St Marys High School - Tower Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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y ' R 'K r ,L More Beautycul Than Ever NORTH BEND -I INN :- BOB URICHO, SR. CHICKEN and STEAK DINNERS Special Attention given to Weddings, Card Parties, Banquets Also Special Afternoon Luncheons for Card Parties Reservations: Cleves 31, 32 YT? AXQENQZQ3 'Q AVONDALE DAIRY Pasteurized Milk and Cream and all Dairy Products Phone: Avon 2387 CLINTON SPRINGS AVENUE Phone: East 100 J. C. GRUNKENIEYER - Archilect - 3717 Eastern Avenue CINCINNATI, OHIO Phone: Woodburn 652 The Wm. Stacey Storage Co. AUTOMOBILE VANS LONG DISTANCE HAULING CFireproof Warehousesl Vaults for Silver Storage 2329 to 2339 Gilbert Avenue CINCINNATI, OHIO CQ-A. 2+ : '1,S31E.2vH77 N. Cr Page One Hundradflihirty '

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P X 'F t' A 2- STUDIO GRAND A genuine master- piece in small piano building-only 4 feet 9 inches in length- designed for homes where space is lim- ited. In beauty of appearance and qual- ity of tone it has no equal. ' S625 --.rl Ln I -S swf? as -,.-..---e4g,,.. Studio Pianos - Ideal For Schools -- Homes - Conserzfalories im- SNYURLITZER Studio Pianos, ments have solved the problem T small in size, are without of music in small homes, apart- N QW, 1 a doubt among the most popular ments, school rooms, nurseries, - 'Wifi in America today. Their tone is aleoves, and all other places deep, rich in resonance, and pos- where space is limited. Your i5 sessing a volume heretofore as- home is not complete without ' l l sociated only with larger pianos. one of these miniature Wur- , ,,-1 N77 xl These exquisite little instru- litzer Pianos. sT D1o PLAYER T h i s remarkable l littl l 0 r fit' c p ay s nicely into the mod- ern small room. It plays from any stan- dard size roll, with full, round tones and Fine shades of ex- pression obtainahlc only in costly pianos of other makes -- I U STUDIO UPRlG1I'l Compact and dain ty, thi. Upright ' Q 'IF approximately h a l f th ' of - rdi e size an o nary upright. Beau tifully designed. sub- stantially huilt. and uf the finnst musical quality Covenient Terms Jllay Be Arranged Pianos ---- Ol'ga11s--I-larps-WRadio--MusicalInstruments Iiil liast Fourth Street Chet. Walnut and Main! -, J 2 -5 2' J' jf: , Q gf-Q-f i X ' J' Page One Hundred' Twenty-nzne

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Sw 9' -K ., or Q i f f CCI ,LEGE CF MT. ST. jCSEPl-I The College of Mount St. Joseph extends con- gratulations and good Wishes to the Seniors of St. Mary's High School. To each of the girl graduates it adds this special message: Before you decide up- on your college home for next September, visit Seton Hall. Consider its equipment and modern conven- iences. Study the curricula of courses that bring, in four years, the degree of Bachelor of Arts, Bach- elor of Letters, or Bachelor of Science. If you think of becoming a nurse give special attention to the five year course leading to the Bachelor of Science de- gree and the Graduate Nurse diploma, Offered in co- operation vvith the Good Samaritan Training School for Nurses. Compare the expenses and fees for the scholastic year With those of other colleges for Wom- en. Finally, reflect that in addition to other ad- vantages, Mount St. Joseph is Within an hour's ride of Hyde Park, and you can spend every Week-end in your own family circle. A i 2' omx ' ' tw 663. - x- 6' Q u Page One Hundred Thirty-one af Qyf 'al 9 9 R LN R fi fc 61 0 lx N