Cedar Grove Academy - Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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But the girls who stayed in Cincy Have won the praise of all- When I tell you how they've prospered You'll rate their deeds not small. Alma.-surely you remember- Coulcl write the most romantic tales- Tenements and fairy princes. Thrilling sheilcs and desert trails. And now we see that these same stories Place her on the roll of Fame: Today the most romantic novels On their covers bear her name. 1 Did you hear about the painting In the Museum of Art- The one which bears on it the message Not by hand. but from the heart? A tribute rare to give a painting. We thought upon first sight. But when we heard 'twas Rosernary's we thought it rather slight. Victorine was always gifted With the art of dressing hair. Now she owns a beauty parlor on a fashionable square. She marcels and does shampooing. Rolls your coiffure high or low, But best of all she bobs your tresses. Oh. that's enough! Let's go. Esther. after years of training, Teaches scales and harmony, Pupils. even as their teacher. Know their worlc from A to Z. Esther we congratulate you! Your intellect and zest Forces us to quote the proverb, The smallest parcels hold the best... Ada. now a business woman. Can give you tips on stocks and bonds She knows every good investment Q No sooner than it dawns.

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Page Twentyifour And what a great success sheqs made Upon the silver screens! She ranks today with Colleen More And other movie queens. Emma Wesley. too. is famous. In great affairs of state. In the Congress of our nation She's unequaled in dehate. On the verge of war with China On the score of immigration Emma held the floor for hours- Settled th' quarrel lay arbitration. Patricia Sharlcey. you remember. By Cupidis darting lance Wounded e'en in schooldays. Heard the call of sweet romance. Next month will find our Patty A hlushing bride and true. The groom? I need not tell his name All ltnow him. Why! Don't you? The same is true of Mary Schulte. Cupid soon her heart did claim And gently her lover whispered. Mary. will you change your name? Who could thinlc of picture sweeter- Mary sitting very still Lilce lairclie wee upon a tree She softly tweets. NI will. Ginnie. too. the class pianist. Has been married. Don't you see Daughter. who shares motherqs talent. Is a prodigy at three? Many marvel at this lbalay Who plays so wondrously We do not-we llnew her mother- So we say. nQuite naturally. So you see welve sent our talent To north. south. east. and west. our girls in every avocation Are ranlced among the best.

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Page Twenty-.sim So if you have some money. girls. And wish that it would grow., Just hand it to our Ada And the increase wonit he slow. Helen Puttman. now the mother Of a charming little boy. Her great intellect of school days Can rightfully employ. For where is knowledge needed more Than in a motherls heart? The child will e'er reflect the mother. Be her very counterpart. Loving Grace. e'en in our schooldays. Was so generous, kind and true. That to give this gem a setting Was more than we could do. But today we find her aiding The weary and the weak. And lifting from their miseries The lowly and the meelc. Many of you envy Margaret. Dressed in white from cap to shoe. Holding hands with handsome soldiers. Sharing fruit and candy too. You guessed wrong so I will tell you- Margaret is a nurse: and so These handsome men are not proposing, Tlleylfe her p3fiel'lfS. d0n.f YOU lcnow? Loretta is a milliner With very clever style. So when we need our next new hat Weill just give her a. trial. Catherine Folcen is a writer For leading magazines: She reports the recent topics. All the worth while happenings. Mary O'Brien. a banlcerls wife. Is very well to do. But Mary is still Mary- Sheis true lalue, through and through.