Incarnate Word Academy - The Light Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Page 9 text:

OIf'8 lfl!0If' N THIS s1ender volurne we present p1ctor1a11y some representatrve tea tures ot our SGDIOT year at Incarnate Word Academy To the casua1 observer they may be Just another co11ect1on of schoo1g1r1 photographs to Us however they are the st1mu11 of mernorres that b1ess And when rn th future tune our htgh school years 1941 1945 w111 be forever assoclated w1t1t un1versa1 conf11ct and chaotrc confuslon we sha11 1eaf through thrs 11tt1e book and re11ve 1n sp1r1t the days of carefree Joy and serene peace spent ln the protect1ng arrns of Alma Mater Lrke the warm frtendly me1oc11es of ha1t remembered songs o1d scenes and o1d frrends touched by the rnaglc of sweet remembrance w111 come troop1ng back to us Then w111 the years ta11 away and the cherlshed past come back to us agam once more our hearts w111 be young and gay and we 11 be srnglng s1ng1ng M morn s rn rn rms ms of low. so ru r t 1 r to L1 Ctulclhctctd tate wttdtwod ways among th btrds md tg 1 V Y J 111V XJVV 1 vuu c .a gr at mglgc opportumty tt schools dtd not gtv to ttwttr stud nts a good workmq uw wltdg of th usagg of tw phystmt and ch mtcal toras that 5 ch um tmpurtamt part IH Kama d Ltm What Is Education? tm ' ' - ' 2 ' ', , ' ' ' . ' e I V - I I I A 1 A 3 I - I , 1 : ' , 4 Q.. u I J SCR L ' 1 V, O1 th. ata ot vrrmtrts l'rn drtftlwq back yu, . , ct t L , 1 vs, Yot im 1' loft ru. .tll atom, but still VfLI1Vtg r In my bcautttltt FYtt,YTt1Jt'll,9 It 1 Id b' ' c ' ' t of L V K . ' o ' ' ti c ' t 5 C c A ' play tt Q 111 rnodt' llfc r ', ' . N 11 tw

Page 8 text:

-,-- ' 4 Hill' Q ' t X I X r 'ff' . 'YN' 56439 INCARNATE WORD CONVENT f MAIN ENTRANCE HE superior woman is not the one that excels in liter- ature, that shines in the arts, that holds a position in the library, but the one that dittuses light in the home. The great woman who finds a place in the memory of man- kind is the one who calls forth worth and goodness in beings round about her, who is the inspiration ot brave undertakings, who fosters idealism, who sustains the taint- ing arms, who conjures away tears or dries them, who creates high moral tradition, who civilizes society and in creases the sum of happiness in the worldg Who, in a word, dominates, not by force, but by wisdom, by goodness, and by sane vision. Edward Leen, What Is Education?

Page 10 text:

H1 LXLLHLIILY lhL Must llevuelld IU1-IN JUSEPH IJLENNUN 5 I U Irrwnd md Brlneflutur nf Ymuth 1 I I l f' '1 1 1 ' I ' 1 J , , 1 ru 1 , . . . I I J I , 1 I