Academy of the Holy Angels - Angelus Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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THE 1932 ANGELUS We are proud to have come in contact with Mr. Cecil Birder, our Choral Instructor. Mr. Birder is a graduate of Notre Dame University. L.L.B.. of Alverne Art School. New York, and of Blackrock College. Dublin. He was exponent of Dudley Buck. Vocal Teacher of New York City, and is Instructor of Voice-Music Department. University of Minnesota. MRS. DAWSON, our sewing teacher, is a sweet little woman, whose pleasant smile and cheerful word made sunshine in our sewing room all year. Under her skillful guidance we have made everything in wearing apparel, and we feel that some of our dresses would attract window shoppers to our large stores. Miss Krueger is an able and congenial assistant to Sister Charitas in the Department of Dramatic Art. She is unsparing in her efforts to bring out the latent talents of her pupils. She coached and staged “Three Pegs. and helped with other plays. Those of us who have come in contact with Miss Krueger know her sweet smile, and her pleasing personality. Miss Odiornh has proved herself an efficient and a very successful teacher of Physical Education during the pioneer year of Holy Angels Academy. Although she is very impartial, no delinquent ever escapes her strict rule of making up missed periods. If you do not tumble today, you tumble tomorrow. I have greatly enjoyed my year in French, due to the kind helpfulness of Miss Jenal. who did all she could to make the work interesting. Whenever or wherever you meet Miss Jenal you are greeted with her sweet smile, which is the expression of her charming disposition. [ 17]

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 THE 1932 ANCELUS Doctor John GlF.SEN of St. Thomas College, who had visited Teresa Neumann, the maid of Konnersreuth. and witnessed her Friday agony, gave us a most thrilling account of the saintly peasant girl whom God has chosen for so strange and so holy a mission. Konnersreuth is of Irish origin, as Irish monks brought the faith to Germany in the early centuries. Doctor Harrington. City Health Commissioner, gave us a most practical and helpful talk on ways of preserving and caring for our health. An interesting diversion. near the close, was his suggestion that we ask questions. He answered all of them to our satisfaction, in his pleasing, humorous way. Mr. FRED Kii.DOW of the Department of Journalism. University of Minnesota, and Director of The National Press Association, gave us a most inspiring talk on Creative Writing. He expressed his warm interest in all school publications as outlets of student self-expression. He emphasized the value of the Annual as a memory book, a history, and a medium for promoting school spirit. Miss Bridget Hayes, a well known teacher of English in Minneapolis, won her young audience by the fascinating way in which she delivered her message. 'What to read, and How to read. Her years of experience in the field of English, and her deep interest in growing youth was evidenced in her excellent talk. Sister Lioba took us in imagination on the European trip which she enjoyed during her sabbatical year. We followed her through France. England. Italy and Germany, and visioned with her the many old-world sights and scenes which await some of us in the future. —Rosemary Purinton. ’32. C 16]

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THE 1932 ANGELES HOPPMAN's CHRIST CHILD Faculty MOTHER Eugenia, Principal, M.A.. University of Minnesota. SISTER Mary Eugene. Assistant Principal. M.A., University of Minnesota. Science. SISTER EvengELISTA, M.A., Catholic University of America, English-Rcligion. Year Book. SISTER Leo. Registered Nurse. University of Minnesota. Medical Social Science. University of New York. SISTER Charitas. M.D.A.. Chicago School of Expression. Dramatic Art. SISTER Pascal. B.A.. College of St. Catherine. Science-Mathematics. SISTER Agnes Catherine. B.M.. Conservatory of Music. Chicago. Piano-Harmony. Sister Rose Aurelia. B.A.. College of St. Catherine. Art. SISTER Dolorosa. B.A.. College of St. Catherine. German-Religion. SISTER Cyril Clare. B.A.. College of St. Catherine. Latin-Religion. SISTER Mary Ellen. B.A.. College of St. Catherine. Principal of Grade School. SISTER Laurent. B.A.. College of St. Catherine. History-Social Science. SISTER Mary Ruth. Registered B.A.. University of Minnesota. English-Com-merce. SISTER Stella Joseph. Licentiate. University of Minnesota. Chorus. MISS Ruth Odiorne. B.A.. University of Minnesota. Physical Education. MISS Winifred Janf.L. B.A.. College of St. Catherine. French-Spanish. Miss Gertrude Krueger. Diploma Dramatic Art. Dramatic Art Assistant. Mrs. LILLIAN Dawson. Diploma. Minneapolis School of Dressmaking. Home Economics. C 18}