Cedar Grove Academy - Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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.M ' . 5? C!EInn:utinn Ya Eepartment 4 NX .PING , a f uw M The Pulalic Speaking whose memlaership includes the entire Class of '24, feels that much benefit as well as pleas- ure has been derived from the weelcly sessions. Under the able direction of Mrs. O'Meara. we have ac quired something of the fundamentals of the art of expression. and have overcome our fears and frights when speaking' be- fore a public audience. The monthly discussion of sulajects of historical and cur rent importance has been a particularly interesting feature. The only dramatic attempt of the year. The Greatest Gift.. was the subject of unanimous and. we trust. sincere congrat- ulations. ADA BRINCK. '24. Page 'Thirty-sewn

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f Mn gage? l 0:0 0 0 ?W!y ff f W ' t The Choral Cluh has had a very successful year. hut success must inevitahly reward such spirit as the girls have shown. wisely Clirectecl lay a capalale instructor presiding at the weelcly sessions. The girls believe the Cluh has set a recorcl that 1924-1925 will fincl difficult to equal. So enthusiastic are they that a number ofthe graduates have expressed a desire to continue their membership next year. The includes: Catherine Folcen Flora Enclerlin Catherine Fallon Camille Vollcer Virginia McCue Anna Marie Vehr Grace Wohhen Mary Louise Vehr Lillie Mae Grause Mary Louise Aufclenlcamp Virginia Payne Florence Holscher Catherine Benson Helen Kuehler Dorothy Decker Marion Doyle Jane Mollenkoph Mary Schulte MARY SCHULTE. '24, Pagv 'lihirly-.Q A

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Page Thirty-eight N X- 1 Qllummercial apartment it 'En , g 5 1:5 r I i QQ 4 e 55' p xi i ll all itll? X i li .F n lip 1 V X A ,pl lxlll l l llwllllltl f Ivqlxll! N Nt, - - X xx X. xl. 1 ll I N. . A l f Growing - growing - growing. What? Our commercial department. And from tl1e pleasing reports of its former stu- dents wl1o l1old responsible positions with Cincinnati firms. tlmere can lne no doulat of tlme excellent opportunities afforded us lmere. Tlmere lxas lneen added to our Nrare collection of various commercial maclmineryu a new mimeograplm and adding ma- cl1ines. wliiclm. tllouglm nearly six montlms old. are still precious to tl1e lmeart of our teaclmer and needs l1er special attention wlmen operated lay us. From tlle Senior Class we lmave tlmirteen larilliant steno- graplmers. ready to enter tlxe world of ndots and dasl1es.ligl1ts and lmeaviesu. The rapid cliclc of typewriters slmows tlme pro- gress of our typists. and our laoolclceepers lxave more tl1an once pictured themselves plodding tlxrougll a sea of accounts and trial balances.. in regions yet unexplored. our greatest amlaition is to become successful and pros- perous Business women-a success we owe our Alma Mater. GRACE WOBBEN. '24.