Cedar Grove Academy - Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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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

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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

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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