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

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Faculty MOTHER Eugenia. Principal. M. A.. University of Minnesota. SISTER Evangelista. M.A.. Catholic University of America. English-Religion. Year Book. SISTER Leo. Registered Nurse. University of Minnesota. Medical Social Science. University of New York. SISTER Claudia. B.A.. College of St. Catherine. English. SISTER CHARITAS. M.D.A., Chicago School of Expression. Dramatic Art. SISTER Pascal. B.A.. College of St. Catherine. Science-Mathematics. SISTER Ruth. B.A.. College of St. Catherine. English-Commcrce. SISTER Beata. B.A.. College of St. Catherine. English-Science. Graduate work at Chicago University. SISTER Corona. B.A.. College of St. Catherine. Intermediate Grades. SISTER Rose Aurelia, B.A.. College of St. Catherine. Registered M.A.. Columbia University. Art. SISTER Agnes Catherine. B.M.. Conservatory of Music. Chicago. Piano-Harmony. Registered M.M. SISTER Mary Honor. B.A.. University of Minnesota. English-Mathcmatics. 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 Marie Inez. Registered B.A.. College of St. Catherine. Primary Department. SISTER Alexine. Licentiate. University of Minnesota. Chorus. Miss WINIFRED JENAL. B.A.. College of St. Catherine. Frcnch-Spanish. Miss Odiorne. B.A., University of Minnesota. Physical Education. Mrs. LILLIAN Dawson. Diploma. Minneapolis School of Dressmaking. Home Economics. I 18 1

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We left the auditorium saying that hour was the most enjoyable of the entire year, and hoping that the talented young men would come soon again. Mr. Kenny s Little Road is a little gem. and it was splendidly executed. We know that he has many other Little Roads awaiting development, and may they lead their young author along the way of happy success. Mrs. Janet C. Atkins, School of Dancing, brought two of her well-trained students to demonstrate for us. the correct method of ballroom dancing. She first gave a short talk, in which she emphasized the point that it is very incorrect and improper for a girl to lean on. or cling to her partner while dancing. She assured us that the boy has enough to do to carry himself, during a dance, and the extra weight should not be forced upon him. The students. Miss June Warren and Mr. Clayton Kendell. danced several fox-trots, waltzes and other steps with a grace and dignity which spoke for their training. Miss Frances Schaffer was the accompanist. Miss KlTTIE PRENDERGAST. Principal of the Adams School. St. Paul, brought us the interesting story of her trip through China and Japan. She told us of the many odd customs which seem amusing to us. On entering a church, every one removes his shoes, or wears some covering over them. Men and women are separated in church by wide aisles. Miss Prendergast showed us many beautiful souvenirs which she brought from China and Japan. —Mary Kay Reiter. .Miss Jrnal Mr . Dawson Miss Odiornc I 17 )

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Our Retreat Silence! Meditation! Prayer! What peace to leave the turmoil and the busy hum of school, to go aside and rest awhile, in answer to the Master s call. Reverend Father Lawrence Ryan, pastor of the Cathedral. St. Paul, was our retreat master, and conducted the exercises in a manner that found ready response. The great silence around these spacious halls, and the grave looks on school girl faces, proved that the students took the retreat seriously, and were gaining much spiritual profit therefrom. Every problem of girl life, present and to come, was touched upon by Father in a most interesting way. Being Holy Week, the Passion and its application to life was constantly stressed. Confidence in God. in our neighbor, and in ourselves was made significant. The habit of daily prayer, religious reading, frequent communion, and attendance at mass were emphasized as the most potent antidotes against the passions, and sinful habits. Our scholarly retreat master will long be remembered by the girls who made the first retreat at Holy Angels. —Mary Craig. I 2A. 1 19 l