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Mercy High School - Mercian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

 - Class of 1926

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Mercy High School - Mercian Yearbook (Chicago, IL) online collection, 1926 Edition, Cover
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A v- ,, ,,. fv- gf SP0Ns01c OF THE EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS SOLDIERS' FIELD The stadium where hfty thousand voices sang the Mass of the Angels in MUNICIPAL PIER Eucharistic: Congress during the of the pilgrim vessels C6 Mooring pla AY C1-1AR1sT1c W EU E TH ARCHED PATH OF AN ST. MARY OF THE LAKE of the marching tlzouscmds Soene K 5' xg it ff, i il ,w I 41 Ky , if' 7 V 'X 41 ag if qf 1 . 4 4 ,if .k f - Q 21 7 41 Q K ' , '. 3 i +1 - if E1 l ,f ' Y lie, . , Y 1, ' ' i ' ' 1-' 2 ff, v QQ, rfb, A ,Q kbs' -P ' 41 Pt W x Q? v I Q 1 at A - Y ., y . af' e , - - ,f A :ix , f lwfk K 4 Z li, ggi' -e K - of f '51 ' 1 :Q ' X A X Atl'-if f :J , IN 13iiQATio 'L. qt 'EU..2f!9552QS 'C e EE W , coriloknss' ' - -VCAEIKLNAGO , N JIINE. X020 f X. Uhr Natinnz' Glnnerrratinn O Christians, raise your hearts, Oh, magnify your birth! God of one blood has made All those who dwell on earth. All praise unto our Eucharistic King! All praise unto our Eucharistic King! Lord God of hosts, behold What Christ's blest prayer My Father, may they be As we are, Father, one. has doneg All praise unto our Eucharistic King! All praise unto our Eucharistic King! Our lives We consecrate, Each nation, race by raceg Oh, may we meet again To sing before Thy Face: A11 praise unto our Eucharistic King! All praise unto our Eucharistic King! SISTER MARY or THE ANGELS St. Xavier College iHnnk GBM Auapirv Maria illilvrrg - 1525 AUDITORIUM I P' an an o A 0 U W n f, fn, .. i 4 af: 1, Niiywfffgwm 'Pk qf.eLimf'x in f, .,.e,.,X,., ,. ,,. yf 4: fl 1-A 151' Z, f 5 M figxfwfmxd Wm H, wffym, xwq-..A ,,,, N, f 5 ,, .. . 1. 1 f f g .31 , .,..,, 9+1f CHAPEL REVEREND DENNIS HAYES Chaplain of Mercy High School GYMNASIUM Bunk Emu 011215525 -HX-X 1- -'iX f 'XX ' if xx XX X X ,X EX xx X! Xlfgf Ai F1 u-U3mJZ1E3,g -L,1ifQ:L-ULniLw . q.-!TI'I A urwlma aiau5 yfe n r 1 1 wumm1 w X Q X -X V7 ff xxx Axiyy XJ ,Y,., ,s Jr ,jf X I f,f ---- wx 'jx-I - i+? ggtjg i, ,pr E lf M W VQA Q V Nbnvn iX K 1 W4 2 Q 3 ' E ,lx KN ,,,, b.,. Il' XX ZA Y K9 1 f f , 1 X' X X Y f Wfiigaw w S r E EMM? if S 1 i X , i H W X I X IREN E G. BARRETT St. James High School VicePresidelit '26. Glee Club '26. Blsket-ball '26. Volley-ball '25, Gulf Club '26. EVELYN R. BARRY St. James High School Dramntics '26. Virgil Club '26. Hiking Club '26. CATHERINE J. BECKER St. Augustine High School Basket-ball '26. Dramatics 'Z6. D. S. C. '26. MARY HILTGEN Visitation High School Hiking Club '26. Valley-ball '25, Uramalics '25. AILEEN c. B1RcKENMmR St. Xavier Academy Glee Club '25, '26, Orchestra '25, '26. Basket-ball '26. Golf Club '26. :W ,, ki ag ,kgsff sf ff A r N it -Q , JL., , of. ,rg , ,Q -,.. I, ,W 'SS i i ,-vii: , '4,4,:5..: f ' gf K 5: 2.'24i..! Jaw 55' GENEVIEVE BOWEN Visitation High School Hiking Club '26. Glee Club '25. Volley-ball '25. Dramatics '25, T-:vrulkx ANN T. BOYLE St. James High School Glee Club '25, '26. Dramatics '25, Volley-ball '25. Golf Club '26. '-llzrve MARGARET BRADY St. Len High School Glee Club '25, '26. Virgil Club '26. Golf Club '26. AGNES T. BURKE St. James High School Dramatics '25, '26. Glee Club '25, '26. Basket-ball '26, Orchestra '25, '26. Hiking Club '26. MARY C. BURNS Sacred Heart Acade- my. Waterloo, Ia. Dramatics '26. Hiking Club '26. Orchestra '26. MARY A. CALDER St. James High School Virgil Club '26. Hiking Club '26, LAURETTA A. CASEY lmmaculatn Basket-ball '26. Valley-hall '25. Glee Club '25, '26. Golf Club '2li. N x 1 N 1 .,- Am . . 1 Ee ' 'Q X fm MONA CASEY St. Patrick's High School. South Chi- cage Volley-hall '25. Basket-ball '26. Mercian-Athletic Editor '2 6. Hiking Club-Pres. '26. D. S. C. '26. N 1 M . , ..-, , 1 ' f S w I r.,,, AL . . ' 1 'gp c . , .V , Wg.. . my . SL -' F N. --2 'H 1 Ya., 45 W 7 W MARY F. MARGARET D. ANN C- CHAN CLEARY CONNERY Immaculm. Bagchfff,ff4'f,,HgQ'0rk. sc. Leo High School Mercian-Art Editor Dramatics '26. Drllm-BUGS '25. '25. Basket-ball '26. Dramatics '25. Art Club-Vice-Presi- dent '26. Glee Club '26, Golf Club '26. Twmzfy-f01u' Hiking Club '26. Basket-ball '26. Orchestra '25. Valley-ball '25. FRANCES CONNORS St. Leo High School Virgil Club '26. Dramatics '25. D. S. C. '26. Hiking Club '26. RUTH T, CORBETT St. Leo High School Valley-ball '25. Hiking Club '26. MAE R. COWHEY Immaculata Basket-ball '26. Glee Club '25, '26. Volley-ball '25. Golf Club '26. MARGARET COYLE St. James High School Glee Club '25, '26. Virgil Club-Treas. '26. Volley-ball '25. Basket-ball '26, Hiking Club '26. ? MARY CRONIN St. James High School Dramatics '25. Glee Club '25, '26. Virgil Club '26. Hiking Club '2G. GENEVIEVE C. CUTLER St. Xavier Academy Golf Club '26. Dramatics '25. Basket-ball '26, Glee Club '25, '26. Vollei-ball '25. ELOISE DE SINES St. James High School Dramatics '25. D. S. C. '26. Glee Club '25. Hiking Club '26, Tz:'crzf5-fEz'v MARY C. DICKSON St. Xavier Academy Glee Club '25, '26. Virgil Club '26. Art Club-Pres. '26. Hiking Club '26. LORETTA V. DOHERTY St. Leo High School Drimatics '26. Virgil Club '26. Gite Club '25, '2G. Hiking Club '26. MARION A, DOLAN St, Leo High School Dramaties '25, Valley-ball 'Z5. Hiking Cluh '26. X- XX CATHERINE A. DONOVAN St. Xavier Academy Hiking Club '26. Dramatics '26. D. S. C. 326. MARION F. DONNELLY St, Leo High School Dramndcs '25. Vollfy-ball '25. Virgil Club ,26. Golf Club '26. C X. E NOREEN C. MARY V. DORAN DUCEY S'S5,:f,li:cks:iih St. Thomas Apostle Chinn High School Volley-ball '25. Basket-ball '26. Hikinz Club '26. Glee Club '26. Virgil Club '26. Hiking Club '26. Tn ANNE E. DWYER St, Leo High School Glee Club '25, '26. Volley-ball '25. Basket-bull '26. Golf Club '26, Dramatics '25, '26. L'1!f,V'Xf.l' BERNADETTE E. EMMETT St. Leo High School viigix Club '2e. Hiking Club '2a. ANNA FARRELL St. Mlry's High School Volle!-bill '25. Hiking Club '26, MARIE FARRELL St. James High School Glee Club '26, Orchestra '25, Virgil Club '26. Hiking Club '26, FRANCES FINNEGAN St. James High School Virgil Club '26, Hiking Club '26, MARGARET FITZGERALD Sl. James High School Glee Club '25, Dramatics '25, Hiking Club '26. P nv I ALICIA FORD St. James Hlzh School Glee Club '25, '26, Virgil Club '28, Hiking Club '26, Drlmlllcl '25, '26, Tennis Club '26. Moldon Editohin- Chief. MARIE FRAWLEY Visitation High School Dramatics '26, Golf Club '26, French Club-Trees, '26, Tennis Club '26. LUCILLE GALLAHER St, Leo High School Glee Club '25, '26. Hiking Club '26, Virgil Club '26, Dramatics '26, T'Zi'Dll!j'-.Yl'f'!'lI ALICE V. GAVIN St. Xavier Academy Glee Club '25, '26, Dramatics '25, '26, D. S. C, '26, Golf Club '26, Tennis Club '26, FLORENCE GIBLIN St. James High School Virgil Club '26, Dramatics '25. Hiking Club 'Z6. GRACE GILDEA St. James High School Glee Club '25. '26, Valley-ball '25. Golf Club '26, MARY GILLOOLY St. James High School Glee Club '25, '26. Virgil Club '26. Hiking Club '26. GLADYS M. GREENAN St. Xavier Academi' Valley-ball '25. Basket-ball '26. Dramaties '25, Tennis Club '26, Golf Club '26, 4 JEAN M. I-IACKETT Morgan Park High School Dramstics '25, Volley-ball '25, Glee Club '25, '26, Golf Club '26, D. S. C. '26, LAURA HACKNEY St, James High School Hiking Club '26, Dramatics '25, D. S. C. '26, ELIZABETH HALLIGAN Calumet High School Drumatics '25. D. S. C. '26, Volley-ball '25, Basket-ball '26, Golf Club '26, Ticvmzty-ciglzt VIRGINIA HALLINAN St. Leo High School Treas. Class '26, Basket-ball '26, Volley-ball '25. French Club '26, Gulf Club '26, Tennis Club '26. HELEN E. HANIFIN St. Leo High School Dramatic!! '25. Virgil Club '26. Glee Club '25, '26. Hiking Club '26. MAR! E C. HANIFIN St. Leo High School Hiking Club '26. Glee Club '25, '26, Virgil Club '26. Volley-ball '25. Dramatics '25, '26, Basket-ball '26. LORETTA HANLEY St. Xavier Academy Glee Club-Pres. '26. Art Club '26. D. S. C. '26. Dramatics '25, '26. Golf Club '26. Humor Editor- Men-ian. CATHERINE HAN LAN Visitation High School Virgil Club '26. Hiking' Club '2S. Dramatics '26. J., HELEN C. ELIZABETH P. KATHLEEN A. LENORE HANRAHAN HARNEY HARTFORD HEENAN St. Leo High School Immaculata St. James High School St. James High School Glee Club '25, '2G. Virlll Club '2G. Basket-ball '26. Valley-bull '25. Golf Club '26. Dramatics '25, Glee Club '25, '26, Golf Club '26. ffx,1:,,,', x, ' 0 . I J. . X gy . C, T':.'U:1lj' 'll Virgil Club '26. Volley-ball '26, Basket-ball '26. Hiking Club '26. Tennis Club '26. im' Glee Club l25. Virgil Club '26, Hiking Club '26, j,J,,, L 4 rpg' , u- 1 . wi 5Y,jj.V'l'1 . . ,A . . ,l. X' :nw ff' MARGARET ll. HEFFERNAN St. Xavier Academy Golf Club '26. Tennin Club 'IG Hiking Club 'Z6. Glee Club '25. CATHERINE M. HENNEBERRY St. Xavier Academy Basket-ball '26. Glee Club '26. Gulf Club '26. Dramatics '25. RUTH HESSELL Lindhlom Orchestra '26. Basket-hall '26. Hiking Club '26. MARIE A. HICKEY lmmaculuta Glee Club '25, '26. Drallatiu '25, '26. Golf Club '26. Hiking Club '26. DOROTHY M. HILLON St. Xavier Academy Glee Club '25, '26. Virgil Club '26. Galt Club '26. Dramatics '25. D. S, C. '26, Valley-ball '25. MARGARET M. HOGAN St. Len High School Virgil Club '26. D. S. C. '26. Dramatics '25. VERONICA M. HUNTSCHA St. Len High School Valley-ball '25. Basketball '26. D. S. C. '26. Hiking Cluh '26. Thirty CATHERINE T. HYLAND Parker High School Dramatic! '25. Valley-ball '25. Basket-ball '26, Golf Club 'ZE. French Club '26. Feature Editor- Mercinn. HELEN HYNES St. Xavier Academy Virgil Club 'Z6. Glee Cllb '25, '26, Basket-ball 'it Golf Club '25. Valley-ball '25. D. S. C. '26. Tennis Club '26. HELEN A. KELLY St Xavier Academy Glee Club '25, '26, Golf Club '26. D. S. C. '26, Dramatic Club '25, GRACE LANPHEAR Lnretto Academy Basket-ball '26. Volley-ball '25. Hiking Club '26, Golf Club '26, Business Managcr- Mercian. MARY M. LARKIN St. Xavier Academy Basket-ball 'Z6. Volley-ball '25, Golf Club '26, .111 + . A ' , l 2- . , 1 A. ,I : a u LILLIAN LEACH St. Xavier Academy Glee Club '25 '2i. Virgil Club '26. Golf Club '26. D. S. C. '26. Dramatics '25, Volley-ball '25. DOROTHY R. LEONARD St. Leo High School French Club '26. Dramatics '25, Golf Club 'lG. ALVIRA M. LYNAGI-I St. James High School Glee Club '25, '26. Golf Club '26. ll. S. C. '26, Dramntics '25. Tleirly-our ANNA R. MacDONALD St. .lames High Schnol Glee Club '25, '26. Virgil Club '26. llramatics '25. Hiking Club '26, MARY MAHONEY St. James High School Glee Club '25, '26. Dramatics '25. Hiking Club '2G. ELIZABETH McDADE St. Xavier Academy Orche tra '25, '26. Glee Club '26. Dramatics '26. Basket-ball '26. Valley-ball '25. Hiking Club '26. LORETTO MCGRATH St. Leo High School Valley-ball '26. Basket-ball '26. Virgil Club '25. Golf Club '26. K 2 - H- 1 ' :N CELESTE CECELIA EILEEN MARY McGREAL McGUlRE McGUIRE McMAHON lmmaculata Lindblom St. James High School St. James High School Basket-ball '2S. Volley-ball '25. Glee Club '25, '26. Dramaties '26. Golf Club '26. Basket-ball '26. Volley-ball '25, '26. D. S. C. '26, Hiking Club '26, Dramatics '26. Tennis Club '26. Ass't Editor- Mercian. Class President '26, VollCY-ball '25. Basket-ball '26. Glee Club '25. Virgil Club '26. Dramatics '25. Hiking Club '26. f .. ,Y-45 MJT, QXXL. CMM' Hs P, Tlzirty-!fs'0 Virgil Club '26. Dramatic! '26, Hiking Club '26. AGNES A. McNALLY St. Thomas the A hustle French Club 'Z6. Glee Club '25, '26, Dramatic: '25. Basket-ball '26. Hiking Club '26. Art Club '26. GERTRUDE MOYNIHAN Immaculxta Valley-ball '25, Gulf Club '26. Tennis Club '26. JOSEPHINE McNA LLY Sl. Leo Hiprh Schonl Dramatics '25, '26. D. S. Hiking Club ,26. MARGARET MINOGUE St. James High School Virgil Club '26. Basket-ball '26. Volley-ball '25. Golf Club '26, . ft ' ' fa- 1 f ,ul V. ,ff f- , ff 4 fill 4 1- ANNA CATHERINE MURPHY MURPHY St. James High School Virgil Club '26. Dramatics '26. Hiking Club '26. 9 . St. James High School Glee Club '2G. Virgil Club '26. Volley-ball '25, '2E. Basket-ball '26. 'Hlfz lj'-lflfrr HELEN MURPHY St. Xavier Academw Virgil Club '26, Basket-hall '26. Valley-ball '25. Glee Club '25. Orchestra '26, Golf Club-Pres. D. S. C. '26. CECELIA MYERS St. James High School Virgil Club '26. Volley-ball '26, Basket-ball '26, Tennis Club '26i Hiking Club '26. ALICE NOONE St. James High School Glee Club '26. Virgil Club '26, Dramatics '25, '26. Valley-ball '25, '26. MARGARET NUBER St. Leo High School Glee Club '25, '26. Dramaties '26. Hiking Club '26. up , Z x. Q 3 mi' li? f I .rg ',., :vi ' W jiak . V. ,, . W 5 ' 4 . 'P-M' . NORMA 0'BRlEN St. James High School Virgil Club '26. Glee Club '25, '26. Hiking Club '26. Dramatics '26. LILLIAN PARKER St. Leo High School Dramatics '25, '26. Glee Club '25. D. S. C. 326. Hiking Club '26. DOROTHY PHEE St. Leo High School Virgil Club '26. Hiking Club '26. D. S. C. '26. T1lll'f,l fIVlH' JOSEPHINE PRENDERGAST St. J amen High School Virgil Club '26, Orchestra '25, '26. Hiking Club '26. fx, ,N my IKM' -,ag M, 'LY XJ MARY MILDRED MARGARET PRENDERGAST PRUSHA QUIGLEY St, James High School St. Xavier Academy Immaculata Glue Club '25, '26, Glee Club '25, '26, Dramalics '26, Dramatic! '26, Dramatics '25, Hiking Club '26- Virgil Club '26, Basket-ball '26, Gulf Club '26, Voiley-ball '25, Hiking Club '26. D. S. C. '26, Hiking Club-Treas. '26, Y Y' Zrl I . xg? , 124 5 .- 4 l C ' 'H' -s l. i . 'S 25 - 'I' 4 ' 'gm ,,,. W - ' 1 ,. J t ' yr , I -T W ,.1:'8?'- I 1 C - l ll - R , , ' 1 iii? , , G , fi R 2 Q - 2 'W 11 .9 25 7' -- 'J' L W xafxn ' , ,W vs' 5:-1, A 55+ 1 1 .Kiki k 2 ' 3 A ' . ,K If CC GJ 3yyiik,,filfl l CATHRCRINE FRANCES BEATRICE M. BERNICE R. QUINN READING REAL RICHARDS Immaculata St. Louis Academy St. Leo High School St, James High School Art Club '26, Virril Club '2S. Basket-ball '26, Glee Club '25, '26. Dramatics '26, Glee Club '25, '26, Golf Club '26, Dramalics '26, Tennis Club '26, T71 I Volleyball '25, Glee Club '25, '26, Dramatics '25, French Club '26, Hiking Club '26, fly-V1?-'v Dramatics '25, Hiking Club '26, CATHERINE RAUEN St. James High School Glee Club-Sec. '25, '26. Dnmatics '25, Hiking Clllb '26. Virgil Club '26. MARY SCANLON Lindblom Dramatics '25, '26. Hiking Club '26. Valley-ball '25. Glee Club '25, '26. HELEN E. SEARS St. Leo High School Glee Club '25. Dramatics '25. Valley-ball '25. Hiking Club '26. D. S. C.-Treas. '26, Club Editor-Mercinn. FRANCES ROSE M. FRANCES SEEFELDT SELKE SHERIDAN st' Mary! High St. James High School Immaculala School Dnnntiea '25. Hiking Club '26. Glee Club '25. Dramatics '25. Hiking Club '26. Ylz Glee Club '25, Valley-ball '25 Uramatics '25. Clans Sec. '26, l7'l N'-.vf.1' '26. FLORENCE .l. SLADE St. Xavier Academy Valley-hall '25. Basket-ball '26. Glee Club '25. Golf Club '26. Tennis Club '26. Dramatic! '26. ELEANOR SLATTERY St. Leo High School Virgil Club '26, Hiking Club '26. Dnmatics '25. MARIS!-T STAFFORD St. James High Sclmol Glee Club '25, '2ii. Virgil Club '25, '26. Orchestra '25. Literary Editor- Mercian. Hiking Club '2G. NIARGARET STANTON St. Xavier Acade-mY Valley-hall '25, Hiking Club '26. Drnmaiivs '26. ag V MARY M. SULLIVAN St. Len High School Glee Club '25, '26. Virgil Club '26. Golf Club '26. NYEITA SWARTZ St. James High School Dramatics '25, D. S. C. '26. Golf Club '26. an 4 . ' in i '36 .. Q, 3' , ANNA TAGLIULI Bowen High School Vulley-ball '25. Basket-ball '26, Dramatics '25. Gulf Club '26. Tllivfj'-.-'.'r'.'f1 ...r Q , C llrbbsb - h GENEVIEVE TUTON St. Xavier Academy Hiking Club '25. llramatics '25. Glee Club '25, '26. MARY T. TYRRELL St. Leo High School Glte Club '25, '26. Dramatics '25. Hiking Club '26. ANN P. WALLACE St. James High School Orchestra '25, '26. Glee Club i25, 926. Virgil Club '26. Dramatic! '25. ALICE WALSH St. Xavier Academy French Club '26. Art Club '26. Hiking Club '26. D. S. C. '2G. MARY A. WHITEHEAD Loretto Academy Glee Club '26, lking Club '26, LORETTO B. WORBTER St. Leo High School Virgil Club '26. Dramatics '26. . , ww- W MADELINE ZEREGA Visitation High School Glee Club '25, '26: Virgil Club '26. Golf Club '26. Tlzirfy-ciglzt BERNICE E. ZIEGLER St. Xavier Academy Glee Club '25, '26. Virgil Club '26. Golf Club '26. Dramnties '26. Tennis Club '26. if 'W ' ,Ve o f A. 4 . asa-T2 eff tt 1' - Qfe. Eu ibm' Svrniura To you, our first Seniors, the Sisters of Mercy High School extend this message of appreciation and affection. Few indeed seem the months since, eager and decorous, you led the student body at the beautiful cere- mony in which our revered Cardinal dedicated this splendid edifice to the service of Catholic education. And now, as you stand almost at the en- trance of that new and larger world of action, with its entrancing vision so alluringly open before you, your Alma Mater, rejoicing with you in the fulfillment of your desires, yet regretful that some breaking of familiar ties must accompany this fulhllment, speeds your parting with a loving and fervent farewell. Varied as were the sources from which you came to us, through that unity of purpose which ever guides those who work for higher, nobler aims, you very soon became a happy united band stamped with good spirit and with true loyalty in class and at play. May the true friendships and loyalty to each other which have dis- tinguished your school days continue throughout your lives. May you be true always to the ideals of sincerity and fealty, and to a sublime trust in the guidance of God and his Blessed Mother which have been held before you. May all your years bring the fulfillment of your noblest and truest hopes. May Mercy's shield be your breastplate and may her motto, Auspice Maria, be your guide forever. Your Alma Mater prays that you may become all that God destines for you in whatever field of life you may be placed. Her heart shall ever warm to receive you, always rejoice in your success, always sympathize with you in sadness and sorrow. That you will be loyal to Alma Mater we feel certain, that you will keep ever close to her loving care we fondly trust, and that your lives may be brighter and better because of her in- fluence we pray. Again, to you, our first Seniors, the cornerstone of our student body, we say God be with you and farewell. umm' X N Exkl92-633 - Tlzif-fy-rzffle W 'N , ,pg .Yi-1-V ' , Sveninr ' rn en V A ig Ph J Q ' M W f . l V 31- f f E Isl ' BH -E-' 5, Nm ' ' M id K 'V If Tc 31 Ya 3 , ' mmf A 5 Q Y' v WS E K NN v R47 If ff RIS o Xv I' K Q N QL ,A it K N af ns w H, J, , I , . IB A I mu L 2 E559 A , L M .. 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Upon the members of the faculty we bestow our deepest gratitude for all they have done for us during the time we have been under their care. To our chaplain, Father Hayes, we bequeath the guidance of the class of '27, our prayers, and the hope that he may spend many more years at Mercy. To Sister Mary Sebastian, who so heartily welcomed us to Mercy, we leave our sincerest love and the assurance that we shall ever cherish the fond memories of our first Mercy Mother. To our Principal, we leave our appreciation for the year of happiness which she has brought us through her untiring efforts. To the Juniors, we bequeath the use of our overcrowded lockers, pro- vided they keep them neat and orderly. We further bequeath to them the use of the history room, where they shall be able to see the world without traveling. To the Sophomores, We leave a partial use of the singing room from which they can throw their voices to the four corners of the earth with- out losing them. We also bequeath to them the pleasure of attending the Senior Prom, provided they learn the rudiments of dancing. To the shy and retiring freshies, craving exercise, we do especially bequeath our gymnasium periods and the sole privilege of using the show- ers after all the strenuous basketball games and dumbbell drills. To whom it may concern, we bequeath the piano in the middle locker room. No doubt, she who makes use of it will wonder many times at the vast amount of dancing space around the piano. To this Will and Testament, we do hereby place our hand and seal, this twelfth day of March, 1926. Testatorsz GENEVIEVE CUTLER MARIE FRAWLEY MARIE HANIFIN ELEANOR SLATTERY Forty-fozlf' W-'N f5'O fw . ff Cibe PiE2fii5E1 - ff Qwgsm 1 1 1 ,4 C ,Q W Q! 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 ' 1 W3 ' 4 4, 3 if , 1 1 'F' F1 1 1 1'xk192G l'k111'I-1'-firm' f'4g-fl f 1146 5:1 ,Ulf , x,-3 290 - f My-A . so viz, V ---- ----- I :1U'fj'-.Yi,1' 'X f ss' e 1 , 3619 off 1' rf' - C?-in !J1HP1'rg ifxiigh Deep in our hearts where loye is strong And on our lips there lives a song Fair on the breezes borne along From earth to sky. And though future years may be Like it dark and troubled sea Joy will return with thoughts of thee, Mercy High! Symbol to us of youthis bright days Glowing in hopeful morning rays Ere our paths in distant Ways Begin to lie, The gold and white of dawn Into our sunset shall be drawn When from out thy halls welve gone, Mercy High! Forly-.v0z'mz, y 1 J Cfhe erciarr pf' me .Hfbj g iw ...ff O fx? 0 I I -fx. . W, . ,YYYW L. X 0 September-May . . ...................... . . October 16 . .. November T .. '4Tribut February 21 ... Anhitnrinm Gfalkn .Rev. D. Hayes, Mercy High School 'Friday Morning Talks to Seniors Rev. J. Sheridan, Hongkong, China Missions in China J. Doody, D.D., Chicago e to Monsignor C. Ahern, R. I. P., American College, Rome . . . . . . .Rev. Claude Pernin, S. J., Loyola University '4Enoch Arden llebruary 28 ... ................... .... March -L .. March 12 March 22 . April S . .. April 25 .. May 5 . . . May 17 . , . May 27 , . . .. . . . . .Revi J. Collins, Des Plaines The Age and Its Pitfalls Rev. Thos. Kearney, C.S.C., Notre Dame University Reconstruction: Material and Spiritual A. Galen, D.D., Russia Catholic Union Rev. Wm. Agnew, S.J., Pres. Loyola University Opportunity and Responsibility . ........ Rev. J. Coniiskev S.J. San Francisco . 1 y Ideals . .......... Sister Mary Loyola, St. Xavier College Higher Aims Dr. L. D. Moorhead, Loyola Medical School The Nursing Profession Poulton, LL.B., Chicago Law and Lawyers Agnes Van Driel, Loyola School of Sociology Social Service ,N - W tivezsrn Forty-eight 3e5'x'?D 1 . l f 'x FF ' , ffff 'gf Lf1hQ1?Tf3ff'f2i?QU A ' 'Q' QKTEQ 1 S 5 i E 'RW is E2 Q I 4 Q w 2 Y 8 5 ai W : '. 1 xq V : vxn-cg-1' .A .E , . 1 l Qjsazdi l'm'l-V-11i11.' K . I' iffy -.lg-ll-1-ll Wil f-N 2 R+ - ff Q-fem 3 x f f X fli RX f X -f N X A Xxx N fy ++- XX ff f fffk X X ,,ff If V, '-' f I llEv3 , Jm, qfgllg1L,L,ii'iQEEfmT2fYi.1T L41 XVllXIM1iH!HlI!HW mwmmawm 2 ' ?w4 L ,Y l ffz W W XX Uumors Y ' W, 'V' i gig' ,fa iff! 1 1 .XF ly Fwggw Xxxf I 3 i y f f ? Wig ' - 'Way n zz! ,iT' :E XXX gig WL ,f MX -- , Qv , -M, 4 4.f 1X ffZ .- -f M. f - M-AX X X 50550 I J - like Vff-meer Eluninr 651.2155 OFFICERS LORETTA CONWAY ' . ELEANOR JOYCE X. , HELEN ROWAN . ELLEN HAYES . MEMBERS Helen Barrett Dorothy Banirick Blanche Barton Anna Becker Xlosephine Bell Catherine Bowers Loretta Broderick Q Marion Burgan Catherine Corley Loretta Casey Mary Conboy Helen Campbell Geraldine Cronkhite Helen Cawley Florence Crinionu Mary Collins Agnes Daley ,Teresa Dixon -'Kathryn Dunne Helen Egan' Bernice Egan Helen Evett ' Kathleen Fanning Mary Fitzgerald Mary Frank Marie Fallon Dorothy Garvey fMargaret Guerin 4Helen Gary v Margaret Hanrahan J Loretta Hannan Kathleen Hackett, qKathleen Hickey! :Margaret Heneghan Veronica Healy -Bessie Irwin Veronica Jensen Mary Judge Mary Kerrigan Marie Kelly Frances Kiernan Collette Kelly. Elizabeth Kelly - Marion Kennefick Helen Lemni Frances Lennon Eloise Leonard Margaret Littleton Catherine Loughney Evelyn Lundquistl Marian Lutker Ruth Marschall Blanche McCabe' Frances McCahey Margaret McCulloin Catherine McKenzie Josephine McManus Veronica McSherry Agnes McGuire Mary McDonagh Genevieve McGlynn Florence McSweeney Muriel McDonald Coletta McGuire Eleanor Moran . Anna Murphy Agnes Murphy Eleanor Murphy Kathleen Mulvihill lrene Mulcahy Mary Melia V Adelaide Mori-ini' Madeline Murray Mae Noonan X, YN 319 26X I Fiffy-mm ul . M.: C'xV,..Ug . Presirlent Vice President . Secretaryr' . Treaszrrer Mary O'Connell ' Agnes O'Connor Julia O'Connor Anne O'Rourke Loretta Purtell Marie Perry Lorraine Philbin Ruth Pratt Anne Prendergast Katharine Quinn Dorothy Rowe- Margaret M. Ryan Catherine Rogers-E Lillian Reid Marie Reid- Grace Rice Rosalyn Roark Genevieve Ryan Margaret Reardon Rita Spain kc Catherine Sweeneyt Margaret Sutherland Elizabeth Shortall Catherine Shortall M Maureen Shinnersv Bernadine Shaw Margaret Sheehan Loretta Tansey Angline Tassoni , Margaret Waldron' Dorothy Walters Lauretta VVelch Mildred VVhalen Anita XValsh Charlotte White Margaret Wynn Catherine Zimmerman f1,,.,w ,4,Y,,, , fnifb Gilxelxferciafyi f --Lf A' - WZ GWB MQ ' J A - M - gg X- . X. ,U M' l- F1'fIy-tivo fi !U 4. ' :JJ elxferciag. - if fr, Nfl W yf ff , .mf ws, . ' E N , 4 . ' wi, k k V4 2 wiikw A 3 A if if Q I K . gi AWE 4 L ,L .Jn , - ' M I 'Wg . ,ig ,1 , . 3 Q?tf ggg ' W. I f QQQAQNQJ 1 ,. - E ifilf' 'f fi '31 'f f f H V Q A '91'C 4 X ,-zSf?f 'X , ,X 4 . ' 's ,, X' ' fy V 5:5 ,,f, 'if 1'-f,5?3'm '+ gjfw' bl lfiffy-Ilzrvc brx. X N nxx- H Fifty-four QM f4Nw ' W A, ' ff' 350 fff ff Qflwfef-fan -' Him. O , . -ii E..-,Q , 'i'9'f? ,, 1 . 5 Q ' f fy ,Q . fa P f f n f ' ' ' . 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Qi' , H- , 4. - , , ww , 41 ax vit Eglin . 5 f -4. can ff v' , X 4- W V f - W V' Ll T n '.' - , ,Q R . , ' 'Y . fix z ' G ,K K Tiifg. ' Ll , , K of .. L., ,. K hh: 'Q . ,X . ? 5 ah QW r- v, -5 . 3 , iq - 1 , if f 1 'g f 5 ' 7 X - ' I . Aiwa? 5 , :ffv 4 ' Q 4 . L? ' if ' f iii ' 5 f , , ff V' - 13.52 .ff M S- R is 6.5 .Q , B 52 mf T7 '5 K 5 3 ' m , ik , , 1, X, in f W ,,f:f,ff A Fifty-f?i'e Q xg TN f Qfl fx' To . gg gg , QSTG My at Ci?.Qf5lE?.CiGfH R' - W Cxrgg, 3luninr Qllanu Ztliatnrg In the autumn of 1924, various high schools of the city reluctantly transferred to Mercy High School a host of their geniuses, who in that year were known as the first Sophomores of Mercy, this year as the Juni- ors. With such a beginning, in spite of the fact that we all possessed this unusual ability, we worked hard to make more firm our former reputation and to pave the way for greater achievements. And now we are Juniors. Our labor of the preceding year profited us well however, for all the school activities have Junior representatives in them. The class has maintained a good standard of scholarship: the Glee Club has claimed many of usg our class has made brilliant showings in the general assembliesg Catherine Corley was the winner in the High School World short story contestg our athletes have been chosen for many posi- tions on the teams. Now we are fast nearing a new portage and already the Seniors are willing to acknowledge us as worthy successors. A Nightmare I had a strange, strange dream last night, I seemed to be in a terrible plight, A huge green book was pursuing me, And the nearer it drew, the faster I'd flee. Then from out of its pages, a strange man did pace, Though his dress was queer, much queerer his face, One side turned up, the other side down, He seemed both to grin, and yet make a frown. This must be Milton, I said with a gasp, So great was my fear, I thought I'd collapse. Then I suddenly woke-cold sweat on my brow, No more of this Milton -I made this a vow. n D Fifty-six xg' A, , ,Q At ' y. , ,f-JJ s, '!' bf z, fgiherftef-CMS sf' - 5' C3-fig, QQ . x x, f N1 Qu Arrnaiir in fllirrrg Qigh M ay years of boundless fortune be your party Enriched by countless students may you beg Remeinbered, honored, loved by every hearty Cherished be the great lessons you impartg Your name be known to all posterity. H oist your lofty standards there to stayg Implant in all the golden rule of lifeg G row in age and Wisdom, day by day, H elp all to tread the path with treasures rife. S tate well may claim the citizens you traing C hurch well can boast the Christians you prepareg H omes count education to their gaing O ffending none, no censure shall you bear, Only great deeds of worth shall mark your reigng L ive on I ascend to heights beyond compare. I-'1'fl3'-.rrfuwz KWXS , Wiwv 75 e650 NYM -v f Gdvsllkeiefil 1 R' - 1515 Enmatn A river is a mighty knowin' Thing it seems to me. It gains a mint o' knowledge On its journey to the sea. The land just stays thar all the time In the same familyer place An' never sees a foreign scene Nor spies a different face. But rivers keep on larnin' 'Cause every whar they go They 'skiver sights they hadn't seen Or things they didn't know. It runs apart the staid old arth, An' daily waves goodbye To settled hills and trees an' grass A' blinkin' at the sky. It passes cities, black an' tall, An' learns that man is king Of great machines, an' dirt grimed walls An' tools that clang an' ring. An' then it 'merges inter fields An' Woods, any medders fair, It twines around the Great Outdoors, An' larns that trees, an' birds, an' flovv'1 An' cities black an' tall, Are made by God, the greatest King, An' Master of them all! A Guam Herels to the royal white and gold, Here's to our many athletes bold, Here's to our faculty brave and true, Unceasingly toiling for me and you, Here's to our Freshmen loyal and bright, Beloved by us with all our might, Herels to our Sophs who soon will be Reading Cicero seriously, .S, Here's to ourselves of the Junior Year Who drop not one, but many a tear, When to our Senior class We say, Good-bye, good luck, We wish you could stay. if? -- Fifiy-fight S1 Xb -f 1 ' L 1 1 '- f W 5 , ,Qx , W Z-.v W . XX!! if Kllfvflv fi , 57.Qx:4bA XXXL fkf X XX fl jf K x S . I Qu 1 f X! xx ff! ffffyjvk X X , . x X f ,f L if 7 I 2 X1 Xf 7 ff1ff'Xf' N ij 5, Ne! , X lL fT J17jiiTIi7,7 Ti ' '?:?2i 3Li4'f 1'itfjrI LLW' WIN WWW1! U MH 134 N11 V - . -. 1..-, X R X3 A , .,g, A , i J ,-f'T i if Q Vf 'f Q ,,vR-,V YW V77-77 Y - f f gqirw Y YJ -if K fp 'E is X H-N ' W A, WT. Njg ,Q xlx Z XN U1 Ayx-Sf V 1 D 1 'K kiimia-Q :S 'Z AX. K XS E 2-Z w ! ' na ' kg I A A W , 451 A 1 ff X' xx xx l - ' qthk 9, L E if i fl' f 1 f SQ h N 'E' ' f - W' , X X X X N e ff ' i 46 -T3 aff 'QW mil1QNffiiQief1e Q' ' Svnphnmnrr X.-: Q,-dw Class Offif-ef' BERMH-: YYAXLSII Top Row lleft to 1'ightl-Jrzziii Littleton. Vatherine l-leslin, Jean Japvynski, Mui'- garet Heslin, Genevieve Shrmivki. Second Huw--Mary Gurnviu, Alicia White, .-Xlvinizx Krause. Cminuttfi Nam. Chur- lotte McCarthy, Catlfierine Cronin, Mary Kasprzyk, Marie Sarthei: Third Row--Sylvia Smith, Helen Gallagher, Louise Bzirsley, Emily Gi'ange1', Bernice Vllalsh, IH?1l'j1'3l'0t Keane, Eileen Hyun, Nora U'l.ez1ry. Catherine Mc-Govern. Fourth Roy-Evelyn H:illu'ittr-r. Helen Vhzin. Josephine Yun H1-lle, Dorothy Slice- han, Ollie Dixnn. I lil I, i'-fI1 ' Ili' u wax fe5F 2fC:E ' if' - W QVGA, 1 Sophomore Class Oyjicer - ROSALINA BURKE Top Row fleft to rightj-Eleanor Redman, Lenore Crane, Virginia Sullivan, Theresa Farrell, Helen Daly. Second Row-Rose Mary O'Brien, Mary Reynolds, Anna McNally, Dorothy Cor- bett, Kathleen Cunningham, Catherine Hennessy, Mildred Sage, Eileen Hickey, Doro- thy Bannister, Mary Campbell, Helen Newell. Third Row-Grace Prentice, Alice Moran, Lenore Brophy, Rosalina Burke, Nathalie Farrell, Lauretta Sullivan, Mary Hanlon, Virginia McAleer, Marie Birchler. Fourth Row-Rhea Collins, Catherine Henry, Esther Jones, Rose Miller, Bernice Spain, Hannah Clancy, Florence Fallon. Sixty 36519 frflf 'Qi Cilielfhieliife ' A fQw'g,a Svnphumnrr Class Officer - NIILDRED Biwwx Top Row lleft to rigfhti-Catherine Fee, Frances Morrissey, Catherine O'Call:i- han, Hazel Dickson, Evelyn Lalionde, Gertrude Doheny, Mary Divine. Second Row-Marie Sheely. Mary Sullivan, Helen Brzincky, Blanche Stanley, Mary McGuire, Evelyn Grimes, Helen Ifux, Rita C01'rip'Ian. Lillian Nuto, Louise Hynes, Ellen McLaughlin. Third Row-Clare Chatterton. l i'zxnces Dougherty, Helen llcichwty, Vir,Q'inia Mn- can, Mildred Byani, Catherine Mrfiurty, Mary Roach. Pzitriciai Hagen, Catherine Rafferty. Fourth Row-Jane Benson, Ruth Mayfield, Loretta Ryan. Mildred Brown. Merry Hogan, Mary McBu1'ney, Lillian O'Ke-efe. ,N -xx rgsze., .Ni,i'f-ivfflff' 3,-,550 5' Qlglxjgifiififfil M 1 ' W Qfde Snphnmnre Class Offirei' ELEANOR KEENAN Top Row ileft to rightl-Kathleen Dunnion, Mary Brosnan, Dorothy Nelson, Eileen Gibbons. Second Row-Mary O'Connel1, Sophia Bainbick, Catherine Berislavic, Gertrude McCrea, Marian Haleas, Kathryn Murphy, Celeste Stokes, Evelyn Walsh, Margaret Cahill, Kathryn Egan, Frances O'Brien. Third Row-Dorothy Hunter, Gertrude Meehan, Lenore Normoyle, Anne Finne- gan, Eleanor Keenan, Katherine Ahern, Virginia Jantorni, Helen Felker. Fourth Row-Dorothy Donohue, Lillian Lomax, Helen Streiff, Helen Fitzgerald, Marjorie Bruggeman, Mary Kelly, Mary Cullerton. Sl,l'fj'-f'IA'0 r Af ' foo' if - 5-N ! 'x1fD fm - -JJ' hc'lllGlYlh6l'C1E1D- 11 ' N' 'r '? 540- i -LA. Snphnrnnrv Class Officer NIARGARET Tnzizxm' Top Row deft to 1'l,9fl'ItlillZll'gZlI't!t Donnelly, Rosuimry Harmon. Elizabeth Hun. nema, Anne Hennessy. Eh-anor Mr:G1yn. Second Rowillorothy Dunnion, Catherine Cusack, Catherine Byrne, Mz1i'g'zxrvt Birncy, Virginia Bradley, Mary Smith, Anna Vern King, Marie Hnulihzln. Third Row-Edith Smith, Ann Noone, Ruth Harmon, Charlotte Dolan. 3I2ll'2Zll'k'lQ Tierney, Rose Monahan, Catherine Lyons, Genevieve Reynolds, Marion Hartman. Fourth Roww-Mary Bishop. Anna Super, Mal-Q'zi1'ut lleacy, Catherine Gillwride. Rosemary Becker, Lucille Hugue-let, Mary Eiler. lk l92G,, il ,s'1'.i-ly-'film' -M0 -if of wa - ' Marta- B me l Svnphnmnrr Class Officer IRMA KEAHNG Top Row Cleft to rightj-Cecelia 0'Toole, Agnes Doyle, Anna Beerman, Laurettc- Bazinet, Lucille Hanley. Second Row-Helen Thoinpke, Eulalia Butler, Anna Clarkin, Mary Rita Powers, Colette Newman, Elizabeth Collins, Harriet Crotty, Mae Maloney, Catherine Caverlee. Third Row-Catherine O'Connor, Edna Grant, Rita Graham, Cecile Leonard, Irma Keating, Helen Snook, Marie Bohn, Mary Keating. Fourth Row-Gertrude Jones, Grace Earl, Elizabeth Butler, Margaret Barton, Jennie Sakich, Helen Beach, Bernadine Galvin. .5'l.1'lj'AfUlH' ,fro wr fe iffiiieifeffqiab ff' - ff Snphnmnrv Class Ojfif-vi - GMNEVIEVE Cniclix' Top Row lleft to right!-Mildred Sweeney, Catherine Reilly, Betty McHugh, Mary M31'0IlS5'. Second Row-Mary E. Barry, Vernus Byrnes, Mary Shannon, Patricia McHugh, Catherine Mc Cormak, Lorraine Ladd, Elizabeth Keenan, Mary G. Barry. Alice Galvin. Third Row-Mary Kuvanaugh, Marcella Moran, Genevieve McGrath, Blanche Ladd, Genevieve Carey, Elizabeth Yourell, Nona Stokes, Rose Crowley, Genevieve Healy. Fourth Row-Loretta Stack, Bernadette Roche, Eugenia Hickey, Marguerite Coventry, Marjorie Prendergast, Mary Watson. EEE .S'i.i'!y3!i':'i' ,sq 'VTX f ff, A eejy X ,mg 1. S' - CLbeTE2E91eH I - ff Qu-f'g,Q A Ernh in the QIJEID Our Sophomore year is at an end And in our school road there comes a bendg We pause and see a sign that's read, A'Junior Region Just Ahead. Mr. Algebra drops off here, you knowg But With Miss English still we'll travelg Oh! wouldn't it be grand if we had no Troublesome language, at all, to unravel? What a serious mien we must assume As we file into the Third Year room, And leave behind our giggles and fun, For Third Year is a grown-up one. One step nearer to that goal so bright A goal encircled with a crown of lightg One step more and that road comes near That road of the joyous Senior Year. 'illrnihvr 'Member the lot of long ago, Where Mercy High stands not very old, 'Member, do you? So do I. 'Member the building that was being built very high, It now nearly reaches the bright blue sky, 'Member, do you? So do I. 'Member the cans, sticks, and stones, Where grass and flowers now have grown, ,Member, do you 7 So do I. .S'i,rf-x'-.fi1- fs , its ff . LQSWTU sf? 'Q' fClhfiiH?V9if3F1i R' Ms' Qfde, ian! Sail! We wish to announce the death of a very good friend, who by his squeaks and noise managed to distract the pupils of the laboratory during their very strenuous work. The guinea pig died very suddenly from the cold, on Wednesday, January 13, about 8 A. M. and was cremated by Mr. Smith that same day about 1 P. M. His coffin was very elaborate, being a towel from the laboratory. The mourners at the funeral were the Zoology pupils who felt so sorrowful that they were unable to work for the rest of the day. Wanted, another pet. The pig is dead! Long live the pig! Amhitinna I would love to be a traveler And sail the seven seas, Or perhaps a great zoologist, To study birds and bees. To be learned in mathematics. And be admired by man, Is a thing that I would love to do, To be considered grand. I would crave to do these wondrous things, There are many more, you see, But just now, to be a Senior, Would best of all suit me. For you know I'm just in second year, And have two long years ahead, 37 Before, 'fOh, she's a Senior, By others will be said. CtQ192ojJ ,N'1.i'!j -W: vu ,W-'X QQ'-0 fm - Ci11s1?iEiQ1fmD R' - W C?-fag x 7 V I w 1 - -- ----- ,s'f,1-f,-,milf X -W 'X , XXX I! , , W X KQVA 7 AWXX,I i f Y i -K-. - , - if-XX X 7 -1' ' ff xl K X 'ff X WY XM X X52 lx fm W fl ,ff ?.- xxx , JJ 7 XXX xx X, f X f if V x ' 5 ' XNXAXX ' AMH' N fTVfTiiTZ 4J,f7fIV1 1L,il?f?f4'W'i ?'A 'L ' HlH m4MrlWVH2331QW W' X X N166 Q HIGH f Y .J ,W ,X Y 'f F' X I 1 XX K1 X X NM MX X een? HN 'W A - 'M' fivfes. x Ilirrshman Class Officer Cb11'Ei.IA OIHARA Top Row fleft to right?-Catherine White, Marjorie Heins, Marguerite Scherer, Annabel Larkin, Helen White. Second Row-Katherine Ward, LaReine Mahoney, Zita Sexton, Marion King, Regina Corcoran, Alice Jacobs, Helen Sizitesey, Katherine Kline, Madeline Perry, Vir- ginia Gleason, 'Geraldine O'Halloran, Anna Lucky. Third Row-Eleanor Collins, Bernadine Wilson, Marie McGowan, Marie Bauch, Cecelia O'Hara, Evelyn Green, Emma VVitt, Vivian Rodney, Marie Sinila. Fourth Row-Bessie Fitzgerald, Vivian Wise, Mary Sheehan, Bernice Flanigan, Mary Fanning, Rosemary McCarthy, Grave Waters, Isabel Brumhaugh. ,N'f.l'f,X'-llffli' FQSWT3 5' 'lf CfhgTES3iQiefD l F A ' 'fi CT'-A5 l Ellreahman Class Ofjicer Ross WALLACE Top Row fleft to right?-Margaret Perry, Helen Laffey, Juanita Hayes, Veronica Roach, Geraldyne Raleigh, Rita Mclnerney, Mary Wilson, Anna Marie Healy, Anna Smith. Second Row-Anna Docherty, Anne Gunders, Victoria Tamazewski, Irene Hay, Flavian Mallag, Marie Fitzgerald, Margaret Newes, Cecelia Sullivan, Margaret Feltes, Alice Burke. Third Row-Alice Dixon, Florence O'l4eary, Anne Garvey, Rose Wallace, Leon- tine Sheehan, Margaret Quinn, Viola Dion, Rose Mary Kelly. Fourth Row-Alice Mahoney, Margaret Freely, Helen O'Connor, Mary Condon, Mary McLaughlin, Catherine Cody. -1- Sfirfrly SL VW fqxm i 'AN 1 L . ,619 N Af 1' a?gl1iQNGr'Q,ier1 'l ' 'fl CT'-'egg Elirvziliman Class Ojicer - - - - - BIAIIY MVLI-JNNUN Top Row lleft to 1'ig'htl-llorothjy Melierehey, Irene Rangers, Marcella Ryan, VValburg'a Fanning, Catherine Sullivan, Emily Tracey, Adelaide Ready, Eileen McNally, Anamae Foster. Second Row-Krene Ejdenf, Mary Nagle, Ruth Reddon, Helen Durkin, Catherine Corrigan, Dorothy McGuire, Genevieve Duonzin, Frances Kearney, Mary Sullivan, Evelyn McCormick. Third Row-Norinne Mullanev, Josephine Tomaszewski, Mary Begy, Mildred Cyka, Mary MCLennon, Eileen Rohan, Anna Hester, Mary E. Sheridan, Veronica O Connor. Fourth Row-Anna Farley, Mildred Callzihan, Janet Cmnphell. Jean Grady. Marie Faubel, Eleanor Sutherland, Elizabeth Feiereisen. Q19 2915 ii'-'- - ,X'.':r1:lj.'-wir 'X ave? fra? R' ' 'fi Circa, Zllrvahman Class Officer NIILDRED SMITH Top Row fleft to rightj-Loretta Gavin, Bernadine Urbanic, Loretta O'B1'ien, Ethel Joyce, Anita Morley. Second Row-Mary Baird, Catherine Philbin, Catherine Judge, Florence Nickels, Le Reine Joyce, Catherine Coyle, Mary Denman, Helen Walsh, Louise Mulhearn, Mary Mahoney. Third Row-Alice Green, Elizabeth Bush, Marcia McDonnell, Regina Doherty, Margaret Morgan, Anna Cooley, Dorothy Conley, Lucille McDonnell, Marie Manzell. Fourth Row-Stefanie Zube, Mary McCarthy, Alice Lucas, Isabel Prendergast, Mary McEr1ane, Geraldine McMullen. e W .St Z'4?llfl'-fTl'0 f 'x we ' ee ef f . f af-D Near 4' V lclhelllei clan H' Rl ' '- A FX 'F fain 'K - f, tl.. ft to it 'P' tis illrrahman Clase Officer Jos:-TPHINE RICHARDS Top Row fleft to rightj-Betty Burns, Eileen Lane, Gertrude Boyle, Alice Sullivan. Second Row-Ann Kavanagh, Eleanor Dorgan, Louise Belda, Hannah O'Donnell, Marcella Callaghan, Mary Louise Crowley, Maude Grady, Lillian Henry, Mary Flynn. Third Row-Geraldine Heslin, Helen McCullough, Genevieve Egan, Catherine Murray, Josephine Richards, Mabel Sullivan. Lillian Powers, Mary Wall, Florence Pianoski. Fourth Row-Mary Kern, Margaret Driscoll, Agnes Fitzgerald, Marietta Keyes, Mary Smith, Mary McNaniee, Dorothy Helm. Ql92QJ ,S'r-:'i'w1y-llzrrr we 0 2' ' CihelfP95C1GDD ' '-'g CTvf'5,, ,. illrwhman Class Ojfiz-er Lois SWIGART Top Row Qleft to rightj-Kathleen Read, Josephine Murphy, Anna M. Hagel, Frances Gueret, Bernadette Schmitt, Anna Hauer, Ruth Carney, Margaret Myers. Second Row-Lucille Deehan, Agatha Rock, Geraldine Garrigan, Vera Carrier, Josephine DeWitt, Margaret Carney, Mary Curan, Veronica Vanderheyden. Third Row-Nora Connelly, Mary Driscoll, Edwina McGrath, Lois Swigart, Ce- celia Klingenbeck, Helen McHugh, Marguerite Donovan, Regina Walsh. Fourth Row-Claire Haun, Leonore Durack, Ellen Danaher, Marion Murphy, Florence VVilson, Helen Stokes, Helen Reynolds. Sui' i'11 fy-fum' ,.,e 'V' N V A we se fe - Qll?M?f',f?igfl' ff- f 1 l - 1 ,Q 1 'N 1 Krvuhmun . f Class 0,1-Ever IIAIIY MAHGAK1-:'r Mvxmr Top Row Cleft to right!-Ramona Clemens, Dorothy Keating, Frances Rmvnii, Hester Mills, Mary Carolin, Catherine Caslin. Mary McSloy. Catherine Pierce. Second Row-Genevieve Sullivan, Winifred Bush, 3l2l1'2ill'9I O'Farrell, Evelyn Stone, Genevieve Douglas, Dorothy Hoifman, Frances Trstinjalc. Mary Crawford, Frances Coyne, Josephine Lyons. Third Row-Manda Plesa, Mary Ellen Bard, Dorothy Kiley. Katherine Flood, Mary Margaret Munday, Catherine Pond, Helen Hriizill, Sabina O'Barki. Fourth Row-Mary Matusek, Catherine Nyluorg, Harriet Dolan, Frances Vain, Bernice Appel, Mary McGuan. CLQ19 v 'N We W M l ff fi.-at Ennntrra We know our school is best And tell 'em so, And we'd have her lead the rest And help her grow, When there's anything to do Let them always count us, too, We'll feel good when it's through So boost we do. When we see a stranger from afar We tell him who we are, Never flatter, never bluff, Tell the truth and that's enough, Be a booster, that's the stuff. illreuhman lament Us poor little freshies Unhappy are we. Never doing right, Never being bright, Going in the wrong door Always on the wrong floor. Us poor little freshies! Unhappy a1'e we. Sing a song of freshmen Coming late to school Little shivers down our backs Goodness! we feel cool. Here we get a tardy slip- There we get a scoldin' We would love to talk right back But silence now is golden. SC'1f'CIlfj 5i.'L' M arf 'A Svaging Eli with Nampa One bright Muuflay morning Mary went Rowan on a Pond. After a few hours she tied the boat to a large Stone and went home to study about a Bard in Irish History. Later she went to the store and bought an Appel, sweet as Cain sugar, with the Coyne she had in her pocket. On the way home Mary passed some Mills in front of which grew a Bush. She also bought a paper which stated that there had been a Flood in Brazill and that two wily Lyons had been captured in Africa. liihnngit? Whoozit that's always eating candy and getting rather fat? Why, Mary Carolin is the girl, ,twas easy to guess that. Whoozit tried to reduce one day by eating just a bite '? But teacher made her finish her meal, it's Katherine I-'lood all right. Whoozit that loves the Nah so well she adds it to each word 'F Put the blame on Mary Crawford, she's the one I've heard. Whoozit pulls other peoples' scarfs even tho it makes 'em sad 'Z It's Catherine Pierce who does that, girls, now don't you think she's bad? Whoozit that finds these habits out, you knowqher very well, She's responsible for this terrible poem. Yes, it's Bernice Appel. A illittle Nigga!! Eahgki Him nf illllvrrg High ivrhnul 'tDis school am so lage If Ah evah was in it, Ah reckon Ah'd begin To think 'twas the Senate. Ha Zlirrahiva The Seniors may be here, I am a little Freshie, The Juniors may be there, My mother thinks I'm the thing, But it takes the Freshies But if she went to Mercy, To be everywhere. Her pride would get a bing !!!! X, 4' NX ----- ftgazej ,SI'Zi'f1!Af.cf z'i'11 QSWO 5' CIF? TEQQGVD ' ' ' W Qfdw ...ii-. Qggfy .l............ 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Glnmnnerrial illieauaurrmruta Most popular .......................,.... Ellen Bamrick Prettiest ....... .Mary Prendergast Most ambitious .....,. Mary Loftus Most timid .... Mabel Wismer Most clever .... Mary Noonan Tallest .... . . . Shortest .....,... Champion giggler Most Most Most up-to-date . Witty . . , . . Willing . . . Sweetest ..... Heaviest . . . . Smartest ..... Most bashful .... Peppiest ........ Most dependable. Most attractive . Cutest . ..,... .. Most musical . . . Most sedate .. Most quiet .... Most retiring . . . Most talkative .. Most cheerful . . . Most winning . . . Best typist ...,.. Most school spirit Most business-like Best dresser ......... Faculty favorite . Most 'tall-around girl .......Inez Fiet . . . .Helen Keller . . . .Julia Carroll . . . .Monica Ross . . .Mary Benson . . . . .Dorothy Hill . . . .Teresa Lowery . . . .Cecilia Hanrahan . . .Evelyn Ehpraim . . .Margaret Harris . . ,Margaret Goeing .Anna Mae Effertz . . . . .Marie Binder . . . .Mary O'Meara .Gertrude Kennedy . . . .Rita Stratford . .Catherine Dennis .......Mary Ryan . . . . .Eleanor King . .Genevieve Carroll .Bernadette Hughes Mary Ellen Kramer . . . . . .Bernice Spoo . . . .Mildred Otten . . . . .Mary Lucid . . . .Viola Voss . . .Rose Healy CTKQCZHL fz3 'f3 Rf? f KiU??H?Ff2iifQ CT-fg, OV, , , 1 ,. 'af Agni , , v x X .. 3 , l ,f--' - ,X X-X .Yfrlffj-Il11'1'1' Q Y JV Nil We A M H+- A-g Qi.-fi, ' , A ,: F --- ---- .Yi 114' ly-fmu' fx, XE - WV 777 777777777 ' r 7 aff-O e 'Y 'Q' aeevfeficief fl - f-'Q CT-fel, Bhminr Qlnmmvrrial Class Ojicer HELEN RUFFNER Top Row fleft to right?-Dorothy Hibbard, Marion Finn, Eleanor Stack, Sarah Greene, Margaret Murphy. Second Row-Eleanor Yaley, Marie Hogan, Gertrude Sullivan, 'Whilina Chayer, Alice Rores, Mary Saracco, Eleanor Nape, Margaret Wier, Mary G2llVlll,N01'3 llavoren. Third Row-Julia Kollpainter, Catherine Flynn, Margaret McMahon, Agnes Arlaskey, Catherine Leonard, Helen Ruffner, Mary E. Borlce, Zoe l.a Force, Helen Kearney. Fourth ROWfKath1'yn Gavin, Rosaleen Haney, Catherine Bonner, May Crinion, Lillian Carlson, Helen Barry, Ruth Conway, Madeline Whalen. QQQQQQJ Yinvljjli: U fx ,kv WW aff? fr ' C7i11QfTi9iGfD 'T id ' M Cffdse l 3luninr Gnmmrrrial Class Ojicer MARY EGAN Top Row Qleft to rightj-Agnes Coffey, Grace McNulty, Marie Dignaw, Grace Dwyer, Vera Major. Second Row-Mary Slattery, Margaret Ambrose, Alice Manthey, Margaret Caro- Ian, Catherine Schroeder, Margaret Casey, Marie Brennan, Helen King, Mary Mc- Quillan, Lucille McEnany, Margaret Casalin, Anna Gargolzl. 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Olanilihatv fur Eiplnma JOSEPHINE MARY PRENDERGAST Piano Ganhihatrz fur Efrarhvfs Qlvrtitiratvs AGNES THERESA BURKE Piano HELEN ELIZABETH CAWLEY Piano HELEN MARIE HASSET Piano AGATHA MARY HYLAND Piano --AW LA192Go 'i Om' I111z1r1'rUd Aw A ,. , ,X 5f,6'Nf3 EM - 45' X KflhePTer'CiaTiA XP - 4 't - IIILDRED MARY K1-:ATING Piano NIILDRED MARY PRUSHA Piano ANGELINE ELIZABETH TASSONE Piano RUTH MARIE SCHAFFER Piano ANNA MARGARET BECKER Violin X. wx, Um' f'1:H:ffr'm1' vm' f-3 ,t gg ef-6'i'7 S' Sr f Cihe1TT2iQieeD A ' W CV5, VIoL1Ns Anna Becker Aileen Birckenmier Helen Murphy Grace Prentice Mildred Sweeney Evelyn Holbritter Catherine Nyborg Dorothy McGuire Kathleen Daly CELL0 Geraldine Cronkhite Regina Walsh Qbrrheaira CORNETS Elizabeth McDade Ann Wallace Anna Connery Mary Campbell CLARINI-:Ts Agnes Burke Helen Tompke HORN Catherine Bowers BASS Evelyn Greene SAXOPHONE Ruth Hessell Margaret Sutherland Helen Evett Josephine Bell Anna Super DRUMS Catherine Zimmerman PIANO Josephine Prendergast --- Our lllHlll7'l'd limo l , fig, T2 ' ,WW 7 --W -ff A. 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Um' Iiiilwlwzl illrim' fx X: - M wi- 75 e5 'fD hiv 'gf C?ll?eTEHCi8UD A - W CBI-f C?3g 1 1 ,f Soprfzno Bell, Josephine Burke, Agnes Campbell, Janet Cronin, Mary Dwyer, Anne Ducey, Mary Evett, Helen Egan, Bernice Fanning, Kathleen Ford, Alicia Gallaher, Lucille Harmon, Rose Mary Hanifin, Marie Hanifln, Helen Hickey, Marie Kelly, Elizabeth Kelly, Marie Kelly, Helen Lynagh, Alvina Luckey, Anna Mahoney, Mary Moran, Eleanor Murray, Madeline McCabe, Blanche McDonald, Muriel M'cNally, Agnes Myers, Cecelia Noone, Alice Nuber, Margaret O'Brien, Norma Powers, Mary Rita flllrrrg C5122 Qlluh Prendergast, Mary Quinn, Katherine Richards, Bernice Rodney, Vivian Selke, Rose Sullivan, Mary Sutherland, Margaret Statesly, Helen -Streiff, Helen Whitehead, May Walters, Dorothy Van Horne, Marguerite Zimmerman, Katherine Frank, Mary Second Soprano Birckenmier, Aileen Casey, Lauretta Cowhey, May Conway, Loretto Earl, Grace Fitzgerald, Mary Harney, Betty Hanrahan, Helen Hannan, Loretto Hayes, Ellen Hynes, Helen Hillon, Dorothy Henneberry, Dorothy Jensen, Veronica Leach, Lillian Murphy, Catherine McCahey, Frances ' Om' lrlllzrlrufl fum' McGreal, Celeste Noto, Lillian Prusha, Mildred Reading, Frances Reardon, Margaret Sakich, Jennie Stafford, Marise Sheridan, Frances Spain, Rita Slade, Florence Shaw, Bernice Ziegler, Bernice Contralto Brady, Margaret Coyle, Margaret Dickson, Mary Eiler, Mary Gildea, 'Grace Gavin, Alice Hanley, Loretta Hanrahan, Helen Hanley, Lucille Joyce, Eleanor Jantorni, Virginia McDade, Elizabeth Rauen, Catherine Real, Beatrice Rowan, Helen Sears, Helen Smith, Mary Wallace, Ann Zerega, Madeline AS N VW f ifD fm U. 44' :iffililiellleiicrizcirci3 its 'A f-'A Cla-f QD 1- A me . 'X M-ev A V J' Hivrrg Svrhnnl nf fllllnnir Presents in Recital .Hum 4. 151213 Elnarphinv Marg iirvnhvrgawi . . . Krefxtef Violin Solo-Sclion Rosmarin ..............,.....,....... ANNA BECKER. Orchestral Accompaniment Piano-S l Etude op. 70, No. 4 ........... Slavonic Rhapsody .......... Vocal Solo--Love Came Creeping Into My Heart .... NIAY WHIT1-:HEAD Piano-S Dance of Death ...... 1Memories of Venice . . . String Ensemble-Dance Hongroise . . . Vocal Duet-Repeat Again . . ANNE DWYER. BIARGARET NUBER Piano-Concerts op. 69 ..... CHARLOTTE IVICCARTHY at the second piano Class in Voicef-The Sweet 0' the Year. . Piano-Caprice op. 79 ...... Orchestra-Coronation March L,i5?QQ.l Om' Izrmfirnwl 'rim' . ..VIo.vc'lzeIm .F1'z'erlnza1uz ....Brnz1'11 Saint .Saens .....Qz1inla . . . . .Bohm ....I?af7ia ....H'iIIcr ....Sfdte1' ......Ra7f ....Effiev1Zie1'g .......i........-..--.- QW wfff. Sv - Cyhilgifgiarmf . f-'3 Qfdsg L. ks E! X I I - --- Our lzzmdrrd .vim Bunk ZH11111' Ubrganigatinnn K . 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Q92GKJ Our 1I1tHL!l1'!'d right f N ,N ee ee- ' ' 1 ggi? ff: 4' if-J Qlhe llleroieiri 1117 x CN,,f G,N Editor-i-71-Chief Alicia Ford Associate Editor Cecilia McGuire Literary Editors Marise Stafford Helen Hanrahan Art Editors Mary Chan Catherine Quinn Agnes McNally Alice Walsh Loretta Hanley Feature Editor' , Loretta Hanley 11-:sci-1lgl Hirrrimm Staff Club Editors Helen Sears Catherine Hyland Athletic Editors Mona Casey Elizabeth Mclbafle Business Manugw-N Om' fsznzdrud llllll' Grace Lanphear Helen Murphy Dorothy Hillon Florence Slade Lillian Parker Josephine McNally Mary McMahon Ann Vllallace ,619 fw CihETT?f9iaHD 3 A ' W CTf'53,i Er Uvrrle Hranraiz 1 --li Qiazelh ------ Om' llllllII'I'!'ll lm f xx' ,tr edt, ek . 'fir Glrrrlv illrangaia OFFICERS LORAINE LAUZON . . Pre.mIeizf DOROTHY LEONARD . . Vice President CATHERINE 0'CONNOR . Setffemry MARIE FRAWLEY . Trefzszlrm' Margaret Barton Laurette Bazinet Helen Beach Anna Beermnn Marie Bohn Elizabeth Butler Eulalia Butler Margaret Carney Ruth Carney Vera Carrier Catherine Caverlee Anne Clarkin Elizabeth Collins Nora Connelly Harriet Crotty Mary Curran Ellen Danaher Lucille Deehan Josephine DeWitt Teresa Dixon Marguerite lmnnvan Agnes Doyle Mary Driscoll Grace Earl MEMBERS Helen Fennessy Bernadine Ford Bernadine Galvin Geraldine fi2ll'l'l2'IlIl Kita Graham Edna Grant Frances Gueret Anna Marie Hagel Yirginia Hallinzin Lucille Hanley Claire Han Anna Hauer Catherine Hyland Gertrude Jones Irina Keating' Mary Keating' Veeelia Klingenluc-ck Cecile Leonard Mae Maloney Helen Nlarligan Elizaheth Melladr- Edwina McGrath Helen Meliugzh ,-Xgfnes McNally ,W 'ww kl92GO Urn' fzlimfruff l'll'tl':r Mai gslret Myers .Josephine Murphy Marion Murphy Colette Newman Cecelia O'TO0le Lorraine Philbin Mary Rita Powers Kathleen Read Beatrice Real Helen Reynolds Agatha Rock Jennie Sakieh Bernadette Schmitt Helen Snook 'Virginia Sterling Helen Stokes Lois Swigzart Helen Thonipke CN f-X P' JA Veronica Vanderheyden Mzlrgfuerite Van Horne Alice lN'alsh Regina Walsh Florence Wilson ee5'x f3 ..i f ccieifafi ef- if Q-fa Ellie EB. 57. QI. The D. S. C. has for its members the senior girls of the cooking classes. The purpose of the club is to promote a social spirit in the Domes- tic Science department and to arouse enthusiasm in those subjects most closely related to the home. The meetings are held on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. At these meetings ample opportunity is given to the girls to put into practice what they have learned in theory. Appointed groups pre- pare a breakfast, a luncheon, or a dinner at minimum cost and serve it to the other members of the club, who needless to say, enjoy it im- mensely. At the next meeting papers criticizing these meals from the standpoint of economy and minimum cost are read and discussed. OFFICERS LILLIAN PARKER ..... DOROTHY PHEE . LILLIAN LEACH . . . . . HELEN SEARS . . . . . Catherine Becker Mona Casey Anna Connery Frances Connors Eloise De Sines Catherine Donovan MEMBERS Marian Dolan Alice Gavin Laura Hackney Loretta Hanley Jean Hackett Elizabeth Halligan One 1IlHl!ll'L'll fzeflr' Vice President President Secretary T reasurer Margaret Hogan Dorothy Hillon Veronica Huntscha Helen Hynes Helen Kelly Alvira Lynagh KX 1 wwf ' N, C- V X I . eff e i awQfEQefo ff - em.. i . V Elie Art Glluh The Art Club was organized as an auxiliary to the commercial art class whose aim is primarily vocational. The purpose of the club is to encourage this aim by visits to exhibits, studios, printing and engrav- ing establishments, thereby showing the students how art is related to the industrial, social, and personal needs of the period. The club contrib- uted commendable work to the Perboyre Art Club exhibits of 1925 and 1926, to the Eucharistic Congress Poster Contest, and to community ex- hibits. One of the three prizes offered at the Perboyre exhibit of 1925 was awarded to Mary Chan. MARY DICKSON MARY CHAN . CATHERINE QUINN ALICE WALSH . Bernice Appel Rita Corrigan Helen Daly Kathleen Dunnion Mary Durnin Natalie Farrell Catherine Fee Loretto Hanley OFFICERS MEMBERS Mildred Whalen '7f ' 3'N 11522511 . P re.side2f1.t . Vice President . Secretary . . Tl'12USZlT6'7' Bessie Irwin Colette Kelly Katherine Murphy Agnes McNally Lillian Noto Grace Rice Mary Sheehy Veronica Vanden-heyden Our lllllltflflf lf1il'f.'1'u f '15, ww AA ee f P0 aff f Eh9PIeT9ieHD A ' 'fl Hirgil Glluh MARIE HANIFIN . MARGARET HOGAN CATHERINE RAUEN MARGARET COYLE . Evelyn Barry Margraret Brady Mary Calder Frances Connors Mary Cronin Mary Dickson Marion Donnelly Loretta Doherty Mary Ducey Bernadette Emmett Marie Farrell Frances Finnegan Alicia Ford Lucille Gallaher Florence Giblin Mary Gilooly Helen Hanifin Catherine Hanlon Helen Hanrahan Kathleen Hartford Leonore Heenan Dorothy Hillon Helen Hynes fjll OFFICERS MEMBERS U lllHltfl'L'!l fum' . President President . Vice . Secretary . Treasurer' Lillian Leach Anna MacDonald Margaret Minogue Cecelia Myers Anna Murphy Catherine Murphy Helen Murphy Loretta McGrath Eileen McGuire Mary McMahon Alice Noone Norma O'Brien Dorothy Phee Josephine Prendemasr Mary Prendergast Frances Reading: Eleanor Slattery Marise Stafford Mary Sullivan Ann Wallace Loretta Worster Bernice Ziegler Madeline Zerega fl'4'll Ofds . x V . Xb' V A xmiq WAY M if fqyhe Nerciarg diff xmft Cxy-'53, .QQ ' f X-My W, , ,,,-f . A . 1 I N X, xx CXJSQGQ ---l-- Our lzzrmirml jiftuvfz fee ,T l p p ggmg ees-fb fe if er ee ff was Uhr Eramatir Glluh The Mercy Dramatic Club last year passed through its metamor- phosis. This year, under the capable guidance of Miss Mary Synon, it has been one of the most active organizations of the school. The club's pur- pose is to promote an appreciation of good plays, to encourage the pres- entation of good plays, and to give its members opportunities for the cul- tivation of self-expression. During the year the Dramatic Club has presented a number of short sketches and has afforded the entertain- ment for various meetings and assemblies. The duties of the organiza- tion have been accomplished well through its officers: LORETTA HANLEY , . . President CATHERINE HYLAND . . V ice President MILDRED PRUSHA . . . Secretary HELEN SEARS . . Treasurer QSZGJ Om' lzluldrvd .:i.1'!cuu me W7 if 1- cw 390 ' , Xe N R - A ' WS. ifm Snrirhah liapannla The Spanish Club was organized during the past year to create an active interest in Spanish life, literature, and customs, and also to afford an opportunity for practicing Spanish conversation. The members meet on the last Wednesday of the month. In order that the aim of the club be attained all reports, business, announcements, songs, readings, poems, and stories are given in Spanish. Occasional Spanish parties take the place of the regular meetings. The organiza- tion has proved very successful in creating 'tSpanish atmosphere. The officers are: ANNA BECKER 4 . . . President DOROTHY BAMRICK . . Vice President LORETTA TANSY . . . Secretary MARGARET SHEEHAN . . Treasureo' W X, - X ,X ---l-- ttkiezej Om' lzzrmfrm' A'i'T'I'lIfUl'71 fix Wim i few? fr - 'M Cileelifieieell ef' - W CT'f'E3fs illllrrrg Auhuhrm Olluh The Audubon Club is an organization of the students of the Zoology classes instituted for the purpose of stimulating interest in animal life and of helping the students to become better acquainted with the Great Out- doors. Trips to interesting places in the city and suburbs are a special feature of this club. Excursions have been planned to Wooded Island, Field Museum, Lincoln Park, and the Forest Preserves. A Bird Day Celebration will be held on May 4. The officers of the club are Helen Fox, Irma Keating, Genevieve Reynolds, and Eleanor Keenan. Uhr iiurharintir iguilh The Eucharistic Guild opens its membership to all the students of Mercy High School. Its sole purpose is to foster devotion to the Divine Master through daily visits to the Blessed Sacrament and especially through frequent Communion. Practically every girl at Mercy has pledged herself to weekly Communion. Spiritual talks are given to the members at the Friday morning assemblies. En Wm' Eurhariatir King :le :lf zz: ::: Summer months are drawing near, Eucharistic King Divine, Welcome them with cheer, Summer with its roses, For this special June will bring Singing Thy dear praises, Our ever loving Eucharistic King. Will Gnd Thee, JESUS, truly mine. Cherished Friend, my own Jesu, Silent oft I kneel adoring, At this time Bowing lowly, Lord Divine, Chanting slowly, I would be alone with You. Jesus' praises, grace imploring. ---- l Om' 11 zififlwu' vilfflllc-'11 Ifinnk Zlfiur Aihlntim , H fdX A tx f g. fl v1g XX , X Qix 1 - X XXX Xxx j X x X X Q ff X fi X ! ! ,MT X 1 51 V! X , - -f Y - N, Aih1eT1CS ff -I--f ' I I -f-- Q N - Q A ' ff fxx X MJX I , M wf fx oi - f 41: ' u x , N QD q- A ' ,fy Yfx, W K, ' I KATH1-:1:1Nr: MVCLUSKEY I'l1ysiz-nf l1fl'l'!'f0V -XJSZGJ -l-L'-'- Om' lrzrmlfnwi :11'm'! NJ-D A , ,E fix, vi - Vf-H - ffm 1. 1 - f 1' f fihellfiicifilil R' - ff CTVEEQQ, ATHLETIC CAPTAINS HELEN MURPHY AGNES DALEY Basketball Baseball ANNE PRENDERGAST HELEN HANRAHAN Volleyball Basketball H9253 - One ll1Hld7'F!l' fwenty M p I Xxx, f ,Y YY J 0 Baseball Extraordinary interest has been shown by the Mercy girls in all forms of athletics since the opening of Mercy High School. In response to Miss McCluskey's call many players tried out for the Indoor Baseball team. With a flying start this good material was soon worked into shape and the team was selected. Fortunately a number of Juniors Secured places so that the 1927 team gives every promise of a brilliant record. BASEBALL LINE-UP Veronica Huntscha Josephine Bell Catherine Sweeney Margaret Guerin Mary Melia Marion Lutke Helen Hanrahan SUBSTITUTES Elizabeth McDade QEEGD OW lzimdrml lzli'zrl,x-mi' Mary Larkin Cecelia Myers Agnes Daley Lillian Leach Loretta Conway Helen Rowan Margaret Reardon fl 'V 1 551. Rf - J' J Clhfawgcim - W Orem J nf ---l Ci926J ---- 0 IE l11l1ld1'0U1 iwenfy-fi X, N A! .f A, ggi? wr 'Q' Qil1QPT?F9if3fQ QM' CTVTER T ,, XX W y k192.G, Om' frlmdrml Izwlliy-ll1f'm' .QfU'C O J. C. Helen Evett S. C. Margaret Sheehan F. Blanche McCabe F. Helen Hanrahan G. Margaret McCollum Elizabeth McDade G. SENIOR Mary Larkin Irene Barrett Aileen Birckenmiei' F. Marie Hanifin G. Cecelia Myers Florence Slade J. C. S. C. F. G. fdi, VW- ' T77 QJAYQQW UKA, I .Q-if hd . gtg Basketball MERCY TEAMS Catherine Henneberry Helen Murphy Agnes McNally 'Grace Lanphear Eleanor Joyce Helen Hynes JUNIOR Anita Walsh Catherine Bowers Mary Conboy Catherine Sweeney Frances McCahey Mary Melia illllrrrg - Enrrttn In the first home game of the season Mercy played against Loretto Academy. The long complete passes and the excellent team work of the Loretto girls showed their playing far superior to ours. victorious by a score of 9 to 5. J. C. Mary Larkin S. C. Helen Hanrahan F. Margaret Sheehan Although .Mercy put up a good fight, Loretto was LINE-UP F. Blanche McCabe G. Theresa Dixon G. Florence Slade illllrrrg - St. Blranrin, Juliet, Zlllinnia On March 20th, the Mercy basketball sextette had an encounter with St. F1'ancis Academy, at Joliet, Illinois. The first half of the game was evenly fought. Mercy's inability to locate the basket prevented them from gaining more than a 6 to 5 lead. In the third quarter fast team work and speedy pivoting enabled Mercy to tie their opponent, 8 to 8. The weary Mercians staged a stubborn resistance in the fourth quarter, but were defeated by a score of 14 to 11. J. C. Helen Evett S. C. Margaret Sheehan F. Margaret McCollum LINE-UP F. Elizabeth McDade G. Helen Hanrahan G. Blanche McCabe ICHSQGJD One hundred twenty-four' X fxl Q rv' X A f F vfff6 3 eff 'A fgiheliffieieee R' 4 CT ., Eaakrihall Efnurnamrni JANUARY 14-21 SENIOR 8 Score 31 Eileen McGuire . Catherine Hyland Agnes McNally Marie Hanitin Mildred Prusha Margaret Coyle 'SENIQR 10 Score 33 Catherine Henneluerry Helen Murphy Helen Hanrahan Catherine Murphy Helen Hines Cecelia Myers JUNIUR ffl Score 9 Dorothy Garvey Mary Fitzgerald Mary Conboy Helen Rowan Mary Melia Margaret McCollum JUNIOR 6 Score 8 Irene Mulcahy Veronica Jensen Agnes Murphy Margaret Sheehan Teresa Dixon Julia O'Connor FINALS SENIOR 10 ........ SENIOR fl JUNIOR 5 . JUNIOR 1 , SENIOR lil .. JUNIOR 5 X' NX yj92G, Um' frrlrlllrml .'ri'w1lj'-firw' S1-:NIOR 9 22-1 Mary Larkin liauretta Casey Aileen Burke Irene Barrett Grace Lanphear Florenc-e Slade Samoa 7 I5 Agnes Burke Virginia Hallinan Mary Chan Mona Casey Helen Kelly Gladys Greenan JUNIOR 1 13 Helen Evett Catherine Bowers Catherine Sweeney Blanc-he McCabe Frances McCahey Iflezmor Joyce JUNIOR 1 fl Anita Walsh Loretta Conway Anne Prendergast Ag-nes O'Connor Agnes Daly Kathryn llunne ...,3ll ....IT ....1l 15 .,..ll 5,550 fa Ciligifiviiml ' W Cfv-13,0 , 4-. . VW --l mail? ----- Om' lzzrzzzirfzl fYUl'I!f,V'.Vf.1' X, 5 . 4 1 Nf3 SQJAIN M Y C1119 Pferoianv A111 fwxf' ffl- '? ,QQ ' ,, X' Y ff f f- 'fx , ' 348, vggiking 0111111 .V X, ' QKJ9-'ZGJD - ' Om' lzlrrzdmi lzwrriy-,v.'- ' f-5 Cx MWA , aff? eff 'W CihS1TTF?F,Ci3fD R' ' 'fi Hiking Glluh LVIONA CASEY ALICE N0oNE . , MARIE FARRELL . MARY PRENDERGAST Eleanor Slattery Frances Connors Eloise De Sines Mary Ducey Bernadette Emmett Mary Dickson Leonore Heenan Mary Gilooly Frances Finnegan Alicia Ford Laura Hackney Agnes Burke Bernice Richards Margaret Hogan Mary Mahoney Loretta Worster Anna Murphy Cecelia Myers Anna MacDonald Noreen Doran Catherine Becker Marie Hickey Norma O'Brien Ann Wallace Marie Hanifin Helen Hanifin Lucille Gallaher Marise Stafford Anna Connery OFFICERS . . President . Vice President . . Secretary . . Treasurer MEMBERS Mary Calder Kathleen Hartford Mary McMahon Mary Cronin Evelyn Barry Catherine Rauen Mildred Prusha Eileen McGuire Agnes McNally Betty Harney Josephine Prendergast Florence Giblin Mary Biltgen Anna Farrell Margaret Stanton Genevieve Tuton Elizabeth McDade Cecelia McGuire Mary Scanlon Ruth Hessell Veronica Huntsha Lillian Parker Josephine McNally Helen Sears Mary Tyrrell Loretta Doherty Margaret Coyle Beatrice Real Marion Dolan Om' f1ll7HI!'4'li fZl'4.'lIfj'-lllffflf Ofds I 1 V wg' J., , Q60 fi - 'Q' Kill'1QM9ffCi59o f' - H CW-13. Hnllvghall When athletic work began at Mercy in 1924, volleyball teams u eie the first teams formed. Toward the close of the volleyball season a touin 1 ment was held in which four Sophomore and four Junior teams diem for places. The 1926 team is made up of the girls who displax ed excep tional Work in that tournament. Veronica Jenson Agnes Murphy Bernice Egan Anne Prendergast Alice Noone Mona Casey Katherine Murphy LINE-Ur Um' frlrmfwfr' 1Eu'llJ'x' Julia O'C0nnor Kathleen Fanning Eleanor Slattery' Loretta Worster Anna Taglioli Norma O'Brien Margaret Waldron .i11q .li fixes Y- in ff! Q60 fr - f Gllielffieiefel ' R' ' W Qfg, Gulf Glluh Great enthusiasm greeted the announcement that Mercy would add a Golf Club to her other athletic activities. So many girls presented themselves asking for membership that the number admitted had to be limited. After the election of officers a committee met to draw up a plan for the golf season. OFFICERS HELEN MURPHY ...... AILEEN BIRCKENMIER .... Irene Barrett Margaret Brady Ann Boyle Loretta Casey Margaret Cleary Mae Cowhey Genevieve Cutler Marian Donnelly Ann Dwyer Marie Frawley Gladys Greenan Grace Gildea Helen Hanrahan Betty Harney MEMBERS Elizabeth Halligan Virginia Hallinan Jean Hackett Margaret Heffernan Catherine Henneberry Loretta Hanley Marie Hickey Dorothy Hillon Catherine Hyland Helen Hynes Grace Lanphear Mary Larkin Dorothy Leonard Lillian Leach Madeline Zerega C3263 Our' Izmzrlrm' thirty President Treasurei' Elizabeth McDade Loretta McGrath Celeste McGreal Margaret Minogue Gertrude Moynihan Dorothy Phee Margaret Quigley Frances Reading Nyeita Swartz Mary Sullivan Frances Sheridan Florence 'Slade Anne Taglioli Genevieve Tuton Ennk Six Zlfraiurvxa L f' ,,,, , , ,- Y X if 4 X ,f x if X nf Q ix X 7' ff K 2 5 If X ' 1 R K X ff fiwjiijm iiiwiifi ' Tff if ' ,X ,, EX, 1 I Veaiures 2X I ,..,-I SS R i i K x X x x W?'Y YYY?' ' W ' ' 7'-?'-' X AWK' X1 W 'vi ' A- I 7 , f'0 fr - it R' - if Ci-fi seo - A- tttt - ost 1 V Mg X, , NK' YZ, Y,, ,,,,,e, , , , ,W J' 1 Ehr iilvrrg 03122 Glluh Assisted by E112 Hlrrrq High Srhnnl lllirrhrstra Presented livng-frlllerng-illllinvg-Hlln A Modern Musical Comedy in Two Acts ARGUMENT Eeny-Meeny-Miney-Mo is a modern musical comedy telling: the story of a young girl who has very good times-and two heaux, one of them in Japan for an extended stay, the other an ever-present. Also there is a possibility of a career. Before Virginia can decide which course to follow, the mother of one of the boys arrives and announces that she has come to take the girl with her to Japan for the wedding. This causes great consternation, and the amazed girl finally decides that Japan is too far away from the U. S. A., that she does not care to marry just yet, and so remains with her friends in the pursuance of a career. DRAMATIS PERSONN.-XE VIRGINIA-a favorite in Miss Grundy's select school ..,. .... H ELEN S1'HE1rF Elizabeth-Virginials particular chum .....,.......... ...ELEANOR Jovci-1 Madge-Miss Grundy's pet ..........,. ..., H ELEN ROWVAN Isabel-another class friend ........... . . , .CECILE LEONARD Miss Grundy-Mistress of the school ...., .... E LEANOR MORAN Sammy-Colored boy-of-all-work .,.... ........ ..... L 0 RETTA CONWAY Miss Hannah--Sammy's friend .................. ...ANNE PRENDERGAST Mrs. Lair-mother of Bob and full of surprises . . , ......... RITA SPAIN Maid ...... . ..... .... ,.,. ..... .... ..... . .,.... . . . I , ILLIAN REED V wel CrJ92G.P Om' Izlmclfvfi lllirijqf rr .A-en fe 'ff .w I qlmgfzj . I-4 avg, wo - f - - - Sa I Uhr lippvr 1Knnm A Drama of Ch1'ist's Passion BY ROBERT HUGH BENSON O Divine Redeemer ......................... .... G ommzl CATHERINE BRIMSTEN PROLOGUE NIARY SCANLUN ACT I The Upper Room. Time: Evening of Holy Thursday. ACT II. SCENE 1 Same. Time: Dawn of Good Friday. SCENE 2 Same. Time: Afternoon of the same day. ACT III Same. Time: Evening of the same day. Chnrzzles From Seven Last Words of Christ' ............,.... .... D ubois The Crucifixionw , .,................,................,. .... S tainfzr THE PERSONS OF THE DRAMA The Doctor ...........,................................. IIARY SCANLON Achaz fthe landlord of the Ifpper Roumj . . . .... ,ALICE NOON!-I V' ----x QJSZQQ Om' IufJlnlr'.'rf fl1ir'lj.'-.Hin ,sq PV' C A ,R 1. si - ef aiiieifef-CQQ 1' - E' em. Samuel lhis servant D Joseph of Arimathaea Peter .............,. John . . . Judas .... Longinus ....... Mary ............ Mary Magdalene .... Veronica ......... Chorus of Voices .. Mrs. Manhattan . . Her Daughers ,.., . . Mrs. Plodding-Schmidt ilillra. imnhhinga' Nivrm A Comedy in One Acz' CAST r ii-ingelina, Singer ..... iClementine, Pianiste .. l Viuletta, Artiste ..... W Antoinette, Student . . . i Estelle, Author-ess ...,.. Lylary, Nursery Gavel-ness . Hannah, cook at the Manhattans .... Mrs. Ruggles ,... Sarah Maud .. Peter ........ Kitty ...,.. Peoria .... Clement ..,. Cornelius . . Larry .... Jack . . . Elfrifla . . . Elie iKugg1eE' Binnvr lgartg CAST 1 1zx,- 11: f f: ' : '.'i ,mi-.'V. wh, . . .BIARIUA BERGAN .FRANCES SHERIDAN . . . . . .NYEITA SWARTZ ..GRAc'E LANPHEAR BEATRICE REAL . NIILIJRED PRIQSHA .... ANNE DWYER ANNE NIAE TOBIN . . , . MARY CRONIN .. THIRU SENioRs ll,-XRY SVANLOX BIARY PRI-ZNDERGAST . . .FLORENCE SLADE . NIARGARET CLEARY .. ANN VVALLACE .. ANNA NIURPHY ..... BIARY BURNS .. . BEATRICE REAL ELIz.xRE'rH NICDADI-1 . l,uR1-1'1'TA HANLEY ....MAR1E HICKEY . l'JoRo'rHY HILLUN CATHI-:R1NE HYLAND . . . . . ALICE NOUNLL . ELo1sE DE SINES LILLIAN LEACH .. IIARY NIUIIAHON HELEN SEARS .. BIARIE FRAXVLEY ,QQ - A ,A. .LLL , L - W M fp 5, 'WY' iw ii n'i XX Tis Elhrvv Mega A Comedy in Th1ee Acts presented by the Srninr Glass Zilriilag, Mag 14 CHARACTERS Emily Weston, a woman of thirty-five, rich, cultured., ..........,... NIARY SCANLON Aunt Euphelia, fifty, who sees no romance in life, does everything because of a morbid sense of duty, speaks in a whining, hopeless manner ...... RUTH CORBETT The Three Pegs: Marguerite, ill-mannered, habitual user of slang ...,.. .... I IORETTA HANLEY Madge, dainty, delicate in health, sweet disposition .............. HELEN KELLY Peg, vivacious, earnest, sincere, eager to make others happy. .MARGARET CLEARY 5 x.: Sarah, the Irish cook ............................ . ............... NORMA O'BRIEN Lizzie, her sister, the maid ....... . , .... ..... ...,. C E LESTE MCGREAL Mrs. Conti, a talkative Italian .....................,...... ....... . -XLICE NOONE Mrs. Barclay, Emily VVeston's refined friend of about forty .,...... AGNES MCNALLY SYNOPSIS Act I. Sitting-room at Miss Weston's. Morning. Act II. Same scene, two weeks later. Twilight. Act III. Same scene, two weeks later. Orchestra Virginia Hallinan Lucille Gallaher Frances Sheridan Helen Hanrahan Srninr iirnm COM ZVIITTEES Arraizgeazzeizts Marie Farrell Margaret Coyle Mona Casey Jean Hackett One lzmzdwrz' tlzirty-fam' Decorations Margaret Minogue Dorothy Leonard Eleanor Slattery Florence Slade f . . .J ff A ,fxfr '. 'A-N 1. 1 ,I I V. QQQQ wiv if '79, ijlllElllMSl Q15iQ 4' 'J' ' 'H' Cfvf 5.,U illiagnr Bruner lirvarnts Urnphg in filling Eilrrn lllribuirr Enthusiastic Demmistration Given to Most Popular High School Girl Amid the clicking' of newspaper cziiiicras, Nlayor YVil1iani E. Devcr presented 21 silver loving cup to Miss Eileen McGuire, Cook C'ounty's most popular high school girl. A dozen happy, smiling' girls from Mercy High School accoinpzuiicd Eileen McGuire to the City Hall, where Mayor Dever officiated at the ceremony of presenting to her the silver loving cup which carried with it the title, t'Cook County's Most Popular High School Girl. With Miss McGuire, the party from Mercy numbered thirteen, but no thought of had luck had half a chance to spoil the fun of the joyful group. The Marine Band striking up HHail to the Chief for the chief executive of the United States could not create a more stirring' and enthusiastic scene than that which greeted Miss Mc'Guire upon her return to school. The entire student body was lined up in front of the school building, and when the conquering heroine arrived, a lusty cheer went up. The silver cup in one arm and a large bouquet of beautiful red roses in the other, Eileen made a pretty sight as her fellow-students swarmed around her to bestow their congratulations.-Higlz School IVm'Id. f ?N QXJQQQJ .......l......... Our fl1H141'1'mi lf1ir'Iy-lim' ,, 5553 ,.,,ic3 Eliamnua Sfaginga nf Ihr Near Strat We're sunk ......., . . . Let me see your proofs? , . , Any class dues'? , . . . . .. Anyone an extra tie? .. . Do you think it'll go?!'. . . . .. I know it, but I can't say it .. t'Whe1'e's your tie? ..... UNO, that isnlt fattening . . . . My hair looks a wreck ...,.. .. Oh, I have to study my history? .. I had to wait for the Liar .... , . . I how1ed ......,... . . . Don't interrupt . .,.,....,. . Jump, girls, now jump high . .. Betty's here, girls!! . ....... . Who did any homework? .. ....Mona Casey . . . .Almost anyone . . . .Ruth Corbett . . . . , .Mary Larkin . , . .Cecelia McGuire . . .Aileen Birckenmier Sister Mary Concepta Sister Mary Assumpta . . . . .Catherine Becker . . .Beatrice Real . . . . . . .Alice Gavin . . . . .Frances Reading Catherine Henneberry .Sister Mary Anacleta . . . .Elizabeth MeDade . . . . .Most anybody Uhr manning nf NPD anim illlauh Farewell, dear friends, the day has passed, I ne'er shall see you more, But in the silent depths of the night I!l1 count your virtues o'er. You were the rulers of that realm Of tin cans and of ashes. O Maud and Ned, thou faithful mules My tears fall fast in splashes! You've earned a place in Mercy High No one can ever fill. But, oh, for the sound of Z1 vanished neigh, And the thump of a hoof that is still! Full oft have I gazed upon you Through the long and dreary day, When 21 lingrering glance from your soulful eyes Drove lliy S01'1'OVVS HYVHY. Gone! Gone! like a mocking voice This dirge rings in my ear. There's no one to distract the class- Oh, would that you were here! No more the he-haws from a mangry throat, No toss of a Hea-bit head. Let death knells roll and bell extol The passing of Maud and Ned. W' 'fx Cl926D A film' lzvrlirlfwl ,'fzff'!j.'-.ri.!' c:3'f7EF5z wb V4 X A If 0, f 'Nic N1 . 9411. fflhe Tfferoiarg M7 - y QQ k 'X' ' 'Y . ' K! , 'F-S 4 W f, Q I ig Zyfvp' O K :Maxxum-9 X i Uk r f x 'nw Pam of learmuq -' A .xx X X dia 4 .. NJ , xx W! VSAM- W i 5 E 17 Ui Vf M 15 Wi!! fi I 'Qi ix mm. I las y,q1.fQl..fl,,1.Q m Milk twfmafa ' fmmn W ffgwff Qf f K fi X, Xf E LF 5 A if fu L 5 , , bf f A f pow T QW f ,U W .i 7 .V if NNW '- Jffjl .Qxkxxgsff 1' Erlnwifnf Rgxkffgv gm: Mm Acmfx ABMWQ ,WAHM mm? LTC. '11, 5 32 9 K MK Q digg jf A.m. W I 4 X, x 8159 YQ wtf 1 Y ,QWH ' WXM hfusepiwmnds fmraxavpeakauw Y U fwn' - 19253 . OIIL' lzrlmfrffl lflirig'-.u'2:71 me W an 1 ' ' ihelieifaiee - 'T CTVEEQ Urn Qlnmmanhmmin nf fllllvrrg v 1. Thou shalt appear ever in thy dignified uniform-else thou shalt be relieved of the undignified sum of five cents. 2. Thou shalt not raise thy waist line nor shalt thou sew thy plaits. 3. Thou shalt always appear in gym costume on thy respective gym days, 4. Thou shalt never talk in the bread line. 5. Thou shalt always bring back thy tray in the cafeteria. 6. Thou shalt always say thy grace before and after meals in the cafeteria. 7. Thou shalt never be late or else thy purse shall be minus a nickel. 8. Thou shalt never prompt. 9. Thou shalt never loiter in the halls. 10. Thou shalt always keep silence down in the locker rooms. Blessed are they who Blessed are they who Troyg Blessed are the dumb S. M. A15 Blessed Blessed Blessed Blessed ii are the meek are they that are they who are the fateful in Spanish for they shall not fail unwantingly. Evatiiuhrn nf the Seniors are tardy for their days shall be lessenedg can translate Virgil, for they shall be called the children of in History, for theirs is the pleasure of a conference with in Chemistry, for they shall not possess their belongingsg hunger for English for S. M. I. will replenish themg miss their French for they shall stay to learn itg Biffvrsnt maya nf Saying El Emft lcilflllin fin the 12:15 Senior English Class? I can't start -- I know but I canlt say it. Forget how it starts. Well, I studied-butY. Well, Oh-Ah-Well now- U ul in I studied, but I can't remember. forgot my book last night. Somebody has my book--I can't find it. t'Wel1, that's right, lsn't it? is I didn't have a study period so I couldn't study. taurus who ? You and I know a maid who has bright sunny hair, And blue eyes that just sparkle in fun, She's a pal, a true friend with whom none can compare, And our deepest affection she's won. You may think it's because of her own happy Way, Or the sweetness her blue eyes impart, But it's something within her that sends forth its ray, It's the light that shines out from her heart. ,V-W -sw Ll92GJ fllll? IllllltiI'4'lI lflirfy-ciylzt me ar e of QD 1. A - tlwhe erpoiapr - Q-'W y dk ikrrahg Have you ever known a longing. friend, To follow a winding lane That goes on and on to Arcady Where Song and Enchantment reign, To set out at dawn and face the East Where the sun climbs a pearly sky. To be free to go to Arcady And sorrow and care defy? Have you ever known a yearning, friend, To follow the wind's light way As it whispers songs of Arcady, Of romance, adventure, and play? If you've never known such a longing, friend, Seek not to find Arcady, Just be glad you know not its lure, Haunting dreams and mystery. R ho? Do the Freshmen blush when they gaze at a Senior 'Z Is it We can't use the main entrance 7 Are the two blocks from 79th to 81st street on Prairie the longest blocks in the city 7 Was the manager always out when we went to get an ad for the Mercian? Do people like to complain about the manners of the girls on the street car? Does Dorothy Hillon like to talk? Do all the Seniors complain of pain on Wednesday 'Z Does Eleanor Slattery become inquisitive during History 'Z Must the Seniors be an example for the rest of the school '? M. Cronin-- Look here, Catherine, l've found a button in this salad. C. Rauen- That's all right, it's part of the dressingfl G. Cutler- Elizabeth, who was Hamlet'?i' E. McDade- Give me your New Testament and I,ll show you. X X .A Ctiaaey ------- Uin' lv1rl1f1f'mI lflil'ffx 7I1lli' illvmemher mag Burk when Sunflowers and tin cans grew on Mercy lawn? Loretta Worster wore her hair in pig- tails? We thought the Seniors were super- natural beings? Sister Mary Sebastian stopped the foot- ball game? We used to get all 90's and 95's on our report cards? We used to lock our lockers? When UBetty was a famous unknown? When Loretta Hanley and Helen Sears had the leading parts in the mob scene of the Upper Room? Mary Chan and Catherine Quinn missed their lessons? Mary Biltgen was excited? VVe took home every book in our desks? lVe couldn't wait to let Dad see our reportsll? Only wooden roofs had shingles? The Commercial girls had their first Spanish lesson? When the dumbbells of Mercy gym were exhibited by the Commercials? When. no red ribbons and no colored stockings were worn? We met the Cardinal with our little flags and red ribbons on Dedication Day? VVe voted for our candidate in thc popularity contest? We, strangers, met for the first time at Mercy? We sold tickets for the Senior Frolic? mlm glib 5311? HNUW I want 15 minutes of good hard study. HI simply will not stand for this. H.-Xre you 1005 loyal? Where's your school spirit? 'tWho gives out trays this week? 'tYou're wanted in the ofiicef' Have you your goods?'l Where is your apron? 4: Gbur Gianhg Stare Right down in our candy store, The best in all the town, You'll find the Elite, The people of great renown. First there's Babe Ruth Who bats a wicked ball. Behave Yourself '40 Henry That will not do at all. Wilbur's 'iSister Susie Eats peanuts by the score And spends poor Wilbur's Dollars 'Till he can buy no more. There Plain Jane and Topsy sit And gossip all the day, Eating Orange and Lemon Drops To pass the time away. Then we see 'Tat Emma? The champion heavyweight Who called Mary Jane a i'Pie Facet' And met a mighty sad fate. In the sea of education None sink in death For there are some great i'Life Savers Which, too, perfume the breath. We've sure a dandy candy store, The best that one could find. Here you can getvjust what you want Cause we've got every kind. Clan 131111 Elnmginv Ann Boyle when Mary Burns? Beatrice Real at Frances Reading? A Leach with a Ford? A Dick son with a White head? A Hill on a Hy land? Margaret Coyle when Alice Gav in? Mary Larkin while Helen Sears? Genevieve Tuton when Mary Cald er? 439253 Our Iiiuzdwd forty Hot ........ , . ,..... Margaret Quigly - Frances Seefeldt and Ann Farrell and the Dill Pickle. Frances ..... Anna ....... Frances .... Anna .... Frances .... Anna .... , , . Sl ..ffffffff,.ff'8i2 . , . . .81-12 please Anna ...812-12 please Frances . , . . .814240 fy herself . . . .8124240 fy herself With graceful feet a maiden sweet iVas tripping the light fantastic VVhen she suddenly tore, for the dress- ing-room door! You never can trust elastic. Life is full of problems But perhaps the greatest one, YVas the question of a dance card At my Senior Prom. Poor old uniform! Dear old uniform! Your days are nearly done. Oft 1've abused you And disgracefully used you So I ani the sorry one! Y. Hallinan- Sister, please, what date is today? S. M. A.+K'Never niind the date- hurry with your examination-that's more importantf' V. Hallinan- VVell, I wanted to have something right. A is tor athletics everyone invited, T . is for tennis not at all slighted, H is for hiking well represented, L is for the linking of laughter and Inn. E is for energy acquired in the gym, T is for our team work always A num- ber 1, I is for the interest held during! our games, C' is for our coach, Miss MCCluskey. Rah! Rah! Rah! SENIOR BAROMETER H. Hanifang Do you want a western story or a sea story for the Annual?'! A. Ford- A sea story-they're not so dry. L. Hackney-'tEloise, do you like lish- balls. E. De Sines-K'Don!t think I ever at- tended any. S. M. E.+H1I2ll'Qf2il'St, who led the children of Israel into Canaan? M. Cleary-HI don't know, but it Wasn't I! I just moved here from New York. Father-- Gladys, how come your re- port card came down after Christmas? G. Greenan-HWhy everything comes down after Christmas. Begggar-t'Kind lady. will you grive me a dime for a hed? D. Hillon- I.et's see the hed First. Warm ., . . . Cool ..... . . . Freezing' . . . . , Cloudy , . , Cyclone , . . . . Breezy . . . Stormy . . . . Bright , . . ..... . . Clear .... . . . Mary Variable ... ..,.. ,. .. Alice Gavin Margaret Cleary .. Marie Farrell ... Agnes McNally Loretta Hanley . . . Helen Sears . . Mary Scanlon Catherine Quinn Catherine Burns . . . Mona Vasey N. Dolan- When I graduate I'll step into a position at 5211.000 per- .-X. Farrell- Per what? N. llcalan-t'Perhaps. History Teacher--HFlorence tell me about the fur trade? F. Giblin-'ilfur was a source of wa rnith- History Teacher- Re speeitim- - what kind of fur? F. Giblin latter thinking1-t'Bul'Yalo. X. -N, Q,l92GJ Um' flrimlrlwl fwr'!j'fm1 me e.i W if of :QQ - ' U -S eeggeeeea Gm Uhr rllrrrg llianhhnnk A-Amiable, attentiveQ attractive-Seniors '26. B-Bashful but brave-Freshies '26. C-Catch-those things you confront in exams. Result, D's. D-A mark of distinction on your report cards. E-Eating--11:15 A. M.-Butterfiy Salads sometimes. F-Faithfulness of the Faculty. G-Gym-a place cherished by the pleasingly plump. H-A popular promenade where pupils are easily sighted during class hours. I -Innocence-personified when one is caught in mischief-a highly cultivated habit of the Seniors. J -Joke- No school tomorrow, girls! Kw'iThe Katies -Katie Henneberry, Katie Quinn, Katie Becker, Katie Hyland, Katie Hanlon. L-Love-for stiff exams and more homework. M-Mercyw-our pride and our joy. 0-Oversleep-what none of us would think of doing on school days. P-Punctual-the Juniors. Q-Queer--how the Freshies felt when entering Mercy-how the Sophs feel when punished-how the Juniors will feel next September-how the Seniors feel when praised. History class. R-Ready-Oh! just anytime you call on us--Senior S-Seniors-the sophisticated creatures who expect to get a diploma in June. T-Tardy4Seniors, never! U-Useless-to try to convince a Sophomore. V-Vague-a Senior's knowledge. W-Wisdom Row-English iv. classes. X-X-Seniors-pretty soon, girls! Z-A little goose-egg sometimes found on our examination papers. what Mahi, En' ilimnnua at Merrg Eileen McGuire ........ Beatrice Real .... Marise Stafford .. Mary Chan ..... Grace -Gildea . .. Loretta Hanley . . . Marie Farrell .. . . Helen Hanrahan Helen Murphy .... Alicia Ford .... Helen Sears .... Dorothy Phee ...... Catherine Murphy . . . Alice Noone ....... Margaret Cleary Eleanor Slattery . . . . .Her friendly manner .Her ability in dramatics . . . .Her sweet disposition ....Her skill with the brush .. . .Clearing th . .Her beautiful red hair . . . . . .Her witty remarks ........Her 9:30 arrival . . , . .Making free throws e gym floor in basketball Being Editor-in-Chief .Crying Hither, thither . . .Baking wonderful cakes . . . . . . . . .Playing volleyball Her Stage Struck Hero . . . . . .Her eastern accent . . . .Her amusing answers Our I1 li ndrrd fnrti'-lion x W f X If xx J X ,I+ 3 '-- -, X '-' ff X ,, fi- XX +iX X ! X I K ff' 4 'VW ' , r X xx 4.41- N if -f' 1,75-X xx , , ,f if Y K' M' V K ,fy XA Xxffyf x f fX x X X X xx W ff xx xx xx ' - . X. xx 1 X XY X ! il j X in XX 5 , . xi ,, K! xi xy kx , ff , - Ni V ' -X f' Xff r L x V' K f 3 - - A , x A I xx iiiiiv- - : 4., A --.1 ,--A - ,-..,'A' f- -- 1 1 '. 'T':-'A' 1 '- x ' ' , , , , , , '71 -- ---'- -fm 4-744' wwxxxfxwxxx x x X Dearhader' of the as QW? 'WSW Vxdurqd N of New Sched hiv and have mn Wyrd ax HQXMQE HW gf, record of M fuiure of our harm K m,a,,f, 1312 apes Qwaz nunamfzf. ui Sham ----A- whom Nagy has made our arxnuax FWKKKWDHI xnTzrvQS,oY must of our acNeTFsau'ax1nd0i fmffv X ZZ! 1.1 n'l0f1Y wh0S?MV hd M01 alrom V 0 'X M m i P xwarouzsxx QNU' me M J will Rjfxvarkfunp Y 2X X l i ff K 2 xx X X 4 ' iz., ,,,x w xX x f+ M f -4X X f x N . W . ,, , ,N ,,:k,,,,,, ,,-,.1., . ..... .... , -v Tm- Q f -4.1.4 . -1,-,.,. .. .Q 'nw-'.,'Y--'.4 , ,.:,. . ,Q f..,n.fm , -- - .wa .. ,-wifff, 1- .guy -,' M ' ...YI 1 .Ju fi!-'1 :.., V- I 'J .efw gll ff ' -:g,lE:,W, ff,: 1, Q .y a fa g y i hgfiwfxfe-aggg,i,fQ ,343' K If fy gp i - f f . we . N f, ,T 1 1 :N 1 If 1, f I f 1. 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POWELL This bank is authorized to act as executor, administrator, guardian trustee, or in any other trust capacity. UNDER SUPERVISION UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT REGULAR MEMBER CHICAGO CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION Member FederaI Reserve System E COMPLIMENTS OF J. P. Nellis 623 Company Landscape Architects WRIGLEY BUILDING CHICAGO Fiske? E -Q. Mosnia .10- UT he Business College With the University Atmosphere Prepare for a business career-be independent for life. Munson Shorthand Gregg Shorthand Secretarial Courses In the Day School Girls Only Are Enrolled A Bulletin giving complete information about the Secretarial, Stenographic, or 'Accounting Course will be mailed free upon request. No Solicitors Employed. PAUL MOSER, J. D., PH. B., PRESIDENT 116 South Michigan Avenue 12th Floor Randolph 4347 CHICAGO ONLY HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES ARE ENROLLED AT MOSER Recommended by the faculty of the Mercy High School -fd I Pi! 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The radio receiver is rl 5-tuhe Navy amy- -.,, 5 i ' licensed circuit. f 5 szoo 1 Q Q- 1 W E at 3 -with tubes and batteries and complete gi 2 guamxztccd installation, 543.75 extra. A 5 Q SPECIAL PAYMENT TERMS if' 'Q W Two Other Remarkably Fine ' Sonora Receiving Sets! l T soNoRA CABINET TYPE SPEAKER J: f 'u - ffll!lhL:fi:1.IiIlwlmlnlnllnl 1 1' i I ' ,,,,, Irxx '-'-' 1 A reprodueer of delightfully mellow tone, Sonora design llVii,:fr1Qgj:'w,r Wiffillwiwwnjfl . and craftsmanship is reflected in results, if f 'EffFi.f!'..vv 'H ,..., :..f.,. f ' - MJhiIMKWIELWTMHILNHMEMUZHA1'IA Ideal for all sets. Price ............,........., Anulilulllllllllillllij l t fijiifffgffsffigfrgfgi:,:,.1.,. A 5-tube highly selective and efficient receiver Q .:l,- in solid mahogany cabinet. S '7 ' l',2f Price, less ztcressories , .....,........ S 'iii Cash or terms to suit you urphy Son 6414 Cottage Grove Avenue CNeXt Door to Pershing Hotel, E COMPLIMENTS OF W. El. CRANLEY 'FE Q Class Of '27 Q Q GOOD WISHES TO OUR 'SSENIQRSH MERCY ORCHESTRA Skis? Q Q QFQPSS x 4 ,,g. J'- :V R 'E R . If M K. - COMPLIMENTS OF DE LA SALL TO OUR FRIENDS AT MERCY X525 W E WEE Mercy's Charter Class 1928 Kafka? 3? ki 226923 WELCOME TO THE CLASSES OF 1926 MERCY FEDERATION isis? Q 5 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE HNIERCIANH MERCY GLEE CLUB W COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF Lawrence F. King Trustee Sanitary District Of Chicago Kenny Brothers Undertakers 5438 S. I-IALSTED STREET PHONES: Boulevard 231 7 and Yards 0662 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS E QSQPSS T SINCERE GOOD WISHES f1 0m THE JUNIOR COMMERCIAL STUDENTS Reis? Q iw... Compliments of John B. Wheeler National Banks Are Different National Banks operate under a charter granted by the Comptroller of the Currency of the United States. These charters require that certain standards be met, and only institutions meeting those standards are granted a National charter. This bank operates under a National charter. The Mutual National Bank 7829-31 SOUTH I-IALSTED STREET COMPLIMENTS OF The FRESHMEN Sgegifiwlg Q Herman H. Hettler Lumber Co. Telephone l-lumbolt 0200 260l ELSTON AVENUE C l-l l C A G O Catholic Bishop of Chicago SVZWQ Gold Bonds 5500.00 - 351,000.00 Maturing in l to I0 Years All Bonds are signed by His Eminence, George Cardinal Nlunclelein McMahon E6 Hoban l05 SOUTH LA SALLE STREET Phone Dearborn 909l MERCY HOSPITAL School for Nurses CHICAGO II D Affiliated With Loyol U ty THREE YEAR COURSE E cdr Eligiblef Rgtt in All Stat E E Requirements : FOUR YEAR HIGH SCHOOL WE DELIVER TO ALL PLANTS AND CUT PARTS OF THE CITY FLOWERS REDDEN Florist Flowers for All Occasions FUNERAL DESIGNS AND WEDDING BOUQUETS A SPECIALTY. Phone Englewood 0362 5510 South Halsted Street CLARKE-MCELRQY Publishing Company 6140-42 COTTAGE GROVE AVE. C H I C A G O I L L -Phone- Midway 3935 Printers of This Annual THINGS of Quality are distinctive. They stand out sharp and clear against the flat level of mediocrity. ln them are reflected always the genius, vision and artistic handi- work of a master Craftsman. Such things live and endure. They set, each in its own sphere, the stand- ards of excellence at which imita- tors aim. But leadership in ex- cellence is never attained through imitation. As the shadow but im- perfectly reflects the image of sub- stance, so the imitator copies only the form, not the essence of Qual- ity. Real Quality does not hold the lure of cheapness. Though neces- sarily of higher price it costs less in the end. It is by the policy of not how cheap, but how good that Quality lives. The Comptorneter School This same policy has dominated every step in the progressive development of the Comptorneter and of our schools. The Chicago school, which is one of one hundred and forty schools in the principal cities, is located at 29 S. LaSalle Street. The require- ments for admission are - two years or more of high school and over sixteen years of age. Felt 6'9 Tarrant Mfg. Co., Chicago, Ill. IT! O O .-C1 ing Sc ital and Train SD f Mercy Ho ents o lim Comp FD .1-1 O o, Illin Chicag SCS, Nur for Saint Xavier College for Women 4928 Cottage Grove Avenue Chicago, Illinois Affiliated with the Catholic University of America Accredited by Catholic Educational Association University of Illinois, illinois State Examination Board Membership in American Council on Education Association of American Colleges Federation of Illinois Colleges Bachelor Degree in Arts, Science, Music Teachers' Certificate Course, Pre-Medical Teachers fChicagoJ Promotional Credit Classes Send for Announcement When in Need of a Stenographer Call TRIANGLE 4278 We Have Had the Pleasure of Serving Cardinal Mundelein Cn His Own Residence Mercy High School And Many Other Parish Buildings in This Diocese We seal the open g between the window and door frames a d th b k wall on exterior f your building. KSAVES TONS OF COALJ ADVANCE CALKINC CQ., lnc. 19 S. La Lalle St. Telephone State 7866 Alma Mater What is the Mercy Federation? The Mercy Federation is a Federation of the Alumni of the following schools. St. Elizabeth. St. Gabriel. St. lta. St. James. Mercy Hospital Training School for Nurses. St. Patrick. St. Xavier College. St. Xavier Academy. WHY THE MERCY FEDERATION? To keep all Mercy Graduates closely associated with their Alma Mater. WHAT DO WE OWE OUR ALMA MATER? A great measure of our happiness and success today is due to the training we received at school. HOW CAN WE REPAY DEBT TO OUR ALMA MATER? By paying our yearly dues of SL00 promptly and supporting 01-ll' Sisters in all their undertakings. THE WESTERN NEWS COMPANY T- - WHOLESALE - - BOOKS - MAGAZINES STATIONERY .-E- I7-29 East Austin Avenue CI-IICAGO, ILLINOIS Established ISQ9 Fur Storage -- Remodeling J. EINI-IORN TI-IE OLD RELIABLE FURRIER 'Y' iii?-. 939 East 63rd Street Phones Hyde Park 7656, 75l6 Sullivan - Farmer Wholesale Confectionefs and Fountain Supplies -E-. H842-44 STEWART AVE. Phone: Pullman 0250 .. Autlnorized Agents for Coco-Cola Phone Triangle 2 I 20-2 I 2 I ig... Cornelius S. Kelly Funeral Director -X- 6915-I7 Wentworth Avenue Ph s Triangle 481 l-48l2 William J . Wightman 7847 So. Loomis Street Contractor and Builder REAL ESTATE : : LOANS : : INSURANCE COMPLIMENTS OF Saint Rita High School Conducted by Augustinian Fathers Ted's Sweet Shop ZI I E.. 79th Street LIGHT LUNCHEON ICE CREAM SODAS SUNDAES CANDY -E.. DaIy's Grocery and Market 6638 Cottage Grove Ave. PHONE FAIRFAX 2738-2071 ,gi ...gi T hos. H. Neary PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Cor. 7 I st and VERNON AVE. Telephone Stewart 0760 ...Xi YOUR HEALTH a YOUR MONEY YOUR CLOTHES By Using Our Wet Wash Service Special Rates Wednesday, Thurs- day and Fridays. ALL PHONES FAIRFAX 3782 CaIumetWetWash Laundries 7033 SOUTH CHICAGO AVE. Tel. Wabash 9163 Room 659 AVAILABLE SUPPLY CORPORATION 122 South Michigan Ave. Chicago, Ill. SCHOQL SUPPLIES Service and Quality Guaranteed Palmer Pads Theme Pads Composition Books Pencils Rulers Erasers Ink Water Colors Before placing your orcler, ask our representative to call. Prospect 4130 -. .- John McCarthy REAL ESTATE Renting - Loans - Insurance 1405 W. 63rd STREET C I-I I C A Ci O CIifford 8: Fisher Markets 810 VV. 63rd Street Phone Wentworth 1326 7810 South I-IaIstecI Street Phone Stewart 0492 295 Western Avenue Phone BIue IsIancI 1038 - - ' oai - 5 in Sd L1fe'L1ke MamTe1.Ci3nidS nigga I 6 B n offi - N in sd ranCTel. A:I:bany 0550 I e Artistic Posing .-3... Calumet Studio 9124 Commercial Ave. Tel. Res., South Chicago 3135 Tel. South Chicago 1951 CITY - SUBURB - ANYWHERE QI o h n L y n C I1 3404 N, Harding Ave. REPAIRING CONTRACTOR PLASTERINC - BRICK - CEMENT Chimney Building Tile Partitions Work Guaranteed 452 V-Vest 47th Street 3649 Division Street CHICAGO, ILL. GENERAL CDNTRAETDRS 1534 VAN BUREN BT c:Hl::AGu R.l2.WlEE EILDT ECI . Builders Mercy High School Thomas F. Whitehead Company, Inc. Radios -::- Tires AUTG ACCESSORIES A- BATTERIES REPAIR SERVICE Y WASHING Every Want and Every Service for the Car 670I So. I-Ialsted St. 6647 So. Western Ave. COIVIPLIMENTS OF COMPLIIVIENTS OF HENRY BOSCH Henry A. Engel 669 C 0 M PA N Y CHICAGO CHICAGO F. W. Prindiville V. McGuire Nlillinery, Hosiery, Novelties Nlarcelling, Shampooing, -5- and Hair Shingling. F.W.PR1ND1y1LLE Gmveland Hat RENTING A GDP REAL ESTATE INSURANCE .... .. l527 East 53rd Street Phone Midway 2525 Beauty Shop We Specialize in lVlillinery That Fits the Purse as Well as the Head 7643 COTTAGE GROVE AVE.. Phone Triangle 7638 BRODERICK SISTERS Phone Monroe 2491 J. J. HERLIHY, Inc. Contractors and Engineers i..O. WE INSTALLED THE HEATING AND VENTILATING OF THE NEW MERCY HIGH SCHOOL Oi,T Steam, Vapor, Vacuum and I-Iot Water Heating, VentiIating, Power PIants and Refrigeration, InstaIIa ing and Repairing . . 810 West Congress Street C H I C A G O Ramisperger 69DLcz1's0n Inc. Makers of Fine Furs ..g?. I05 EAST 55th STREET CHICAGO .Ege- Englewood 4526, 4527 COMPLIMENTS Auburn Park T r u s t 21 n d Savings Bank 79th and Halsted Streets Capital and Surplus, 5390000.00 Associated Member Chicago Clearing House Associate A Safe and Sound Bank Dr. Phone Triangle 4182 Prompt Delivery D E N T I S T -gp- 400 EAST 79th ST. ..gE... Phone Vincennes 9357 ..R.. f PHARMACY -XF- 79th Street and South Park Ave. Two Registered Pharmacists Prescription Work a Specialty READING COAL COMPANY II524 S. Michigan Avenue CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Q Q is Ph : PULLIVIAN 0580 0581 Q ie Q We recommend KoPPERs CHICAGO Coma Central Provision Company Q Q E DeaIers in BEEF, PORK, VEAL AND IVIUT T ON EEE xi Q 854 Fulton Street Phone RepubIie 4100 South-West Coal and Material Co. 2038-60 West 59th st. Member Cook County Real Estate Board LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH THE MEN WHO CAN SELL IT. V. I-I. VoIpin 8: Co. REAL ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANCE CHICAGO ESTATES MANAGED 692I South I-IaIsted St. FRANK R. NICGARR CHICAGO, ILL. President Phones Wentworth 2122-7638 HERBERT BOILER -COMPANY- HEATING AND POWER BOILERS .. Y, 074 GARBAGE BURNERS WATER HEATERS ,LLYUYWWL Root and La Salle Streets CHICAGO ,Lew .2 , - Telephones - Yards 0734 BouIevard 2496 Phone Fairfax 2968 Dr. C. J. McNulty DENTIST 62001 Cottage Grove Avenue CHICAGO Hours: 9 A, IVI. to I2 IVI., I P. IVI. to 5 P. IVI., 7 P. IVI. to 9. P. M., Except Wednesdays. Telephones Harrison 05 I 8-634 7 V Y QJV, Ylxw Ziegler Provision Company WHOLESALE MEATS fic POULTRY Hotel and Restaurant Supplies Our Specialty 755 SOUTH STATE STREET Chicago E U R E K A TEA ings, hotels and factories are fast turn Em H Better Coal cient owners of apartment lnuilcl- 'KEASTMAN POCAHONTAS The 100 Per Cent Pure Pocahontas Coal One trial always convinces them that it produces more steam for less money than any other fuel. Order a Load Today Eastman Coal Company Main Office: 252 W. 69th St. Telephone All Depts. Went. 3215 OUR YARDS COVER THE CITY COMPANY 500-04 West 26th Street CHICAGO, ILL. -W WE DELIVER DIRECT TO YOUR HOME -gi Tel. Calumet 0572 FOR CHOICE REAL ESTATE - - SEE-- -.A'EUGENE C-'QR-CSSMAQIS 6' COM PANY Central Office So, Side Office Room 1049 First 7500 S. State St. Nat'l Bank Bldg. Stewart 5649 Central 8088 FOR HOME SITES OR INVEST- MENT - MUNDELEIN J-f2i'ef.,-.alia ,gai:if'ia4,g. fs -Q.-.f-iqgxe .1-.f ' Q., K ,Q:1,4'...-,J7:? , :Sf iafs?'4:ggs1sf1,f-fa N.- .35.e'4f.- ff- ' 5-14144 :diff-'W--. f ,- ..T .f 3 'ff'CW .mix ff 3 . ogre. , -:K .dw 4.5.1 ff E-'aw 154' K .V ffifgiqt. fg1wte11f1f Y - 11 -- ' -'iifl afieffkraffg 'it' t,1.Ki ffai4'fL'T 'f37 . '-.fwnrjzgfll fhii-i trx N uhilt- the iulxziuiizmi-s in rvlmivf- -I-lent lll um-li in you is ilu' limi- in lim one or i ls in Lakewood Heights, Mundelein 'r lmmi- silt-5 ui- imx-stint-nt ui- -itll-r you ih ,,,.,mi.iai,v mi limi- iam Wiring- rm ,-ww. x 1 - aw low. :U pm- 4-em ilfm - l 1 1 L H.,-in. wi-it um sim.: xm-in sim,-.A Lim- st-.-me in ii sw-am, .iii-at-1 to viii.-wi. Lake County Land Associatio ll ARTHVR H. JONES. General Salas Manager Telephone Randolph 2373 Chicago Office: 79 W. Monroe St. Oflifcs Also in Libertyville and Mundclein. Ask about UNI' S1zfr'z'yf PnI1'c'j1 UNDER STATE AND CLEARING HOUSE SUPERVISION NOW, is the time to START your savings account. SAVING is easy When YOUR money is earning MON EY for you. HARBOR STATE BANK Stony Island at Seventy-Ninth Street Phone Saginaw 2920 OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS FROM 6:30 8:30 P. M. OPIICAL 301341 IXSTRUMI- INTQ XXD SLI IIIIS DOMESTIC SLILNLP 'IHERIIIOWIP IILR X SPECIALTY ..,,,0 -LA Watry E? Heidkamp OPTOIVIETRISTS and OPTICIANS FYES CARI?I UIiLY l I'I I'ED IFCFACIF XXI TXELI XSSFS IIIXIJI IO ORDER ,,,,-.0 7,7 I7 West Randolph Street Telephone Central 3417 CHICAGO, ILL. Phone Chesterfield O2 I5 ,LWOYG South Park Service Station I . I.. IIITCKSOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OILS AND GASOLINE BEST GRADE LUBRICATING OILS TIRES 1 TUBES I ACCESSORIES FORD REPAIRING , W, 0, WA..- 89th St. and South Park Ave. CHICAGO SERVICE AND ACTION THE ROSELAND STATE SAVINGS BANK , 0,,,, II4th Place and Michigan Ave CHICAGO ARTISTS' MATERIALS DRAWING SUPPLIES - - AND - - PICTURE FRAMING Quality, Service and Price We Are Sure Will Please You. ,077. Favor, Ruhl Ea Company HOME OI THE ARTIST LLLLQT 425 South Wabash Avenue CHICAGO HERES A BUMPER TO MATCH YOUR CAR , - .li E .... D L, Z, , . ,,. MH, gf. Wggggg EQQEEEEQEQREREEEEEEEEREEQQQR The bold lines ancl massive appearance of the Taylor De Luxe Bumpers and Fencler Guards are in harmony with the latest designs of motor car engineering. All cars do not look alike-all bumpers should not look alike. Your bumper effects the appearance of your car more than any other acces- sory. Be sure it is in keeping with the size and design of your car. The Taylor De Luxe is a great improvement over the ordinary bumper both in appearance and protection. Come in and let us show you this line- let us show you how Taylor De Luxe will dress up your car. HUMPERS FUR HUDSON. NASH, STUDEBAKER. HIHCK, PACKARD, ETC. S28.5U FENDER GUARDS. PER PAIR .S28,50 ESSEX HUM1-'ERS 522.041 , . TAYLOR , DE LUXE ,,-ft .5 , FENDER QA ' Ev , GUARDS , - eel -W Hci0IIIfIl'ft' CEU' Elllllflllfllfn ' SIMPLEX WINDSHIELD WING CO. 2241 South Michigan Avenue Chicago, lll. CGMPLIMENTS OF RAYMO D M. GRATTAN REALTY SERVICE First Seventy-Ninth Street Realtor COMPLHVIENTS OF The Elevator COMPLIMENTS CF George P. Latchford, .Ir Company President of Of America MERCY FEDERATION .... , , ig... COMPLIMENTS OF County Commissioner Joseph Fitzgerald .-W COMPLIIVIENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. J. Broderick -W -E- CQMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 131 Phone Diversey 3780 . Federal Plumbing 1 gc .1 Heating Company Phone Prospect l565 . Edmund A. Murphy REAL ESTATE Incorporated CGNTRACTORS Loans, Insurance 2354 N. Clark sf. 'E'- Robert J. Farrell, Pres. and Mgn 62l4 South Ashland Ave. CHICAGO CHICAGO OAKLAND SIX - PONTIAC SIX Phone Triangle 4465 W... Frecl Hall Motor Sales 66l7-23 South Western Avenue CHICAGO Telephones: Service Dept., Rep. 6494 Sales Dept., Rep. 6495 13... Mada11z Loschetter Manufacturers of I-ligh-Oracle I7 U R S Storage, Remodeling and Repairing 902 W. 79th Street CHICAGO Fuel Oil THE CORRECT GRADE OF FUEL OIL FOR EVERY MAKE OIL BURNER Tank Truck Deliveries IVIacIe Promptly to All Sections of Chicago and Suburbs Lynch-Clarisey Comp-any 3201-II SOUTH WOOD STREET FROIVI CHICAGO Phone Lafayette 3200 FROIVI NORTH SHORE Phone GreenIeaf 1206 LW Carroll Ice Cream 50 W. 60th STREET Phone Normal I700 ...gi I F?5 5E5 Ei A complete, intelligent and capable ll See Powerful fl Real Estate Service backed by 36 ll gl years of Souncl business practice. I U I I il REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS l with the VI I? Nfotopdriven Brush 1 BUILDING MANAGEMENT l HE famous FEDERAL INSURANCE 1 electric swccper has -T55 rl powerful suction and Elf--fix ll REAL ESTATE LOANS I h hl iz:-aisliff. V E iliia1i1Soiliii1ii1CO1EelS.OrOug Y I. CO-OPERATIVE I QEZZJTZZg?fiKi1.Z5Z?,iZiii? APARTMENTS A tion draws the dust out of them. Ki' I .F - H ll Ask forFree Home K P l Demonsfratlon 9 C e y 0 a g ll e I No obligation.Telepl1une Ran- if ll ll oldf1gm51280! Izumi 163, 164, II H UNC, 'L or 'Wm A ij is EQWOTNRWMIJEQEQESffgggEIQEQIIIEEI lg Established 1890 2 was Adamss . -UQ-fu,fsgiEEi'25Z5i.5E? i Brazch Elecitfic Shopsg il gl E3EEE 32'EZ.d I LOOP - KENWOOD -. 79th ST. I o an v . 1 ,4vTT- i 9 , -f. J ll sazw-imsffeer Tl-.. 33355 lI HYDE PARK - WOODLAWN 3935W.Madi1ou se. pn ,,,,,,,L HJ le, NNTP! 3 J SOUTH SHORE Chicago Warehouse and Terminal Company chicago Tunnel company D D CHICAGOKS UNDERGROUND FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEIVI E E S. W. TRACY, Pres. A. E. Peterson Geo. W. Porter SHOES OF PREFERENCE The Highland Bootery 1408 West 79th Street TRIANGLE 4031 -W... Shoes Rebuilt Not Merely Cobblecl Hosiery Menis, Women's, Chilclren's THIRTY it -gi COMPLIIVIENTS OF COMISKEY PARK HOME OF THE WHITE SOX FIFTH STREET AND SHIELD S AVE The Baseball Palace of the World .-E1 Charles V. McErlean REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND RENTING N. W. Cor. Ashland Ave. and 87th Street Telephone Beverly 64l3 ITAIN OI 'I ICI'I: 39 S. La Salle Street Telephone Central 2375 C H I C A C O REASONABLE and RELIA ISLE Vkith ex L:n'xe, Homelikv lrunural Parlor and no c'h:u':re- for use of same. R O G E R S H E E H Y FUNERAL DIRECTOR T333 S. HALSTED S'l'REI'f'l' Vhonv Stu.-wart T7'HI GOOD HEALTH FOR ALL THE FAMILY Wanzer's milk does wonders toward keeping the whole family in good health. lts creamy, fresh flavor makes it a delightful beverageg but it is also a health food,- concentrated nourish- ment in easily digested form. lt's a great hone and muscle builder for the youngsters and a brain stimulator for everyone. Drink more of it, You can depend on SIDNEY WANZER 6a SONS Telephone Calumet 0817 WA N Z E R ' S PURE DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPLIMENTS OF Stratford Motor Sales 708 W. 63rd STREET Phone Wentworth l 944 HUDSON, ESSEX JACK PERLMAN, General Manager Telephone Triangle 6400 A. T. Stewart Lumber Co. LUIVIBER - - YARDS AT - - 79th St. and Greenwood Ave. lllth St. and Stewart Ave. - - We Also Manufacture - - HIGH GRADE MILLWORK ---Q.--17 NX fl Good Fortune lgs f w l 4, always Hpicks Oni' 'X 'QEW folks who look gf, Els llke money X If .,. '.v. ww JNKR t 1, 'vii -F i X if rx. , : f' V A A ig , rev V if me ' 1 'W '. J' ' .6 -ff It's always well worth while to carry diff 11937 fi the look of Prosperity given by a Diamond. Our Pay-out-of-Income ' if X0 Pl makes it easy for everyone to Vg Ai Q, . . J- ty the choicest gems of growing . lg ' value without sacrifice J 3 :rtfii p . 0 Lf 5 Small l ' A ,,,,3,1 u t Femberg 65' Nzeder glffllzfce on The Wedding Ring Store ee y Payments East Street ill,-1 Opposite Washington Park Nat'l Bank ...mi Overlook, Burke 6? Co. Certified Public Accountants CHICAGO NEW YORK ...gi Thomas Mclnerneyys Sons FUNERAL DIRECTORS AUTO SERVICE ...RT Corner 46th Place and Wallace St. Telephone YARDS 0 70 3 Vincennes 7400-7401 TEAIVIING AND MOTOR Cronin, SERVICE Pickrum Sc Cushing im... lm, REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS Residence: 501 4 Grand Boulevard Phone Drexel 0124 Business Address: 538 So. Clark St. -E- Loans, Renting, Insurance 7835 So. Halsted Street Thos. Moulding Brick Company Phone Franklin 0486 We Furnished the Face Brick of the New Mercy High School Our Service Means Satisfied Customers lic-ii We carry the following material in stock at all times: PRESSED BRICK ENAMELED BRICK FIRE BRICK PAVING BRICK CEMENT CPortIandJ CEMENT fBrixment for Mortar, LIME PLASTER METAL LATH STUCCO HAIR FIBRE 1...,..O .....- ROUND IRON CHANNEL IRON COAL CLAY TILE C-YPSUM TILE COPING FLUE LINING WOOD LATH MOULDSTONE fExterior Stuccoj FURNACE CEMENT DAMPROOFING Six Warehouses centrally located: 4Ist Street and Normal Avenue 75 I4 Racine Avenue Van Buren and Desplaines 42 I 7 Ravenswoocl Avenue 45th and Belmont Avenues 66I 7 Ridge Avenue Yards 0726 Stewart 7437 Austin 0550 Lake View I 5 I S Palisade 3790 Rogers Park I484 Phone Yards I968 L - John D. Dohney Hatter and Haberdasher 741 W. 47th STREET Near Halsted DIAMONDS WATCHES and JEWELRY ON CREDIT We offer and display a fine line of merchandise at all timesg therefore, can assure you excellent Values and wonderful, confidential, easy - term credit arrangements, Open An Account With Us The Auburn Jewelers 804 W. 79th STREET Open Tues., Thurs., Sat. Evenin s Phones: Wentworth 4260 Res. Stewart 5048 Flowers For All Occasions The Chicago Florist Englewood's Leading Florist GEO. ROZAKLES 6: SONS 807 W. 69th STREET 2 Doors West of l-lalsted St. Established Since 1895 Deal With Morrow P. McGinnis and Prosper! When investing your funds, com- pare the profits made in sound real estate investments, with the returns that come from the ordinary sources. Remember that ASHLAND AVE- NUE AND WEST 79TH STREET have made hundreds of thousands of dollars for investors. Look around when investing your money. Drop in and see me. Unbiased advice about the property that l offer my clients. Ask any one that you know that has dealt with me. Residential property close to good business thoroughfares, makes good profits for small investors. Morrow P. lVlcGinnis Real Estate lnvestments 7955 So. Ashland Ave. Phone Stewart 9263 FRED'K H. BARTLETT REALTY CQ. CNot lnc.J Phone Randolph 3751 Chicagds Largest Real Estate Operators Title and Trust Building 69 W. Washington Street C H I C A C1 O - - MEMBER OF Chicago Real Est t Board - Cook C ty Real Estate Boar Chicago Associatio f Commerce -- Ch' g Board of Underwrite Hatfield Electric Compan CONTRACTING ENGINEERS 440 South Dearborn Street Phone Wabash l422 CHICAGO, J ,XA 7,5 -- xl Q rw 4 L ' ,fi-'ff F ' X , U - - .- 2 ' I REAL ESTATE 1348 West 79th Street Opposite Ada Street Phone Stewart 1079 The Vogue Shop CATHERINE A. CONERTY The Suzann Electrolysis Russian Contour LADIES' AND Open Tuesday, Thursday, Friday , and Saturday Evenings. I A GOWNS 822 West 79th Street Phone Vincennes 3 3 70 1054 W. 79th Street PHONE STEWART l0086 Marcel Wave - Shampooing l'la1r Dressmg - Mamcuu S I T ca? Treatments Ann Neilly Mary Lynch Faclal IVIassag PLASTERING WIORK OF MERCY HIGH SCHOOL - - Done by - - M. LAMARCHE 6? OO. PLASTERING CONTRACTORS PLAIN AND ORNAIVIENTAL Wabash 8796 407 South Dearborn Street Every iworlds Yffpcwritinq Champion has chosen thi Underwood ' CGW-IAT everyWorld's Typewriting Champion has chosen the Underwood is of great significance to all typewriter users. The machine that has enabled I9 WorId's Champions to establish records for speed, accuracy and fW ew za Tgp L 1: se5!q - Es .'ri gg, s',,, Q,..g Your Typifis too can get bei? results rom Underwood Machines Sl- Und ood Every ty 1st needs a fast typewriter-one that wil write at a high rate of speed without mechanical errors For all sten- ogra hers write certain familiar words and etter combinations at a rate equal to that of the World s fastest typist. At such times only the World s fastest type- writer can meet the demands of the operator. And human fingers have yet durability will naturally give the best service in commercial work. wi? ,NV - 1 , H A l 1 1 S L LVYYYW K ja' ll 'jf-7 I OT S Eufnung ' K I ' ham ions ip Timphy f Sli -won everyyea-ronrhe . ' j 5 , erw E, I W'mj :QxA:l :L . . , ' 'wrlf Y- . . ' . . J N :mi ' H --Ii If M-slag, I my ' 3 ,-S JL,-fill ' D l -:Q '::::f':?k 1 X -. ,..,.. , f ,N 4 3.1-W-3:1 to equal the speed of the Underwood! For a demonstration of the Machine of Champions Qahone or write the nearest Underwood ojice. UN ERWOOD if ceds file WorZd3'Bu5z71c5.s UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER COMPANY 37 So. Wabash Ave. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS h Phone Randolph 4680 Phone PROSPECT 0425 Wedding Bouquets Funeral Designs Conservatory in Connection Dorigan B ros. Florists Member Florist Telegraph Delivery Association. TWO STORES 1641 West 63rd Street 7857 So. Ashland Ave. Triangle 7676 CHICAGO Phone Hyde Park 0506 ...gi The S fl'H7Zd M i I linery 6315 Cottage Grove Ave. CHICAGO, ILL. Telephone Randolph 4 75 8 -.Ei JOSEPH P. HECTOR Attorney and Counsellor Suite 811-I9 So. La Salle St. CHICAGO Stewart 971 l ,Xb Lawrence Ryan Real Estate LOANS INSURANCE RENTING 8008 South Ashland Ave. Kewanee Boilers heat the Mercy l-ligh School as well as the majority of finer Catholic Schools in the country. KEVVANEE BOILER COMPANY 822 W. WASHINGTON STREET A. B. MARTIN, Resident Manager Phone Dorchester l 162-63 Cottage Grove State Bank Blclg., Suites I-2-3 CRAMER, FOOT 625 CGMPANY Realtors 65 EAST 79th STREET Chicago, lll. Wisconsin Lime and Cement Company Largest Building Material Supply House in the Middle West Wholesale -- C 0 A L - Retail Suite 421-441 Conway Bldg. Franklin I365 ll I W. Washington Street Chicago, III. Private Switchboard All Departments Thirteen Distributing Yards No Crder Too Large None Too Small I... J. CARROLL Phones Midway 5000 REAL ESTATE - RENTING LOANS - INSURANCE 7104 Stony Island Ave. Show Room Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings Phone South Shore SOOI Hanson Chandelier Co. Invm'g1oi':xtenI Manufacturers and Dealers in GOOD LIGHTING FIXTURES 1639 East 79th Street ontgnmr 141001, East of stony isrmi .-Mm. CHICAGO, ILL. g--iniuii-1n . Ever Heard of .a Little Girl who didnt Love I ' Pretty Things 'to wear? We have them here, for girls, little and big - reasonable too! Franks Dep't Store 79th St., just XV. of I-Ialsted Phone Triangle 6200 - xnsscs DEPARTMENT STORES Quality Merchandise Courteous Servzte State. Adams and Dearborn Streets 'nm runs noYAL.wAsx-nNc'roN l.s.P1..w1' 4. co.. sswmuc When School Days re Done- What then? Xve take our places in the World of Work - and become part of an economic ancl social life. Every person, in filling the material needs of his claily life, has a favorite place to shop - some store he feels deserves his confidence more than all others. ln the beginning especially, thrift should be an important motive in choosing such a store. Does it not seem significant that the bulk of our business comes from people who have for years shopped only at the Fair? Try it yourself. Make yourself familiar with its convenient departments, its generous, thoughtfully-assorted stocks, its nu- merous services. Shop at the Fair! You'll Profit by lt! -,-fir -X, . j ',:.- . 'T jr.jm'vfi- ' V ' ,f , , jff, 1,1 Qs VQW5 xi-M N, K .. M4 Xl 1,1 Vjilfagl, TX 1 f g I XA. rj Lf? 7591 X -cj 1 .. ' u Yan X' 'Q J l, V I X, Q, , . , - f 2 1135 .5 1 .5 2 Q an - a , ef fc f is M - ef--f i . gi I I fi i e fi, i V-'-+1-wf ' e. ' 'sir--1-7.,,i? , Y 3mQS ' MJ my 6 4 ,Eff X . 1 t ,fri w qffgld' Quai-Eu .1 gi gs 4? lf? n 9 F ww 72 H' 'H gi f 3 -4 + REF F f .H -- -I f,Tffif if Y ,,3f,i ,Mw:g M,.,I. ... 2Ji,, . T . Sl V V .Q i f .LS sag -A i i Q ,ima b u t yl! i.!iQ,tLg42vf1gt,M14ig3jim W ,J Wi- gaLgq15Q5ig2IF5ff.LZaZLQLLili ,BJII :VL 2- ef-.-1 .. 5fe 'i'-'a'frm fe-f . .mj i ifiilwi f i f - fi.: - ' . in-Y-il .1vi it f...l , I - - f iff 1 QT 'S 5 427 3 w 4, SS K 'A,fq-ifwl The Big Family Store Where Folks Like to Shop This great department store is get- ting more popular every day. Great improvements have been made sinc its reorganization. New owners are ever willing to please you and your family. GREAT ASSORTMENTS of quality merchandise, over 50 cle- partments and sections. Phone Went- worth 4600 for our special sales cir cular. BECKER-RYAN 8: CO. 63rd at Halstecl Street You 'll Need .Money to G0 to College START SA VING NOW Union State Bank of South Chicago 3026 E. 92nd STREET One Dollar Starts an Account Compliments Of J. E. Stevens Embalmer - First Class Auto Service D. Laughlin Undertaker ancl Auto Livery 3lS EAST 7lst STREET Between Prairie and Calumet Avenue LADY ASSISTANT Phone Stewart l90S HThe House of Service for Real Estate, Loans 6? Insurance For over 31 years the leading real estate, loan and insurance office on the south side of Chicago. For Your REAL ESTATE, LOAN AND INSURANCE NEEDS call or see TENINGA BROS. 65 CO. Phone PULlman 5000 H324 Michigan Avenue The Office of the Popular ROSELAND HOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION. MARY SYNON SCHOOL of Expression and Dramatic Art Incorporated Under the Laws of the State of Illinois AUDITGRIUIVI BUILDING A practical school built on dehnite principles and high ideals. There is an atmosphere of encouragement where the methods employed overcome the effects of repression, develop poise and creative power. All courses lead to degrees. ADVANCED EDUCATIONAL PRINCIPLES - VOCAL EXPRESSION DRAMATIC ART - PLAY DIRECTION PUBLIC SPEAKING Interviews lVIay Be Arranged by Appointment. Business Telephones: Harrison 2712 and Stewart 7090 Residence Telephone: Dorchester 0265 QQ- COMPLIMENTS OF THE DEPOSITORS STATE BANK ASHLAND AVENUE at 47th STREET TE, M- .a0 'N WX GCD. Cottage Grove at 87th Street R E A l.. E S T A T E PHONES: Triangle 4800 and Vincennes 6875 ... - ,W R. J. Prendergast T-D R U G G I S T QUALITY and SERVICE 1201 E. em street S. E. Cor. Woodlawn Ave. Phone Hyde Park 0482 ig... ig- GOOAD FURS WEAR WELL It has always been, and always will be, our principle to offer the highest grade of furs obtainable, at reasonable prices. REPAIRING - REMODELING STORAGE AUBURN PARK FUR SHOP FRANK A. ABRAMS 808 W. 78th Street Vincennes 75 76 LE- .-E... Compliments of MRS. JOSEPHINE E. WALSH Auburn Parkis Most Popular Drug Store Peerless Drug Shop WILLIAM BLOCH, R. Ph. H58 W. 79th Street Cor. Racine CHICAGO, ILL. Phones: Stewart 0770-0777 CUT RATE PRICES First in Courtesy and Service Established 50 years in I970 Telephone Vincennes 2222 Ready-to-Eat - Shop -- ALL HOME - COOKED FOODS, PIES, CAKES, BREAD AND SALADS Fresh Bread 4 P. IVI. Daily Open Sundays and Evenings Orders Taken for All Dccasions. Birthday Cakes Our Specialty I053 West 79th Street Established I 896 HUNDING DAIRY CO. Incorporated I9 l 2 High Grade Milk, Cream and Butter Perfectly Pasteurized ulVlilk Direct from the Farm MAIN OFFICE: 6945-5l Stony Island Ave. Phone l-lyde Park 3498 MEMBERS: Chicago Real Estate Board Chicago Association of Commerce Main Office: 40 N. Dearborn St. LLL. 5 ..i. Randolph 7600 Frank I-l. Lang Sc Son REAL ESTATE 1516 E. 67th Street Midway 6000 CHICAGO I-I. A. IVICKINNON, President A. H. GRUETZIVIACI-IER, Vice-Pres, E. MITCHELL, Secretary and Treasurer. AUTOMOTIVE ZONE AND INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY Buildings F inanced : : Properties Managed Members Members Chicago Cook Co. Real Estate Real Estate Bm' REAL ESTATE Bm' SOUTH SIDE SPECIALISTS RENTINC1 INSURANCE LOANS 4 and 6 E. 31st Street, N. E. Corner State Street CHICAGO Telephone, All Departments: Calumet 0983 GEO. WILDE, President F. WILDE, Secretary Lawndale 0922-TELEPI-IONES-Cicero 1566 National Mosaic Tile Co. ART MARBLE CONTRACTORS Xlziiiiifacliiiwix zinc! Hi'cc'tu!'s of ART MARBLE .X I'RlCL':XS'l' Tl-1RR.XZZfl l'ROlJl'l'T Floors, Base, Stairs, Toilet Stalls, Wainscoting 290i S. CICERO AVE., - - - CICERO, ILLINOIS LX Sulmrh of fliicziguj , . .. v., -.M , v. . V . SON ly Ol' OCR IXI PUR l .XXI IN S l .Xl.l.:Yl ION S :ill-mi1'y C wilt-gr: lxivvi' lwircst, lililwisg St, Xizirfs of the Lake Soniiiiziry, Aron, lliiiinisg Mercy l-ligh School. fhi- cago. llliuoiai Quigley SCIIITIIZIIAY. Chicago. Illinois: Sziim Ignatius fhurch. fliivzigcv, Illinois: Saint .-Xiitliuiiyk llwspitzal, Cliivzigrm, Illinois. ig... DLIRKHWM DENTBT 207 W. Garfield Boulevard S. XY. for, Clurlivlrl lilwl. zmrl XYVIIIXXHIAIII .XVI-iliiv Vventwortlw 05 I 2 CHICAGO ig, GABRICS PHARMACY IHIIX IiAl'!RlL,', IC. Illv, Quality - DRUGS - Service 901 E. 75th Street S, E. Cor. Drexel Ave. Phone Hyde Park 06l5-0616 CHICAGO John j. Dunn Reasonable - Reliable Responsible IVIOVING, PACKING, SHIPPING, STORAGE Expert Piano Movers Main Ilfficv zlml lX':lrt-li-:misc 685 0-5 6 Evans Ave. Get Our Estimate Before Placing Your Order for Moving. Phone I-Iycle Park I446 Phone Fairfax 6797 Phones Fairfax 2982-2966 S. I-I. CHAN, Manager KDKHMNGLO First Class Chinese ancl American Restaurant , ,AOA DANCING 750-754 E. 63rd St. Nrwllixw-sl Lwrm-r Loltzlgv I-ruve Ave, CHICAGO I-IERMAN SELZ ,IOHN H. SOUTHMAN Phones: Englewood 4596 and Normal 5060 SELZ 6? SOUTHIVIAN REAL ESTATE S. E. Cor. Sixty-first St. and Calumet Ave. RENTING -- ESTATES MANAGED INSURANCE AND LOANS C H I C A G O Ventilation, Air Washers, Sheet Metal Work, Coppersmithing, Steel Plate Work, Welded Tanks and Piping, Boiler Breechings, Steel Tanks and Stacks R. B. Hayward Company CONTRACTORS - ENGINEERS - MANUFACTURERS I 714-I 736 Shefhelcl Avenue Telephone Diversey 4206 CHICAGO WE I-IAVE INSTALLED VENTILATING SYSTEMS In the Following Buildings Designed by JOE W. MCCARTHY, Architect MERCY HIGH SCHOOL ST. CATHERINE OF SIENNA ST. MARGARET MARY OUR LADY OF PEACE ST. JUSTIN MARTYR ST. CASIMER ST. MARY OF THE LAKE ST. CARTI-IAGE And Many Others. CHOICE CUT FLOWERS ALWAYS ON HAND FUNERAL DESIGNS A SPECIALTY .I.F.FARRl-ELL FLORIST TW 4643-5 S. STATE ST. Phone Oakland 1036 l235 W. 79th ST. Phone Triangle IU36 C I-I I C A G O Phone Vincennes OI I0 AUTO LIVERY .iw Quinlan Bros. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ...W AIVIBULANCE SERVICE 7949 S. Halstecl Street Bryar 6? Blish REAL ESTATE RENTING :: INSURANCE .-E... A C O IVI P L E T E BANKING SERVICE Drovers National Bank Drovers Trust Ge Savings Bank Drovers Safe Deposit I606 E. 79th Street Company Phone Saginaw ZIOI FIRST MORTGAGES FoR HALSTED and 42nd ST' SALE C H 1 C A C. o . PETER FOQTE -- COMPANY 1 REAL ESTATE SERVICE ....iw.,... GENERAL OFF ICE: 7904 Stony Island Avenue Saginaw 1420-1421 lW.i... SO. CHICAGO OFFICE: 4025 East 106th Street Saginaw 301 1 Telephon B I d 0034 Edward Brady O-,,4 5457 S. Halsted Street CHICAGO Ph R d lph 0136 J. W. MEYER FINE GRADE MEATS -0- 55l2 Wentworth Ave. CHICAGO Beczchey 66? Lawlor JOHN H. LAWLOR, Pres. Furnishers :: Clothiers Hatters Dearborn and Monroe CHICAGO A r q u i 1 1 a B r o t h e r s - C01z1'1'act01's - COAL Building Material 815 East 93rd Street Tel. Chesterfield OI I I Forty-nine Years of Quality Coal Established I877 JOHN J. DUNN CQAL C0 MAIN OFFICE: 5100 FEDERAL STREET YARDS 51st and N. Y. C. R. R. Fullerton Ave. and C. M. and St. P. Ry. THE Kenwood National Bank 4636 Grand Boulevard ss The Only National Bank for Miles Arounclu 5:2 55 Deposit Y S N t' l B k R s Over 56,000,000 STERNMS Malfket Choice Meats, Poultry and Fish l74I E. 71st STREET Near Ridgeland Phone Hyde Park H53 WE DELIVER l JOHN M. cox Drugs 6500 Cottage Grove Avenue Telephone Dorche t IO474 CHICAGO BUY YOUR HOME mrhrough- Elmer Jordan 56 Company 24l9 Vvest 63rd Street Tel. Prospect 8700 ,Ei COMPLIIVIENTS OF FRANK M. DOOLEY -E- Telephone Fairfax 5436 TQM WING, President The Cinderella Chinese and American Restaurant 6351 Cottage Grove Ave., N. E. Cor. 64th CHICAGO, ILLINOIS The Cinderella Orchestra Provides Excellent Dance Music Seating Capacity, I 000 Metropolitan System of Bookkeeping NEW EDITION By W. A. SHEAFFER You Will Like- It. The tt-xt tnmhaszcs the thought sith- ol' the subject. the reasoning power of the pupil. 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WALTERS for literature and particulars 1 unl- 911 ve- aof 1u9Sa,4fI saynnpvag tc A. BJORK 1.. BIORK Y. cn.soN Enjoy the deep, llreznnlf ss, invigxurating' sleep that comes only when the burly 1 is resting naturally and conifortably . . . when each curve of the hotly cNot IPS, finds El respnmsivcl resilience in the bod- spring' . . . when the spine is ' healihfully straight and every nerve MHnL'lm'tLl1'l 'SM and muscle is relaxed. You mu enjoy such sleep on the ywluiilv Roine Quality Ile lim-C, The Beflspring' I,LIXLIl'IOLlS. - 'ff ' l e-L , , - -mr, , -3, and COMBINATION I tariff-'I DOORS KJZIZZZZ' ' 6 Rome I QUALITY ,Q 7643-45 Racine Avenue Q THE ME M ANY Inc. Phone Stewart 0942 CHICAGO P , 7 3601 S. Racine Ave., Chicago THE PATSY JANE SHOP H-Phe Little Store With a Big Reputation. INF ANTS' AND CI-IILDREN'S WEAR LADIES' LINGERIE AND HOSIERY MEN'S ACCESSORIES 447 East Seventy-Ninth Street Phone Vincennes 10095 FEDERAL COUPONS ARE Now 1-ALYKED WITH JACKSON PARK COFFEE A strictly high grade special blend. In one-pound sealed packages, Ask yOI.1I' gYOCCl'. llisff ilmfval by FRANK C. WEBER 81 COMPANY WHOLESALE cRocERs I0 FEDERAL COUPONS IN EVERY ONE POUND PACKAGE 6315 Lowe Avenue Wentworth 0182 Loyola niversity CHICAGO 5400 Students - Faculty of 260 - IZ Buildings Campus of 20 Acres l'lH11l11l'll'ff il-l' Hu' ft'.v1lit.i AR' I 'S d Accredited to the North Central an Association of Colleges College Courses leading to A. IL, I'h. li., and A. M. degrees. Pre-Mcslical and Scientilic courses leading- to B. S., and M. S. degrees. Open to urrarluatos of accred- ited high schools. Catalog-Registrar, 6525 Sheridan Road. Rogers Park 0620 C G M M E R C E Day School on Rogers Park Campus Evening School in the Loop CCO-Educationalb Courses in Accounting, Economics. 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Five-Year Course Leads to combined B. S. and M. D. Degrees. fCo-Educationalj Open to students who have vumlrlcterl two years ol' Lireniedical work. Catalog--Registrar, 706 South Lincoln Street. West 1798 I I 5 A I l Established 1883--Class A. 600 Students, 50 Teachers. 5,000 Graduates. flliirzigo College of Dental SIIFQCITC5 Oven to graduates of act-redited high svhonle-. Catalog-Registrar, 1745 W. Harrison Street. West 2353 I S I I I College Courses by Correspondence. These courses may be begun at any time and are accepted toward bachelor fl-'Mree Catalog-Registrar, 6525 Sheridan Road. Rogers Park 0620 l-IIGI-l SCHOOLS St. Ignatius High School I-OYOI-21 AC3demY lll7lv XY. Roo-cw-lt liorifl SE Sllwlflllll Rvfifl -E- COMPLIMENTS OF Mrs. Mary E. O'Hern S O U T H CHICAGO SAVINGS B A N K -gl 301 7 E. 92nd STREET CAPITAL AND SURPLUS ONE MILLION DOLLARS I CZOOD l Moderately Priced S F llI?1NfI'I'lIEEI CIO. 2 6357-59 So. Ashland Avenue f 7449 Cottage Grove Avenue l ,W Triangle 1780 Walter F. Lovell R E A L E S T A T E Bungalows Built to Orcler 233 EAST 79th STREET -gi ,E- BEST WISHES FROM THE VIRGIL CLUB OF MERCY -.31 P. J. Telephone Triangle 8563 D Q N 0 H U E BREAD IS YOUR BEST FOOD 55 CO. EAT MORE OF IT REAL ESTATE, RENTING, LOANS and INSURANCE Lg... 404 East 47th Street Phones Oakland 0905-0906 Duerrs' Bakery Lg.. CALL US UP - WE DELIVER 4392 East 79th Street Phone Stewart 8920 for Prompt Delivery Harry Somers T H E K N O B MEAT MARKET NATIVE MEATS FRESH FISH , L 437 East 79th Street Special Spring Offer to Students of MERCY HIGH - - Select - - YOUR SPRING OUTFIT NOW! Liberal Discount to Students Batt Style Shoppe 94I EAST 63rd STREET Hyde Park 2664 Compliments of Norman J. Reilly Le Cercle Franoais of Mercy High School L'union fait la force' TOM MARTIN JOHN - - Compliments - - WALSH BROTHERS' GOLF SCHOOL I609 East 67th Street Indoor Putting Course -O- PRACTICE NETS GOLF INSTRUCTION -OL Course 6 Lessons .,.....,. S I 0.00 Course Lessons ...,..... I 10- MARTIN WALSH. Professional in Charge. ,O- Phone Fairfax 507 7 FRUTO TEICHS' GELATINE DESSERT POWDER GENUINE TRUE FRUIT FLAVORS S. C. Teichs Co. 4I0 N. Michigan Avenue Phone Superior 3016 PATRICK FRANK Cicero Sausage COMPLIMENTS Cgmpany 49I2 West 25th Place DURAND MCNEIL in E HORNER COMPANY Phone ,Phone Lawndale 4213 CICCFO I03 E E 251 East Grand Avenue Manufacturers of HIGH GRADE SAUSAGES, CHICAGO SMOKED HAMS, BACON, BOILED I-IAMS, and LARD QUALITY FOR 50 YEARS THE STANDARD OF OXQALITY ,Z Nw ,lf K X ffiuc' W' f 55' lull' 1 l +2 D O T H I S l for their sake! llilf your children thv as-iirzllifc of health that coules with Bow- man s Milk. Givc them ihu strcngtlz :xml L'lIL'l'jl'j' that their zlctivu lives rlc- mzmrl. Huv.'l11zl11 lluiry Cllllllbillly Klillx ix rivh in k'l'1'flIIlfl'lCl1 with all thc prcriuiii Yll2lIllilll'm your cl1ilclx'eu nevrl in grim' Sturdy mul strung, It is alumni mix'- zwiilfrus ilu' way it strcngtlicm the lumcs. gixvs l:ll l1'll'lCSS to tcm-th :xml ri nm glmv tif the checks. , . . . . . Ln- lmwiuzuu Milk Ill full l'Ulll'I- rlumw-, I'urfm-ct ixastcurizatimi :mil Zl l riggifl zicllicrciwu tn Sillllflifj' fI2lllfl2ll'llS zissuru iz, purity. . 'l'l'll'N1u1n' nm' m'm'l'.vI nffiru fm- fjuiflc zfvlf-wry 'llrzllly .' X Bausch 8: Lomb Optical Co. Executive Office and Works: Rochester, New York 10- Leading Manufacturers of IVIICROSCOPES NIICROTOMES PROJECTION APPARATUS fBa1opticonsJ COLORIMETERS, ETC. -O- Chicago Office: 5 North Wabash Avenue Telephone - Dearborn 7160 Cottage Grove State Bank AN AUTHORIZED TRUST COMPANY U 3 7527 Cottage Grove Avenue E Il THE BANK FOR YOU .YT ,-R E- ki Under State Supervision KELLY'S I-IOME MADE CANDIES 2507! BRITTLES OF ALL KINDS POPCORN CONFECTIONS CRISPETTES as o rc Wholesale and Retail zz O ez S. W. Cor. 79th and Vincennes Phone Vincennes 9l T I 'wryirf SUN BEAM Wy Your , QF A ' Grocer .NSY NlStiMliclxoIs6Q- CN I CAGO IL L ' ,-. ' A isa. , :gn 1 A N 232-: k ,4is' Ti-X , l fl Ebllbllillin M For Good Coffee --Try.. S U N B E A M Roasted and Packed by Austin, Nichols 35: Co. fincj CHICAGO Our Best Reference SISTERS OF MERCY MERCY A. L. WILLIAMS 6? CO. MANUFACTURING JE WELERS 9TH FLOOR - GODDARD BUILDING Z7 East Monroe Street fOne Door East of New Palmer I-Iousej EI U JEWELRY A of every description Diamonds Platinum and White Gold IVIountings Watches, Clocks Silverware EI E GIFT JEWELRY FOR Graduates, Birthdays, Anniversaries, Weddings, Card Prizes, Raffles and Presentations D IEI MAKERS OF CLASS PINS AND RINGS FRATERNITY, CLUB AND SOCIETY EMBLEMS. New and distinctive designs at reasonable prices IEI U ' Dealers' discount on all gift pur- chases to parents and pupils of ef MERCY HIGH SCHOOL. Compliments DR. J. E. LEAHY Woodlawn Trust 6: Savings Bank Building CHICAGO LOANS, INSURANCE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT REALTORS E BRIGGS FE All Phones Triangle 0600 I203 West 79th Street Chas. I-I. Brandt 8: Co. Phone Pullman 9000 REAL ESTATE FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS 10956 Michigan Avenue SINCE l85l ?ENDAB T' I IATH S E I N 'NIS QVARNXSP IVIacle in Chicago for 75 years. Famous for their Quality and Dura- bility. The Cheapest in the End brand. Ask your nearest dealer for DEPENDABLE PAINT PRODUCTS when you desire to decorate anything about your home-Inside or Outside. Heath 8: Milligan Mfg. Co. IS33 Seward Street CHICAGO, ILL. Auburn Studio OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE COMMERCIAL CLASS O F I 9 2 6 SPECIAL RATES TO MERCY STUDENTS IN ALL BRANCHES OF PHOTOGRAPHY 936LQ West 79th Street Phone Vincennes l803 Our Best Reference: MERCY HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Frank R. Peo E? Son WHOLESALE CONFECTIONER 7427 VVABASH AVENUE -gg- Phone Vincennes 102 5 0 SCHUBERTH G SH ERIDAN 7914 So. Halsted St. REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE LOANS .-E... PHONES ALL DEPARTMENTS Triangle 5700 WHEN IN THE LOOP VISIT But-A-Bite -W LAKE VIEW' BUILDING Room 906 D . B. Q U I N LAN UNDERTAKER 51 EMBALMER 13... AUTOMOBILE, AIVIBULANCE SERVICE IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY AND SUBURBS M1 Phone Victory 4519 3115 SO. STATE STREET THE MERCY SCHOOL OF MUSIC 8100 Prairie Avenue CINCORPORATED AND ACCREDITEDJ - - Offers Courses ' PIANO, VIOLIN, CELLO and other ORCHESTRAL INSTRUMENTS VOICE, MUSICAL, THEORY, HARMONY, COMPOSITION HISTORY OF MUSIC PEDACOCY Aloii, Offers Certificates, Diplomas, and Degree, Bachelor of Music, in Each Department A. J. Brown Sf Sons WHOLESALE Electric Light Fixtures for MERCY HIGH SCHOOL Manufactured and installed BY CONEECTIONERS Phone Seeley 6646 E V E R S O N Eff PROMPT DELIVERIES C O M Y 2438 Flournoy Street Lake Street ORDERS TAKEN AT ALL HOURS Central Phones Triangle 52l0-52l l -.ET 445 EAST 75th STREET C H I C A C. o The House of KIRCHBER DIAMONDS Founded IS67 Vifatches, Jewelry, Silverware Manufacturers of Fine Jewelry I04 N. STATE STREET I Door North of Washington St. Opp. Fieldvs CHICAGO Kelvinator--Chicago, Inc. 209 NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE Phone Central 7884 ELECTRIC REF RIGERATION FOR THE HOME GO TO GROGAN'S For BETTER IVIEATS and GROCERIES at lower prices 79th and Carpenter Street Phone Stewart 7148 7706 S. Halsted Street 7302 Vincennes Avenue 5526 S. I-lalsted Street 53rd ancl Aberdeen Streets 5524 S. Ashland Avenue 67th Street and Wentworth Ave. 406 and 408 E. 75th Street HOME MADE BAKERY GOODS WE DO OUR OWN BAKING Phone Lafayette 980 KELLY UNDERTAKER Sc EIVIBALIVIER 26I6 W. Thirty-Eighth Street AUTOS FURNISHED FOR ALL OCCASIONS CHICAGOI IF IT RELATES TO BIOLOGY WE CAN DO IT. General Biological Supply House 761-763 East 69th Place CHICAGO, ILL. Famous for our Cornecl Beef KENNY'S MARKETS FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS, FISH AND POULTRY 7814 South Halsted Street Phone Stewart 0269 705.E. 63rd Street Phone Fairfax 5008 5535 South I-Ialstecl Street Phone Wentworth 3589 CHICAGO The Standard of S E R V I C E in REAL ESTATE John R. 0'Connor Real Estate Builders 79th St. at East End Ave. Phone South Shore 7300 SUPREIVIACY IN BUILDING ACHIEVEIVIENT The Wiersma State Bank 11108-10 Michigan Avenue CAPTIAL AND SURPLUS S350,000 A STATE SAVINGS BANK Rainbow Ice Cream Co. 809-81 I W. 58th Street i C H I C A G O Telephones Wentworth 3200 - 3201 - 3202 WALTER H. MCCOY ..... ..... P resident and Manager JOSEPH WITOUS ..... ..,............,........ V ice-President FRANK J. LEI-IR ...........................,.. Secretary-Treasurer Our Ice Cream is served in The Cafeteria of the Mercy High School. Special delivery service on all orders for Weddings, Parties, Lodge, Church and Club Socials. -X- COMPLIMENTS OF A. E5 E. PHARMACY 6556 So. Halsted St. CHICAGO -E.. Furniture of Character and Quality Furniture for every Room at prices below their rel value. Our quality is above the ave ge. Come in ancl let us show you. No obligations whatever. Q F E, W I -1' Q Q 7 S 716 dsftraen IIYY DAVID L. ROSE, Prop, Phone Chesterfield 0080 T H E ..m- WAYTE LAUNDRY COMPANY BOLLERMAN 2443-47 Cottage Grove Ave. Ed C O M P A N Y ROUGH DRY HYDRO Real Estate Loans WET WASH Insurance 8906 Cottage Grove Ave. THOMAS CUNNINGHAM CHICAGO SHIRTS and COLLARS FAMILY FINISH Phone Calumet 0804 JOE W. lVlcCARTHY, K. S. G Architect of Mercy High School Have Your Automobile Repaired 6? and Painted at COMPANY REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS N Quick Sales Service A D xp? Q' 0 Q, O QP Q, D o o D Y P ...g- D Y S. W. Corner 79th and State lOl 3-l 5-I 7 W. 79th Street C H l C A G O Vincennes 0398 Stewart l l38 Prescriptions Accurately Filled lmported Perfumes and Toilet Water -X- V A U S COMPLIMENTS OF 53 STRIEGEL CASCADE Pl-lARlVlAClSTS H01 W. 79th Street S. VV, Cor, Aberdeen Phones Vincennes 7640-764l C H l C A G O We Deliver Without Extra Charge Eaton Crane Pike Co. Stationery Whitman 6: johnson's Candies 7930-38 SO. RACINE AVENUE All Phones Vincennes 0312 ... 1 Peterson-Lenz Auto Sales Company 855-7-9 VVey:63rd Sheet CHICAGO Lincoln M0f0l' Cars COMPLIMENTS OF Moody and Waters C ompany Pies Established 55 Yea CHICAGO West Englewood National Bank I6 I 0 West 63rd Street NCBI' Ashland IAVE. -O- THE OFFICERS H VV EIIIIIORIC -------- Pre, I C AQHLEY IJIGNEICN - XF.-e-I'ex-A. and C' h JAS J Ll.XMMONI.I'IY - - Xssistant 1 h IOHIX A NI I II I ---- X K h -Oi Affiliated Member Chicago Clearing House I-Xssociat on .101 Memlaer Federal Reserve System -E.. M. E. Cwens CONE MOT Store Room: 72 36 La Fayette Ave Telephone Vincennes I553 -E- Tel. Hyde Park 0663 Rv, 'll-I. Ilgii Vziw Il-CTI ..U-. CTHANLEY UN DERTAKERS -O.. 6535 Cottage Grove Avenue CHICAGO Boulevard I I 44 THE LEMONT --D A I R Y- RI'I'I'.X I I, .X NIJ WHOLI-ISA LE PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM IRI H HLIILI XND III III-RWIIII IHIRNIIJ IJXIIX 840 West 3lst Street THE MOST PROMINENT INSTITUTIONS ARE BAKER EQUIPPED Those Who Install a Baker Refrigerating PIant Are Satisfied Because It Gives Them Many Years of Continuous Service - Lower Operating Cost. REF RIGERATING MACHINERY FOR I-IOTELS, MEAT MARKETS, RESTAURANTS, etc. CAPACITY I to 75 Tons. Call or Write Burge Ice Machine Company 218 North Jefferson Street C I-I I C A G O Phone Monroe 2238-2239 WALTER P. POWERS 3950 W. Madison St., Chicago Phone Kedzie 5432 Regal Dry Ginger Ale Champagne BottIe GOICI FoiI Top I Doz. I2 oz. Bottles to the Carton Phone us a Trial Order I COMPLIMENTS OF E. Thomas Beatty of the LINDEN TRIANGLE E. A. P. PARK MANOR THEATRES Phone Stewart 5665 By Appointment Only 8055 So. Morgan St. Perfect Marcel Guaranteed Positively No Kinks Irene O'C01m0r QFormerIy of Congress I-Iotelj CHICAGO'S ARTISTIC PERMANENT WAVER STEAM PROCESS, PRICE 3515.00 SEVEN YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL WAVING Thousands of Satisfied Customers Southwest Trust 8: Savings Bank 35th St., Archer and I-Ioyne Ave. RESOURCES OVER tB5,500,000.00 A STATE BANK CHICAGO CLEARING HOUSE SUPERVISION 352 PAID ON SAVINGS FOR SALE: 65 GOLD BONDS We make Loans on Unpaid Real Estate 692 ' , -NEW ISSUES-6M SZ, First Mortgage Gold Bonds secured by land and buildings leased for Post Office Purposes to the United States Government. Where can you find a more responsible tenant than the U. S. Government? Thr- itals xva'I by hu Gore-rnnwnt assure an in- Lh II ' t f 1 It D y t 1' 1-onw Iorv zx su run or iromx amen o t L I I t t 1 41 I, 'ki 51 th th t U. 1. I t IVI t if Ii I' th 'VI I 1 SI QUR IS II I L Off St t Ch g N l C 1 bl I I I b y. th it I JACOB KULP 6: Co., Inc. INVESTMENT BONDS 33 South La Salle Street Phone Dearborn 8666 CHICAGO it FINE annuals, like brilliant victories, are brought about by the co-or- dination of skillful generalship and trained effort. The jahn 81 Ollier Engraving Co. is Americas foremost school annual designing and engraving specialist, because in its organization are mobilized Americas leading cre- atixe minds and mechanical craftsmen THE JAI-IN 82 OLLIER ENGRAVING CO Photographers Artcsts and Nfakefs of I' me Prmtzng Plates for Black and Colors 817 W Wxsimxcrosi BLVD CHICAGO 'SJX Ja , I 4, . . . .f ' ., f . UGA' -ww ,iii 4-.firm .QL-1-35 'FN 'w:111-,f-' ' ma 1 1 COMPLIMENTS OF PI PHI OMEGA SORORITY West Englewood Trust E3 Savings Bank 63rd ST. AND ASHLAND AVE. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS S750,000.00 A CLEARING HOUSE BANK RYAN, COLGAN E6 MCARDLE Real Estate, Renting, Loans and Insurance 6352 SOUTH ASHLAND AVE. Phones: Prospect 0427 and 0050 BRANCH OFFICE 95th Street 5: South Ashland Ave. Phone Beverly 5747 Rose Drug Company Trade Where You Save I-I, L. BLOCK, R. Ph. Try our Fountain Luncheonette We carry a full line of Imported and Domestic Perfumes and Toilet Articles. Phones: Dorchester 5958-5959 6359 COTTAGE GROVE AVE. Prompt Deliveries CALUMET NATIONAL BANK OLDEST BANK IN SOUTH CHICAGO Established December, I883 Under United States Government Supervis CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS OVER S500,000.00 RESOURCES OVER 5B8,000,000.00 Only Bank in South Chicago Member Federal Reserve System 9I I 7 Commercial Avenue CHICAGO Callaghan Coal and Material CO. -BEST GRADES M COAL, WOOD AND COKE .. ,O.1Tl OFFICE AND YARD: BSZI to 8549 South Halsted Street Triangle 5000 -- TELEPHONES - Triangle 5001 iL....0.+ P. E. CALLAGHAN, President 7722 Sangamon Street Telephone Stewart 6030 MARK J. MITCHELL INSURANCE In All Its Branches INSURANCE EXCHANGE BUILDING I75 W. Jackson Bl CI Room I705 PHONE WABASH II20 Midway 6590

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