St Josephs Academy - Academy Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

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' U V .juz .gp -bf gf: if J ..-z, I X , -1 1 4 , ,:. 1.1 xr . ,4 '-.,,i-.. . .a.:55..4 . xv. rf N N w 'As the swift seasons roll . . . E I il Y Avross 1190 flaefiug years Il wistful IIIVULIIII, Tbaf l'L'f'lI fading menzory rcwallsg A youfla zffvrmzl ax fbc' r'Lfc'rgrc'c'11, Sfill lingcrs fovrv, wifloiu flovsv lmllowcfd halls dis +.. ff-,. fi in I-nv 4 ' -J an iff' ' f THE AEAHEMY Presented by the Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-One St. Ioseph's Academy f Fontbonne Saint Louis, Missouri THE F ur youth, a time when our hearts are young and gay. We see the changes that occur in the growing-up process as we finish the first year of high school and pass on to that year for misplaced persons called sophomore: then on to the junior year Finally We reach th t . a year, senior, when the world beckons us to enter its wide open spaces to find our place and the work selected for us by the Divine Planner. Throughout these fo OUR YEARS of high school are passed in the springtime of o ur years we are conscious of change. As we spend days in the classroom we notice that we are not alone in this process known as change. All nature changes too. From September to Iune ev , winter, spring, summer. ery year nature passes through an autumn In these pages of the 1951 ACADEMY we present the S.I.A. students in the four seasons of spiritual, intellectual, cultural, and physical growth coupled with th f ' e our seasonal changes through which nature advances each year. The result is the beautiful and complete unfolding of the S.I.A. girl with all her Christ-like and Mary like Virtues h - , a C ange as wonderful as the unfolding of the seasons, for both are the handiwork of God. FHREWURII UNTENT FOREWORD DEDICATION FACULTY SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES ADVERTISERS ll HEHIE TID TO MARY IMMACULATE, the perfect model of Christian woman- hood, we, the senior class of nineteen hundred fifty-one, prayer- tully dedicate this book. Throuqh her inspiration and ex- ample we hope to pass through all the seasons of life in triumph, plishment of the Will of God. Arise, lllflfif' foasfc, 111 y love, my dow, my beazrfifzzl 0110, and 001110. For winfffr is now pasf, fha 111111 is Over and gone. Tlx' flowcfrs have apj1e111'c'a' in our land, fbf' fi111f' of pfllllillg is 601110: floc' voice of fbc' furflr' is fycard ill our lmzd. Tlx jig frm' bafb puf forfb ber grvwz figs: flu' L'illf'S ill flowvr yield fbvir swcfef smell. Arisv, Illj' low, 111y brazlfiful 0110, and 601110. -CANTICLE OF CANTICLES, II, 10-13. in peace, and in the joyful accom- -5, gmxgwxf 3 ?'f W't?fl?i Sister Virginia Marie, C.S.I., English Reverend I. Daniel Moore Religion Sister Mary Emmelia, C.S.l. Religion, History Sister Mary Winitred, C.S.I. Art Sister Mary Elizabeth, Cl.S.I. Religion, Mathematics Sister Angela Marie, C.S.I. Religion, Latin, Home Ec Sister Agnes Loretto, C.S.I. Religion, Science Sister Mary George, C.S.I. Religion, History Sister Anne Edward, C.S.I. Religion, Commercial Sister Rita Catherine, C.S.l. Religion, Latin, French Principal onornics Sister lean Fontbonne, C.S.l. Religion, English Sister Mary Arthur, C.S.l. Music Miss Kathleen Behan Physical Education msmf. w, AUTUNI Swzsou of min' and mellow frzziffulness, Clow bosom frielzd of fbf' lllflfllfillg sung Couspiring with him bow io load and bless Wifla fruif flnr' Lfimfs float round the iloatclo caves run -KEATS ash ,ff 5 ' 'Q ' ,, , A ' 1 if 4?w7 I Q d kifipfw' , 5 414, . I I , I ' f, f M fl I f 2, , :ff 'I 4 , 13,443 Q V r , f di ' - v' - f a'.ykf-wg 1' 0 K' 4 4 U . , X. v , . 4.7, ,X , ,J 0 Q, A-ht .yi 4. J- V 1 M , . - l TTY- . .1 0' HU' ' 6 9 , KFUIJ 5 ' A v' 1 In ' if Y V- ' ' . . 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Class president 4, Sodality l-2-3-4, Cwlee club 3-4, C.S.M.C. l-2-3-4, Athletic association l-2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Basketball varsity 2-3-4, Co-captain 4, Basketball class team l-2-3, Sodality spiritual council 4, May maid 2. ALICE MARlE TUCKER IHU uf llfv, tmtl full of wit. Class vice-president 4, Sodality 2-3-4, Glee Club 2-3, C.S.M.C. 2-3-4, Athletic association 2-3-4, Christmas play 3, Ridiriq club and horseshow 4, Basketball varsity 4, French club 2-4, Swim- minq team 3-4, Baseball varsity 3. KATHERINE CELESTE HUEPMAN lf untill! uf f'nwj'I1rt'-v lu' u11':1t',' .vnu will fmt lim' in :'u1'r1. Class treasurer 4, Sodality l-2-3-4, Glee club Z, C,S.M.C. 1-2- 3-4, SAIOAC 4, Athletic association l-2-3-4, Pep club 1-2-3-4, Riding club and horseshow 2, Basketball class team 1-2, Ere-nvli club 3-4, Swimming team 3, MARY VlBC1lNlA DOWNEY l'r't't'1'u11.v f't'tll'I,V in .vilruf mltlrwx tl7t'1'll. Class secretary 4, Sodality 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 2-3-4, C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4, Press Club 2-3, Athletic association l-2-3-4, Christmas play 2-3-4, Riding club and horseshow 2, Basketball class team 2-3, Catechist 4, Librarian 2-3-4. Il1'ffing rrmllu for 11 1-Iuxx n1r'f'tiny.' Fl SS Ill 1951 Mary Hacks-tt President Alice Tucker Vice-President Katherine Treasurer Mary Vir ' Huffman qinia Downey S ecretary Page Ten NNHIIIN nl' xprinyf runzrrrlihlf' lop rlf ELASS M1951 'Al xnwy liwwn ll-iliirx-1 l'fxwt'vtl lflijkltl Bows Shiilf-y lindfsis Pfisjyo Flfhvrn HI' H NANCY BRQWN il r1ul'r1L'l1'11gl VNV, I1 llrmi In! gfnlllf' 7 Athlatim' xissoricl- Sodrility l-2-3-4, SAIOAC 3, Press club l-i,, - ., tion l-2-3-4, Pep Club I-2-3-4, Bowlinq club 1-2, Ridinq club und horse-show l-2-3-4, Basketball vursity 4. PATRICIA lEAN FAWCETT l.17'I'!llYlL', .mlv.vlun1iul, u rlwzrr mimi, Sodnlity 1-2-3-4, Glee club 2-3, C,S.M.C. 1-ZZ-3-4, SAIOAC 3, Press club 2-3, Athletic association l-2-3-4, Pop club 1-2-3-4, 5 :lciy 2-3 Ridinq club find horsoshow Che-erlrnder 2, Christina 1 ., l, Swimminq rlub 3-4, Modwrn dcinre rlub 3. IACQUELINE IUNE BOAS 'l ln' .millr ,vrmvl xnzilz' fm ..a1,vfnn'. Athletic association 2-3-4, Cliristintis pl-xy 3-4, Ridinq vluh mind horseshow 2-3-4, Hockey vciisity 4, Alt club TT-3-4. SHIRLEY ANN LINDERS lll'r fr1'r'u4l.vll1'f will i'ml14r't'. P1985 Club 2, Athletic: association 2-3, Pep club 2-3 4, Christ Riding Club und lwiisvslinw Il-3 4, Ficlnvli club mas play 2-3-4, 3-4, Swirnnxinfl Pluh 3-4. IOAN MERLO 'l'ln- .i-i't'ri'f nf luintf Iu 4'lv it Sodality 14 l t 1 : lmirtyr 11ll.Vl'1fl.TlI. - , Glee club 4, A cappella 1, SAIOAC 4, Athletic association 1-4, Christmas play 4, Bowling club l-4. SHIRLEY HUMMEL Slit lmx xt: fort. .vu l.'1'ml. ,vu l1li'x.vt'tl u 1i1'.vfw.vif1'aH. Sodality 3-4, Glee club 3-4, Treasurer 4, C,S.M.C. 3-4 association 3-4, Pep club 3-4, Tr Christmas play 3-4 . Athletic easurer 3, Vice-president 4, . Modern dancing 3. VERA RHOMBERG Jimi ux llitlft im your l14'!1r'!. Sodality 3-4, Glee club 3-4, President 4, C.S,M.C. 3-4, Athletic association 3-4, Cheerleader 3-4, Captain 4, C.B.C. represent tive 4, Modern dancing 3. Q, MARIANNE KLEIN .I minitifuri' uf Im'i'l1'm'.v.v. Sodality 1-2-3-4, Spiritual council 4, G l-2-3-4, Class vice-presid mas l lee club Z-3, C.S.M.C. ent 3, Athletic association l-2-3-4, Christ- p ay l-2-3-4, Volleyball class team 1-2-3, Basketball varsity 4. lllfc' lwyins llf flll'f'!' n'f'Ir Jr I. ll L l UF 'Wg loan Merlo Shirley Hummel Vera Rhomberq Marianne Klein Page Twelve Im MARGARET GRACE KLUCK l.l'g1l:I fx Ilw' lvnrflrll rrllvn ilu' lzvtlrt lx 11413. Sodolity 1-2-3-4, Glve Club 2-3-4, C.S.M.C. l-2-3f4, Press Club 2, Athlff-tic association 1-Z, Pop club 1-2, Christrncxs plfiy 3-4, Skntlnq club 2, Modern dnncinq 3. IOAN MARY lVlCLAUGl'lLlN Tln' .wlflrx tim! 7t'1'u,' ilu' tinlx that !1Iu:t'. Sodolity l-2-3-4, C.S.M.C. l-2-3-4, Treasurer 4, Athleflic usso- ciotion l-2-3, Pep club 1-2-3, Bowling club 1-fl, Skfitinq Club l, Cluss teorn bcrsksitbull 3, Art Club 4, Modern dont? 3, MARGARET KELLY lu X't1f1u'u'.v .vizzlfilvxt t'1llH'lIl.V txrmitfl. l 2 3 4 Clrxss vice- Sodcility l-2,3-4, Glare Club 2-3, C.S.M.C, - - - , president 2, Press club 2-3, Athletic rxssocifition 1-2-3v4, Pop Club l-2-4, Christmas ploy 1-2-3, Bowling club l-3-4, May mfiid 3, Art C Ci nce Club 3. lub 1-2-344, Mode-rn Q l l NANCY LEE lOl-INSTON ,fll.Yl flu- t1l'r'i1'.rt. fllil-x'f1'xI xlfj' of 11 lllllrglf' Sodulity l-234, Glee club 28, C,S.M.C. 1-234, Pross Club 2 Athletic association L2-3, Pep club 1-2-3, Christnirrs pltxy Q Bowling club 2, Art Club 1-2-3-4, Modern Cirinvv rlub Pl. .ll1'rn1ui1Is ul fhv fixh 11uml. Ill SS ll l95l Mfirq-irret Klurflc lofin Mr'Lf1uqhlin Mrirqifl Kelly Nwrncy lohnston A Page 'Tlmirtcen X lOAN FRANCES HOULII-IA N Frizz, lllzmur, um! 7'l'It1lity. Sodality 12,3-4, C.S.M.C, 1-2-3-4, Business manager ACADEMY 4, Athletic association l-2-3-4, Pep club 1-2-3-4, Cheerleader 1, Riding club and horseshow l, Basketball varsity 2-3-4, Sub deb club 2-3-4, Swimming club 4. MARY IOAN KRIEGSHAUSER l.l'lEz' I0 lim' is tl ju-vr1l1.v tlzfml H Sodality l-2-3-4, Glee cl b ciation 1 2 3 u 2, C.S.lVI.C. 1-2-3-4, Athletic asso- - A -4, Pep club 1-2-3-4, Christmas play 3, Riding club and horseshow 1-4, Hockey varsity 4, Latin club 4, Home eco- nomics club 3, Swimming club 4. SUSAN CATHERINE O'LEARY Ulu flz1'u,r1.v :t'urI1m'lu'I1'. .vln ll fwzrx ilu' fmt. Sodality 12-34, Glee club 2, C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4, Class secretary l, Press club 1, Athletic association l-2-3-4, Pep club 1-2-3-4, Cheerleader 4, Christmas play 1-2, Librarian 3, Home economics Club 3. lOAN ELIZABETH HOGAN L'lzurnling1 'IHLI-VX, tl ?t'1'm11'ng1 xmih' Sodality 1-2-344, CS Pe .M,C. 1-2-3-4, Athletic association 1-2-3-4, p club 1-2-3-4, Cheerleader 4, Christmas play 4, Riding club and horseshow 1-2734, Basketball class team 4. Susie O'Leai Iaa 'I'hi.v 1:1411 ix lmunrl to :rm It ELASS Ill 1951 Ioan Haxilihtiii Mary Io K Y n Hogan Page Fo rieqshausei urteen N PATRICIA BARRY lOA llrr fmrlfl ix r1'rr mynu.v. Sodolxty l-2-3-4, GIG? club 4, C.S.M.C. 1-ZZ-3-4, Cllxss sc-cietury Athlettc nssocmtion 1-2-3-4, Pop Club l-2-3-4, Cllrlstmns plmy 4, Bowling club 1-2-3-4, President 4, Art vlub 1 MARIANNE HAYES fly u jlfllfll' mul ljllfwl xf'1rrl. Sodrxlxty 2-3-4, Glwsx club 4, Athletic Gssorirxtxmx 1-2-3-4, Pvp Club l-2-3-4, Christmcxs plny 4, Bowlinq Club 2-3-4, Skrxtinq club 1-2-3, Volleyball class team 2, Class tchmn brxskotbull 1-3, Mfxy nmid 3, lOAN MARIE IOLLEY lin Iulrulx vvrrr nf flu' ,vilwut L'lllll.4l Rudnlity l-2-3-4, Glee club 2, A ntnppellrx l, Athletic ussorin b l'7-3-4, Christmris play 4, Skritinq vlub 13 'lub 3. tion' 1-2, Pop clu -.. lfxtiu Club 3-4, Home economics L HELEN MARGUERITE BARRY l llwzlrf Tvflll rmml fm' 1':'4.'ry j'u.X'. b 4 CS.M.C. l-I3-4, Atlxletu' nsso tlny 4, Sktttinq r Soflality l-2-3-4, Glare clu , Y . clfttion l-2-3-4, Pop vlub l-2-3-4, Chrlstmfxs 1 l-3, IO ANN LYO NS Slip rrliikvx lift' 41 grmml, .muwt snuff. Sadality 1-2-3-4, C.S.M.C. l-2-3-4, Athletic association 1-2-3-4, Pep club l-2-3-4, Volleyball class team 2, Basketball Class team l-2-3, Art club 4, Tennis club 4, Modern dancing 3, DORIS NESSl.ElN .X'l:r funn' lm! fm' f,I'fA'PItl.V,Il'f', and took llft'Alj' lo1'1'. Sodality l-2-3-4, Glee Club l-2-3-4, C.S.M.C. l SAIOAC 2-3, Press club 2-3, A ' mas play 2-3 M -2-3-4, Council 2, thletic association 1-2-3-4, Christ- , Basketball class team l-2-3, Art club l-2-3-4, odern dancing 3. MARY ANN l-IANLON li:'i'r- u .vmilr ulum hw' fam' um! in luv' 1iwur'r. Sodality I-2-3-4, Athletic association l-2-3-4, Pep club l-2-3-4, Christmas play 4, Skating club 1, Volleyball class team 1, Tennis club 4. CARLA MARIE MAGLIETTA l.i'ttIi' uf xtiitxwv, full of h1'art. Sodality l-2-3-4, Glee club 4, Athletic association l-2-3-4, Pe club l-2-4, Christmas play 1-2-3-4, Riding club l-2-3, Art Club 4, Librarian cl dancing 3. P and horseshow Lib 2, Tennis Club 4, Modern f IIIlI'-Yllllll' for ftulllll-Y. .tml low .w'i. ' El S Ill 1951 lo Ann Lyons Doris Nesslein Mary Ann Hanlor Carla Maqlietta Page Sixteen ln M1 S Giuizlbll' Iinn' fuxl Siflillflf' F 1951 Mary Ann Hilqmnvm Kathleen Hoqun Patricia l lSI'l9Ql'lGI'l Hose Gloirz Puqo Seventeen MARY ANN HILGEMAN l , l.1'I lrrr lutzfn' rmlillul xllluw. l Sodllllly l-2-3-4, Glow Club 7-3, L1.S.M,LJ. l-ll-3 4, Pxvsxvlvlxl 4, Assvcirrto -fditox SAIOAC 4, Svimwcv rlub 3, lunior vlnssiwul lrrmusl 3-4, Lfxlm Klub 4. KATHLEEN HOGAN ,Y!.'1ll um! rnfllillvlz-'4' ml' lm num m1rn'ml'l4 mm-v. Sodrrlity 1-2-3-4, Splritunl vounc'il 3-4, C.S.M.C. 12-3-4, Glm Club 34, Edllor ACADEMY 4, Press rlub if-3, Pnl: vlub 1-2 3-4 President 4, Mfry mind l, Christmrm pluy 4, Buwlmq vlub 1-if 3-4 l'A'l'RlClA HENEGHAN Ufllrlrvla' f'1'f4'Am'lv uw run IW. Cl'l4'l'1c1u1crl 'i.4. ws- x - 'J T23-4, C.S.M. ,. , 3-4 Pup vlulu l 12 3-4 Srwdfnllty lfl-3-4, Glm clul Allxlf-tif' flsfzovxsxtxorm l-2 3-4, lfl1I1:ztu141s lvlny , Brnwllmrg club l-2-3-4. ROSE AUGUSTA GlC3lA rjnz1'!, xlrmffulxi, null flvmznl. Srldnllty l-2-3-4, Glee club 4, C.S.M.C. l-2-3-4, Lfmlnml 4, Alla I?-3-4, kiluistmrxzs plrxy 2-34 lntig rissomritiolu l-17-3-4, Pop Llulu Bowlinq Vlub fl-3-4, Skfxtinq vlub l, B xskvtlafxll vlriss tswim 3, DOROTHY MAHER gl jirlt' lim! .rlwtlx .r1z11.vll1'l1t' 4':'t'r'yrt'ln'l't'. Sodality 2-3-4, C.S.M.C. 2-3-4, Class treasurer 3, Athletic asso- ciation 2-3-4, Secretary 3, President 4, Pep club 2-3-4, Christmas play 2-3-4, Basketball varsity 2-3-4, Ca-Captain 4, Sub deb club 3-4, Latin club 3-4. PATRICIA MOORE ' Hnru fm' .v1tm't'.v.v, slit' x1'l'u:t'tl'. Sodality 1-2-3-4, Prefect 4, Treasurer 3, Glee club 2-3, Class president l, May queen 4, Catechist 4, Basketball varsity 2-3-4, Latin club 3-4, Christmas play 3-4, Athletic association 1-2-3-4, Psp club 1-2-3-4. NANCY O'l..EARY ,S'r'n1t't'1'1'!,t', t'lt'1't':'t'r1tjv. f't'1'.vm1al:'!y. Sadality 1-2-3-4, Spiritual council 3-4, Soclalty union repre- sentative 4, C.S.M.C, l-2-3-4, Class vice-president 1, Class secre- tary 3, SAIOAC 2-3, Athletic association l-2-3- ' 4, Christmas play 2-3-4, B 4, Vice-presidrint asketball varsity 2-3-4. AUBE ESPENSCHIED .-I irzztlm' lzvtxrr, ti Ityvnl rm'nri. Sodality 1-2-3-4, Glee club 2-3-4, Athletic associatlon 1-2-3-4 Christmas play 4, Bowling club l, Skatiri class team 1-2. q Club 1, votieybqti Sunshinv and smilvs go hand in hand. El SS HF 1951 Dorothy Maher Patricia Moore Nancy O'Leary Aube Espenschied Page Eighteen l unr hirzls llflifllffll CLASS lll 195 Florence Betty Jones Eilee sinu' 'JI lllfol 1. Mue Spuck n Ulrich Ruth Patterson Page Nine teen Cl FLORENCE MAE SPACK ini' limi lim' 7'nii'r ix xniiyr. ' lli 1-2, CZ.S.M.L. :li IIN xtrf- ix mi. , ulity l-2-3-4, Glee club l-2-3-4, A crippo 1 cifition l-7-3-4, Cliristnivxs pltiy Il-3 4, Frvn' Sod - - Athletic :isso ' ' b 3-4. 2 3 4, l..'bll'lf1C'lH flu lib 3-4, i TTY IONES BE .X'i'lni'r'1lvv if:t'i'Il.r fu llrl' wzlzinxvl i'i'i'.v. l b 7 CS.M.C. l-7-3-4, Clciss tiwisiiivr lletic' tissorpiiition l-IT, lunint Sodolity 1-2-3-4, Glen cu ,, . SAIOAC 2-3, Editor ACADEMY 4, Ati nce Club 2-3, May maid l, Latin rlub 4, Vif'e-iirvsidviit 4. Scie- . Academy of Science EILEEN M. ULRICH l.u:'1'l.v fn limk til, 1li'lr':1ll!fnl tn knnm'. Sodolity 1-2-3-4, C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4, Art wditrir ACALJHMY 4, ' tion l-2-3-4, Skcitinrg club 2-3, Riding vlnb find l-2-3 4, l,ihrrrr'ifin vluh 4, Tffnnis Athletic cissocm liorsesliow 1-2-3-4, Art club vlub 4. RUTH PATTERSON .Yurm'I1'1m'.r .v1'rl'mf.v, .mfHrIi'irn'.v .iH.ili'Aigf, iilnu-x'.v frn'vnll,i'.' lub 2-3-4, C.S.M.C. l-Z3-4, Busine-sr, ' ' Cliristiniis pl-iy Soddlity 1-2-3-4, Glee c Mfinfiqer ACADEMY 4, Athletiv fissocicition 3 4, Svierire club 3, Lzbrcirifin r-lub 4, Tennis Club 4. MARY MARGARET MARSH X'.1lvlr tlunlx Ilml an rn: . 4' Sodaliiy l-2-3-4, Glee club 2-4, C.S.M.C. l-2-3-4, Vice-president 4, Council 1-3-4, Athletic association 12 3 4 P mas play 74 M ' zfmzlrri un' murt ttfltlll fl - - - , ep Club 2-3, Christ- , ay maid Z, Latin Club 4, Swimming vlub 4, Tvnms club 3-4, President 4, MARY PATRICIA BOWMAN l'1'.v :fly .v.t'm'1 fu lwnlv I-llftl ilu' fair ufwu fun' uf IIt'tI'1't'lI,H Sodality 1-2-3-4, Glse club 2-3-4, SAIOAC 2-3-4, Press club 2-3, Athletic' association l-2-3-4, Pep club l-2-3-4, Christmas play 3-4, Ridina Club and horseshow l, Swimming team 3-4, French Club 3 4, TCIHllS Club 3-4. RITA RILEY lx'1.h an 1'fit'rl.v, t'lt'7'4'r' fu .vfu'z't'11.'4 Swdallty l-1?-3-4, Vice-prefect 4, Spiritual council l-2-3-4, Glee t-lub 3, SAIOAC 2-3-4, Press club 2-3, Athletic: association l-2-3, Pvp ulub l-fl, Christmas play l-2-4, Sub deb club 2-3-4, Latin club 4, Sudality union representative 1-2-3-4. MAlQilLYN METCALF .N!u' rmrtl1n'V.f 1Il'l7n'Hl!ir.v ft-x' tl11r'l'ug1 In 11Hi'Hlf'I. Sud-xlrty 1 I-3-4, Glcc Club 2-4, C.S,M.C. l-2-3-4, SAIOAC 2-3-4, ljaitar 4, Pross club IZ-3, Athletic association l-2-3-4, Pep club l .7 3, Qfluismias play 4, Smmice club 2, French Cl b - lmll t'la:'s thanx 2-3. u 3 4, Basket- f'Y7'f!IlI,Il, and nlmwy in my p0r'lret. ' EL YS UF 1951 ss? Mary Margaret Marsh Patricia Bowman Rita Riley Marilyn Metcalf Page Twenty Hold ix zrlmrf' you final il, El SS lll 1951 Irivkie- Baker Mrxics--lima Giirtiaa Sari Rcssow Mary Catherine Chapman Page Twenty-One IACKIE BAKER ' lii'in'l. iYnIl1i'llgr fx 1'll1fmx.ri'l'lt' lu rl Ivrllirlyr Sodality Z-3-4, C.S.M,C. 1-2-3-4, Council 2, Class pivfsitluiit 3 SAIOAC 3-4, Athletic association l-2-3-4, Tri-tisurt-i 3, lfliiistinti play 4, Riding Club and horseshow l-2-3-4, Ciitvrliist 4, Biisski- ball varsity 3. l MARCELINE Gl:lATlAA l tlill1fl1l lu ln'll', luvul lu ilt'li'u1l. Sodality 1-2-3-4, C.S,M.C. 1-2-3-4, Counvil 3, SAIUAC 134, Atli letic association 1-2-3-4, Christiniis play 34, Huvkvy vtximty Basskeetball varsity 2-3-4, Swiiiiixiinq It-iiin 4, Smlrility :zpiiitu il council 3-4. SARl MARIE ROSSOW 'Il ln'lf'r'mr lmntl, 41 flirmll-v .v11ril4'. CSMC. 3-4, SAIOAC 4, P1055 vlulw 34, Aili 3 4 F'reJn1'li vlulw 34, liixsl: Ili ill Clube Club 3, f. . . Christmas play .- , ' lcitxni 3. irssoaiatiftn 3-4, rlvxss teain 3-4, Volleyball Class x MARY CATHERINE CHAPMAN .Slri' lirtx mvrlfvul mul 4'u:'i4',x imma l 3-4 GIOQ club 2-3, C.S.lVl.Lf. 1234, Allzlwli 1 1 Sriomfv club Lfi. l.iliii1iif1n wliilm l 1 wliili -inrl lull li w Soinrlity -if , ciatian 1-Q-3-4, Pc-In Club 3-4, , Swiimiiimg I-sim 4, Skllllllfj rlub 3, Ridimq 1-fl. ,nw MARY ANN EDWARDS .lll Iffut vlli' Ilnrv flu' ilu , , . rx rvl1i1l1'flmlr'fi'1Hj'. Sodiility 2-3-4, Glow club 2-3, C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4, SAIOAC 3, Ath- letic iissosmtioii l-fi-3-4, CIIYISYIIIKIS play 3-4, Riding Club cmd iiorsosliow 1-T?-3, Hoiiiecviiiiiiq maid 4, Swimuimq te-mix 4, Li- iunxrimi vlixb Y HAPRIET ESCHRICH 'fl l1':'i'lvx' i'i1rr1fwll11'mz mul +1 fmml frlrmlfi Gia-w vlub QT-3-4, C,S.M.C. 2-3-4, Athletic association 2-3-4, Pep 1-lub 23, Ciiristiims play 3-4, Librfirimi Club 4, Modern dnncp duh 3, Voiivyhfxii PIHSS twwrii 7-3. VIRGINIA BLATTNER 'Il znrrl'-v llrur! gmiu ull Mu' Curly. Glow club 2-3-4, Athletic -rssocxmioii 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1-3-4, Qhi1Stiiir,1s play 3-4, Ridiiiq Club and horseshow I-Z, Home- vominq mind 4, Swiumimq 1-lub wresfli ' i 1 ent 4, Skmmq club 3. In my IPIVITIII Olflsnlohilwf' Mary Ann Edwards Hnrriei Eschrich Virqiniu Bluitner Page Twenty-Two AEAUENIY AWAHH WINNER Mary Ann Klohr Ioan Houlihan Beverley Zeuschel Ruth Patterson Ann George Betty Iones Mary Ann Murray Sylvia Muehling Sue Whittington These students brought in S25 or more in ads and patrons forthe 1951 ACADEMY Page Twenty-Three U HERELASSME WI TEH Tberc' was llC l!f'V a leaf on bush or free, Tloe bare bougbs ruffled sfolzdderizzglyg T190 river was clumb mm' Could not speak, For Hoc' wvawr Wilzfcr ifs shroud had spun -LOWELL P q Twenty-Fo PC1519 Twenty Fxve CLASS UF 1952 AUTUMN ACTIVITIES. Opening ot new school year, September 8 ,,.. Mass ot the Holy Ghost ..,. Seniors receive class rings from Sister Virginia Marie. . . . Covelle Newcomb, noted author ot juvenile books at special assembly, October 3 .... Students sign Freedom Scroll .... Sodality clothes drive tor poor during October .... Father Moore begins weekly instructions .... Sisters of St. Ioseph celebrate three-hundredth anni- versary ot tounding ot community .... First issue of SAIOAC, October 19, under editorship ot Marilyn Metcalt .... Homecoming bonfire and pep rally .... Homecoming dance in Medaille, Octo- ber 21 .... Forty Hours' devotion .... Ads and patrons drive tor 1951 ACAD- EMY ,... Iunior Red Cross members till 85 boxes tor children across the sea. . . . National Book Week .... Community Chest drive .... Program honoring St. Cecilia, patroness of music .... Hanging oi Advent wreath. WINTER ACTIVITIES. Christmas pag- eant, A Mystery for Christmas . . . . Baskets tor the poor .... Christmas party IUNIOR OFFICERS Valterott, president, Eithim, trorrsiirt-'rg Toenjes, vice-presidentq Friedniann, secretary. FIRST ROW: Carney, Fritsch, M. Ahearn. SECOND ROW: I.. Kennedy, Kelley, Crowley, Browning, THIRD ROW: Davies, Brown, Leiendecker, Henderson, FIRST ROW: 1. Mound, Pitt, I. Olivastro. SECOND ROW: O'Reil1y, M. L. Hanlon, Donahue, Litteken, Meiners. Page Twenty-Six 111111111 1152 tlivvrr ty sudality .... Cliristrrias Carol' irrq .... Yuletide serriiftarrrial iri Medaille, Decerrrlrer 27 ..,. March ai Dirries drive, larruary 15 .... Serriester exarris, lanu- ary 16-I9 .... Hetreat by Father Edward D, Harris, S.I .... Vera Flliarrrlzerq, horrf mary L1.Ccalar1ci1 atC.B.C. rriilitary ball. . . . Fatlier-Daualiter lrariauet at Park Playa .,.. Teachers' irrstitute, February 8-Q ,... Catlialic: Book Week ..., VOCCI- tiruri Wricflc, lvlarcli 410. SPRING ACTIVITIES. Easter vaca- ticvrr .... Educiatitnrial tour to Wcisliiriqtori and New Yrurk, April l-8 ..., Maryville lraslwtlvall tcaurrrarrrerrt .... Faritlioririe music testival ,... Eiqlrteerith aririual Farrtlramie liaise slraw .... Seriior Class play .... Vtfater carnival .... Class rinq rrieasurerrierits lar iuriiars .... Pat Moore queen at May day Cererrioriies .... Iuriiar prcnm irr liarrar al graduates, May 11 .... luriicurrseriiar luricheari .... Seriiar exams: ..., lVIatl'iers' luricheari for seri- iars .... ITl1'?SI1lI1U1'1 Iashiori show .... Field day .... CLASS DAY, IUNE 6 .... GFIADUATIQN, IUNE 7 .... VACATION BEGINS. K. :Twp-'rr'-y, .Sr rr-111, Srmtlu, Krrrtg, M.-rilli, Sli-lrfirr fflmkt-, Mvr.l111r.tr, VVi1l1'1m::, Slrmtli, 1'lli2f'l' HKJVV' 1-llr :w, 11 IJ:-:mir in, Vim-llrr, A. Slrgrwr 1111, Millrfitzrr SZIQVONI' HOW: Strivbwl, Tr rvy, lvlf-iz n'1r1f'1:--rt, Flrtlrlrrrr IIHZST HOVV: Iiutli-r, llvirirg-rt-A, I.xri:1trrr!1i, Htrrrxfwf f3liQ'1bNl- 1iiJV1fg flrrfli, Avrlfrrs, l.lrnirn, Hrvylz-fz, Girl trrrrr-1, lltwllrr-fa, 11' 11:11 ru. 1' itz. Tw, rity r ms n F 1953 MYNRF Q. r I, THQ . ,:f.-ui-nt' UQ 1 ' 14 K ... H- 1:,i: H . If FIRST ROVJ: Bxwmri, 'f'x1rh1H, M. CJl1v41::uw, Kxxbwxvrh SEL UNI' HOVX7: f,1wIwf:1f: '711 1 mx R Inu ' Q,-xvv Q1 I 1 K , A, M: , .. , ,.w.f.1, Klwkf. 'THlRf ., .: .wf ,!I'um'1. an-:N S., - iii--f.11V nw .X jgwgs .kv A .- YIRST HMV.: :V1v'Kxv ' ' , Yumm-11:11, Hwzdwu. SFIVONL ' 1..-S Nqnlfy Iv1,1rkP Mxrrhl-li I RQ W : Twmnt y Exqhx B'-nth Quxrk ST ROW: Zupez, Mooney, Let-, Srmlf- SHCQTCUNI' ROW: , ' , Abkambmr B. Ifivmm PLAYS HF 1953 IIHil'I' HUVI Aikwf Mb xx, H-:mm I., Hindi-x1r1,, M, K1 :Ju :ig VIHEHI' HUW: L': Hu A L., Hx1x.m, L1 A 'mln lf11:l:::, Ill V f'l.L'UNI' H1 fVV: 1' U- 'J lu, I1 kr !L'? Sfi1r'k1,Y',H1y1:',4.,'.K'1l',', UNI HQPVV: V, K1 111, A I- Pau: '- :u W V' I1 H 5' THIN' Ht 'VN ' MN f V' Fn'lV.x'1:l2:, I-:v1 I'f':l:'1 Ili. ' ' 1 ug.-., ilk i,,,,1WA,! VIHST ROVV: IVAI11' LN, 'I'x'1z.- y, Vlnzu-, Ii xyf' fizxzldv VIHSI HOV' kx11..::1z:., , . 'wx N. 1- N M ::..1 f, Ix SIXTOINII NUVV1 H1-'ln 1, K' 4 fs, HIL-ww, A:.dwx::vwr1, f'11f1c'rvll. F1'1rVx-'w1- 111, X,N1x:x . FITVN! PICWNH Qvzwflz w1,.,:1m LU Hz M-'fI111m. V 1:11 'I'xvfXmyH1n' ELASS HF 1954 FHESHMAN QFFILQEH5, Ljumn y, mrfxe-I+xI', LTI Hlvxele, pwrvslvlent' I. Arm-my xx r FIRST RCW: Mc'B11r1e, Mfnsxl., Ik skx, I,11.C1M y FLCUNY HUM yr:-szxcivut Uhrisltvn, ixmwuwr, H Mrxrsh, Mfufzkf, L. I,l1IYlPHfI, Tf'f'Uf'ITCT, Mlutm, I,f-uw' .wi 1-117. 71.1 - FIRST ROW: Rags- Pxlm-11, SECONV HOW: N'1Si1, Nelils, FIRST ROW: L. Schrmd, Trapp, Schwartz, Ll. Terry, Fx. Terry Rvlmu, Muxphy. THIRIW ROVMY Rena Murrizy, Piutler, RG, P, SECOND HOW: VVIESYJIDY, Trimh, Treiybdi, Srxydirs RUSH M0014-H, Mm-3411, Rfllfllll, Zeuschel, B. Sduumd, Prxqc Thiriy CLASS UF 1954 WRST HOW: QIIYISQHIII, Hrxrkfei, J. Hurry, BOiSGUb1l'l, Blschofi, PIHST ROW: Gwushf H, Uv-nxw, A Guhmlu. 1-Xlklkn PNN HUVN. Ifullms SIIQONI' HOW: Rudder FPH1, Cnnsmnllno, Cnrrwll, W Guhmfm, Fxrncylxvh, H:-Hz, Gu up-, Gumixl-11 x flu- H-111, Gu 100P'Y, mfwrtm. THIRV ROW: K, Hfmlcm, G14 mwn h,4g,..fv ul.. A' ..h.a.a.1., VIHST ROW: Klfifhr, M. L. Krug, Kllfiullen, Krwzmer. SECONI 'IHST HONV: B. lwlllx , I 11:,n, lm III' lx. IZIVKFNQ' HUNIV: lllflv-x, ROW: Kxeffvr, Klrn, Kxlf-hun, Kmmiilfir, B. Henvqhrxn, M, Tongs, Ivllrm, F'1hWl'Y, fly. THIRD ROVV: Vmfll, llwzwiztw xv, I'11Ewl'4i, 'Wltfwxx Klzrmcr. Page Thlrty-Ons, AETIVITIE SPH! li We' may shut our vycns, buf we cannot help knowing, Thai skies arf' vlmr and grass is growing. Tbz' brvvzv vonzws wbispcfriazg in our ear Tha! damfcfliolzs arc lvlossonzing near .... -LOWELL Page Thirty-Two Puqe Thirty-Three L - H ,bi 'Q T ni sl, Ha lf lit 1- lfvtg Riff.-y, 'Ji I t WE GHHW I THE SODALITY is one of the foremost organizations at S.I.A., with its motto, Ad lesum per Mariam, corresponding with its aims to bring all sodalists closer to Christ through Mary. The zeal of the sodalists is made evi- dent by the numerous projects and activi- ties they sponsor throughout the year. Catechism is taught weekly to Negro chil- dren, and First Communicants are clothed each spring. At Thanksgiving the annual clothes drive is conducted, and at Christmas the baskets of food are provided for needy families. The sodality also sponsors the annual Christmas party for all students and mem- bers of the faculty, as Well as the Christ- mas dance held this year for the second time in Medaille hall ballroom. The beautiful and inspiring May Day ceremonies honoring our Blessed Mother on the first Sunday of May terminates the activities for the year. The sodality has for its moderator Sister Angela Marie. lt functions with the help and planning of the officers and the spir- itual council, Ten sodalists, including the officers, represent the academy at the Sodality Union, where meetings are held monthly to further the aims of the sodality in the high schools of the Archdiocese of St. Louis. SODALITY COUNCIL FIRST ROW: M. Olivastro, Ahearn, P, Moore, I. Olivastro, Iohnston, Cooper, K. Hogan. SECOND ROW: Ccxrney, Grfxlm z, cl-cett, l.. Schmidt, Klein, N. O'Leary. Page Thirty-Four llllllll lll ll L That all may be one. These words sum up the purpose of the CATHOLIC STUDENTS' MISSION CBUSADE and the Society for the Propagation of the Faith. By their prayers, works, and sacrifices, the students strive to do their part in unit- ing the world in the one true fold, the Church of Christ. Under the direction of Sister Rita Cath- erine and with the help of the officers, Mary Margaret Marsh, Rose Gioia, Ioan Mc- Laughlin, and Mary Ann Hilgeman, along with the other members of the mission council, various projects are undertaken to aid the missionaries at home and abroad. All the year round the missioners collect stamps, magazines, and money while offer- ing untold prayers for the missions. During Advent they distributed baskets of food to needy families. ln Lent, by deny- ing themselves, they were able to donate a generous amount of S200 to the Bishops' Belief Fund. This constituted their answer to the Holy Fathers Lenten message to the American students on Ash Wednesday. Monthly meetings are held to discuss the ways in which one can come closer to Christ and thus most effectively combat secularism and communism. S.I.A. crusad- ers do their very best to win the world for Christ. I' EXW: X M. Ma rsli, vim -I it-sid'-rit: Hint i.. 1 it An lad -.N . ,t -V' ., 1 , df ...S .9' .i,' . X -it Ut: - g, C.S.M.C. COUNCIL FIRST ROW: liiivits, Mt'l.iughlin, M. Marsh, Hilgeman, Gioia, Barkft. SECOND BOW: Sundlnlti, l.v1t-iidfwlctfr,Slitxgriin,I M K Kelly, l.f-iszsv, Griishoff. THIRD ROW: Sassin, Browning, Maczlco. Thirty-Five' mtv The world needs citizens and l ' ' eaders with ideas and ideals. The S.I.A. LIBRARY otters opportunities ot devel- oping both through th e serv- ice ot its 4000 books. lntormation and cultural material may be tound in its 36 magazines dealing with science, literary views, cur- rent news, professional views, social and domestic phases and religious subjects. A s pamphlets meets the needs ot the stud ' reading. upply ot attractive ent seeking briet Worthwhile books and good magazines properly used in student days form habits that in adult lite will enrich the mind of the reader. Each good citizen must make the world better. WE Nllitlllltl LIBRARY STAFF FIRST ROW: Ulrich, Patterson, Eschrich, Ed- wards, Chapman, Free- lich QECONIW . c ROW Downey, Gratimi, Baker, Spack, Booth. Preparing articles for a Boo Page Thirty-Six k Week program. llllll l llllllll The SAIQAC is the student newspaper ot the academy. Published six times each year, it has earned the All-Catholic rating tor the third consecutive time from the Catholic School Press Association. The newspaper serves as the medium tor uniting the activities of all the organizations within the school, thereby keeping the students informed ot what happens month by month in the school. ln an eliort to produce better writers for the paper a Iunior Writers club has been formed for freshmen only. This group is directed by Sister lean Fontbonne, SAIOAC adviser. YEARBOOK STAFF Prittersori, Ulrich, K. Hogan, Houlihan, E. tones Page Thirty-Sew-n SAIOAC STATT Huttinfin, ltlfxkt-1, Mttv-xlt, llilqvnmn. F'lRST RONV: ltrvivrs, lgristiatli, Hcfwnuirn, M-filrr, Glcitifxzi, l.. K-rnlivdy. SlTl.'ONl' HUWI ltwylvzz, l'. Mound, Morrnny, Bonidvt, Kltxski, 1. Olivxiiztrw, I. O'l.wrry. THlHlF HOW: Htnl-in, l'lonlsr'li--i, Ounk, KT Krug, ltriswoll, Willitnns, l-Meer'--, Albrxrhtvn. The school annual has been part ol the academy since the early '2U's. lts original title was LA FONTBONNE. It has had two other names, THE STUDENTA and THE CREST. The present name THE ACADEMY was given to the book in l937. The book is mainly the work ol the senior class, and features the graduates. The editors this year are Betty lones and Kathleen Hogan. Sister lean Fontbonne is adviser. llll E lllll ll H lt VHIIIES As one passes through the halls of St. lose-ph's Academy, she hears a heavenly choir. This, ot course, is no other than the GLEE CLUB. Under the diligent direction ot Sister Mary Arthur, the glee club meets three times a Week. The major production oi the club this year was the Christmas pageant, with musical ac- companiment hy Mary Toenies at the organ, and Therese Grether at the piano. Other projects are the music festival spon- sored hy Fontbonne College and the Music Educators convention in Cleveland. M ny 'Ihr iii-'uf it ill 1 VVrr:t1:l.1l:-r or-.3 ui in Plvilfrdelpliitx. GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: M. Dulle, Bouidet, Sylvt'-stei, McKee, Hughes, Giles, Tierney, Muehlinq, Klsrski, P. He-ncqhan, Kuhlrnann, P. Hayes, Fuhr- intxni- Aliiir-'liten Anderson A Signoielli, I. Barry, Davies, Butler, Brfrhrn,Donovan,Gioia. SECOND ROW: Grether,Littelcen,Sherer,Hoqan, C M Al urn Leiendecker, Htinnlton, Mitchell, Hilaenifin, Eschricli, Zitzinann, Spack, Macke, Breece, Lawless, Serra, Steele, Kaiser, arney, . ie , Bayless, Iolinston, L. Kennedy, Guntlitri. THIRD BOW: Galleano, Davis, K, Kelly, Bowniar., Boas,Linstroth, M. Marsh, Booth, Hardwiqlolley, Quinn, lQt'Angclo, Breliei, K. Hocyfrn, P. Moore, Rhomherg, Hurnniel, Kluck, Maglietta, O'Beilly, lokerst, Harlan. FOURTH ROW: Sweeney. Mt-rlt-, H. Biriry, Sturilr-ry, I, Moore, M. Kennedy, Grab, B. Siqnorelli, Patterson, Driscoll, Williams, Sctlfiwfnz, Bradburn, Striebel, Blcxttner, M. Hrryt-s, Colbeck, I, O'Lo-ny, Crowley, Browning, Espenscined, Downey, Klenlce, Booth. Page Thirty-Eight W1 Plllllll Tl THEIR WHHK The Academy ALUMNAE ASSOCIA- TION is this year celebrating its tittieth anniversary. The organization boasts ot a membership ot well over 1000 graduates ot S.I.A. Although the academy has been graduating students since 1840, it was not until 1901 that the alumnae association was otticially organized. The officers for the current year are: Mrs. Martin L. Duggan .......... President Iune Heneghan ............ Vice-President Mary Concannon .... Recording Secretary Mary Helen Sullivan, Corresponding Secretary Mary Evelyn Griesedieck ...... Treasurer The EATHERS' CLUB and the MOTHERS' CLUB take complete charge of the annual Homecoming celebration and the spring horse show. The proceeds from these two events are used to further the cause of edu- cation in the college and academy. Both organizations hold monthly meet- ings, the Mothers in the afternoon, the Eathers in the evening. At these meetings, LJ it fi 3,1 1 Mrs. Martin I. Duggan, Iunrn Hrirroahrrrr, Io-rrrno Klr-irr Helen Sullivan. during which business and pleasure are mixed to give the parents an opportunity to know one another better, plans are formulated and carried out in order to make the college and academy the best schools ot their kind in the city. To Mothers, Dads, and Alumnae we say Thank you. J my Mrrry FATHEHS' CLUB MOTHERS' CLUB 1 . Dr. I, A. Eriedrrruriri, president: Mr. A, R. Toenjes, vice- FIRST ROW: Mrs. W. V. Barry, svrrr--trrryg Mrs. A. It president: Mr. B, S. O'Rei11y, recording secretary, Mr. W. A. Pierce, vice-president: Mrs. I.. H. Fivdlor, prwsidwrrtp Mr Murphy, rorrespondirrq secretary, Mr. H. I. Kearns, treasurer. G. K. Gunther, vice-president. SECOND ROW: Mraz. S. C' Mucke, treasurer: Mrs. R. F, Mitchell, srrretrrry. Page Thirty-Nine Each year the student body looks forward to the Christ- mas presentation. A new and different program was intro- duced this year in an effort to restore the religious spirit to Christmas. The inspirational program of music old and new, ballet and pantomime was present- ed under the direction of Miss Belle Marie Mullins on the evenings of Dec. l5 and l7. This presentation was giv- en in three parts: carols of- fered by the glee club and freshman chorus, a ballet en- titled ln the Court of the Snow Queen, and a panto- mime entitled A Mystery for Christmas in a Medieval Manner, by Howard McKin- ney. Sister Mary Arthur di- rected the music. l IIEVELUP FIRST ROW: Crowley, Litteken, Hellman. SEC- OND ROW: Downey, Kluck, S p a ck, Davies, Boas. Grab, Linders, Clasquin, Maglietta, Faherty, Flesh, Trapp, Ries, Bowman, Riley, Dietrich, Shapiro, Kuefler, Heneghan, E. Marsh, Metcalf, C. Krug, Maher, Hungate, Page Forty liwi IIISE llllll EHllllVI Girls in flowing gowns of deep, rich winter greens and reds, dance amid holly wreaths and lighted candles at the sodality CHRISTMAS DANCE. This year the dance was held on De- cember 27 in Medaille ballroom. Music was played by Iimmy Downey and his orchestra. The annual FATHER-DAUGHTER BANOUET sponsored by the athletic association was held this year on Ianuary lU, in the Tiara Room of the Park Plaza hotel. Dottie Maher, president of the association, was mistress of ceremonies. Rev. I. Daniel Moore was guest speaker. SUBYIJEB CLUB P CHRISTMAS DANCE FIRST ROW: A. Iohnston, I. Olivfrstro, Riley, Toenjes, M. Olivastio. SECOND ROW: Brigqs,Holtil11i, Klohr, Horace, Shields. FATHER-DAUGHTER BANOUET Serra, B. Signorelli, Reardon, Sassin, Mr. A. Sassin, Mr. D. P. Reardon, Dr. A. I. Siqnorelli, A. Siqriorelli. An even dozen, these members of the SUBADEB CLUB count themselves. They are organized for the purpose of furthering the work of extra- curricular activities on the campus. In addition to moral support which they give most generously, they give financial aid which is of greater worth to those who are sponsoring projects. The project this year was the dona- tion of a Crosley radio, the proceeds from which went to swell the year- book fund. l'lRS'l' RQJVV: Lflini y, l-lfiiirr. SECOND ROW: Houlih-ln, N. O'Leary: THIRD ROW: ima, l.. Kr-'ruin' fly, Guiitliir Ci: viiry, l. Moore, M. Kennedy, P. Moore. Page FortyfOne BIIIING ITIHST ROVV' Ulritli A Cwulnni Bu 1x B Hene han R . . ' , . tn, uw , . - g , . 'I'-wry. SlfLfONlI ROW: Gltwison, I. Barry, Wiesner, La Riviere, Kut-lin.-, W. Gnlmmn. THIRII BOW: Fle-sh, Re, Bradburn, M King, . Klutz SWIMMING CLUB l'IRS'I' ROW: Maller, N. O'Lotxry, Kuehne, Hellman, Carney Kit-in. SECOND ROW: Froelich, Tucker, Edwards, Chapman, Grim rtr O'Ietn C Kiu THIRIW ROW' L Kennedy Williams ,I, . y, . q, . . . , , Kiiwqsslititifxwi, Ftiwcett, Lindvrs, Shaw, M. Kennedy, M. Krug, SPORTS I Barry, bowling B, Heneqhari, skirting. WI lltlllll IU SPOHTS, as an extra-curricular activity, play a very important part at S.I.A. Miss Kay Behan and the ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION are in charge of all the athletic activities of Saioettes. The purpose of the athletic association is to instill into the girls a spirit ot sportsmanship and fair play, and at the same time to give each girl an equal opportunity to participate in the par- ticular sport ot her choice. The athletic association is headed this year by Dotty Maher as president, assisted by Nancy O'Leary, vice-president, Lane Kennedy, secre- tary, Dorothy Meiners, treasurer. The RIDING CLUB is a sub-division oi the athletic association and is headed by Nancy Brown. The S.I.A. eguestriennes ride each week at Missouri Stables. The high point oi the rid- ing is the annual Fontbonne Spring Horse Show. The show this year was held on April I2, I3, and I4. Virginia Blattner is president of the SWIM- MING CLUB. She leads the mermaids in their weekly splashes. The swimming team, which is a group of the more advanced members ot the swimming club, presents a water carnival each year. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Meiners, treasurer: Maher, preszidentg N. Olvfrry vi prosidcntg I Ki-nnody, secret-n'y Page Forty-Two l Sllllllll lllllll On Wednesday afternoons many of our girls can be found at Esquire Bowling alleys busily scoring strikes and spares Ioan Barry is president of the BOWLING CLUB. She records the scores of the bowlers and their attendance. BASKETBALL is one of the most important sports at S.I.A. Each year there are intra-mural as well as inter-school tournaments. To win a place on the varsity is the aim of all those inter' ested in basketball. In order to win games a team must have team work, good plays, and plenty of zip. These requirements are basic with the coaches, Miss Behan and Dottie Omelson. All the games of the season are a preparation for the annual Maryville tournament each spring. Any team will feel more confident and sure of success if it knows it has the backing of the student body. The PEP CLUB does this. The officers encourage the students to attend all games and help the cheerleaders urge on the team. Points towards an athletic letter are awarded to the students who participate in the year- round program of the athletic association. CHEERLEADERS Alwarn. I. Hoqtni, Albrchten, l.O'Lefnv. lvlissinciz Murphy, Rhomberq, r'aptt1ir:. Page Forty-Three BASKE'l'BAl.l. GUARIWS f'lRST ROW: l'-ftnilllitxn, Brown, Htivkwtt, wttwrt-ttxtli, P. Moon- Edwtnds. SECOND ROW: Miss Bwl1txli,'l'u1:kv1, I. Mtiorw, Sliflw L. Kc'-nntzrly, M. Kvririwdy, Brttfllnnn, Miss Unit lzmn. BASKIITBALI. FORWARI 18 1 FIRST ROW: Gratxati, Mtlhtti, votwtptttiit, N. O'l,wny. Sllti l OND ROW: M. Hanlon, O'R.-illy. l. O'l.twny, tfinnt-y, tl Kun, Klein. lllfl' llllfi Hunnntfl, vit'e-ptesirlvrilg l,wit-Iicir-rkttl, In-tifniwip K. tlo-mn pxesidentg Rcbbin, set-rrfttit',', Mr. and Mrs. Luciano Avalos Mr. and Mrs. F. Barket Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bocklage Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bowman Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Boyles Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Brand Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Budde Mrs. Edward Butler Mrs. Catherine Clark Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Clasquin Mr. and Mrs. George W. Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Peter Etthim Dr. and Mrs. I. A. Friedmann Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Galleano Mr. and Mrs. Siro Gerace Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grob Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hayes Dr. and Mrs. I. R. Hellman Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Horace Mr. and Mrs. William Hummel Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hungate Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Kaiser Mr. Eugene Lamm Mr. and Mrs. G. M. La Riviere Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Linstroth Mrs. E. I. McKee Rev. Gerald G. McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Philip V. Maher Mrs. Iean Merlo Mr. and Mrs. William Milligan Mrs. Catherine Mills Mr. and Mrs. Francis I. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Martin Murray Mr. and Mrs. Iames Nash Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Nellis Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Pautler Dr. and Mrs. A. I. Signorelli Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Toenjes Mr. and Mrs. Michael I. Tracy Mrs. Mary I. Treybal Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert F. Zitzmann Page Forty-Four S APSHHT YIFKFT RQVY: Hr11,1 f:L1'111r1L:, A1 H1912 T111-1 k'JCi111i, IV1- 51121. :13 111111-111 1 FU 1 Tl .11 Y v 11, R'111x111111, Tm' V1 'f11111 I If T11'17 H1114-v P wk V111-1 - l'1111:. HHN 114. Af. IU 1. 11:-1' Nc x1 :', I11tv.'f1:. L'lf1f1s'1f1, T111 P1111:f'- T11 :I Rf-11' :fT.f:, P1111 V VHTH W f, -, '1,,, 1 w.11....,1'11 11 111 11 L 1 11 P 1 111d LVQ1111 111y I ENUM as 'Y' 1..:f. 1: - s. ---1 CLASS PHUPHEEY THE YEAR: 1966 THE PLACE: St. Ioseph's Academy THE OCCASION: Fifteenth class reunion of fifty-one graduates of '5l. MARY HACKETT is a famous movie star, now playing in Hopalong Cassidy Plays Soccer. Taking over Bob Hope's place on the radio is PAT HENEGHAN. It seems Pat had a great deal of experience as a comedienne when she sat in the last row in Glee Club. If anyone is interested in being attractive, she may consult that noted beauty expert, HELEN BARRY. She has just written a book called How to Look Wide Awake. Her advice: Go to bed early. Another writer is MARIANNE HAYES, who devotes her literary ability to students. Her cur- rent pamphlet is Five Hundred Excuses for the Student Who Misses Glee Club. In the business world we meet ROSE GIOIA, who is occupying her time producing an im- proved kind of elevator shoes. That's one busi- ness which contributes to the uplifting of the buyer. IOAN BARRY has just put her inventive mind to work on a student pass dispensing machine, for use by the Public Service Company, since she has learned to appreciate the difficulties in- volved in taking care of passes. KATHLEEN HOGAN, sad to say, has been taken to St. Vincent's. Last seen she was mut- tering, Ads and patrons! Ads and patrons! SHIRLEY HUMMEL is a very famous disc jockey, who recently introduced her own version of the well-known song The Bells of St. Mary's. IOAN MCLAUGHLIN is now the sole owner of a nationally known plant nursery, specializ- ing in Burch trees. MARY MARGARET MARSH, as president of the Fontbonne Mothers' Club, sees to it that half the dues go to the foreign missionseher favorite charity. AUBE ESPENSCHIED was so familiar with Rolla School of Mines that she was elected its first woman president. SARI ROSSOW, now Sister Marie Michel, is teaching chemistry at St. Martin's High School in Florissant. That famous chemist, PAT FAWCETT, is still working on that research problem started in her senior year-the properties of H2O2, commonly known as peroxide. MARY VIRGINIA DOWNEY is helping St. Ioe by transporting girls to and from the basketball games. This service has become so popular that she had to put an extra seat on the roof of her station wagon to hold the overflow. IOAN HOULIHAN is conducting a speech course for students entitled How to Throw Your Voice to the Last Row Without Being Heard by the Teacher, Who Is Standing Beside You. MARY ANN EDWARDS has been of great service to commercial classes for her remark- able invention-the typewriter with a built-in eraser. IACKIE BOAS is the most outstanding horse- woman of the year. It seems she is the first person to ride without' a horse. VIRGINIA BLATTNER has iust astounded the world be executing a terrific high dive. Unfor- tunately, the pool was empty. HARRIET ESCHRICH, between singing con- certs, is doing some research work to discover the nature of The Thing. MARY IO KRIEGSHAUSER has just finished remodeling her mortuary. She believes the new furnishing will add some life to the place. SHIRLEY LINDERS biography of her own high school days is on the best seller lists. It is ap- propriately titled Better Late Than Never. PAT BOWMAN and her husband just moved into their new home on Upper Ladue Road. She is so proud of the place that she has house- warming parties every night. IO ANNE LYONS, now a housewife, is very well pleased about her new dream kitchen, which came completely equipped with an elec- tric maid. PEGGY KLUCK has opened a new dance studio out in Clayton. She specializes in ballet. Each year she prepares the dancers for the Christmas play. Page Forty-Six MARILYN METCALF, the famous authoress. has a 5000 acre ranch in Wyoming, where she spends her time raising erbs and is complet- ing her latest novel, My Friends Fickle, a sequel to Moments, Acquaintances, and Mem- ories from My Years at S.I.A. KATHY HUFFMAN has given up her career as the Blackface to become a full-fledged Woman in White. Her spare time is divided equally in entertaining and caring for Marines. RITA RILEY has replaced Groucho Marx as radio's funniest ad-libber. Her success is due largely to her REMARKable ability. RUTH PATTERSON returns annually to St. Ioe to instruct aspiring seniors in the fine points of cow-bell ringing. EILEEN ULRICH has established special travel services for persons crossing the Mississippi: in summer she uses a ferry-boatg in winter a dog- sled. F LO MAE SPACK can hardly catch her breath these days, for she has a RUNNING engage- ment in Broadway's newest hit show. BETTY IONES is now on an expedition to Egypt, where she hopes to dig up the remains of old mummies tand daddiesl. MARY ANN HANLON can now be found as an airline hostess for TWA. She is in charge of all Chicago-bound passengers. MARY CATHERINE CHAPMAN 'S artistic por- traits of English royalty are world renowned. They now decorate some one-half million cigar boxes. IACKIE BAKER'S photographic talents have progressed to such a stage that she no longer needs a camera with which to take pictures. She just snaps her fingers. MARCE GRATIAA has reached the lofty heights of engineering. She is working on con- struction plans for building actual castles in the air. The day of cyclotron has passed. Anyone can now shatter his own atoms according to MARY ANN HILGEMAN, who for that purpose invented the handy pocket-size atom smasher. CLASS PHHPHEEY IOAN IOLLEY has entirely solved the problem of out-worn clothes. She manufactures an amaz- ing garment which just grows on you. CARLA MAGLIETTA is still at S.I.A. She operates a shoe-check stand outside the front door for all students who thoughtlessly wear saddles or loafers to school. IOAN MERLO has opened a new type school. She teaches her pupils the art of saying you all so that they won't feel out of place when they go South for vacations. NANCY IOHNSTON has gone to Effingham so many times that they made her an honorary citizen of that city. Walt Disney is out of a job since the great cartoonist DORIS NESSLEIN has created her own version of Donald Duck. DOTTY MAHER has opened a dancing school in New York. She specializes in the Charleston. VERA RHOMBERG has just been appointed co-manager of Forbes Coffee Co. MARIANNE KLEIN is doing very well in the cliatlgng business. She is busy manufacturing ic ies. NANCY O'LEARY has been put in charge of the City Streets and Roads Department, because she is so good at making detours. MARGIE KELLY draws all the girls for Made- moiselle and Seventeen SUSIE O'LEARY and IOAN HOGAN have in- vented a brand new ointment. It is supposed to prevent cheerleaders from becoming stiff, and at the same time, it gives them added vim, vigor, and vitality. NANCE BROWN has been appointed new manager of Missouri Stables. ALICE TUCKER has designed the brand new Oldsmobile. It has an electric eye and stops automatically without any thought from the driver. At last the secret of PAT MOORE'S success as a basketball guard has been disclosed. She had a ring which attracted basketballs. Now she has taken out a patent and she sells it exclusively to St. Ioe girls. Page Forty-Seven PATBII S Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Arnold Mrs. Barthels Mr. and Mrs. V. Berkmann Bialock's Shop Biermann Hdwe. Co. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Broclcelman Mr. and Mrs. Roger P. Bourdet Mr. and Mrs. Lee K. Breece Miss Mary Brennan Mr. T. I. Brennan Dr. Hugh I. Cassidy Mrs. Marie Degen Mrs. R. Dobson Miss Agnes Dolan Mrs. Iimmie Downey Miss Mary Virginia Downey Mrs. A. B. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Dulord Eddie's Hui Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Eithim Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Forrester Mr. and Mrs. I. Heitz Mr. and Mrs, H. A. Hilgernan Hoffman Paint Co. Theo. E. Huning . Mr. Ioe Kaion Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Kenemore Marianne Klein Mr. and Mrs. O. I. Klein Mr. and Mrs. Iohn F. Klohr Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kremer Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Kuhlman Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Leonard Leonard's Iewel House Ianet Leonard Ioan, Iudy, Iack Leonard Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lindley C. l-l. Lindley Edith Lindley Mary Ann Lindley Edward I. McCarthy Ierry I. 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Seeger RICHMOND MARKET COmD memS H33 Bellevue Avenue of Gus Mfmflev Obermeier and Company COMPLIMENTS OF MR. and MRS. L. E. WHITTINGTON YTTi'i P Sixty-Th lEMEVER 11111-1,2 Cappef C0- Three Generations of Floor Coverings Draperies - Slip Covers - Etc. Hanley at Wydown - Clayton 511 S. Hanley DE1mar 6712 C. L. Krug Lumber Co. if Vlctor 7-0884 ' 620 Darst Rd. Ferguson, Mo. CHestnut 8636 ROBERT BEINS, Jewelers DIAMONDS - WATCHES - IEWELRY sos CHEMICAL BLDG. 721 OLIVE ST. St. Louis 1, Mo. COMPLIMENTS OF A. G. Eschrich Hardware Co. SINCE 1921 Complete Cash Register Service and Supplies J. A. and H. F. Vacca Iordan Scheid Bldg. 7th and Market Sis. CEntra1 4343 F. W. Woolworth Company Esquire Store 6724 CLAYTON ROAD oPr:N xzvzmucs UNTIL emo P. M. Flowers for All Occasions LADUE FLORIST Send Flowers - But Send Ours WYdown 2006 9796 Clayton Road Ladue, Missouri WE REPAINT YOUR VENETIAN BLINDS W e clean Venetian Blinds and install new Tape and Cords They'll Look Like New When They Are Finished CALL US TODAY L34-Hour Service on Cleaning Cash and Carry DREES SHADE CO. 2616 Shenandoah Ave. GRand 9700 Tower Grove Bus Passes Our Door Page Sixty-F Phones: GArlield 0997 - CHestnut 1668 E. Woodcock Produce Co. FRUITS AND PRODUCE 0 1141 N. THIRD ST. St. Louis 2, Mo Compliments of ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL ESSEN HARDWARE Faron's Service Station Lindbergh and Ladue Clayton. Mo. Baker Control and Engineering Co. Automatic Controls Air-Conditioning and Heating Equipment 605 S. VANDEVENTER AVE. St. Louis 10, Mo. Ifliierson 4948 COMPLIMENTS Ot PARK TH EATRE VALLEY PARK. MO. Houlihan's Flower Shop 6818 Clayton Ave. -- St. Louis, Mo. Funeral Designs - Corsaqes Wedding Decorations Telephone: Oiiice. ST. 3585 - Res., HI. 6073 FOR YOUR FLORAL PLANS SEE HOULII-IAN Compliments of STERLING BOXES, lnc. sr. Louis. Mo. P S F C A S T I N G S GRAY CAST IRON-ALLOYED CAST IRON Cupola and Electric Furnace Process ' ENGINEERED GRAY ' HEAT RESISTANT ' CORROSION RESISTANT ' WEAR RESISTANT CARONDELET FOUNDRY CO. 2101 S. Kingshighway GRand 0906 St. Louis 10. Mo. COMPLIMENTS OF WM. A. GRANVILLE JOE LENNEMANN, Inc. STANDARD MOTOR FINANCE CO. 3972 CHOUTEAU AVE. ' Satisfied Patrons from Quality Productsn Dauernheim's Pastry Shop 5539 SOUTH GRAND AVE. LOckhart 5610 Thcmk You Call Again Chrysler-Plymouth Sales and Service 0 Where the Service Is as Good as the Producf' 0 5825 DELMAR BLVD. CAbany 4530 St. Louis Mo PqSi S TROUSSEAU SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF . . . W. D. Quinn Saw Co. New Saws for Cutting All Materials Saw Repairing 2621 OLIVE ST. OLive 1045 Best Wishes ofthe Giles Family The Loveliest Fabrics MISSCURI STABLES, INC. Are Here Competent Riding Instructors Only Indoor Arena in St. Louis 3 5200 BERTHOLD AVENUE Adjacent to Forest Park wezek 1, 315 N. TENTH ST. ST. LOUIS l. MO WP'iYif1P'iP + + 'U'? i1T T'Qf P S' -S Compliments of SERRA DRUG New Location . . . Mary George Dress Shop ALTERATIONS FREE 7321 Manchester Blvd. Hlland 9665 Phone LOckhcrrt 9409 RCA-VICTOR TELEVISION - ADMIRAL BENDIX - EASY WASHERS Jones Music 6' Appliance Co. The Complete Record Store 3815 S. KINGSHIGHWAY IA! Chippewal Television R d Service Ernie Iones, Soles Mgr. RICHARD KUEHNE Insurance of All Kinds O MAin 5000 214 North Fourth St. BIG FOUR CHEVROLET 2400 South Jefferson COMPLIMENTS OF MR. and MRS. CHARLES W. FAWCETT Your Mother We Give Eagle Stamps Call for and Deliver Your Mother's Mother Your Mother's Mother's Mother Your Mother's Mother's Mother's Mother H D A All Shop at 1006 Mccauslqna 928 Goodfeuow M O L L I S HI. 9706 RO. 9375 Since 1858 Two Stores to Serve You Delmar at DeBaIiviere wm. umn Marcin yeweu mmm Marque P q S tyEqht UNIVERSITY MARKET 6006 PERSHING CAbcmy 9342 Fresh Meats - Choice Groceries Oscar Iacobson Ralph Parks Owner Meat Mar. Ghrfield 6297 Alois A. Winterer 0pticaI Co. Dr. George A. VVinterer, Optometrist Eyes Examined -:- Glasses Fitted ALL CREAM ICE CREAM The PARKMOOR I' ggn fury 5 rv 1 I DELICIOUS SANDWICHES 202 N. Seventh St. St. Louis 1, Mo. BEN In l'irn10ers -Ireaders W E T H I N G T O N I S Ng, Open 11 cr. m. HOT DOGS - HOT TAMALES ,,, ...i.. I H M I C 4-tw fllfl CUNPPISSIONI kl i KIIIIIIIUIIV OIIIGIIID III IGI! A IIGNI XIII Il llllf llllll, I0 YIIVIHI IDIS DI CONPIIIIIOII IIIUIIIB llliillll NWI! U10 IIICUIAIY III All WUI? ll! GUNS l'5Fl'C7ILlVPfC'0fVfVIWOfl7 FOI I - ms BENJAMINMMSQ . I H ggg,,mi'lfj mif W. Hampton at Wise St. Louis. Mo Compliments of TEXACO PRODUCTS ROBBINS JEWELRY CO' Litteken Service Station 3rd FLOOR ARCADE BUILDING St. Louis, Mo. Highway 66 - Robertson, Mo. iT'3 4 '5Q 'TQ 'l l l Vil- -lfilv' 'lfiil' '4 '5'i.f PQ S' ty-N' -D Do YOU Belong to The FONTBONNE MOTHERS' CLUB? It sponsors a Scholarship Fund which enables Worthy students to attend college. It supports college and academy activities financially. It brings together socially the mothers of the college and academy girls. Meetings on Second Thursday of Each. Month 1951 Officers Are: MRS. L. H. FIEDLER, President MRS. G. K. GUNTHER, Vice-President MRS. A. R. PIERCE. Vice-President MRS. V. W. BARRY, Secretary MRS. F. C. MACKE, Treasurer My f U For this l95l ACADEMY . ,Q ,egvlyidfl f , D . X L Ji! We are grateful to the following. U Q E Z f Engraving by fl - CENTRAL ENGRAVING co. fi Harry Swain, Jr.. Representative -. . Www M QQ, . 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