Cedar Grove Academy - Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Kfztlvfjwz bm fzeedecl only two ,weary to emiem' loerfclf to ur all. The thoughts of the future are silver, but the cherished memories of Cedar Grove are gold. KATHRYN HERBERS She tafkezl, .rlve Jfnflili, Our laemftf .she zviledf' Friends and pictures are often for- gotten, but the sweet memories of Cedar Grove will always be an indelible mark upon my heart. CATIIERINE FLANNERY

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Perpetual klllllilffj' imil politeizefs ore tloe leaf! of ber meriiJ. There is only one thing left to say, the hardest, Good-bye, dear C. G. A. GRACE SCHWEER If eloiirmintg Jmilef could be elomigeil into money, Camille would be ei millionaire. Fond memories of my teachers, classmates, and of dear old Cedar Grove will always linger deep within my heart. CAMILLE VOELKER

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mf 732g Sister lame 'e5jU5 V? y football player has Red Grange the business man J 5 X H Ford the oun ianist Paderewski and the 1 LPKAN CI'1I'V Y g P . as g.QV,fs Sophomore, her big sister. What better aim in life ,U msgs. Q . . .k,-v,A could we have than to strive to be as kind, generous, cheerful, and studious as they? It is remarkable that in a small group of fifteen girls those excellent qualities which have endeared them to all their school-mates should be so manifest. When we were shy freshies it was they who came to our rescue and bestowed their sisterly affection upon us. This year, too, the Class of '17 has evinced its leadership by a delightful Halloween party, an interesting program in honor o St. Thomas Aquinas, and by its untiring efforts to make the Cedar Grove pages of the M. S. J. profitable reading. Who of us would not be happy to possess Vera's winsome per- sonality, or the fine singing voices of Flora and Anna Marie, or Mary Louise's friendly smile which secures for her a place in the hearts of all who know her? Mary Horgan's sympathetic nature has chased away the troubles and sorrows of many a C. G. A. student, and we who aspire to become leaders might well imitate Helen Connell who, as captain of the Class ship for two years, is now bringing her to port with colors flying. Those of us inclined toward high finance might take as a model Helen Winters who, by her skillful management has been able to discount all bills of the Senior class. Verna's delightful music and Catherine Flannery's Gaelic wit scatter sunshine all over the place. Incomplete would be this list without thoughtful, studious julia Healy, whose quiet humor charms all listeners. Grace of the olive skin, black hair and sparkling eye, with the blue-eyed fair Camille, and the courteous Catherine Herbers might be termed an inse arable trio. Ever merry Marcella is always amusing a group of adjmiring friends with her novel experiences. Mary McGurk's readiness to lend a helping hand has won for her scores of friends throughout the school. Now do you wonder that we are proud to have these true-hearted girls for our ideals? Graduation day with its happiness and manifold joys cannot fail to bring sorrow in its wake, as we part from our big sisters who are bound to us by ties of sincerest friend- ship. VERYONE has some person as an ideal in. life. The Tl JCK Yi-i - . Q . , 0 , e .,n ll H - - - Little Sister Class, '19 17