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Ax V 1--YF 5, ,- - ,A,g ' r-AI'--:VTA v A A4V'L '19.- -?'f'lQ- ' . --VVVA L--Af 1-V .Vg5V--W ig--VM 45,13 gg If-.'wv'eiTf f 'cg--w.i:3V,. .A v V3.6 ,N'-15129 VV ' , 'sf-3-v V . -V ' .VV V -.Vs -VV. - V fe--SRHHPQKWZQV4-,.,1q'?!5VA,:-1 GRADATIM Cedar Grove Annual '33 01111 Gumn Dedication Vg-f VERY vessel that sails the deep Mfg has its guiding star, every sailor his compass, every tourist his roadfrnap, and every traveler his N ,ob gjulide. We have chosen a Guide hose feet will not err, Who knows, as no other can, every turning on the highroad. He, Himself has told us: I am the Way, the Truth and the Life. He loves His travelers very dearly, not in the way of most guides, but with the tender way of our Father and King. With Him, the road will not seem very long, in His shadow we will walk unafraid. The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall fear nothing, and to Him, our Guide on the highway, timidly we dedicate our little book. Oh, may it please Him, and please those guides of our pai years whom we leave at the Grove. As they see us set out on our journey with Him, may their hopes for us be fulnlled, and through the future years may we feel confident of their interest, love, and prayers for our Godspeed . Virginia Payne, '26 ffmj ' u ef? gi, sam far, T J 5 ' W' 1 l www' Q In YNQ Gala' M ,saajvtgl gill 7'Li77iYiFi'j5if '- x: 7 +1 i4 'H' 75 ,Q sg .. r' . ' , . 4,.v- A ' ' X i A yr WW' 3E Tf.45Z,,g2P - 'N V- ' X4 M 14, X , A 5,414 .5 .f f .3 I ' .2 I , 'JSTYIZQ' nf' fffl 4' - 'x X I ' f' J 'U Y J NL1 ' 0,13 7, f, .5 -fly ufslfi . - ' 'WW W ,ff f Q ' f - 1 ff, S I' 'f' '-'L - Prp . , 1 - w f f-' M0 f,q,:4?1 'f L 1 M EQ? 5 x x QC L-+Z'97f ' XXV ' 1 EFSFS S X -, , W' ,, Q Y R 1 f ff - 'z 1 W ff? mg i ' fqff Jw af' fffwy Wrzffi ,ff .I 71?-:'. . -41aL,- A 1 L f S 5, -LL. .ffwuw f . ..,- ff V X fn v J ,- f,?,f-,114 fxfdu- if ', ' :. 'L, -,Q-22.1 1 'IZ-'Z T , PM fu HW Wifi, A6 '7 l ff mf!! cs 'J WIN MMM 1 H 1 I 1111 ' ' ' iii? ' Jwr! ', 'I ,V . ,... nf '-fel, 1 41,ff 'h .mn PM ' N 'QM W 'W'I !11I' If f11 f .w f f' xv ll MII In 4 , l Jglllllu Wilrw 1 , g 117.4 'W ' UH Mig ? me ,uf Millwall, K YIXKM I hli lml yu' I 1 Prologue ' is it gfj if are starting on a journey. Our 13 time has come to leave the 27513 X? friendly old road and to set out ag on the new. We do not go with empty hands. Our school' day friends have packed our travelingf bags with lovely memories. Our wise, se fsacrificing teachers have stored them with all the useful things which educational standards have devised. Like the Trojans of old, we seek a land where we may build our dwellings and set our household gods in place. There we shall erect our houses as this school is built, with faith for the foundation, hope for the walls, and charity for the roof All our windows shall face toward our Alma Mater so that we may ever keep in sight its noble ideals. ' Our Golors Orchid, Green and Gold Green is for hope, for s ringtime, For all things eternallly new, Orchid, the color of lilacs- Soft pink blown over with blue- Is the tint of loves remembered, And of mountains visioned afar. Gold is for laughter and dreams of youth, And the glow of a highfhung star. Oh, we shall set out in the Springtime And hope will walk by our side. Our quest, the mist covered mountains, And the golden stars for our guide. At the end when our heads are whitened With the snows of our final December, When our lilacs are dead and our laughter is stilled, May our journey be good to remember. M. E. W., '26 I 6 1 Class Motto Class Colors Class Flower President . VicefP'reside1It 'Treasurer . . Gradatim . Qrchid, Green and Gold Class Officers 1926 l7l . Sweet Pea CLARE OlHARE VIRGINIA PAYNE MARIAN AULI. MOST REVEIKEND JOHN T. MCNICHOLAS, O.P.D.D REVEREND CQEORGIE PLAMONDON Chaplain, Cedar Grove Academy MARIAN AUM C:lTRTRUDE O'DoNNrzr.1 RUTH BOSKEN IVIARY HARRISON VIIKGINIA PAYNIQ JANE Momnwxcwu RUTH CUNNINGHAM DOLOIKES DEDDENS HELEN KUEBLER JULIA CRONIN FLORENCE HOLSCHEIK XRIJXN Dm IVIARY HELEN FLYNN MAIKY ELEANOR WHITEHEAD DOROTHY W111'l'u ETHEI. KIQLLY KATHRYN BENSON CLARE O'I-IARE NIARGUMUTI2 POWERS ELSIIE Hmuus l 4 l l 2- Y 3. Y Y I 1 il H -- ' 5' i - V Y N-1 i l LT :2 , --1 1 , W In Memonam ..g- W '-S MARGARET SCHULTE .Q y f -1- i Q S. Died February 23, 1923 5-A A I I , - i ' , -Q DOROTHY E. DBCKER Y- l ' I I XI FQ Died Apnl 2, 1925 X. .T f xii N- Q it 'M 5 L'We are gone before your face, ff 1' l y 5 l-- A moment's time, a little space. n f gy Q lg? L When ye come where we have stepped li Z JI' , 1' Lil ' ' Ye will wonder why ye weptg i y X l H x' Eli wiil know,Hby vgisi love taughg, f-f K P 1 X at ere is a , an t ere 1S naug t. - ' I I 3 l L Weep afwhile, if ye are fain,4 'd ll i ,Ai 'l' I M Y i '-' Sunshine still must follow raing ' 1 l S H Y i 1 Only not at death,-f--for death, f-r 'll K - Now we know, is that Hrst breath - A l N - l' fi l ,.. Which our souls draw when we enter lg , .- I l Life, which is of all life center. l' f X ,IT j A AY Y i v Y Y H 'M l , , Y., JQ ' .--5 ,. K3 n PM www limllirioru ,L Illllllllimlll an M W 955515 llllfralg la! mu l l 'Nl lllllll would -f f,nl X no 00608000 aolll ff if ' lf W ll lgirr W' 7 M W A s ywq-1 .4-1--f xr-J Q Wig il-id' l A -I - ev 1 sl, - X Li .N T s L V 1' ll i, M dill pi +- im Y 'X lf Y' 'l'l l HL. V-V1 'A I3 , il WM - i y 5 A i ' . 223' if WI VW W If? ,li . i---j l ii . X Url! llf, 1 -Q-.- W ff fi, nfl 'i i of ' ' ll U .,fl'lll fi lffff,.vwyV7jj1 Fi .0 ' 7' hill '1 Jil ll, i 'lilly' fff?,fl Lff h ,rp ' ,i,l1llil7Yu l I fllflf Ai 'l W 'll' ll N 'H - L' will y y, i , y ligyl f J I ll f llllh W I gl lllfilwl l l 1 l Xl l lf QL .AL1.,,L-.:- flange: ,yl , I I I - 1 wsflf ' ul 5 ,129 ' -1-1+ I o v or e ' s K ' i' el u- I of B 1 1 l 1 LM Song of the World to a Graduate Maid, I meet you, Maid, I greet you, Words of welcome on my lips, Open wide my Happy Gate, Past which Great Adventures wait, Offer you my treasures and my castles and my ships You of glowing, dreaming eyes Oh! so knowing, but unwise. Crisping, curling sunlit hair In the fresh wind tossing fair. Oh! maid of bright, of happy days, Maid of sweet, of Winsome ways, How I love your eyes of blue, And your dreams you think so true Tread on me to reach the heights, All too soon will come the nights. All my kingdom I now give, Take it, Lass, and greatly live, Fill it with your gleams of laughter. Ah! God was a gracious Crafter When He made a soul as you- Rippling, buoyant, ever new. So, Maid, I meet you, Maid, I greet you, Words of welcome on my lips, Open wide my Happy Gate, Past which Great Adventures wait, Offer you my treasures, and my castles and my ships l3ll M. Sf. and Annual Staff Editors MARY ELEANOR WHITEHEAD VIRGINIA PAYNE Business Managers JANE MOLLENROPH CLARE OQHARE RUTH BOSKEN Advertising Manager JULIA CRONIN Music MARIAN AULL Assistants GERTRUDE OSDONNELL DOLORES DEDDENS HELEN KUEBLER ELSIE. HARRIS I l331 I Gmmaosmmaosmmaosmmae Our Tryst Wi th H im ZTWSWEU 'C53'fEl UTCCWKP C55X - - HE Chapel at the Grove! What memories are linked with the word! How often in our school days when gli! trials beset our path have We crossed that sacred threshold 3 Q s . and knelt before the consoling presence of our Divine ' gba f Friend. Cares melted away and we came forth strength' Q. Q9 . J X 0 -F wr-gm riff 4 ,T 34 X XT? l 'W .A ened to begin again our daily task. Here in childhood's early years Love's Banquet was first spread for us. Here, time and again, in the hallowed stillness of our annual retreat we have been drawn by the magnet of the Master's mighty love. We have opened wide the portals of our hearts to His allfseeing gaze. Here He has spoken to us through the inspiring words of His minister, and we have responded to His pleading, and resolved to walk more cautiously on the soul's white highway. In the dim future years, will not the gleam from this sanctuary lamp brighten the untrodden way before us? Ah, yes, and our spirits will ever keep tryst with Him here and our prayers will ever mingle with those of the Sisters in the Chapel at the Grove! I Jane Mollenkoph, '26 ,lg r F. ,114 ,M 'lor ix, 51 - gycrflfy 'x,lE'ig'bi' sail sad l35l ww win.. www-fa 'AWE ,QOQ 07: 0 0 f n o 8 W I r I 1 ww ' if ? '14f 'Ii+-+jj- i ': r' - ,ir-4 Standing-fleft to rightj: DOLORB8 DEDDBNS, FLORENCE HOLSCHEIL, MARY WHITEHBAD, JULIA CRONIN, RUTH CUNNINGIHIAM, RUTH Bosxnu, CLARE O'HARB, HELEN Kunnmx. Kneeling-fleft to rightjz Gnxvraumz O'DoNN1zI.L, E11-ILL KELLY, MARGUBRITE Powells, MARION Donn, JANE MOLLBNKOPH. Seated-Cleft to rightJ: KATHRYN B1:NsoN, VIRGINIA PAYNB, MARION Auu., Donomv WHITE. l37l Why I Should Choose a Catholic College Liege!! 67 SHOULD choose a Catholic college because I am a Cath- Slllgil olic. As such, the sutpport of the institutions of my F Church is one of my rst duties. For twelve years I have attended parochial and convent schools. To choose a Catholic college is to continue my earlier education, to ,I usa: ygj., Lg f ' ' entire y different atmosphere with ideas and standards radically different QV choose a non Catholic one would be to enter into an from those I have known, to spend at least a year acclimating myself to new surroundings. In a Catholic college my thoughts and adtions would be understood, and would conform, with a few changes, perhaps, to the thoughts and adtions of those around me. To adjust myself to the standards of a nonfCatholic college either I must greatly change or the college greatly change, and in all the history of the world the mountain has never come to Mohammed. The moral tone of the Catholic college is inhnitely higher. It affords greater facilities for the frequent reception of the sacraments of Penance and Holy Communion. Its students cannot escape the influence of the religious atmosphere of the place. The Catholic colle e is often much smaller than our nonfCatholic institutions. This is a drawback in only one regard, it can never offer as many courses as the greater state colleges can. The smaller Catholic college, however, has this advantage- greater attention can be paid, and is paid, to individual differences. In the subjects taught Catholic colleges in this country are officially recognized and listed on a par with any others. Perhaps the greatest reason for the choice of a Catholic college is the one expounded y Newman in his argument for including theology in the curriculum of a university. Behind the world, mental, physical, spiritual, is the power of God. We attend colle e to advance our knowlf edge. We realize that we have much to learn og Latin, mathematics, the sciences, man, etc. If we choose a Godless collegiate education we imply that either we think we know all there is to know about God, or that we care to know nothing more about Him. This is a blind and mis' taken point of view. To build up a knowledge of a subjedt without any consideration or regard for the Power that is behind it, is to build a house of cards which the first strong breath of primal reasoning will destroy. Lastly we face that old, old uestion, What doth it profit a man if he gain the whole world and sufir the loss of his own soul? We can' not evade the fast that higher education pursued at nonfCatholic colleges has been the cause of many lapses of faith. Would it not be far better, then, to go through life without a sofcalled liberal education than to run risk of impairing or losing the priceless heritage of our faith? Mary Eleanor Whitehead, '26 l 33 l sfzsa2.aamwm i womtayaf2a QB' The Christmas Sale E? awww QA7'C?55'iM1B?5mQ47QWmSQf9'C5'0'EbS5i' Oh, listen while I relate the tale Of the Seniors' wonderful Christmas Sale, There were committees for this and committees for that, Committees galore and nobody sat. Our busy hands fairly flew, For each one had plenty of work to do. Jule and Florence ran 'round collecting the cakes While Tootie sought candy, the kind that Ruth makes. As for the decorators, they, too, did their work And not once a task did anyone of them shirk, Mounted on ladders so shaky and high Stood Ginnie and Clare and Elsie and I With hammer and nails and needle and thread Putting up holly and big bows of red. The Christmas tree grand with its tinsel and lights Was Marion's work and little Dot White's. Mary Helen and Jane, our checkers so line, With Mary and Helen, kept the uests in a line While they put away with special care Each hat and coat of everyone there. Ethel and Kathryn and Ruth and Marguerite The numbers for lotto did loudly repeat, While brave Mary Whitehead ran 'round through the hall And quickly sold chances to one and to all. We had candy and cakes and novelties rare Which were sold and railled for prices quite fair. The juniors took charge of the novelty booth, While the So hs had those goodies which tempt a sweet tooth. The dear littll Freshies most clever did seem As they served all our guests with cake and icefcream. And we, twenty Seniors, had the edible booth Most ably conducted by Marion and Ruth. Our Sale proved successful from beginning to end Thanks for the kindness of many a friend. And before '26 adds much to its age, XV e hope to behold the new set on our stage. Gertrude O'Donnell, '26 l39l N XQEQ XCQ9 QQ9isZ RQUEDS E Color Clfzases the Blues mQ? 'C53'fb3 Cf55'5b3Q5Q55XQ67Q35'fER that some people awake every morning to End it dark r, and cheerless7 There are some people who live in -' pf rooms whose furniture is colorless. There are others ' 'five ' ..,rg! whose rooms are so overdressed and colored that- well, they just look like a crazy quilt. Color in regard to one's environf ment is a wonderful study. Let us consider for a moment the Spanish and their home decorations. They use massive furniture so beautifully carved that it was graceful beyond doubt. Heavy woodwork, beamed ceilings, gay floorfcoverings and an absolutely unblemished white wall. The whole effect was both astounding and subduing. Can t you see how a fieryftempered Spaniard would react to such a setting? Let us take the French at the time of Louis XIV, gay, pleasure-loving people who chose the grays, blues and rose shades, because they had to esta lish an equilibrium. The exotic person, as the Oriental, naturally uses the black and the darin colors. The early Italians carried out the same idea of simplicity, as dir? the Spaniards, but to a more marked degree. Their p1ainness was depressing. Undecorated walls, ceilings, and floors, and smallfsized furniture contributed to this gloomy atmosphere. Let us come a little nearer home, to the English with the grand old manor houses. From the earliest times Englishmen were sportsmen and this is revealed in their houses. The spacious rooms with heavy carved oak furniture, huge fire lace with blazing logs and reat windows are charadteristic of the English. These houses were buii and furnished on a lar e scale yet find a more comfortable home you could not. Do you see time color in this icture? You wouldn't if there were great bare rooms, but the beautifiil luster of the oak, the old tapestry han ings on the walls, the burning logs, and the glowing embers in the fireplace, the bowls of ay colored flowers, and last but not least, the windows with the sunlight, greatest color of all, streaming through. Thus we see what an im ortant part color plays in our lives. We are told by chromo athic healers that blue is a powerful nerve sedative, and that orange andp the other warm colors create enthusiasm and interest. So it is with this in mind, together with the temperament of the person who is going to occupy it, that we ought to furnish the home. See to it that when you awake on that gloomy rainy morning bits of gay color will greet you and make you happy the rest of the day. Elsie Harris, '26 ga 59,35 QQSX ID you ever awake on a dark, rainy morning and feel '-'J Zh, 4 v miserable the rest of the day? And did ou ever uess Y S lf, M53 LDL. if ' ' ff C 'td l 40 l ' gsmsarwf-o mom? E Lest We F orget E mwmw wfcwmsm MARION AULL . RUTH BOSKEN . KATI-IRYN BENSON RUTH CUNNINGHAM MARION DOYLE . DOLORES DEDDENS . MARY HELEN FLYNN ELSIE HARRIS . . MARY HARRISON FLORENCE HOLSOHER JULIA CRONIN . ETHEL KELLY . . HELEN A. KUBBLBR JANE MOLLENKOPH . CLARE OQHARE . GERTRUDE OQDONNELL . VIRGINIA PAYNE . MARGUBRITE POWERS DOROTHY WHITE MARY WHITEHEAD . . 'Elf all 11 alll ' I il I l I,, 1'i N x S., H KAI p, I 4 li ella ill A M 'l'I 'l1' fgEs.+vx if ,fi I ,ll I lllll ll' P' w K. fill . l R11 lp p 'I QW Ill -1 Zl?- Wlllidilxis 4 l I I4 2 . . Much Admired . Remarkably Bright . Known and Beloved . Reliable Character . Model of Diligence . Delightful Deddy . Most Helpful Friend . Extremely Handy . Makes Happiness . Forever Hopeful . . - just Congenial . Exceedingly Klever . Happy and Kind . . . joy Maker . Cheerful O' Heart . . Girl O' Dreams . Very Popular . . Mighty Petite . Distinguished Wit . Milady Wisdom Dorothy White, '26 m .QQ9.c R303 Sifbrtfbirw? SNQDUEM Q The T'ravele'rs'Adve'ntwres 6 in Ad'Lcmd ?lQ47 C5V'mSK ZQO'6?ThSB? 1,13-Fw: :g'fj5.g LL who have wandered into the land of Ads will, no doubt, have had the same experiences, humorous and 4.35.4 otherwise, as did the valiant Ad2getters of '26, At -271 vi V lv H . . L ,A 3- X., the time, these occurrences seeme tragedy itself, but rj fl Jil til 17, 7135251 now, as we gaze back from the end of the road, they ' - appear as humor in its highest form. For example there was Marion, who, weary and downfhearted after a day's fruitless work, entered a wellfknown surgical appliance concern, and looking meekly up into the face of a tall, overpowering individual, said,, We thought you might give us an 'Ad' , only to receive the brusf que reply, Oh, you did, did you? That's what you get for thinking. Then Virginia, who in her great desire to do something to merit success, resolved upon a sacrifice. With twenty cents as the sum total of her wealth, and half of it to o for homeward carfare, she heroically waved away visions of a cool regeshing ice cream soda and presented a poor beggar with a nickel. Mary Whitehead and Ruth Bosken had their adventure also! After a series of refusals they happened to pass a truck of empty barrels and whist!-their luck changed. At every stopping place thereafter they received the objedt of their quest. Will Gertrude ever forget the struggle she had to suppress her giggles when the president of one of our business colleges insisted upon showing her through his school, explaining the various departments in terms of such dimension that poor Gertie thought he was speaking Greek. Then, there was the miniature sand storm blowing from an alley which en' veloped and almost choked our three Musketeers , Clare, Gertrude, and Marion, as, weary and footsore, they painfully wended their home' ward way. Such tragic humor! We also number among us the usual, or shall I say unusual fortunate adfseekers . To hear the accounts of Elsie and Julia one feels that every business man they encountered greeted them with open arms and let fall a shower of silver dollars. We feel sure that the majority of their patrons offered to take two or three page ads. Of course, most of their success was due to their unusual courage. Who but our smiling Julia would be daring enough to walk through the portals of the biggea bank in the city, ask for the president, whom she had never seen, beam' l421 ingly give him her name, request an ad, and receive from the magnate of finance the soft sweet answer, Yes, Julia, we can do something very nice for .you. We'll take a fullfpage ad. Now, I ask you, who but Julia? Dolores' chief experience seemed to be getting caught in the rain. Every time she would decide to go to town the heavens would decide to feed the thirsty crops. Good for the farmer, but hard on Dolores! The adfsearch had its practical as well as its humorous side. It made our annual possible, it revealed to us the courtesy and friendliness of the business men of our city, it taught us many valuable commercial facts, and most of all, it inspired us with courage for future ventures into this field. Clare O'Hare, '26 Ivtj N fe-Et, X , f yfrff fl - PNN if I 'hz V1-, Mi-4 it LM, 4,1 'f ,. 'O .r fi, . 4,9 , swmal' .ee li .1 ,if R ' -'rf 'xzpvfliym '-17 I '7 ,,f1f, fi.. . X- ...f THE DESERTED ORCHARD Y' LMg?AZf:,,., . --' 'fm' i!if f f W 4 . I N QIPWFS The bushes have embraced me M . IA! V ,N ,L V W..-.-. . . f . . Wl,,,, , f I, ',4l1'- , fall., into its raternities, If ll il I gl img! And the rains have refreshed me l nhl l- -H' ' ly ' - ...fi 'wmhitl fi - I . V with soft falling showers. n l fl lj 'Q Its heights have tossed luscious fruits lll 1 if 2' QE intom la W f - - ,xx Y P 'Diaz' And its depths have sent forth ig? T X' dark green grasses I ff rf to entice me through its ways. Its perfume has hypnotized me into the liefonfmyfbackfandfdream stage for many a pleasant morning. And the charm of its coolness has soothed my soul through the torrid afternoons. I am welcomer of its singers who come when the snows are gone, Patron of its symphonies that sound in every dawn, Ruler supreme of this kingdom the rest of the world has forgotten, The old deserted orchard on the weedfgrown road. Mary Eleanor Whitehead, '26 I 43 l cw. , l,. JU IDRS g.-.M 'Iuft One Step More! Standing--lleft to rightD: HELEN CONNELL, , DEMRAMPE, VERNA ROSEN, MARY HORGAN, MARCELLA BRONSTROP, FLORA ENDERLIN. CATHERINE FLANNERY MARY LOUISE Auf Kneeling -f-Cleft to rightj: CAMILLE VOELRER, VE , , NA ARIE VEHR. RA LEISTNER GRACE SCHWEEIR AN M Seated-H -Cleft to rightjc CATHERINE HEREERS, JULIA HEALY, HELEN WINTERS, MARY MCGURK. l45l 1 Y I 7 S 4. .4829 'S SOPHOMORES Standing'--Cleft to rightjz HAZEL FERN WRIGHT, ETHEL SANDER, RUTH CAPPEL, KATHERINE O'BRlEN, RUTH VON LAHR, ANGELA BOYLE, FLORENCE MCGUINN, ROSE MARY IMBUS, ROSE ANGELA FRIES, HENRIETTA SCHELL. Seatedwfleft to rightb: ROSELLA MONTIFER, HELEN ANDERSON, HELEN BOYLE, DOROTHEE POWERS, DOROTHY BBTTINGBR, CATHERINE LEE, LUCILLE HUG, JANE ELIZABETH SECKFORD, GRACE MONAHAN, MARY FLORENCE COOK, MARY GRACE SWIS, EDNA WESLEY, CATHERINE LEWING. E471 W A 4 J, LN f EK If g iff? 0' ll' p Im. A -' - .Q E , -: 5545! 154 -A Q-is 1, .--gt:-' - H- FRESHME FRESHMEN Upper Row---Cleft: to rightj: JEAN AULL, RUTH ANDERSON, MILDRED PUTHOFF, LOUISE BREFACH, VIoI.A CAPPEL, MARION PUTTMANN, KATHRYN WELLEN, MARGARET SPRINGARD, MARGARET GRENINGER, ADELAIDE SCHNEIDER, RUTH ANN LUTHER, EDITH WANG, MARY IMBUS, MILDRED WINTERS. Middle Rowfelleft to rightjz ANNA MAE MCCARREN, THELMA RUEVE, MARY FAY, ELIZABETH NIcoI.IA, BERTHA RUEVE, EVELYN WAMEAUIIH, VERA GRIFFETH. Lower Rowe Cleft to rightj: ESTELLE WEIS, CATHERINE SCHURR, MARGARET CRONIN, JESSIE RAL' sToN, CATHERINE NEIMEYER, MARCTARET SPEER, SYLVIA WEILER, ELSIE MUELLER, ESTHER CUNNINKIHAM, RUTH DUWEL, ELIZABETH SHGENEURGER, MARGARET HACRETT. I40l gig, ,YQ 'I ' I-A ,Q NH., .,., ,, ., ,-.W-,..u..-fr-I,h,.. ...I -M-W. v ,A , .ck Ii I 6 , . fl-if ,f A I ,Ffa 1' ' 1 E i F3 ' 5,1 , I I , 5 ,I 21 .T 115 I gi 5' X if Hs ff I. -:I w RDI ax. Lf sg wi 54 3 .Qfxf 4 M TM I Q . 1 1 , I . Qi X ,W if I ,gi :iff E A ii . 7 5 5 -?i A I Ii if E J 2 ff . ' 'ff ,V ' R M N. . I 5,32 af N wwf - N.-f I X, U X, 1 aff? 4? -I ' Ziff ff 'K I X' 4 if E 1 I MARIAN DOYLE JULIA CRONIN MAIKY WHITEHEAD RUTH BOSKEN . KATIIRYN BENSON MARGUERITE POWERS l50l L MARY HARRISON GERTRUDI2 O'DONNEI.I. DOLORES DEDDENS DOROTHY WHITE s I U . Q 5 if J I i I ...S 1 i. 5. W . 'A i A I . as I Q I K, if HELEN KUEBLER JANE MOLLENKOPH ETHEL KELLY CLARE O'HARE RUTH CUNNINGHAM VIRGINIA PAYNI2 MARIAN AULL E1.sIE HARRIS FLORENCE HOLSCHER l 51 1 KWLQQDLVQ KS'-NQrQSbL?Q 956291573 CSYAQQOLQ 136291272 Old journeys We Have Taken www Mrairw www www www vm jorie Allen who was going away? Remember how we L walked until dead tired we saw the loveliest of green Helds just ahead of us? Remember how we found an old L14 S :M-. barn and played in the hay there? Remember the lady across the road who so sweetly gave us the water? Remember how we decided to take a new road home, and taking it, discovered that we had so gloriously picnicked on cemetery land? Remember, then, how we wept and showered ifts on Marjorie, and bade her farewell? and remember, oh, remember, 510W we laughed when Marjorie never went away at all? And think of our million rehearsals for the Crusade Pageant! Our trips to Emery with our lunches tucked under our arms, our gilded ballet slippers, our first experiences in makefup, our daisy chains. What a happy memory for us now! Then, in our Sophomore year, Clare's Dodge? How it conveyed us, fifty at a time, hither and yon, and 'round the world! Remember the day when we went to the Westwood Botanical Garden and spent such an enjoyable afternoon in that retreat of unusual flowers? Who can forget our daily morning rush in the third year to beat the bell, when we'd have to wash our arms and necks the night before if we wanted to be clean. How we'd hop into our uniform, snatch a piece of roll, seize our books, kiss our mothers goodfbye and dash for the nearest street car. How we'd sometimes catch it and breathe freely, and oftener miss it and spend the next halffhour in desperate prayer. Remember how black and funny the girls would look on the cinder path as they'd rush in, single file? Can our teachers ever forget our ingenious excuses? Remember the race jane and Virginia had with the points on the blackf board? Remember Ruth Cunningham's perfect record? Ah, memories! Remember, too, one Washington's Birthday our hike to Devil's Back Bone? And remember COh, Gertrude doesj, the awful dog that insisted on following her and barkin at her all the way? And then, at the end of the third year, we decided to have a class picnic. Everyone was to meet the rest at the Coney Island boat with enough edibles for the Salvation Army. Remember, four reached the boat and one Virginia missed it? Then, we Went swimming for hours and hours while Virginia, with two dozen peaches under her arms, wan' dered from one end of the island to the other, tearfully seeking us. Don't you remember? Remember our many journeys to St. Xavier plays when we climbed l52l EMEMBER, Way back about a million years ago when we Ex were in the seventh grade, the picnic we gave for Mar' '! ,. . . - . k so high in the gallery we never could hear a word and remember, oh, you must remember, the lovely compositions we wrote on them the next day? Then, who does not love to think of our trip to the Mount on Half lowe'en of our Senior year? The array of costumes, the clever little dancefpro rams, the charming hospitality of the Sisters and girls and the wonderful time we had that night! Do you remember that mornin previous to the Christmas Sale when we were delegated to buy up little toys for the children? We visited varous stores, but our quest was not fulfilled until we had trudged into that quarter of the town popularly known as 'LOver the Rhine . There we bought all we needed and turned our steps homeward, but getting our little treasures home was no small task. The baby doll was the prize urchin. Every time we struck a bump, and they were numerous, she would wail Mama like a lost soul. We giggled, people glared, and babyfdoll wailed the more. Do you remember how we limped from the bus with a sigh of relief and wended our way to the hall, where eager hands unwrapped our prizes and immediately put them on sale: Five cents a chance, three for a dime. Remember? Remember, too, the night we went to jane's, ten of us, five valises and two ukeleles in a fivefpassenger car. And oh, the lovely evening we spent there with the many clever games and beautiful prizes. And then, there was a thrilling journey to a JuniorfSenior Banquet. We shall never forget the delicious dinner, the lovely souvenirs, the beautiful program, and the hospitable spirit of the girls. Then came the twelfth of June when, at the end of our journey we were welcomed into the Alumnae of Mt. St. VincentfMt. St. joseph. All our lives, the memory of this day will inspire us to be as representaf tive of our dear Alma Mater as these our older sisters have been in the past. And now, we set out on our last journey together. Our graduation dresses, our flowers, our medals, our diplomas accompany us and this fifteenth day of June, 1926, twenty graduates journey down a winding path through iron gates, a century old, seeking the mystery of the great white road beyond. Gertrude O'Donnell Ethel Kelly, '26 if i i I 'Jlwr j 5 X Nl ' I53l MARY ELEANOR WHIT'IEH HAD COLUMBUS OHIO APRIL 25 1926 MARY ELEANOR WHITEHEAD MT ST VINCENT ACADEMY PRICE HILL CINCINNATI OHIO Copy of Tkkgnnn CONGRATULATIONS FIRST PRIZE STATE ESSAY CONTEST RUTH FINNERAN GOVERNOR OHIO CHAPTER OF I F C A The Faculty, Student Body and Members of the Alumnae ofler sincere congratulations to Mary Eleanor Whitehead for the honor of winning the ahovefmentioned prize and also for winning the Scholarship award in the Class of '26, I 541 mi m rs Whoa who in 1936? a i iWMiEMWfD W gf ' 'W rn MARION AULL, Children's Sho pe, V, ' E Sinton Hotel Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio. 2 4 Pali! fawg a We awe, X .W Q KATHRYN V. BENSON, Home Photography Studio, 421 Dixie Terminal Bldg. ,qumavi 1 1 XFN. RUTH ELIZABETH BOSKBN, ,,,frg'i ggZ'3,,Q'g Private Secretary to Mr. John D. Walton, U Governor of Ohio. 9 Address: 4 S. State Street, Columbus, Ohio. RUTH M. CUNNINGHAM, B. S. ,, Qs Supervisor of Nurses, Johns Hopkins Hospital. F VA' AW ' Doroiuzs Turmrzsn DEDDENS, Q 5 f Prima Donna, Chicago Metropolitan Opera Co., ' Chicago, Ill. .lillllir MARION Dovua, Organist, St. Louis Cathedral, A x .L X, 1 - Des Moines, Iowa. I 55 l Director of Physical Culture, ' Catholic Women's Club, JULIA CRONIN, Q . Cincinnati, Ohio. I r a M MARY HELEN FLYNN, Proprietor, Inn of the Scarlet Cardinal , Maiden Lane, Hyde Park. I ELSIE Hmuus, I I ' IL Head of Interior Decorating Department, 4, University of Chicago, .li 9 Address: Lake Shore Drive and Jerome Lane, Y Chicago, Ill. , 1 0 MARY ELIZABETH HA1uusoN, Harrison School of Dramatic Art, 5 5 , J Riverside Drive, New York, N. Y. gj bf, FLORENCE BEATRICE HOISCHER, Fashioner of the Latest French Modes, Florence Shop, Montrose Pl., Philadelphia, Pa. ETHEL KELLY, Kindergarten Teacher, Walburg School, 1 Walburg Va '54 W1 HELEN KUEBLER, R. A H J .3 f J L f Cincinnati Art.Academy, ,Xi 5 . I f Cincinnati, Ohio. 2 , 5- -51 9, Ml H 'l' I , l56l QEFJSIQ' JANE MOQLENISOPH, Eiga? Head Librarian, 'L' H xg Los Angeles, Calif. I GERTRUDE O,DONNELL, M. D., Children's Specialist, O'Donnell Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio. Z CLARE GQHARE, C. P. A., O'Hare, Inc., - 810 Prince Bldg., Omaha, Neb. . l I U ,X M. VIRGINIA PAYNE, lo J ' Dramatic Critic, New York Sun. f ,. 01 N EditorfinfChief- The Player . 5' gif Latest Book- History of Arts and the Drama . . W 4 Address: The Plaza Hotel, New York, N. Y. ' ff Q f O r'fCQf fr f, ds GW'-. 4 MARGUERITE POWERS, 3- O A Powers Garden, . -El School for children from four to ten years. lr ll milk, Address: llowers Garden, Gregor Place, Wyo ,JQ 5 if ming, O io. DOROTHY WHITE, Insurance, Stocks, Bonds, 6 Wall St., New York, N. Y. li! 'f ,S ' ul ff 0 ' I. MARY ELEANOR WHITEHEAD, H -46 'A ' Q North Drive Real Estate, - ' Mil ' North Drive, Nashville, Tenn. 1 ' I Mary Helen Flynn Mary Harrison, '26 l57l Miss Virginia Payne President of Cedar Grove Dramatic Club In her junior year Miss Payne wrote and directed a very beautiful play for Mothers' Day. The production proved to be one of the most enjoyable plays ever given at the Grove. During the past winter our president appeared for nine consecutive weeks before the microphone at WLW in the mystery play The Step on the Stairs . Virginia and Mary Harrison recently received their teacher's certificates from the Shusterf Martin School of Expression. Their many friends predict for them brilliant careers in their chosen profession. The faculty and students of Cedar Grove offer hearty congratulations to the recipient of the following letter: Catholic University, Washington, D. C. june 16, 1925. My dear Virginia Payne: It is halffpast eleven at night. It is a very warm night, too. .... . I am one of the examiners at the Catholic University and I have just finished your paper. It has fascinated me. I love your criticism on Elaine and the modern girl. I fell instantly in love with your gerf anium fthe modern girlb with something so strong and bright and cheerful about it. With a few strokes of the pen, you created an odd oldffashioned garden. When I get all these papers done and go home for the summer, I'm going to plant some geraniums with some lilies. Some' how I can't make myself believe the geraniums will fades there is a positive, an eternal perfume even in the leaves of a geranium, when l58I these leaves are broken or crushed the perfume comes forth with a new. more vital meaning and I think it is that way with your modern girl. . . . I am anxious to hear more of your work. You must keep writing. We need just that healthy, wholesome, splendid point of view that you have given me ..... Writevbecause by so doing you increase the power of your expression .... . We have so many writers today who are unsympathetic with their subjectsvmen and women there are who are concerned only with financial ain. Turn your mind toward the rising generation and record their cieeds and motives. . .A . . Do keep up your interest in writing. Read a lot-make little criticisms of what you read-save everything you write-refwrite it every yearwtry a little poetry for more condensed expression. Please accept my thanks for a very enjoyable hour spent with your paper and this letter. A. D. CThe Examinerj. I gave you 100 per cent for the Examination. ' , . . Ksg world Woman in Business the twentieth century we find woman astive not only is 'H .J 2 ' From in domestic work law and medicine but also occupying a prominent place in the business world The adoption of phonography as a time saving means of letter writing new unbelievab e entrance into the modern industrial this branch developed others until at the present day f Eg 'HQ a 9 9 sg ' gi g x . . . i . , . r . . . , 7: 533 9 widened her range of common toil and opened for her a woman manufactures, buys, and sells wholly upon her own responsibility. And all this she does in a most satisfadtory fashion as her long reign in this field has proved. Time was when her work embraced but a meager percentage of that performed by men. She then had but few occupations from which to choosewsewing, cooking, or teaching. And now woman's sphere has expanded to an almost unestimable chain, largely due to stenographic work. Moreover, her mind is gradually being reconciled to the ways of the world, and she now feels an unmistakable response to the daily prob' lems of life. One of the valuable accomplishments of the recent war is the world's realization of the capability of woman. This fact was established by the gradual steadfast hold she gained in politics. Woman Suffrage , her last step of advancement, has proved an uplifting influence in the modern, political world. So the present day Ends itself richer in the truths just realized, and richer in the work already perfected by woman. Her success in the commercial field is evident and we heartily join in praising her noble achievement. Ruth Bosken, '26 l59l Dmmatics EVA POVUNALL, Insiruftor Department OfEXf'3TCSS1U7l Scene from HSIX When Pass Whale the LETIIIIS Bm! VIRGINIA PAYNE FLORENCE HCJLSCHEIK Nei gl1bov's QU ,CHEN the curtain rose we beheld a quaint New England lg kitchen with Dorothy White ironing Hsparefroom pillow 3' shams and Bringin' in the Sheaves at the top of her Y lungs. How lovely a grandmother Gertrude O'Donnell pi 3413, was, sitting in a lowfbacked rocker with a woolen shawl,-A doin' nothin' but cuttin' carpet rags! No one would have recognized stately Mary Whitehead as Ezra of the big hat and big voice, thundering the evils of cordfwood . Ethel Kelly was charm' ing as Inez ef-ea wisp of a girl with many moods, ever followed, nay, shadowed by poor awkward Peter . And at all times Clare O'Hare was Peter , embarrassed, awkward, stupid, but a greatfhearted, selff sacrificing lad who had lots of conversation in him, when-when he got started . And then there were The Neighbors for whom Zona Gale named her plav. Marion Aull with her hair slicked back and her everlasting buflalofbug , Elsie Harris with her thousand ailments, a real Aunty Doleful , while Ruth Cunningham amused the house when she asked to take her Helevenfegg angelffood cake back home because her Ezra just thrived on angel food. Nor will we soon forget Ruth Bosken's excellent portrayal of gentle Mis' Ellsworth . It was, in all, a def lightful comedy, running from mirth to pathos at a moment's notice and showing our young actresses at their best. Helen Kuebler, '26 l 61 l Mannikin and Minniliinl' M Jswgq ntgwf HE first senior Dramatic 'attempt was the charming Bisque Play, Mannikin and Minnikin, by Alfred Kremborg. It , 7 bluwffi was a whimsical bit of poetry concerning the love of two Q Q china dolls who sat on either side of a mantel clock. Absolutely without action, with lines as fragile as a Fkliel QQW, breath of spring, it held the interest of the audience through every word. The setting was of enchanting loveliness, the ebony clock with silver face proved a wonderful background for the dainty yellow of dark Minnikin's bright gown, and the manly blue of Mannikin's lacefruflled coat resting on the slender figure of our fair Dolores A pleased audience proclaimed the little fantasy a marked success. Marion Doyle, '26 VIRGINIA PAYNE DOLORES DEDDENS l 62 l SIX WHC PASS WHILE THE LENTILS BCIL is a beautiful little play by Stuart. Walker. How our audience laughed at Kathryn Benson and Marguerite Powers as they explained the piece. They turned neither to right nor left but in all seriousness, Kathryn told us what lentils were While Marguerite gurgled exactly like boiling water. Virginia Payne then appeared as Sir Davie Little Boy and took childish delight in everything that happened during the course of the play. Whoever dreamed that .lane Mollenkoph could be so regal or to distraught ? Mary Harrison's poise, her voice, her costume all conf vinced us of her histrionic ability as the Mime . When our little milkfmaid skipped down the aisle, she delighted the audience at first glance with her airy ways and her vvitching smile. No one but Helen Kuebler could have done the part quite so Well. The faltering step, and hollow voice of the L'Blind Man were well done and proclaimed Marion Doyle a promising character actress. And who have We here with the shining black hat and orange plume? It is Florence Holscher, the balladfsinger, and now we see the fruits of her daily visits to the Voice Studio. And then came julia Cronin! We shall not soon forget her fierce black beard, her gleaming armor, and her dreadful axe. She almost gave the poor little boy nervous prostration which required some splendid acting. This play, like the others was well cast, vvellfacted, and excellently directed, reflecting well deserved credit on Miss Eva Povvnall, who has coached the Dramatic Club during the year. Ruth Cunningham, '26 l 63 l ,Ax Xl J K f . N -'Q X Qi was gl X 5 M it ,fx g X Cleff Tavern .iflgx Q -if Jiqff C, -inf kk ,A s , , .kgs is as W. , . f i ,4 K 11 f' f'.rQ,Q 59' ilu , V 135. X lx . L .. ,XXI ff 1' T was twilight on the highway. The day had been long R' 'djs' f 'n Swv and weary the hot sunlight was beating on the travelers as they wended their way up and down the steep hills of Latin and French It seemed that the road of the img burdens became heavier How they longed for the sight ,Q 1 7 9 fx: Tl' I2 '4 I V. ' . E 33 5 irksome school year lengthened before them and their rpg.- -5 ,H - ' ,- as 5,4 ,1Ap'e,4 .X . of an inn, any inn that might provide refreshment and rest, and turning the bend, they came upon it-a beautiful little wayfside inn with a cheer' ful sign inviting them to take shelter within its gates. And so they stumbled in, wayworn and tired, and, oh! the delightful rest this quaint house afforded. One beautiful program followed another. And then one beautiful mornin in May, a great celebrity came to the inn. All must take the test olg the road, and for two long weeks we waited in breathless suspense, and Enally, Signor Romeo Gorno proclaimed our wayside inn a tavern worthy of all travelers' patronage. And then we returned to our course, not quite as irksome now, rested, encouraged, delighted. And so, as we pass along the highway, many times will we look back-many times will we think of this dwelling of Music. Lovf ingly, we think of our many delightful hours in the music studios of Cedar Grove, happy hours of labor and happier hours of rest. We wish every traveler who follows our path on the road may enjoy as we have enjoyed many happy hours at Cleff Tavern . Marian Aull, '26 l64l Senior Class President and winner of the Christian Doetrine Mecial in the Class of '26 CLARE O'HARE Commencement Vision JUNE 15, 1926 White waves of tulle and souls as White And misty wreaths of floating laces, And notes of songs and gleams of light And tender blooms of flowerflike faces, And brave prophetic thoughts and dreams And hopes of grand and high endeavor, And glow of golden faith that seems To light the future's way forever. Oh, the dust is on the highway and the din is in the town, But I know a little byway on a purple hill and brown A singing sunftrail lifting and curving to the sky, You will hear soft leaffhail drifting as you go rambling by, And you will laugh at sorrow and grasp the joy that teems And come again tomorrow to that little trail of dreams. l65l I iff 'T ,Af Q its pllfx ll ' T V E f Ur' ln ,Nui fl -X'- -i, ' T ,Q Ill 'l To A..1 Ili ' ., II. I X l Ill l ' X! l llglllfgsiglnifs Elli mln T ,I 4' 'QR 3Q'vQ',,.'i'l.i,,,:,l,, ,,,,,,.'fj,Ip1, -,iw .5 , ll i, 12 it 4015 T 'T gs L f 24- j'f'ff0' 'sl ' if 'QQYAQ A15 the Crossroads , Q4 Q45 ,Q have come to the crossroads, O Travelers. Soon we Z? must leave the little sheltered path and pursue the great 'Egg gl white road ahead. And, as we look at the sign of the Yaoi if :Q crossfroads and hear the woodpecker's tapping and the Mi FTW red bird's song on the cherry tree five paces back, a gypsy longing Hlls our hearts to retrace the steps of our schoolf hood vagabondage and to take Memory's trail, a trail of twelve long years at the dear old Grove. We are older now, my companions. Long ago we left our playing in childhood's garden and turned the bend of the road to our school days. One day a party of five tiny travelers came to the Grove. There were two little cousins, shy and trembling, who called each other Ditty and Minion , a pudgy little blonde with great blue eyes whom we addressed as Tooty , a smiling, loving Julia , who felt quite safe bef cause she was with big sister Mary , and a chubby little youngster who never worried and ever laughed, one Gertrude , and a dear little dark haired Peggy . At the big door a gentle dark robed lady wearing a dear little black cap received us kindly. Later this good lady worried weary hours away lest we should not safely pass the brambles of big spelling words and multiplication tables . But after a while, the path seemed straighter, our m's looked more like 'Lm's and only such brambles as automobile pricked our tender feet. Weeks passed and we plodded steadily along our way. Then it was that we perceived in the distance a beautiful tree with the greenest of green branches lifted to the sky. For days, our eyes lovingly sought it on the misty blue horizong for days, we climbed the hill of Little Sacrifice that led to it. Then, at last, we came upon it and clad in the spotless white of purity embraced the Tree of Life in First Communion. Then, when we crossed to the third grade, another little traveler joined us,ea little girl with long black curls who was known as Elsie . We passed rather swiftly along the road. We were taught to face the l66l Contest and Examination forests bravely and to weave beautiful bookletfgarlands ' from the flowers of Knowledge we had plucked by the wayside. One September morning as we turned the bend of the Fifth Grade, two little ladies armed with schoolfbags and pencilfboxes joined our forces. One was tiny with very black hair, Marguerite , by name, and the other a staunch little individual in red plaid who had no fear of fifth grades . Could this be anyone but Clare? Now a series of obstacles loomed ahead-two great bumps of difficulty,- Fractions and Parsing . They cost us a deal of thought but successfully we climbed over them. Mary Whitehead came just as we reached the sixth grade crossing. How she loved to run ahead of us on the way and catch those Butterf flies of Inspiration . These, joined with a tiny netfwork of fancy, made beautiful Compositions , We also learned that year to look across the water and to love the Emerald Isle very dearly. And then we passed on the Land of Good Deeds and here we found a new traveler, Mary Harrison. Every day there was Mass, Holy Communion, hours of silence, adts of Sacrifice. We were sprouting our wings those days. After a while a lovely new traveler, Dorothy Decker, we called her, came to us and we walked farther and farther along the road. Then we were initiated into the mysteries of crossing the stile to High School. Now eight more Wanderers asked to join our party. We submitted them to a close examination. Mary Helen's sweet dis osition immediately admitted her, and we knew we could have no dilllculty lovin Ethel's gentle smile. Jane's eyes gleamed with love for us all, and who could resist Dorothy's mirth? Marion Doyle was gentle and considerate of everybody, Kathryn Benson kind and sym athetic, and Florence won our hearts instantly. Last, but not least of tlhe eight, was brownfeyed stu' dious Ruth Bosken. Of course, We bade this interesting group 'oin our party at once. We climbed a rather steep hill then, often stumbling on such stones as Conjugations and Unknown Quantities . Some dis' tance from the top we found a Signfpost, Tenth Grade , and even here were two more travelers. Ruth Cunningham was just a bit shy, as she nodded to us, but Helen tossed her head and laughed, and we invited them to come with us, too. So the band of twenty travelers climbed higher and higher, passing Geometry and Biology , passing Cicero and Chemistry and, finally turning the bend to the Summit of Civics and General Literature . And for a time, we walked in the Valley of the Shadow. Our road, it seemed, was too long and steep for Margaret and Dorothy, and the Master of the Highway came to meet them half way up and lovingly guided them Home. Then we learned the saddest lesson of the high' road-that one must suffer and go on. Softly we bade Farewell to the two tired travelers who had grown weary of our path, and had sought that infinite trail which winds in and out among the stars and ends at Heaven's gate. l67l Now, we have come to the crossroads, O Travelers. We are at the brow of the hill. A new white road stretches out before us, much wider, much longer, losing itself in the misty blue far ahead. Each must follow that trail alone, walking or riding, gaily or sadly, as the Master of the Highway decrees. So, travelers, adieu! Here's a smile and a song and a wish for success. Tuck it away in the depths of your trunk. Pay the toll of your school days at the gate and set out on the riband road. Think of us often and of the old trail and often we'll think of you and one day we'll meet at the end of the road, in a haven of glorf ious rest. Virginia Payne, '26 1 l '1' 'ilk T' ' Eli' 2, ,Y , V., lllllll 1 y, 5 fly, V.-vs E32 V WU K, E 'ig ' Af Y ., .N 5' '- fi fl' Wim M I is ge.. if ff , . I . 2 'Mn . , ,ZA ,fill .lzalllll T lf m.l1g5,t lm 'MVN 9 ,X A 41 QM, . Om' Uniforms Five and twenty uniforms As shabby as can be And yet that we must wear them still The rigid rules decree. Our elbows make their way straight out Through sleeves once strong and new, Our teachers say, just patch them, girls, With a piece of navy blue. But all our efforts seem quite vain, Another hole is spied Appearing in the self same spot We wished so much to hide. Our cuffs and collars trimmed in braid Once silky and so white Are all now faded and all frayed Almost unlovely sight! And then, they're oh! so shiny From oft repeated pressing We really don't know what we'll do Our plight is most distressing. Sophomores l63l Q, 1 yay' 1' JA, Where Winter Reigns 3 F13 , HICH one of her children does not love dear old Cedar x - Y' Grove in her snowfolad glory? We all revel with her in 514 T W the joyous springtime when she is radiantly garlanded pl. C93 ' Tv old girls, love to think of her when her summer gaiety 'U ia' changes to richer autumnal shades. But when old King Winter reigns supreme then do we truly love our Alma Mater. Then do the old King's sprites choose Cedar Grove grounds as their frolicing - 5' ' U3 -P H WY ,-47-.4 D 'il F l ln . p qt V .b f ,QW QQ, with flowers of many hues. All of us, especially the We 1' bv fee wa is A rendezvous. On a midfwinter's morn if you choose the broad avenue where giant trees rear their heads in hoary grandeur, you will pass our two holly trees, standing side by side, their bright red berries peeping through rare green leaves. As you tread your weary way up the broad avenue you will notice our Blessed Mother's wayside shrine glistening with myriads of nature's snowdrops. Our farffamed tulip tree with its wide flung branches stands like an old sentinel guardin the approach of the Grove. Equally beautiful is the picture if you cioose the winding side path. Here the white silence is broken by the whistlin of the wind through the tall pines and the muffled sound of the old bell from its lofty tower. The severe outlines of the historic structures are relieved by the great drifts piled hi h in pidturesque splendor. Viewed from afar the scene reminds one og an old etching of Gadshill House. Katherine O'Brien, '28 At the Foothills 7, 3 Q'-55 If HERE are the Ereshies? Why, we are here- At the wg egg' foothills, climbing. Are we discouraged? No, for 5' Lg with the ropes of the past we must ring the bells of the Y aol ew future. By making use of everything which the past Bi 3059 years have taught us, can we not reach our goal success? gli Another way to spell success is application . By pracfticing what this word implies are we not able to reach the peak of the mountain up which we are trudging? We are sure we can, for believing that we cannot make headway without headwork, the Freshf men are not seeking the easiest means, but those, by which we can over- come all difliculties on our upward climb. With these good intentions do you think we can fail? We do not, and we are sure that in later life we can look back on our Freshman year as one crowned with success. Mildred Winters, '29 l70l OUR GRADUATION MAIDS JANE EIRILESTUN, MARTIIA DECOURCEY, LOIS MCGINNIS, MARY WIECIIERING, EILEEN CCULINA, MAUREEN CLARK, IVIARAIORIE AULL, ELVA LOUISE MOELLER, JANE OHBRIEN, BETTY SCHMIDT, MARY JULIA RIENSTATLER, RUTH HENNEssY, BETTY CAMPBELL, JANE FREDERICK, BETTY MCDONOUGH, MARGARET LIEDERMIER, HERMINE SCHULTE, JUNE DEE, -IEAN TIERNEY. Ee' 'xxx f kg ,.. O F A E711 What Worries Us It isn't the New Year that worries us most, It's that bell ringing half after eight, It isn't the run on a cold winter's morn It's the fact that we dare not be late. It isn't the alarm that bothers us most, Though it's set now at six 'stead of eight. It isn't the missing a street car or bus, But the shame of it all if We're late. It isn't the fashions that bother us now, For ah, me! it is strange to relate, Our noses are shiny-not a wave in our hair-M But why worry, if we are not late? It isn't the fact that we go all alone- For friends no longer will wait! It isn't the lack of our coffee and buns, But the dread of arriving too late. The juniors --0-1009!-0--' Girls arriving, stars afgleaming, Witches riding, moon afbeaming, Bonffire crackling, wienies roasting, Corn afpopping, sweets aftoasting, Coffee steaming, buns afheating, Ukes afstrumming, Tomftoms beating, Girls aftalking, voices singing, Some afdancing, laughter ringing, Happy, hearty, full of pleasure, Healthy, hungry, all will treasure Every feature, every toast Of that Senior Wiener roast ! The juniors l72l X .Aol 4.'f f x.,f R I , ,, 1' - . F, -to Beauty mmsbk She smiles, a trusting ma1d of three And sets a world of beauties free , ' Angelic, sweet divinely pure a J 1 17 . ,yn , X J Most gaily innocently sure ffgi' ',j Qc d I Raised eyes, raised lips ff 'yi f' ,7 vi?-' ,Q J, 44- N Short bobbing curls , if L ' S-SN: fb How beautiful are little girls' lv xi 'few z- ff ' If ' ' MVN- A T'rcwele'r's Song Oh, life is like a train, I think Whizzing through town and mart, And like the din of the engine's roar Is the throb of the human heart. Passengers, old and young, ride there, Their journeys are short and long, But each one is loathe to leave the train And its hustling, bustling throng. For there is a lure that you can't resist A spirit of Doing Things, Of making this world a brighter place In song that the old train sings. Yes, it is old-oh, aeons old! It has run since the world began And guarded the lives of a million men, God's greatest caravan! And every hour it breathes a dream Of nobler deeds to some passengers new And every hour it comes nearer the end Of its course 'twixt 0ur Green and The Blue Oh, life is like a train, I think, Whizzing through town and mart, And like the din of the engine's roar Is the throb of the human heart! I73I Commencement Exercises Tuesday, June 15, 1926 PROGRAM PROCESSIONAL-ssCOfOHHtl0H March -Trio .... . . .Meyerbecv Violin, Cello, Piano CHORUS- The Old Road ...................... . . .P. j. Scott Accompanist, Miss Verna Rosen Conferring of Diplomas and Honors by the Reverend George X. Schmidt Graduates MARION LOUISE AULL MARY HELEN FLYNN KATIIRYN V. BENsON FLORENCE B. HOIBCHER RUTH E. BOs1cEN EI.sIE V. HARRIS JULIA CATHERINE CRONIN MARY E. HARRISON RUTI-I CUNNINGHAM HELEN ANN KUBBLER MARION DOYLE ETIIEL E. KELLEY DOI.oREs THEREsE DEnDENs JANE R. MOLLENROPH Medal for Scholarship MARY E. WHITEHEAD CLARE O'I-IARE MARY GERTRUDE ODONNBLL M. VIRGINIA PAYNB MARGUBRITB PowERs DOROTHY E. WHITE MARY ELENOR WIIITEIIEAD Medal for Christian Doctrine Miss CLARB OlHARB Distinguished-Miss GBRTRUDE OQDONNELL HONORS FOR MUSIC Awarded by Mr. Romeo Gorno of the College of Music Teachefs Certificate Miss MARGARET BRINRER Pianist Certijlcate Miss MARION Auu. Miss VIRGINIA PAYNE Disiindion Mxss JANE MOLLENKOPH Testimonial M188 FLORENCE HOI.scI-IER CHORus- The Gypsy .................. .... R . Schumann TRIO'-uS6Villl3.I13.M ....... ...... M assenet CHORUS- Sancta Maria .............. ....... F awe ADDRESS By the VERY REVEREND HUBERT C. BROCKMAN, SJ., A.M., L.L.D. RECBSSIONAL1 CUjUS Animarn ........................... Rossini Trio direcfted by Mr. Walter Heerman Chorus conducted by Mr. Garner Rowell l74l Epilogue QQ- s 1 :,'f ND now we must leave our school for the road whose , .rp Wil is 11. . 51 Egg :QS rules we have studied here so long. But we carry away with us other things than those which our school books f -- 'ig have tau ht us, thin s dearer far than knowled e, the vi rm 3, -3 u g . g i u 8 .f, if things of Wh1Ch we have here tried to write. I lr. ,D ltjt 4 Nl' ' For this book is like a chest wherein we have hoarded the golden joys of our school days, whose memories we would ever carry with us. They may seem but a slender store after twelve years, but each written word calls up thousands of words we cannot write dealing with those things which fine phrases cannot say nor covers bind, like the glory of Our Lady's shrine on an Indian summer morning, or the friendly smile of the friendly girl who used to sit next to you. And on the journey, when we are weary and the way is long, we shall sit down by the side of the road, and going over these treasures of the past, gain from them strength and faith for the future. M. E. W., '26 ' ,2?2 f M ll fx, its I 'I J' a ' Qy ,. g i,-l q5'Q :' E751 33355233 2331353233 gg High School Directory ANDERSON, RUTH . AULL, JEAN . . BREEAGH, LOUISE . CAPPEI., VIOLA . CRONIN, MARGARET CUNNINGHAM, ESTHER . DUWEI., RUTH . . FAY, MARY . . . GRENINGER, MARGARET GRIEEITH, VERA . . HACKETT, MARGARET IMBUS, MARY . . LUTHER, RUTH A. . MCCARREN, ANNA M. MUELLER, ELSIE . . NIco1.AI, ELIZABETH . NEIMEYER, CATHERINE PUTHOFF, MILDRBD . PUTTMANN, MARION RUEVE, BERTHA . RUEVE, THELMA . RALSTON, JESSIE . . SCHNEIDER, ADBLAIDB SPEER, MARGARET SCHURR, CATHERINE . SPRENGARD, MARGARET SHOENBBRGER, ELIZABETH WANG, EDITH . . WINTERS, MILDRBD . WEIS, ESTELLE . WAMBAUGH, EVELYN WELLEN, KATHRYN . WELLING, ROSEMARY WEILER, SYLVIA . UDRY, PAULINE . . 95335333 5233593353 FIRST YEAR 6 . . . 835 Beech Ave. . 837 Academy Ave. . . 3735 Taft Ave. . 1133 Rosemont Ave. . 3101 West Eighth St. . . 4024 Hamilton Ave. . . 1639 Bruce Ave. . 523 Rosemont Ave. . . 3323 Bassett Rd. . 1634 Minion Ave. . . 911 Sunset Ave. . . 703 Elberon Ave. . . 3611 West Eighth Sr. . . . 919 Suire Ave. . 4517 Innes Ave., Northside . . . 824 Suire Ave. . Loveland and Cedar Grove . . 719 Trenton Ave. . . 1110 Beech Ave. . 3816 Lowell Ave. . . 3816 Lowell Ave. . 957 Hawthorne Ave. . . 3807 St. Martin Pl. . . . Cedar Grove . Greenville and Cedar Grove . . . 902 Suire Ave. . . 740 Considine Ave. Woodbine and Trevor Aves. . . . 4245 Gordon Pl. . . 3979 Boudinot Ave. . 912 Hawthorne Ave. . . . 915 Suire Ave. . 1563 Harrison Ave. . . 1918 Chase St. . 3914 Harding Ave. SECOND YEAR ANDERSON, HELEN . .- . . . BETTINGER, DOROTHY BOYLE, ANGELA . . BOYLE, HELEN . CAPPBL, RUTH . COOR, MARY F. FLYNN, JULIANA . FRIES, ROSE A. . HUG, LUCILLE . IMBUS, ROSE MARY . LEE, CATHERINE . LEWING, CATHERINE . . . . MONAHAN, GRACE MONTIEER, ROSBLLA . . . . . MOGUINN, FLORENCE . . . OSBRIEN, KATHERINE POWERS, DOROTHEE . SANDER, ETHEL . SOI-IELL, HENRIETTA SECKFORD, JANE ELIZABETH . Swxs, MARY GRACE . . VON LAHR, RUTH . . WESLEY, EDNA . WOELEEL, ROSE . WRIGHT, HAZBL F. . . . . . . . . THIRD YEAR AUEDEMKAMPE, M. LOUISE .... BRONSTROP, MAROELLA CONNELL, HELEN . . ENDERLIN, FLORA . . FLANNERY, CATHERINE . HBALY, JULIA . . HEREERS, CATHERINE . HBRMILING, CECILIA . HORGAN, MARY . LEISTNER, VERA . MCGURKE, MARY . ROSEN, VBRNA . SCI-IWEER, GRACE . VEI-IR, ANNA MARIE . VOELKER, CAMILLE . WINTERS, HELEN . . l77l . 865 Beech Ave 3818 St. Lawrence Ave 636 West Eighth St 636 West Eighth St 4453 West Eighth St . 624 Trenton Ave . . 812 Terry Ave 2209 Queen City Ave . .1108,SetOn Ave 4372 Carnation Ave . 2936 Claypool Ave . 1142 Seton Ave . . 1058 Overlook and Highridge Aves 3997 West Eighth St 4251 West Eighth St . 1218 Texas Ave . 839 Elberon Ave . 1015 Carson Ave . 1021 Del Monte Pl . 818 Schiff Ave . 1010 Academy Ave . 1121 Gilsey Ave 824 Woodlawn Ave . 2280 Quebec Rd 1236 Sliker Ave . 1024 Delmonte Pl . 1127 Sunset Ave 638 Hawthorne Ave . 1703 First Ave 975 Hawthorne Ave . 1132 Seton Ave . 1252 Ross Ave . . 1712 Ella Ave 429 Considine Ave 531 Hawthorne Ave . . 2526 Ring Pl . . 756 Wells St 821 Academy Ave . 2919 Lehman Rd . 1031 Beech Ave 4245 Gordon Pl AULL, MARION L. . BENSON, KATHRYN BOSKEN, RUTH . . CUNNINGI-IAM, RUTH DEDDENS, DOLOREs . DOYLE, MARION . FLYNN, MARY HELEN HARRIS, ELSIB . HARRISON, MARY . HOISCHER, FLORENCE KELLY, ETHEL . . KUBBLER, HELEN . MOLLENKOPH, JANE . OQDONNELL, GERTRUDE O,HARB, CLARE . PAYNE, VIRGINIA . PowERs, MARGUERITE Wx-IITEHEAD, MARY E. WHITE, DOROTHY E. FOURTH YEAR l78l 837 Academy Ave . Price Ave 3966 West Eighth St 4024 Hamilton Ave 4735 Glenway Ave 4073 West Eighth St . . 812 Terry St 2530 Warsaw Ave . 537 Grand Ave . 950 Olive Ave 814 Considine Ave 1020 Academy Ave . 4225 Kirby Ave 1122 Gilsey Ave . 724 Wells Ave 866 Academy Ave 1126 Mansion Ave 918 Elberon Ave . 926 Mansion Pl Acknowledgment To our friends and advertisers who have contributed to the success of this Annual, we tender our sincere gratitude, and We ask for them the patronage of our readers. Julia Cronin, '26 Aduerting Manager I79l ur-nn-sums:--111:11-an-:an1uu1ln1q -u1.u1n: r----------'--'------- - - - ----'-- f n in x L nu an I :M ru-ug at-: T W 1 Fl I H ' N ax in H : r 1 7 1 L -ii Savings Bring Satisfaction It takes but one dollar to start a savings ac- count. Thousands upon thousands of sav- ings accounts began with no more, but have grown until they have provided clothing and education, built homes and bought cars. Last Christmas this bank and its branches made nearly 51,000,000 in Christmas Savings Club deposits available to its depositors. This summer thousands of people will leave for their vacations care free and with plenty of cash because they saved through the Provident Vacation Club. A dollar spent each week is money gone and forgotten with little to show for the expen- diture, while a dollar saved each week is S52 plus 42 interest-a sizeable and worth while sum. PRGVIDE T SEVENTH AND VINE Eleven Branches Are Logically Located in Dif- ferent Parts of the City for Your Convenience .qqqipg-.gl-qu14n-4-uumu...nnin11:11lu1nn-un1n-.q1eu--ql1u1ql11l1n:el-uee11q1al:q1l THE GGOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL NURSES NEW HOME When the two new wings. now in erection, are completed, the Good Samari- tan Hospital will have a 500-bed capacity. 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Cedar and Hamilton Aves. ?Commeo'cml and - ' 6 , . 5 1' Savings Deposits if an SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES BONDS LOANS ON REAL ESTATE ul WZ, Paid on all Savings Deposits ii in l H I .............- - -. -..-.....-.....-..-....-.......-......-........................................,,,,,g 1 II I I Nalhwin The Purest Tone I Ever Produced ' I K 1n1un1gp1'l1-.ius1n-..l1..1..1.q1n ------gf -s-------------------------H----------------- II ,I Til T A.Frie11d I I SW2 I If 4.................................-......-...-.--...-..-. I .,.-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-.-..-..-.-..-, I i Phones: Canal 4507-4508 I I The Geo. Ast Candy Co. 2 Manufacturing Confectioners II Gihelalhwinlgianu Cfunqmang 1: 142 W. 4th Street I fl' THE CREAM SUPREME- I I 414411.11-I1u1-l1.g-.u1q1ll1gp1u1un:q-I .1.g1u1lp1.y-.-.pi.p-.g1n.-..1..1nn-nuininp-un Manufactur St. Clan' Hard Candles I : Distributors Lowney Chocolates : T 25-27 W. 12th ST. CINCINNATI 4- SER ICE CREAM I I 1 I +111-niuinn-:lil 15 in:-ll-qlgugu Always Niceof ' All'Ways .fu SOLD BY PARTICULAR DEALERS -..--1.1.11II-.Ili..1.l1n1.1.10111-.mins-.nu1.nl--gl1q-I --..gl.1..g1n.-u-uu1ql1qn1.lg1gn1gp1n--55191: lulipl-..g1.u.1..-.ull I-.--n.-....ln1n1.g1nl-.n-nl 1' I I I E I I I H I 1, ::i1q1q I -i. 'I' I il I 'I -ik 'I' I I I F Il I' I I I I In s I u I -S Qq1n1n1n-up-uu1giu.1uu-n.1..-.un.-nn-nu11:-on-u-n I Opportunities of tofday cvre the Reminiscences of a Lifetimefb Grand Pianos 3595.00 and up THE CHILD OR GRADUATE HAVING THE KNOWLEDGE OF EVERY POSSIBLE OPPORTUNITY FOR PERSONAL DEVEL- OPMENT PROGRESSES WITH GREATER EASE AND PROFICIENCY. TODAY, AS 40 YEARS AGO, A KRELL GRAND PIANO IS A LIFETIME GIFT- BEAUTY OF TONE AND PERMANENCE OF CONSTRUCTION ARE THE FOUN- DATION OF KRELL POPULARITY. 3 PIANO FACTORY NINTH AND HARRIET STREETS CINCINNATI. OHIO l1l51gg1gn-u-111911.51--ln-ggin1gq.-g..qql1q.1n-15111-nu-qJLu1g..-u+55 3-gig:-n : :: fu lflrllxnxu1nn-gg-q..Qn1q-41.1-.lp-.g1..1.I-.g-1.1.1.-1.1.1.-l.1...-I.-...1I - -. .-. 1..-u.- Photographs in this Annual Made by LOUIS STEMA HOME PORTRAIT CXJARTIST..fD 2633 BELLEVUE AVENUE, Mt. Auburn PHONE: AVON 604 1,9-1119.15--gg-.qlipip-q1g1q1q n-up-ug-gg1.41g-.1I.1.1-gg11.-....1u-...1..1gq.-ll.-q.1..1u-q---.....u1u1u......1..1......1u +l iHl Phone: Main 3206 Glasses of Quality 1 A Imbus Stove Store . GAS AND COAL . RANGES Southern tical CO' Everything for the Kitchen I 8 WEST SEVENTH STREET 215 W. FIFTH ST. CINCINNATI I----------.----..-.-..-.--I ---------------- +u1u1siu1 I . :I WE DELIVER-PHONE US I OHIO PHARMACY J PURITY and ACCURACY . of our PRESCRIPTIONS , GUARANTEED ll Phones: West 4252-4253 I ass WEST EICHTH STREET 3 CNear Baymillerj -1- n..nn1u1a.-uxu fu1u1uu1 ll1ln1ul-:IIC-ll-0l1u1um The Misses Meyer Exclusive Millinery 430 Race Street +I-qoiliilliliiilint-1cmll -u I Phones: Main 1874-1875 I Edward A. Forter I FLQRIST l -'vaW ' T Q l 128 WEST FOURTH STREET L I CINCINNATI W l -I-------------------------i- -I- -,I------------------------- - l il I ff Alterzau'S Grocery I A PRICE HILL l ln1u 1q 'F er l J i 1 PHONES: WEST 751-752 McWilliams E? Schulte Box Factory and Pla n i n g M i I I LUMBER DEALERS McLean Ave.. Richmond, Court , and Home Sts. CINCINNATI, OHIO tillill-on-ou1nl11e1l lililinnilliiiidvuiinilhrln-ol1oe1l1u Filip Szwirschina Masquerade Theatrical C I make a specialty of furnishing Costumes for Catholic schools. 1 keep the largest stock of specially designed costumes for Roman and Martyr Plays. Also a splen- did line of Costumes for ladies. OS f'LWl'lCS 1110 VINE ST. Phone: Canal 4448 :al .aa-pq'-Q-Q-nz-nu-so-one-lg-1 n-nginaxnxla-up-nie'--anigxp-1 Providing for Your Comfort i 2 The Union Gas 8: jk Electric . Company x Cincinnati In each home. Gas or Electricity is used for some purpose. It may be as light or heat, or as power to operate a vacuum cleaner, washing machine or other labor-saving device. Though there are hours when you require but little or none, the supply must be kept in readiness for your call when it comes--unannounced always -at the moment when you light the Gas or connect the Electric Switch. Not only must your demand be quickly satisfied. but also that of everyone, wherever the Gas Mains lead or the Electric Transmission Wires extend. As a public utility organization, we are taking every possible precaution and sparing no effort to provide amply in advance for your require- ments, whether your need is small or great. Our purpose is to serve well at all times, to the end that complete understanding and con- fidence may be established and maintained. Last- ing satisfaction cannot be built upon any other foundation. 1qig1qg1gg1gu-n-gil.-q-q1gq1qmqacun-up 1n1gq1gg1lg1p1p1lg1q1n-inane - Secretarial Trainingfb If you want the success of being part of big things. train yourself to be an efiicient PRIVATE SECRETARY Interesting Worh Good Pay Prepare Here For Success BOOKKEEPING ACCOUNTING SHORTHAND Positions for all graduates CAMPBELL Commercial School 31 E. FOURTH ST. MAIN 1606 n-q:n- +1-nxn-q1q1q1q1n:unnn-no-v NATIONAL WOOD AND METAL FLY SCREENS because of their lasting and satis- factory service, have won the favor of architects, builders, and home owners everywhere NATIONAL ALL-METAL WEATHERSTRIPS keep out cold, dust and soot, and pay for themselves in fuel saved. Write or Phone for Estimate National Screen SL Manufacturing Co. 2450 BEEKMAN ST. Phone: West 4083 -...1gp1gp-.g.-gg-qp.1gqiq1qp-ql-pu-q-quw:i liaisons-nql1lll1ll1-Ilillnduiuknllanlxl l l1u1l T Engraved Wedding Invitations and Announcements -we The Pounsford Stationery Company 131-137 EAST FOURTH ST. CINCINNATI 1:11.-n-.unix liH1ln-nlo1nunl0-ull:-sill-nlrcuillillun Executive Positions.f7' Why not prepare for a position that will lead up to an executive? We have thousands of former pupils who are now holding these positions, which pay young women from 81,500 to 85,000 and young men from 32,000 to Sl0,000. Individual Instruction You will receive as nearly indi- vidual instruction as it is possible NELSON Business College Co. Odd Fellows' Temple Seventh and Elm Sta., Cincinnati, O. to give. pipzpiq ilunltiliuuvllilivlnnllsullsnnillilluxillnrn uinn1up1a411- The Aufdemkampe Hardware Company 1018 FREEMAN AVE. Opposite Gest St. PHONE: WEST 7500 CINCINNATI linux 1n10u-nu:an1In1l1cisna zininiliaeialcun W ' :-Jl1llil:iauL1ri:l-l The Pearl Market Bank I invites you to open a Savings Account no oo SEVENTH AND RACE STREETS Service with a smile J LYNCH'S MARKET for 8 Quahty Shoe Repairing 35 W. SIXTH ST. Order Phone: Service Phone: BEECH AND GLENWAY Main 7689 Main 7688 PHONE: WARSAW 4977 -dl1ti Phone: West 640-641 'The' Henry Helmers Grocery Co. WHOLESALE GROCERS f f 523-525 WEST COURT ST. CINCINNATI P. C. PUSATERI E99 CO. 133 WEST SIXTH STREET Receivers and Shippers of FRUITS AND VEGETABLES All Imported Groceries, Macaroni, Olive Oil. Etc. Wholesale - - Retail We make a specialty of supplying Hotels and Restaurants MAIN 7472 MAIN 7473 -ua1qs:n--el1ua:-1:3111 ,rr 431:14 +n1 pq1n1gpq A Friend 'NS' an-:ini Qnuxlc-nu-nu-sn1un-n14p1p:lo1n1n1u1n-e Q01 I I T I -I- g1 lj The Fourth and CATHOLIC C t 1 T t DEVOTIONAL CCH fa ms ARTICLES ' ompany I for the... I PRICE HILL BRANCH CHURCH AND HOME I as I Pays 492, Reifliff ,:Zi,'ai't I on Savings Accounts Rosaffes 3 I-1 H Safe Deposxt Boxes I 'O' 'en' Fr. Pustet Co., Inc. 2 3766 WARSAW AVENUE 436 MAIN STREET l.-..:,.::.n.nL,.:,.L: ......-.....-........................g T - 'H'm m'h'- - '7 if EVERYTHING EI MUSIC E l I The WILLIS MUSIC oo. I : 137 West 4th St., f f Cincinnati, Ohio 1...................i...IH...:.:-.....L.n,:,......:n....................................f. 1 ' 'f 'I' I Phone: Warsaw 4248 i Y. I DAN. HARRISON -I H General Contractor H 537 GRAND AVE. I CINCINNATI I I I n:ai1ll1l1ul1lu1 :mil1U Ik I1llill1l01ll1h1nllil1lill1lu:l1nin1h1ll1ll1 !iu n o E Church Furnrshrngstfb Descgfgon MANUFACTURERS OF GOLD, SILVER AND BRASS WARE FOR ALTAR USE. IMPORTERS OF CARRARA MARBLE ALTARS WITH STUDIOS AND WORKS IN PIETRASANTA. ITALY. MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES AND PICTURES. PUBLISHERS OF FATHER LASANCE'S POPULAR PRAYERBOOKS. FATHER FINN'S BOYS' STORIES AND ISABELLE CLARKE'S NOVELS. .n For a Complete Selection and Coarteous Treatment Always See hlllllillillilli Benziger Brothers 429 MAIN STREET :: :: CINCINNATI. OHIO lilI1nn-41n 1n1m1cllc7:l1sxi:110io:t x D-I io-at .1QQ91'p1.pg1qp1gp1lg-gg1q .g1qg1m-q1Iu1n1l French f Bauer .QUALITY PRODUCTS Milk Cream Ice Cream Butter Eggs Cottage Cheese THE DAIRY PRODUCTS NAMED ABOVE HAVE NO EQUAL FOR FOOD AND HEALTH SUSTAINING VALUES DELICIOUS - NUTRITIOUS C onvince Yourself - The French Bros.fBauer Company TELEPHONE: CANAL 5880 CINCINNATI, OHIO 1115.-.gp-pg-qn1g11.-n1qp1u1n1.:1u.1ql.-sn ' -in in Yzzia-migigigig infra: :: :ig -lille-:signin--ll a-nu-will-alia-ll-l-11.11 L. M. Prince Co. QZQSWZZQS-Q Chfffww z,Sag,'f,Qsea 108 WEST FOURTH STREET Branch-Doctors' Building -.--1...-min-nu-n-Q-u1nl1n-uu1n-11. '1Hi Qll 1i.ZilllQ1K1lQ-1g Raymond Folz Lee R. Weber The g Acme Company . W G o PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT SCHOOL FURNITURE SCHOOL SUPPLIES STATIONERY Phones: Main 1986-1987 I9 W. THIRD ST. CINCINNATI -p..n-a--n-u-qu1q1q-.Q-.p1q-.qi-gg. q!g-..n1ng-n.1ug1.,-.n1nn--n-.p-...-q1.p1.p-. i The Dorst Co. .fb Manufacturers of Platinum Diamond Jewelry Platinum and Gold Mountings Class Pins and Rings Fraternity Emblems CX. S. E. COR. THIRD AND VINE WALSH BUILDING illqnllu:llv1ll1ll1!llililnnull1nlQiQlilliI Tl' R 5 Begin NOWCX, You may begin a Business and Secretarial Training Course in the 'I Miller School NOW with every H . . advantage. Do not defer this im- portant matter which will mean so much to your future success. K Obtain full information free by Q sending for a copy of Moving I Your Future Forward. Day or Night School in 1.-.- H Q MILLER SoHooL I OF BUS INESS u Edwards Building H 528 WALNUT ST. CINCINNATI -I l-na-...ilalgg.-nip-nn....qn1n.1uu1n-in--.. .-ln-un--ngqi .1.n1u1u1os1un1nl1ulQ-nu1q-.Q --if 'I' I TI H l-1 1 I H I K N . K LI Il I 'I' Emwmm i mmwm5 2 Autographs E mwmwwwfwmgmwmwwmwx Q- Y 4151 .X v 11 Q a 1 11 A: 5,25 ' f em. 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