHY .................. I606 Dauner Avenue .............. Cincinnati, Ohio WELLS. DOROTHY .............. Wm H9, ROSEMARY ............. 5127 Gloss Avenue ............ 2413 Kenilworth Avenue ...... .. . ,Cincinnati. Ohio . . . .Norwood, Ohio WILKINS, MARIAN .................. 1324 Ryland Avenue .............. Cincinnati, Ohio ZIMNLERMAN, RITA. . . . 1 1 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .2554 Melrose Avenue ............. Norwood, Ohio JUNIORS BACHMANN, NlARY .................. 2162 Cathedral Avenue ............ Norwood, Ohio BAEIINER, BETTY ................... 4259 Bell Street .................. Norwood. Ohio BAUMAN, MARJORIE.......1...,....2625 Leslie Avenue. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Norwood, Ohio BOERGER, LORETTA ............ 1871 Lawn Avenue ,,,,,,,,,,, Cincinnati, Ohio BRAUN, PHYLLIS ............... BRINKMEYER, ALICE.1........11... BURNS, MARY ...................... 3557 310ntgnmery Road, . . . . . . . . . BURWINKEL, RITA N1AE1... . .....1..2152 Drex Avenue. . . .1. .. .. .. .. . CARROLL, BETTY ................... 5557 Idlewild Avenue ............. COMPTON, PATRECIA, . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .2515 Ida Avenue ................. DEGARO, JOSEPHINE ........... 3922 Floral Avenue ........... DEUBELI., MARY JEANNE. . . . .1 . . . . . .2320 Kenilworth Avenue ...... DOSSMAN, IEANNE ............. 1811 Tilden Avenue ........... DUNN, DOROTHY. . . . . .1........,...1644 Herbert Avenue ......... FELUMAN, ISABELLA ........... 1235 Rossmore Avenue ........ FERGUSON, MARY .................. 4746 Ridgeway Avenue ........ FITZPATRICK, ELAINE ............... 2226 Cathedral Avenue ............ FULCIII, ANTOINETTE ................ 5507 Rolstnn Avenue. . . . . . . . . . .. FORREST, PAULINE .................. 601 E. McMillan Street ...... GEISE. MARIAN .................... 5301 S. Woodmont Avenue. 1 . . . . . GOETTKE, ANN MARGARET ........... 4139 Lansdowne Avenue ...... GRANNEN, ANN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5102 Grandview Avenue .......... GRIFFITH, ANNA MARIE ............. 5459 Greenlawn Avenue ....... GUNTHER, JANE.. . ..............1..2585 Irvin Place .................. HABIG. JANE. , , . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . .3996 Superior Avenue ............. HACK, RITA ................... HANRAHAN, RUTH. . . HANSBAUER,W1ARYANN1..1..... HARMON, PATRICIA ............ HAYES, MAM MARGARET ...... HEHBELER, ROSEMARY ......... HI;mI-:R,BE1I'Y HENNEKES, JANET ............. HENZ. VIRGINIA ............... HINUS, MARTHA ............... HOCTOR, JOANN ............... HOFFMAN, RUTH .............. HUBER, MARIAN .............. HUCKER, STELLA .............. HUGENBERG. DOROTHY .............. 1817 Weyer Avenue ........... IESTER, MARY. . . . . . ,1. .. ........ ..1807Mills Avenue ............ IOERING, RUTH. . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3125 Troy Avenue ................ KEMPER, JEAN ..................... 2524 Sheridan Drive. . . . . . . . . . . . .. KUHMESCHER, RUTH. . , . , . . . . . . . . . . .2317 Glenside Avenue ......... KOLKMEYER, LonAYNE .............. 1968 Cleneay Avenue. . . . . , . ,1 . . .. LAMMER'I', COLETTA ............ LEMKUIIL,ANNA........1,1.....,. LUNN, MARY KATIIRYN..11. . . ...,. MALY, ROBERTA ............... MCDONALD,RIIA MCPHILLIPS, CATHERINE ....... MOMPER. JEANNE ............. 1810 Sherman Avenue ......... .1729 M1113 Avenue ............ 1810 Lincoln Avenue .......... .4242 Ashland Avenue. . . . . ,. .. ... .2448 Chickasaw Street. . . . . . .. . , . 6229Kincaid Road. .3804 Hazel Avenue. . . . . . . ..... 3805 Spencer Avenue ......... 2219 Cleneay Avenue. . . . Page ethlufy-fom' 4005 Superior Avenue ......... .1830 Lincoln Avenue .......... . .2222 Lawn Avenue. . . 1. . . .... . 2275 Madison Avenue ......... 1971 Cleneay Avenue ......... 5621 Pemberton Avenue ....... ,4811anmouth Place. . . . . 1... .. 5409 Fernside Avenue ......... 2146 Drex Avenue ............ 6908 Ohio Avenue ............ 3816 Hazel Avenue ........... ..... 1823 Dalewood Place. . . . . . . . . . .. 6025 Woodmont Avenue ....... 1428 Cu1ifornia Avenue ........ Norwood, Ohio Nnrwnnd, Ohio . Cincinnati, Ohio . Norwnod, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Norwund. Ohio Norwood. Ohio Norwood, Ohio Norwood, Ohio Cincinnati. Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Norwood, 01110 Norwood, Ohio . Nnrwood, Ohio Cincinnafi, Ohio .Cincinnati, Ohio Deer Park, Ohio Norwood, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Norwood, 01110 Deer Park, Ohio Deer Park, Ohio Norwood, 011 10 . . Norwood, Ohio Norwood, Ohio Norwood. Ohio Norwood, Ohio . .Cincinnuti. Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Norwood, Ohio Silverton, Ohio Norwood, Ohio 1Cincinnaii, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati, 01110 Norwood. Ohio Norwood. Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Norwood, Ohio Norwood, Ohio Norwood, Ohio Norwood, Ohio ,Norwood, Ohio .Cincinnati, Ohio .Cincinnati, Ohio .Norwood, Ohio Norwood, Ohio . .Norwood, Ohio ...:1. :1 -- w.;;-: MRUSEK, WIARCEIJA ................ 5356 1V1oe112r Avenue .............. Norwood, 01110 MULVANEY. VIRGINIA ............... 2526 Quatmzm Avenue ,,,,,,,,,,,, Nm-wood, Ohio NABERHAUS, VIRGINIA. . . . . . . . . . . . . .4618 McNeil Avenue .............. Nm-wnod, Ohio NAGLE, ALOHA ..................... 1814 Lincoln Avenue .............. Norwond, Ohio NIELAND, GRACE ................... 1554 Brewster Avenue ............ Cincinnati, Ohio NIEMER, AGNES .................... 3432 Bevis Avenue ............... Cincinnati, Ohio O,HARA. ROSEMARY. ... . . . . . . . . . . . .4626 Baker Avenue Nnrwood, 01110 PARRETT. FAITH .................... 1834 Avonleu Avenue ............. Cincinnati, Ohio POPE, VIRGINIA .................... 2119 Slnne Avenue ................ Norwood, Ohio RIT'I'MEYER. RUTH .................. 1237 Franklin Avenue ............. Cincinnati, Ohio ROBBEN, VIRGINIA .................. 4236 Forest Avenue ............... Norwood, 01110 ROEDER, MARY CATHERINE. . .. . . . . . .3332 Trimble Avenue ............. Cincinnati, Ohio ROLVER, RITA ...................... 2325 OJBrien Place. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Norwond, Ohio SANTANGELU, CAROLYN .............. 2620 Melrose Avenue. . . . . . . . . . . . .Cincinnati, Ohio SCHMIDT, NIARIE. . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . .4641 Baker Avenue ............... Norwood, 01110 SELZER, MARY. . , , . ...... . . . . . . . . . .4017 Smith Road ................. Norwood, Ohio SILVER, 1V1ARIAN....................23731n111un Mound Avenue.. . . ....Norwood, Ohio STEIHIJJ,113th1.....1..............3512 Hudson Avenue. . . . . . . . . . . . .Cincimmti, Ohio STEINIIAUER. RITA .................. 2265 Feldnum Avenue ............. Norwood, 0111p VONHOHE. RUTH. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .2715 Lawudale Avenue ............ Cincinnati, Ohio 'WIETZEL, SARA JANE. , , , . . . . . . . . . . . .3419 1Vulmsh Avenue. . . . . . . .... . .Cincinnati, 01110 'WJLSON, JANICE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17-1-1 Cleveland Avenue. . ..........N0rwood, Ohio 'szm, 1RN1A....... ZIMMER, MARY CATHRYN. . . . . . . . . . . . .1806 C1eve1and Avenue. . .2515 1Vil1iums Avenue. . . SOPHOMORES ALBRINK, RUTH .................... 1515 Franklin Avenue ............. ARMSTRONG, RUTH .................. 1325 Rylzmd Avenue .............. BAEHNER, Lots ..................... 4259 Bell Street. . . . . , . . . . . . . . . .. BAGNOLI, Ul-'1-Zl.lA,.,........,.......5308 Rolstnn Avenue ............. BARRl-I'I'T. ELEANOR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3502 Stacey Avenue. . . . . . . . . . . . BENKEN, VIRGINIA .................. 1313111116111 Pike and 11'00111'0rd ...... BERG. RITA. . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . .. . . . . . .3117 Feldman Avenue ............. Box TEMPO, GLORIA ................ 1312 Luidlaw Avenue. . . . . . . . . . .. BRAND. VIRGINIA ................... 1941 Clarion Avenue .............. BRINKMAN. ALMA. ,...........,..,..4229 Ivanhoe Avenue ............. BUSSEMICYER, IANEC. . . . . . . . . . . . , . , , .2329 0131-1611 Place ............... BUSSICLL,THICLMA..1.....,1,...,,,.4389 Oukwood Avenue. . . . . . . . . .. CLEMW, ROSEMARY. .. . . , . . . . . . . . . . .5712 1V1ontg0mery R01111.......... CRAMl-ill. ROSEMARY ................ 5546 Attica Avenue .............. CROWE, MADALYN. . . . . . . . . . . . , ,. ..6240 Becchview C1rc1e ............ DAVIS. HARRIETH..H.. .. .. .....1..3524 Trimlwle Avenue. . . . . ....... DIERKER, BF 1 1'. . . . ,.......3317 Buxton Avenue. . ......... Doxxmm. IANE ................... 4100 Elsmere Avenue ............. ENGLICR'I'. RITA ..................... 6780 Siebern Avenue .............. FAUST. CATHERINE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,2325 O'Brien Place ............... FlNCH. CI.ARE................,1,...3634 11'1nding1Vay. . FISHER, PATRICIA......1............5810 Hazel Avenue ............... FLAm, DORIS ..... 1501 Carolina Avenue ............ CELLER. MARY IE .................. 4514 Franklin Avenue ............. GREVER. DOROTHY. . ,. ............2137 Crane Avenue ............... GREVER,IEAN.....1...............2137 Creme Avenue ............... HEYOH.1V1ARJORIE................. .2441 Kenilworth Avenue. . . . . . . .. Norwood, 01110 Norwoud, 01110 Cincinnati. Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio .Norwood, 01110 Norwood, 01110 . . Cincinnati, 01110 Cincinnati, 01110 Norwood, Ohio .Cincinnati. Ohio Cincinnati. Ohio Norwood, 01110 Norwood, 01110 .Deer Park, 01110 . Cincinnati, 01110 Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati, 01110 .Cincinnuti. 01110 .Norwood, Ohio Norwood, Ohio Cincinnati. Ohio Norwood. Ohio .Cincinnati, Ohio Norwood, 01110 Cincinnati, Ohio Norwond, 01110 Cincinnati, 01110 Cincinnati, 01110 .Norwond, Ohio Kwrzmxwmx. Rl'm ................. 1780 Courdund Avenue. . . . . . . . . . .Norwood, Ohio KELLY, LUCILLE .................... 1614 Grautwood Avenue .......... Cincinnati, Ohio KEMPER, RUTH ..................... 1905 Waverly Avenue. . . . . . . . . . . 1 .Norwnnd, 01110 LEONARD, EILEEN, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2159 Glenside Avenue ............. Narwond, 01110 Lonw, PATRICIA Axx. . . . . , , . . . . . . .1550 Blair Avenue. . ..............Cincinnati, Ohio LOHMAN, 31ARY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1805 1Veyer Avenue ............... Norwood, 01110 LO'FZ. RUTH ADELE ................. 7320 Lafayette Avenue ............ Deer Park, 01110 Page criqlzfytffve LURZ, ALVERA ..................... 5907 Beacmff Avenue ............. Cincinnati, Ohio MALONEY, ALICE ................... 5857 O'Leary Avenue ............. Cincinnati, Ohio 1V1ARTIN, PATRICIA .................. 5720 Valley Avenue ............... Cincinnati, Ohio METZLER, CHRIS'nNE ............... 2024 Dana Avenue ............... Cincinnati, Ohio NAGEI., BETTY ..................... 5622 Lester Road ................. Cincinnati, Ohio OVERBECK, RUTH. . . , . . . .. . . . . , . . . , .5100 Auten Avenue ............... Cincinnati, Ohio PELS, MARJORIE .................... 2561 Ridgelund Place ............. Cincinnati, Ohio POST, THHEMA ..................... 4610 McNeil Avenue .............. Norwood, Ohio REBHOLZ, EMMA .................... 1747 HOPkins Avenue. . . . . . . , . .. . .Norwood, Ohio REEMEIJN, MARY. . . .. . 1. .. ...... .5444 Rolston Avenue. . . . . . . . . . .. Norwood, Ohio RICHARDSON, 1mm ................. 1677 Rose Place .................. Cincinnati, Ohio SCIILAGHECK, MARY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5145 Auten Avenue ............... Cincinnati, Ohio SCHLUETER, AWARIAN ................ 4025 Catherine Avenue. . . . . . . . . . . .Norwood, Ohio SCHNEIDER, ALBERTA. . . , . , , . . . . . . . .4307 Ivanhoe Avenue . . , . . . . . ....Nnrwood, Ohio SCHROEDER, CATHERINE. . . . . , . . . . . . .2665 Ducey Avenue. . . .. . . . . . . .. . .Norwood, Ohio SCIIWEIGERT, DOLORES .............. 1508 Regent Avenue. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cincinnati. Ohio Smyrna, MARGARET ................. 5817 Floral Avenue ............... Norwood, Ohio SUTTl-JR, RITA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2552 Kenilworth Avenue ......... Nurwnod, Ohio THOMSON, MARIAN ................. 2555 Ridgelaml Place ............. Cincinnati, Ohio TIMMERMAN, RUTH ................. 7052 Plainiicld Pike. . . . . , , .. . . . . . .Silverton, Ohio VIESUN, Lots ANN. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .5477 Montgomery Road. ...... . . . .Cinciunati. Ohio WEBER, WINNIE .................... 2004 Dale Road .................. Norwood, Ohio WESTHOFF, BARBARA ............... 2129 Dcerfield Place .............. Cincinnati, Ohio WEYER, DOROTHY .................. 5340 Warren Avenue ............. Norwood, Ohio 1Vl'l !'WER, JANET .................. 3-149 Green1nwn Avenue ........... Cincinnati, Ohio FRESHMEN AGMcw, MARY ..................... 5554 Emulsion Avenue ............ Cincinnati, Ohio ANDERSON, JEAN. . . . . . . ............1507 Franklin Avenue ............. Cincinnati, Ohio ARLINGHAUS, ROSE ................. 1955 Lawn Avenue ............... Cincinnati, Ohio BARRETT, JOAN ..................... 5502 Stacey Avenue .............. Cincinnati, Ohio BECKMAN, CLARICE ................. 1859 Andinu Avenue .............. Cincinnati, Ohio BENAMATI, CATHERINE. . . . . . . . . . . . .5404 Reading Road ............... Cincinnati, Ohio BERNARD,1V1ARY.............,.....3245 Orion Avenue. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cincinnati, Ohio BLOMER, DOLORES .................. 1725 Dale Road .................. Cincinnati, Ohio BLUMER, HAzEl ..................... 5941 St, Iames Avenue ............ Silverton, 01110 BRAUNING, MARLYN ................ 7225 Brookline Avenue ............ Deer Park, Ohio CARROLL, PATRICXA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3557 Idelwild Avenue. . . . . . . . . .. ..CinC1nnuti, Ohio CLASGENS, HELEN .................. 4252 Franklin Avenue ............. Norwood, Ohio CONDO, JANE ...................... 5116 W'oodfield Avenue ........... Cincinnati, Ohio DETERMAN, ROSEMARY .............. 6211 Coleridge Avenue ............ Cincinnati, Ohio DINGER, VIRGINIA .................. 5550 Newton Avenue ............. Cincinnati. Ohio DOLLMAN, ANNA MM: ............... 1827 Weyer Avenue ............... Norwood, Ohio DONAHUE, MARY RUTH ............. 3222 E. Woodmnnt Avenue ....... Cincinnati, Ohio DOSSMAN, RUTH .................... 1811 Tilden Avenue ............... Norwood, Ohio DRUCKE, ELEANOR ................. 2244 Hammfor-d Avenue ........... Norwood. Ohio EFKEMAN, VlRGINIA ................ 5349 Mueller Avenue .............. Norwood, Ohio ELSTRO, JEANNE. ................... 6420 Pace Avenue ................ Cincinnati, Ohio FAUST, JEAN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2325 O,Brien Place ............... Norwood, Ohio FISCHER, EVELYN ................... 6844 Alpine Avenue ............... Silverton, Ohio FJXARI, BETTY ..................... 1845 Lawn Avenue. . . . . . , . . . . . . . .Cincinnati, Ohio FREIDHOIT, JEAN .................... 5428 'Warren Avenue .............. Norwood, Ohio GETTY, MARY ...................... 5512 Montgomery Road ........... Cincinnati, Ohio GLASER, DOROTHY .................. 4501 Ashlund Avenue ............. Norwood. Ohio GLos, MARY ANN. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .6154 Hedge Avenue ............... Cincinnati, Ohio GODERWIS, LORRAINE ............... 1826 Avonlea Avenue ............. Cincinnati, Ohio GRATSCH, RUTH .................... 4119 Forest Avenue ............... Norwdod, Ohio HACK, CLARE ANN .................. 4005 Superior Avenue ............. Deer Park, Ohio HACK, JEANNE ..................... 4551 Hegner Avenue .............. Deer Park, Ohio HACKETT, MARY ................... 3456 Fernside Place ............... Cincinnati, Ohio Page L'thliLy-JI'J .VWNH 4. HALIVER, Vmcmm .................. 2052 Dale Road. . V . . V . . V V V . V. . . V HALLORAN, IEAN ANN ............... 4650 McNeil Avenue. V V V V V V . . . .VV. HANNEY, LORRAINE. V V . . . . . . . V . . V . V .2425 Park Avenue ................ HART, JANE ........................ 1805 Brewster Avenue ............ HARTLEY, MARJORIE LEE ............ 5459 Wondhurn Avenue. . V V . . V . .. HAUMESSER, DOROTHY. . . . . . V V V V V . . .5588 Ridge Avenue. . . . . V . . V . V . V. HENZ, MARION. V V V V . V V V V V . V V . . . . . .2146 Drex Avenue ................ HERBOLD, BETTY ANN. . V . . .2139 Cathedral Avenue ............ HICKEY. 1V1ARY ELLEN. . . V V . V . . . . V . V6465 Ridge Avenue ............... HINDSV ESTHER ..................... 6908 Ohio Avenue. . . . . . . V . V . . . .. ngs, ROSE MARIE. . V V V . . . . . . V . V . V5544 Stacey Avenue. . . V . . . . V .. HOLMES, ROSEANNA. . . . . . . . .....V. 1NKRO'I', Rum KEMME, RU'rn.......V........VVVV KENNY, PATRICIA ............. KOHMESCHER, AUEIV KUHMESCEHCR, 1315'! v. . . . . . . V . . .. .2408 Lysle Lune .................. KUIVLMAN, MARY ................... 194-1 Elm Avenue ................. KRAUT, RLt'm ................. V .5522 Section Avenue. . . . V . V . . . . . . KURRE, HELEN. . V ................. 2400 Lysle Lane .................. LA SANCE, JOAN .................... 5820 Forest AvenueV . V ........... LEEVIER, ROSEMARY. . V . . . .. V V V V V2527 111a AvenueV V V V . . V V V V V V . . V. LINESCH, MARY ALICE ..... 1421 Curo11nn Avenue. . . V . V . . . . .. LONG, CLARA ...................... 1955 Andiml AvenueV . V . . . . . . V V V V LUKEN. Bwrrv .................... 5349 Fenwick AvenueV . . . V V V V . V . V MAS'I'ERS, MARY HELEN ............. 2541 Indian Mound AvenueV. . . .. V AWES'I'EMAKER, JEAN. V V V V V . . . V V V V V V . 218 Southern AvenucV . . V . . . . . V V MlNARm, PHILOMENA .............. 2812 Stanton Avenue. . . . . . . ...V. VWIVVK, ARM 2N ..................... 1970 Ax'tmlca Avenue VVVVVVVVVVVVV Nmsu, PEGGY. . ................... 2000 Hudson Avenue V . . . V . V V V V V V NmuAUV, MARY CVix'rm-zmxl-z. . . . V V V V3448 Ex-unston Avenue .......... UMEIHVE, lEAN ...................... 1641 Brewster Avenue ............ OENHRINK. ELIZABETH .............. 1404 Franklin Avenue ............. OIVDIGESV 1V1ARC-ARE'I'V. . . . V . . . V V V V V V V 1:310 Beavertnn Avenue ........... PERKINS, IKE . . . . . .. V1936 Cnurtiaml Avenue ........... PJVAKH'YV, 131-11 Y VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV 5050 ReuJing Road ............... RALEIGH, PATRICIA VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV 4318 Floral Avenue ............... RICImmVZV VIRGINIA ................. 17-1-7 Hopkins Avenue ............. RICE, CHARLOTTE. V V V V V V V . V . V V V V V . .2140 Clcneuy Avenue ............. Rnas, Enn'n ....................... 2458 Lysle Lame ................. ROIVVER. ELLEN. V . . . V ..2325 O'Brien Place VVVVVVVVVVVVVVV RONDINELLI. Ru. HARIE. .. V6720 Alpine Avenue ........ V4545 S nith Road ................. V5604 Ridge Avenue. . . . . V..... V V. 6715 Alpine Avenue ............... VVVVVVVVVVVVVVV 2229 Cathedral Avenue. . . V . V V V V . V . ..... 2841 Stanton AvcnucV V V V V . . . . . . . ROURKE,31.1th........V....VVVVVV43151Van1IOE AvenueV V . V . . . . . . .. SANKICR, MARY ..................... 4159 Forest Avenue ............... SAXTAXGEIVO, ANGELA ............... 2620 Melrose Avenue. . V V V V . . V . V V SCHNEIDER, ANNA MARIE ............ 5125 Globe Avenue. . . . . . . . V . V . V V SCHNEIDER, vax: ................... 5474 Evanston Avenue ............ SCHROEDER, RECJXA. . . V V . V . . . . . . V V .2665 Dacey Avenue ............... Sm: BERLING, JOAN. SPECKER. CATHERINE. V . . V . . . V . V V .. SROUFE, BONNIHV . V V . . . . V V V V . . . . .. S'mun. MILDRED. . . . . . . V V V V V . . . . .. STIENS, BETTY VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV S'I'RICKER. 1V1ARY. . . . S'I'L'EHHE, NLMmARIC'rV V . . . . . . . . V V VV TV-xsme, BETTY VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV ..... 5537 Hudson Avenue. . . . . . . ...V. 4650 Carter Street VVVVVVVVV VNorwood, Ohio Norwood, Ohio Norwood, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio . Cincinnati, Ohio .Cincinnati, Ohio Norwood, Ohio Nm-wood. Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio .Silverton, Ohio . .Ciucimmfi, Ohio Silverton, Ohio N111'1V00l1, 221,110 Vcincinnzlti, Ohio Silvermn, Ohio N111. 1111011, 01110 N 111. 1111011. 01110 Nor wood, Ohio VNm-woml. Ohio N O F 1V0011, 0111C NOV 1X'UDK1, 01'! 10 V N01'1V111111, 01110 .Cincinnati, Ohio VCincinnati, Ohio . N17r1vl?1,i1, 01110 V N0r11'li0,11, 01110 VCincinnzIti, Ohio VCincinnnti, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio VNOrwood, Ohio VCinCinnati, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Norwood, 01110 Cincinnati, Ohio Norwoocl, Ohio Norwood, Ohio Norwood, Ohio Norwood, 01110 NOI'WOO'J, 0111C1 .Cincinnuti, Ohio .Nnrwood 01110 . Nnrwood, Ohio .Cincinnnti, Ohio .Norwood, Ohio Cincinnati. Ohio Norwood, Ohio Norwood, Ohio .2557 Harper Avenue VVVVVVVVVVVVVV Norwood, Ohio .5815 pilC111C Avenue. . . V V V . . V . . . . .Cincinnuti, Ohio .6416 Fairhurst Avenue ............ Cincinnati, Ohio 5329 XVukeHekl Place ............. Norwood, Ohio . .4017 Huston Avenue VVVVVVVVVVVVVV Norwood, Ohio .5513 11'0m1burn Avenue. . . . V V V V V V .Cincinnati, Ohio .Cincinnuti, Ohio URLAGE, AGNES. V V . . . . . . V . V V V V . . . . .2000 Lexington Avenue ........... Norwood, Ohio VE'rrEL, IRAN ...................... 1332 Joseph Street ................ Cincinnati. Ohio WAGNERV DOIVORES. V . . . . V . V VV V . . . . .5333 Rolston Avenue. . . . . V . . V V V V .Norwood, Ohio WALKER. ELIZABETH ................ 2514 Moumlview Drive VVVVVVVVVVV Norwood, Ohio WESSEIV, JOAN ..................... 1316 Joseph Street ................ Cincinnati, Ohio Page eziqluiy-Vrcum WHALEN, JANET .................... 2557 Indian Mound ............... Norwood, Ohio WILD, IACQUEIJNE .................. 1604 Potter Place ................. Cincinnati, Ohio WILLIAMS, LILLIAN ................. 3151 Auten Avenue ............... Cincinnati, Ohio WILP, DORIS ....................... 1911 Elm Avenue ................. Norwoad, Ohio VVOEBKENBERG, CLAIRE. . . . . . . . . . , . .3617 Evanslon Avenue ............ Cincinnati, Ohio WOLF, IVIARYANN ................... 2212 Cathedral Avenue ............ Norwood, Ohio WVOOD, JEAN ....................... 1756 Courtland Avenue ........... Nnrwond, Ohio W5 WVL'ff wgmmga Regina's beauty, friendliness and love, Every little kindness she has shown to us. Golden sunbeams streaming through wide-opened windows; Improvements wrought within us by kindly help. New joy and happiness Found within theselhalls; A11 teachers, friends, and Classmates so dear to us. Acquaintances tEat grew to be lifelong friends. Lasting memories of every happy hour. Warmth and glow that radiate from enioyment, Allegiance we owe her for her guidance, Youth and gaiety enjoyed during these four years. Silver threads of love shall forever bind us to ourg Alma Alater. MARY ELAINE DILLHOFF. Page E t'gllly-c 1:1;le wywmnnuullgIgnu N 11464 numwuwnn Vhe F'ubHc Lbrary OFCIncinnali and 3m Hamilton Courly 1