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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1953 volume:

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Today's youth are livinq by a common set of ideals, a common Faith that will make ot them qood citizens ot these United States and future cit- izens of Heaven. V V ADORING THE DIVINE P31351-:NQE V Q Saioettes reciting the Rosary at the regular F1rst Friday exposition ot the Most Blessed Sacra 1 men . l t 1 Q4 'Q ,Nia l 5 x sw A fit 0 1446 0 lfl ll Jar, A it im v v X 3 t. 5 QQ 3 M T Ut xi, C. Y X X ll ANCTITY is the core ot Catholic youth rnoveineuts X , Q whether in the school or out ot it. Today's youth are Qi -X, striving for goodness and holiness ot lite, also for the l X X development of character, and education for adherence X Y, i Q5 to law: God's Law, and the laws ot nation, state, com- lj jx? if munity. This sanctity is achieved primarily throuqh near- ' - ness to Christ and to the Lovely Lady in Blue. . xx E V - is N CTION should necessarily be the result of the unity -l 1 of Faith and purpose, plus the hopedeior sanctity ot g 5 it Catholic American youth. This action strives to be- 3 X X come Catholic Action in which youth participate in pro- ti al x Grams and projects, not only for parishes, institutions, and . dioceses, but also in civic projects. Unity, Sanctity, Action f . l i siqnilgihat Catholic youth are contributing to the nation. it 22 Q fb lj Q 5 X of ' 'J fi 'Q st X x ' Ig WN I 3? l Q' XJ i :Mn X , , N N RS X ' lg. HI -':+ U 1X5 li4:','4 X 1 ls 'xv X ' ,X lx, rg 3 u,,':,,: X ' Qi A t ,, X N. xxx' ,K A or N ' .Y ij 4 X NX . Rr-tx X B N fl ll: - ' wh X v Q Y , . L Q 3, Xt Y 4 N RQ Y 5 it A Q it Q ' X l . l 1 Y, 5 3 X' CR- , ic? ' P g, QA, Q' is QSWSN QE it tg .3 . so 5 YF. f' Q-.2 - X 3 ,L A Y ' A . t f , r Q J' l ff' QQ , if is , C7 , if '-'W , . M ' . :J .J '- tx ,---' 3 N, -in -, ivy?-Nu X h x t X-.1 AX -Q 1' :rx ' 1 -NX QA -. X I fceaenfevf A Patricia Booth ...... Editor Sue Ann Kaiser . . Associate Editor Mary Ann Klohr . Advertising Manager Marianne Murray Assistant Advertising Manager Sister lean Fontbonne . . . Advisor QM' 6 cg-fzfve EE EEEEEEE THE EE EHAL EEEEEEEE We, the students, shall faithfully execute our duties within the academy to the best of our ability, preserving, protecting and defending its ideals. Tll FUHNI A Nlllltl PEHFEET lllllllll Through the functions of the various or- ganizations the students shall attain habits of dependability, self-reliance, and the gracious manners of cultured young wornen. Sister Dolorita Marie, C.S.I., Principal English Sister Rose Alexia, C.S.l., Assistant Principal Religion, English Sister Regina Ioseph, C.S.l. Citizenship Sister M. Theodore, C.S.I. Latin, Library Sister M. Elizabeth, C.S.I. Religion, Mathematics Sister M. Anselm, C.S.l. Religion, Home Economics Sister Iames Stanislaus, C.S.l. Religion, Mathematics Sister Agnes Loretto, C.S.l. Religion, Science Sister Mary George, C.S.l. Religion, History THE FAEULTY Sister Anne Edward, C.S.l. Religion, Commercial Sister Rita Catherine, C.S.I. Religion, Latin, French Sister lean Fontbonne, C.S.l. Religion, English Sister Marie Charles, C.S.l. Religion, Commercial Sister M. Ernestine, C.S.I. Art Sister Anne Loyola, C.S.I. Music Miss Belle Marie Mullins Speech Miss Martha Mauntel Physical Education QM 1A Cf XHAAZA T 4 ETH ,AILIIIE Hill MADE, 1 MEI ll All WIC T ST AE .IIEV , U STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: I, Avm' , T. 0 mr, . runwr. SECOND ROW S N ' ' y Q Kll S K ,. T INIAIITIS, M. A. Hoqfm, B. Gunthrvr, pwslcpntp C, Lrmq, M Q 11 C Guudnk-Dr. I'HlIEEllEE EHE EEEEEEE EEEEEEEE WE, EEE EEEEEEEE IIAYS Ill Itllltllll February 6, i953 To the Girls at the Academy: ln a short few hours your i953 retreat will be history' a beautiful history indeed. Seldom have l seen a qroup oi girls malce such a wonderful retreat. My prayer, my hope, as l say Au Revoir but not qood-bye , is that each and every one will stay just as sweet as she is today, as close to our Divine Savior, as much like the lovely Lady in Blue as you are at this moment. God love each oi you. tSiqnedl YOUR FATHER ICDE, National Director Catholic Youth, Wasliinqtori, D. C. Nlsqi. lusvpll H. Strliiudcr, director of the Youth Depnrlrnerit of the National Catholic Welfare Conte-rencn-f, w rrtudvnt rvtrt-txt tmxn Ft-hiuary 4-EE. Father is shown here givinq Holy Communion to Baibrrrrw Sassm, .1 senior Paqe Eiaht FHURTH Alllllllllll Mary, Cuml, Crxiol, Gwmfyinr-. Pfiqp Ninn iz .tdkx GEORGINE ALBACHTEN President Sodcllity l-2-3-47 C.S.M.C. l-2-3-4: Athletic Association l-2-3-47 Glee Club 2-37 Busketboll Class Tefini 1-2-35 Vol- leybull Cluss Team 2-3g Riding Club lg Hulse Show 15 Pep Club l-2-3-45 Bowling Club lp Clieelllsuder 2-3-45 Ctxptoin 4g Homecoming Mnid 3. J CAROL ANN VACCA - Vice-President Sodrxlity l-2-3-47 C.S.M.C. l-2-3-47 Athletic Association 1-2-3-47 Volleyball Class Tarun 2-3-45 Pep Club l-2-3-45 Swixiniinq Club lg Bowling Club 15 Buske-tbull Cluss Sfmini 2-3-4. MARY McKEE Treusurer Soclulity l-2-3-4: C.S,M.C, l-2-3-47 Glse Club l-2-3-45 President 4: Athletic Association l-2-3-45 Hiding Club l-2-3-47 Horse Show l-2-35 Pep Club l-75-3-45 Howlinq Club 2-33 llrcxnm Club 3-4. CAROL HOELSCHER Secretory Sodollty l-2-3-47 Council 3-47 C.S.M,C, l-'Z-3-47 Glen: Club 35 Atlilvtic Association l-2-3-45 Btxske-tbull Cluss Teuin 2-35 Volleyball Cluss Tilurn 2-35 Riding Club l-25 Hoise Show l-25 Pep Club 1-2-3-47 M-ty Muid lg SAIOAC Stull 2-3-47 ASSC1t1tw Editor 4. lUDY ANDERSON Sodality 1-2-3-41 C.S.M.C. l-2-3-4g Glee Club 2-35 Ath- letic Association 1-2-3-45 Basketball Class Team 2-3-47 Pep Club l-2-3-47 Drama Club 47 Bowling Club 1-25 C.I.S.L. 45 Peifect Attendance 1-2-3-45 Senior Play. ARLENE ABKEMEIER C.S.M.C. I-2-3-45 Athletic Association 1-2-3-47 Basket- ball Class Team l-2-3-4: Volleyball Class Team l-2-3-4g Swimminq Club lg Bowlinq Club 1-2. SUSAN BAYLESS Sodality l-2-3-45 C.S.M.C. l-2-3-47 Glee Club 27 Athletic Association l-2-3-47 Pep Club l-2-3-45 Librarian 45 Skat- ing Club 1-27 Senior Play. PATRICIA BOOTH Sodality 2-3-45 C.S.M.C. l-2-3-47 Glee Club Qj ACADEMY Staff 4: Ylditor 47 Librarian l-2-Hg Drania Club 3 4. BETTY BRADBURN Sodality Z-3-47 C.S,lVl.C. l-2-3-45 Glee Club l-25 Class Vice-President 3g Athletic Association l-Z-3-47 Vice-Presi- dent 45 Basketball Varsity Z-3-4g Captain 4g Class Team 1: Volleyball Varsity 3-45 Class Team 1-27 Pep Club 1-2-3-47 Swirnminq Club 3-47 Latin Club 3-47 Tennis Club l-2-3-4: President 3-4. MARY ANN BRAHM Sodality l-2-3-45 C.S.M.C. l-2-3-47 Glee Club 27 Basket- ball Class 'l'eaui 3g Riding Club l-25 Horse Show l-25 Bowlina Club lg llituutx Club 3-4. FIIHRTH tllllllllllllll Betty, Gail, Itmet, Marilyn, Kay, Yvonne Paqe Ten n f fb .- J u w' ,- fpl K ' 'J if' fl, -,f,l 4Jjp . , Q ,lv Indy, Mary A 414' , lllllllll nn, Be-tty, Sue, Pat, Arlino. Paar- Eleven YVONNE V. BOURDET Sodality 1-2-3-47 C,S.M.C. l-2-3-41 Glee Club 25 Athletic Association 1-2-3-47 Basketball Class Team l-2-3-4g Volley- ball Class Team 2-35 Pep Club l-2-3-47 SAIOAC Stuit 1-2-3-4g Skatina Club 1-2-3. MARILYN BRAND Sodality 1-2-3-45 C.S,M,C, 1-2-3-47 Council ly Athletic Association l-Z-35 Basketball Class Team l-2g Pep Club 1-2-3-45 May Maid 25 SAIOAC Staff 3-47 Associate Editor 47 Latin Club 3-4. ll-.NET BHEECE Sodality l-2-3-47 C.S.M.C. l-Z-3-47 Glee Club 2-3-45 Ath- letic Association l-2-3-45 Basketball Class Team I-2-3: Volleyball Class Team l-25 Pep Club l-2-3-47 Swimming Club 2-3g Bowlinq Club lg SAIOAC Statt 2-3-45 Latin Club 37 Tennis Club 2. ELIZABETH IANE BREHER Sadality l-2-3-45 C.S,M,C. l-2-3-47 Glee Club 27 Volley- ball Class Tearn 1-37 Varsity 47 Ridinq Club lg Horse Show 1. GAIL BRINKER lncarnate Word Academy 1-2 Sodality 3-47 C,S.M.C. 3-4: Athletic Association 3-45 Pep Club 3-45 Drama Club 35 Senior Play. HELEN KAY COLBECK Sodality 1-2-3-47 C.S,M.C. l-2-3-45 Glee Club l-3-4: Ath- letic Association 1-2-3-4: Pep Club l-7-3-45 Bowlina Club 1-3-47 Skatinq Club 2-3-4. w MARY ANN CONNOR Ursuline Academy l-2 Sodality 3-47 C.S.M.C. 3-47 Athletic Association 3-47 Pep Club 3-47 Librarian 37 Senior Play. NANCY DAVIS Sodality 1-2-3-47 C.S.M.C, l-2-3-47 Glee Club 2-37 Ath- letic Association I-2-3-47 Riding Club 1-27 Horse Show l-27 Pep Club 1-2-3-47 Bowling Club 2. ELAINE UANGELO Sodality l-2-3-47 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-47 Glee Club 2-37 Ath- letic Association l-2-3-47 Pep Club 1-2-3-47 Treasurer 37 President 47 Bowling Club 17 Cheerleader 47 May Maid 2. PEGGY DONOVAN Sodality l-2-3-47 C.S.M.C. l-2-3-47 Glee Club 25 Athletic Association 1-2-3-47 Basketball Class Team l-2-47 Volley- ball Class Team l-2-47 Pep Club l-2-3-47 Tennis Club l-4. IOAN CATHERINE DRISCOLL Sodality I-2-3-47 C,S.M.C. l-2-3-47 Glee Club 2-37 Class Secretary 37 Pep Club 2-37 Latin Club 3-47 SAIOAC Staff 2-3-47 Editor-in-Chief 4. MARY ANN DULLE Sodality I-2-3-47 C.S.M.C. I-2-3-47 Glee Club 2-37 Ath- letic Association l-2-3-47 Pep Club I-2-3-47 Bowling Club 2-37 Drama Club 3-47 Skatinq Club 1-2'3j Latin Club 3-47 Tennis Club 2-3. FIIUHTH AIIAIIENIIE Mary Ann, Mary Ann, Ioan, Elaine, Peqqy, Nancy. Page Twelve FlllllllH tlltlllllllll Barbara, Ioan, Tltcrcsc, Virqinia, Barbara, Iudy. Page Thirteen VIRGINIA EINIG Mercy Hiqh School l-2 lUDY GILES Sodality 1-2-3-47 C.S.M.C. l-2-3-47 Glen Club 1-27 Ath- letic Association 1-2-3-47 Basketball Class Team 27 Cap- tain 27 Pep Club l-2-3-47 Swimming Team l-2-37 Tennis Club 27 Latin Club 3-4. Tl-IERESE GRETHER Sodality 1-2-3-47 C.S,M.C. l-2-3-47 Glen Club l-2-3-47 Secretary 37 Vice-President 47 Red Cross Representative 35 Senior Play. BARBARA GUNTHER Sodality l-2-3-47 C.S.M.C. l-2-3-47 Class President 27 Glee Club 2'3f Student Council President 47 Sub-Dah Club 2-3-47 Secretary 37 President 47 Cheerleader 47 Pop Club 1-2-3-47 Swimming Team 3-47 Riding Club lp Horse Show 17 Basketball Class Team 1-3-47 Athletic Association l-2-3-47 Bowling Club 2. IEAN HAMILTON C,S.M,C. l-2-3-47 Glee Club 2-37 Athletic Association 1-2-3-47 Pep Club 1-2-3-47 Bowling Club l-Z-3, BARB HARDWIG Sodality l-2-3-45 C.S,M,C. l-2-3-47 Glco Club 27 Athletic Association l-2-3-47 Volleyball Class Team 47 Riding Club 1: Pep Club 1-2-3-47 Skatinq Club 27 Senior Play, IANICE HARLAN Sodality l-2-3-45 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-45 Athlctic Association 1-2-3-45 Riding Club 1-2-3-45 Horse Show l-2-35 Bowling Club 25 SAIOAC Staff 2-3-45 Skating Club 25 Drama Club 3-45 Latin Club 35 Senior Play. PEGGY HAYES Sodality l-2-3-45 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 2-35 Ath- letic Association l-2-3-45 Basketball Class Team 25 Vol- leyball Class Tcani 35 Pep Club l-2-3-45 Bowling Club l-2. BERNIE HOGAN Ursuline Academy l Soclality 25 C.S,M.C. 2-3-45 Glee Club 25 Athletic Asso- ciation 2-3-45 Pop Club 2-3-4. ANN IOHNSTON Sodality l-2-3-45 Council 1-2-3-45 C.S.M.C. l-2-3-45 Glee Club 25 Athletic Association 1-2-3-45 Volleyball Class Team 35 Pop Club l-2-3-45 Bowling Club l-2. IACKIE IOKERST Soclality 1-2-3-45 C.S.M.C, 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 25 Ath- letic Association 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Vice-President 45 SAIOAC Staff 35 Homecoming Maid 3. SUE ANN KAISER Soclality l-if-3-45 C,S.M.C. 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 27 Athletic Association l-2-Fl-45 Basketball Class Team 35 ACADEMY Staff 45 Associate Editor 45 Riding Club 1-2-35 Horse Show l-2-35 Pop Club l-2-3-45 Slcatinq Club 25 Drama Club 3-45 Senior Play. Y' ,if is-f t ' R lil HTH lilllllllli Iackie, Ann, Peggy, Bernadette, lanico, Suc. Page Fourteen K ,Q-mggg-. FIIUHTH All-lHllllE Mmcy, Kmy, Muuxv-'11, Cuml, Ncuwy, Cuxolcx Page 1'llflUL'H NANCY KEEFE Sodullty 1-2.34, C.S.M.C. 1234, Glu Club 37 ljlfxsu Vlce-Prfrssidout 17 Rldlllfj Club 2. MAUREEN KELLEHER lrmflrnfxle Word Academy l-7 Sodnlil -47 C.S.lVI.C. 3-47 Glee Club 3-47 Bfxskrrlhvxll Varsity 7 Vollegvxll-Slmszty 47 Cluss Twum 3. . 1. 4 'C I v-I gy-1' Pj H 4, t J . . 9 - ix- I 'WI 3 7. 3 J ,f ,-' , ..- f'.,. ,- .' w N' , pf 7 51 is wa ' . 3' Nw . O, X.- f 49 CATHEHINPI KELLY Sodulily l-7-I3-47 C.S.M.C. l-2-3 47 C0uuc'll 27 Glm' Club 2-37 Atlmlruc Associnurm 1-I7-3-47 Brxskrxthfxll Vrusiiy 3-47 Clrlss Temu l-27 Vollc-yhull Vruslty 37 Clriss Tmuu l-27 Pep Club 1-fl-3-47 Swcxclury 37 Rldlliq Club l7 HOISG Show 17 Sludenl Council 37 Sub-llvb Club 3-4. MARCY KENNEDY Sodcxlxty 1-3-3-47 C.S,M,C. l-2-3-47 Clfxss Socmlciry I7 Glee Club 2-37 Secrelruy 37 Aihleuc Association 1-2-3-47 Tre-nsurcr 37 Presxdrnt 47 Ridmq Club 1-Z7 Horse Show 17 Psp Club l-2-3-47 Muy Mmld 37 Swumuinq Tcmn 1-2-3-47 Sub-Deb Club l-2-3-4. t IL VI X Ji I , vdtll . JV J - A' '. 4' ' IA ,I 4 Ml' A 4.7 f f L ' j Q., ' CARGLE KLASKI 7- I Sodfil ty l-243-47 Ccuucil 3-47 C.S.M.C. 1-23-47 Counvll 4 A Q Glee ub 2-37 Athlet1c7Associf1uon l-'Z-3-47 Bvxskmhnll pf., lass I emu 37 Pep Club 1-2-3-47 Bowling Club 1-27 Muy I MC13Q'27 SAIOAC Stuif 27 PROM Rvpmtor 4. K I CAROL KOCH Sodfxluy l-2-3-47 C.S,lVl.C. l-2-3-47 L'wunr'1l 347 Glve Club Z7 Atlxlvtic' A3SC3t'lilllIWl1 1-2-37 Pop Club l-2-3-47 Bowlmq Club l-2-3-47 Huuwcomiuq Quvou 4. KAROL KRUC1 Sodality l-2-3-45 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-45 Athletic Association l-2-3-45 Secretary 35 Perfect Attendance 1-2-3-45 Riding Club l-2-3-45 President 45 SAIOAC Stall 2-35 Horse Show l-2-3-45 Class Vice-President 25 Basketball Varsity 2-45 Class Team l-35 Captain 15 Cheerleader 35 Volleyball Varsity 3. CAROL KUBASCH Sodality 1-2-3-45 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 4: Athletic Association 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Drama Club 3-4. MARY ANN KUHLMAN C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 25 Athletic Association 1-2-3-45 Basketball Class Team 1-2-3-45 Volleyball Class Team l-2-3-45 Riding Club l-2-3-45 Horse Show 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Bowling Club l5 Senior Play. CHARLOTTE SUSAN LANG Our Lady of Peace Academy, San Dieqo, Calif., l-2 Sodality 3-45 C.S.M.C. 3-45 Glee Club 3-45 Athletic As- sociation 3-45 Basketball Class Team 35 Pep Club 3-45 Volleyball Class Team 3-4: May Maid 35 Student Coun- cil 3-45 Vice-President 45 Librarian 45 Drama Club 3-45 Secretary 35 Vice-President 45 C.I.S,L, 3-45 Latin Club 3-45 Senior Play. IANET MARIE LAWLESS Soclality l-2-3-45 C.S.M.C. l-2-3-45 President 45 Glee Club 2-35 Basketball Class Team 35 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Drama Club 35 Latin Club 3. DONATA LEE Sodality l-2-3-45 C.S,M.C. l-2-3-45 Glee Club 25 Athletic Association 1-2-31 Basketball Class Team l-25 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Bowling Club 1-2-3-45 Senior Play. 4 ,eg FHUHTH AEAHEMIE Ianot, Carol, Charlotte, Donata, Mary Ann, Carole, Page Sixteen ,K- FIIUHTH lltlllllllllt Pot, Ann, Betty, Sharon, Murilyn, Rosalyn. Page Seventeen ROSALYN LUMETTA Sodcility l-2-3-47 C.S.M,C, 1-243-47 Council 47 Athletic Associotion 1-2-3-4: Pep Club l-2: Howling Temn l-23 Swimming Tenn: 2g Bosketbtill Class Torim l-2-3-4g Vol- leyball Closs Tefini lf2-3-45 Perfect Attendance 2. MARll.YN MACKE Sodolity 1-2-3f4p C,S.M,C. l-Z-3-47 Glce Club l-25 Ath- letic Associciticn l-2-3,45 Volleyball Clziss Tcrxrn lp Riding Club L27 Horse Show ly Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Bowling Club 1: Tennis Club 1-2-3-4: Senior Ploy, Bll'l'l'Y MAllliW Basketball Cltiss Tcuin 35 Pwifoct Attondtincv 3, PAT MVDEHMQTT Sodulity 1-'Z 8-47 C.S.M,C. l-2-3-45 Class Treasurer 27 Athletic' Assofintion l-2-3-4g Pop Club 1-45 Bowlinq Club li Scnior Pltiy. ANN McGlNNlS C.S.M.C. l-28-45 Athletic Assorirition 1-25 Btiskctbrill C5155 Tenm l-2g Volleybrill Class Team 1-25 Pep Club - V3-4. SHARON KATHLEEN MrNAMEE C,S.M,C. l-2-3 4: Gloo Club Z1 Bfiskcvtbrill Clriss Team IZ-3-4g Athletic Association l-2-3-4: Volleyball Class Team 1-2-37 Hiding Club l-Ilp Horse Show lA2g Pop Club l-2-3-4g Bowlinq Club ly Swimniiuq Club rind Trvrnn 7-35 Home- coininq Mfiid 37 Sunior Plciy. IEANNE MITCHELL Glee Club 2-37 Athletic Association l-2-3-47 Basketball Class Team 27 Volleyball Class Team 27 Riding Club cg-12-ggllglorse Show 1-2-37 Pep Club 1-2-3-47 Swimming u - . PAT MOONEY Sodality 2-3-47 C,S.M,C. l-2-3-47 Glee Club 27 Athletic Association l-2-3-47 Pep Club 1-2-3-47 Bowling Club 1-27 SAIOAC Staft 27 Senior Play. IANET MOORE Sodality 1-2-3-47 Secretary 37 Preiect 47 Council 2-3-47 C,S.M.C. 1-2-3-47 Council 27 Glee Club 2-37 Athletic Asso- ciation 1-2-3-47 Basketball Varsity l-2-3-47 Volleyball Class Team 47 Pep Club l-2-3-47 Bowling Club 1-27 Home- cominq Maid 27 May Queen 47 Sub-Deb Club 2-3-47 Senior Play. PATRICIA RUTH MOUND C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-47 Glee Club 27 Athletic Association l-2-3-47 Basketball Class Team l-2-37 Volleyball Class Team 3-4: Pep Club l-2-3-4: Swimming Club and Team 2-37 Bowling Club 1-27 SAIOAC Staff 27 Senior Play. BOCHELLE NEBULONI Sodality 1-2-3-47 C.S.M.C. l-2-3-47 Glee Club 27 Athletic Association 1-2-3-47 Basketball Class Team 2-37 Volley- ball Class Team 3: Riding Club l-2-3-47 Pep Club 1-2-3-47 Bowlinq Club 2-37 Librarian 4. JUDY OLEARY Soclality l-2-3-47 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-47 Glee Club 27 Athletic Association 1-2-3-47 Basketball Varsity 2-3-47 Captain Basketball Class Team 17 SAIOAC Reporter 27 Bowling Club l7 Pep Club 1-2-3-47 Volleyball Varsity 3-47 Swim- ming Team 1-2-3-47 Volleyball Class Team l-27 Softball Varsity 1-27 Senior Play. FHUHTH ACADEMIC Rochelle, ludy, Pat, lcanno, Pat, Ianet. Page Eighteen 1 R 1' 1-. FHURTH Alllllllllll Iewell, Carol, Mae, Shirley, Barbara, Carol. Page Nineteen MAE OLIVASTRO Sodality l-2-3-45 Council l-2-3-47 C.S.M.C. l-2-3-47 Ath- letic Association 1-2-3-45 Basketball Class Team 2-35 Vol- leyball Class Team 2-3-4p Pep Club l-2-3-4g Bowlinq Club lg May Maid 35 Perfect Attendance 1-2-35 Senior Play. IEWELL PINGREE Visitation Academy l Sodality l-2-3-43 C.S,M.C. 1-2-3-47 Glee Club, 2-3: Bas- ketball Class Team 3g Pep Club 2-3g Bowling Club 25 SAIOAC Staff 21 Drama Club 3-47 President 3-47 C.I.S.L. 2-3-45 Senior Play. CAROL OUINN Sodality 1-2-3-45 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-45 Class President 3: Glee Club 27 Athletic Association l-2-3-47 Basketball Class Team 21 Volleyball Class Team 21 Riding Club lg Pep Club 1-2-3-4g Cheerleader ly Bowling Club 27 Senior Play. SHIRLEY QUIRK Sodality I-2-3-4g C.S,M.C. 1-2-3-47 Glee Club 25 Ath- letic Association I-2-3-45 Pep Club l-2-3-47 Bowlinq Club 1-2g Tennis Club l-2-3-4g Swimming Team 25 Skating Club 37 SAIOAC Staff 27 Senior Play, BITZEN REARDON C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-45 Class Secretary 2p Athletic Associa- tion 1-2-3-45 Basketball Class Team 1-25 Captain l-27 Riding Club 1-45 Horse Show l-2-3-47 Swimming Club and Team l-25 Volleyball Class Team l-25 Captain 1. BARBARA ANN SASSIN Sodality 1-2-3-4g C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-45 Council 25 Class Treasurer 2g Athletic Association l-Z-3-45 Basketball Class Team 35 Volleyball Class Team 35 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Homecoming Maid 47 Senior Play. ' .im J. ' .1 -L34 1 rf-1,ffJ'f'7' 'f' , ' iff 'A'A yffffi - f'f,1f'i It fl, ,T ffllbljfgl, ,,. , V Y? P If I - V ,V II, I In ,'. 1 I -f HOSEMARIE sr-ZRHA' , Sodiilny 1-QC-3-45 Council 3-4g Treasurer 35 Vice-Pre-lei!! 45 Class PI xGldDl'l.l I5 Aihleiic Associrrtionfl-2,3-45 Pei: Club 1-2-3-45 Bfnwlinq Club 'Z5 Sub-Deb C b 41 ! 0 f IO ANN PATRLEQA SESTRIC ' Loretio Acrr my l-2-3 7 Sodfilily 45 C,S,M.C, 451Glee Club 4. Volleyball Class Toani 45 Drlinni Club 45 f.l.S.L. 45 Senior Play. f ANNE SHERER Sodiility l-Z2-3-45 C.S.lvl.C. I-2-3,45 Glce Club 27 Ath- letic Association l-273-45 Swimming Club 1-2-3-45 Team 45 Bowling Club lp Drama Club 4, BENITA SlGNOREl.l..l C.S.M.C, lil-3-45 Glee Club IYZ5 Athlelic Association l-2-3-45 Baskrilball Class Tcmn 35 Riding Club 35 Pep Club l-2-3-4: Bowling Club I-25 Softball Varsity 2. MARILYN STANLEY Sodalily l-ll-3-45 C.S.M.C. l-2-3-45 Glee Club l-25 Pep Club l-2,3-45 Swirnrning Club and Team 1,2-35 Bowling Club 1'2g Tennis Club 1-2-3-45 Senior Play. Cl'lRlSTlNE ANN SCHWARZ Sodality 1,2-3-45 C.S.M.C, l-2-3-45 Glee Club 2-35 Alh- lctic Association 1,2-35 Bowling Club l, FIIUHTH Allllllllll Marilyn, Benila, Anne, Christine, Io, Rosemary. Page Twenty FUUHTH lllllllllllll Belly, Mnrqie, Mary Loo, Shirlpy, Sallie. PC1470 Twenty-One BETTY STEELF Sodcxliiy 1-2-33 C.S.M.C. 112-37 P- p Club l-235 Atlilvtir: Association l-2-37 Glcio Club SHIRLEY ANN SUNDLING Sodrility l-2-3-43 C.S,M.C. l-2-3-47 Cuunril 2g Allilvticf Association l-2-3-45 Pup Club 1-Zi-3-47 Swiuuninq Club rind Tsiuin 1-fl-37 Bowlinq Club 1-2-37 Muy Mriid lg Twnnis Club 1-2-3-45 Sonmr Play. v J' ,-J' XJ' if yi 2 Q4 SALUE 'SNITZER ' Sodulity 3-45 C.S.M,C. 3-45 Riding Club 347 Horsv Show 3-4g Swinuninq Club 3-4. MARY MARIORIE SYLVESTER Sodulity 1-2-3-4g C.S.M.C, 1-LX-3-4g Glow Club 2g Athletic: Associfition 1-Z-3-47 Buskeibull Clliss Tn-fun 3-47 Pup Club 1-2-3-45 Bowlinq Club 1-73: Horiwcornirifi Mrxid lp C.B.C. Rcpreesentutivv 37 Sunlor Plny, MARY LEE 'ZITZMANN Sod-ility l-Z!-3-45 C.S,M,C. 152-3-47 G1--0 Club Tl-3g All: l9tiC Association 1-fl-3-47 Bliskutlmll Clrxszs 'l'i--un fig llxlnmi Club 3-45 SDINUI Play. f if .5 X 4.3 A ,,, X 'x 45 X SQ ffl if 9 wr as Q Mig cv s A? .1 , in? . . , we iv l -P k' Y I a 'li 4- : K K lf W F Saw f Q .Q x w f : fa 6 ,RAL Al g L,,,, r, -,.., ,Q A Q 4 X , ww A Q I .t f, .,,.. 7 jr-,N A 1 ,r 1-v-gqfly ' if ' H, '.. Y- wg A . .,,. 'W X- .qw 'K T ' Q ,M B , ,.,: W, , LM . x 4, - ,L-W - ,wvsn 1' 1 Q M' My, My ,B Ml N 1 , 4 1, , sw .P V1 .Q LM ,ef A4454 , xX fa --M , K .N -.W 5,7 AA ' ' Ari ' v SK .X. s. ,-:,.: L l X si A, 2 N. x I v Q .i . , ?,,. , 5, - OCTOBER. Homecoming rally October 16: Homecoming dance two nights later: Carol Koch crowned queeng Mission Sunday, Forty Hours' Devotion, National Catholic Youth Week: Youth rally at Cathedral: Serra club color movie, Gods Career Women. lHIllIl llllllllllll TIRQT ROW: C. Kistner, M. I. Kuefler, V, Koch. SECOND ROVV: A Kitmivi, M. L. Krug, ll. KllL'llll9I1, M. A. Klolir, l. Leonard. NOVEMBER. American Education Week No- FIRST ROW: D. Rattini, C. Robbins, M. Re. SECOND ROW: S. Pautler, M. Poole, M. Quigley, M. Palmer. first in Steps to Stardomu program over WEW Sue Fallert third in Christmas Carols Associa vember 9'l5j Education panel by seniorsg Mary lo Wiesner honored by lt'.rlvr1s1'm: magazineg Red Cross boxes overseas. DECEMBER. Academy featured in l'rnmp Maryville Play Festivalg Charlotte Lang third in Voice of Democracy contest: Therese Grether tion poster contestg Glee club cantata, The Story of Christmasug Christmas formal by so- dality. IANUARY. School resumed Ianuary 65 Se- mester examsy Carol Krug won scholarship to Fontbonnep Second semester. Page TwentyfTliree FEBRUARY. Annual retreat by Msgr. Ioseph E. Schieder, February 4-6, Drama club's win- ning oneeact play to Catholic Theatre Confer- ence in Kansas City, Fathers' club Valentine party, Loretta Zagarri, freshman, Valentine queen, Brotherhood Week, Catholic Book Week, THIHH llllllllllllll FIRST ROW: M. Lesko, L. Lumetta, I. Kleinkort, M. K. Martin. SECOND ROW: C, Mohan, E. Marsh, M, L. Maczko, I. McBride. Catholic Authors Day, Carol Hoelscher and Therese Grether won scholarships to Maryville and Fontbonne, Swimming carnival. MARCH. Vocation Week March 9-l6, Sodal- ity reception, Installation ot new officers, Movie, St. Ioseph's Day, Fontbonne Music Festival, Mixed chorus sang at Mercy high, Serra club FIRST ROW: E. Christen, V, Castelli, M. Bischoff, I. Aheurn M Boisaubin, SECOND ROW: I. Barry, M. Budde, D. Earket, P. Cor topassi. essay contest, Basketball games, Worldrnission essay contest. APRlL. 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C-Jszsldy, M, I Cullicott. Center Picture-: FIRST ROVI: M. Lawless, K. Luwrence, B. Kullu, C Kurlller. SECOND ROW: S, Krmner, B. Klause-l, P. Kuehn Lower Picture: FIRST RONN: D. Smith, A. Schoelhums-I, I. Sulxwueqol SECOND ROVJ: C. Sansone, D. Srmskol, I. Schmidt, M Small. Pclqe Twenty-Eiqht .ga xi- wfwsv MQ .S A M vm ,V ,k.L gm W2 ,il J Li ff i 9 Q E-V Swv 2 fa fp wg W QV 4 an-1 ' 4' r' gm is '. -U . K? in f- -f . 'hx N FA- g a V' q aa ig , . ,,Q5 EIfflfgg Qs f ,, 3-Q.s- 1 l I n .Q f' 4' FIRST ROW: I. Boakmrin, K. Baker, I. Avery. SECOND FIRST ROW: B. Hom fr, M. IcwI1x1strm. SECOND ROW ROW: B. Bnvky, M, A. Berg, M. K. Armwntrout, I. Bar- I. Icucs, S. I'I'1!IfIlIJ4ICI1, A, If IINIFI, M. Kf1ppIwr. bfxqli-1. L I I FIRST ROW: S. NCs1mx', I. R+'Imr1fu, II. Pwdrfxfrky, H G. Rmm, S. Riffs, I. Ricklin, C. Rfmkay, B. Srmq, E. Pxwowurczyk. SECOND ROW: S. O'N0frI, E, Pmn, L Roznxilis. RQicI1wQin. mmssmumuwwaw.-sm.u,.:.1aswv.Qm new as.-s.xsczsw:nne:1...mezx.aw.., I ZW? fa 3 x . W ip W 9 s - z .ssi- ,. 5 5 -xmxi ,b 1 1-I rd, J? . ' 'C' L F- mffd 4. ,lf A V W in-2 M14 0 zyaniymf 1014.4 SIIJITUAL HXTELLEETHAL SIIIAL ATFLETIE I I CHEERING FOR S.I.A. A N. D1etr1ch, G. Albochtcn, M. Boxscxubin. - 1 Kf61:'s'if4.'- 1 V ,Q Q x sw . .Q H 'QM -me N. N55 'Y' X, ,iii I xx ,Qu ,t I o 1 In xifvvxqq vi 351: ' . . ffvgf 1 ' Jn 2 'ai 'iX1q. 525g+,,1g 5 4 X 1 P-xg v 1 ,+ ff tar yu. .W .pr ' 4' ' WX - 'Kai 'ivw L YL? N 'z 'img Ni! 4 ' , W' XI V w 'elf ,QM , he IE.. nv ,S 2,5 V,.gxY v ,lvl -Vt gm if S! -- ' 1,61 SOIUALITY OFFICFRS L on rrd T R. Swim, Vim'-Prwftf-ctg I. e f , reasurery I. Mooro, Profect, . A. Kitxincr, Scc'1'r'tf1ry. MISSION OFFICERS P. l.i1bi-Ivy, Sfwrfltfnry-Tipasurory I. Lawless, President, iczko, Vivo Pri-sictvrit. M, L. Page Thirty-Four Ill FUH THE SAEHEII The SlIl1flIl'1vV nf IJIU' Laffy Live Today Mary's Way was the theme of the sodality this year. Through daily Mass, Communion, Rosary, each sodalist was fulfill- ing her duties and carrying out the motto, Ad Iesum per Mariamf' by placing every day in the hands of Mary. The sodality had many projects throughout the year, foremost of which were the clothes drive at Thanksgiving and the basket drive for food for the needy families at Christmas. The social life of a sodalist was not slighted. If you looked in on Medaille Hall on Dec. 27, 1952, you could tell that the annual Christmas formal dance was in full swing. Last, but not least, was our own beautiful May Day, May 25, on which day the sodalists pay full homage to Mary by crowning her Queen. Through the Sodality of Qur Lady of the An- nunciation, the girls at S.I.A. are equipped to face the many temptations of life knowing that they are under the protection of the Lovely Lady in Blue. The Catholic Sllufelzts' Mission lfr11.m1If' Go and Teach All Nations. These words of our Lord are the guiding spirit behind the C.S.M.C. Thro the students, the crusaders are doing their part for winning the world for Christ. ugh the many prayers and sacrifices of In response to our Holy Father's Ash Wednes- day message to the youth of America, the S.I.A. Crusaders redoubled their efforts this year to aid in the Bishops' War Relief Fund. Many people think of the missions as foreign, without realizing that there is much to be accomplish d e in the United States alone. That is why every HHAIITS HF JESUS A II NIAHY VVud110sdL1y wus 1111551011 fluy 111 every hcme- hym11 Us 111Q111h01s mf thu fX1111y11i Yflllill, flijlll VOOIU- mg for Christ 0111 Lord. Now 111111 thv 11110 A101113 with the mcmy missmmyfy Pjriests and COm1m,1h1S111 is rGQ1Cl'1i11q 0111 Tmwmrdafs IIS, we cn f sisters, we me hvmq up to ihe words of the ready to help as loycxl c111:111dv1:1. SOLFAUTY uo11N1'11 SI.ATl.lLX: I. M111111, Pxvtful. STANDING: I. M1'H11d-3 Lf. K1-154111, Lf H111:'1l111, H, A K1:11,11 I I- 111::1i, H I' 11, M I K11-MP1, L.. S1'h1111d, M. Ohvnstlu, D. Y'rCvh1'l1, A. I0h11S11'11. MISSION COUNCIL SfA'l'l'I': V, Kl11111lv1, M. L. M111'zk1, I. 1. zwhfss, F. Luhflwy, M. I. K11e'H11, STANl'lNG: H. I1111. ' 1' K :,, I. M111 1 1 S, IV11z:V'1 lf Pr' 1115, M. F1::1h1-11, U. K1-111:+f:iy, I. Rf1I1.:17111. IV 11111 Th11ty-I71v' l'lHS'l' ROW: M. lmslcvv, M. Roisfiubm, l . R FONTBO QST. I8 .IN sav- SERVED 4? 6 wllw DRESSING A SISTERDOLL FOR HOMECOMING I. Hiiilim, C. Koch, S. Fiilierty, HOMEXQOIVIING PEP RALLY I, Alwun. SIIKTONU HOW: lf Kcilvn-'1, M. Cfollilxu, B I 1-yi.timt1n I. Lwaii-url. Hlllllllllllll. Il Vaqe Thirty-Six ADVERTISING THE HOMECOMING Ciuol Koch and Barhaia Snssin, senior -mvndfmlfs :4PlccleCl hy lhcir classmcites Yo rfpiwsrxii tlvfini in Ill-N Court al the Homecoming Queen. GRAND AWARD AND CANDY BOOTH flli1l11, M. Pmsscr, C. Kliipp, M. A. Hogan. Homecoming this year on Gctober l8 was a day and evening of activity and enjoyment. The huge pep rally on the preceding Thursday kindled the enthusiasm necessary to make the day oi the Homecoming parade and dance such a memorable one. The sister doll, the grand award, the dinner, and the final episode, the crowning of the Queen, made the l952 Homecoming ihe besi ever . u E Q 1 E 5 FATHER-DAUGHTER BA NOUET lir. A. Siqnorelli, B. Siqnorelli, G. Brinker, Mr. G. B. Brinker, S. witzwi, Mr. I. K. Switzer, C, Cooper, Mr. C. Cooper. CHRISTMAS DANCE IIRST ROW: li. Froelich, I. McBride, I. Leonard, I. Moore, R. S ru, M. A. Kramer. SECOND ROW: F. Tegethotf, P. Steinbicker l lIllIPI'-l,lIllgll1l'l' lfnnquvl Academy dads had a date with their daughters on the evening of December 9 to attend the annual banquet sponsored by the athletic association. The banquet was held this year at the Chase Hotel on the Starlight Root. The speaker of the evening was Father Moore. The dads helped with the entertainment and showed their daughters a good time. Smlulily f.llll'I.SfIlI!IS FUFIIIIII Ot all the pleasant memories sodalists hold dear, the Christmas dance sponsored by the sodality could easily be the most memorable. Elegant, flowing gowns on lovely sod- alists graced the ballroom the evening of December 26. The haunting melodies, the brightly trimmed tree made the season very gay. lllllllll ll ll lltllllllllll Winkler, I. Serra, F. Brown, I. Lide. A M. Corso, C. Kelly, I. Tobin, W. Gufliniunz M. Powell, C. Franz. SAIOAC EDITORS SAIOAC STAFF IAIIIJ: If. ll.vl:.tliei, I. Driscoll, editor-in-cltiet. STANDING: SEATED: C. Kistner, I. Driscoll, M. Murray, G. Aylwtric M l lvl flttl. ll- llttll IH. M- TI-IVV. ll. Fmvlivli. Pierce. STANDING: I. Htrrltrn, M. Wiosm--r, B. Hem-wglirxri, I ll- itz I. Pinqree, C. Ries, Y. Bourdet, P. Ros,-, M. Rotwrtsfui, M, Neive, P. Hartnett, M. Shappell, CT. Gxfiett, M. Omfllwy, Yearly the young journalists ot S.I.A. con- tribute many pages ot newspaper and year- book to the memory ot our youth: to its frivolous moments, its dreams and ideals, to its quest tor knowledge and its pride in what it has learned. In the Sajnac and .ffcmlvnry we, the youth, write ot the youth and tor the youth of SIA., as a lasting record ot what we were, what we are, and what we hope to be. llllllll llllll Pllllll YEIAREOOK AD SOLICITORS ' 'l'l' ' L. Lydon, M. Murray, M. Quigley. STANDING: I. YEARBOOK STAFF' SLA .lJ, M. llnsn-, A. Gultlntin, lvl. A. Klolir, M. Mertz. S. Kaiser, M. A. Klohr, M. Muixuy, P. Rot I lltllilllllll THE Ll ll The Harlequin Drama Club, under the direce tion oi lewell Pinqree as president and Char- lotte Lana as vice-president, has qrown inif niensely in popularity since its formation last year. The members have worked hard this past year taking part in the C.l.S.L. speech meets in which lewell merited a iirst ratina in humorous. ln addition to this, their one-act play directed by Miss Mullins won first place in the Maryf ville CnefAct Play Festival in December. The players took this play, The Chimney Corner, to Kansas City and presented it at the West- Central Regional Catholic Theatre Conference. F1l'lQlIL 'li t l'l'lt 'l ttf' , , l.l'.n-11-1,iti4.itt-nt' .4 fx. l'::.t't. 'l't- 1.1 i-i l-.l A I4 iii ty fl-'it t-tty V. Itrni Vi-' i':1.t.t':.f CATHOLIC lN'l'EHSCHOL.ASTlCf SPEECH LEAGUE rflllillttli t'l.AS'5' l'lAY SLATYIITL 1. Sastliv, M. Quial--H , M. Murrtx , C. luintr, G. A l Sf 'l'l'l l lil l it Tl l in t I it 4 Al i lt it l 4 tilt l c 1 Y Y W-iid. STANltlNG: M. l. Wivsiit-i, I. Pinai-Le. Charlotte Lanq, a member of the cast, won a scholarship to the hiqh school institute at St. Louis University, and a best actress award. Two other members of the cast, lewell Pinqree and Mary Beth Smith, won superior actinq awards. The smell oi makeup, the qlarinq tootliqhts, the back-stage scurry and last-minute butter- tlies are all dear to the hearts oi all who step out on a stage to perform before an audience. The senior class experienced all this when they presented Mother ls a Freshman the eveninqs ot April 29 and May l. l'.it1t-'l'tt1ityN.nQ Y IA ..:'vt't:.:',.v.'. ti, Z, Ittvtf tlt I. STAN 'll'-lfli ' lfititi, 2. Witt -!ttll'A 'T HAY M. L,JtI1.1lrV, TJ lx nrt, V. l zzttz, l. l'nttii - Mt Aylwtircl. vmnar. Q wwmn. .. 1. xx 1 GLEE CLUB l'lRS'I' ROW: lf, Gund ikwr, I. Avery, M. Moline, K. Felke, M. E. Scfliellmtin, G. Aylvfdrd, C, R1-fs, N. Giov iniii, W. Gsiliniriii, Klsltn ri, IZ. lliill-3 I. Gm iw-f, I, CI isquin. SECOND ROW: I. BHEIKIIUIH, I. Benirli, B. Fitzqerfxld, IJ. Fmtilirli, E. Riihrxno, Il. Ruzi-ills, 'I'x nip, M. I' :iu.':t, ll, Mviisli, S. Ries, A. Ivcmn-it, B. Volk, C. Tschopp, I. Blrissis, M. L. Liitzmriiiii. THIRII RQW: M. film Im-I, G. Itrii :rin ii, L'. Iimtq, S. Klolii, Vtlilliriiiis, K. Mon xqlirm, F Kerhrir, A Stiililinriri, M. MvNeivr, M, M-ritz, M, Rt-I-tl, I St-watiiw, L' Kelly Li Kliliruwll IIUIIRTII ROVV: I Bl 1'-A it--, lf. Selixl, M. B. Smith, I. Rl iss, P. Hriltiif tt, S, Vtliutilf-, M. Smith, lvl, A KI-ilu, M II lit itz' is l, lftttntv, I' KllIl'Il+ I, M. A. lfownwy, I. Klemkort, C, Kenne lllllllll Illllllltl GIIIII C'l.Ul5 OITILJERS 1 I K tuna-, 'I'itri:2ui1-ig M. MIK:-f-1, Piwsidtiitg L. Scliinld, Sf-cle tiiy l. Cnr tlwl, Vlt'tfrPrv:2idw1it. llrrqn For ty l-ligh omong the extro-curriculdr octivities is the glee club. Represented in the cluh ore girls from every closs in the school who ore troined under the more thon copoble direc- tion of Sister Anne Loyolo. Progroms in which the club hos portici5 poted include o city-wide festivol held, for the schools in this oreo, of Mercy High School. The S.I.A. girls gove on excellent interpretotion of hoth serious ond light botllcrds. The Foiithonne Music Festival followed this hy ci few weeks ond wus just os sur' cessful. A mixed chorus, consisting of the picked singers from the ocoderiiy ond o group of boys from Chominode, met once o week to form g group quite pleosont to heor sing, A sociol followed edch of these meetings, mdk- ing it even more pledsurohle to dttend these prorctices. The efforts of both directors ond singers could well be heord in the octuol pros groms. The mixed chorus hos eosily profited both schools. Included in the music groups ore the freshmen-sophomore chorus. In this closs, which meets five dorys o week, the girls not only sing but olso leorn music theory, This group porticipoted in the Fontbonne festivol with grotifying results, ? x 11 Hllll l Pitxiitu, vocal, mid Orqcm piipils i11 the high strliool Clepuitiiieiit ol the ljoiitlvoiiite folleqe music proqiuiii qcive ci 1'ec:itc,1l lor parents 411141 liieiicis the eVe11i11q ol lVlQ11Ch ll iii the sCho1iul tiiiditeritiiii. Some lWEIllYfllVG qi1ls from the lIUSllIllLlll te se11iOr class showed the idmqiess lliuy li-ive mtntie 111 music cliiiiiiq the yetii. llllllllll Que ol the ut home pioqmiiis qivfgtzi lay the glee Club wus the Christiiius Curitcitu. The Story ol Christ111c1s was suriq cmd ericicted hy selected meiiihers mid several boys from MC' Bride Hiqh School. The part ot the Christ Child was played hy Q1 little six-111o11tl'14c,1lCl lucihy whfi mlclezi C1 very lllllllllll touch to the plcxy. .'E .-'Cl' ' ll11'1' l.l Til :I fl' 121 1i11,. 1 V l' Y ll L' 1111:111l1t141:, I, 1.11-till-1tk11, M ll- ,11 1 1' Hi- , .' 1. l, 'l li f'1 1111 11, l l11 ' :il 1.1 1, l. .At.li111 lx V 1il1111111, li ST1'l11111fl, V l'11 1 '1 kfHHlS'l'l'vlAS x'AN'l'A'l'A 5111- Blf :1:11 il VH11111' M1111l111, Tli- VE11151 xliirl' ll. l 1111icl, flt I1:'+11l1. 1,1 yu. 4. J I 1 Zi? '11 ' ' 1 N 'S . tx i 'P May Queen I. Mooac MARGIE SYLVESTER, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kilburn G. Sylvester, who was chosen by her classmates as C.B.C. Representative from St. Ioseph's Academy and honorary cadet at all social functions at the military school. SE Illll HUYALTY A Il IANET MOORE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis I. Moore, prefect of the Sodality of Our Lady tor l952-53, and May Queen. ty-T C.B.C. Representative M. SYLVESTER HHYAL ATTENIIANTS CAROL KOCH, daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Iohn F. Koch, chosen by popular vote to reign os Homecoming Queen ot S.I.A. throughout her senior yeor. Homecoming Queen c. rcocn HOMECOMING COURT FIRST ROW: I.. Zaqarri, C. Dunphy. SECOND ROW: Retiring Oueen A. George, Oueen C. Koch, B. Sassin. THIRD ROW Terry, R. Gmshoff, I. Sommer, C. Kuefler, B. Constcmtino, I- Gilmcrrtin. Page Forty-Three EOUESTRIENNES FIRST ROW: I. Sltrinincin, M. I. Callicott, D. Voellinqer, SECOND ROW: M. Quigley, Murray, M. G. Gleason, N. Dietrich, B. Heneqhan. THIRD ROVV: I. Feinberg, W. ulimiin, K. lnwiviiut, M. Hliwlinq, A. Gnlirnan, S. Reardon, R. Teiry, E. Marsh. FOURTH WW: LT. Kimi, M. A. Kulilmtin, M. L. Krug, M. A. Klohr, M. A, Sullivan. ATHIIITIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS M. I., Kina, M, Kennedy, Miss Miivintel, B. Bradburn. INTRAMURAL QIAPTAINS KNEILLING1 M. Quigley, twwlina. STANDING: E. Rltlfllilllll, lt-:Fl-ifltlwillf 17. liinrz NIS N. Mnliis, vttllt-ylmill V P uae l'3i1',f-Fri-1 r lllllllllllltlll H Riding The Riding Club headed by Carol Krug has met all year at Missouri Stables on every Tues- day afternoon. The club com- prises beginners, novices, and ad- vanced riders Who were instructed by Irma I-Iull. Many participated in the vari- ous events of the Fontbonne Spring I-Iorse Show held at the stables on April IE3, I7, and I8, riding in the singles, doubles, and champion- ship classes and winning many ribbons and trophies. fillilelic' Assmrhiliuzi All sports activities are under the guidance of Miss Martha Mauntel. The purpose ot this as- sociation is to create an interest in every field of sport, to foster sportsmanship, and to develop team play. Membership is open to all who participate in any one of the dif- ferent activities. Each member is required to pay yearly dues of one dollar. The major activity spon- sored by this group is the Father- Daughter Banquet. lnlrrmmml Cupllzins Intramurals occupy a large place in the athletic program. Girls who cannot merit a place on the varsity teams can often find a place on the intramural team. In volleyball, the freshmen took honors this year and became the champs. In basketball it was the juniors who won after many hard- fought games. Tennis and bowling came in for their share of prominence under the leadership of M. Quigley and B. Bradburn. ll llllltttltllllttli SIIIIIIS Su'1'n1lrl1'1lg A very successful water carni- val was the reward this year for the SIA., after many weeks ot hard practice. Held on February lti and I7, the carnival netted 354, which money was given to the athletic association. A senior Lite Saving course was given by Miss Mauntel for the junior and senior members oi the team. With all tests passed, mem- bers are permitted to wear the em- blem at the Lite Saving corps. f'r',a l.'IllIr Another organization closely at- tiltated with the athletic associa- tion is the Pep Club. Led by Elaine D'Angelo, president, and with the assistance of Iaclcie Iokerst, vice- presidentg Rosemary Rohan, sec- retary, and Kay Martin, treasurer, the club aims to promote the in- terest ot every student in all di- visions ot extra-curricular activi- ties. Their secondary aim is to or- ganize cheering at all basketball CJCIIIIPS. I nllvuilmll Volleyball is definitely an up and coming sport. This year's var- sity comprising sophomores, jun- iors, and seniors, had a Iull sched- ule to play. The season ended with a record of seven wins and six losses. The team played such schools as Incarnate Word, Notre Dame, Du Bourg, De Andreis, Laboure, and Nerinx. Coached by Miss Mauntel, the team was a threat to every school team. It is hoped a league will be formed. SWIMMING CARNIVAL A. Rabbvii, P. Htirtnctt, B. Fitzqei ild, S. Mulcahy, K. Telkr, A. Giwssi, M. I.. Mfivzlcfi. PEP CLUB OFFICERS I. Iril-ctist, R. Relttin, IQ. II'Ariat?lti, Miss' M itititt I, M. K. Miitili. X V VCLLEYBAII. VARSITY FIRST ROVM: I. Tieybtil, S. Nfisli, S. Klalii, SECTONIU ROW: Ii. Stitrkt, I. IIHIIY, I eary, Ii. Cliristtn, B. Hun--tzliftii. THIRD ROW: M. Guttk- 1, N. Mttiiirz, M. I.. Kitty M. Kelleher, B. Bitxalitiiii, Miss Mtiuntrl. Riqv Forty-Fivt BASKETBALL FORWARPS FIHST ROW: N. Merris, M. Lindley, I. Dolan, K. Kelly. SEC UNIT' RCNVV: M. N,. Kiua, I. Bwiry, CI. Franz, M. Krllnher, C. Krug, NINNINN NNNNNNNNLL NNNNN CHENIR-l..l'AE 'KRS A Ni, tfuiitti--I, N. Ni'-'iiirir'l, N. Niwikw-ry, iw. Alliiirlitiii, NNN Ntiiizl-iuliiii, Pig' F' ii ty-Six BASKETBALL GNNARINS FNRST ROVV: M. ifclliris, P. Eiiidbiiiii, tviytilii' M. Kit l ' 4 S. Nfisli. SECOND FNOVV: lx., Cu- lki i, N tf N :iy, N. Mai NN A. Kuliliiiiiii, iiiirriiiqvi. Come on green, tight, light, tightl Come on white, light, tight, fight! Come on team, light, tight, tight! This cheer, along with many mare, Could be heard during the basketball season at any one ot the varsity games. This favorite sport drew many fans whose interest holpecl speed the team to victory. This year's varsity, coached by Miss Mai tha Mauntel, spent many long hours at prac: tice to build up a team proud to represent the academy in league and non - league games. The league this year coiiazisted at Noiirix, Laboure, Notre Dame, and De Andreis. Each one ot these teams was played twice. Cap- tained by Betty Bradburn and Marce Keri' nedy, the varsity defeated such schools as lncarnate Word, Notre Dame, Laboura, St. Marks and De Andreis. A word of praise should be given to the cheerleaders tor the splendid work they dirt in organizing the Pep Club. Captain Geor- gine Albachten and the other cheerleaders were present for every game, leading the student body in the many cheers that showed the team that the school was back of them, Playing their last year lor SNA. were Katy Kelly, Maureen Kelleher, Carol Krug, Betty Bradburn, Marce Kennedy, Nudy Cleary, and Nanet Moore. ! I Pllllll S Mr. and Mrs. I. Amad Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Azzouni Mr. and Mrs. William Avery Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Armentrout Miss Ioyce Baker Mr. and Mrs. Iohn A. Barbaglia Mrs. Marie Booth Miss Rosemary Booth Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Booth Mr. and Mrs. Iames Byrne Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Carroll Vita Castelli Mr. O. C. Conrads Miss Leona Costa Mr. Harry D. Crow Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. W. Curran Mr. Iack Derler Mrs. Clara Diehl Dillon Family Mr. William Donaldson Ioseph D. Donovan F. and H. Duffy Edward I. Dunne Co. Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph H. Ebelin Mr. and Mrs. L. A Egger Ruth Egger Mr. and Mrs. George F. Ellerbroch Sharon Faherty I. T. Farrar Realty Co. Miss Ieannette Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Flickinger Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Foshage Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Frintrup Mrs. Mary Galvin Charles E. Giessow Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goens Mr. and Mrs. F. H. C-rabbe Mary Katherine Hadd Ray Handhardt Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Hartenbach Mr. E. C. Hartman Barbara Heneghan Miss Iune Heneghan - Mrs. Leo P. Heneghan Mrs. Agnes C. Hensgen Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Hollaron Dr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Ieannet Iackie Iokerst Ierry Iokerst Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Iokerst Mr. E. L. Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Iohn L. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. I. V. Kennedy Dr. and Mrs. I. N. Klingler Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Klingler Mr. and Mrs. Iohn F. Klohr Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Korn Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Kramer Miss Barbara Krausel Mr. and Mrs. Henry V. Krausel Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Kulla Mr. and Mrs. Dirk L. Lami Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Landm Lawrence Family Linda Leighton Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Lesandrini Mrs. Louise M. Lowell Felix Luge Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Lydon I. E. McCaffrey Mary Ann McCaffrey Ray McCaffrey Mrs. Iosie McCall Kay McEwen Mr. and Mrs. Iames G. McKelvey ' Mrs. A. McMahon Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Markway Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Armand C. Meier Miss Barbara Meier Meyer-Pfitzinger Funeral Directors, Inc Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Miller V Lt. Patricia Mitchell, U. S. Army Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Monaghan Mrs. E. W. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Mowrey Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Mulcahy Sue Nash Mr. and Mrs. Edw. I. Nestor Mr. and Mrs. W. M. O'Neal Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Pingree Mrs. O. L. Poole Mrs. Clara Quinn Wynn Rafferty Mrs. Ella A. Reineke Dr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Ries Mr. and Mrs. Roland Roach Mrs. E. M. Robbin Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Sang, Ir. Mr. I. Sciales Mrs. E. Schellman Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Serra Sexton's Service Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I. Skinker Mr. and Mrs. Alan T. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Stross Mr. and Mrs. Conrad F. Stuhlman Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Trapp Marilyn Trapp Mr. and Mrs. I. Treybal Iackie Treybal Mr. and Mrs. Gene Valenti Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Vaughan Miss Barbara Volk Dr. and Mrs. Ioseph A. Volk Rev. E. T. Walsh Bob Weaver Iim Weaver Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Weaver Marilyn Weaver Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Wiegers Mary Wiegers Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wroble Mrs. Donald Zahner ann Max Zucher X Q, Ir. ' 1 XR. v- GY!! Hsu. N1lllir'rm4I hw' lull. I r1'xIlmf'n lrmlr :rl Ihr' IIVII' xvlmol. Sub-livin Vlulf. fIl1'llliNfl'4llill1l1'IiHll. 'HH'nflliunrll1-rllfilulul H'IIN1lill!lfUll. lf. 1', UNI' m+r.wAnI, .llplmnxfx n -l1'u'f'Ilfln1II'Il4l1' ll'Iffl I 1If1lI'I' .lofi ll1u'inl1'Ilig1f'nI .s'f'nim'x. .llil11fIyn1a1I.'1'x ll1'r'ulr'1l vlrffllrx. UH lu jfjllll wh EA IIIII CHIITS rl rrp fii 1 Aw , my -. . .11 A , V.. 4 Ally, ws! ww 5. , 11. ,.,,,T 'J F 5, M ..4 ,,.. NR X,.., '15 Q 4 I Q 5 4 LLLSS WILL I, Sue Ann Kaiser. will to Barbara Dulle and Sharon Faherty my success in doing things wrong, especially during gym class. I, Kay Colbeck. will to Carmel Gundaker all the Chaminade boys, especially Tom. I, Therese Grether. will to Pauline Russo my love of travel and a suitcase full of travel fold- ers including a book, How to Get Away from It All. I, Iudy O'Leary. will to Carol Ries my quiet and reserved manner in school. I, Karol Krug. will to Marilyn Guelker my special red pinnet twith no strings attachedl. I, Pat Mooney. will to Ann George my love of a big stubborn Dutchmen. I, Rochelle Nebuloni. will to Sue Pautler and Pat Moore my ability to get into embarrassing situations, especially in falling down manholes on Grand avenue. I, Peg Donovan, will to lane Berry a rubber cap for her pencils and a book on How to Send Morse Code especially designed for study periods. . L I . I, Arlene Abkemeier, will to Faith Feldotto my love for the Irishmen. Kelly is Irish, isn't it, Faith? I, Ianice Harlan. will to Mary Ann Klohr and Bette Schmid my great beauty and personality as well as my exceptional ability for stretching a point. I, Marilyn Brand. will to Mary Lou Krug my exceptional ability to distinguish the sounds of the Pony Express. I hope you get as much help from it as I did. I, Carol Koch. will to Connie Terry my love for the Irish. I, Pat Booth. will to Marianne Murray and Ruth Egger my shocking locker. I, Rosemarie Serra. will to Ianet Leonard my own invention of dark glasses for long classes. Put them on and catch a wink or two. I, Iackie Iokerst. will to Mary Lou Maczko my special invention-the typewriter with a built- in eraser. I, Betty Bradburn. Will to Nancy Morris my T.T. ttyping techniquel. May my flying fingers help hers to speed along the keys at ZOO words per minute. I, ludy Anderson. will to Maureen Lesko my book, One Thousand and One Questions to Ask in General Science Class. On Second thought, I might need it again next year. I, Barbara Sassin. will to Carol Cooper my great affinity and attraction for personal prop- erty situated in apartments. Page Fifty I, Mary McKee, will to Celeste Kistner my coveted place in Glee Club. I, Ianet Breece. will to Mary Kay Martin and Carolyn Robbins all my leisure time for recrea- tion in between classes. I, Mary Ann Dulle. will to Pat Rose and Ioan Clasquin my seat in home room, hoping it will be as helpful to them as it was to me. I, Mary Brahm. will to Mary Lane Kueiler my secret formula for shrinking things. It works! Believe me, I know. I, Gail Brinker. will to Ann Guhman my braunschweiger sandwich and olives to munch on in study class. I, Sue Bayless. will to Lois Schmid my equip- ment in Sister Anselm's home planning class. I, Ioan Driscoll. will to Dee Froelich my 1949 calendar and broken watch to help you get places on time. I, Ieanne Mitchell. will to Mary Ann Downey my treasured half of the St. Louis Flyers hockey team. I, Margie Sylvester. will to Mary Ann Kramer my minutes of CYC meetings. They were al- ways yours anyway, weren't they, Mary Ann? I, Bitzen Reardon. will to Marilyn Bischoff my textbooks which are worn out from being car- ried around from place to place. I, Mae Olivastro. will to Kathleen Hanlon my cheerful attitude when corrected. I, Carol Vacca. will to Ianice Ahearn my data for all future parties. I, Rosalyn Lumetta. will to Eleanor Christen my amazing ability to play tennis. I, Ianet Lawless. will to Iackie Motzel, my darling nickname, Lose , May it bring you as much prestige as it brought me. I, Mary Lee Zitzrnann. will to Margaret Mary Faust my ways and means of keeping amused during Latin class. Try tying yourself up some- time. I, Pat McDermott, will to Vita Castelli my five cushions to put on the driver's seat till your chauffeur comes home. I, Carol Quinn. will to Denny Koch my book, The Bug and I, a subject so dear to my heart. I, Carole Klasl-ri. will to Barbara Constantino the soft spot in my heart for St. Louis U. high because Variety is the Spice of Life. I, Marilyn Stanley. will to Wilma Guhman my unopened second year French book. I, Mary Ann Connor. will to Sharon Mulcahy the bed in the sickroom to be used sparingly. l, Patricia Mound, will to Eileen Gilmartin my waist-length locks. I, Charlotte Lang, being of sound body and half a mind, will to Dorothy Sehrt the other half. May it be as much of a comfort to you as it has been an absence to me. I, Barbara Gunther. will to Barbara Heneghan the impression of my face in concrete on the other side of the ol' swimming pool. I, Katy Kelly, will to Mary Ann Lindley enough absentee slips to get through senior year. Hope your excuses meet with greater suc- cess than mine. I, Io Sestric. will to Margaret Mary Budde my aversion for men. I, Barbara Hardwiq. will to Pat Schwartz the power to be a ventriloquist with the ability, when singing, of throwing her voice as far away as possible. I, Donata Lee. will to Ieanne Barry my great Will power. It will always be worth your while, Ieanne. I, Martha Kennedy. will to Rosie Rohan my little horse with the black and white liner. Keep the hitching post as crowded as it was when I left. I, Peggy Hayes, will to Barbara Cornell my undying love for Terry cloth. I, Christine Schwarz. will to Martha Re and Iudy McBride my old bus passes which they can throw away each day and be thankful they don't have to use them. I, Georgina Albachen, will to Carol Hookway all the bends, bounce, and backaches of cheer- leading. I, Mary Ann Kuhlman. will to Mary Ieanne Duford and Barbara Flesh my reserved car space in the horseshoe. I, Sharon McNamee. will to Nancy Deitrich my ability for being late and still keeping the good will of my friends. I, Marilyn Macke. will to Earlene Traub and Nancy Stross the ability to contract the mumps during mid-year exams. I, Shirley Sundlinq. will to Loretta Heitz my car for foreign trips including those on Thursday and Monday nights. I, Iewell Pingree. will to Maggie Quigley the Harlequin Drama Guild with all its joys and trials. Take care of it, keep it alive and kicking. I, Carol Hoelscher. will to Marilyn Trapp my long bus ride home. ELASS WILL I, Maureen Kelleher, will to Ioan Kleinkort all the males in the U. S. Navy and Marine Corps. To Barbara Volk I will my ingenious secret for making colored wax paper. I, lean Hamilton, will to Marian Boisaubin my complete admiration for Desert Sands . May it be as inspiring for me as it was for you. I, Shirley Quirk. will to Mary Lu Dunn my own Mr. Peppers, the one and only bird in my life. I, Ann McGinnis. will to Dotty Rattini my knack for getting into embarrassing situations. May you get out of them better than I did. I, Ianet Moore. will to Mary Collins eight inches of my height to help you with your re- bounds. I, Ann Iohnston, will to Elizabeth Marsh my secret plan for getting to Little Flower on time. l, Anne Sherer. will to Lydia Lumetta the Lee bus which can't make the hills in icy weather. l, Carol Kubasch. will to Rosemarie Terry my special elevated shoes especially designed for the long climb to art class. I, Betty Mahew. will to Iackie Treybal and Marilyn Iones my cold place in the qym and my undying love for basketball. I, Nancy Davis. will to Martha Poole my great interest in Overland. ls that a Neff , Marty? I, Virginia Einig, will to Susie Fay one blond streak for your hair. I, Yvonne Bourdet. will to Ioanne Gerace a key guaranteed to unlock any door. I, Iudy Giles, will to Rita Grashoff my main dependent for Latin class, the pony for Cicero's orations. I, Nancy Keefe, will to Mary Io Wiesner and Carol Mohan my long trip to school so that you'll be sure to get your proper exercise. I, Betty Breher. will to Sue Nash and Darlene Barket my naturally curly hair, together with my box of curlers. I, Bemis Hogan. will to Gen Gleason and Diane Kilcullen the horseshoe, hoping it brings you better luck than it did me. I, Benita Signorelli. will to Barbara Kieffer my talent for German Christmas carols. l, Sallie Switzer. will to Sue Fallert a bottle of peroxide in order to be more fashionable. I, Elaine D'Angelo, will to Mary Palmer my ability to get in always on the end of stories and never the punch line. ' The senior class of '53 does hereby will to the class of '54, Alice, who takes the blame and responsibility for all goings-on during the senior year. Be good to her! THE SENIOR CLASS OF' '53. Page Fifty-One Do You Belong to The FONTBONNE MOTHERS' CLUB? It sponsors a Scholarship Fund which enables many students to attend college. lt supports the college and academy activities financially. It brings together socially the mothers ot the college and academy girls. MEETING ON SECOND TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH THE i952-'53 OFFICERS ARE: Mrs. R. F. Mitchell, President Mrs. Francis Kreclcler, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Louis Marienau, Ist Vice President Mrs. Fred Armantraut. Recording Secretary Mrs. Herbert Faust, 2nd Vice President Mrs. F. R. Connaughton, Treasurer VI. 7-3000 VI. 7-3043 KELLY AGENCY Real Estate and Insurance 30 N. Florissant Rd. Ferguson, Mo BEST WISHES to the FRESHMEN P Pit -T Compliments ot Band Box Cleaners, Inc. THE DOWNTOWN CLEANERS 708 Pine Street St. Louis III, Mo. SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY OFFERS YOUNG WOMEN Liberal Arts - Education - Social Work Nursing . Business - Speech Correction Sciences - Law - Dramatics - Economics Sociology- Medical Technology- Radio Others First University West of the Mississippi eAr+reIa aizz Prompt oenvery Service F 'n 2 'W COM PLI M ENTS ROBERT BEINS, Jewelers O F Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry A F R I E N D 308 Chemical Bldg. CH. I333 12I Olive JUST LIKE NEW Staten Island Cleaners ' smwm ANYWHERE IN CITY OR COUNTY ' DELIVERY SERVICE 2306 WASHINGTON ---- CE. 4040 mir iv-HEIEIIIISSANT I i i -i 5513222 PETERS SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY igiiii.cIiiiHAvF' 3 I i- 3213323 mi GRAVOIS 7323 MANCHESTER ir'ieIIi'oTiIIiET'2'iIiE5 'izii'.n I I ivc?.A5.iigi P g Fifty-Three Compliments The of Kaynee Co. The P. D. GEORGE C0 Manufacturers oi PEDIGREE PRODUCTS Paints - Varnishes - Lacquers Qualiiy Boys' Wear Since I888 5200 North Second St. St. Louis 7, M Complirnenis oi Absorene Manufaduring Co. St. Louis, Missouri Manufac+urers of Household Cleaning Special+ies 55555564 For Haif a Century O'NEAL'S REXALL WALL PAPER DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION SPECIALTY ARTISTIC COLORS 3I82 Morganford Road ADVANCED DESIGNS VERY LOW PRICES BEAUTY AT BUDG-ET PRICES I-eeschermen ReaI+Y' Co' Realtors REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS SALES INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS - LOANS ROYAL WALL PAPERS eos FRANKLIN HUd'son 6083 9 PLaieau 282I 5897 Easton, WeIIsQon 423 SI. Louis, E. SI. Louis 5432 GRAVOIS ST, LOUIS 'bl MO The Loveliest Fabrics , Are Here C5 a r a v a g I I a Quality Foods , Wholesale - Retail Depts. e e J 3I5 N. TENTH ST. ST. LOUIS I, MO. 2857 Lafayelke Ave. PR. 7993 II N. BRENTWOOD CLAYTON 5, MO. Congratulations TO THE GRADUATES OF I953 from THE FRESHMAN CLASS P F'f -F' Complimenfs oi Barford CI1evroIe'r Co. U CIGYIOW MO- WILLIAM R. DUNHAM INSURANCE 4242 LINDELL BLVD. OLive I4I4 ST. LOUIS ZEPHYR GAS BRAKES RE-LINED ALL CREAM ICE CREAM The PARKMOOR Sco+ Oil Co. 1436 Big Bend ggm 'gif' , I I , HARRY ZOLLER JCI-IN SPOONER WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS I Ignition Specialists General Auto Repairs DELICIOUS SANDWICI-IES HL 9308 P q Pnys Ari' Her+el Shell Service R l0000 Gravois Road lAl: Tesson Ferryl AFFTON 23, MO. LO. 9576 Thomas-Young Printing Company Publishers of the WEBSTER NEWS-TIMES 366 Selma Ave. Webster Groves I9, Mo. REpublic 2250 Viviano lmpor+ing Co. Nfx A 73-YEAR REPUTATION FOR INTEGRITY E R K E R ' S PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS 908 Olive St. 5l8 N. Grand Blvd. Clayton and in the Clayton Medical Bldg. Compliments General Candy Co. Of TRY A Wi-HZ BAR 7lI SPRUCE ST. LOUIS 2, MO. Harry Kalman Film Delivery 3330 Olive St. St. Louis, Mo. GET THE BEST . . . GET LANDAU DRUGS u MILK ICE CREAM Maryland and Taylor St, Louis' Mo ST. LOUIS DAIRY co. CE. 3900 Phone RO- 0222 P q Pity-S Miss Hulling's Large Variety - Fine Foods Compliments H03 LOCUST 725 OLIVE of the Kilcullen Family R A D E R P H A R M A C Y 30l Union RO. 6262 EV. 4585 Alois A. Winterer Optical Co. Dr. George A. Winterer, Optometrist Eyes Examined - - Glasses Fitted C L A X T O N emiela 6297 zoz N. smnu. sf. sf. Louis i, Mo. P L U M B I N G A N D ' S E W E R l N G Compliments B. 8: M. Tomato and Produce WHOLESALE FRUITS 8. PRODUCE Spirit of St. Louis Little Tony Brand CHestnut 6048 9I7V2 N. Fourth St. ST. LOUIS 2 LICENSED AND BONDED RAYMOND F. LAWLER 5339 Claxton Ave. St. Louis 20, Mo. P q FftyEqht JEHUSOH 8074 QUALITY SUPREME Armature Wedge 8: Moulding Co. 1 l Makers of Special Mouldings and Armature Wedges General Woodwork L. A. DELUORCO 42l4 St. Ferdinand Ave. St. Louis. Mo. LEE BROTHERS, Conlraclors For BETTER LATHING and PLASTERING I2I8 OLIVE STREET MAin 2602 ST. LOUIS P Q F'fty-N' IP 7: 0 2 3' Q 4 3 o- rn 'U o F 3. I E 2 rn T 3 Q ,. R -1 11, Op A 62, fflfo 5 '57 Tie TJ I W ' JT 2 2 3' 4, Qi 5 ' 5. QQ, o 3 rn 2 1902. OGJ. O X an ,9 lx Z 1, ,Y 2 Z 5 1 4490 TQ 23 Cp Q55 if if asifxx 42 NoLdwvH West of Grand Est 23 S. FLORISSANT l923 Ferguson Zl, Mo. BEST WISI-IES TO THE CLASS OF '53 PARK THEATRE VALLEY PARK, Mo. Your Favorite Bowling Lanes BOWLING - ESQUIRE Clayton Road and Big Bend CLAYTON BOWL CLAYTON, Mo. S650 Down S I 500 For Others 3 BEDROOM HOMES in BALLWIN MEADOWS All homes have V2-acre lots, tile baths and' lritchens, automatic heat. Drive out Manchester Road 7V2 miles west of Lindbergh Blvd. to Ballwin. Phone JAMES McKELVEY Realtor GA. 3304 4532 N. Broadway .I ' , ,lf M127 - f , K9 K! I 'J' I N 1, X Jw' A A I r A , , 5' f f ff r 1 Complimenls of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas M. Blassie and Joy For Fine Sausages - - - Wilh Sales Appeal -- ASK FOR -- MICKELBERRY'S QLD FARM BRAND MEAT PRODUCTS Franks - Bologna - Pork Sausage - Lunch Meats - l-lams - Bacon MICKELBERRY FOOD PRODUCTS CO. 380I ALDINE AVE. Phone JElferson 5200 Compliments ot Bourdet Floral Co. Larimore Road I285 Highway 66 Growers ot Potted Plants and Nursery Stock KELLER'S A P O T H E C A R Y S H O P 520l CHIPPEWA FLanders 520I MI ' I458 D l d N tt ST I g 4552 L rw T p tt F ln PETER PAN NURSERY SCHOOL and PRE-KINDERGARTEN smug s asia Jack R. Vettor R L, d H gm I7 M MONTCLAIR GALLERY OF GIFTS ra so. KrNosHreHWAv The '953 St' Louis 8' MO' Graduation Rings Were FOrest 297I Made By TOBIN JEWELRY CO. Compliments 324 Arcade Building f 8th 8: Olive St. O St. Jol1n's Hospital SCHOOL OF NURSING St. Louis I. Mo. Phone: CHestnui I407 P S' -T Compliments ot RIESMEYER MOTOR CO. 28 I: 0 R D YEARS 45 E. LOCKWOOD AVE. WEB. 0464 WEBSTER GROVES, MO. HI. I725 SCHULTE'S MARKET 7357 Wise HI. 0469 OUALITY FOODS HOME DRESSED POULTRY SUPER MARKET PRICES FREE DELIVERY Dodge 8: Bollmeier Complete Service for Your Car 25 E. Lockwood Ave.-Opposite City Hall Phone RrEp. 2504 Webster Groves I9, Mo COItax 8466-67 Household Furniture Co. 593 I Easton Avenue Complete Home Furnishers St. Louis I2, Mo. Standard Heating Co. 300l La Salle GR. 2340 St. Louis, Mo Compliments ot ot F. L. KERBER Pg S't -Th ELECTRICITY IS CI-IEAP IN ST. LOUIS 39+h S+, Drugs Your South St. Louis Cosmetic Store BQYD' T looks to the future Boyd's plans their store and the merchandise in it for you, the younger generation. With the addition ofa new store and the rearranging of their Clayton selling space, Boyd's will be even better suited for you and more convenient for Mym your shopping. 390l DeTonfy LA. I550 STORES ,fm -f --I so B E c K E R' s ! , E I Quality Market COTTAGE CHEESE , GROCERIES - MEATS . VEGETABLES .... In 'mu .... Comer of Lee and Pfaifie Aves' ......., ww 3792 Lee 'We' Sig ur Compliments ol AG E C V555 BCTTI-ING CO K' ullliifff .fllfffn VJ 'I' mziifftzz... .... zzziiim in ,N '--'- 2 ..... I mv of S+. Louis PqS Enjoy Music as the Masters Play with a HI-FIDELITY CABINET- in Your Own Home! At a LOW, LOW PRICE for EVERYONE to Enjoy! A Beautiful Corner Cabinet in Blonde or Mahogany 'A folded corner cabinet ready to assemble for either 8 or 12 Speaker, with high price quality, is now available to you at an ex- tremely low price, because you assemble it yourself. All parts supplied. Factory precut mahog- any and fir plywood sturdily built and easily assembled. A piece of furniture you will be proud to own. THE MISSOURIAN IMahoqanyI THE GLENDALE IBlondeI IN KIT FORM Your Kit Contains: ' Factory precut mahogany plywood and lir ' Plastic wood ' Glue ' Assembly instructions including speaker hardware ' Attractively designed speaker grille and plas- tic speaker grille cloth ' Wood screws and brads Factory hand rubbed and ready lor you to stain. Can be assembled in 45 minutes. Easily Assembled The The The The 8 Speaker Cabinet Dimensions: 18 wide x 22 high x 13 deep. Missourian Clvlahoganyl 8 Net price .............................................. S18 50 Glendale iBlondel 8 Net price ............ S21 50 12 Speaker Cabinet Dimensions: 26134i wide x 27M high x 13 deep Missourian iMahoganyJ 12 Net price .............................................. S21 50 Glendale CBlondeD 12 Net price .......... S24 50 -i Manufavturec! by -i GW woon PRODUCTS COMPANY 3030 LACLEDE STATION ROAD ST. LOUIS 17, MISSOURI Page Sixty-I-'ive FLAVORS FOR EVERY TASTE Conqrafulafions f mt. , T 'I' QHANQE .. K 'lm RoQ'1'Bu5R O G V CREAM dl GRAPE Seniors ff from A W QDINGER AU: Jumor A Canada Dry BoH'ling Co. St. Louis Complimerfrs of Telephone: CHestnut 7690 GENERAL OFFICES: 2l20 HOWARD STREET, ST. LOUIS 6, MO. HARTMAN - HANKS - WALSH PAINTING co. NATION WIDE PAINTING SERVICE 5078 Easton Avenue FOrest 6222 St. Louis, Mo. THE BRONZOLEUM AIR SEALED CONCRETE BURIAL VAULT, THE BEST. SOLD BY ALL FUNERAL DIRECTORS. W I .. .II II- 'III I Ais-pIMIIiIIJII'I,IIIIIIIIIIII-fmrgamrIQIIIIIA A.. ' E 41 -'lap 7 In .IIIIII ... . If 17:67 BELT! T: 'Is' fn - g5 u,zII-.IQ IIIII' T' I IEII IMI '4 QW V SV, g ' .I A L-:3. u f.?1T?Q.Q an ,,..,.r' -n. pu- ...fm 1.u.,.'f 4' V viiiiy ' xKgNwjI1 v o BRONZOLEUM Iv' . -'I xXX,,,,7,1 BERG VAULT CO. I62O Lucas Hunt Rd. Our Best Wishes New Thomas Market Your Downtown Food Store St. Louis, Mo. OPPOSITE GRAND LEADER ON SIXTH ST. PQS S DID: MISSOURI STABLES. INC. Competent Riding Instructors Only Indoor Arena in St. Louis KREIS RESTAURANT Good Food and I-Iospitality HOME MAD-E PIES Steaks - Chicken - Seafoods WY. 0735 Next to Chaminade szoo BERT:-roLD AVENUE QO,,g,.a+Ula+iOnS Adjacent to Forest Park to the STerIing 2408 Senlors from Junior C RAY CLINT TEXACO SERVICE STATION CARS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED 8649 Riverview Blvd. EVergreen 9I30 Riverview at McLaren Blvd. BETTER BAKING' ROsedaIe Forest Park Bake Shop 0707 DECORATED CAKES OUR SPECIALTY T. J. Grace 4579 Laclede Ave. BIG EouR CHEVROLET 6? 2400 SOUTH JEFFERSON P S' -E'qhI lE1l FINE MEATS FOR FINE PLACES Your meat orders, when placed with the Will Docter Meat Company, will be accurately filled: neatly packed: and promptly delivered!! Special prices to. schools and institutions! We stoclc the largest assortment of fresh and smolced meats ot any hotel and restaurant supply house in St. Louis . . . ALSO specialize in home deep 'Freeze orders! WILL DOCTER MEAT COMPANY UNION MARKET Sixth and Lucas Telephone - CH. O2l5 S... John P. Halloran DECORATIVE FLOOR CO. 36lI ST. LOUIS AVE. A. G. GiIes R. E. Co. REALTORS REAL ESTATE INSURANCE LOANS .... FOrest 5575 Res., CAbany 7339 4826A DELMAR BLVD. 7339 NORTHMOOR DR. FURNITURE - RANGES - RADIOS Supreme Furniture Co. I42I-23 South Broadway ST, LOUIS 4, MO. PETER OLIVASTRO GA. 3039 LUcas 5750 ST. LOUIS 7, MO. RUGS - REFRIGERATORS - TOYS C o m p I u m e n 'r s on The label mean. Ouality on the tabIe 0 1' :'5'5iiE5i2iiEQiQ35' :'l'3iii3i31i5 ,.., ,.,,.. A A R o . .. .,. ,. .rfr i- . Fully Cooked Tenderated Hams Incorporated Try KREY Bacon, Pork Sausage, Wieners, Lunch Meat, Braunschweiger, Ham Spread and Other Famous KREY Meat Products. ROsedaIe 0647 QUALITY MEAT PRODUCTS SINCE I882 4740-42 McPherson St. Louis 8, Mo. Paqe Seventy PRODUCERS OF MERAMEC SAND 81 GRAVEL DEALERS IN ALL BUILDING MATERIALS Vonder Haar Sand and Gravel Co. READY MIXED CONCRETE E. WOODCOCK PRODUCE CO. FRUITS AND PRODUCE 88-90 Produce Row GAr'FieId 0997 CHestnut I668 Res.: CEntraI 3043 Yard 81 Office WYdown I9I8 Res.: TErryI1iII 4-8I76 JOHN E. TEGETHOFF Consfruction Company GENERAL CONTRACTORS EXCAVATING - GRADING 9909 Clayton Road St. Louis I7, Mo. ANDY BURGER MOTORS 3654 SO. GRAND BLVD. CARLISLE COOPER LA. 7600 GENERAL MANAGER ST. LOUIS, MO. Page Seventy-One We Give Eagle Stamps Call For and Deliver Hanclkratt Cleaners Two Stores to Serve You IO06 McCausIand 928 Goodfellow HI. 9706 RO. 9375 John Pulos Mary Pulos KOCH DRUG CO. Compliments of STERLING BOXES. Inc. ST. LOUIS, MO. New Location . . . Mary George Dress Shop ALTERATIONS FREE mr Mmhegw Blvd. Hlland 9665 Satisfied Patrons from Quality Products Dauernheim's Pastry Shop 5539 SOUTH GRAND AVE. LOcIrhart 56I0 CALL... JOHN F. KLOHR It You Want To Know About the Latest Ideas ln Programming Insurance PROFITABLY MAin 009I 72I OLIVE ST. St. Louis Congratulations to the Seniors, '53 from Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Klaski 8: Family EXCELLENT WORK PROMPT SERVICE 5611 Cleaner.: -19 Dslrzrf 7I I0 Oakland IO-ne Block West of Clayton and Skinkerl Hlland 2003 WEbster 0I4I P Q S ty-Two The STONE CENTER oNE Piece on A CAR LOAD STONE FOR EVERY PURPOSE e omvs IN sroNEY D Complimenfs of C. V. BATES. INC. SUBURBAN LOAN 81 FINANCE CO. 44I8 Natural Bridge St. Louis, Mo. oo o an NNON venue sr Louis 9 Mo. G0 6553 LOANS AUTO FINANCING DELMAR MARKET and COMPANY F. Geo. Macke 5I8 Sou'cI'1 Hanley Road Insurance GRIND AT ll1VDf'll Fe- 98 4 5 0 P Eh' Partner S , Ni E5 Charles L. Crane Agency S Pierce BuiIding--Sf. Louis BOWIIWE' S O P smkar HD Qs. !lDIll!C l-IOP-IN-TO Physic:ian's Pharmacy I Inc. H O P P E S CHIPPEWA AT HAMPTON DElmar 8500 25 N. Central Clayton, Mo Complimenfs of L. A. Kriegshauser Besl Wishes ol Lindell Trus+ Co. The Bank of Personal Service Grand Blvd. and St. Louis Ave. C Compliments ot IRA E. BERRY Realtors CLAYTON KIRKWOOD DE. 6I66 TE. 3-3030 Best Wishes to The Students of St. Joseph's Academy We are organized to encourage, assist and support the students and the faculty in matters pertaining to their activities and general welfare. We invite the 'Fathers ot the students to join with us to accomplish this purpose. F-ontbonne Fathers' Club . JACK LESKO, Recording Secretary ROGER BOURDET. Pres-dent J. vrNcENT KENNEDY, Corresponding seererery ELMER LEIENDECKER, vreerreeaderrr ARTHUR WATKINS, Treasurer Donated by Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Meier :':':':'Q'G':'G' P Seventyeidve X X .ge Q wi Xl i X ., X X A N' . X E? -X 'S i 'Tig Q-1: X ' N X 4 ' Jl ,V ' V? ,Ig 'll wg f NJ , - so y gl g A XJ ff ,' L' X O Well My illesef NEW N MODELS! NEW FEATURES! X ' I L LW It Approved Army-Navy Listing 0 NEW leak proof wick chamber. No evaporation . No odor. 0 NEW non-breakable cap hinge. 0 NEW snuffer in cap seals tight over wick. Eliminates evaporation. 0 Water proof. Extra flint in valve stem. 'l'1lllLll-IIESK LONG METAL MouN'nNG l LITE Il '.:::',12t:'.. 3 95 i iii iiiiii y ... EE.. ' LLZZilZfi1?.'.iWi..lu2274,1.3 asm.: E 3 e A A ... ccylggs D I CNE E R Ei, g 'Q 'v,,. 5 0 Perfect for quarters or office desk 2175! 1'-I-he Dice Really RON iii. ..,::,'wf E.. :..fT:,. 3 . M qnzz Z 0 Holds many months fuel supply 5.955 suonr METAL MouN1lNG 3- Q5 5 f ZZZSHIITS T522 53211 Eigjd S THE usuALLY usuus AY ren. TAX mcL sera:-EYAT FEDUMX INCL i bill, N - . ' . 'Wi' lmiwwii X . . 5 Y on . ' . NA TIONALLY ADVERTISED IN ' . if MAGAZINES AND TELEVISION ' ' .,8gig!,x9Q.'i , May be mailed full of fluid, ready to use. Ritepoint UTERS may be mailed il! filled, when packed according to instructions with each LITER. R K For best results with all lighters X GYM RITE use Ritepoint Lighter Fluid and Hot Spark Flints. NXO' 9 I NT Co . S1 Louis one of'ff.e4350 S. KlNGsHlGHwAY BLVDMO naw: Pencils . world? I'- f9est makers of Pens Gnd Mec U Page Seventy-Sxx Red Sleigh Restaurant 6997 Chippewa ST. 7424 Reservations for Wedding Parties Bridge Clubs, Card Parties. CATERING SERVICE Hours: 4 P. M. to 9 P. M. During Weelr I2 P. M. to 9 P. M. Sundays and Holidays I-IOMADE PIES AND ROLLS THE TROUVSSEAU si-lor Best Wishes to the Seniors From a Friend Ri+z's Service Station I42I Brentwood Boulevard Rose Dress Shop 36I4 Olive lNext to Empress Playhouse, ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF ANOTHER Rose Dress Shop at 337 DeBaIiviere Open Every Evening 'Til 9 P. M, Complete line of College Clothes, Junior CHestnut 8452 Hlland l269 COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE SINCE I873 Kennedy-Healy Realtors 7 I4 Chestnut and Misses-Also Half Sizes St' Louis C ' d I R th . . . om In an oo em ova' Francis H. Kennedy, President Fashions with a flair . . . for the ladies who care Best Wisrhes OZARK DAIRY CO. 4455 Chippewa PR. I800 Compliments ot Mrs. Geo. E. Morris PQS ty-S WALL CRACKS Stopped Permanently by Hydraulic Pressure or Excavating and Inserting Under-Piers FLOORS LEVELED as MONTHS TO PAY A. V. KENNAH We Handle All FHA Papers All Work Guaranteed-Calls Without Obligation Also Pier Holes Dug Up to 20 Ft. Reasonably HOUSE STABILIZING FOUNDATION CO. saob UNION CA. aa4o lDay of Nighty Jewelers 4 South Central Clayton Cardinal-Moran Linen Supply 432I Finney Ave. COUNT SERVICE IN YOUR LINEN COSTS Compliments ot Paynter Insurance Agency Hlland 6394 Hlland 9738 KREWET Television Studio l300 Big Bend Blvd. Nell Io Rnfhrnond Heights City Hall FRANK KREWET Congratulations to +he SENIORS from Sophomore A PQS -E'h 1, , ., -.:.5,:.:,:4f.-.-M -45,-,N--.q,-A.mg6f.-A-A--fr-45N'----- W4 N--. 1.24,-, . fl srvusrs IN sNoAceMsNr AND wsoomo amos wllmulun - IIAMIIJIOII +.,.,.,:.:.,.5.:.1,4 , JIWILIII . . . ns Locus: sr. Qi N r A W V ,- X 152513i:iE5E5E31i I r' 1f:s:s:2 1 R T . .-.,: - ..... : S War, ..., 2 C'mon In and Meet Your Friends at . . Schenberg's 20th Century Supers i 706 DeMun Ave. 'l'3722 So. Grand Blvd. A6660 Delmar Blvd. 'l' I659 So. Thirty-ninth St. Richmond Heights Shell Service l44l Big Bend Blvd. Hl. 9995 MOTOR TUNE-UP and REPAIRS PACKARD SPECIALISTS Formerly with ALBRECHT-BURKE PACKARD E D D I E ' S H U T No. I So. Florissant FROZEN CUSTARD MALTS HOT DOGS I-IAMBURGERS Free Lake Forest Pharmacy 780I Clayton Rd. Clayton, Mo. Delivery Service DElmar From a Friend P q S ty-N' Lake Forest Pastry Shop . PArIcview 0966 7737 Clayton Road Compliments oi THE DRISCOLL FAMILY Loyal Service For Over a Half Century South St. Louis Congratulations to the Seniors of '53 From St. JosepI1's Institute for the Deaf BELLEVUE DRUGS IFORMERLY eLAsER'sJ I I45 BeIIevue at Wise Hi. 3665 FOR DEPENDABLE USED CARS See John F. Koch-Used Cars 290I Union St. Louis, Mo. 6IIIIInnIi J9weIrg Igompung Dairy CO. 6II:Iium0mIs - UBLUITIVQ - 5pcciuI IIIrLIcrs 5. 5, :. PR. 3175 3315 Nebraska Aye. II3Iuss eiitings -oiiins -oIIII',emIuIs -'Trophies si.1f.0uis,'1nrI0. ' ffm, af IQ., ty Meat Produ Battered Steaks 8I'lel 6l! Wea! CO. zooo NORTH BROADWAY ST. LOUIS 7, MO. CH 7662 IRVING J. REINHARDT, Pres I0 Mile House Restaurant l0006 Gravois Compliments La Mear Poultry 8: Egg Co., lnc. LO' 0482 PACKERS Epicure Brand Poultry and Eggs Qomplgmenis Helen Meyer Portraits Qt AND CHARACTER STUDIES A F R l E N D 5423 Southwest Mlssion 0623 sALEs, FINANCING, BUILDING and INSURANCE seizvics F W Office Phone: STerling 2l22-23 Home Phone: HI. 3304 Esquire Store James L. Scott, Realtors 6724 CLAYTON RD. 7364 Dale Ave. Open Evenings Until 9 P.M. Richmond Heights I7, Mo. JAMES L. SCOTT, President Phone DElmar 4077 Est, I HEALY GALLERIES Artistic Framing, Paintings and Prints Restorer of Paintings and Frames I 6 North Mer F. Wallace Healy Clayton 5, Missou 894 Compliments ot FLANAGAN PAINTS asoz HA.MPTON sw. om BITICC ri P q Eighty-Two Q-G- ALTA QUAST Porlrails I5I6 St. Louis Ave. CEntral 4460 Compliments Nu-Way Cleaners of a Friend Quality Dry Cleaning From CA. 0800 All Wool Garments Motlwprooled Specializing in Slip Covers, Drapes and Furs C. B. C. S. Hanley Rd. St. Louis 5, Mo Besl Wishes Comlollmenls from lo llwe Mr. ancl Mrs. James J. Nash Class of l953 P Eiqhi Since l886 OSTERTAC-5 BROS. FLCRISTS Flowers for All Occasions We Telegraph Flowers Wasl'1ing+on a+ Jefferson CE. 449I CA. 2358 Charles H. Ostertag President The TROPIC SHOP TROPITAN- Bellevue Ave. NATIVE- RATTAN LAMPS - BARS FURNITURE 6+ Cldyloh Rd. FLOOR COVERING J. P. Bushnell Packing Supply Co. 3436 Lindell Blvd. Sf. Louis, Mo. NE. 583I MECHANICAL PACKINGS - - - RUBBER AND METAL HOSE - - - ALL TYPES OF BELTING MISCELLANEOUS RUBBER GOODS J. PARENTE OLive I9II B. CASSULO LUcas 97I6 PAGLIACCVS PIZZERIA FAMOUS ITALIAN FOODS KINGSHIGHWAY 81 MANCHESTER ST. LOUIS IO, MO. P E' h -F' BAUMANN'S Serve-WeII MarIce+ 407 Jackson Ave. UNIVERSITY CITY, MO. Charles A. B CA. 07I6 TELETRONIC LABS Don Mar+inez Beaufy Sfudio TELEVISION - RADIO - APPLIANCES 8II MARYLAND SALES - SERVICE Brenfwood C II R I1 d H IN M P I 96 DE 6I79 Apex PI-uoro co. S'SLER'HUMMEL In SPORTING eoons co. 3I5 De Ballvlere I I I4. LOCUST Saint Louis' Largest FO. 53OI S I1 I 8: T O I Edward G. Marsh W. Rodger M CASE, THOMAS 81 MARSH INSURANCE 88 YEARS I864 I952 220N 4th St CH t t3II3 Full of fun and 'Fancy-free The Senior Class of '53! Loads of luck and much, much more The wish of +he Class of '54l Salad Dressing P J ll GIESLER-JORGEN SPORTING GOODS I Wm-You BRAND b70I CLAYTON RD. PEBU ER PEF IGS DE SH D N ST. O S Page Eighty-Seven Gu+man's Complimenfs of Claymn of a Forsyih and Meramec Friend Where Fodunek Favored Daughtem I Hnd Greetings Fashion's From A Favonte Bob and Barbara clothes DE. 7900 JEfferson 6900 HART PRINTING CG. LETTER PRESS - OFFSET 344I Olive St. Louis, Mo. MiIIsI'one Shoe Sfore SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY-AT A SAVING When You Need Printing . . . I'c's Ruff RUFF PRINTING CO. Our Quality Is Your Satisfaction COMPLETE LETTER PRESS SERVICE 5055 Gravois HU. 96I9 GArfieId 2287 5023 N. Broadway Harris Roofing 8: Sheei Metal Co. . ala HODIAMONT Ave. ComPI'men+5 of ROOFERS - - - TINNERS A Friend L. J. Rattini, Owner CA. I240 Davidson's . Complumenis Res+auranI' . of Ih Maplewood Harold and Melvin Dubmsky POPCORN MACHINES AND SUPPLIES and FINE SEEDS FOR THE LAWN Prunfy Seed 8: Grain Co. 620 N. 2nd St. Sf. Louis 2, Mo. - IN OUR 79th YEAR - MIDLAND IMPORTING CO. FREE MOTOR DELIVERY 6370 Clayton Rd. 7909 Forsyth Hlland 2I00 CAbanne 0200 P g I-.Tqhty-N' BURNS TEARS MOTH HOLES Rewoven Perfectly in Clothing Mrs. A. R. lvanac 7050 Melrose Ave. BIG BEND MOTORS, Inc. DIRECT FACTORY DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALER r Mlssion 0907 Dependable - SERVICE ll55 South Bug Bend Blvcl. Richmond Heights I7, Mo. DUE TPNC' University City I4, Mo. 0688 sci-luLTE's RM CAFETERIA BERRA'S Fine Foods PRESCRIPTION 4l2 N. l2th ST. PAINT Near Locust ALWAyS 0pEN 5207-09 Southwest Avenue C I. Jr WEBER-EBELING Ompl Ifnen S of a PRINTERS Friend CE. 9270 35I5 North Florissant WAFFLES PIES JAMES BYRNE GENERAL INSURANCE , The Georgian House ll0l Pierce Bldg. FINE FOOD CH. 8l00 6624 CLAYTON RD. P N John L. Kelly Complete Insurance Service I263 Big Bend Blvd. STerIing 7056 GIRLS! See Me For Your Next FORMAL e Have Them in Stock or We Maize Them to Order Full Lengths - Ballarinas Weddling Gowns CASTELLI BRIDAL SHOP N. Ksngshaghwsy Fo. mo A Lincoln Carpet Co., Inc. Charles L. Hartenbach BII9 Maryland Ave. DE. 6600 Marion C. Hartenbach II63 So. Kingshighway NE. 7378 FOR YOUR FLOOR COVERING REQUIREMENTS Compliments of Airport Lumber Company Natural Bridge and Lindbergh TE. 5-558I Robertson, Missouri F ri e n d Zimmerman's THE VILLAGE INN FAVORITE FINE FOODS JENNINGS and WEST FLORISSANT P ge Nine! y-One Best Wishes Ol' A Wonderful- Year I Vern Hodge, President Hodge's Chile Co. Cur Gratitude . . . To those companies whose generous advice and service helped us with The I953 ACADEMY Engraving by Central Engraving Company Harry S. Swain, Jr., Representative Formal Portraits by Alta Quest Studios Printing by Model Printing Company Cover by Becktold Binding Company Group Pictures by Lester Linclr Frank Al Wiegers Stocks and Bonds Dempsey-Tegeler 8: Co. SWeetbriar 6984 6Arfield 0727 N' ty-T 2, J' X ,Aw 3 f..g..4.,f ffqtf? 5 if I . X ' I , Jud- ' , f l , 1 0 5 Hs. ,, b .M -A- ,,,- ,,:i:,, M H Z. Af S. NK X. 'I . .sv-A 4' P f N--. V W f ? 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