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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1945
Page
7
An instructor named Kramer will speak to high school seniors at a local campus. Details are limited in the fragment but indicate an educational address planned for senior students.
Holy Name parish hosts spring festival in Deer Park and Plainfield streets. John Toennis leads the event with proceeds earmarked for war relief. Activities include social, booths, lunch, and children’s rides on June 2 and 3 within blocks of Park and Montgomery.
The Holy Name parish spring festival at Mt. Auburn Cincinnati on June 2 and 3 will include a Sunday roast beef dinner from 4 to 7 PM priced 75 cents for adults and 40 cents for children. Attractions include a ferris wheel, kiddy rides, ponies, and other amusements on large festival grounds with seven car lines serving the area. William Deitsch chairs the event with Rev. Anthony C. Cogan as assistant. Mrs. B. Cox and Mrs. Frank Stiens lead plans for the dinner and societies participate.
Pupils attended devotions in St Marys church as May crowning ceremonies occurred May 8. Fay Russ crowned the statue of the Blessed Virgin. Dorothy Selzer won top prize in a senior dramatic reading, with Ann Bannan honorable mention. New student council officers were elected May 11. Additional May events included a May 16 election at St Mary CSMC and a May 9 three act play Seven Lively Sprites directed by Virginia Niehaus.
Purcell high school publication Plume is rated All American by the National Scholastic Press Association after a May 18 report from the University of Minnesota College of Journalism. Art Editor Robert Rogers and Brother Louis Weber receive special commendation for cartoons and activities snaps.
Eighty five boys will be admitted to four archdiocesan Latin schools after recent entrance exams. Distribution is 30 to St Francis de Sales Cincinnati 20 to St Lawrence's and 20 to Sacred Heart and 16 to Springfield Latin. Names of entrants include Frank Haffner III Eugene etc.
Regina High School in Norwood wraps up final activities before graduation. Mary Claire Brentz delivers salutatory with Lou Koenig giving the valedictory as classmates receive honors and gold medals. The alumnae host a tea on May 27 and Mass with the sisters on May 29 precedes class night in the school auditorium.
Catholics of Cincinnati join the annual pilgrimage to St Rita's School for the Deaf on Sunday May 27. Processions with music will honor the saint and a relic will be given at the school in the afternoon. Student-made articles such as towels aprons baby sun-suits quilts pillow-cases and religious items will be displayed. Refreshments including soup sandwiches fruit goods and ice cream will be served. Solemn Benediction and the Grand Distribution of Prizes conclude the afternoon in the recreation hall.
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