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

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H ffxaf egg .. : f r N .: ug, ? 5 W El RIDGELY-F.ARMERS STATE BANK VVill move into its new 12-story ' Fireproof Building Southeast corner of 5th and Monroe Streets On or about July 4, 1927 xxxxxxxsxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx BETSY ROSS BREAD Amrheilfs Bakery xsxxxxxxxxxxxnxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxs, I I I I I Compliments of T. J. EOHERT STUDIO DRAPERIES AND GIFT VVARES I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ixxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx I I I Shop Phone, M. 22585 Res- Phone, M. 6766 I I , . I 1 Frank Scherf Boiler Oo. : Successor to Otto Sz Scherf I I Steam Boilers, Tanks, Stacks. Breechings, Foal Chutes, Fire Escapes, Doors and Shut- ters. Electric Oxygen and Acetylene YVelding and Cutting. I I I I I I . . . g General Repairing a Specialty I I Tenth 8: Cook Sts- Springfield, Ill- One Hundred Twenty-Five

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X fs g s. -1- 'W CLIS ' are I 90520 SENIOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE LIBRARY z 'Pigs is Pigs -Ruth Allison. Question -Marian Alvey. The Queer Little Girl -Helen Bruseke. t l'he Social Secretary -Mary Dineen. t'l'he Dangerous Blonde -Bernice Doyle. e Fast XYorker MBernice Doolin. 'Gentle Julia H-julia Eadic. The .Th Keeping Up VVith Lizzie - Liz Ettelbrick. The Tempest -Ruth Feely. t l'he Turmoil -Frances Fox. .t Vanity Fair -Louise Fust. 'little XYomen - Nome Gorey and t'Beans Devlin. Her Fathers Daughter -Clara Graham. Only Anne -Anne Lutyens. Cecilia -Cecelia Marty. I. 4. Youth -Frances Midden. 'Peg O' My Heart -Margaret Monaghan. Seventeen -Loretta Otto. The VVreckless Age -Mary Phillips. Our Lady of Dreams -Kathryn Rachford. XYhite Sister -Catherine XYhite. This Freedom -.-Xnnette XViesenmeyer. The SWIPING FOOD 'XYell-who got a box today? Solomen? No, the kids all went in at noon-hers is all gone. 'tVVell let's try Jenny. 'KYOLI watch the door. I'll see if she has anything. She has: down the hall they run. Someone drops a piece of cake just as someone else yells, 1 hear beads. Down on their knees go all. Cake crumbs Hy, the girls hoping in their hearts that they'll Hscatter and stay scattered. All make a mad dash for the nearest room and Hfall in. Outside a white Figure looks at the scattered crumbs, smiles and passes on. C'liwo little girls in a certain room on the third Floor, skipping Elocution. talk- ing confidentially? Blah-Blah-Blah- He's the cutest thing. You'd never guess in a million years what he said to me when we met for the hrst time. He said- XVhat is that? The clicking sound of elevator doors breaks noisily upon the Conversation, approaching footsteps, tap-tap-tap, near the door. Hesitation-Une girl drops to the floor and tries to crawl under the bed, while her more fortunate neighbor faints into the clothes closet. Breathless tension for a lull second, receding toot- steps, sighs of relief, resumed conversation- As l was saying. and Honey, a brunette too, etc., etc., etc. Know 'em Girls-? One Hundred Tfwenty-Four

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fs f ' '-E' W i l ELIJAH AT S. H. A. Elijah .....,,,........... ........, .......... H e len Smith The VX'idow .. -- ,,-,. Rose Conlin VVidow's Son ......... .... .....,.. .....,.......,,...,,,,,,...,. I Q z tchel Music .............. . ............,.......,,..... , ,........,...,,., ..,, . ...Midge Tipton VVoe to the Chamher of Commerce that staged Elijah at the arsenal, March thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth, for long since Helen Smith has entertained the gym classes and lilled our recreation hours with her interpretation of it. Clad in Indian Costume and armed with 'fgynf' pole, she stalks in, shouting Elijah and extending greetings with wild thrusts of the free arm. Accompanied hy a weird thumping on the piano CMidge's entire repertoirej and the widow's full-voiced weeping, Helen raises the widow's son to life. As an anticliinax, Helen presents us with the UButterHy Dance or, Helen and Rose together, Two Indian Lovers. THE TROLLEY CAR EPISODE 'fAnnette, you and 'Pat' get on, lLiz' and Helen, you walk down the street Mary and I will do the rest. All arrangements planned, each starts to perform her duty. The ear stops, Annette and Pat get on. l'ull hard, Kate! Let's go! Swish-goes the trolley. The passengers sit in the dark, while the hasty conductor disniounts, shouting violent accusations at the two transgressors. His out hursts show no effect: Mary and Kate stay hidden until the trolley is restored, and the car is trundling down the street. SOMETHING OUGHT TO BE DONE ABOUT THIS Seniors playing Love Sets with lower classinen. Clt isn't tennis eitheiil Sophonlores giving the excuse when they are late, 'AI went to church this morning, Sisterf, Freshies publishing private notes. Juniors- Anina, the two Agnes' and Bernice using the Junior Classroom for a Beauty Parlor. Cecelia's giggling in class. Helen S1nith's wasting the whole noon-hour on shorthand Cwe can't read it anywayj Mary l'urcell's hair for is it?j Vivian's inability to prove to S. M. VV. that she is paying attention. Mary l7ogarty's passing up stop signals. Genevieve Conlin's refusing to get excited. Mary l rey's making use of a nest of swan like clouds to express her senti- ments on chewing gum. Margaret Frey's trying to hoss her older sister. Pauline Bushu's saying My Gosh, Agnes! to anyhody and anything. Clare VVinterhauer's never standing on two feet. Rose Conlin's following a well regulated diet. to keep her athletic hut grace- ful figure. Lucille Henihreikcr's winning twice in succession prizes raffled hy the Seniors. Helen Robinsons laughing in church on Sunday morning, at a joke that she chanced to hear on Saturday night. Violet's philosophical attitude toward life. Mary C. Collinis ambition to he a Caharet Dancer. Mildred Tipton's exclusive ahility to persuade Sister De Chantal to open the candy store. Helen Murphys sending home-made fudge to a certain party at Notre Dame. Gladys XYillianis' trying to frighten a shy little news-hoy hy flashing a ten dollar hill at him, Getting funds to send the O'MaIley Family hack to Ireland. One Hundred Tfwfnty-Six