Avila University - Anthem Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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College of St. Teresa A liberal arts college authorized to grant the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science. The college is a direct development of the first educational institution in Kansas City opened by Reverend Bernard Donnelly in 1854. It is conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet. 3

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WE ARE ENRICHED MENTALLV A typical library scene any hour of the day and sometimes of the night. Martha Batchel, Madelon Perreault, and Mary Jo McEnany are probably preparing humanities notes. In the quiet of the library we have intimate con- tact with the great minds of the past and through this contact learn to respect and reverence the rich heritage that is ours . . . Between classes a swift visit to the oratory helps us to refresh our spiritual life. It is from the Fount of Wisdom that each CST student draws her inspiration. We are proud to boast that ours is one of the few libraries of the world that has windows opening on the very Tab- ernacle of the Lord. Dorothy Brandt is se en in an act performed by every student many times a day — a short visit to the Oratory. 4