Sacred Heart Griffin High School - Dominicus Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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JL if f W C U5 Main 1216 Main 7575 ' Iii Of'lice Phone Residence Phone : l 1 l M. J. NOLLEN 5 HOTEL EMPIRE : Springfield, Illinois PLUMBING AND HEATING : 175 Rooms 125 with Bath E Cafe in connection f 217 East Jefferson St. Springfield, lll. : -l' CONNORSY Prop' I Compliments of F. W. FINN Compliments of E. H. DCOLIN Compliments of HENRY ETTELBRICK One llundred Fiftfm

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AQR 'lk eww! ,ZW Q E-X I ff- I Wil D.. AND F. ABODE Clang! Bang! I emptied the water last night. You did not. I did too. WIell, wl1o swept tl1e HOOP last? You didn't. VVl1o did then? You never do it. No, and lilll 11ot going to if it 11ever gets swept. Well, it'll never be swept, 'cause I'm not going to. You're the one that gets it all mussed up. Mel You're cuckoo! XYhose slippers are those? VVhose dress is that? I sup- pose those are n1y books scattered all over tl1e bed. XYell, Gee xxvllill The wardrobe is so full with all your junk that mine won't Ht. A good excuse is better than none. Ohl VVell I suppose I'll have to do SO1llClllillg.i, Come on, Doolin, I'll pick up my clothes and empty the water, and you sweep. All right, but pick up your clothes first because you might accidentally forget to come back. CAN YOU IMAGINE- Rose Maloney being contented? Margaret Monaghan not using slang? Maxine Cripe not worried over something? Frances Fox dressed up? Mary Frey missing a lesson? Bernice Doolin studying? Helen Smith taking l1er time? Loretta Otto managing a class-meeting? Annette Pritchett n1llllSSC!l up ? Marian Alvey not arguing? Naomi Gorey as tall as Lucille Hembreiker? Helen Robinson not hungry? Ceil Marty acting foolish? Noise Martin not telling jokes? Gladys XYilll2l111S with golden hair? Mary Dineen without a ready excuse? Agnes Roth or Anina Blue minus their make-up ? tfatherine Knox wearing a dress four inches below her knees? Ruth Feely with rubber heels? Mildred Tipton carrying her own tray? Mary Phillips having her shorthand? Mary jo passing every subject? Rosemary Ryan not freezing Bernice out? Dorothy Duncheon without l1er two curls? l.illain La liauce looking down? Bernice Bergschneider voluntarily answering a question in Biology? Agnes Reilly with l1er hat covering both ears? Louise lfust spending forty-five minutes o11 a Spanish lesson? Mary Braucher remaining over the week-end? Annette vMkviCSC111HCyC'l' being on time for eight o'clock class? BY THEIR WORDS, YE SHALL KNOW THEM Ulilll just good and mad at you girls. My L-a-a-ands, nlilll afraid n1y little friends did not study. t'You'll get out of it, just what you put into it. Girls, scatter and stay scattered. This dormitory never looked like this last year. uBL'l1CCllCZllllllS Domino. A'Girls, keep those violin bows together. I've just closed the candy store: I won't open it any more today. Throw that gum in the waste basket or get out Zllld stay out. Oh, my dear child. I'll keep that for my memory book. 'ANature never wastes anything. 'ttiirlsl Fall in! Attention! Silence! One Hundred Fourteen

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XX' ,Z ZW' ll n, 3 A K - vw V 1 ' 2 '54 W1 if BROADCASTING The weight of Semester examinations has passed from the shoulders of S. H. A. pupils and they have eome hack to seliool tatter semester vzieationj all rarin' to broadcast: lXl. C. follins: l aitl1. and I had to sit up until 2:45 lueeause I was afraid to go to hed without Mother in the house. Nome Gorey: And the ear turned over three times: 'tis a wonder I'm still ahve. lXl, C. Fisher: t'Dad hrought me to the station in the Car. I hoped and prayed all the way for a hlow-out, hut nothing happened: so here I am. Cecelia Marty: 1 got the cutest pair of slippers and a new coat. l.ouise Fust: Believe it or not, I went to bed at eight hells my first evening home. M. Monaghan: Look, kids, I got my hair cut pointed and it looks like l'ike's Peak upside down. lXl. Hanes: And then who should pass hut him and he wanted me to ae- eompany him to Godfrey. .-Xlvenia Devlin: Girls, don't you like my hair mareelled? My aunt says it looks awfully cute. IJ, Duneheon: Yea, Kids, he's from fville, hest looking fellow, just adorable. li. Doyle: And then we took a long ride: you know he has ll new sport model. R. Conlin: Uh, it went over hig and she's still living with himf' li, lloolin: Uh, I had a wonderful time. Anna Pfolifeiilmeliz Tee-hee, teesliee, tee-hee, tee-hee. R. Ifeelyi I'm dying to see lfoxl I hayen't fussed with her for two weeks. jo IYinterhauer: Yeahl I had a Swell time. l'olly Bushu: Oh huh, I had the nicest time. Gladys XYilliams: lt cost twenty-five dollarsfhut I really don't like it. lf. Fox: Hi kids, where's Ruth? Helen Murphy: Yes, he was home from school. E. Ettelhriek: Hi kids! Henry's got a new light on the Ford. j. Eadie: Oh. kids: lJid you see Don juan? Pat Conway: I went swimming at the K. of C. yesterday. M. Alvey: Hi kids, got 'eher Yirgiliu M. Ruud: Oh, Marguerite sure is going a lot. Mother thinks she is getting wild. Helen Fogarty: I,et's skip and go to the Urpheum this afternoon, right after second period. One Hundred Sixteen