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

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l CUNTENTS College The Golden jubilee F acul ty l deals Senzors Classes Actwztzes Atlzlettcs 'f Annals Qiilff 1 5 s hfwr f Immed1ate1y after the accred1t1ng of the college the number of students 1ncreased so rap1dly that enlarged space became agam a pr1mary need Bmldmg was commenced and m 1928 Tower Hall was com pleted thus doub11ng ava1lable floor space In 1934 congest1on was agam so acute that an extensrve bu1ld1ng program was planned The new structures mcluded a res1dence hall the Chapel of Our Lady Queen of Peace and the College L1brary Rockhurst AUd1tOf1Um and the ClO1SCEfS connectmg the mam bulldlngs and serv1ng as Solana The latest bu1ld1ng opened last semester and unnamed as yet houses the bowhng alleys tearoom and post oflice Surely growth has been rap1d The curr1cula have been enr1ched new curr1cula have been added bu1ld1ngs have mult1pl1ed the number of graduates has 1ncreased year by year These graduates are now employed ID almost every state 1n the Un1on or are marr1ed The Bened1ct1ne S1sters may well look w1th grat1tude and pr1de on the1r splend1d ach1evement ln the cause of h1gher educamon srnce the1r estab11shment 1n Duluth fifty years ago gs V. - puff- .-. : J ' ' slv ' , 1 A X In V .. f J . lf: Z -- T ' , -N :L-If r , fu-Q ' ' .vr - Q , . - YHA ' 'EW W al .H f 3--7 up Q, --Z., ji, , f t' j 5 fi - A rs: .. J L' - ,ff'Lj,7' 1, '- . . . .. I '.'-' lg -Q N211 i':?'?' M . - 3- 2: -553. ' ' H 4 .g3s j . 3. 'ig .F- irr f' , ff Af ' -- F , ., ' '- , 4 1 ' W ll LQ ffl 1 , . , - ' .. . J- F' 1 ,Q gf - . j 5.12323 5 Q . sr' fl 'W T l !Q. 1..i'j l -if 3 ,Z Y .V V V , A g -g,-pu, '14 . gg. K ' , -es, ' ' ' ' - 1 il ' , - ' '. ' ' f- V if p.. er l 1' , 5 'vw W 1 ' f 3 r-fm-Q,,,:, Y, T 1, l sf' -' V' ff ' s ,il L 'f ' - - 'i 1' 'i ,f se- 15 'f' -Ma' T ' ' f o - , .Q ,f if of N A 4 V ,E ll T155-. , V :af I L ' Q T-lg m uid gp . .. , ,H ,, ' Tj: N ,l -,, r - 1 ,- . A ' f N -' ' if A f' v' -2 . s .2', ,rv .' ' ' - ' ' ' , ' I 1 1 ' ,, V. L- ,. A , 41 , - 1 , ,qv . , NW- , , ...L ' - F -1- . ,, ' f - 's '-,'2'?'s-g- 4 .4--f -'rtfvp -. Y - J-s ,. ,Lf ,s -., , i 1-1 'If' .. ' 'TFC wx' 145 -. ,., .- r V-' va ' 7 o , T , . 1 1 , . 1 a a 1 - a - Q 1 , .

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THE NINE IDEALS Six years ago a questionnaire distributed among all the college students sought to determine the nine ideals of conduct most worthy of a St. Scholastican. The student body chose Regard for the Spiritual, Honesty in Word and Act, Courtesy, Friendliness, Love of Scholar' ship, Loyalty, Appreciativeness, Initiative, and Poise as the nine most desirable ideals. In the spring, the Faculty and student body determined by vote which students best illustrated these different ideals. The following pages of THE TOWERS give recognition to the winners and the Faculty and students congratulate the young Women chosen. Mother Agnes said: To be chosen in such a contest and from among so many is an unusual distinction. But everyone who strives for high ideals will, through her striving, obtain permanent benefits. Ideal' ism, like virtue, is its own reward.