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

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CALENDAR 1921 1922—Continued ©ttobrr 13 13 14 14 15 17 19 21 26 26 28 Public Speaking “Quiz.” Pronunciation in Sentences: A—Four-Minute Speeches. B—-Five-Minute Speeches. Caroline Probst hostess at Birthday Party. Treasure “hunt.” Dance. Dinner. First Interclass Game in Basketball. Freshmen vs. Sophomores Score 11 to 13 “Spider” Party—Seniors—-Secret Meeting INTER POCULA! First Prize..........................Marguerite Morrissey Consolation Prize....................Ruby Belle Parsons Photoplay—“The River’s End.” Shakespearean Students. Scenes from AS YOU LIKE IT. (English III and IV) EXCERPTS FROM CHARACTERS Duke, living in banishment Frederick, usurper...................... Charles, wrestler to Frederick . Orlando, son of Sir Rowland de Boys Rosalind, daughter of the banished Duke John Francis Connor Marguerite Bridges Virginia Amberg Joseph McNally Roberta McDonnell “Hist! October 31st is Hallows’ Eve.” Freshmen entertain Seniors. Balloon Party—Favors: American Beauties. ROOSEVELT PROGRAM. Tribute to Roosevelt . Reading....................... Early Life of Roosevelt Roosevelt as President Roosevelt as Statesman Roosevelt as a Boy .... Roosevelt in Africa .... Roosevelt's Early Life in North Dakota “His Soul Goes Marching On . October Musicale. Winner of Souvenir . . . . Class 1922 hold “Business” Meeting. (Fun, Food, Friendship, and Frolic!) John Francis Connor Mary Keese Geraldine McCormick Joseph McNally Katheryn Moss Agnes Stringfield Nellie Martinez Roberta McDonnell Marguerite Morrissey Mary Louise Monaghan Page Eleven

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CALENDAR 1921 1922-Continued (Dctobcr “Glad October's shining sun Paints the leares in richest dyes. 1 Academy Students attend “Juvenile Revue at Elks’ Theatre. 2 OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY. “»Say, dearest Mother Mary, can it be That, haring May, thou claim'st October, tooY The flowers of Spring we plucked and gave to thee, And these sad leaves of Autumn wilt thou sue? 'Tis thine, and ten times welcome, Mother dear! This ripe and crisp October month is thine, I That though our flowers and leaves be scant and sere? The Calendar of Ix)ve knows no decline. Accept these Autumn wreaths—our chaplets bright With crimson—yellou'-stained, like sunset skies. 0 Star of Morn! be still our star at night. And bless our fading years, as thou didst bless their rise. Edelweiss (Piano)..................... Mildred Settle Flcurctte (Reading)................... Tiieva Dogqett OSoleMia m. ................ The Star Vocal (................... Vivian Watson Two Kittens (Recitation in French) Georgette Leveque Rocky Rooklet (Piano)................. Louise Davis A Mark Twain Episode— Mark Twain........................ Interviewer....................... A Dream (Reading)..................... Marguerite Bridges Dreamland Valse (Violins) .... Frances Giroux Mary Reedy Vanderbeck Service Rogers dc Capua Wcttach Margaret Fitzgibbon Caroline Probst . . S. M. B. Weber 5 5 7 12 Academy honored by visit from Rev. Father Alsina, C. M. F., General of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, and Rev. Father Zalvador Dominguez, C. M. F., Provincial. Photoplay—“Scrap Iron. First Reading of Monthly Reports. COLUMBUS DAY. PROGRAM Sketch of Life of Columbus .... Frank Connor Queen Isabella...................Katheryn Moss Columbus.........................Marguerite Bridges Reading..........................Mary Keese Courage of Columbus..............Katheryn Bianconi Tribute to Columbus..............Marguerite Morrissey Page Ten

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CALENDAR 19211922-Continued October 29 Biological Apparatus Arrives. WORK! “Pickled” Bugs and “Candied” Frogs! 31 Hallowe’en Revels: Jack O’Lanterns! Hob Goblins! “Land of Witchery!” iJobember But note, old Winter with hie mantle white—” 1 Annual “Hike” to the TOP of Thumb Butte. 2 All Souls’Day. “Feast of the Holy Dead! Great Jubilee of grace! When angel-guards exulting lead To their predestined place Souls that the Church shall loose from bonds today. In every clime that basks beneath her gentle stray! 3 Recital Musicale. Souvenir Awarded ................................... Arizona McKee 4 Photoplay—“Sitting on the World.” 6 Crisp weather! Fine for outdoor drills! “Squads right! Column left! That’s the spirit!” 8 Photoplay—(Educational) “Heads Win.” Courtesy International Correspondence School. 10 The Freshies show the Seniors the CORRECT Method of Basket Shooting. Basketball—Seniors vs. Freshmen 10 22 11 Armistice Day—Holiday. Class in Public Speaking. PROGRAM The American Legion...............Katherine Moss Reading...........................Marguerite Morrissey Peace.............................Frank Connor Reading...........................Roberta McDonnell In Flanders Field.................Mary Keese America for Me (Van Dyke) .... Vivian Watson 11 Juniors and Sophomores hike to “the sticks.” 12 Class in Public Speaking — General discussion and short speeches on “The Disarmament Conference.” Getting so we can “stand on our feet and talk three minutes without blinking an optic.” Page Twelve