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

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r f-- L ff - 1-A - C U5 WE TH REE IN ONE VVho are they? Three you'd never forget. A day with them would convince you that their equal cannot be found. One of them is inusicalg one of them is beautifulg one of them is etymo- logical. All of them are mysterious. Helen Sullivan, first violinist in the Orchestra, is a rare speci- men of genius. She loves music, but even more, she loves fun. Her blue eyes are perpetually sparkling with mischief, and she can see a joke coming. One thing, however, which strikes fear into her heart is a vitamin. Her favorite expression is 'Tm get- tin' so bloomin' fat. Josephine Dollack has hopes of winning the beauty contest in 1928. just at present she is longing for a stylish hair cut. In her estimation, the most essential part of XVO1HHIl'S make-up is a perfect marcelg next is her complexion, her ftGive me my compact is characteristic. She loves her Gregg Speed Studies so intensely that she even studies on the bus while going home. Her future is questionable, for she says she is waiting to see what will turn up. Clara Schafer speaks in such large terms that she has created an atmosphere of mystery. She speaks of her perspicacity and her irascibility g and her Ueelerity on the mechanical device for writing is astoundingly marvelous. It is privately held that she spends her nights trying to improve her speaking vocabulary. The haunting fear of her life is that she may come home late for supper, for she is constantly saying, I must get home on timefl Fifty-Nine