Cedar Grove Academy - Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Www E Through Trials to tire Starsn QQQ2Q3 Vic T orine Ott Cat H erine Fallon Ma R y O'B1-len Lucille O 'Neil Helen P U ttman Mar G'aret Brink Mary O' H are Loret T a Reluer Ma R y Healy Vlrg I nia McCue Gr A ce Woblaen Lil L ie Mae Crause Alma Mes S ersclxmidt Pa T ricia Slmarlcey Catherine F O lien Eg T her Phelan Anna H assett Emma W E eley Mary S cllulte Ka T lxryn Duclclo Ad A B1-incl: Nell O'B R ien Ro S emary Ollaercling Page Eighteen VIRGINIA McCUE, '24

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GRACE WOBBEN- Who hath not owned. with rapture-smitten frame. Tlme power of grace. the magic of a name? -Campbell MARY HEALY- Mens sibi conscxa recti.u- -Vergil I m Page Serenleen

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I f n I x U N I igffg Q. W .QF i'5 ' f - ' :Q l-1-of f ,QL I Q' H? - 1 , 1 'X ,SW I gn? fl, G74 .y g I7 Mfg' .1 f M f' A my mltrcrsff 4. Zfomf Dearest Graduates : Well do I remember a September day in 1913. when I welcomed to my heart a little group of new-comers. Among them were tiny Helen Puttman. her golden hair gleaming in the morning sun: Mary Schulte. a little braver than the rest. comforted by the presence of an older sister. and dispensing cheery smiles to her tearful companions: Kathryn Duclclo. her big blue eyes wide with fright: Esther Phelan. biting the corner of her little white handkerchief: chubby Rosemary Olberding. clasping tightly her motheris hand. Mary Healy. with her tear-stained eyes. was seelcing a corner in which to hide. while Victorine Ott. with quivering lips. repeatedly besought her mother not to desert her in this dreadful hour. Last was timid Margaret Brinlc. blushing crimson. as she was placed nfor the pre- sent... on a little red chair before the teacheris desk. Five years later there was added to your number a bright and smiling miss from St. Peteris Cathedral School. whom you all came to lcnow and love as Virginia McCue. The year 1918 also brought with it the additional gift of two amiable classmates.one of whom had come from the Academy of Notre Dame. Anne Hassett. and the other. Catherine Folcen, from St. Boniface School. During the next two years I welcomed Mary O'Hare of St. Lawrence and Patricia Sharlcey of Holy Family. Thus closed the grammar grades for the Class of '24. In that space of eight years. how time had transformed you from little children to tall young girls. in the springtime of life. on the threshold of High School. Page Ninelc n