College of St Scholastica - Towers Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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MI The Senior Class wishes to present The 'Tower 1939 as Worthy of th S emselves, their College, and all interested in the Ben d' ' e 1ct1ne training of women. We have had the rare privilege of experiencing Benedictine idealism in action, stress' ing as it does the ideal Woman as a balanced physical, intellectual, and spiritual being. From group living we have realized the essential value of the Ideals of the College: Regard for the Spiritualg Love of Scholarshipg Appreciativenessg Honestyg Loyalty, Courtesy, Friendlinessg Poiseg Initiative. Our new Chapel affords a rich, arf chitecturally line and dignified setting for liturgical Mary K. Ryan, President Evelyn Malley, VicefPresident Katherine Lambert, Secretary Ursula Hunt, Treasurer t .miata worship The ne C . W ollege Library radiates an atmosphere of dignity and repose conducive to the acquisition of kn l ow edge. We are conscious of the fact that we have obtai d ne a fine religious and professional trainin h gg ence, we are strongly hopeful that success will be ours in our future spheres of influence vvheth er this be in a profession or in homemaking. We make bold enough to charge the under' classmen with the duty of availing themselves of the rich privileges that the College of Saint Scholastica can offer to the appreciative student. . .I . ',..--, .f.. .a