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

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0l'l'l0I I 0lfU-'.gl 0l'ltQI'lClC Foreseeing the increase in enrollment, the Sisters ol St. Ioseph purchased in l945 thirty-seven acres of ground in the city of Frontenac on Lindbergh at Litz- singer Road. Five buildings are under construction to house the new St. Io- seph's Academy student body. More than tive hundred students will have the privilege of attending classes in the latest type of school building ever to be erected in one ot the most beautiful lo- cations in the state the city of Fron- tenac. May St. Ioseph, Patron ot the Acad- emy, ever direct in the true Way those who will enroll in the new school, and may he lead all its faculty, students, and alumnae to Him who is the Way, the Truth, and the Lite. lfilil 'Y Page Three i ,Q aguglilfxx E I955 X?,.f if 'gm

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M! 26LC6lfQ 5 M LLI412 fo Ctfeflfzi ln Hrs ommpctent VV1SdO1'Il God has qrven man many beautlful words wards to be treasured rn lrterary IT'lCISl9Ip1GC9S and rmmortallzed rn song and verse But oerhaps one of the most beautrful and meanmq ful words anywhere IS P A R E N T PARENT mean a future to a small chlld 1t means love and sacrr f1ce counsel and understandrnq patlence and pratectron To the students of St Ioseph s Academy rt means a Cathohc educcr hon and an apportumty to strengthen thelr most precrcus possessxon Fmth From all af God s words therefore We the SSHIOI class of l955 have chosen the word P A R E N T 1n order that we mlqht humbly respectfully and qratefully dedicate Thls volume of T H E A C A D E M Y to our parents Page Four eib ' i Qu,-f9