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

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HILL BROTHERS ANTIQUES F me selectzon o antzque umlture brass and glassware We SPCCIRIIZC ln Early Pme 89 CHESTNUT STREET QUALITY FURS FOR OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY 39 EAST AVENUE Fu rzers and Tallors to Ge tlewome Enjoy The F mer Fresh Made Confectlons CANDIES ICE CREAM SALTED NUTS MONROE 637 2 ARCHITECTURAL WOODWORK INSTRUMENT CASES STORE FIXTURES 4 l!L'l'0N STREET BDCIIESTER 7 N Y OXFORD PRESS Prmte s of The lull' 1941 194-6 PQDQ Weekly and Monthly Publtcatzons Books Catalogues 'QGDQ' Glenwood 2336 408 LAKEVIEW PARK WILLIAM B DUFFY Local and Long Dzstance M ovmg Storage Warehouse MAIN 3286 3287 62 Sclo STREET 56 V fffwl VCS niclemenm-value

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THE LANCE OF LONGINUS Anus BARNETT 46 SPRING STYLE SHOW HELEN WALSH 46 ICE FOLLIES FRANGRAN1' 46 Dynamrc loyal Longnnus a brave Roman Centurlan battles to see clearly the rehgrous and moral mysterles confrontmg hrm throughout hrs lrfe F lrsthand mformatlon IS hrs for the story based on tradxtlon takes place at the time of Our Lord s Passxon and Death Hrs tender srde 1S revealed m hrs dealrngs wxth MRICIUS hrs young asslstant, and Our Blessed Mother whrle h1s stubbomnass IS shown m hrs entangle ments w1th the jewish people and hls rlval Flavlnus Sabmus Worth wh1le readmg for anyone rs mdeed The Lance of Longmus by Prmce Hubertus E W Edwards and Sons Sprmg F estrval of Fash1on hlghlrghted sprmg fashlon trends for the whole famrly from httle slster on to grandmother The Fasluon Show held m the Seneca Ball Room was for the benefit of the Crlppled Chrldren of Rochester After the war tlme styles the released sllhouette p0SSCSS1I'lg freedom and fullness wlth a lady l1ke look were recelved wrth sighs of oh s and ah s Coats dresses su1ts mrllmery and accessorles were shov n wh1le Margaret L Wh1rtle asslstant merchandlse manager at Edwards de scrlbed them The men xx ere also 1ncluded Casual clothlng IS the prom ment factor rn masculme attrre from the oldest to the youngest Candy cottons delrghtful ra1ncoats w1th matchmg hats rn 1ce cream soda colors to brlghten anv ramv day butcher lmen dresses as well as shorty coat and sult for the small fry were hlghllghted To ex erv one s surprrse the much worn dungarees and plald shlrts were hovxn The newest thmgs 1n stvle are the soft lmes created by dropped shoulders lantern sleeves full at the top and tlght at the wusr push up sleeves peplums flared back coats and much fuller slurts Along the mllllnery lme are dashlng hats trlmmed with darmg rrb bulky yewelry of all descrlptnons are lrmellghted The surrex bag ln brlght colors adds something new to the hand bag department A typlcal 1946 brldal party cllmaxed the show xuth the brrde wear mg whrte brocade wlth Hngertlp vell and brldesmards m plnl and blue ben alme 'wlth dropped shoulder and brllowmg skirts The tenth annrversan performance of Shlpstad and johnson s Original Ice Follxes was acclalmed by enthuslastlc sl atmg fans when the ICC troupe was presented 1n the Buffalo Memorral Stadlum early thrs year Hlghllghtmg the program of vaued features was the opemng number Nocturne Thls celestlal ballet xx as a favorite with lts graceful ballet: skaters colorful costummg appealmg muslc and the multl colored spothghts flashmg on sprnmng wx hlrhng skaters punctuated novx and then wlth burlesque and comedy performers as Harris Legg Hemre Brock Rubs and Bobbv Maxson and Phylhs Iegg who comblned sltrll laughs and beauty The seventy Ice Folhettes featured m a precrslon routme succeeded IH couplm spllt second tlmlng wxth grace and rhythm Thrs well rounded program entertamed a capacxty crowd for two and one half hours shovs mg the results of the lon rehearsals necessarv to present such a spectacular extravaganza on rce 55' 7 1 . 9 By ' 1 , l 1 ' 1 , . . . . . 7 . . , . . . . . , - 1 - ' . . . . ,s . ,, , 9 9 V , . . . . . 1 By . . ' . ' 1 , . - . . . . , , , c . p 1 n ' 1 1 1 1 v ' 1 1 ' ' I 7 . u . I - , ..... . , , 3 X 1 ' ' cr 97 ' ' , - , . Q . - ' , , , 5 , . 'I v 7 . L. 1 l - 1 1 ' H - N - bons, flowers and yards of veiling. Shoulder bags are still in style, while . . . 4 . . ,, r,, . U: . V. . . . . C7 . 1, . v y . 1 , . I By . ' . . Y . y . . . .. . , 1 ' LK A - 11 y i ' ,' ' n K - , ' ' - 1 Q 1 1 ' . T . . . 7 . . 7 . M . 1. , , , x A. , l 71 ,l , X -Y 1 1 1 , f' 1- 7 . , , . . ,Y - 1 - 1 . . U . - . . . ' U . - r' rr 1 D ' -

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Clit? Bay Zflzc 6116 Che Cfynzc 'l AURA I certamly pxty you You poor unfortunate woman' Frrst llfe IS so cruel as to take your wonderful husband and now your only son IS turnmg mto a rude unmannered scamp who ldles away h1s tlme playlng with ammals The fat course voiced man w1ped hrs per splrlng forehead as he lamented over h1s slster s present s1tuat1on Laura turned from the stove Really Jed I wrsh you wouldn t I am happy just as I am Sandy never talks back to me and he always obeys I wouldnt call that belng unruly If he wants to brmg home dogs and feed them I don t mmd It s httle enough lf xt makes lum happy turned your home and yard 1nto a menagerle Cats, rabbxts b1rds whnte rats goats a fox and ye gods what IS that he s got now? Laura rushed to the wmdow and saw Sandy strolhng nonchalantly across the yard Tod dlmg along behmd on a leather strap was a black chubby bear cub Laura as composed as posslble stepped out on the porch Sandy she sa1d her voxce qulverlng shght ly where dld you get that? Mom 1snt he the cutest thmg you ever seen: Saw Sandy Yeah mom but lsn t he? Sandy I admlt he IS very appealmg but where d1d you find h1m: She was flndmg xt dlfficult to talk m a steady tone Wlth Jed sneermg behmd her Well I got up early and helped em s1t up the crrcus tents n I carrmed water for the elephants I helped sweep the cages and lots of stuff When the man sald VVhat 'cha hkc sonny two or three free txckets for the show? But I sald Id rather have tlus cub cause Id Ioan Rezcbart, 8 been readm all about em and know Just how to l'21SC em I told them just howl d do lt so he talked to another man and they sand I could have th1s un cause he wouldn t learn any trxcks I can keep h1m huh mom? Oh Sandy I don t thmk so Sw1ftly he mterrupted I could take h1m back and change em for some swell snakes You may keep h1m dear Please don t brmg home any snakes or Ill leave I won t tolerate snakes But Sandy had heard only her first five words and wlth a cheery thanks mom he was gone to the other end of the cage httered yard Laura felt a pudgy hand pattmg her back She could hear the muttered You poor poor glrl Keep your chm up If you can keep h1m occupxed wrth the an1mals he won t end up m reform school though I cant see what good place the ammals w1ll ever bnng hmm to Sandy bounded up the steps I put h1m m that last cage Now I ll fix up hrs meal Oh hi, Uncle Jed you here agami' Sandy' Dldn t I tell you Laura? Mom, Im gomg to name the cub Scamp but 1f he turns out to be mean and a sourpuss Ill call h1m Jed Go 1n the house Sandy Yes, Mom If I could only help Laura From the house came Well ya could rf ya d give us some of that money you re always braggmg you ve got Ill leave now so you can pumsh the boy as you see fit Poor Laura Good bye Jed sa1d Laura try mg to keep 57 U K, J -Q 33 r- '56 N 9. , f ff . I . r W 3 ,, 1 ,- 1 I G IX C f u 1 fi-- P . . , f 5, , Vx 'N s S' 1 , g . - 55 nun uh v I ' , , , . . . , 1 - B - . . . y . , . 1 . '4 - - - ' 1 1 . , - 1 1 ' . . . . . . ,, . ,, . , , . . . . H , . ,, 1 1 ' 1 ' . . . . , , , H . 1 ' ' 1 71 cc H . , - - 1 1 . . , . , 9 5 . . , 31 7 ' . . . ' - 44 DI , . , . . . f 1 1 37 . 6, . . , . But Laura, lf 1sn t just dogs. That boy has ' . . . 9 If . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' - 1 77 ' ' , , . . . , . 1 - 1 , - . . . . M . . - sa ' ' . 1 - 1 , - - ' n I , 9 ' ' 11 U ,, . . . . . , , ' 7 - u 17 u ' 11 u 1 1 . 7 ' 7 ca ' 1 11 77 , . , . cc 11 4' , 1 1 , fl ' Y 71 1 - , H ' . . 1 .71 . , . n ., . U ' ,, 1 , . , , , cs 11 . . . u 17 I , . H , , as ' 1 . , . 1 - 1 ' 1 11 , . - gg - u 1 ' - 1 , . . . - 1 - 1 1 u 71 - ,' 1