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

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,......,.1--v JN' 3 ll New and Fireproof Telephones in all rooms PALMER HOTEL 5th and Jefferson Across the street from the Orpheum Theatre RATES: With Bath-532.00 Without Bath-51.25-131.50 Springfield, Ill. Robt. Dineen ---------------------------- ASK YOUR PHYSICIAN A-ZZ Prescription are filled by a regis- tered Pharmacist with the very: best quality of medicines obtainable and strictly accord- ing to directions of your physician- ZORN'S DRUG STORE The Store of Personal Service Lincoln and Edwards Sts. Springfield, Ill. Prompt Delivery Service Tel. Main 221 fxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Geo. Otto Boiler Co. Manufacturer and General Repairer Phone C- 2166-M- 3469 1905-15 E. Vllashington Springfield, Ill. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx MATT ALLISON'S MEAT MARKET 202 East NVashington St, Springfield, Ill. K 51 WW x D . 4 I -X X I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I xxx I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I FRED GOTTSCHALK CO. Food Merchants College and Edwards Cap- 1234 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Compliments of the MORRISSEY-A RGUS CO. Successors to Klaholt IT PAYS TO BUY GOOD SHOES 512 E- Adams St- xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx' LaBonte's Luggage Shop Two Stores 323 S. Sth St- 416 VVashington St. Springfield, Ill- Ludies' Purses a Specialty Exclusive But Not Expensive ixxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Compliments of KIRLIN Sz EGAN One Hundred Twenty-One

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JL, f Q li fe l ?l il DID YOU KNOW THAT? Frances Connolly has a cousin? Mary Braucher wants to be a little girl again and believe in Santa Claus? Annette XYiesenmeyer would like to know whether or not the children of lN'ashing'ton's time memorized Lincolns Gettysburg address? Frances Barker does not want to he included in the Annual with the rest of the jokes? Sister Mildred and Sister Maureen always pay half-fare? Pat Conway's only recitation in Cieometery is: Sister please, it's time for the hell. Mary Jo' lmelieves in witches? Lucille Conlin is reforming? Alvenia likes-why yes she does? His name is Billy Vickery and he's from .l'ville? Miss Miller likes a certain Senior? Frances Fox passed one French test? Miss Miller's name is Helen Lucille? Ruth Feely wears a junior class pin? Bernice Doolin likes june Bugs? Gladys and Polly stayed at the Abraham Lincoln? Gladys Gold-Glinted her hair? Frances liox lives in lville and not Taylorville or Decatur? Elizabeth littellmrick has a friend in Lincoln? Catherine VVhite saves her intelligence for Civics Class? Rose Conlin sometimes takes beauty naps in Commercial Law? Helen Smith intended to stay up all night December twenty-Hrst in order to catch her train at six o'cloek in the morning? Julia Fiadie likes a certain lfresliman? There's a -lenny XVren in the Mliresliie Classu? Kay Rachford had a thought in her Junior Year? Bernice Doyle received a letter all the way from Los Angeles? Dorothy llunclieon met some new friends the last time she was in ,l'ville? Annette XYiesenmeyer is the youngest yet heaviest Senior? Loretta Otto is a constant visitor at the candy store? Helen Brusekc has an awful strict family? Mary Dineen forgets herself in lfrench class sometimes? ELUAH Here comes the fiery chariot, The fiery, fiery chariot. 'Twas a nolmle and inspiring sight while it lasted hut under the supervision of Sister lie Chantal the fiery horses CXoise Martin, Mary, and Mutt Hanesl who appeared to he very dejected looking objects, and lflijah tl . Foxl, who had long ceased to sing. mournfully mopped the scratches off the dorm floor. One Hundred Tfwenty

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Certa ' QW t H cus ' We STORIES THAT HAVE MADE US LAUGH inly, that's Mother's writing. I didnt have time to do fifteen sentences. I forgot my Gym clothes. I have a cold, I can't sing. Our clock was slow. I forgot to tell my Mother to call me. I had it all down but I couldn't read my notes. XYe had company last night and so I eouldn't study. I was working on the Annual. I just got here. I wasn't here when we had that. I I was held up by a freight train. didn't know you weren't supposed to. VVe had to go to chorus practise. VVe ran out of gas. I did n't hear the bell. The car was late. I couldn't find my book. The power was off on the street ear. The page is out of my book. TO THOSE UPON WHOM OUR BLESSINGS FLOW OR l ELEVEN BEATITUDES 1. Those- VVho resist the desire of manufacturing puns about feeding the Starved Rockf' Who refrain from making such retorts as So's your old man, Mapplesaticef' VVho when telling about some food which you have to learn to eat, fail to mention-for instance-Uolives . VVho include t'crush in their vocabulary of profane language-never to be used. NVho laugh at a june bug. Who have a sense of humor, be it acquired, borrowed, or hereditary. VYho act as if they're having a good time at our parties-whether they are or not. VVho are quite efficient-in manufacturing excuses in a moments notice. VVho always have an extra nickel that Sure they'll be glad to give you. Those who when asked for something reply with a No instead of its synonym I'm sorry, I haven't it, but if I did-I'd be glad to give it to you. One, me-ow, oi HBARNYARD CHORUS two, hey! Kids, come on! All right, let's go, one, two, three, t'Me-ow, nk-oink. moo-moo, bow-wow, cock-a-do-doodle-do , b-a-a-a-a-a-ah, n-a-a-a-a-a-a-y, hee-haw, hee-haw, tweet-tweet, coo-coo. Sixty girls to the Refectory went On food their minds were bent: XN'ith winged Heetness they rushed to the door Only to find Cornbread and prunes-No More! Each one sniffed the fragrant air As she looked over the empty chairsg VVhat else to do but enter the door And eat cornbread and prunes-No More! Now these sixty girls were silenced too Because they misbehaved as they sometimes dog To them a quiet meal was a bore- They ate cornbread and prunes-No More! One Hundred Twenty-Tfwo