Our Lady of Mercy High School - Mercedes Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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uallty Furs for Over a uarter of a Century PROJ ANSKY 39 EAST AVEALF F urrzers and Tazlors to Centlewomen Or Health and Enjoyment ZWEIGLE S Tasty Sausage Produrts Sold at Your food Store or Call YWEIGLE 5 STONT 6944 COMPLIMENTS RUF US MAIER HEDCES 81 HOFFMAN Funeral Dzrectors 141 SCIO STREET Phone MAIN 620 Rochester 'N Y DISAPPOINTMENT She met a handsome air cadet At 1 canteen dance Hc treated her so sweetly Her heart he dld enhance She knew he had big blue eyes And lots of waxy halr She knew he was so tall and strzught Wnth complexlon farr She knew he would be true to her And so her heart unfurled Isnt lt too bad she clldn t know That he had a steady g1rl7 BETTY ROCK 44 All Kznds 0 Servzee ALHART ELECTRICAL COIVIPAINY INC CI LXFR RD AT PLXRSELLS Culser 3944 LAKE VIEW PRIN TIINC' COVIPANY IINC 144 NORTH STREET ROCHESTER New YORK UNION SHOP STONE 2164 vrsfiiiiv I I VYYY ?YiTu4iWiYTfWYI TNI I TT? WSWS' Y wif Y TV SENSE Tiff T I - M7777 if I I I I Q Q I F ' ' ' 5 I I I ' I I . . , N . I L L , I ,N 5 w J T x. 4 I Of I , I I : .' I I I I , I . . I I . 2 Y v ' K ' 1 , I . L I Y - -in fff-H ff- - -- ---W H -- YYY-f ff- f f v L 4 iiwi? ivii H iii fri i ikii im! If I - I , . ' I 1 I , 1 . f I' ' C . I , . 7 I I lv I

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In the R6UZ6ZU6V,J Siam! ROCHESTER CIVIC ORCHESTRA featumzg GERSHXXINI s WORKS REVIEWED BY CATHERINE CLARK 44 Guy Fraser Harrrson arded by three solorsts presented some of the best loved and most famous composrtrons of the Amerrcan composer Gershwrn rn the concert featurrng popular Gershwrn works joan Dexter soprano Harry Watts and George MacNabb duopranrsts shared wrth Harrrson the enthusrastrc applause for the pro gram whrch found such fawor Mrss Dexter a local radro performer gave first a group comprrsrng the arra V01 Che Sapete from Marrrage of Frgaro by Mozart Hymn to the Sun from Rrmslqf Korsakoffs Golden Cockerel and the Indran Lose Call from Frrmls Rose Marre These were the only three numbers whrch were not Gershwrn musrc For her second appearance Mrss Dexter sang three ofthe most popular Gershwrn songs Embraceable You Someone to Watch Over Me and The Man I Lore Watts and MacNabb played therr own varratrons of I Got Rhythm A Short Story and Strrke Lp the Band and a brt of Rhapsody rn Blue All were therr own arrangements Harrrson got exerythrng out of the Gershwrn musrc presentrng selectrorrs from Of Thee I Srng and Oh Kay Cuban Rhapsody and Fantasy on Porgy and Bess All together the program was a xery enjoyable rtem of musrcal entertarnmerrt CONCERT feazurmg NELSON EDDY REVIEWED BY KATHLEEN ZIMMER 44 Followrng two postponements due to an attack of laryngrtrs Nelson Eddy handsome Hollyv ood barrtone agarn charmed a predomrrrantly femrnrne audrence vrth hrs srngrng and genral personalrty Mr Eddy s early numbers however were rather colorless rn nature and sung vtrth consrderable restrarnt Perhaps hrs prevrous throat rllness warranted thrs cau tron Hrs first two groups rncluded Lowe Humbles All Men from Tscharkows Eugene Onegrn Weep Not My Chrld from Rubenstern s The Demon Brahms The Drsappornted Serenader Marx s Blessed Nrght and Schuberts Wfho Is Sylvra9 Mr Eddy was recalled to srng the nonsensrcal hrll brlly song The Frog Went A Courtrn and the low ely Ode to the Exenrng Star from Wagners Tannhauser After rntermrssron Mr Eddys selectrons were more com rncrng rn tone and greater rn solume Faures Clarre de lune and Massenets Sr tu veux Mrg nonne were the more famrlrar As encores Mr Eddy offered Danny Boy and a unrque xocal arrangement of Sarnt Saens Danse Macabre After concludrng hrs program wrth Krumbern s Troubadours Serenade and james Krng Brlly s Song Mr Eddy won the heart o each lrstener by returrarng to srng Gershwrn s It Arnt Necessarrly So Oh What a Beautrfu1Mornrrrg At the Balalarka and Rose Marre Theodore Parton pranrst supported Mr Eddy throughout the program wrth excellent understandrng and rnterpretatron Hrs rnterlude of three Choprrr numbers drsplayed hrs skrll as a musrcran and hrs encore of a clever prece entrtlecl Polka from Shostakovrtch s Golden Age Ballet recerved a hearty owatrorr After the ewenrng program Mr Eddy had retarned hrs reputatron as Amerrca s most popular barrtone O I. A 7 . . . I I , D 7 7 ' 7 7 t 4 , r , ' ' 7 L 7 7 .. - ,, .. - 4- ,, .. Y. Y - , .. ,, .. - H - . . - 1 , 4 . ., ., .Y H .. Y ,. 1 a 1 5 ' ' . - - .. H .. 4 4 r 7 , 7 1 A ' 3 H - H .. ,, .1 ,, .. 7 7 H A A Y . . . . r V , . , . . I . , , L ' J r , r 4 I g . , . ' 7 3 Y . . . . - - - .. H . V , , , f kys .,4 - ., .. - ,, - , .. H , 3 7 3 7 , .. - - ., . .. - .. , i c , A 4 , .. - ,. - - ' - .. . . , - , , . 4 3 V - , .. - ,. , .. - - 7 - 4 . 4 , , ,H Y -- .. H . . . , - V . . .4 ,. L ' - I s . - . - . .. , ,, 7 ,7 ' ' ' I ll ' v ' l! ll ' ' il ll 4 1 a r - ,. .. - .. . , . . , , . . . . . . . . . ,, ,, 1 - , .. ., . , - v . . . . ., . , , . - .,

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DEGREE A Dogs Lzfe N THE first place he was a drrty lrttle warf That must be understood Yes he was a very drrty lrttle warf I am speakrng about Degree a small yeller dog wrth a very rnqursrtrve nose He was always gettrng rnto trouble as he had no master or mrstress to scold hrm He drdnt have anyone He wasnt a thoroughbred and he drdn t have a pedrgree He was just a dog wrth trny brown eyes atwrnkle wrth mrschref Yes he was a very drrty dog Thats what our mard thought as she turned the comer and saw hrm trottrng complacently at her heels Wrth head hrgh Degree followed her to the krtchen door where much to hrs drsgust the door was slammed almost takrng off that small black nose He looked around and seerng the clothes basket near by wrth lots of nrce clean clothes rn rt he decrded rt was just the bed for hrmself He ambled over and hopped rn drrty feet and all There he stayed t least untrl the laundress came for the clothes I ! uk ,7 :. I N ,J I It was about half an hour later when she pushed her X ll l 1 fag ll X huge bulk through the door She rarsed her hands rn ,, ,Xj' vi? XX horror for thcre lay Degree snoozrng rn a now very A , 9 4 Zim KX muddy basket' In a flash she was on hrm grabbed hrm I6 xg' xl by the tarl and tossed hrm to the srdewalk There he lay dm U qurte dazed I ,Nl wk Xxx X X The laundress took the basket and eased her bulk rnto Ass the house agarn X I Degree after a lrttle whrle spent collectrng hrs wrts I marched up to the porch where he sat and sat Every lrttle I S whrle hrs nose would wrgglc rn pleasure at the scrumptrous arom s that came Hoatrng out of the krtchen wrndow Nlrght came on and rt began to grow cold Degree began to shrwer and on top of that he was hungry He crept close to the house to keep warm Other nrghts he had had a nrce warm box of sawdust rn an old warehouse to sleep rn but now he was freezrng He huddled closer to keep warm and finally closed hrs eyes rn deep slumber The next mornrng the ash man poked at a small yeller ball of fur but rt drd not move Yes Degree would not suffer anymore He was where there are loads of cats to chase and wherc yurcy bones grow on cvery tree He was where all good doggres go No our Degree won t be hungry or cold any more 3 J l I . . , . ,n . I ' . . . 'l ,, I , ' 5 I ' Y , . ' v . . . , I ' 3 7 ' 9 ' , ' - -2 'Elk l ,,vr 1:1-:er A iff! Sk Sir fx N 9,1 f Aa!-,Env - will ,fi P V .lp ' f -ez: - X at at s - - Jig ,- ' af- ii! X - , ,- , V r f zfnfa cg. . . . 79545, 'it?-iz-SFQLPX s ' ' ' - , af- 'NZEQFL'-fjisfgx . r 15 Ye:-N 'ff 5, N . ' W 'X Kite Qs t Fix ,A ' 5 I MAX :XX cs U r. x. gh at 2 tx XY ' 'J .. ., . . . . . 'ly' 1 'l jf -K A , H , r JgLg,l,f7 ,r 1 I . 'j , . . . Y I . . 1, , . . ,. ,, 0 r I g , . - , . . . , . 7 A U . A ' U 5