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

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CALENDAR 1921 1922—Continued 9prtl 1 3 3 4 6 7 8 11 12 13 14 “ Thai soft season, when descending show'rs. Call forth the greens, and wake the rising flow'rs!” —Pope New Apparatus for Physical Education. Auditorium assumes appearance of a “Gym.” Monthly Musicale. Souvenir awarded to . . . . Edith Henderson Rain! Goloshes appear aplenty! First symptoms of spring fever! Sprig, Sweet Sprig is Comebg!” Public Speaking Class. Extemporaneous Speaking—Two Minutes. Debating Club. Resolved—THAT THE MODERN NOVEL HAS DONE MORE HARM THAN GOOD. AFFIRMATIVE TEAM Katherine Moss Vivian Watson Marguerite Morrissey NEGATIVE TEAM Frank Connor Mary Stanley Roberta McDonnell Organization of Riding Class. Wonderful discovery! The Juniors find a way to pay off their class debt —namely, pay their class dues. Aileen Powers, mighty “Christopher. Boarders rush home to receive their—rabbit eggs ? Holy Thursday. Academy Students attend services and form Guard of Honor before the Repository. Good Friday. Devotion of the Three Hours in Sacred Heart Church. Discourse on “The Seven Words,” by Rev. Camillo Torrente, C. M. F. BEHOLD THY SON! “An 1 from that hour the disciple took Irr to h s own.” (St. John. 19. 27) Calvary's bloody drama While death like hush of midnight Is drawing to a close. Hangs o'er that crowd around. And inky pall of midnight That erst, with fiendish clamors, Upon the noon-day throws; I Made all the air resound. The prophecies fulfilled. The sacrifice is done. Mary stands by. To catch the last sigh, Of her dying son; When from His lips this Testament is heard: Behold thy Son! “And from that hour. He took her to his own.” Page Twenty-three

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CALENDAR 1921-1922-Continued iflarcf) 15 17 20 22 The Ides of March have come! St. Patrick’s Day! “Cead Mile Failte” Evening! With many novel and beautiful features, Irish Melodies, Gaelic Dances, Patriotic Readings. Visit from Supreme Grand Knight of Columbus—Mr. J. J. Flaherty, of Philadelphia. Scenes from HAMLET. (English III and IV) Claudius, King of Denmark .... John Francis Connor Hamlet.......................Joseph McNally Polonius, Lord Chamberlain .... Marguerite Bridges Horatio, friend to Hamlet.Roberta McDonnell Laertes, son to Polonius....Nellie Martinez Gertrude, Queen of Denmark .... Vivian Watson Ophelia, daughter to Polonius .... Mary Stanley Ghost of Hamlet s Father.........Mary Keese 25 Annunciation Day! “At morn, at noon, at twilight dim, Maria, thou hast heard my hymn; In joy and woe, in good and ill. Mother of God, he with me still.' —Edgar Allan Poe 20 Debating Club. Resolved—THAT IMMIGRATION SHOULD BE FURTHER RE- STRICTED BY LAW. AFFIRMATIVE TEAM Virginia Amberg Agnes Stringfield Geraldine McCormick Decision—I'nanimous for Negative. NEGATIVE TEAM Katherine Bianconi Mary Keese Nellie Martinez 31 Usual Month-End Tests.

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Co a iHountatn Stream SH, he tumbles adowii, past the graij little town, And he sings a bright song on the waij. OK meadows and weeds Ke gives of Kis goods, Like a prodigal, Kere for a daij. He asks no returns for tke wages Ke earns, Yet eacK blade on tKe soft, dewij lea Begs a blessing of love to fall from above On tKe traveler wKo goes to tKe sea. OK, gaij little stream! I Kave Kave caugKt from tk j gleam How noblij and trulij to live; I must journeij along in tKe lilt of a song, And gladly and freely to give. Nor ask on tke waij for guerdon or paij, (Save tke blessings men skower on me), Till I bear tke deep lave of tke broad ocean wave, And tke River at last meets tke Sea. — Rev. David P. McAstocker, S. J. Page Twenty-four