St Josephs Academy - La Lumiere Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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fflarp Stanley “A rosebud set with little thorns, And sweet as Southern air can make her.' Latin Science Course—4. («iris Gym Demonstration. Corresponding Secretary— 22. Debating Club. Class Pin Committee. “M iss Bumpus” in Senior Farce. “ Though on pleasure she is bent, She has a gifted mind. Mary is one of those winsome lassies whose naivete and unselfishness draw us all to love her. Her ever radiant good cheer and constancy make her one of the most dependable and truly lovable girls in the Academy. gllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllH Page Seven

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Jtlarguerite iWorristfep She has all the royal makings of a queen. Latin Science Course. Prefect—Children of Mary— 22. “Mme. Soubiroux in “Lourdes.” “Janet in Senior Farce. Debating Club—4. “La Heine in “Cendrillon.” French Club— 22. Girls Gym Demonstration. Basketball. Track Meet. “Fabiola in Senior Play. “A dance, a game of basketball, Music and studies—she's queen of them all. With cheerful smile ami happy carol, Marguerite has passed successfully through her Senior year. Devout, popular, capable— with a delightful seasoning of common sense, she has gained much from her Academy life and she has put much into it. She has been with us but one year but everyone who knows her likes her “beaucoup. featfjerine itlogg What smiles! They arc the effluence of fine intellect and true courage Latin Science Course. Debating and Public Speaking Club—4. “Pauline in “Shepherdess of Lourdes. Commencement Invitation Committee— 22. “Madame Maud in “Engaging Janet.” Recording Secretary— 22. “.............with pleasures too refined to please, With loo much spirit to be e'er at ease, With too much quickness to be ever taught, With too much thinking to hare common thought Effervescent good nature and unbounded optimism are Katherine’s chief character- istics. She has always a cheery word and a bit of clever comment for every occasion. Difficulties do not faze her. P(ige Six

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Calendar 1921-22 credentials of new students. 6 Opening of Fall Semester—Reading of Promotions. 7 Instruction begins. 8 Students sing Missa Angelica in Academy Chapel—to invoke blessing on parents and pupils during the new school year. 10 Boarders introduced to Saturday afternoon Athletics. 12 Feast of the Holy Name of Mary. 13 Photoplay—“The Inside of the Cup.” 14 Class 1922 elect Officers—Open Bank Account. 16 French, Biology, Public Speaking added to curriculum. “Beaucoup d’ouvrage!” 18 Recital in Academy Library. PROGRAM Improvisation on Old Theme. Piano Norwegian Suite (Modern) (Southern Melodies. E. von Schumacher “ .»thy name Mary, maiden fairf Such should, melhinks, its music he. The sweetest name that mortals hear. Were best befitting thee. And she to whom it once was giren Was half of earth and half of heaven. —Oliver Wendell Holmes (Thy Heart at My Sweet Voice Saint Saens Schubert Knight Nevin Vocal •{ Springtime “Ave Maria” j African Love Song (’Till I Awake Miss Juanita Morrison 19 Boarders enjoy “Watermillion” Party. 20 Freshman Invasion! 22 Photoplay—“The City of Silent Men.” Page Eight