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

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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.

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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