Regina High School - Regina Ancile Yearbook (Norwood, OH)
- Class of 1950
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'Mu nf Mos'r REVEREND JOHN T. MCNICHOLAS, O.P., S.T.M Archbishop of Cincinnati RIGHT RJEVEREND CARL J. RYAN Superintendent of the Arcbdioresan Schools op' Cincinnati Mosr REVBRBND GEORGE T. RBHRING, S.T.D Auxiliary Bishop of Cincinnati -, ,,, wiv, QCCL ff Throughout our four years at Regina we have been guided by our ever-helpful faculty, until now we have reached The Midway. The wisdom of their guidance and the goodness of their example have made our stay within these hallowed walls an unforgettable experience. To our teachers, through whom we have attained a deeper realization of Christian principles, we can find no words to express our gratitude. Our appreciation will be shown through our actions as we journey past our Midway to our ultimate goal in life. SISTER MARY OCTAVIA Religion II REVEREND EDWARD KOT'I'ER Religion III REVEREND FLORIAN HARTKE Religion IV SISTER MARY TERESA English I SISTER MARY FIDES Librarian SISTER MARY PALMA Bookkeeping, Typing II, Stenography I, Religion I SISTER MARY CONRADA Algebra I, Applied Math, Geometry SISTER MARY FELICIANA English IV, Latin III, Library SISTER MARY BENEDICTA Spanish II, III, Geography SISTER MARY PEREGRINA Clothing I, II SISTER MARY MAXILINDA Religion I, Clerical Practice, Stenography II, Secretarial Practice SISTER MARY LUCIANA Foods, Homemaking SISTER MARY CYRIA Latin I, II, French II, Religion II SISTER MARY IRENAEA Biology, Math III, Chemistry SISTER MARY CEPHAS Art I, II s1sTER MARY FIDELIA H' Business Arithmetic, Typing I, Stenography I SISTER MARY EVERILDIS Functional English, English II, Religion II SISTER MARY EDNA Oliice Clerk SISTER MARY DESALES Music SISTER MARY PALMIRA Music SISTER MIRIAM Music MISS MARY AGNES STAGGE General Science, English III MISS MARY DOLORES BAUMEISTER Social Studies, World History, Modern History MISS RUTH DOSSMAN American History, English III' MISS JUNE KOHORST Spanish I, English II, Ancile MISS THERESE- RUSCHMAN English III, World History, journalism MISS BETTY VONDER BRINK Dramatics, Physical Education MR. 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Jr l ' ' Katie Lett L President Mary Reichling - vice-president Mary Ann Bolles - secretary jo Anne Sebeff - treasurer P3 , ITN' 4 , V x 0 N w . IX' 'VAJ3 al, Q, I , . .. lv x n X A , I. .A fx ' ' I x I A- .Mp- n V 'I' A .D v -i , . , xi v ' f, . Aw . Q lx. . I -ly fx -. ,, - ' In X 4 .r .. 1 Z R rx 'fx qs r 1 's Q 'i 9 rlw 9. M 'ff 3' .....g..i!, Jbfifffh... PROPHECY OF THE CLASS OF l950 When toward Regina's honor all our dreams Are traced, then come what may, it seems - Though dim the lines we may construe - The Pattern Divine must needs show through. So, after a decade of years have passed And we view again the die that was castg We'll try to tell what the years have brought - What each in her turn worthwhile hath wrought. - all Wu fi wi CLAIRE BAUMGARTNER SS. Peter 6 Paul CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 4g Junior Red 5 Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4 if xx Claire now has a pre-nursery school, I ' Making kindness and friendship her everyday rule. X w ML X W , ' f f HM, , BERNICE BERLIN G 4 St. Agnes CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Bernice, coming home from a long business trip, Is known o'er America as Miss Creamy Wbi .HE ,bp Af QW ,w w Q wif' ff ,ulilijyfgyff NANCY BLYTHE Nativity CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Good Counsel Club 2, 3, 43 Debating Team 33 Speech Club 4g junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4g Beacon 3 And now, in the cinema, with anticipated joy, We see Nancy Blythe starred in Rosanna McCoy. MARY ANN BOLLES St. Matthew CSMC 1, 2, 3, hee., 4, Fatima Club 2, 3, fpres.j 4, Good Counsel Club 1, Z, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Officer Qsec.j 4, Student Forum 2, 3 Mary Ann Bolles now comes into view, She's the leading M.C. on Doctor I. MARY BOWYER St. Saviour Mt. Notre Dame lg CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 Good Counsel Club 3, 4g SDS 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 43 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Beacon 3: Regina Ancile 4 District Attorney, a most capable lawyer, RITA BROERMAN St. lohn CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 35 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Rita Broerman is now the head dietician I n a veterans' hospital, she's a superb technician. On the court house steps, we see Mary Bowyer. LENOIR BROWN St. fohn CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Good Counsel Club 3, 4g Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Who's the lady mayor of Norwood Town? Well, look once again! It's Lenoir Brown! jANE BRUCKER sf. john CSMC 1,2, 3, 4, Fatima Club 2, 3, Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Spanish Club 1, 2, 33 Commercial Club 3, Qsec.j 43 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Taking a census of those in her class, Is friendly jane Brucker - an inquisitive lass. BETTY BRUNS Nativity CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Good Counsel Club 3, 45 Camera Club 25 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra lg Regina Ancile 4 With Dagwood and Blondie is smart Betty Bruns, She not only draws them, but writes all their puns. ANN BUDDELMEIER St. john CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 2, 3 Ann Buddelmeier now is a public stenographerg But could easily double as commercial photographer.' PEGGY BURNS St. john CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 A talented gym teacher is Peggy Burns. Her classes are doing all sorts of turns. ANN BURWINKEL St. john CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 4, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 4 Ann Burwinkel found nothing on earth to delight her,' 'Stead of typing she tops as a super sky writer! VICTORIA CALARDO St. Mark CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2 A balmy evening, Summer Opera, the Zoo,' And Vicki Calardo in Grand Opera too! NANCY CARROLL St. Mark CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, 3, 4, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Beacon 3: Regina Anrile 4 Who's going over the Falls in a barrel, just for the fun of it? Why . . . Nancy Carroll! PATRICIA CASEY SS. Peter 6 Paul CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 3, 4, LOL 35 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Pat Casey's a tennis star of international fame. Sbe's a credit to Regina, everyone knows ber fldme. JO ANN CHAMBERLAIN St. john CSMC 1, 2, 5, 4, Good Counsel Club 5, Spanish Club 5, 4, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 5, 4 Basking in Miami sun to get an even tan Lies Miss America 'jj-none other than fo Ann. PATRICIA DEARRINGER St. Matthew CSMC 1, 2, 5, 4, Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 5, 4g junior Red Cross 1, 2, 5, 4 The golfer, Pat Dearringer, is now the new champ PI-IYLLIS COLLINS SS. Peter ff Paul CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Good Counsel Club 5, 45 LOL 55 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 5, 4 Phyllis Collins appears to be aiding the needy. She's so fast the Red Cross has nick-named her Hspeed-yn! Who tees off on the greens when they're dry, wet, or damp. PATRICIA DONNELLON Our Mother of Sorrows CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Pat Donellon sketches in emerald tone A close-up view of the Blarney Stone! ROSEMARY DOUD St. Mark CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Good Counsel Club 4, SDS 2, 3, 4, YCS 2, 3, 4, LOL 2, Camera Club 2, 3, fpresj 4, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Bearon 39 Regina Ancile 4 Mary Martin's no longer in the play, South Parijirf' But Enzio thinks Rosie's just as terrific! MARY DUCCILLI SS. Peter 61 Paul CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 3 LOL 2, Camera Club 2, Latin Club 2, 3, jumor Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Beaton 3, Regina Ancile 4 School spirit's not something that's just willy nilly, It's Regina, then Xavier, with Mae-Mae Duccilli. ROSE MARIE ENES St. Agnes CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Debating Team 3, 43 Spanish Club 3g Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 V Your P.A. systems will all be O.K. If Rose Marie Enes says they're that way. JANET FALLON SS. Peter 6 Paul CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Good Counsel Club 4, Spanish Club lg Commercial Club 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 janet Fallon, optician, has mastered the art Of looking through glasses right down in your heart. MARY JAYNE FISHER SS. Peter 6 Paul CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Good Counsel Club 4g LOL 33 Camera Club 23 Junior Red Cross 1 2 3 4- Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, :ig Regina Ancile 4 Mary jayne Fisher is pure white and blue Leads the cheering section at' our Xavier U. 1 . f PATRICIA FLEMING Assumption CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Good Counsel Club 3, 4, Camera Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Beacon 3, Regina Ancile 4 Patricia Ann Fleming owns a whole chain of stores, MARY ANN FITZSIMMONS St. Agnes CSMC 1, 2, 3, fvice-pres.j 4, Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 3, 4, YCS 3, 4, LOL 2, 3, Camera Club 2, 3, fpresj 4, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Beacon 3, Regina Ancile 4 Mary Ann Fitzsirnmons is a student of stars, Not tbose in Hollywood, but saucers from Mars. On Sl. Patricle's Day sbe sprays green on her floors. i EILEEN FOLZENLOGEN Our Mother of Sorrows CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Good Counsel Club 3, 4, LOL 2, French Club 3, 4, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Eileen Folzenlogen is a Civil Service clerk, As an accurate steno, she dearly loves her work. 'fb' VNV Wu: 'L fi' V . .D..'e'1' V ' 6 E lfiivflrf RUTH FRANKENBERGER St. Agnes CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Ruth Frankenberger, that good-natured lass, Is writing memoirs CAROLYN F ROEHLICH Nativity CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 Good Counsel Club 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 5, 4, Glee 5 Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Carolyn, a physicist, is equipped with barometer, It's been a long time since she used her comptometer. of our mini-century class. MARY ELLEN FREY St. Elizabeth CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Mary Ellen is Principal of St. E's grade school,' She insists that her pupils obey every rule. ANNA KAY GLENN SS. Peter 6 Paul CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 LOL 35 Camera Club 2, 3, 4g junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4g Beacon 33 Regina Ancile 4 A life dedicated to pharmacy, has Anna Kay Glenn She fills each prescription with aptness and ken. KATHLEEN GLENN Nativity CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Good Counsel Club 3, 4g Commercial Club 4g junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 The missive that's sent from far off Lake Success Is signed Kathy Glenn, of the Associated Press. SHIRLEY GOLLAHON St. Agnes CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Spanish Club 3g Commercial Club 3, 4g junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Shirley Gollahon holds a pathologisfs ratingg For this doctor, patients always seem to he waiting. ADELE GRATSCH St. Matthew CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Fatima Club 2, 3, Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Debating Team 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, fpres. Q 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Beacon 3 We hear the trill of a nightingale sweet, And applaud Adele Gratsch, whom we hasten to greet. BERTHA HAAF St. Matthew CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Bertha Haaf, hat designer, the best in the town, For fantastic creations she deserves a gold crown. JOYCE ANN HAGENE SS. Peter 6' Paul Norwood High 1, CSMC 2, 3, 4, Good Counsel Club 2, 3, 4, LOL 3, Latin Club 2, 3, fpresj 4, junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4 An X-Ray technician on a hospital stag Ioyce Hagene still can find time for a laugh. ,IEANNE HEALY Nativity 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4 ' What's happened to the miners since the death of john L? jeanne Healy took over they like her quite well MARY LOU HEWITT St. Mark CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 Good Counsel Club 3, 45 LOL 2, Camera Club 2, 3, 4g Dramatic Club 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Qtreasj 4, Beacon 3 Regina Ancile 4 In an art display where many may view it, Hangs a painting in oils, by Mary Lou Hewitt. EILEEN HUGHES SS. Peter 61 Paul St. Mary 1, 25 CSMC 1 2 3 4 jumor Red Cross CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Good Counsel Club 1, Camera Club 23 Debating Team Qpresj 4, Latin Club Qvice-pres.j 3, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 1, 2, Beacon 3g Regina Ancile 4, Student Forum 4 A camera fan who ne'er gets the blues Whose laughter's contagious . . . our sweet Eileen Hughes. MARY ANN IGEL SS. Peter Er Paul CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 33 YCS 23 Camera Club 2g LOL 2, 33 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 33 Beacon 35 Regina Ancile 4, Student Forum 2 A sylpb and attractive designer renowned Is Mary Ann Igel so fabulously gowned. 4---A SHIRLEY JONES 1 St. Saviour CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 5, 4 A government worker on F.H.A. loans Is a true Reginian, fair Shirley I ones. l MARY KEATING St. Mark St. Mary lg CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Good Counsel Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3 4 A researcher on isotopes, and just completing A study in neutrons is gay Mary Keating. MARTHA KELLER St. Elizabeth CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Good Counsel Club 4g Spanish Club 1, 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 ol Ap - Martha Keller playing Santa at Radio City W: delve in her pack if you sing her a ditty. liQsjfQg??f:ree JEANNE KOCK St. Elizabeth CSMC 1, 2, 5, 4, Commercial Club 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 A wealthy landowner, just take a look - It's our old grad, The Miss Ieanne Kock. W' up fiaffiw' ffm ,,. IRENE KOETT R St. Agnes CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, LOL 2, 35 Latin Club 1, 25 unior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Trying to tie Ewell Blackwell or better, In pitching a baseball, we find Irene Koetter. MM ffl --r -z' isggife if CAROL KRUTHAUP Cie Our Mother of Sorrows X Williamson High 3, CSMC 1, 2, 4g Good Counsel Club 43 French Club 45 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 4 Carol Kruthaup, a nurse with 20-20 vision, Helps Dr. Kildare sew up an incision. ago ' Ml il GERALDINE KUNDERT SS. Peter 6 Paul CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Geraldine Kundert, with journalistic zeal, Is assistant editor on the Commonweal. f v jryWo v MARY KUNTZ W 1 fy l St. Agnes yy CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 3, 4, LOL 2, 33 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Intra- murals 2, 3, 45 Beacon 35 Regina Ancile 4 Mary Kuntz makes chapeaus, so bright and so gay, In Marie's Shoppe on New York's Broadway. ' fi .Z u BERNICE LANDHERR SS. Peter 61 Paul ., CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 3, 43 LOL 33 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Bernice Landherr knows not the word, truce, ' She's a woman in Congress just like Clare Booth l, Luce. it EVELYN LANG Nativity CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Good Counsel Club 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 2g LOL 2, 35 junior Red Cross Over most of our networks, the peoples' rhoire Is Evey Lang known as The Voice. i sn JEANNE LANGE SS. Peter 6 Paul ' CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 4g junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 4 . While reserved and poised, her accompanist fair ls talented jeanne with the light brown hair. ,-,gg A I 'H-. ANNA ROSE LEESEMANN St. Vincent Ferrer Mt. Notre Dame 1, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Good Counsel Club 2, 3, 4, SDS 2, 3, Camera Club 2, 3, Debating Team 3, 4, junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Regina Anrile 4 And now Miss Leeseman, strikes a sweet pose. She sells her own candies, the Anna Rose. Li ROSEMARY LEMKE St. Elizabeth CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Shillito Sewing Board 4 Rosemary Lemke, the girl of the year, Is a social worker, she dries many a tear. i CATHERINE LETT St. Elizabeth CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 3, 4, SDS 2, 3, 4, YCS 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Oilicer fpresj 3, 4 For the curtain to rise, we've a minute to wait. Miss Lett has the lead in the play, Kiss Me, Kate. AUDREY LBTAN G St. Agnes CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Good Counsel Club 35 Spanish Club 1' ' , junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 We felt our Andre L T i y e ang would be An air line hostess on land and sea. AUDREY LIEBEI. SS. Peter 6 Paul St. joseph Academy lg CSMC 1 2, 3 4' Good Counsel Club z, 5, 45 Commereial dui, 5, 4g junior Red Cross 1, 2, 5, 4 Audrey Liebel now has her own radio stag. Her breakfast program gives many a laugh. JANE LOGAN St. Matthew CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 jane Logan in Hollywood makes quite a lpenny. She writes radio scripts for the Hyouthfu lack Benny.' 'wlwr' PATRICIA LOHBECK St. Agnes CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 We sense an aroma of orange blossoms gay When the name of Pat Lohbecla is wafted our way. w ANNA LOHR St. Mark CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 2, 33 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 With furniture that's movable, who'd ask for more? Do we see the name Willie with Anna Lohr? 'J BETTY ANN MARTIN St. john St. Bernadette Mission 1, CSMC 2, 3, 4, Good Counsel Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Which one has the Toni, Betty or Pat? This Martin won't tell a trade secret like that! -frug- PATRICIA MARTIN St. john St. Bernadette Mission lg CSMC 2, 3, 4, Good Counsel Club 2, 3, 4, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 41 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Patti likes giving the Charleston a whirl. 1 AUDREY MCCAFFREY St. Elizabeth 'S' n CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Good Counsel Club 3, 4, Span- ish Club 2, 3: junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Officer Qsec.j 1 The Ringling Brothers next come to town With Audrey MfCaUrey dressed as their clown. - F. MARILYN MCDERMOTT SS. Peter 6 Paul CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Good Counsel Club 3, 43 Com- mercial Club fpres.j 3, 4, junior Red Cross l, h l 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 4, Beacon 35 Regina Ancile 4 I As bowling instructor, whom do we see? It's Marilyn McDermott, as pert as can be. From the roaring twenties-our hotrhd girl- NANCY MCLEOD St. Elizabeth CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 3, 4g SDS 4, YCS 3, 4g Spanish Club 3g Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 This year the Vassar girls have a new dean Their leader and confidant - Nancy is seen. JOAN MEYER St. Elizabeth CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 An interior decorator is Ioan Meyerf ' Dreams all come true for eaycky er. 1 , c in X iffwlj N ar BETTY LOU MITCHUM C hrisl the King Withrow 1, CSMC 3, 45 Spanish Club 45 Com- mercial Club 4g junior Red Cross 3, 45 Intra- murals 3, 4 Doctor B. Mitchum, quite apt and demure Has discovered a tonic which she labels Sure-Cure. 'Q EILEEN MOLONY St. Matthew CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Good Counsel Club lg LOL 35 Camera Club 2g Debating Team 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 25 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Beacon 35 Regina Ancile 45 Class Oicer fvice-pres.j 1, 33 fpresj 2 What's this of Eileen Molony we hear? It seems she's a feminine Miss Belvedere! ' L A ,J L , IA 1. I, I V ,gl l A If L-' LI!! L w , L . P ,ly I1 I 1' V V v I 1 l 'U ' sl f Q ah.--V f - -fe- ' 1 L ,V 11 ly 34, . llll MARJORIE MORFORD Nativity CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 S'ob Sister Margie gets all the news She e'hases from readers all of their blues. JOAN NOCHECK sf. john CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Good Counsel Club 25 SDS 3, 4g Spanish Club 3, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 An author of novels - the best sellers, too - joan Nocheck has readers from here to Bayeux! MARY NOLAN Nativity CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Good Counsel Club 3, 4, YCS 35 Spanish Club 33 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2 We go to the bank, where as teller we see Our own Mary Nolan - as ever, carefree! MARY THERESA OAKS St. Saviour CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 Good Counsel Club 2, 3, 45 SDS 2, 3, 4g French Club 3, 4g Commercial Club 3, 43 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 4 For a beauty treatment Miss Oaks is supreme. We go in disheveledg we come out a dream. PHILOMENA PICCIANO St. Mark CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 3 Camera Club 2g junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 A stately college prof, a veritable Brain Is Phil Pirciano, who is not even vain. 1- SS. Peter G Paul I ,j . if f ,,6farol P e eyer, engineer you may nd any day f D, 'S Run ' A e Atcllyson Topeka out to Santa Fe X JJ I J ,I u 7-J , . LJ ,, 'A ff!! lt-' 'fb' V 1 iff' ra ,J lik 9 ,I-'J N 1 VJ fiXff'l of . AV-J n JANET PIKE St. john Deer Park 1, CSMC 2, 3, 4, Good Counsel Club 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, Latin Club 2, French Club 3, 4, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 4 She sleeps in the day, but works all the night. She's the Ballet Russe dancer -- Miss janet Pike. St. john CAROL PIEPMEYER CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4 Good Counsel Club 2 3 4 ' X SDS 4, junior Red Cross 1 2 3 4 Glee Club MARILYN PILDER l I CSMC 1, 2, 3, fPres.j 4, Good Counsel Club 2, 3, 4, SDS 1, 2, 3, fPres.j 4, YCS 35 LOL 2, 35 Class Officer fsec.j 2, Student Forum 2, fchair- manj 4 Miss Pilder has learning beneath her white rap, As head dietician, she's put Merry on the map. F' W i11nn.l1-V-'-eu -I' - DOLORES PRELI. St. Elizabeth CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Radiating glamour, by her coijure we can tell That for better eject, Dolores uses PRELL. EILEEN PULS , St. Vincent Ferrer Orchestra 1, 2, 3 I Her products are eaten all over our nation. CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 3, 4, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Eileen owns an orange grove and a plantationg P , MARY REICHLING Nativity CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Good Counsel Club 2, 3, 45 YCS 2, 3, 4g Camera Club 2, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra.1, 2, 35 Beacon 3, Class Odicer lsec.J 3, fvice-pres.j 4 Mary Reichling is missionary to an Indian Tribe,' She sells the Catholic Digest - the squaws all subscribe! .fl - fm-1 BETTY REUTER St. Iohn CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Commercial Club 3, 4g Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Betty Reuter is footer in more ways than one, Whatever the sport, she's out for some fun. LORETTA RILEY St. Elizabeth CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Loretta M. Riley now models hair-do's, But consults Miss PRELL when it comes to shampoos. RITA ROEHM St. Iohn CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Good Counsel Club 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Rita Mae Roehm, a famed pediatrician, Keeps all of our children in A-1 condition. MARY JOY RUETHER St. Elizabeth CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 Good Counsel Club 1, 3, 45 LOL 35 Latin Club 1, 23 Debating Team 3, 4, Camera Club 2, 5, 43 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 5, 45 Beacon 33 Regina Ancile 4 As builder of churches, cathedrals, and schools, Mary joy, the architect, knows all the rules. IOAN SCHNEIDER St. Mark CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Good Counsel Club 3, 4, Camera Club 2, Debating Team 53 French Club 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Forum 4 Personality plus goes along with joan Schneider, Wherever she roams, she's her friends' close beside her. JOANNE SEBERT SS. Peter 6 Paul CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Good Counsel Club lg Speech Club 4g Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Class Oiicer ftreas.j 2, 3, 4 joarme is now driving a large Greyhound bus, She's doing good business, her customers?-Us! is 5. SYLVIA SHAY St. john CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4g junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Giving life-like expression to inanimate clay, A srulptress renowned, is our Sylvia Shay. . ft' MARLENE SHANAHAN St. Elizabeth CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Regina Ancile 4 Exact in her methods, she never is lax,' Marlene's an expert on all income tax. DOROTHY SMITH St. Matthew CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Dottie Smith next is seen in hillowy yellow. In a costume like this she-'ll sure get that fellow! MARILYN STAFFORD St. Agnes CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 3, 4' LOL 2, 35 Camera Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4g Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Marilyn Stajord has her ups and downs, As elevator girl she ne'er frowns nor clowns. JOYCE STROSS Nativity CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Good Counsel Club 3, 49 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 29 Regina Ancile 4 Cincinnati's Art Museum would he at a loss If they'd have to relinquish the versatile Miss Stross. JOYCE STOECKEL SS. Peter 6 Paul CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 2, 3, 4g Com mercial Club 3, 4g junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Beacon 35 Regina Ancile 4 This lucky gal combines work and play. fo ce Stoeckel tests mattresses in a window is lay.' iv ALICE TABB Our Mother of Sorrows CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Good Counsel Club 3, 4, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Miss Tabb is a genius in French pastry art, She excels in wedding cakes, or a Valentine heart. MARY LOUISE THEOBALD St. Matthew CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Good Counsel Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 5, 4 Mary Lou Theobald is in politics deep, She's just been elected the prst Lady Veep. BARBARA VONDERWISCHE St. 'lohn CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 3, 43 YCS 3, 4, Camera Club 2, Debating Team 3, 4, LOL 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Spanish Club lg junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Wearing black-rimmed glasses, a psychiatrist keen, Barb V onderwische's thus far the best we have seen. MARY LOU VORDEM ESCHE Our Mother of Sorrows CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Mary Lou Vordem Esche, as a nurse's aid, Will fnd all her eforts are trebly repaid. PATRICIA WAECHTER St. Mark CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Good Counsel Club 25 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 5, 4g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Iflffa' murals 2 Surrounded by books in an executive post Cincy's head librarian is Pat Waechtefs boast. DOROTHY WEBER St. john CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 YCS 35 Camera Club 23 French Club 3, 4g Latin Club lg junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2 Dottie Weber, a follower of Terpischore, Bewitches her audiences, who ask, Who is she? MARY ANN WEBER St. Agnes CSMC 1, 2, 5, 4, Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, Spanish Club 1, Commercial Club 3, 4, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Beacon 3 At Coney is seen Mary Ann, the life saver, C Turning the head of each masculine bather. JEAN WEDIG St. john CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, YCS 3, 4, Debating Team 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Qsecj 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Qpresj 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Regina Ancile 4, Student Forum Qsecj 4 Holl wood's ain was Broadwa 's reat loss, J' 8 1 J' E Miss Wedig decided the country to cross. MARILYN WEISGERBER SS. Peter 6 Paul CSMC 1 2 3 4- Good Council Club 3 Com 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 4 Lecturing on the canasta technique, 5 Marilyn knows rules which are really unique. mercial Club ftreas.j 5, 4, junior Red Cross 1, JANIS WENNINGER SS. Peter 6 Paul CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 Good Counsel Club 13 Camera Club 23 Speech Club 43 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 13 Beacon 33 Regina Ancile 4 Caring for the sick, a blessing to men, Loving her work, is Miss Wenninger, R. N. f 'VAALLLV IVV fi f ' L, .if - qw V' ' 4. ,Hx ' wg, ' . KKJ' 3 'fr VM 4441 ' ' LN' ' ft 77.11, ffl' 'lffh lil rl if' fillzi' MLN, fl' , ,ind ' W z,,.,C X J 1 ,Q MARJORIE WESTERKAMP St. Agnes Mt. Notre Dame 1, 2, 33 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Red Cross 43 Intramurals 4 Tennis games, hockey, swimming, baseballf Marjorie, Post sports editor, covers them all. JOAN WHITE St. Elizabeth CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 Good Counsel Club 4g Camera Club 23 Spanish Club 43 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 joan White raises lilies as pure as her name,' Her sweet disposition remains quite the same. 'P JOANN WILD St. Mark CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Debating Team 3: French Club 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2g LOL 2, 3, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 4 joann Wild, a nurse who is both sweet and kind, Brings to all in the sickroom true peace of mind. MARILYN WILZBACHER SS. Peter 6 Paul CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4g Commercial Club 3, 4, Intramurals 4 Marilyn Wilzbaeber is acquainted with all of our names Sbe's a professional caller for Bingo Games. MARY WOLF St. Mark CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 junior Red Cross 1, 2, 5, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 FICUCI1 Club 3, 4 A lady dentist with chair and drill D ls Mary Wolf. Sbe could give us a tbrill! REFLECTIONS FROM LIFE'S POOL I laid me down on a bank of green with flowers all about, And as the soft clouds hurried by, the April sun came out. All sleepy and comfy there on the bank by the edge of a tranquil pool, Came a pang to my heart and a saddening thought - I'd soon be leaving school! When all of a sudden, into the pool, a tiny raindrop fell, And I lazily watched the tiny waves as they flowed so fast, pell-mell. They spread and spread to the edge of the pool, when-what? Oli, I rubbed my eyes, It wasn't rain, but people small, who dropped from the gray-blue skies. And while I wondered and quaked with fear, a soft voice from near by, Said, Be not afraid, O Senior dear, but listen to me - draw nigh, And you will hear, for I shall tell, fwith words I shall be thriftylj The pool is the world, and the droplets small, the class of l950. 'Twas gladly I jumped at this wonderful chance, and we gaily floated away, O'er mountains and rivers and valleys we sped, adrift for a night and a day. And I saw once more my classmates dear beneath the clear blue sky, Each striving to paint life's masterpiece with the help from God on high. Pursuing hopes and dreams and plans with never-ending zeal, They proved to men that life is good and God above is real. At length I stretched and rubbed my eyes, the voice, I found, was gone. But I looked once more at the gray-blue skies, and the clouds as they floated on, And I knew my dream was nothing more than a hope for the future fair When our class will have gathered sheepskins and scattered here and there. As the waves come back to the edge of the pool, so our class will come once more To recall the thoughts of their high school days and the joys that have gone before From the big wide world where they have spread, their fortunes to pursue, Regina will call them back once more, and they'll come - for they always do. So, too, when the tranquil pool is dry, and the journey of life is o'er, They'll find they need no earthly gifts, for God will open the door To all who've toiled and worked for Him - this then will He relate, 'Tis work well-doneg 'tis a life well-lived that I see in your pool of fate. Ann Burwinkel Mary Bowyer Q' , ep , E if-H Em -Q r 1 a fffli W - if - Mary Lou Betz - president Jacqueline Me, er - vice-president Peggy Yungbluth -- secretary Marian Fox - treasurer -,, -x' -G fix.- X 1. v N I 'Jef I An V- 1 Seated on Ground: Bert , , , 8 CSC Pat Souder, Mildred Schwallie, Eileen Burwinkel. Standing: Eleanor Schlueter, Shirley Murphy, joan Sweeney, Irene Gately, jo Ann Rowland, Rose Ries, Aileen Beel, joan W . erner, joan Farmer, June Murrison, Mary Gernon, Mary Busemeyer, Helene Renzgehausen. y Ann Albers, Louise Winhusen, Loretta Nolte janet Coates Mary Ann Hein Vir inia Flottem h, Seated on Ground: Marilou Ditmer, Mary Ann Carvill, Carolyn Bove, janet Haeufle, Mary R056 Gllafiny MBU' Thiel?- Seated on Bench: June Allman, Catherine Rape, Ruth Meer. Standing: Mary Lois Fischer, Carol joering, Connie Whalen, Mary Morrell, Anita Marlinelli, Shirley BUfdiCk,.l03I15Chf0Cdel', Dolores Barone. 2-4 M Q W L.. rf fti'?f3w,atn1.,N-.w:ru..':gL',+.,u. 4:2 M-, mm. fe- V nw., I9 irsl Rout: Kathleen Rippe, Claire Dotterweich, Marilyn Kammerer, Myrnie Landherr, Clare Ries, Lois Pelzer, Mary Binkley. erond Row: Carole Reker, Pat Ross, Mary Yingling, janet Gottmer, Alice Brandt, jean Ison, Lucille Abbatiello, jean Parvis. 'bird Row: Dorothy Schaeffer, Ruth Young, Carol Bedinghaus, janet Seitz. Standing on Ground: Alice Meehan, Mary Ann Pflaum, Mary Agnes Purcell, jo Ann Schulte, Bette Schweier, jean Lonneman, Marjorie Schmidt, Helen Overbeck, Marilyn Timmerman. On Stepr: Barbara Radler, Carolyn Wittekind, Carolyn Tuttle, Eileen O'Neill, janet Vianello, Betty Lou Schnee, Marian Schmid, Florence Ream, Phyllis Dearringer. ,- ax. . . Sitting: Anna Mae Moeggenberg, Rosemary Vettel, Jacqueline Meyer, Norma Buglione, Doris Day, Joan Schwartz, Margie McCoy, Barbara Moss, Dorothy Lange, Alice Rape, Betty Ann Stansbury. Sitting on Bench: Eileen O'Keefe, Joan Beckham, Josephine Mazza. Standing: Marian Fox, Mildred Brown, Peggy Kispert, Ruth Owens, Georgia Steigerwald. ieated on Ground: Joan Gruber, Betty Ann Hoffmann, Kathy Schulz. Seated on Benches: Joan Geise, Wilma Wolke, Lois Berkemeyer, Jeanne Emmerich, Teresa Welage, Clarita Bothe, Eileen McGowan. Standing: Eileen Lefken, Mary Lou Betz, Joan Bugganer, Carol Klosterman, Norma Spadaro, Peggy Yungbluth. Tzu sv 4 6 . so- 1 , . . 'I A 4 M U W, J .' . - K ,, . - F, Q,-rt. 1 . 'NM . Y .., . i.. Corita Lutz -- president Caryl Kemper - vice-president Mary Brucning - secretary gl 'nr joan Grady - treasurer .. 1 ' X 2 S -3 ' S v 5 3 v f,14'r 'f' .ffgigfad opbiw af 3 , vw ,Z M ? v B 9 'ft YM 4 9 px an 7' f 55 , C5 ' M 'Q 4:1 '-5 sk ' z 'Q -'S 'S Q. W lv 7 ' ky? ' x FG- I S ,f VIAI M, if WWA, ro, I:-'ff' 4 4 1.9 . ii K Q Q ' I 9 kA:Q. Q, qt 3 I K 5 1 , Q .Q M 1 t, ,M Q ' ' . Seated on Ground: Mary jane Hack, Rosemary Rave, Carmella Andrews, Kathleen Malloy. Seated on Benrbes: Frances Wallbrech, Dorothy Lindenschmidt, Mary Wenninger, Nancy Seep, Lois Bernhard, Nancy Kappner. Standing: Hedwige Blomer, Earlene Schaeper, Jo Ann Hemmerle, Marty Bowyer, Patricia Horn, Fin! Row: Margaret Strotman, Mary Lee Gilbert, Corita Lutz, joan Grady, joan Burgasser, Jeanne Boerger, Mary Kay Busemeyer. Second Row: Eileen Adams, Mary Helen Crone, Kathleen Costello, Mary Bruening, Joan Tepe, Dolores Riley, Joanne Merke, Mary Theresa Hayes, Margie Rau, Pat Powell, Mary Siefart. Top Row: Georgene Molinari, Pat Buechel, Lois Nauer, Carolyn Niehaus, Bernadette Singler, Marilyn Fischer, jane Mulvihill. Seated: Peggy Mannix, Mary Vennemeyer, joan Sadelfeld, Rosemary johnson, Gayle Proud, Slanding: Phyllis Veid, Margie Thorsen, Audrey Brinker, Margie Breitenbach Ch rl G ll ' , , aene aenste1n,PtS ,Pt'R jane Young, Arlene Smith, Rose Ann Schwarz, Shirley Stigler, Martha Kramer. a pence!! 3 Sy egan First Row: Alice Blinco, Audrey Donahue, Shirley Matzet, Judy Miller, Elaine Stadtmiller, Bernadette Kraimer, Lillian Mindorf, Patricia Orth, Adele Wittekind. Second Row: Helen Berten, Nancy Austing, joan Heyob, Mary Kempe, Hilda Pohlman, Marilyn Peter, Mary Ann Tebbe, Mary Lou Rief, Shirley O'Nei1l. W , Q y , M1 F'5 M'ZIJE'i' l2'?I?'!l ,w?ru, . .. 'Wi 591 f'3f4'aWw -p 'ML.f 'K ' 37' w Miriam Doud W president Della Scmie - secretary Rosemary Spinnenweber-treasurer Mary Ellen Heenan-vice-president fabsentj , , in-04+ 55 Fin: Row: Shirley Knecht, Ann Stamm, Carol Goller, Betty Carvill, Barbara Brigham, Pat Hery. First Row: Carol Hock, Anita Schuster, Della Schlie, Helen Rauckhorst. 1 Standing: Dorothy Thiemann, Ruth Ricke, Margie Thalheimer, jane Taphorn, Yvonne Striley, Rosemary Spinnenweber, Rosie Perrino, Alice Daniel. First Row: Margaret Hucker, Olga Evangelo, Claire King, Ma ry Kalb, Virginia Farrell, Gloria Gray. Second Row: Christine Palladino, Barbara Hermesch, Kathy Dils, Evelyn Brancamp, Helen Helfferich, Carolyn Bergman, Mary Buddelmeier, Mary Chaney. Top Row: Jeanne Hackmann, Aileen Koelker, Peggy Meek, Carol Niehaus, Gloria Naticchioni, Geraldine O'Leary. Lxrnmgwpq-lvl, anlxiztxurmz 'g1.xr:z4r '.enrsi-I warn: fe-'--a..w'.v P. - dui... First Row: Cathy Brinkhaus, Patricia Sander, Phyllis Klosterman, Joyce Todd, Barbara Trischler, Mary Lea Stadtmiller, Carol Gaede. Sealed: Pauline Niehaus, Janet Dctzel, Catherine Lohr, Dolores Haaf, Lillian Smith, Mary Louise Thompson, Angela Wetzel, Janet Gray. Top Row: Mary Sunnenberg, Pat Boyden, Patricia Taske, Dorothy Heuermann, Dorothy Kuhr, Carol Horn, Eileen Healey, Margaret Olson. First Row: Nancy Huber, Janice Wilking, Lois Strotman. Second Row: Louise Forrise, Joan Wagner, Mary Ellen Stumph, Ann Diephaus, Roberta Williams, Gail Thomas, Jeann Behle, Edna Masters. Top Row: Marilyn Puls, Janet Ruhl, Patricia Nichols, Antoniette Honekamp. Standing: Dolores Baker, Carol Louis, Judy Wenstrup, Miriam Doud, Marilyn Maier, Barbara Meyer. - . mu.. , First Row: Clare Mehring, Catherine Matrox, Dorothy Schmidt, Phyllis Zepf, jean Moeggenberg, Billy jo Masraum. Second Row: Barbara Klein, joanne Winzenreid, Mary Glaser, Catherine Gustin, Betty Sonnenberg. Top Row: Helena Ventura, Dorothy Coffey, Alice Lonneman. Standing: Judy Kispert, Marilyn Stross, jo Ann Nightingale, Ann O'Brien, Ruth Wissman, Mary Ellen Heenan, janet Brooks Marilyn Stromberg, Carol Feighery, Mary Camerucci. 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' ' j 2 A , ' , , ,K--D ------- . --nn ------.-- I ---- --U ,- I ,vrlszfza-:-22:-za-22:35 E :-:-:-:-:-:-: I ' .f.-oof'.-:-c-V-c-c-.W .af ' Q1515251515-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:a-:-.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.g,:41H.x.534. 4,1 Good Counsel Eight former Reginians, now sters of the Precious Blood, who ive experienced similar situations ez slandingg Sister Mary Walter knn Agnew '46j, Sister Mary Kath- an fLucille Kelley '42j, Sister Mary zrol fMarjorie Holtel '46j, Sister ary Edward fBernice Janszen '44j, ster Mary GordionfMarian Miller SQ. Seatedy Sister Mary Madeleva larbara Agnew '43j, Sister Mary uriel fVera Heile '36j, and Sister ary joseph Clare fClaire Moringer in The Good Counsel Club with the assistance of their moderator, Sister Mary Fidelia, presented for the first time at Regina the story of a modern Queen's-Teen who answered her call to the religi- ous life. The opening scene showed the teen-ager fKathy Glennj talking with her mother fMary Kuntzj. The former had just returned home from her junior-Senior Prom. From their talk, mother and daughter decided they should go to the motherhouse at Salem Heights where they could talk with Mother Superior fMary Ann Bollesj. After petitioning entrance, Kathy is helped into her garb by Novice Mistress fMary Reichlingj. In the last scene, Mother Superior, novice, and a new postulant, fNancy McLeodj pray for guidance before their Savior on the cross. Eileen O'Neill and Helen Overbeck interviewed Miss Carol Jackson, co-editor of the Catholic Action magazine, Inlegrity. The latter spoke to the student body about the job with which we are confronted. She vividly pointed out that the world is in a turmoil and mentioned various ways in which we, the youth, can redeem our gen- eration. Seniors interested in Catholic Action are: sealezlg Jayne Fisher, Barbara Vonderwische, Rosie Doud, Bernice Landherr, Shirley Gollahon. Stand- ingg Mary Reichling, jean Wedig, Evey Lang, Phil Picciano, Mary Ann Fitzsimmons, and Nancy McLeod. juniors active in this same organization are: Marilyn Kammerer, Kathy Schultz, Helen Over- beck, Elie Schlueter, Betty Schweier, and Janet Vianello. 0 gallimw Club Early in the year Mr. Stephen Oraze lectured Reginians on the origin and spread of devotion to Our Lady of Fatima. Later, Mr. Ferdinand Niehaus gave a photo- graphic lecture on his pilgrimage to Fatima, Lourdes, the Vatican City, and many other shrines in Europe. Mr. Ferdinand Niehaus M,-, Stephen Oraze The Fatima Club helps spread Mary's message to the girls of Regina in many ways--selling the Scapular Magazine, providing scapulars for the girls fpicture shown abovej, and above all, en- couraging everyone to carry out Mary's pleas. Below: Officers of the Fatima Club are: Mary Rose Guarin, treasurerg Mary Ann Bolles, presidentg Mary Agnes Pur- cell, secretary. in Mis 'TEH ANNUAL BAZAAR Fun galore was had by everybody who participated in the CSMC Bazaar which netted a nice profit for the missions. Here are pictured but a few of the activities which took place on that day. CSMC ofiicers for the 1950 school year are: .vtandingp Mary Ann Fitzsimmons, vice presidentg Mary Ann Bolles, secretaryg Marilyn Pilder, president. Seated: Marilyn Kammerer, spiritual treasurerg and Helen Overbeck, treasurer. Through these officers and the faculty moderator, Sister Luciana, Reginians again uchalked up a successful year. Left: Girls participated in the square dancing assisted by instructors from Grail- ville. Above: In addition to cake, candy, and novelty booths, Reginians encouraged patrons to try their skill in the chance game of pitching pennies. SMC In the more serious vein, Crusaders learned much about India, its inhabitants, and culture when Reverend Dr. Xavier S. Thani Nayagam of the Diocese of Tuticorin, South India, addressed the student body and showed a movie on his native land. With him is pictured Monsignor Ferdinand Evans, moderator of the CSMC, who accompanied the Orient priest on his visit. An inspiring speech on Arms for the Christian Mid-Century ask sent jean Bolton into the linals to represent Regina in the ncinnati Archdiocese. Listening to Jean are four other contest- ts who appeared in the finals at Regina on March 3. They are: argie Rau '52, who came in second at Regina, Audrey Donohue Eg Janis Wenninger '50 and Adele Gratsch '50, Annual etreat Father John Flick offered words of counsel to many Reginians. The annual retreat was conducted through the helpful counsel of Reverend john Flick, whose understanding manner, never-ending humor, and inspiring conferences helped to make this retreat one of our best and most profitable-especially for the seniors. The happy moments of the day began with Mass and Holy Communion. Two conferences were given in the morning and two in the afternoon. From these, each gained spiritual enrichment and a better understanding of a young Christian girl's duties in life. Spiritual reading and frequent visits to the chapel supplemented to make the day com- plete. Queen's-Teens knelt silently in prayer, preparing them- selves for a perfect retreat. Holy Reading Makefh the W'l9ole Mau! practiced by these Reginians during the annual retreat. A .. j , . F Q 2 7? ...-15 The SDS has completed its fourth successful year at Regina under the patronage of Saint Agatha. 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Top Row: Eileen Hughes, Marilyn Pilder fpresidentj, and Ann 0'Brien. .A', 93 I v Regina ncife Faumlty adviser, Miss june Kohorst, discusses plans for the annual with associ- are editor, Mary Ann Fitzsimmons. MARY JOY RUETHER Editor-in-Chief Janis Wenninger and Jean Wedi g- graduate editors, glance through Anciles from past years. The literary editors met periodically to discuss their respective departments. Here we see: sealed: Pat Fleming, clubs editorg Eileen Molony, religious editorg Rosemary Doud, poetry editorg Anna Kay Glenn, social editorg Marlene Shanahan, associate religious editorg Jayne Fisher, music editorg and Eileen Hughes, drama editor. Standing: Mary Kuntz, sports editorg Carolyn Tuttle '51 assista t clubs editor and Margie MCC ' ' ' ' , n oy 51, assistant poetry editor. fu? if -3 H ,mf -ziggy - g -, , ww -, f wr Si mr we Y . wb 3,-QQ ffh. ., .x.. v,., , A2 - ,v xx? -'nwivf ,pw ww W.L9,vy Www, mg J F f -...,W' .,r fi? flfiif a . -. .1 X 'M Due to Sister Feliciana's undying patience, many Reginians have gained extensive knowledge concerning the contents of the library. Sister Fides smiles approvingly at the diligence of the girls! Reginians make good use of the card catalogue the library. Ann discovers that even the low shelves carry interesting information. When we Reginians start something, we finishl it. It all began in February-Catholic Press Month -when we celebrated Catholic Book Week. Miss Kohorst's sophomore English class depicted Father james Keller's popular book, You Can Change the World, so well they won the blue ribbon. This slogan was also used during the Catholic Literature Drive which followed. Another sophomore English class, taught by Sister Everildes, walked off with second prize. Their theme was taken from the book, Not With Silver Or Gold, and through their efforts the history of .the Precious Bloor Order was very well exemplified. Miss Stagge' junior class gained third place' through thei graphic illustration of the slogan for Catholic Booi Week - Holy Reading Maketh the Whole Man. We then decided to accept a challenge. W were going to change the world through our Catl' PM-if x Jlic Literature Drive. Fired with enthusiasm, 'veryone left the first pep rally determined to sell ,t least her quota of nine dollars in subscriptions. Iompetition was keen throughout the big fourteen lay campaign, with Hash prizes, and jackpots ust waiting to be carried away. After all the fire of enthusiasm and smoke of he battle cleared away, Sister Mary Octavia pre- ented Mary Reichling, Betty Lou Schnee, and fIary Ann lgel, with first, second, and third prizes espectively. Material rewards were the least of our concern, mowever, for we were changing the world by preading Catholic literature. Each felt personally ewarded for loss of shoe leather on those calls. lt long last we had convinced people that every Iatholic home should read at least one Catholic magazine. - :- DRIVE These dependable seniors contributed much to the success of the Literature Drive by daily sacrificing their study bell to count returns. CFO 1 e f XE A , fs ff J , .511 f x . ' 2 t1oYX 2- Q' 'I 2 . X X J I cvb on O' Ccf 7 9 arg Q ad! 3 C1 K: ix C YQ' Q 0291 9 I' ' I oh 410 '- ' 4 K ze . E f in f ' L' xf D E Q90 me Q X 99 '5'j.- CI Q30 5 X. 5 U X , t Qx O Y Ma -5' W 4:-2 JJ Q e Q td! - x0 Q03 Has ? W1 o- mcht E050 ff -42. Q3 1 J oe' Baku Sc' ro f Z ..,, , ALM 7 U5c'c d Dhd '7 SQ ha 5-v - ' J 1 S 549 'fx 0 he adquise I 7 . , , Q M Qqvn Hia Q 3 I x Wi? bl I ,-- S - C302 xc Jn WMC 0 ad ce Moe, it . CSX 2- is - KUJIVTED fee' sa ivan? X REL . 3905 W obizqgblo W pen is , ff Q 1 Il w 340, Mfff e ,figs 1 N xo cxffief, . Q6 64' , 4. Q ,ci 22253, 1:':-, .,L.,,,, A,,,. . , N - The Beacon is edited monthly by the journalism students of the junior class under the direction of Miss Therese Ruschman. For the past four years the school paper has received the All Catholic award from the Catholic Press Association. Ae, Alma ,I yy NP' HM H62 i ci? Negjtfors ll be-if-9 s Lf? C'f'2:C Doucioi -fo SQMW' j gfchvfc Editor W sagsee awww If P O cup. - J. . Ulll M01 1 27? Q A : I t l S ' Q 12 1 J vi, f W, Ann Buddelmeier f gi :2-: Qq . . x any I compares the Spanish cel- i - 5 ' ri ik ebration of Holy Week 5. with that of our own country. v Q ws, MA' .?,. H vs- ii tis Q 1531555 With Sister Benedicta's guiding hand and such pretty senoritas as these, the La Florilas is bound to be a continued success. Members of the Spanish Club exchange letters with students in Latin-American countries. Discussions concerning scarfs, tiaras, and dollars from Spain carry much interest among the students. In the first row are seen the oiiicers: Mildred Brown,presidente,' Carol Bedinghaus, z'ire-presidenteg janet Haeufle, secretariag Dottie Schaefer, teserera. fx Q. of l XP ,. A, hi' K, . , E , 1 ,h S 5 K Y X Pan-American week was celebrated at Regina with a formal acknowledgment of our friendship with our neighbor to the South. Each girl represented a country. The day ended with the singing of the song, God Bless America, in Spanish. The Ides of March was a great day The French Club, only two years old, has now organized the La Francais. Mem- bers are guided by Sister Cyria. French newspapers are discussed, and songs which include the Marseillaise provide enjoyment for all. l for these Latin scholars! A play in honor of Latin Week was given by first, second, and third year students. Sister Feliciana and Sister Cyria directed the girls in this ac- tivity. Seated above is Joyce Ann Hagene, president. The juniors in the picture are: Eileen O'Neill, Marian Schmid, Carol joering, Lois Berkemeyer, and janet Vian- ello. Left: These girls enjoyed themselves planning for their Latin playlet, The Aeneidf' Above: These senior debaters have set up a line record for themselves, under the competent guidance of Miss Baumeister, moderator. Here they obtain information for their rebuttals. Some of these girls alternate, speaking in extemp. Debating has helped all the girls to attain more ease and poise in public speaking. Seated: Bar- bara Vonderwische, Mary Joy Ruefher, Standing: Margie McCoy, Adele Gratsch, Anne Rose Leeseman, Rosie Enes. Absent: Eileen Moloney, jean Wedig, Mary Arm Pfiaum. Right: junior debaters will display their abilities in 1951. The topic has not been chosen to date, but these sophomores and juniors will contest with other junior debaters of the Speech League for prac- tice. Standing: Audrey Donahue, Caryl Kemper, jo Ann Nichols, Mary Ann Tebbe. Top Step: Patsy Regan, Margie Rau. Third Step: Patt Orth, Mary Theresa Hayes. Second Step: Carolyn Niehaus. First Step: Betty Heuermann. Standing in Front: Elaine Piening, Marty Morrell. '- MARY AGNES PURCELL Secretary and Treasurer EILEEN HUGHES President I r RESOLVED: THAT THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES SHOULD BE ELECTED BY THE QA: The bi-weekly meeting of the Debater's League of Greater Cincinnati met at Regina, March 14. Other schools competing were: Xavier, Wfyomingg, Purcell, Mother of Mercy, and Hughes. A tournament was held in May with each school debating three teams from various schools. Above: Mother of Mercy and Purcell test their argumentation ability with Miss Betty Vonder Brink as judge. Purcell emerged the victor. Right: We view the speech declamation group whose topic was chosen from current events. Mary Ann Bolles presided as chairman. DIRECT VOTE OF THE PEOPLE 3 SCIENCE DEPARTME 'W' Ofhcers of the Science Club discuss plans for the Science Fair. Carolyn Tuttle, secretaryg Janet Vianello, treasurerg Julia Kuntz, librariang Betty Schweier, presidentg Betty Heuermann, vice-president. -I-TQ f f fig a' A ,,A 'A' k'F:.w . Always one of the most popular courses, General Science often introduces students to the field which may prove to be their major.- Carolyn Wittekind and Betty Schweier eagerly anticipate a Lk on-5 It took so long to set up the apparatus that it hurts to take it apart. What deadly gas shall we liberate today, fellow chemists? I A Exchanging notes on various leaves, these biolites relax during a field trip. Below: jo congratulates Eileen - first to find a parallel-veined leaf. Dr. Schmid, prominent dentist, lec- tured the Triple A C members at a Regina convocation. Below: Betty Heuermann, president of the Regina Science Club, gave an illustrated lecture on the dissection of a rabbit, -using her little sister as a guinea pig . 'J 1 44 f J rqgle 1-Y- k' 'ff ., ef Sister lrenaea was given a recess from her teaching duties when Pat and jo Ann took over biology class. Below: Eileen Adams points out some of the one-celled animals to her fellow classmates. v 06.aai?1 f,,. 3. ,.1 . f Above: jane and Carolyn try hard to identify various specimens. Right: As Eileen waits her turn, Rosemary turns to illustrate a point. C 0171771 ercid 7 depaftm en I One of the newly organized clubs at Regina this year is the Commercial Club. The chief purpose is to promote better relationship between the business students and the business world. Those leading the club, under the guidance of Sister Palma, are: Marilyn McDermott, presidentg Mary Bowyer, publicity managerg Marilyn Weisgerber, treasurerg .lane Brucker, secretary. gf gm 6 V um 1 'flllf Qdxo I Q QQ- , 9 Q. C sqeao 99 'GXAQX r X. ax 9 ,, ,- nfl 'i wiki' 1QL ss N ff' ,su 'X 'fs 'S Y 4. ff M iv sf , Q Q AQ , - K 'ig A ' 135 f --+- ' ummm. ,mms k A ,, K I mx-x Q L 'V M Q I R A I I' 'v'5'f4' 1-I f Y sg A f - if If ' ' w Q Q ' I ' . 1 A J? U depar tm en I 3 li C 'W fm Reading clockwise: Mary Lou Ditmer, Anna Mae Moeggenberg, Sister Cephas, Joyce Sttoss, Shirley Burdick, Patty Donnellon, Pat Dearringer. Standing: Rose Ries, Mary Louise Theobald, and june Allman. These second and third year art students busy themselves daily by preparing artistic displays. Under the inspiring and guiding hand of Sister Mary Cephas, art students turn out original, expressive work. Among the projects accomplished this year were: block prints, paintings and tempera I 0 'A '. .1 : ' J I I 7 I l I 4 I ' ' I I Q, I U . l ' . I . 3 1 : : , . , I , I . ff. f . Y. 1. ' .5. lt: 4 g., O paintings. The first year class has been concerned mostly with assembling many posters seen throughout the school. .:.v'-72' 5 1.- . ,. .5 an 'U'-:' -.- ,ll-a-Q., . ,.-,. ,... o'. , .:-.Hr . . ,.4 ' I -ul ,A 1 o,' I o ,'.f, I u .- sq':vi ,,. u 1 1 'r .4- 1 OMESTIC ARTS Sister Luciana smiles approval as joan Beckman prepares to serve the delicious and nutritious meal prepared by the Regina chefs pictured below. 1 Af- x ..,. .4 1'- Each seamstress at Regina hurrys to complete her project for Father's Night. Any display in the clothing department readily shows the ability of these students to beautify a home. Second to none, homemaking students demon- strate how easy the daily home tasks can be. The recipe for good food and neat, comfortable living conditions - a Reginian in every home. Y- 'HIL ip M'm-good. Grade school was never like this! 'in Orchids to Sister Mary Christella, Sister Mary Xavier, Mrs. Walter Efkeman, Mrs. Edna Murphy, Mrs. Harry Hanrahan, and Mrs. Helena Chambers for preparing such delicious lunches every noon. It's no wonder that each and every Reginian looks forward so eagerly to that fourth or fifth period. After lunch-recreation, after recreation-ah yes, afternoon classes. --A---...i,,, :I:IzI:I:2-'42 FI-1-I-if:-If-1-2325I52725:55'-2:32':5:3:f:1:52513:2:2:5.5:1:3:1:2:Izfzizf-24:2-S-1-I-245527232525155:fr':f:1:i:1:l:f:312:35:1:2:3:I:I:':Sri.212-I-GI-I-f'I4232T2f25I5:5:f:i: .f:3:l:i:H313:f:i:EW5WU'bE ??E33CM5555555ZH:5WlMZ:3:5F:k23:5Si:Z6IF55I65I:I:I:2:I:I:I:Ix!:I:!:Z:!:!:I222:!:!:1:!:1:!:I55:15Z25ZiZ3:3:3:3I32323233EEE5Ei55:2ifI:Zi:1:1:5:5i52Z:23:3:3:3:3:35 :fr':V:51-'5:-:T:I.2:I:3:'42'-'I-'-'41 I-I-J-V , ff li B if X m it t f l Under the capable direction of Miss Betty Vonder Brink, the athletic department provided a seasonal program of activities for every student. Fundamentals of the sports were stressed in weekly gym periods - always a welcome time for fun and exercise. During autumn and spring, volleyball and baseball intramurals gave an outlet for special abilities. Basketball competition with other schools proved a bright spot on many a dark, winter day. March of '50 marked the commencement of the Girls' Athletic Association at Regina. Its object - keynoted by sportsmanship - is the promotion of participation and interest in athletic activities. Membership is open to anybody interested in the objectives of the club. The GAA gives awards not only for actual skill, but also for demonstrated interest in the sports program. It sponsored the intra- murals, all varsity teams, and several tournaments for individuals -- archery, ping-pong, etc. Besides these it arranged ice and roller skating parties, picnics, and hikes. An executive board consisting of president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer and faculty adviser head the group. Next September the regular membership drive will open. 3- :mens sunny 9- ,ia 513:-1-:-. vu' - URAL5 t X Q' Q : . LU 9 t Fifffig fav -.. -. I 4 we'- , N Q h . '-wx S Ivo.. ' 1 ' K N, - f :wa Hygeine Regina's varsity team played in the newly organized C Y O High School Girls' League. Their competitors were Mother of Mercy, Our Lady of Angels, and La Salette, Covington. Although they won only two games in this, their first season, our girls demon- strated good teamwork and displayed great enthusiasm. They showed fine sportsmanship against teams, some of which were decidedly more seasoned than they. Bernice Berling and Margie Westerkamp rated tops in points scored among their colleagues. Non-league games were contested with St. Ursula and Ursuline on Play Day, March 9, during Girls' Week. Miss Betty Vonder Brink coached the varsity, freshman, and reserve squads. The first year group usually played in varsity pre- liminaries. Promises of fine material could be seen in the freshman players. Carol Niehaus and Marilyn Stromberg led their club in scoring. Resume - Varsity Regina Opponents jan. 31 ...,... ........ 1 8 Mother of Mercy .......... ....... 1 7 Feb. 15 ..... ........ 6 Our Lady of Angels .............. 46 Feb. 23 ,....... ........ 2 2 La Salette .............................. 27 Feb. 28 ........ ........ 1 6 Our Lady of Angels .............. 34 Mar. 13 ........ ........ 2 8 Mother of Mercy .......... ....... 1 7 Mar. 20 ........ ........ 1 5 La Salette ................. .......... 2 4 Reserves Regina Opponents Feb. 14 ........ ........ 1 S St. Ursula ...... ....... 1 9 Resume - Freshmen Regina Opponents Feb. 14 ........ ........ 1 0 St. Ursula .................,............ 33 Feb. I5 ........ ........ 1 9 Our Lady of Angels .............. 37 Feb. 25 ........ ........ 2 4 La Salette .................... ....... 1 7 Feb. 28 ........ ..... 7 Our Lady of Angels .............. 19 Mar. 20 ........ ......... 1 6 La Salette .........,...... .......... 2 0 Top: Bernice Berling scores 2 points against Mother of Mercy. Center: Miss Vonder Brink echoes the familiar, Play Ball! Bottom: Think you'1l make it, Margie? I l Bottom: Jean Wedig, Bernice Berling, Katie Lett, Marty Bowyer, Lois Pelzel Center: Eleanor Hagedorn, Kathy Schulz, Margie Rau. Top: Ann Burwinkel, Margie Westerkamp, Jane Brucker, Jeanne Lange Jayne Fisher, janet Pike. Bottom: Ruth Wissman, Ann Diephaus, Marilyn Stromberg, Carol Krueger. Center: Jo Ann Nightingale, Miriam Doud. Top: Gerry O'Leary, Kathy Schwartz, Barbara Klein, Pat Hery. Absent: Carol Niehaus, Ann O'Brien, Dorothy Coffey, Dolores Baker, Pat Boyden, Mary Buddelmeier. I vs 7 U1 ,'F- . .. VQZQ 'F' wi'f?. ' ly. . P E ,.. X. ,ki , M . wg H 'lg' 'viii az 1 . . P . ., 1 .I-CMJ. vs-,, -'aiu K O A 'P' I , ml , f 'Q 3 3, . 3 ' , 9 'pigs ei 5 .,i '- , 4 av 'A Q - , Y 1 .J g f 6.2 .,1 A N fu -xg m 3 7 1 I l , A 4 , I ,.4. .... V Q , , if-451. V512 'f?'.:Q1 .v -2: L 1 ' 4- -.a--j2,Lf ffLL r 1 A ,gr- ',j1.' 'fig-,1L,.a, N if .. .,V. , f I 11,-L-5,4-4i,.v,-, .ll - a., 6'-Q A':'- :QV w I, 'Q,w.:Sg ,., W , FW '-. 'if 'eg,?f'r,,.3a5gL,f- , '4ff ' T xI5 ig1.,'.,4'2ggQ:,Tly'. ' . -..,ufhW1,' ' ' f-.L12,. .- ,iw 1: 2 F' + vt ' 045 Jax' ff' QM -4. View L , Q ...- ,rv-U 'f' lv- 4 4 'WX U , 5 , - - F . -A wi-5,0 M Qfaf- 4 .v - V .,- P , W-f-f'f-. ,, vu 1 W 'QvZmf.Q59.,.fjii -gy W, if ' 52 Q Spring weather and out-door sports combine i on the campus. Top Ieflz Baseball intramurals. Top right: Freshmen test their kicking strength. Bottom: That all-important aim! Camemf -- club Ofiicers of the Camera Club: Seated: Helene Renzge- hnusen. treasurer: Marv Ann Fitzsimmons, presidentg Rose- mary Doud, vice-president. Standing: jo Ann Schulte, secretaryg and Mary joy Ruether, historian. f' year. Her patience in the difficult job of changing girls, who haven't had enough experience to know which end of the camera to smile into, to avid photographers will always be remembered by the Camera Club. We all remember the times she did just the right thing to those pictures to make them turn out when we'd just about 5 A ,. '5ffffft:5iff1:5 -5:55 9' X ,' . ,... ... ., .. ., Q , ., ,. yy.. ,,,..j,f.,,. .. - ,.,. -A nnyv We of the Camera Club wish to express our sincere gratitude to our wonderful moderator, Sister Mary Irenaea, whose invaluable help and cheerful advice have been the guiding lights of this club urn given up hope. Thanks again, Sister lrenaea, for the memories of hours in the darkroom, pleasant searches for a willing and photo- genic subject and all the rest of the good times we camera enthusiasts owe to you. Some club members inspect, winners of Eastman's 1949 National Photographic Contest. Business was mixed with pleasure as these two juniors painted the darkroom. I june and Anita look for pointers from prize winning photos. Inside story of an 8 x 10 portrait - smile pretty, Joyce! schmidt. Publicity certainly helped our enrollment drive, judging from these interested and loyal J R C members. Peggy Yungbluth, seated, accepts the contribution of Lois Berkemeyer, Joann Merke, Kathleen Rippe, and Dottie Linden- Enrollment made us X 'I' --1- SEQ ........,, ' X.x..Qt M'---1,5 E3 Eff school chest. The Red Cross has nothing on our J R C, because we went over our quota and filled 'YI llllilll mio: Our biggest project this year was an overseas 95 UNH a chest we were proud of. ll members, 10070 Dottie Weber, Bernice Landherr, Lois Berkemeyer, and Jean Wedig pack the hundreds of articles that went into the school chest. MRS. R. ALLMAN MRS. H. BETZ Corresponding Serretary Advisory Board MRS. HEYOB MRS. L. IGEL Treasurer President MRS. L. SCHULTE MRS. 1. SCHWALLIE Auditor First Vice-President MRS. R. COATES Second Vice-President MRS. W. NOCHECK Rerording Secretary v4' 4 'AAS--A MRS. F. WI1'I'EKIND Advisory Board The P T A has long been known for its generosity toward the school. Within this organization are embodied true Christian prin- ciples, which are portrayed by the never-ending effort to make school life our happiest days. The members of the P T A work hand-in- hand with the teachers, thereby making our scholastic life as enjoy- able and successful as our home life. Through this joint cooperation we have come to know and appreciate even more the happiest days of our lives. .Y 'Weeds What could be a more pleasant way for the mothers of the Freshmen to become acquainted than over a cup of tea served by members of the P T A? l eh I :- 4 , v 2 S 1- V. i ' v 1: .y 4. f 's ,Ulla N Y . 'v -,. . it 'r. - 'f 4 , , t . Regina celebrated National Education Week in a very special manner this year. An invitation to the teachers of Norwood High School brought many of their faculty members to a tea held at Regina High School on Wednesday, November 9. It afforded these educators the opportunity to exchange methods of teaching and gave both groups an insight into the activities of the public and parochial school systems. Top: Miss D. H. Moore and Miss Inez Kemp, teachers at H21 u H' x vs. .tm wie, . . A Li uk 'uf' f 1 , Norwood High School, admire the work of Sister Feliciana's senior English classes. ' 5w.tQuvfL3X au...-v' ,....,4f ' Left: Public and parochial school problems are discussed by Sister Teresa, Mr. Maitland, and Miss Stagge while Miss Vonder Brink serves. Bottom: Sister Octavia and Sister Luciana proudly display the newly-decorated foods lab - financed by the P T A - to Miss Kehm, Miss Hurst, and Miss Ewing of Norwood High. --r-uf--. K, ,,, 1. The traditional celebration of Father's Night and Mother's Night at Regina took place this school year on November 16, and March 10, re- spectively. These occasions offer the parents of the Queen's-Teens the opportunity to view their daughters' achievements. At the same time it affords them a chance to discuss their child's prog- ress with her teachers. Many buttons are busted on these nights as the girls' parents proudly inspect the work of their daughters. Entertainment and refreshments bring the evening to a delightful end. Top: Eileen O'Keefe stops her mother and Mrs. Stoeckel on their tour of the building to show oH the achievments of the business students. Right: Mary Kalb, Mrs. Kalb, and Sister Palma seem quite taken up with the papers posted by the typing students. Bottom: The sight of the foods lab on Father's Night caused many dads to smack their lips ap- provingly. N t CA,-UQIES xx lff XXX NNI' xx X N X X XX Xx lx f YQ f f x li f 5 jg f X 1 . iff ff'F Ssdmg Gpng M Q 0491? Ru 9 , J f Tig in S' f Zi? - Q A , ? Q Mmm r -- xg, -' ' ' Q02 W5 ' fvdnfigc C9 . 441 ffov-Na Hack 4! 9600 Bragg I 7'hQrQ5u Dfw DQUX 4603, W LF exec fwfehq fl4zrx1?Q PIU LL15 aww B f Cdrohf Pai M' Runes. Low 7 4 CQYA5 V45 I. f 454 'ffb SVN' 'V blrvrfor- M MQCKfQn60r V- lg K ' x 4'- f 'see L' l I I ' ' 1. Under the direction of Miss Vonder Brink, the annual senior class play again proved to be a great success. With the help of our .male characters from Purcell, the seniors of 1950 presented Our Hearts Were Young and Gay on Sunday and Monday nights, April 30, and May 1. The cast rehearsed periodically and endeavored to present a program which proved to be a de- lightful evening for all those present. But without the help of those behind the scenes - the unsung heroes of the senior class - the play would not have been nearly so successful. Thus it is that we, the cast, express our gratitude, first to our director, Miss Vonder Brink, for her tireless efforts in our behalf, and then to all our fellow classmates who so capably assisted us in presenting the hit of the year. a X X N 1 C A S T Steward .......,..... ..........,...... ...,..... J o e Dillhoif Mrs. Skinner .................. ......... A dele Gratsch Cornelia Otis Skinner ......... .......... J can Wedig Otis Skinner ............,...... ........ J erry Yingling Emily Kimbrough ...... ......,..............Rosie Doud Purser ...............v....... ......,............,........ .I oe Hughes Stewardess ........, Mary Lou Vordemesche Dick Winters ....... ........................ D ick Sweitzer Admiral ............. Harriet St. john. Winifred Blaugh Leo McEvoy ...... Inspector ............ Therese .............. Madame Elise ..... ..........jerry McDonough ..........Carolyn Froehlich ............Eileen Hughes ..........Walt Clemens .......................janet Pike ...............Joan Schneider .....,.............Barbara Vonderwische Monsieur de la Croix .,......,......... jerry McDonough Windolcf Cleaner ........ Hughes AMC 1 . 11, lm I cy Bwche, lube Kun ly, an wvaubfeck, lemme Bea i Naemusr Adele 1 Ffances ann, CMO First iiifoelkef- betg, Betty HillZil'nGl'f15er' Ame lean Moeggen 0mhY Betmgel 1 DOY TOP R01.u .1 Mottgn, Gratsch, Low First Row: Carolyn Froehlich, Evelyn Sweeney, Marjorie Thorsen, joan Sadelfeld, Kathy Kenney. joan Grady, Anne Diephaus, Mary Lee Hanse. Top Row: Marilyn Puls, Dorothy Heuermann, Ann O'Brien, Anita Martinelli, Rose Ries, Anna Mau Moeggenberg, Dorothy Kuhr, Patricia Hery, Catherine Gustin. Fffff Ro IU' fer ' Mar IDHU, C31-Ol pig' C2lmE1'uL-Ci, Gail TOP Ram: pmeyef, Lois B Thomas, JO , .4 Arlene Koclfudy Wfengfru V erkenwyer JO SePh1ne Mazza P A , . J 5 a , ' P ldv? Calardo C U Butgiisser, hylhs , arol Louis 3 Mal- , .y R056 G Uiitin, 'st Row: Pat Nichols, Barbara Klein, Angela Wetzel, Alice Daniel, Peggy Meek, Rosalia Welply na Mae Pinnel. p Row: Pat Powell, Mary Bruening, julia Hannon, Pat Orth, Carolyn Niehaus, Mary Lou Rief ice Meehan, Marian Fox. kju'J'-Qibennon i . . xx'- .yr - X The preparation for that all-important prom night entails much work and planning on the part of the committee. Here we have an inside glance at their activities. Above: the decorations committee picks the flowers for the big night, aided by prom chairman, june Allman. Below: the girls select the program and favors that contribute to the perfection of the dance of the year. But all worries and troubles of planning are forgotten as the doorbell rings and the boy of your dreams steps in. K-N BZZPLNLE Qwduaiff ' 'Tis the month of our Mother, The blessed and beautiful :lays When our lips and our spirits Are glowing with love and with praise. Reginians pay special tribute to their Queen when, on one day during her month, a living rosary is formed around her statue on the campus. On this day, seniors especially ask Mary to guide their lives and actions when they leave the school which has harbored them for four years. ' . l 1, tw' lv' 5 l 3 5' if xx. Q 2, February, March, April, May, and before we realized it, exams were over and we were graduating at Xavier Field House on june 2! Those last few months flew by. How we worked for those deadlines, presented our class play to an astonished worldg danced our shoes off at the prom fthanks again, juniorsljg attended college teas, and crammed for all our exams! Many times we wondered if we'd make itg - prayed for the end. But when it came, we were nostalgic. For four years we had wandered through Regina halls, we were her voice, her heart, her spirit. Now we realize we shall be only a memory to her. When we crossed her threshold on class night, we left behind the faculty and fellow classmates who had been our friends in so many times of joy and sorrow. To all these wonderful people we say, Thanks for the memories . . . of long hours of study, glee club rehearsals, deadlines on the Beacong and all our Ancile worries . . . thank you so much. We, the class of 1950, shall pass from Regina, but we shall never let our love for her pass from our hearts. The future with its many hopes, promises, and threats lies before us. How shall we face it? - I' PATRONS Rev. Paul P. Galliger Rev. Alfred L. Hock Mary Dolores Baumeister Mr. Frank Bolton Mrs. Frank Bolton Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bothe Mr. and Mrs. George Brandt Mr. and Mrs. Nick Brokamp Mr. Larry Brokamp Mr. and Mrs. S. Brown Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bruns Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Buddelmeier Norma Buglione Mr. and Mrs. John Cianciolo Mr. john L. Contadino Mrs. Mary Dotterweich Mr. and Mrs. George A. Doud Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fisher, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fisher, jr. Mary Ann Cookie Fitzsimmons Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Fleming Mr. O. E. Forbus The Emmerichs Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gratsch Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoban, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leesemann Mrs. Genevieve M. LeTang Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lonneman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lutz Miss Irene Koetter Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Kuntz Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kylius Mrs. D. H. Mackzum Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin Mrs. john Mazza Mr. and Mrs. V. E. McCoy Mrs. Lillian McLeod Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Meyer Anna Mae Moeggenberg Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Radler Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Rape Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Rickerton Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Reichling Mr. and Mrs. Ray Roehm Bill and Bob Roehm Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ruether Herc and Mary Joy Ruether Mr. and Mrs. joseph Sanzone Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sebert Mr. E. A. Stansbury Mr. and Mrs. George Stoeckel Mrs. Fred Surkamp Jeanne O'Brien '49 Mr. J. J. Owens and Family Mr. and Mrs. Frank Palmisano Sr Pat, Joan, and Mary Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pike Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pilder Mr. and Mrs. jacob Theobald Mr. and Mrs. Ward Tuttle Rosemary Vettel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ward Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wenninger Mr. and Mrs. C. J. White Mr. and Mrs. CHE Wolf Mrs. Eleanor Yingling Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Young Burtschy's Flower Shop Ann's Food Shop Ed Seitz Cleaners ,- iq, ,,,,.,, SUCCESS TO THE GRADUATES OF l950 Mrs. Frances Igel, Louis, Maryann BEST WISHES +o +he GRADUATES . . . from . . . MR. 81 MRS. ERNEST DUCCILLI MARY and MADELEINE c o M P L I M E N T s L. 8: S. Cafeieria ---of-H 23, W. S econ d 5,1 xux ELET HALL, MARION HALL cincinmi, Ohio and THE BARRACKS COMPLIMENTS ...oI... FRANK J. PALMISANO GOOD LUCK Boo+h's Tasfy Food Shop 5425 Carthage Ave. Norwood. Ohio COMPLIMENTS ...oI... A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS ...oI... DOC DAVIS CAFE 5500 Carfhage Ave. Norwood, Ohio H. Zimmer 8: Co. Produce CONGRATULATIONS. GRADUATES OF I950 2I6 W. Second S+. Cincinndi. Ohio Mr. 8: Mrs. Theodore Landherr and Family The H. Pairlck Sweeney Co. Caldarone Bros. produce AII Forms of Insurance Roselawn Cenfer Building 8I Plum Sf. Cincinnafi 37, Ohio REdwood I692 Cincinnafi, Ohio NAEFACH'S H PHARMACY Service 'io 'rhe Sick A ffl 90 J Blue Ash Ra. s. sabiey Ave. Silver1'on, Ohio TWeed 29I0 Congrafulafions and Good Wishes 'ro +he Graduafes of I95O 5 H U 5 EP 0 H l C H u R t H S u P P l I E S God bless our daughfers and guide +hem on fheir 7054 Blue Ash Rd' road fo success and happiness Cincinnafi 36, Ohio YOUR MOTHERS of Regina Parenf-Teachers Associafion ng..... ,, , AUTOMOBILE AND PERSONAL LOANS ' REAL ESTATE LOANS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES NORWOOD SAVINGS BANK Main Ave., Opposife Maple MEIrose 5070 Member Federal Deposif Insurance Corporalion MElrose 4838 A C M E Wiper and lnduslrial Laundry SPECIALIST SERVING INDUSTRY SHOP-TOWEL RENTAL SERVICE WORK CLOTHES LAUNDERED WIPERS RENOVATED 3003 Duclc Creek Rd. and Harris Ave. Cincinnali, Ohio COMPLIMENTS ...oI... A FRIEND BO'I'T'S CLEANERS We do our own cleaning CALL AND DELIVERY SERVICE 5335 Carfhage Ave. ' MElrose 5653 COMPLIMENTS ...of... MR. GEORGE J. WARREN Union Tire and Baflery Service I327 Race Sfreei' Cincinnafi, Ohio For a Delicious Sunday Dinner-Try THE FOREST CAFETERIA Homemade Pies Our Specially Foresf and Robertson Ave. Soufh Norwood COMPLIMENTS ...oI... ST. ELIZABETH PARISH No Triplicafion I-Iave We Here Bu? Mary, Julia. and Barbara Dear Their Sir-Name's Kunfz. And You'll Agree. Thar BRUCK'S Rafe SUPER UNIFORMITYH BRIICH UIIIFURIII C0 387 4'I'I1 Ave. New York I6, New York TIRES- REPAIR AND RECAPPING BATTERIES - AUTO ACCESSORIES Complefe Line of Firesfone Producfs TEXACO GAS and LUBRICATION B A N N E R Tire and Supply Company I70I Madison Rd. PL 0200 Cincinnafi 6, Ohio DICK PFLAUM, Propriefor O. CIRESI 8: SONS 2l0 W. Sixih Sf. WHOLESALE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES COMPLIMENTS ...oI... R. E. TEPE Mayor of Norwood CLASS OF 1950 TRAUTMANN AND SOUERI COMMISSION PRODUCE MERCHANTS 305 Wesl Second Sfreel' Cincinna'I'i, Ohio BEN'S BUDGET JEWELERS STEWART DRUG STORE Trade wifh- us-we are closer io your home H 4568 Main Ave.-Norwood PRESCRIPTIONS 60I2 Vine S+ree+- Elmwood Place Worfh and Warren Aves. MElrose 4547 I of ' G I Call JE 9625 - Free Delivery I756 Sherman Ave., Norwood, Ohio W'II'am Tepe' M' D. Slore Hours-7:30-I l:OO-7 Days A Week THE WM. H. FOX CO. U , TRA.UTMAN'S ICE CREAM Hardware, Knfchen Wares, Pannis, Plumbing Supplies We fry +o please you 3505 Reading Road 8+h 81 Main Sis. DEER PARK Gilberf 8: Cur+is Cincinnali 6, Ohio MElrose 7647 RCA Vicior C O M P L I M E N T S mor... WAGNER SERVICE CO. A F R I E N D 4403 Monfgomery Rd. Tappan Gas Ranges General Eledric Home Applian AUTOMOBILE AND PERSONAL LOANS LOW RATES ...... QUICK SERVICE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NORWOOD Washingfon 8: Main Aves. MElrose I7I0 CONGRATULATIONS. GRADUATES OF l95O Rev. Gregory A. Miller SS. Peier 8: Paul Parish Norwood, Ohio BEN RICARDI AND CO. WHOLESALE ERUITS AND VEGETABLES 234 W. Second S+. Cincinnaii, Ohio 0 Henry B. Burwinlcel, Conlracl' INDUSTRIAL, RESIDENTIAL 8: COMMERCIAL 462i Carler Ave. - Norwood ME 6435 I I lb: F II' I I y I J If . :QQ yy of . ,I EAREWELL 1 1 y TO 1 XII, E X OUR DEAR I J lj 4 iv BIG SISTERS f THE FRESHIES 305, 303 GAH Wayne H. Beckham Tile 8: Marble Co. 75I5 Casflefon Place Cincinnafi I6, Ohio OFFICE - VA l625 RESIDENCE - VA Ib25 O'Leary Cleaners and Dyers Amify Rd., near Plainfield For Prompl' Call and Delivery - Call SY 8343 WILLIAM ENDERLEIN 8: CO., INC. 30l Wes? Second S+ree+ WI-IOLSALE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES -4.- COMPLIMENTS TOM NOLAN JEWELERS O 47I2 Monfgomery Road GLENN'S PHARMACY Nomod '2- Oh Fenwick 8: Quafrnan Aves. Norwood I2, Ohio H1009 ELUIIIUYSI 0200 GILARDI 8. co. COMPUMENTS Specializing in Repack Tomaioes ' ' I ol l ' ' 7' Plum St SS. Peier and Paul Cincinnaii, Ohio SI. Ann Socieiy and P.T.A. THINKING OF SELLING? . . . CaIl . . . JOHN FITZSIMMONS REAL ESTATE BROKER JE 7I24 R. J. ZINS INSURANCE AGENCY - Fire, Aufo, Life 6904 Plainfield Plx.-Silverion, Ohio TWeed I3 I6 TWeed 2249 COMPLIMENTS ...oI... STONE'S BOWLING PALACE 3746 Monigomery Road Norwood, Ohio HEIN'S PHARMACY Sherman and Carier Aves., Norwood, Ohio Phone JE 5l42-9405 FRANK AND LOU'S A. a N. FURNITURE 81 . 'P L'ANCE CO' Shell Service 4708 Monfgomery Road MElroso 498I Norwood '2' Ohio Fenwiclr and Monigornery Road REdwood 3892 COMPLIMENTS ...oI... BRUENEMAN CLEANERS Clonoay and Monfgomory Norwood, Ohio AARONSON 81 FUNCK CO 68 Plum Sf., Cincinnafi, Ohio FRUITS AND VEGETABLES WHOLESALE A Circlef of Promise. The Fufure WiII Show. May I+ Bind Us Togefher. Wherever We Go. WILLIAM C. ULRICH Herff-Jones Company CLASS RINGS and PINS S S S ,S IF Like I'he Myriad Scholars Who I-Iave Earned Their Crown Thus We Step Proudly, In Tradi+ion's Cap and Gown. Collegiafe Cap 8: Gown Co Champaign, Illinois COMPLIMENTS ...oI... FRANK MURSET PI-IOTOGRAPI-IER . . . of . . . REGINA ANCILE. I95O I27 Wesr Fiffh S'l'ree1' Cincinnafi, Ohio BEST WISHES ...of... GETZ JEWELERS 46I8 Monigomery Rd. Norwood, Chic Home-Made Pies - Our Specialfy PETER'S CAFETERIA The Home of Qualify Foods 4553 Monfgomery Rd. M. 81 D. FRUIT MARKET Si. Francis DeSales Corner JOSEPH MERCURIO, Propriefor If if grows-We have I+ WO 9628 WO 543I Main Paini' and Glass Sfore CHRIS FOEHR, JR.. Owner JE 9382 4544 Mon+gomery Rd. Norwood JE 077l COM PLIM ENTS ...oI... A FR I EN D THE I6 PHARAOHS OF '50 ,., -. ,.. -E, ,, Our Sincere Wishes for Luck and Happiness lo Congrafulafions and Bes+ Wishes. Gracluales of '50 The Seniors 5 The Class of ' I The Sophomore Class HATHAWAY STAMP CO. RUBBER STAMPS-MARKING DEVICES FRANK J. WARD MAKER OF FINE CLOTHES MA I-154 MA 3401 MElrose 7I35 627 Main S+' clnclnnall 2' Ohio Six'l'h Floor Fidelily Federal Building 0 RE las-4 ME sm Sllverfon Deparfmeni' Sfore A +0 Z CQ. 69lI Plainfield Pike RE 0349 We ren+ boofhs, games, +en+s, wheels RIDES AND AERIAL ACTS Merchandise Consigned +o Churches 8: Organizafions 1 , ,..A.-,.......l-nd HOME SWEET HOME Your Ideal Spol 'ro Live, Love, and Play. Bui'I'r 'ro Your Hear+'s Desire OUR JOBS SINCE WELL DONE COMPLETE RECONDITIONING AND REMODELING OF THE OLD HOME SCHLUETER BROS. GENERAL coNTRAcToRs AND BUILDERS I620 California Ave. Bond Hill Cincinna+i 37, Ohio MElrose 0836 MEIrose 7839 BIGGEST MACHINE IN THE WORLD I+'s so easy 'ro make a felephone call! A 'live-year-old can do it Yer. when you use your Telephone you have a+ your command The biggest mosl' complex machine ever made by man - ready +o whisk your voice across 'rhe slreel' or across fhe counfry, as you wish. I'r's BIG To serve 'rhe people of 'rhe communify. of rhe nafion. buf i+s operafion is geared +o your individual need. The Cincinnali and Suburban Bell Telephone Company YQ, .. R. -it mf.. W, ,M xi Q3 mms -A MQ S A ,,. MS 4 Baumgartner, Claire ...... Berling, Bernice .......... Blythe, Nancy .......... Bolles, Mary Ann ........ Bowyer, Mary .......... Broerman, Rita ........ Brown, Lenoir ..... Brucker, Jane ....... Bruns, Betty ............ Buddelmeier, Ann ...... Burns, Peggy ............ Burwinkel, Ann ...... Calardo, Victoria ........ Carroll, Nancy ............ Casey, Patricia ............... ....... Chamberlain, Jo Ann .... Collins, Phyllis .............. Dearringer, Patricia ...... Donnellon, Patricia ...... Doud, Rosemary .......... Duccilli, Mary ............ Enes, Rose Marie ........ Fallon, Janet ................... ....... Fisher, Mary Jayne ............. ....... Fitzsimmons, Mary Ann Flemin , Patricia .......... Folzenlgngen, Eileen ....... Frankenberger, Ruth ..... ....... Frey, Mary Ellen ........ Froehlich, Carolyn ...... Glenn, Anna Kay ........ Glenn, Kathleen .......... Gollahon, Shirley ........ Gratsch, Adele ........ Haaf, Bertha ................ Hagene, Joyce Ann ....... ....... Healy, Jeanne .............. Hewitt, Mary Lou ........ Hughes, Eileen ........ Igel, Maryann ....... Jones, Shirley ....... Keating, Mary ..... Keller, Martha ..... Kock, Jeanne ......... Koetter, Irene .......... Kruthaup, Carol .......... Kundert, Geraldine ...... Kuntz, Mary ................ Landherr, Bernice ..... Lang, Evelyn .................. Lange, Jeanne ................. Leesemann, Anna Rose Lemke, Rosemary .............. ....... . ........ 52 12 Rolston Avenue ..... . 5059 Paddock Road ........ 6 1 10 Kennedy Avenue ....... IDR ........Norwood .......Cincinnati ..........Cincinnati 2415 Williams Avenue ...... ........ N orwood .......4229 Cosby Road 4382 Matson Avenue ...... 6628 Plainfield Pike ...... 4406 Clifford Road ....... 6505 Ridge Circle ............ 4317 Glenway Avenue ..... 7165 Maryland Avenue ............. ...,.,.. Rossmoyne .Deer Park ............Silverton .Deer Park ..........Cincinnati .Deer Park .Deer Park 3759 North Berkley Circle ........ ............ S ilverton 3568 Trimble Avenue ............. .......... C incinnati 3628 Newton. Avenue ......... .......... C incinnati 2250 Hannaford Avenue ........ ........ N orwood 4120 Superior Avenue ......... .......... D eer Park Hunter Avenue ....... 2641 Marsh Avenue ..... 6235 Elbrook Avenue ...... 3437 Bevis Avenue ...... 2533 Indian Mound ......... ........Norwood ...........Norwood ..........Cincinnati ..........Cincinnati ...........Norwood 1 148 Carolina Avenue ........... .......... C incinnati 4423 Montgomery Road ......... ........ N orwood 2122 Varelman Avenue ...... ........ N orwood 1510 Carolina Avenue ....... ....... C incinnati ..421 McGregor Avenue ........ ....... C incinnati 6435 Hammel Avenue ........... .......... C incinnati 1560 Yarmouth Avenue ........ ....... C incinnati 1739 Lincoln Avenue .......... ..... ...... N o rwood 6340 Bona Vista Avenue ....... .......... C incinnati 2635 Briar Clilfe Avenue ....... .......... C incinnati 3250 Woodford Road ......... .......... C incinnati 1343 Joseph Street ........ .......4119 Forest Avenue ..........Cincinnati ........Norwood 2414 Harper Avenue .......... ........ N orwood 2201 Hannaford Avenue ........ ........ N orwood 3022 Gloss Avenue ............. .......... C incinnati 3445 Trimble Avenue ......... .......... C incinnati 2499 Moundview Avenue ...... ........ N orwood 5330 Warren Avenue ......... ........ N orwood .......9478 Blue Ash Road .......1914 Crane Avenue ............B1ue Ash ..........Cincinnati 4240 Franklin Avenue ........ ........ N orwood 1754 Courtland Avenue ...... ........... N orwood Yarmouth Avenue .......2374 Vera Avenue . ....... 5440 Moeller Avenue ...... . . Cortelyou Street ...... .. .......... Cincinnati ..........Cincinnati ...........Norwood 1906 Avonlea Avenue ....... .......... C incinnati 2160 Quatman Avenue ...... ........ N orwood ..........Cincinnati 5522 Section Avenue ........... .......... C incinnati 4304 Duneden Avenue ....... .......... D eer Park I--m':4111 Carter Avenue ........ -n--A-Y-A +-'A' ........Norwood .., W- DIRECTORY LeTang, Audrey ...... Lett, Catherine ........ Liebel, Audrey ........ Logan, Jane ................, Lohbeck, Patricia ....... Lohr, Anna ................, Martin, Betty Ann ......... Martin, Patricia ......... McCaHrey, Audrey ......... McDermott, Marilyn ,.,,,.,. ,,.,,,,. McLeod, Nancy ........,,,,, Meyer, Joan .............,, Mitchum, Betty ........ Molony, Eileen ........ Morford, Margie ....... Nocheck, Joan ............. Nolan, Mary ................... Oaks, Mary Theresa ....... Picciano, Philomena ....... Piepmeyer, Carol ....... Pike, Janet ................ Pilder, Marilyn ........ Puls, Eileen .......... Prell, Dolores ...... Reichling, Mary ...... Reuter, Betty .....,...... Riley, Loretta .......... Roehm, Rita ............... Ruether, Mary Joy ...... Schneider, Joan ........ Sebert, JoAnne ........... Shanahan, Marlene ....... Shay, Sylvia ............... Smith, Dorothy ........ Stafford, Marilyn ....... ........1S49 Joseph Street .......Cincinnati ........4611 Carter Avenue ,,,,,,,,N0fw00d ........2725 Lawndale Avenue ,,,,.,,,,,CinCinnati ........6620 Afton Avenue ,,,,,,,,,,Cincinnati ........1306 Yarmouth Avenue ,,,,,,,,,,Cincinnati 3757 Montgomery Road ........ .,,,,,,. N orwood ........6798 Samson Lane .,,,,,,,,Silve1-ton ........6798 Samson Lane .,,,,,,,,Silver-ton ........2050 Weyer Avenue ........Norwood 2207 Drex Axenue ............. ,..,,... N orwood ........1724 Sherman Avenue ........Norwood ........4620 McNeill Avenue ...........Norwood ........1179 Beverly Hills Drive ..........Cincinnati ........2457 Hudson Avenue .-,,......Cincinnati ........3335 Donald Avenue ..........Cincinnati 4120 O'Leary Avenue .,..., .......... D eer Park 1966 Mapleleaf Avenue ...... .......... C incinnati ........Box 347 Pfeiffer Road ........Sharonville ........3559 Trimble Avenue ........5315 Fenwick Avenue ...........Norwood ........4402 Orchard Lane ..........Deer Park ........4342 Webster Avenue ..........Deer Park 4416 Orchard Lane .......... .......... D eer Park ....,...4627 Baker Avenue ...........Norwood ........5803 Woodmont Avenue ..........Cincinnati ,.,...,.4047 O'Leary Avenue ..........Deer Park ,.......1858 Tilden Avenue ........Norwood ...,....6835 Alpine Avenue ...-.....Silverton ,.......4027 Crosley Avenue ........Norwood 3456 Greenlawn Avenue Cincinnati 2233 Quatman Avenue . 1817 Elm Avenue ........... 37.96 Thornton Drive .... ........Norwood . ........ Norwood . ......... Silverton 3909 Grove Avenue ........ ......,. N orwood 1959 Andina Avenue .... . ....... Cincinnati Stoeckel, Joyce ..,..... ....,,.. 2 566 Irving Place ............ ........ N orwood Stross, Joyce .,................. ........ 5 926 Beacraft Avenue ....... .......... C incinnati Tabb, Alice .....................,.. ........ 6 430 Stover Avenue ....... .......... C incinnati Theobald, Mary Louise ........ ........ 4 226 Forest Avenue ........ ........ N orwood Vonderwische, Barbara. ......,. ........ 6 720 Plainfield Pike ...... ......... S ilverton Vordem Esche, Mary Lou ......... ,....... 1 418 Section Road ...... ....... C incinnati Waechter, Patricia ................ ........ 3 526 Bevis Avenue ...... .......... C incinnati Weber, Dorothy ......,......... ........ 4 216 Schenck Avenue ...... .......... D eer Park Weber, Mary Ann ........... ........ 5 200 Reading Road ............. ....... C incinnati Wedig, Jean ...............,,..... ........ 3 745 Lansdowne Avenue ....... .......... D eer Park Weisgerber, Marilyn ........ ........ 5 228 Hunter Avenue .......... ........ N orwood Wenninger, Janis ................ ........ 2 508 Sheridan Drive .......... ........... N orwood Westerkamp, Marjorie ........ ........ 1 536 Yarmouth Avenue ......... .......... C incinnati White, Joan ...................... ........ 2 022 Lawrence Avenue ...... ........ N orwood Wild, Joann ........................ ........ 1 604 Potter Place ............ .......... 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