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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1958 volume:

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R , fir X , w-h , ewqiui Of the 1 . an 6 fe OIC La Gio SL 0, . hcfgp d'lHAz1r Cfjndaw out Viz S of I-JH N71 X , .fa ff' Lf' . f' Xkf ' ffl fe . A: LBJ? fc- 'z 1 3 A7 PTHE LIGFCT Maj, M A ff , ff L: X154 J M54 L U X A-pllgsengf ec eff, The Dance Uf The Hours M Published by the Senior Class of INCARNATIE WORD ACADEMY NORMANDY, MISSGURI VOLU M E Twenty-Six W ,. ,,,1', X 'fb'f'C' ' 3 Hasegawa xi 1 ' ' 'fl .Q OFF TO A GOOD START! Yearbook staff-Margie Schaefer, Class Editor: Noel Hackmann, Assistant Editor: Sabina Mainieri, Edi- tor: Judy Payeur, Business Manager: Jackie Freise, Assistant: Noreen Lane, Assistant Editor: Sharon Strecker, Assistant, make plans for '58 yearbook. 4: SIAHIAIYIHUDCUIQT Elllllll , HAN-DEE EDITOR V Sai '-'Fklwwlf-Il-is ' E A551125 ANNUAL A Y 5' Q n.m.,.. A 1' or-'mmm . 1. A - -- -' W3Hfl4Q'lHiHtlJN1l .... ,H i ' I! 5:7 . mc mn num if... ,.,,,. L fi: :mir W -agua..- afw J W-'Wm wbwmgfa M,,,i,iI,e M., Editor Sabina Mainieri and Business Manager Judy Payeur make sure everything's in order. CONTENTS STAFF PAGES 2 and 3 DEDICATION PAGES 4 and 5 FACULTY PAGE 7 CLASSES PAGE I5 FRESHMEN PAGE I6 SOPHOMORES PAGE 22 JUNIORS PAGE 30 ORGANIZATIONS PAGE 35 SUBJECTS-UTIMELESS TOPICS PAGE 37 ACTIVITIES PAGE 75 SENIORS PAGE 111 MOMENTS THROUGH THE DAY PAGE 146 CONCLUSION PAGE 154 The artists en'o working on The Dance of the Hours Here M ir Mulli in . J y M ' 1 y ga , Julie Bradley, Sharon Strecker and Cfront, centerl Sabina Mainieri show photog- rapher Mike Fletcher that they want action pictures. I 1 X -5 fl , ,I I , ,I ' flf f jjqfl f I 1! fe fx' 1-W 'fa 'rf -,,,.,..-fe fl P75 vfitffb pan Dedica tion WE DEDICATE THIS YEARBOOK TO THE SISTERS OF CHARITY OF THE INCARNATE WORD IN GRATITUDE FOR THE YEARS OF SERVICE IN THE INTERESTS OF YOUTH AT INCARNATE WORD ACADEMY 1932-1933 19511958 A world lost in a realm of time Found a spark of hope sublime. In France in IS66, there occurred The founding of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word. Through the zeal of Bishop Dubuis, the Order had its birth. ln Galveston, Texas it first displayed its worth. From there the Sisters turned their efforts to San Antoneg Through their schools and hospital God became known. St. Louis became in their lives a vital part I And in l932 they there gave lncarnate Word Academy its start. Through the years they portray that symbol of faith and hope and truth Leaving a lasting imprint of God on the heart of youth. Here are the first graduates of Inearnate Word Academy. fleft to rightl Rosemarie Bcffa, Sarah Mogab, Margaret Mary Hanick, Gertrude Ann Killed, Mary Catherine Chamblin, Margaret Alice Jehle, Gertrude McLain, Mary Jane Hanick. N!! Q 1YQ '? K 2 '5:32,,'m like The true teacher must suffer and do. He must break bread to the people: he must go into Gethsemane and toil up the steep of Golgotha .... Some- times I think that to be a woman and to serve and suffer as women do is to be the highest thing. Perhaps that is why I felt it proud and wondrous to be a teacher, for a teacher does that. I gave to the little lad I taught the very flesh and blood and breath that were my lifeg I breathed into him my spirit. Padraic H. Pearse A TAMING 1H HA ULT E Facult Mary Ann Steibel, Ann Stan and Marilyn Teiber find that help from Mother M. Eu- charia, Superior, can be amusing as well as helpful. Yes, we'd love to have an ad for the yearbook, gleefully smile Barbara Hill and Kay Toulster to Mother M. Tarcisia, Provincial Treasurer. 5 90 You can always take your prob- lems to Sister M. Albeus, our Prin- cipal, agrees Jane McDermott, student council president. sl law Facull New Alice Reiter and Pat Maher seem to be enjoying Sister Felician's counsel on what to eat for lunch Latin can be fun when Miss Bar- 9-HIL 'x Sister Damian believes in fast service in the cafeteria bara Doering explains it thor- oughly N -fed? -4 NJ LN.....f Jerry Swarthout and Kathy Murphy take the thermometer and Sister Mary Cyril school nurse, quite seriously! A-C Increase your word power by using the dictionary, says Sister A M. Evangela to Mary Jo Barnstead. wwf- aculz' Father T. F. Copeland, M.S.F., chaplain for the Sisters, is Spiritual Director of the Legion of oo' .,.. ll.. aw nn H 0 :Og .C 5 O 5 1020 :tivo l.l ofa fvgv- . 2:2 0 .S , Mary. .loc -,,Av Seen looking at books in library are Betty Jo Stuecken, Marian Wehmeier, and Sis- ter Cordula. J L Xl! ' I iiriOJ df 7 Showing their artistic designs to Sister Basil are Peggy Tierney and Jo Ann Kemp. Sister Angela Merici always makes the snack bar a cheery place. Mother Mary Gabriel gives advice to freshman, Jackie DuMont in English Class. Sue McNulty, Mary Inchiostro, Jackie Julius and Sister Mary Francis share their lovely talent with all. Us wxfua P I4 I-lg,.I Facull ' Always with a friendly smile is Father John Geog- hegan. our Spiritual Moderator of the Soclality and Senior Counselor. Miss Carol Hannefin makes Health Class interesting. 11 ,Q :I N-:Q 'Fl n flEJE,i0DlC cw I H, 'Ata,.,,.:-2.4257 CF ' In YV' . 6 04..,Zi'E A-I-O ' ' . h 1 1. I V., ' as VU, . avg. .vu DM-. v-ri... Strains of music echo in the ears 21-3 ' , -4--... F . It may look complicated to you, Sharon, says Mrs. Kennclley, Hbut really there's nothing to it. of Sister Jolm Francis and Rita Zorn. Facult Sister Joseph Alphonsus explains some of the finer points in public speaking to Bev Hanebrink, Maureen McCormack, Pat Funke, Beth Gessner, Judy Payeur, Kay Quante. A lesson in General Science to Dorothy Beelman and Judy Schaefers is given by Sister Josephine. Sister Margaret Marie trains future typists of to- D1Ol'I'0VV. AK . 1 i Latin lives again with Sister Pat- rick Joseph. Judy Payeur and Margie Hellebusch help Louis Katherine prepare the table for guests. Sister 4 t. n.4 J Mrs. Rcdden's best friend is her cookbook. Facult Rev. Robert Slattery presides over thc ceremony of the installation of Sodality Officers. Books are your best friends, explains Sister Mary Ste- phen to Betty Woefersberger, Imogene Dwyer, and Georgi- anne Taucher. Nancic Schubert and Diane Schnalzer learn how vital our Democracy is from Sister M. Regina. Coach Alta Royal proudly displays well-earned trophies of varsity teams. Facult E GLEAM5 THE nm UW ErERNf'rY 3' F SKEIN O MC. DVIRCY LYSES 1 5 Above: Mother M, Eucharia, su- perior, Jane McDermott, pres. of student council, Sister Albeus, principal, Mother M. Bermardinus, prov. sup., Mother Peter Nolasco, first principal, Rev. William Mc- Carthy, pioneer friend of IWA Mother Mary Magdalen, Super- visor-General, Mr. Cornelius Weil- baeher of the advisory hoard, and Sister M. Agnesine, first graduat- ing class. Right: At the head table of the Jubilee Banquet are: Mrs. Weilhacher. Mr. Weilbaeher, Mon- signor Frederick Sprenkc, toast- master. Very Rev. Joseph Pelley, M.S.F,, provincial of the Holy Family Fathers, Rev. William Me- Carthy, Very Rev. Joseph Pelley, M.S.F.. superior of Holy Family Seminary. Mrs. Ryan, Mr. Ray Ryan, president of Fathers' Club. Below: Most of the east of the Sil- ver Jubilee Pageant and some members of the facility pause for a pre-show picture. v y,,.,,.-f- ,. . .V 4. rv! 5 fs . ,430- I 2 gf. 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Gb, C 64,651 Zoezge Q Judy Fister, Margaret Esch- bacher, Mary Ann Fienup, Mary Fink, -Sandy Eisenhart, li-. ' Dorothy Funk, Sharon Gib- C? bons, Jean Gerardot, Mary Jean Gert G n. AP fd 5- X . 5 MZ ' C: -19 F852 Xqygg-. X I-if Xi S is , 0-E Q30 449 - . V ff! We it Q? , 'Q Z f Q 1' oan Schwartzgudy Schafers, Di ane Schnalzer, Margaret Scanlon Nancie Schubert, Sharon Scott, Rose Marie Schenk, Jo Ann Sima nella, Ann Stabile, Velja Souders. ' ' - , .Vt, ff ww R .. L 6- 5 ,ff 1:1 GQ c : : G J jzedfff ew , in Helen Perdue, Sherry Rogers, Jackie Resa, Chris Polack, Carole Riggin, Mary Sadowski, Paula Picco, QM Donna Sauerwein, Jackie Roby, Mary Pfister. x My ? ll I. il 'N Q1 Q U f z! 5,1 :H 5 'Ll I 1-., 13,2 2:5 ,lg f 'if .r:. 1 , nga SQQQ 4, 90? lg op A7 2? XQXC- x -go A J! 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Peggy Simpson, Ellie McKenzie, Mary Loc Zych. Marilyn Monahan. Laurie Renncr. 1 ' . . . ' lf-E-S ' , .fy - 'Q ,xo fr ' sw r xl- . -br! , rx x K. ., Q iw, Clockwisc: Janice I-Iimmelbcrg. Dorthy Huclsman. Joanne Hoyer, Marilyn Janning, Barbara Hum- mol. MN' n AM K 'Msn r fi Q --1.-. r k ' - - to gcc- ASQ lvl '- g,5y2Q'mlx Q wigs f . .. y X M .. . L L 15 ylemogeneswf xeqzerfmgaxrbaxziazi i X Q X of X' X N fm N wr P SS-Q Q M l A + Y er.y yeyyye yeee . , fy P . . . f L. . . W J 1n1ayy.D.wyer. .yoo 4 y -if I .5 . Q 1 ' ' K A K . .LLL ' K 3 K . ff' .kkh mtv '- .-.x , . Q il M X sexes K y X. if. sw K 1,1 - ki e W, t 1 - t - y . , f tyt. 5 31' t r ' JKA t o , . . . in . y e.y. f , . y W A ff: . - . -1... . -kkr .V . .. - +j., Q93-iff w . .. . i . .-1 5 9? 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N SEQ 5-3 in swemj fe, - x lg xi LLAL if X x N X in T 4 I , It T f ' rf, e s I A I.. to R.: Mary Jo Quinn, Mary Weick, Tony Vitale, Rosemary Holba, Marene Thiemet, Mary Ann Sheri- dan, Judy Mike, Mary Alice Hepburn. WEN Q' u, N- . - h k . Flaker, Pat Fitzgerald, Sandra George, Juliet Gab- M y , 5, , ,f K Z ' 7' . , WM R. 4, rw as 3 M 2 1161 L. to R.: Mary Ann Miele, Irene Schumacher, Pat O'Keefe, Donna Mitul- ski, Karen Hayman, Sharcin O'Brien, Jo Ann Murry, Kathy Shelvy, Cathy Roe. ' if T, -9 Qg. M , E - 12 a 45 L 7 17 1001113 I4 u.t1lU73'2' QQWQSN' 37 3 3 Q ef. . sf gp Back Row, L. to R.: Mary Ellen Wehlage, Georgie Taucher, Sharon Layton, Virginia Skit Langhorst. Front Row: Peggy Wahby, Mary 1 Ann Stahl, Mary Lee Tenge, Carol Mayo. ff 'X Q. MF 2 2 K 4.1. . W E gel Q25 A ..k- - - .,, v. ,. A X K K ri- in-1 fx r S I X , 1 J. ,t R x L. to R.: LucyXKienstra,A Sandra Gregory Delores Gessner, Barbara Wieck, Joyce Windmoeller, Judy Schmitt, Mary Ann Kuehl, Anna Marie Morrorielieiikathy -Herzog. , 25 X X oyll e a. 'l' af l L. to R., Back Row: Henrietta Chesnek, Cathy Costello, Pat Connelly, Rita Carroll, Maureen Cleary. From Row: Earlene Chott, Jean Connelly, Maryj Beth Collier. ,X rw 'x Q ,.- 2 N. N , MW ' +-eff ' xl as Q Sim? MY s 3 if. - , w ' N5 L b s N l . i S i - X - 3 . X gi K S. I 1 cr' X 5' s . s 5' 5 f S NJ ...E 5 . . rj 'SS .. f x . 4, . S ' 2 ,u.AJ' L. to R.: Diane McCue, Jean Gerlach, Betty 5 Woefersberger, Charlene Rowinski, Jeanne Mollering, Mary Poe, Margot Mellies. we .rfvk x 2 M M Il ., 0 L. to R.: Jo Ann Pohlmann, 'i I Betty Stocke, Sharon Rein- ' smidt, Sandra Louis, Pat ' I Steinhauer, Sandy Vogt. ' Q l O . U ' 4 s . Q . u f r ,Q ,U Q. 3, - . Wax' A 1 , , L. to R.: Carolyn Delhougne, Sandy Deeg, Carol Doerr, Rosalie DiNoto, Marilyn Del- hougne, Jeanette Dashley, Priscilla Dinofl I M Mary Alice Dailey. N 1 J, I I F ff . 2 ' Q Q l , ' 1 I N I 8 X 'Mn - A 5 Q , Q . . Q K ,I Jr- -.M Q n f' 1 Q I IX J 11 s 0 3, A..- 4 rs no 1 f f V AR 1- f s ' f ,V ' - ,ffl f, 3 t ,M . 5,1 -,, 'v1, X , , -wg. ar mg, 1 abqfht g, 45,98 ,6utS J! gl . ' , 4 se A by V ,, 'Vg gk.-fi' . Q N Y ' I L. to R., Back Row: Mary Francis Whitelawy Florence- 0'Brien, Mary Lou Spica, Clare I-Iertfilder, Pat Knittel. a- Front Row: Vivian Krehg, . Jean Hahn, Marilyil Schroer. U K L Www.. E, ' , aL, to R., Back Row: Nelda Schumacher, Liz Gesch, Suzanne Narkieweicz, JoAnn Maruska, Karen Lesmick. Front Rowzh Sandy Porzel, n L Marg Rau, Leslie Smith. h fy , . . . N' X, I L,to R.: Sharon 0'Nei11, 'Carol Ann Piel, De- anna Miller, Barbara Maher, Pat Holbold, , Donna Zimmerman, JudyeSullivan, Jeri Uhl. sa -L, Il 1 W L 'i7., 1 7'jW , N f K. -'S+ , .w Aw fi H 35, 'ff' ? may ' - els ' F1 . , va, EQ 'if .y J if K ff s wx 9 1 1 A ' x sf W ,S fly, X +0 as c S Q . 'O 0 , Q, J 1 '6 J-P J' X I -WCG S . I .- 'nj .ggi '52 Clockwise: Carol Parr, Carol Para- dowski, Jane Orscheln, Carol Ann Peters, Rosalie Polizzi, Eileen O'- Keefe, Joy Repetto, Julie Percy, Mary Ann Proost, Phyllis Pretti. ,elkiiil A if W' Tl Q. T10 Tic, 30 . ,,e,e p elie.eiiei,e eele, 1 g. eeie F 5. if -1. S rg, 1 if reef Junior Class Officers, L. to R.: Jeanette McCann, treasurer, Kay Coughlin, secretary, Margie Schmidt, president, Bridget Lawler, vice-president. CJQN-lr Se The pro ol 'J W as Q 6 f N X , I Q N4 L1 4 G 9' wk CSX ni Civ' .f , I g-ff, -I va, Q Y' . 7 xJ 'X E f 7 f LQ dx J K- ly D L. to R.: Beverly Kemp, Barbara Knapp, Gretchen Koob, Barbara Koening, Stephanie Kreis, Florence Kunkel, Tessie Kienstra, Joyce Kampman, Marilyn LaRussa'. fix f f 4-J it , li,-ns. L. to R.: Kathy Gallagher, Judy Gelmi, Mary Ann Fallert, Jean Grade, Janet, Elias, Joan Gerwitz, Alice Foy, Carol Frillman, Judy Kilt oowe ideal ' 1 0 x 5 ilk Lai ff G1-gene, Nancy were Jusf 0. O KOO- Yv . if , 0 , - if - '2 I ll 5 -K Q--X -,.D my XJ CX, I X 5 i 9 W IA Y if 3 x. if ' W, . f X . Q X X All XNXX f X. -R' fx, 'x l 74 Q I 4 - , J 5 I v f f try! .1 X Back Row L. to R. Linda Brown, Jo Ann Bommarito, Judy Brehens, Pat Behlman. Front Row: Barbara Ablen, Carol Ballman, Mary Ann Blumentritt, Gwen Boyd, Jo Ann Becker. Seated in Front: Zona Bove. ll 1080! 6 Ya I M ff 'XX Q! A I - K 4 '- .4 C M xn Janet Clark. Mary Pat Cummiskey, Mary Lee Clooney, Joyce Duepncr, Carol Dwyer, Carol Caraffa, Jua- nita Dohm, Sue Burgess, Barbara Burns, Judy Costello. A O 51 ...L QR- g U Q X4 tim mx Patricia Lussce, Jane McGrail, Beverly McDowell, Carol Longo, Sylvia Marchlewski, Mary Martin, Judy Malpocker, Pat Maher, Doris Masek, Sharon Leahy. Mary Ellen O'Brien, Kathleen Murphy, Kathleen Naughton, Mary Mulligan, Janice Mueller, Janet Mueller, Mary Lee Morton, Patricia Mollering, Ann Miller, Carol Meyer. vhggt' own QV XX Qa5S'lh8 Day 0 x QQ! Q16 U Sway Riegel, Judy Silliman, Catherine Spalding, Barbara Sansone, Jenny Roe, Virginia Soisson, Mary Ann Rouse, Rosalyn Spinaio, Ann Stann. Xfff Rell 1 3 4 gf gj XX Cu KJ K xlib Tl C, I A be' M f'h 'K 0 5 .s . Q-J' AZ. IK f 2' T lift X 'NJN ---Q...-J Us 1+ 2 l 1 H A-,S it 000 0 X A W1 N V 'I , W F I g X X .ff l' B 'Isa -A ! . f 0 1 I 1 U I c9Q 3 ' 4 e 3 W aS 50 M CIC6 Kay Westerheide, Gloria Zoll, Sharon Wendeln, De- A anna Wieck, Peggy Walsh, Diane Wahl, Gwen Way- QQ man. Q1 6 g 7 Q .--fl J X Sitting on Back of Car: Kay Trcbilcock, Marilyn Teiber, Mary Ann Urban, Mary Steibel. Back Seat: Pat Waldorf, Barbara Uclk, Kathy Stover. Front Seat: Kay Toulstcr. Jerry Swarthout, Karen Steinlage. O Mary Lou Harding, Janet Hearst, Carolyn Hoff, X1 Carolyn Hahn, Mary Hammersmeier, Joan Hoffman, ,Y Barbara Hill, Barbara Heckel, Judy Hussey, Kathy 7 Hines. 0 9 cf Q1 A 7 or dl 0 awry 2, U' 4975 v t9 Cf! '62 A K9 .J The Junior Class The junior class has worked wonders with the aid of its officers: Margie Schmidt-President, Bridget Lawler-Vice-President, Kay Coughlin-Secretary, Jeanette McCanng and its monitor, Sister Josephine, in promoting a unity and friendship among its classmates and that of the rest of the student body. They worked hand in hand to start off the year with a big bang in planning the Junior Silver Tea, which was held at Eileen O'Keeffe's home on October 20. The tea was a huge suc- cess as the girls showed off their pretty sheaths and full dresses to one another, as everyone crowded into the house to get refreshments. As soon as the tea was con- cluded, the juniors began planning the Junior-Senior Prom which was held at Mercy on January 24. Everyone's dream was fulfilled as they danced to the beautiful music which all came to an end too quickly. Another unforgettable event was the Father- Daughter Banquet, to which we were escorted by such handsome dates as our own fathers. Then came the Junior-Senior Banquet, bidding a final farewell to the marve- lous seniors in whose footsteps we will tread. It was a wonderful occasion at which we had a super-special time. And let us not forget Field Day when we ate, drank, and laughed to our heart's content. This year has been one of unforgettable experi- ences full of the pleasant memories of years to come. -mn- . we 3' 5, Teamwork is the key word in the operation of the Student Council. Teamwork is the ke word in the Student Council Officers operation of the tudent Council Student Council, L. to R., Sitting: Sandy Feld, Mary Ann Lyles, Liz Denning, Mary Jo 0'Keefe, Marilyn Scheer, Mary Kay McKenzie, Dot Ettling, Maurcen McCormack, Sue McNulty, Dee Dee Martin, Bridget Lawler, Sabina Mainieri, Kay Toulster, Kay Westerheide, Kathy Hines, Mary Hummel. Standing: Kay Coughlin, Pat Glynn, Ellie McKenzie, Betty Scheppers, Carol Ballman, Do Do Bauer, Pat Liese, Mary Pat Boedeker, Pat McDowell. Ka y Westerheide, Vice-President, Jane McDermott, Presidentg Mary Hummel, Secretary, Kathy Hines, Treasurer. Jane McDermott Student Council President e At the Legion of Mary Meeting, members of Our Lady of Light Prae- sidium recite the Little Office. Top: Betty Gerringer, Sister Patrick Joseph, Mary Jane Krekeler Carol Ballman, Georgene Riegel, Carol Becherer, Mary Jo Barnstead Beverly Kemp. Bottom, l. to r.: Carol Beeherer, Mary Jo Barnstead Beverly Kemp, Noel Haekmann, Father Copeland, Nancy Norman Mary Martin, Betty Gerringer, Mary Jane Krekeler, Sister Patrick Joseph, Carol Ballman, Georgene Riegel. Father Thomas Copeland, M. S. F., Spiritual Director listens to re ports of activities of Legionaries. VF' ., I X so ' cz ' 45 uv- Fi is 'ifvffixfl J fe' '55 The Sodulity members attend Mass in the Convent Chapel on the first Tuesday of each month. fig Qs 19 rf Gs 65 an FA G fit' Q-P? Sodallty spreads love of Our Lady. Dee Dee Martin, Prefect, and Pat Funke, secretary, iaboveh fix the October Rosary Crusade Board, and Ellecn O - Keeffe and Jane McGrail check the Soda- lity pamphlet rack. MM '1 'L-wx .A...,,,X i Music is the universal language of mankind. Q -Longfellow ln Jo's Car, tanding: Jo Ann Morton. Back Seat: Alice Foy, M ry Ann Urban. Front Seat: Jo Viviano. Standing: Kithy Murphy, Kathy Gallagher, Kay l l Westerhcide. i i I l 4 I i 1 r i i I .A if In Karen's Car. Getting in Mary Kay McKenzie. Front Seat: Phyllis Pretti, 'Karen Steinlagc. Back Seat: Linda Nash, Carolyn uHoff. Stand- ing: Margie'Schmidt. 4.4, Jo Viviano's Car-Karen Stein- lage's car transported these Marian Choristers to St. Vin- cent's Hospital Where they presented a Christmas Song Program. Q The Glee Club officers, Doris lMasek, Treasurer, Mary Kay McKenzie, President, .Lackie Freise, Sec- retary discuss new songs for this years repertoire. n Marlhn Chodsters Light Staff lPaperl Standing, L. to R.: Maureen Cleary, Kay Toulster, Pat Waldorf, Mary Jo Barnstead, Kay Quantc, Mary Kay McKenzie, Mary Ann Clavin, Mary Pat Begley, Jackie Freise, Barbara Burns, Noel Hackmann, Pat Steinhauer, Judy Payeur, Barbara Howe, Florence Buescher, Stephanie Kreis, Kathy Murphy. Sitting: Mimi Cantwell, Rita Carroll, Jcan Connelly, Jackie Julius, Marilyn, Monahan, Marilyn Scheer, Mary Jane Baker, Mary Ann Miele, Jane Ahearn, Cecilia Eder, Mary Lee Tenge, Sabina Mainieri, Marilyn Teiber, Carol Ann Peters, Mary Ann Urban, Bridget Lawler, Alice Foy, Judy Gelmi. Junior Writing Group Avon Club, L. to R., Sitting: Mary Ann Blumentritt, Mary Ann Rouse, Barbara Hill, Carol Ann Peters, Julie Percy., Mari- lyn La Russa, Barbara Kocning, Kay Naughton, Sylvia Marchlewski, Mary Ann Urban, Barbara Burns, Judy Gelmi, Judy Reigel, Pat Waldorf, Kay Toulster, Joan Gerwitz, Carolyn Hahn. Standing: Alice Foy, Pat Mollering, Kathy Murphy, Stephanie Kreis. Senior Writing Group Canterbury Club, L. to R.: Sabina Mainieri, Dee Dee Martin, Sue McNulty, Mary Lou Reames, Marilyn Scheer, Jeanne Doerr, Dot Ettling, Jackie Freise, Jo Ann Bueltermann, Maureen McCormack, Pat Funke, Mary Ann Clavin. Youn Writers C ub The Young Writers Club, under the direction of Sister Evangela, has three sections - the Canterbury Group for seniors, Avon Group for juniors and the Avila Group for freshmen and sophomores. Whal we did - Visited the Gallery of Living Authors . . . corresponded with famous authors like Covelle New- combe and Janette Sebring Lowrey to see and under- stand how these well-known writers have gone about writing their books and what seems to be their secret of success . . . participated in the Fathers' Club Creative Writing Contest . . . contributed to writing contests: The Atlantic' Monthly, Cavcilvacle, National High School Anthology of Poelry, National High School Anthology of Essays, Sevwircen, Extension and Today. From the ranging moon 1 write on these spindrift pages. -Dylan Thomas 0 C 'l'h 1.11411 Stall! c Avon Writing Club S3 75 IUILIULIIX x. fN QR zWWfIz,,. 7 The officers of the Dramatic Club are: President Maureen McCormack, Vice- Prcsidcnt Sue Littlefield, Secretary Sha- ron Lcahy, Treasurer Jerry Swarthoutg their moderator is Sister Joseph Al- phonsus. This year the Dramatics Club participated in the school pageant cele- brating thc silver anniversary of the Academy. Members: Barbara Burns, Jo Ann Kemp, Sabina Mainieri, took part in the local play festival at Xavier High School, WHEN THE WHIRLWIND BLOWS, a one act play. Give beauty back to God, Beauty's Giver, is the motto of the Dramatics Club. Sophomore Drarmatic Group Freshman Dramatic Group 45 5- AY? Xx 4' 'Q Digs -nf I 'W' k 1 Fa thers' Club tackles a problem with Qu MSv,.- the prmcxpal v C Above- Civics Club members show Holloween favors made for the Jun- ior Red Cross. Right: Sue Gueck, Tina Tucker, Sue Walbart, Sharon Gibbons, Joyce Talbot, admire the Christmas stockings the club helped fill for the Red Cross. Below- Sister Regina, Moderator, and her co- workers arc pleased with their array of Christ- mas boxes filled for children overseas. Q. lg ts'-:S GROWING lgv ma-rieskzr kn-I'-1-217' ,xx X Q we f . t X335 Honor Society members and Mrs. Kennelley- . L. to R. Noreen Lame, Carol Stein, Ehzyabeth Denning, Dee Dee Martin, Mrs. Kennelley, Dot Etthng, Mafy Kay MC' -Kenzie, Sabina Mainieri. 'twin M 'X K rr .cf K QM' Youth, Incorporated officers plan club activities. Youth Incorporated Officers. L. to R. Carol Wehr- President Judy Greene-Representative Sandy Deeg-Representative The uim of the Youth Incorporated is to promote modesty in dress. literature und entertainment. It is under the capable leadership ol' its moderator, Sister Louis Katherine. The officers. Curl Wehr. Sandy Deeg. Mrs. liennelley and the members of the Honor Society p1'0D21l'C fm' the Coming yea1r's activities. und Ylyztrym Beth Fink. SllCl'CCirHC2ll'I Academy four times at yC2ll'. 1 ', attend Diocesan Meetings ut , t ' t xx To H . t X ff Ti r , Q :J tk I N xy L :ax X 2 x X1 R xy :K , I X., ' Xxx , ' .3 XX rv ,Z Q A Q , XJ ' ir RN Qt! A gc NN XIX, HR , ' 'Q W . -5 X .M ' t sf , . xyxz ,X . X . Lx X , , . , X 5. F yr sa NN if ts? iw J QI Ns yy I 'O ij mf? t' ij. MN Xi X xii X ' aww? Yi. if R Xxixi 1 X27 trrt iii ' 'n,r,,,.. ,'wwd,,,,. K at vw L I L.: , U N wa 0 54 fx, x .- . - - N , ' f, Lzbrar 'llic :tim ul' tlic l.ilwi'ury Guild is: to stimulutc und promote Urcut intcrcst among students in tlic usc ul' books und lilwixiry sci'- vicc: to Iiclp niukc our lilnrziry scrvicc more cl'l'cctix'c by ussist- ing tlic Iilwruriun in lilviuiry uctivi- cs to fustci' und pI'0l1l0IC good icuding in thc school, in thc lioinc. und in thc coininunityg :ind to consider lilwimiziiisliip us at cu- icci' in lilo. vl ff' .0 tr Q ,,6, -x can fig E UUICKI-y i? rury Club officcrs using tht- card cutulug. They arc, Hairy Ann Rouse, Gcorgiic 'I'ui1cIic1'. Bl1l'lJ2l1'li Ilill and Put O'KCOf0. Sistvt' Mary Stcplicn is inuclvrzitoi' of thc' Club, Ph u 1 . i - - E 5015! Chums forever! Are Kathy Stover and Miss Ann Atomy, the new manikin in the Science Department. ,rw 'Ei ff' - N! Liz Denning inspects mor atoms. L. to R. 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U, , , Aff 1- ny ,Vs :fr 'U wwf! .Af A,,v .f vm ' ,fu-v ,rv , nf ., W,,.. MJ' f ...fv i fff: M , . IQ- Ml' 'T 'ic-w 1' 1 wp IX VA 4 if 'Wu X Q . ia X do fb.. l 'Q flmii' , M of ' my i five X x35 '46 N The Latin Club gives the pupil a friendly interest in the classics in general so that she will be eager to go on with them in college, and will look upon them with respect and admiration in her future life. Maureen Cleary, Irene Schumacher, and Pat McDonnell admire the trophy they won in the Nationwide Latin Examinations. 1 sf' ff' Q il i S. l'he Art Club under the direction ot' Sister Mary Basil has as its ainisn to see and enjoy 9197. f Q C2 lJ0lllllX und to help others see und enjoy it I 335 vi-.vi JE Art C lub O'm'C6I'S Front: Jeanne Doerr, Vice-president. Back: Sharon Streckcr, T1'CZiSlll'CI'Q Peggy Tierney, Presidcntg Carol Parr, Secretary, Standing: Dee Dec Martin, Reporter. ft? The Marian Choristers The Glee Club is more popularly known as the Marian Choristers. Members of the first sopranos are: Nancy Fix, Pat Steinhauer, Mary Lee Morton, Beverly Kemp, Sue McNulty, Mary Inchiostro, Joyce Windmoeller, Jo Ann Kemp, Jane McGrail, Joan Gerwitz, Kathy Lyles, Kay Naughton, Laurie Renner, Judy Gelmi, Mary Ann Blumentritt and Penny Neu- mann. Second sopranos are: Karen Povich, Sandy Vogt, Phyllis Vollmer, Jackie Freise, Jackie Shileds, Jane Orscheln, Doris Masek, Carol Doerr, Carol Caraffa, Carol Meyer, Judy Mal- pocker, Karen Merritt, Judy Riegel, Karen Steinlage and Jo Ann Murray. Altos are: Carolyn Hoff, Margie Schmidt, Barbara Allhoff, Jo Ann Morton, Kay Westerheide, Mary Kay McKenzie, Pat O'Keefe, Linda Nash, Mary Ann Urban, Kathy Gallagher, Phyllis Pretti, Kathy Murphy, Barbara Vogel and Alice Foy. Among the many activities in which the Marian Choristers participated are: caroling at Christmas in hospitals and for the Christmas Carol Association, singing the High Mass for the Silver Anniversary of the academy, taking part in the Fontbonne Music Festival, presenting a Spring Concert, singing for the Gradua- tion Mass. Moderator of the Club is Sister Mary Francis. V The Alumnae Big Events - The Alumnae-Varsity volleyball game with the score, Alumnae 22, Varsity 20 .... October 30, dinner at Heidelberg Inn at which the officers were installed as follows: Peggy Hussy Key, Class of ,53-president, Eileen Donelan, Class of ,55fvice-president, Josephine Campione, Class of '56-treasurer .... The Silver Anniversary Dance for members and the Senior Class on November 22 at the Starlight Roof of the Chase Hotel .... The Christmas Party on Sunday after- noon, December 15 for Alumnae and families .... The Alumnae-Varsity basket- ball game. Sister Mary Josephine is moderator. Civics Club The Officers of the Civics Club are: Section I- Pat McDowell-president, Karen Povich- secretary, Kathy Walsh-treasurer: Section II- Paula Picco-president, Jeannette Trampe- secretary, Section III- Sharon Gibbon-president, Sue Gueck-secretary, Lynne Johnson- treasurerp Section IV- Mary A. Weber-president, Vicki McCormack-secretary: Club moderator is Sister M. Regina. Rs' Y-. Q x .Q ,f X K I . I X M-f L 3 4, X 'ix 1 . , I J, 2 'ik . .. F. Q' . is B 2 Sis K U 4. is-fi A -A f X .1 K - 4 S, 5353 wx, sf lf xy ., . . .A ' . Qkx -, , Q . Q X Q5 wxfs. A 1 Y' EX -S . X - lk , .. - . fiv- Q Q img x .s s 'J'1'F' al -Q , rx AQSSS1 A 'N 5 ' 5- fi gp P s fx ,UN Xi ig. - , X if: Xu' I fm-wav. qeuxelrl--Xp N .YY A 1 xv-fsqw? - x 3 x eff al ' Caution is the keyword of these three Chemis- try students Kathy Murphy, Mary Ann Blumen- tritt, Judy Gelmi and their teacher, Mrs. James Kennelley. What are the years of time? A little space of clay, and then the night. W M. E. Blake Science C ass ill VL ,. . lr wb gl' ' an ! V, WU i s V 1 fx 1 . f M I Qu J X l ,K 'E 1 .U X, Ll N gif g. env , I i fl, W jx f CV 'JJ' J n .J t v ix ,l. f it Lilo ZH ll VJ' 5 .N gk.: i it A fx W 'lex U l 5. sg S .K of X KW X x, X X-. Biology students tclockwisel .lo Ann Morton Linda Nash, Julie Bradley. and Jo Ann Wein gart examine the movable parts of their new found friend, Miss Ann Atomyfl The Science Club members know that time is the Chrysalis of eternity . Mary Ellen Clarken and Ann Amantea find that Mathematics can be solved with visual aids. Iidxvurcl Arlington Robi'nson's Ann 51.1.1 Inu la Joy Rmpctto, an Amu iczm Litc1'z1tu1'c student. as sho pm'- trays Stophcn Bcnct's, A P0l'1l'2li1 of ll Southern Lady. q Rutlcclgc- is impursonatod by Julio V Pc-1'cy. ' ' ' flmefiran and English .Literature ,, , I , 59' art. .lo Am l n-glisli class. QKNYS 5 -rigor: - What a thrill to record your voice!l' discovers Judy Malpocker. Xl zry lmu llezniiius, .lo Ann Wein- 1 Durnil, and Carol in enjoy 11-:uliiig magazines fr-,ill 1 5 in si 5, X Q, ...X W' 5, Alice Foy, as Edgar Allen Poe, doesn't seem per turbed by the HRaven', quothing Nevermore. 2 3 5 5 x .4 k-Ne ff. W 5' , iffy 'XJ ' ' X I X 'Q Q 2 N ,ff If .. ff- gi Q U rf '.uw-as 3 he , sw? rw W s 'N I I i Ima -4' -1-nl' - 5 -i -.f J . 3 y Have you nearu: H., l-Ii-fi and records too! U... - ,, -,vial t e pg Lk Music ...sv 1 3,311 - fx Q15 s M J. ' i Sister John Francis, Jackie Du- Mont, Margaret Scanlon, Pat Stein- lage and Carol Collier pick out re- cordings for Music Appreciation Class. ' I J J it was '- Warming up for voice class with Sister Mary Francis are, Joyce Windmoeller, Karen. Merritt, Jo Arm Murray, Jackie Julius, Jane Mc- J Grail and Karen Steinlage. 1 Mexican native costumes brighten up even a bulletin board. Nancy Brunnert Wmihwg. Carole Bradley Judy Fister The Spanish Class honors Our Lady of Guadalupe as Empress of the Americas. Jerri Uhl and Donna Zimmerman admire the pictures of the Shrine of the Virginnof Guadalupe. Q' ' ' i . s PAPER-BACKS ARE THE GREATEST! Kneeling: Kathy Shelvy and Leslie Smith. Standing: Karen Hayman and Carol Mayo. Civics class prepares better citizens Speaking: Peggy Hines, Back Row: Kathi Kreikemeier, Mary Ellen Nugent, Kathy Kelley, Maryalice Kelly, Sister Mary Regina, Sharon Van Voorn, Sharon Thompson, Sue Bewig, Joan Obst. Front Row: Mary lekenroth, Sandy Eiscnhart, The' rosa Steinigger, .Jeannette Trampe, Carole Riggin, Dorothy Funk, Ann Stablle. E, at. it I know the answer. American ffstory A book in the hand is worth two on the shelf, especially when there is a choice selection. NIUIMYR n' MDI? 1. f nfl mmm if la Ilomc lic. sturlvni Mary Ami Claivin pmucll film- s.,, ,M A f .rg-x x- - v K so 5.354 Lffirf- :dj 75- A - s, 0??1?'4'3 .v-iliefflrs -.M f 4 ref ,ffy 0311 :L 3: is Q 3-rc 1 5,172 X, ,gifs ,sm Las.: Ns ,xi ,-x . f,f:pfffff'fys 'gy fig' X' f 'L XTR r fGlQi?,Q,jQf4j,j,fg5ff?f - mv- 2 1 gifts Uiifffmff g,.,.,,,f, .,.,,.1,Q X , 1 'g 1s:-I - 'ff t , . rl E.:j,.gixaivi:-gltzwjb :INV A 'fy,,m,3,Vvi?LXs r ,sysssw':.1i41-- ' ., f1,:f:H.,, ' y miwwi .i y 'ff,v4,,,A, Mx:-:1:'f' . . , V b,,-1-5 xg. ,gf ff ,',, V. ,- ' 6.43 ff 4. if '52 4ff2,:i:j3.,:'?1f,f,,Zi,Diff 1 A W Q QE QE G' 9953 W A flu 'Y 'Ilrf'Aivi fs ss sf: :aa'5:1'l'Qf if va. , 1' ss ss 3.5: 3-3 -2 32 fm 44,372 0:2 . C -T513 -75 is Z' ddr 041 K-is -be NEWS'-'2 :'12E?6 ?4 W axe f-.X X.. yd 3 ,I x X- :ins f . .N x' on 1' pk I s ix Q5 :T :E X rf'-Cr 3:3 :Q Z! Let's finish up, say Mary Ann Clavin, Jo Ann Buelterman, Katherine Quante, Judy Carron. Dolores Bright. y displays hui' talent with Beth Gessner, Margie Hellebusch, Judy Carron, Carol Ryan, Dolores Bright are such a busy group. Watch those scams, Jacob. 3 4 ., V1 A Q-rf.: in X Home Economics Cjass 5 cs Q Sr X ,R x LN i 64 csv busy hcuvcrs il1'0 Roman Jo Fults, Peggy llcrnvy. .lo Ann Kc-mp. uncl .lc-zmnc Docrr. Making ll moss but having fun arc Pat and IIums dugg 9 ,451 ,-.. . UN See Sister, they came out good, say Mary Ilummcl and Pat Uhl. 1 G L X 5 X Careful now: Don't smear that paint! say Sabina Mainieri, Sandy Vogt, Mary Ann Miele, ancl'Sandy Louis. K Make- believe stain glass windows tell the Christmas Story. by Mary Kay McKenzie Judy Hillebrand Sue McNulty Jeanne Doerr EXT I 1 Sharon Reinschmidt Q 7 Y Carol Stein I' Sharon 0'Brien Sabina Mainieri Sandy Vogt A lot of hard work before . But my: Those results! 1 Ar' 1 ,5.,.f i',f t Standing: Roma Fults, Judy Hille- i brand. Sitting: Pat Grote, Art Class S . FW j- Q, . i 3 l xnxx---x .,..,' M 1:5552-,1 fy kiln g X .11 X X . xl X X fav' jaw? ' Experience with thc telephone will help in the business world . , A -Us K These girls have learned many arts in General Home Ee Class. Alert frosh find Religion absorbing. Here Pat Knittel, Gcorgianne Mori arty and Karen Bour find the Bible and Vocational Book display in triguing. ,v ' Getting involved in study. Jean Hoyer and Phyllis Vollmer browse Through The library , 14 Vw f 1 E - ,fam X V ,law fig s mmf. V: 5535- S Sli f , , ws. ,V o ..t. ,,,.. Q lil is vswmsm tri . A . icon FAuR T Q-LT' fini. - X. '1 f 'f W .. Q- k' A .Ax-- M- ZLL mmm ION 'HK If - I mrs gb nn. s HIVHZE .Q- susorl i fin GXPLORG -MXL ...-Aga, A i t .Q 'lil OOKS ,,-4-- ' Nothing like first hand book reviews! Top, from left to right: Pat Knittel, Alice Foy, Georgi- annc Taucher, Pat O'Kecfc, Judy Schmidt, Jo Ann Maru- ska, Kathy Roe, Mary Ann Rouse tkneclingb. uf' gn' St Bottom, from left to right: Joyce Windmoeller, Put Stein- haucr, Jeri Uhl, Charlene Rowinski, Genie Ricgcl, Mary Ann Sheridan. L! My. that was enli-'htenin ' 1. Back To chool Mght Was A Big Success 1 v i A f i , Gym class is mighty different these days, Back to School Night, held on October 22, was sponsored by the Fathers Club. The parents followed their daughters' schedules and re- lived their classroom days. 77 qt 'X vlf Where do we go from hole ,1 4 ir 'Y' 4 The angelic mood which prevailed in 304 won third place for the Juniors. Stained Glass Windows and Ye Old Gift Shoppe pro- vided a setting which merited Frosh Room 4 fourth place. Christmas Around the World was the theme car- ried out in Sophomore I homeroom. The angels and shepherds give glory to the Babe on that first Christmas night in the Sophomore home- room 8. -.4 55 in l J. ufpkf . I-we 1711 -2? 3 L. E' 49 ,rj. M .L R .Q iliff-3 , -X is-U -3 N K is ' fi E Vw l C :NM Y . ,rw T iiggisf. 'Q Jtanttte Tiampe and Carolyn Theo bold prepare for the King's coming. V1 gr Donna Zimmerman, Betty Sehep- pers and Kathy Roe proudly exhibit the first prize their homeroom won in the Room Beautiful for Christ- mas Contest , which was sponsored by the Art Club. In this freshmen homeroom the shepherds come from near and the Magi from far to pay homage to the New-Born King. f Marilyn Monahan, Mary Ann Clavin, and Bar- bara Burns are the main characters in the skit held during National Newspaper Week. The main Light Staff is composed of tclockwisei Kay Quante, Circulation Man- agerg Mary Ann Urban, Editorial Assist- antg Marilyn Scheer, Editorg Bridget Lawler, Business Manager, Alice Foy, Editorial Assistantg Carol Ann Peters, Assistant Editor. EQ., ggi--v . H' NE 'J' Yi' 2? xp Nbubnn i that E . ws tt t atlt. l 79Sz. Mr. John Hellman of the Sf. Louis Review smiles Commendation as he criti- cizes the school paper, while Alice Foy, Marilyn Scheer, Sister Evangcla, Mary Ann Urban, and Carol Ann Peters look on. 1: ff, 'Q 'f 4,9 X 1 Ji XM Well, did you all have fun at the Junior Silver Tea?' asks M rs . O'Keeffe, Eileen OlKeeffe, Margie Schmidt, Bridget Lawler, Kay Coughlin, Jeanette I I -egg ,ff A N Boy! This sure tastes good, remark Kay Coughlm, Lfgyflfzayx A. Margie Schmidt, Bridget Lawler. Mary Martin, Bev- fy H erly Kemp, Jczincttc McCann, and Ann Stan. l '3 '1V' Our first chance to sit down! sighs Kathy Galla- gher, Barbara Hill, Kay Toul- ster, and Donna Downey. funior - ilver Tea If a X 11 2' - P :Psi y -. - 1 T' I X .' fi' 1, .4-7.E'., :N S f H1 , I I fx x NK Sf., .4 -f wgxb ef' . N' U X, , xx -iff, If ,A - AADCU Xi! K n 2 5 xi K K ' ' , Ya S x busii' .K A 5 ffl 1 Neg- w 'xl 'Y ,llfi ,f If! 1 3 3 :fa '- X , ' !, Senior, is crowned .D L 5 9 Q - n of St. Ann's Say-U. Her spec- 1 ' jivxgi- A .fl ial Maids were Jeanne Doerr, Sen- zi' ' g ' ior, escorted by J' 4, eyg Mary 4 5953 L -5 Inchiostro, ,escort d by Ron Kinni Jeleang 'M ' Ee Hem- ' 3, X frsr feier ungfeworted by V- 7TQni' fkcg,Lxnl'1x'h'e 2. n ew er and .Mower ggi La. agher Wd, and Ma u' 1si' 3 f f . 5- Ll M . X X51 XX Xi I lifif e- ' 5 f P 2 M 'KY X 7? --N ff, X uxdlx ix H, I v vt WJ X 2,25 P-M, , Z g was Life AN' 3 f fl-W5 Y, ,.- , .f ' ff? vw? M' e H 12' ff ,.. t From L. to R. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hussey Key, Jane Schneider an Bob Stolte, Eileen Donelan and Don Biesinger, Kathy Hussey and Joe Islik, Jo Campione and John How- ley, Dot Ettling and Bob Schoen- X stein, Alice Rothermich and John Schroeder, and Kathy J Kenneth Cox. ,- -. It was a grand night for dancing at the ChaseVClub for Seniors and Alumnae November 22. ...ax rw A ll rv From L. to R. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hussey Key, Jane Schneider and Bob Stolte, Eileen Donelan and Don Biesinger, Kathy Hussey and Joe Islik, Jo Campione and John How- ley. ae enJoy spending the evening with the r old friends l 86 fp -- V--f- ig- 'Mx ', J'Mr pr px J xx ,ffy ek 4? , .,-iw, K. 1 54- . .. -. -iiggi K C I K 4 4' C K if gl QS Q5 I Q. gli 415 NUR H 53322 vi. V. 4 45' L HF Duslim plfwerzs T' 14 if ' , ax -----.-.......,.....,. . ,j!,,.---' S by veorq: 6l I13l u bb 'QL,U'lC'e Good X lm O 1 'Wit DePm0T ' ff 'Os ap dTrt0'u if the M 5. gs A gp, 9 L1 pla Ch Q9 SC C et' O 144014 I f.'lt 11 Raina Petlcol! Catherine Petlcotr Loulra Captain Bluntschli Arr Officer , Nicola Major Paul Pellcotf Major Sergius T I. Hainas Bedr ACTS I Assistant Stage Manager Wardrobe Mistress Company Manager t . Costumes desi T H E r:irlt'rx in tu -Xzranoti AC 11 ?qcggGI25 gd ,,.,.. W Abblv 'adyreldnd Gad by George B Me Jian ernard Sha W C A S T 'ilvr ul tlivir :tppt'.wt'iitit-t-A GRANIA O'SHANNON LOLLIE MAY AILEEN HARTL' RONALD IBBS CHARLES BLAIR IOHN KELLY EDWARD BYHNE , MA URICE GO OD Com. November, 1885 11 and III A Room in the Petlroifs House, March, 1886 The play directed by RONALD IBBS and Stage Manage CHARLES BLAIR . CHARLES BLAIR , SHIVAUN O'CASEY PATRICI A BARRY , . IOSIE gned and MACAVIN made by CARL Botvrv In the famous Pre! Man . Writ! 'SX ace , Shaw describes 'Arms and the en in 1894 at the start of his career as a playwright. as the lirst oi his 'ple-asant plays. The title derives lrorn Lhe lirst line of Dryden's translation of Vergil: Arma viru t 6 Cano . During the first London production ol Man in 1895, one of the galle LO back: I quite agre ' do a ' mque Arms and the rygods booed. Shaw e with you, my lriend gainst so many? Th playwright A quipped . but what e popular v ' . rms and th y made A can we tw erdict ha e Man w into a mo ' ocolat o s outlived the as the lirst lull-length Shaw vie: it also provided the basis for the e Soldier , the Oscar Strauss operetta, which Shaw himself never saw, and which was described ' ot the lirst London production as ' ol the play. in the program an 'unauthorized 8 7 parody X qw wwf AuFeen Halli Q MQ Qxgqzxob SHNQ5- kifga 'U xx H, Harfe x Fw Dublin Players meet for dinnei at Convent. Enioying dinne J-fl A: 'User nv' ' ,,qq I , , r at the academy are The Dublin Players and guests. L. to R. are: f Mrs. Michael O'Neill, Maurice Good, Grania O'Shannon, Father John Geoghegan, Josie ,gl MeAvin, Father John McDermott, M.S.F., koi., John Kelly, Father 0'Keefe, Ronald Ibbs, ,W rt' Father Thomas Copeland, M.S.F,, Maureen be Q Halligan, Father Robert Slattery, Charles lf,-1 t Blair, Father Lawrence Rindt, M.S.F., Lollie , Sa 1' May, Dr. Michael O'Neill, Brian Vincent, 'X ' rf. ,. Dermot Macdowell, Edward Byrne and Eric U 44 ,f Donaer. ll' 2 .is if Dom Columba Cary Elwe O S B renowned author and scholar addressed the student body in American Education Week Veiled-Prophet Q u e e n , Carol Culver and Mrs. Lucille McNulty spark the sale of TB pins, as Carol, Caraffa and Mary Martin learn the technique. What's your line? is the query put to well-known columnist Bennet Cerf by Mary Ann Urban and Carol Peters, Carol Peters interviews Miss Amy Van- derbilt, the foremost authority on man- ners, as she comments on modern teen- agers. s it f PUT 5 , -,st ' I ,Q . s isiigggx x N..- . 's f .t.. . ,W ws 5 K.. t .M . ss-ff g 1 fiifii' X sl The TB patch test was administered. Now girls, this won't hurt a bit, assures Dr. W. A. Mullarky to Kay Gschwender, Paula Koupal, and Delores Bright, as Miss Alta Royal and Mrs. Alice Mason look on. .Y -77 Y .. , sts ag. . tsfnfw. t E t..t f ofa X sw ttf.-g,s.ff' . f fsXQf::+f'f' i i ' ' 'ASW f ' E QAQSQEQQ, , . ..,..i. .. at . ,, A .QU N t xqskx E t are . .S g . -.fs - '- X ...... , ,R tsgq.s.x - -...V .h ,tk s 3 L l K l ffii Q J: l fi? f l a. 2' -XX ' X 4 A -. Y W, ' 3 I f 6 3 ff , far? fi, 4 ,J . fi Y ' gl I l 1 , At thc faculty meeting problems ure adequately taken care of. 1 XXX TRD U is ir f 1 I lfv ':.r f 9 'a 5 4 5 fl 7 l 'If .f W X xl 5. ,A i X 3' -.x l 1 I. 'Y : ...-Y-- - - ,Nw ' Q WMS s . 5 Sodalists Jane McGrai1, Mary Ann Blumen- tritt Ctopl and Kathy Murphy Cbelowh fill holy water founts. iff X Q X xxx 5 X H 2 U . SK! M ANC Mis 4 Sgixa VK? W I H :ll 353 J 5 Cf af u.N or Clhsscffxmi . A 1,vr44Ae.nK, 5 M. 'Arek fih1 ExxxXn3, . ' 'A ' ' ilkg- Vo 1 X . ks -ox r in .1 A V W . uf 'Y4W2 ASS ' Hwy ??xTr sci a, i Q X , I, .. ' Pike, 1' f ll Q, gX arfi lxffhn , ueen Billy Roberts proudly serves us I., . vlifgfif if Remax! TF gh ,f' xx XL X.---.. arrives as Margie Schmidt crowns Dol lflttling, Queen ol' Fil5Cil1illi0ll. ' l. wn bearer for cousin Dol. Queen Dot pays homage to our heavenly queen. The first dance of the evening is shared by Miss I. W. A., Dot Ettling and escort Dave Volm. 68 Seniors Receive Blessed Class Rings Friday, Sept. 20 marked a spe- cial day in the lives of 68 seniors as they received their coveted class rings in one of the school's most significant traditions. 98 As a remembrance of this oc- casion, a picture was taken with the seniors in blue uniforms form- ing a 25 in honor of the twenty- fifth anniversary of the school, and the freshmen forming the let- ters l W A, while the sopho- mores and juniors, in contrasting white uniforms, formed the class ring. The ring is made of ten carat gold with a sardonynx stone upon which is raised the emblem of the Sisters of Charity of the lncarnate Word, a crown of 'thorns encir- cling the monogram of the Holy Name of Jesus, l. H. S.. under which is a heart surmounted by three nails and bearing the motto, Amor Meusf' Above and below the emblem are a fleur-de-lis and a star sig- nificant of the City of St. Louis, and of the foundation of the ln- carnate Word Order in Lyons, France, in l639, and subsequent extension to Texas in I866. This is the same class ring that has been used since the founding of the Academy. L I 99 he be 1500 0 32 355 ' 53 'sz-50a 0080 3 03 09' 'fe .03 o 0 0032 3029 'Wag 0,91 3009 ' 'of' ob09 0963 QQ gon: Gb bf lc? The team and cheerleaders cheer their opponents. Cheerleaders Janet Clark, Kay Dulle, andAAlice Rothermick crowd in cheers. A , N -- l Angie D'Amato, our mascot, is the daughter I of a former graduate f' of I. W. A., Mrs. Kat Crump D Amato. V W ..q , -f-ff' Y' Q . -U C -ff' S 1i......-....--.---.V r-w Y - ' iw ggi pu' naw- fx ww- .lggfg-'mg ,fwff ,Q 1-litmwff f MXX si --.gg Ww- '--i a '21 f H:-'I9 an f 1,775 ,f 'fl' .r71. -gd 1 rf Al In the Silver Jubilee Pageant these girls play the roles of the postulants in their bridal gowns as they prepare to receive the holy Habit of the Sisters of Charity of the lncarnate Word from Bishop Forest played by Mr. Joe Teiber. Girls are: Gret- chen Koob. Pat Behlmann, Carol Ann Peters. Mary Lou Harding. Mary Martin and Carolyn Hahn. cf Ns.,MZX y Wm S.. Scenes From The Silver fubilee Pageant Behold, I Come! presented on April I8 and 20, l958. Mr. Gene Repetto, vice-president of the Fathers' Club portrays St. Francis of Assisi giving the brown robe of the Franciscans to St. Clare, portrayed by Mary Lou Reames. senior. Mr. Joe Teiber, member ol' the Executive Board ol' the Fathers' Club, impersonates Bishop Forest of San Antonio as he gives the portions of the religious Habit to the novices of 1905. Novices are played by Charlene Rowinski, Karen Lesniak. Sandra Louis, Sharon Polzin, and Elizabeth Oesch. r , 105 . FSE-A Queen Dot of the House of Ettling reigns with her court over the Fascination Prom. CL. to RJ Dee Dee Martin, George Marklin, Jane McDermott, Jack Vollmer, Margie Schmidt, Jim Guignard, Billy Roberts, Dot, Janice Hediger, Dave Volm, Mary Jo O'Keefe, Marion Nichols, Pat Funke, and Jim Vollmer. 106 Z A SINCERE THANK-YOU TO THE EXECUTIVE BOARD OF THE FATHERS' CLUB: MESSRS. Ray Ryan, president Gene Repetto, vice-president Joseph Teiber, secretary Ray Tenge, treasurer Dr. Hugh O'Keefe Art Scheer Ray Buckheit Art Kemp ' Ne-il Gallagher 4A4MN4k Phxl Dwyer 'A Zff X AND TO ALL T MEMBE?S O AT ERSNCL FOR ALL YOU HAVE N R US IN THIS ILVER J BYLEE 5 fYEAR. AY GODR WARD pu. ,f ,, Ae. xx , u L , iff , .swf v 1 , ?,g,,l,6QA PANEL DISCUSSION ON RELIGIOUS VOCATIONS on February 25, l958. Sister Mary Francis, Mrs. Al Fuchs, mother of Sister Jeanette, CCVI, Mr. Sheldon Collier, father of Sister M. Ig- natius, CCVI, and Father Geoghegan discuss parents' attitude to religious voca- tions. 108 Having an enjoy ahle time at the Father- Daughter Banquet of 1958 are L. to R. Dee Dee Martin, Mr. Mar- tin, Jane McDermott, Mr. McDermott, Mau- reen IN1eCormaek, Mr. ItIeCormaek, Pat Fun- ke, Mr. Funke. Margie Hellebuseh, Mr. Helle- husch, Mary Jo O'- Keefe, and Mr. 0'Keefe. 5 , it W tt' 9 Y Y Y ' w 'ixgsgllfj 1 - - xt.: if N, , .iQfY2jg,' 'Q ,X XX ,f , . if s ,fm .. - ' 4 Fx .X '- --- -1 t .. X2 X ,. M-milk! Inn Q , Q' g 1 J , f 3-X .ts 5-NSN? e P TL? t :N Q J K my Q,, an .'--stxm, i, gp n.,-expr '. 'SN ff N Q, - ' xl- .QNK g, 4 Y fx- ,s'r . ' ,. f X1 'if .F Aix.. Best times with our best beau! Front Row: Kathy Gallagher, Linda Brown, Donna Downey, Judy Greene, and Jane Metlrail. Back Row: Mr. Gallagher, Fr. Sul- lentrop, Mr. Brown, Mr. Downey , Mr. Greene, and Mr. Me- Grail. ,f I SQA --Lf' Xxxxxflxilxx. 1 'Q if f ...... uf 'gwhfnm ms' 'ig E '- ip fb sul . '54 'QM-.W ,L 4, r X,,- Above Left: Mary Kay McKenzie is crowned Queen of the Silver Anniversary of IWA by her father, Mr. A. F. McKenzie. Her brother Paul is crown-bearer. Escort is Mr, Jim Vollmer. Above Right: Alice Rothermich looked lovely as Maid at St. Louis' High Homecoming Coro- nation. Below Left: Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow is Linda Nash. Below Right: Mary Ann Clavin, Christian Brothers' College Representative sparkled at La Promenade Militaire. fm f,i:'e:7v--' f ni FIN: X NX 1 3 A Q. NA! f 11 QM? ,dv- Y CIASS Qstqient T 1 1' . , PYLSIAGX btttttt.. ,. Do . - SKIYQX Rotherxnwhf TNR Mice L YLUIYY ' L to Jacijby SC OQQKCCYS '. Kathi' 212' 5746: it ff QC iiiilliti tcm Here We Ale The 86121016 Senior Opinion Poll Favorite Study - BOUYSI I1'avo1'ite Radio Prograni - RADIO Best Looking - YEARBOOK STAFF Favorite Actor - BOY FRIEND Favorite Beverage A MILK Most Fun- NEW YEARS EVE Fzxvorite Sport - SKIING Most Pimctuul - BELL FOR CLASS Fzivorito Ilzmgout - TI-IE CHASE CL Biggest wl1co1 - If, S. ROYAL. Most Sociulslt: - LAY FACULTY I :ix'oi'itc I't.:1'iocl A LUNCII I lI't'Ol'Itt' Mugzzizinc - MAD 1917 UB Favorite Play - ARMS AND TI-IE MAN Best Stuctent - MISS ANN ATOMY Noisicst - CHEM LAB Best Atlilotzo - JEANNE DOICRR Biggest Rival - VILLA Biggest Optimist - LIZ DENNING Fzxvoiitc Saying - DON l' PANIC E T I I zivoi'ito Date - FRIDAY 13th Bust Ilrcssor - MARY ANN CLAVIN Most Popular - SALLY Best Mixer - SPOON Favorite t,'l'tIOIIOI'S - THE GLICIC LTLIIB Most EIIt.?I'5lCtIC - GLORIA IJRZICWI,.7t'KI LU Most Attractive V YOU JUST THINK YOU ARI-I f Z Flzzsliicst - RED STRIPES WITH GREICN POLKA DOTS Favorite Song - TI-IEY'VIfI GOTTA STOP KICKIN MY DAWG AROITNIJH Favorite Food - CREAM PUFFS COOKIZD IN HOME ICC' Socrct Ambition - TO HAVE TIIE LEAD ROLE IN MAtII5E'I'II Famous Lust Words - BYE GRANDAIA, BYE GRANIJP.ft. ISYIC IIOO'l'S I Y 4 A 'N , 'N XG , I 58 ': k - 1.31-M . ,,,,,,,.K,,MMw,h-.QW I Q , J, G as hl 3g, A Q D? ,N , .Q , X MARY PAT BEGLEY Mary Pat Red hair, freckles and sparkling wit Make this chick a riotous hit. We ve had a wonder ul our ars: f 4:1 ' 1 JUL1 Q ,QFW Jewc W' Though pen and brush come out on top With thls talent she does not stop UQ, 'fb 1 'mf ' is . ft. A ,au.mmr gm ' m ' f, SQ - Musik-W -' 1 aaaa I Q M ' gd, gsizfllgwg., ff swf' k iv X -Lqifw wb -am 21 as 4 414 ,:1i.'f gaps. , Au v X I ', 'S Ar ii-ggzxsf L .-.--- . M . ..:x t -. wi X R X Q 9 - -9 We-For X., K ,- -4 QQ me ssis - t -' 1 X ,gs - -Xhg , , - t ima' Q YI 'S ' :'Y:t, Rs s x DOLORES .BRIGHT K t Dolores m This bright's' from the Light chuckles with glee The center of mischief and fun is she - h if , h , rj s ma 154 ' ou re the greatest: 'Q Q :AA ' 'qiwn JO ANN MARIE BUELTERMANN Charming and attractive, she demands our O.K Seasoned with humor in her own special way ,, I as wx 1. 3 ki Y - e Q 5 235 W . 'f'.4Qgm4,,LL .ww rwww- fm., .Q ,iq i Snr QQ iam 455 JUDITH ANN CARR N fzludyr' On first impression Ju - r quiet But Ct to know her! Ot! ..-J' r ff AN 0 69 , J I We all neue if ' New D Z 132 35:1 u vs '4 bg 5 :S :Q F' 3? 4 Z Mary Ann is the gal we chose as our Rep C. B. C. guys all agree She is hep. F-1- sr W 35? 3 575 Sl Fx ll .-.5 r i ff 3 ww Suv' 7 ,ff 1-fx ,W L , Y, lpg,ga ,QQ A fit? fnPW1 ,, f in A ELIZABETH ANN DENNING Liz Liz is another with great wit and char Her smile sparkles so special and war K Vlrengt the 'ust beau ? M I Q ,S - L in L . A FQ A at A-KS A , Ns as ! x 4 . 2 5 srlfgi' xx . L fvf ,-1 3-3. J Q Q, 'V V, VL f-N .g s L-wi, -Q. 5 . 385 A- .?' 'f 'X.M:I:i' E fp . 5 'Q tl: l 51 Lk .' v 2,1 li 4. ak I .F 8 Au--ij kk X. -3' . A sn Af :M 'ihnfdnqukc Q-2' .lf BARBARA JEAN DOERR l 4 Jeanne Her winning ways are attractive to all Boy! Around her you can have a ball. m..,r,.,,VM .r.. . S-K 4' . L-Nw - skit I- N i-i1QQs5 Ei,- .war-w- wh, . , .,,, NNN iw 23355 F 1.9 GLORIA JEAN DRZEWUCKI G 0 3 Tall blond and funny too A unxque comblnatxon found m few N Sl f We didn Qt I the ational Merz't ScholarshqjJ Exam. DEANAIx D LLE ' Kay M f ! X! ev ' 1F'din,:, e c eers. there we find Kay F g rin the bell in every way. -1 1 M Lwdvwm-WM W. E YW W ,. f . .. -- - 1. , . . , A . kk R 1,..,W V. f,.., ,:ggwf f 55A ,A ' . 1' h Elia? 5 I f 'mf x , iz' . 2-ii , . .fkggggv . -S , X ,U k7E,1i ? . ' E Q has I as K I N V S .1 ' 4 M . . 24. 1 , I an ff 0 , eo J ll Q 0 . V W Q 1 I , l 1 as ' ' 4 ., z K e YL 25 X S I b.x 4 +?4e M bivwf' JOSEPHINE ANN DURNIL Jo Ann Jo Ann's loyalty is nothing new Her friends know she's always Nuvwv true. We were sure we yd make it: f ee ,ee 2 'ob I N . E it is DOROTHY HELEN ETTLING l4D0t7Y Her Majesty, Queen of the Court is Dot Her fantabulous ways rate on top. ,...,gmw--- 133 F f 'Sa-J 4 ii V QNCK ,, lv K l.wI,se txx. , ,ei I he .5 W.kk . I A M: fisQ.?i?:i:Q u W l if 9 A elffl, 9 0 R tl' . JACQUELYNN MARIE FREISE Jackie Jackieis one who is sure of success We loved the three witches in Macbeth 'ROMA JO FULTS , Roma Vivacious, merry and full of pep, 1 This kid really keeps in step. Qgage --s- iw.. A 'mlb 15 f-.w..aw Q l' NW' 1. ,L X 'L X ,Z Wherever help is needed her answer is yes. 'fliixyfsfv' , ' PATRICIA ANN FUNKE ClPatS 3 Blonde hair, blue eyes, cheerful and gay, A darling maid for Miss I. W. A. Buff we didn at ve V D ELIZABETH ANN GESSN Beth', A nicer kid could never be ound For lots of success Beth is ound. -ai' ' aan' ,,,f , h f- - .,f i k.wmM4a ., Mm. 4 .mwwwfvi-WQYA' ' s 3 . A F E 3. i s 2 v f KATHERINE MARY GSCHWENDER Kay', Laughing and ,Jolly- 1.. All Lf... Ln... . UH -Q PATRICIA AN IROTE Pat Her wit and cou 'age with us rate high Pat keeps us in itches as the days fly by ' AAAA , Hu A xiii . L' af A ff ,Q M If f 'Q' , S Cf C was wonderful 'Wuxi x.f' NOEL FRANCES HACKMANN Noel No matter thc time. no matter the pl' c f 'I'hc1'c's always 21 smile on Nocl's fac . We promised to be ood foreve ,lx BEVERLY ANN HANEBRIN 4.Bevn A ....f ' Calm, sensible, sweet as well Bov, is what this mus .pcll. . K f,:'f,- -1 X W' X Xix '31 k Q 5 XSSQNQQ vi Ssfgw 5 SQ i g. 12? , ' fRg'z?lf,.5Q'fiXi ffl K 1' vffglfz-.waw:. . t -:ti - E X A X N is X 5 XE xg L ' X N SN X 5 ,X i 5 -1 A' W XN-Ax W k'i 'M vi S -M L K , ., I 1 Q3 CU, h l is FSR E E2 MARGARET ,MARY HELLEBUSCH Busch Fair of skin and light of hair With smile so arch and dcbonaire. 63Lf' 5 . . The Prom was r C ascznatzonfy JUDITH ANN HILLEBRAND Judy A barrel of fun but quiet and sweet, Hc1'e's za 21 kid that canlt be beat. ,, 1 ,.s-6,,,,,,4, - A- . fxflww.. , F -,wx 3 5 N...-..-ii-- aw -gmfffk gg. U -:QQ an :W x pd if i i 1- ',,..-- 6 3 ' A ' a 2 r BARBARA ANNE HOWE Barb N I-Iowie's a gal thafs really the most: Her get up and go deserves our toast. And we were all fascinated l MARY CLARE HUMMEL Hums Here's a chick that's really on the ballg 'VVSF As a good leader she's acclaimed by all. -..,.,.....,,, if f - fdpwwwwwnw- Wmawxyz 1 A J Ay Q Q i M, MARY ANN INCHIOSTRO - May For her, music is a pleasure With us -- she shares her treasure. were so proud 0 sponsoring the Dub! Pla ers HL N ANN JACOBY C0 When xt mas to thmkm Jacob IS the on Althol Uh v xx smart bhe Q stxll lots of fun ff SM ,ff Wx we ww vs wfwiaiw E ' .g Qi? L, wa: if A - ,E -3 xy ,k-k 4 .5 ll lx F CAQRCIL ANN JOLLER Carol Q Patience and gentleness are power ,A For that lovely girl Joller, if And 'we enjo ed Ciflrms and The Mana, JO ANN MAY KEMP Jo Ann Whenever thcre's.anytl1ing that has to be done You can depend on her to be the helpful one. 4, 1 f 'tl'XX ,gal ,AL fl 'V Y 'a f'i+al5?'f 'N T ..-M V A F 'K K mxwwmv-My Paula nf. 1, I. 'WHFBFI' wwf. I 6, ,gl X X f' ,i I ! l l .. , . l MARY PAULA KOUPAL Upon her face a calmness rests A charm which few possess 'CWI y li 61.29 ' ll CL' , mi 5 1 Qdgg - QL, ome o us wenf mgf to the SS CA GERALDINE ANN KRUEGER Gcrry:' 1 . She has all that is needed to make one merry This cute little gal with the nickname Gerry. ? Q 1 wa- - f 4 A , K: 5. Y, c 3 f fp 4' 1 , fu-ag, f ,M 7 . A 5 + -1 ,Mr'f 'A l i ' Y af 4 5, ,. x E85 X Y . Q 'Q W 'A X. Q W MARY NOREEN LANE 'iNoreen Brisk and cheery whenever she's met rcal sweet gal hard to forget. ,X ome went to PhiladeQUhz'a Sue Chuck full of You sure can A gg - Mk . If wg.. ' ff? fw -' X -i S fr to ACY SUSAN ANN' LITTL ELD fun and everything ncwsy 't beat that gal named Susie. -'M , 11.911 7? , H 'L . L 5: 1 f Gfis. ' , I ' 232.51551 gfgssh A ' jg N515 . ? 2 Z ' ' , gf' .gg . , ,ww . , gm M , t 5-kgs, 11 A ., 1- 7 . v V55'g':' ' I -xiii 275 ' ' 'il k-1 , L ,M 5- 3 , QM S- ...'-P 5Z5 ,- ' fafbgggr Q , - K wr I Lg 7 5 5 33 Y 15 s 2 'Qi 5... Eg Q mg . 9152 ,.., X A NV, , X .ogg ' K K 1 'I 4 I K 7 , WN LYL In X . , ' 1 1 ever was the 1 lound a truer mend Sx ect and orc, right to the ond. Y-5 J e got poems publishedo z'noYozmz America Sings SABINA JEAN MAINIERI LL 6CBeaY! K This tinyg talented bundle of fun ' Besides yearbook and sports honors, an oscar has won. ww? Woo ,? 'wq. QW! Q . ,o., K fs , ,..-.f-A++ . l e 3 .4 K r :sv ' 3 , I , f' ' MARY FRANCES MAETINA Dee Deen Because she has a winning way Her chums' opinions she can sway. 2 And we saw our essays in oung Amerzca Reads f - , ' X'-A . X , X A .xx A E s is in as 1? 5 J MAURE EN CATHERINE MCCORMACK Maureen In the field of sports her skill is shown And she. has a magic 45? if 3 1 X: 5 E I smile all of her own xii .-,mf 'x il I f pass...- JANE CATHERINE MCDERMOTT Janie Lixnly witty and cr 'tainly cute For Jane you eu ., 'nd no substitute. our represent ive at CB C dance ,. ,X X ARY BAFHERINE MCKENZIE Mau Ku to tl1L heuts of .111 her friends 1 chuntulnus shy lddly lends. V N fl U D, And we did A A 5 - is H f We , ,tw e f . 1 1 5' .Yi N., fix - A 3' A XX A fl! ' SUZANNE GRACE MQNULTY Sue Her eyes ure music and her mice is songg 4 With a girl like Sue you eam't go wrong. A the same or ou ifv ,X kr 5 ,. f' 'f if i 2. 7 t V 3.,,f4 , fin! A r X 4 . ,M . representative at LUH dance PATRICIA ANN MEAGHER Pat A lovely girl, chic, and petite Always planning some lively treat. .-xxx - 'ss r,..,'f K 'A Q, ,f Y -A .M Y M . -me L , l XJR! J'-Q ff- 5jQ.fVgi543f ,i ,k.- ki Q K 'fel W mv Q' 7 .fn : : . H 'ggi F,Ewf2 i ,gig :I-fi Cf -5 . f A ww. 66333: vmfmwww nf fm. is J ,N M . -fevEw:m3d?:is4- ak YP z.. 'if ggi .W N4 M,-gg. wwkm. f M Wfwxsisr, f LALg :Q - 51' 1 11- xl, gg. Qmff-3-gxgg, M Uk. 1? 5 ?vg i1fi3J 'QW VA? 53. fs- f J Q JO ANN MORTO Q Joann NX She is one on who I you gun depend 1-Ierpe1'scvcrz1ncc ' no ond, and practiced for pu ic speakin class JOYCE NASH Linda fnntlc .md 51.110115 sh: ,ms 1101 bwcet way With a hcinrt full of kindness, and little to say. ww .,f.. , fs. ,433- as :fm 5, X X MARY JOI-'IANNA O'KEEFE X Beef Vim and vigor and plenty of stea X This cheery chick really sparked t team. And we madejlmistalces anyway pf NANCY LEE NORMAN Nancy .far il This intelligent girl we love l eel ,,,.f ' S , Who is always smiling and so sweet, - l 'WK :V R X., , ,A 4.1 hs as i' i f IL .TF L A I , mwfggpeiiimuxiiwmwimmum- hi, ,i .,vwamW. , We came KATIIRYN ANN QUANTE When K:1y's features begin to beam fx i -'33 into hcl' eyes is born a mischievous glca QS? JUDITH ANN PAYEUR Judy Judy's friendship and cheer never cnd Her laughter and gaiety LIIWZIYS extend. te for our noon classes .,2g,'w,-,.,d1Qa1a-if' i ' fs QR wk N Q , Gm-v ,, ' MARY LOUlSE REAMES Louie Her spirit blends with her golden hair Name the game and Louie's there. , Q ., 3 And we had to write essays after school' s 3 , ALICE MARY ROTHERMICH Ozzie Personality Plus, with looks made to match When put all together, you've get quite a cat Y K 1 If h . xg , ff -- ., . ...f , . t.g:. V M-1 L.., , Wf .... ,, , My, - . X l . . 1 ,v wg, o gn wv JM ,mo WA we . 1, . - K - .- f . - A -- i gf- -, M' Q 113 53, ' w A A im, ,,..L X, 3 , .4 h L f l g no , :k.M:,,g K . . A ggi, pgmzk. K K fi K 5.4: V . A 5 'L A ' A Q -:gf dx 4 'l!5,g' .255.4:'.i, A X Q M . 1 ' 'f' xx - . x.kL 1, In , ff? ,,. ' 1 .zsfti x .. 6 V J I .. Y CAROL ANN RYAN ' Laxol Always lzidghing and frieridly is she Always happy Carol will be, We borrowed books from the Iibrar FA ROLYN ANN SANSONE Carol Novel' an cure or worry has sho A ligl1tvl1cu1'tL-rl girl as you can sec. ' . Mmd'F,,,,...-- ..l. -GX A 'uf 'X iw is? 'KH QW-1'i7 iii WS ,M - i 40' dxf! px ' Q . . . M Wd K- . 1 . . ' ' ' ' .. .-'fijgifhs-vbA?.1:f5'1-23as-1. .-4 5 - AQ! '-'vhvm .v n v -ut' 1 -. - .. . 5 3 K , - q - xi .15 -,nh- A- . '-N ' T ks ' 'qua' A: 32.1. fo' n . :rua .- .A ' 1 Ts' ' ,,f1!i:!,' ji 1, . s v xx X if Lhlfffff ,. 'i l - ARET MARY SCHAEFER l'Margie A Pre ' and serious but still always gay . villing and helpful anytime of day. i, 1I ' ' Vi M.,f ',d . ' N' x 'fl f And w had to pa overdue fines , . I! 'Wrffwlp MARILYN SCHEER Marlin Many talents has she, and in all them excel But shc's lively, cute, and fun as well. ,W f 51- ,L ,,...Q-v--evlvfqg,p-4 -A NNW... '22 i ill ir x RLELLA SCHMIDTV - : QUICK and wxtty too wlll always do. f f- 7 .fszmw Q, Ii 1-fag--e L. ,fp 35.3555 K .. W ,. A., V ' e partzcqvated ln jubilee Pageant '4 JOAN CLAIRE SNELL Joan Not too serious, not too gay An all-around girl in every way q,lS51Q2..,.-,, Xta.. . MM. W L A I ,:.kk I J 3 N ,SX X X S , A wr' we l l Q 4-n 4 7-r .4 JS , 7 ' , :- ' nf up l Q, Q5 A N X e, tn., 2, e , al CAROL ANN STEIN Carol 3 When there's mile upon her face Gloom move t giv dimples place. 44- A'-' X l Q f And we thou ht we were as good as Audrey Hep V ffl fs ,,,U Q11 J eq: GLORIA ANN S .IEREN KLGIOHY Glo is a girl A a d a smile One who 4-In mzwyr v thwhile. we , elefvxu aww, 553-., RAE: ffl, 'mfg .W fy rf :ey -2 K fm 1 5:51 fl? - K Q, .4...m, , ,-Eligizwg , 3 - . f Iii'-a i2.'f-,4f'-- ' S We listened to Ca ik, ,x read his poems to his guitar K be K I QR ' an xx s I ' Niue N F, Y 'vlff 'fa ru '24, X i iii. SHARON LOUISE STRICCKER 'KShll1'OIlw m Small of stature, heart of gold Shui'on's 21 friend to young und old. NKf'WN Kfifb-Q .4 1? 1 if ffl gif' f- K , .5 x X 'iff :,:L.1,.:j sv. -7733? l gi E l..,lZABE'l'H JOAN STUECKEN Betty Joi' lf Ll friend you'cl like to find Hcx'c's one both truc and kind. i . M'W T'F I Q gs W li FY 3 L 'fe eil? ifvf lie kill l,g5:N KK B X si 7 , 3 -. .kpQlg,f I v-.. M. . , .. . - ' . - '- K ,. 'sr vgw-lm 1 - s wf!- X . ,sl . V Q - K ft , M. Y W 5 'B' 'Q - f X53 13 was i Qs N K A X W MARGARET ANN TIERNEY upeggyn The only title that seems to fit For Peggy is QueenJ9f Wit. ANITA THOMPSON Anita She has a natural and ' Which has given her digmty. i t 4 ,aye-fgj fr' , Mg t, fi f ,,, And we thou ht there r must he somethin to poetr after all wt .1 r -wg . Z I ,f K f ,gf E s .Y 1.k- M, A . - af ' f ' '- , Sf ig A :X 1? L L L X :A f L 2 iw. 3 1 L X L l X i ri -if A .nd ,Jw ., it 1 LAURA ELIZABETH TULLOCH Laura Tl1Cl'9'S a gleam in her eye With which the stars cannot vie. We were noisy in stgd 1'-hall i ff! HL .lgatzx If' A smile twinkling 1 her eyes deep blue A cute little girl friendly and true. , .nv 'i 5 1 1 ik, z . . is N 4 1 4 , , a X. W rv J, 1. IQ? 5'x ' 3 E ul l , 1 J , x NX , , X. . Q, ,,. A A CAROL All A UN ER Carol Carol is c A s lots to say docs all clay. A ed later we had studied 3 A MARION ALICE WEHMEIER A M Marion f' Every motion is a grace l ,Sweet thoughts are mirrored in her fa 1 , A -f? v A ff! Z , V,-1 . X . . , Xlbll 5' A - l ' f Lf .,.' f '1 0 l 1 5 ' ..ff:,,g ,W ,:,:x 'iv ' A ,m ' Q N WMM ' - lf l CAROL ANN '.vrf,x--m ' l 1 A A ' g HCGYOV' 1 ..., -,i?Li1.j?f . A born comcdifwnnc without 21 doubt A' ' ' l N' , Life's never dull wha-n Carols about fA' 'Q - - ,.. 5 nA I ' l ss 5 ,. .. 'sw - ,MA .- Jw Y EE . QQN I fl We practiced for raduation N ,, JO ANN MAYES V 'W' 'ART Jo Arm If ,. V ,. H . ,W W .V ,.. lwdyb N mlwybdp trlne ,QQ-2 0, ' carnatc 5 colors flew, , g1My9e0 H M LWl'-M ' f' A .-N N... R- f:-:w 'f 't.g,,n. ' ' ,.-- .7- J .T , . L ,. mv' 7 M. z. . I if? F ? 4 Y . Q' 's m Ig-. K,- xn i IOSL PIIIINI NI XD XLONI X IX IANO A We ope we wont mp over our 0 s ELIZA :QBC Here i Easy BETH VIRGINIA WHALEN s the type that's hard to find 2 A KAW Cc 'Q .sq Moments Through The Day At I WA. rN The moments spent with Christ, Our Divine Teacher ure very special ones. Here we receive strength and courage to face whatever life brings. In the daily visit to Our Blessed Mother we share our joys and sor- rows with Her who is the Queen of Joy and the Mother of Sorrows. 'X d..k QN Jw r,.-Ar . '-'fill' fva.-gfyxiiz - I .- x I -.,aff7ef.. 'A f'i11ff:'f3'i?i'ST-,.V-:ffQ .'T.' van K ' ' A . :,. 'I' tyfkt VV R fx S' ., I ' W V X' f 1 r xxx L Q V K 2 6 lv' s m Q 1 X g -119 ts- , . Y , i Xe 1 A H's Time To change classes- ' f ef from The Main ' I Three minutes o g Wing! Lets go. Building To The New i x N ' i i XXSNf?ff f f 1 i ,, '. X , QQWWXXS i if xxxxxx X X-N l XAxQ That lecture on the Voice of the Catholic Press by John Hellman of the St. Louis Review was great. We've something to talk and think about tor days. 149 LUNCH TIM fm ' 1 Q. .197 Vs.,,,,,,,'v' ,di Balanced mculs. with un occasional birthday party, mukc czlfetcrizt moments intt:1'csting.', -in B .A I fx y, 232. Q 4 A ' J 'f ,tl x A I ' -Q! ,llqr I ' Y ff . .. 15x , .wi ' f' ge-4 4 'X I ' ..-Q' 'fs .A .. . How 'N .rag g5.,i.x' . an 1 A mauv- f. . Q 'J 1 ,,,x . me r- Oni' , vin' . I'- . M, P x -Q? ' KN ' ' . 'Q i K 1,- . ,s -N x 2 ONM Studcnl Council Officers ud- mirc thc historical sun-dial on thc campus which origin- zilly belonged to Henry Clay. thc gl'C1ll Pzicificutor. NDS. 1? , Q. of X , W x I N-, s- A ' x li f if ef: GIVE THEM counsel Brldget Beth Gessner QSM W s.: Qffwix 5 if: ' A .. - M-,z--,I,:5 155135: . ,,,.,,,,.,,,,.,, ,...,,..:,.. I. , . f VI N w A f .,,, wp, --. ,aa L ww. M ,.. 552. ,,.,,. ,V-:L Qc wif? Zz 5 A f Q, ,W we 2 M2 I 3 v , 1' qi 3 ' ' -I 'l ., W. Y I I EI v ULL SUPPORT Kay Quante and .azffwk F NQWQK 1 ,L.. I , WI IT S TIME TO THANK OUR FRIENDS THE ADVER TISERS Qvufffm 29 M.,-M 7608 Taber Dr. PArkvicw I-4839 VOluntc-:er 3-3145 PArkvicw 7-I623 FRANK MAINE 8. SONS Painting and Interior Decorating EXPERT COLOR MATCHING CANVASING WALLPAPERING I-'REE ICSTIMA TITS PHIL L. MILLER Plumbing and Heating Contractor REMODELING REPAIRING WATER HEATERS SEWERS REPAIRED Residential -- Commercial -- Industrial 661 St. Fcrdinzlnd Florissant, Missouri TE 7-335i General Elevator Engineering Company St. Louis' Own P d Freight Elevators d dS Hfffzere is Qlcgffzing Ugg-your owncyoman J L H. L-ARMQCQPQRQIERGCO. .. .. R EALTO RS REAL ESTATE-SALES-LOANS-INSURANCE 5940 ST CHARLES ROAD ST. LOUIS I4. MO. 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GROWERS OF ACCl.INlATED PLANTS .IA 1-1188 JA 1-8778 OFFICE AND SALES GROUNDS 1800 South Florissant Road Saint Louis 21, Missouri FARMS: Florissant, Missouri t l fi. Kl:S'5'8f'.5' .fans Building Contractors . Af, fii-A A 'jfg' W .., f, ,ff Q , OFFICE 2140 COLLEGE AVENUE St. Louis 7, Mo. EVergreen T-1542 171 Joseph H. Vatterott INC. REALTORS VB UHILDERS OF THE FLURISSANT BANK 880 St. Francois Street FLORISSANT, MISSOURI than! WE TRADE HIGH SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY PARKER 8: AN GELO, -. Inc. FURNITURE and A APPLIANCES 1 5138 North Broadway Open Monday, Wednesday, Friday Till 9 P. M. X I Bob oakes GAriie1d 1-0393 rom -Hme ALU N N AE 173 A. y. Maw BRICK C0 TR CTUR . ,. --5 .. , - - .WM-of , N- V , w:-H1 A -'ws-,. - '. , s - .- -5 ,- - , 'f ., . N was is-s-51, MGM-':r w-.fgfisff . 'oils' g.'v:1.+1Sw?f,FiW,f'.,., K' f ' ' 'T 'Q A Xxx- ,fl QQ: s wr.. sisg s-.M fl sn- A 5 -A is-xa..'qw,L ,- -A -. f f - ff- X A M' 7., la' ,. 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' 4 W' v ' V 4 ,,,,.,n D 4 4 .mm 1, 13' gg X A X. , . 4? all ...ofk ,J his 1 ,gf ,igfM Q ,.,',r x my gws'Z gll f ., I 5 W, , I1-IH' '51 0 1, ,-.x i ,Q l ' 4 N , f-M4 s ,D r , ml w -, - V W, A , , f.,n-ww, H .1-,www ' W , JM 'M ' Q' , 5,,J?,5r5i.f,.f4, ' ,- , :Mm MC CARTY STUDIOS - 1 - Charlne Par-If Rgad ' I af' ff fl, . it 'wifi I 17 A Sponsors A 8: B GARDEN SUPPLY ELWOOD LUMBER CO. MR. CLARK, 2321 North 14th. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND EDIS WHITE FRONT BAR B-B-Q. ACME CAFE, 6326-28 Florissant Ave. MR. ART BEHLMANN, 760 Lafayette Street. BRIX FLORIST, Inc., 4820 Natural Bridge. BRUSH 81 COMB SALON, 1214 Chambers Rd. JOHN J. DOWLING, 8307 Jennings Rd. R. H. FIENUP, 4330 Marshall FREUND, 920 S. Taylor Ave. N. F. J. FIENUP, 4330 Marshall. MR. and MRS. A. GELMI, 5050 Queens. HUELSMAN SHOE CO., 3628 N. 14th Street. E. F. LAMMERT, 27 S. Florissant Rd. DAVID P. LEAHY, 6145 Natural Bridge. CHARLES J. ZIMMERMAN, 422 Church St. NIXON BROTHERS, 2525 Kienlen. SEALTEST DAIRY JOHN MILES, 802 South Florissant Rd. JOHN POLZIN, Orchestra Leader. ST. LUKE'S CHURCH, 7230 Dale Ave. INDEPENDENT FISH CO., 2740-46 Market St. MR. and MRS. R. LUECHTEFELD, 73 Wayside DR. and MRS. H. J. MAHER, 620 Nancy Ave. WHITE FUNERAL HOME, 118 N. Florissant MELVIN'S CLEANERS, 8752 Jennings Rd. EV 5-2436 MIDWOOD MOTORS, 10906 St. Charles Rock Rd. NORMANDY STATE BANK, 7301 Natural Bridge. MR. and MRS. PICCO, 9476 Yorktown Dr. PINE LAWN SERVICE STATION, 6340 Nat. Bridge RAY RIXMAN, Inc., 7916 N. Broadway, EV I-3500. MR. and MRS. A. SADOWSKI, 3559 Brown Rd. G. R. SCHMIDT, 2815 Locust St., FR. I-1400. SHEAR'S DEPARTMENT STORE, 19 S. Florissant rd PAUL SPICA'S LOUNGE, 6238 Natural Bridge CLARENCE H. BOCKLITZ, 1419 Attica Drive. DR. and MRS. R. V. BOEDEKER, 2909 Bellerice THE CAROUSEL, 11 So. Florissant, JA 1-4806. MR. and MRS. CLOONEY, 9718 Durham Drive. DE LUXE SANDWICH SHOP, 6225 West Florissant MR. and MRS. JAMES C. DILG, 203 Chambers Rd. DVORAK'S PHARMACY, 4701 Carter, EV 1-2580. MR. and MRS. ERNEST ELDER, 1415 Charlotte Dr. ELLIOT TOOL gl MFG. CO., 4300 Finney Ave., 01. 2-6939-40 TERRY MOORE BOWL, 6000 Natural Bridge, TOM BRUNNERT OIL'MANAGEMENT INC., 1948 Railway Exchange Bldg., CH 1-8345 OPERATIVE PLASTERER AND CEMENT MASONS LOCAL NO. 3 ORTMANN FUNERAL HOME, 9222 Lackland Rd., Overland 14, M. POHL and KING MONUMENT CO., 8868 N. Broadway, UN 7-5100 OUINN'S SHOES FOR YOUTH, 730 St. Francoes, TE 703605 MR. and MRS. EUGENE J. REPETTO, 5600 Lucas Hunt Road. RIVERVIEW STANDARD SERVICE 10785 Riverview, UN 7-9749 v Sponsors POOR OLD ROEBOCK S LIQUOR STORE 3811 Lee CH 18164 FEDERAL MEAT COMPANY 2701 Lafnyette Ave TO 5 1516 FERGUSON BROADWAY BUS LINES INC 10100 W Florrssmt CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS' FISHER AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE GASEN REXALL DRUG STORE 9300 Hrghway 67 UN 7 9300 KING S DRUG STORE 23 S Flomsant Blvd hckson 2 9293 KIRCHMEYER PHARMACY 1436 Chambers Rd .Ifrckson I 0330 LOMBARDO FRUIT 'md PRODUCE COMPANY 820 N Bro'1dw1y LOMBARDOS RESTAURANT LOUNGE Rlvervlew and Florlsmnt JEROME MCHENRY MEAT COMPANY 4015 Garheld FR 1 2800 MR and MRS L A WEHMEIER 8635 Rnvervrew Boulevrud ARWIN ENGINEERING 8z MACHINERY CO 5100 Wxse Ave MI 7 4040 DR W J BUESCHER OPTOMETRIST 8 Church Street JA 2 8484 DELMAR GLASS AND MIRROR CO 8406 Ohve Street Rd Wydown 3 1899 KEMPER SERVICE STATION Bnrcher and Marcue Evergreen 3 9260 ROBERT D KINEALY MORTUARY 2228 St Lours Ave Chestnut I 1190 MR 'md MRS EMIL A KOOB 2912 R1dgCVICW Dr EV 2 5690 NICK MAINIERI PAINTING 8: DECORATING 3720 Manoh EV 2 4763 MEINERS PLUMBING AND HARDWARE 7500 N'1tur'1I Brldge FV 3 8226 L C MURPHY AND COMPANY 1812 W1shmg,ton Induitnrl Supplres RAUCH LUMBER CO BUIICIITIL Mlterml Hwy 66 Thornwlll 8 3318 UNITY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 5003 Blrcher FV 3 4414 WELLS SHOF STORE 48 S Flonssnnt JA 1 7202 Free Pftrkmg In reru WESTERHEIDE TOBACCO AND CIGAR CO 3612N Broadwwy CE 1 S212 W L BRANDY MOVIE REALTY CORP Suite 1923 R'u1w'ty Exchnnqe Bldg CH 1 0260 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NORMANDY 7276 Nltural Bridge KRIEGSHAUSER MORTUARIES 4228 S Klnuhlghwny Blvd St Loum 9 Mo RUDY SCHROEDER INSURANCE AGENCY 4908 De1m u FO 1 7500 VALENCIA REST AURANT AND LOUNGE 5726 De1m'1r PA 7 7077 Prop Nlck SIIDIIC FRANK WESTLAKE 84 SON DRUG CO Proteeslon 11 Ph'1rm1c1st 1504 Hodlrmont Ave CO 1 4100 COLLIER S FUNERAL HOME 10123 St Ch ules R0'1d HA 7 3630 MERRITT SUPER MKT 5217 Lucm Hunt We specialize In U S choice Qrmcled IIICIIS ss V , ' I , . 4 . . , ,, 9 ' ' 1 4 -s ' 1 - L, - Q v 'a . 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IRENE FRANK, 2516 Switzer MR. 8: MRS. ROBERT FRANK, 439 Thunston ALOIS A. FORST, 5948 Park Lane FUN VALLEY LAKE, Pacific, Mo. WILLIAM GEARY, 5567 Queens Ave. MR. E. J. GEIGER, 8801 Corwin Drive GENE KEMP'S SHELL SERVICE MR. 8: MRS. K. GRECKY, 18412 Cass Ave. HAMPTON-CLEANERS, 4233 Hampton E. D. HENKE, 701 Chambers Road HILLSIDE FLORIST MR. W. HOYER, 3528 Harris Avenue HUBBELLS JEWELRY STORE, 6119 Easton BEULAH JARRETT, 2944 Hebert St. JOHN N. McCUME CO. JUST A FRIEND MR. ALMA KARSTEN, 9512 Evesman MR. GEORGE KOEHLER'S MARKET PAUL J. KOHNEN, 717 Florissant Road MR. 8: MRS. ARTHUR KEMP 8: FAMILY MR. A. R. KOUPAL, 4519 Nadine Court DR. E. E. KING, 2915 Bellerive Drive Patrons MRS. HELEN KLUEMPERS, 4486 Bircher Blv. DR. G. W. KNAPP, 55 Bellerive Acres MR. 8: MRS. J. KREIS, 6728 Daiber Street MR. 8: MRS. ,J. A. LAMMERS THE LATIN CLUB MRS. JOHN LAWLER, 2036 DeSoto Ave. MR. 8: MRS. WILLIAM LAYTON GEORGE R. LENZ MARKET MR. 8: MRS. A. LIESE, 1539 Hornsby Ave. MR. 8: MRS. FRANK LONGO 8: FAMILY MRS. MCCULLEY, 6417 Pasadena RUSSEL MARSHALL, 932 Airport Rd. LOUIS MARTEN, 8727 Jennings Rd. MRS. C. J. MELLIES, 7741 Kimpbury MR. 8: MRS. WOODROW MEYER, 16274 Knapp BILL MUELLER, 205 N. Florissant Rd. MR. 8: MRS.E. W. MUELLER, 3340 Werden Dr. ANNE MURPHY, 6234 Dowler THE NAUGHTON FAMILY, 5625 Park Lane NATIONAL AUTO SUPPLY, 3850 Gravois MISS MARIE NETTLER, 4943 Tholozan NORMANDY FLORIST NORMANDY HARDWARE CO., 7524 Florissant Rd. NORTH WAY MARKET NORTHWEST DRUGS, 2900 Union DONALD F. O'CONNOR'S, 9741 Wendell Dr. DR. 8: MRS. H. E. O'KEEFFE MR. 8: MRS. J. J. O'KEEFE, 1621 Hornsby MR. 8: MRS. O'KEEFE, 4975 Theodore OLD MONROE KIDS PARADOWSKI FAMILY, 2724 Burd Ave. PARDUE MOTOR COMPANY, 5829 Easton Ave. PARKVIEW ELECTRIC CO., 735 Rosedale MR. 8: MRS. C. POE, 1087 St. Francais PINE LAWN FLORIST, 6211 Natural Bridge MR. 8: MRS. JOS. PRETTI, 4857 Woodstock QUALITY MOTORS, 10681 St. Charles Road CLARA QUINN, 1905 No. Warson Rd. MR. 8: MRS. PANTICELLO, 8736 Goodfellow THE REINSMIDT FAMILY, 1445 Thatcher ' MRS. FULTS 8: ROMA JO 10338 St. Henry 1 MRS. HY RICHTER, 422 Church St. ROSE RICHTER 273 So. Barat DR. M. ROSENBAUM, 3732 Jennings Rd. RUPPRECHT BROS. HTG. CO. MR. HENRY KOCH SAM GOELLNER, BEAUTY SALON SANDRO INC., 2527 Woodson Rd. O. F. SOUDERS, 2903 Ridgeview Dr. MR. 8: MRS. TED SHAFERS, 6735 Mathew MR. 8: MRS. A. F. SCHEER, 926 Westwold SCHICH-BOYD CLEANERS, 1449 McLaran R. J. SHIELDS FAMILY SCHMIDT BAKERIES, 7215 Natural Bridge MR. 8: MRS. JAMES E. SHELVY 4307 Oakridge CARLA SHOPPE, 7219 Natural Bridge MR. 8: MRS. SIMPSON, 8210 Audrain R. E. SPAETH, 8850 Alva GUS SPINAIO REAL ESTATE CO W. J. STEELE, 5385 Bermuda Dr. FRED TERBROCK, 2431 Hood Ave. GENE TIGHE THE STEINAUER FAMILY, 327 Wedge Drive MISS BONNIE STEVENS, 8805 Eager Road STUECKEN'S RESTAURANT, 121 Angelica St. MR. 8: MRS. R. A. TOULSTER, 314 Hawkesbury Dr. - MR. 8: MRS. JOSEPH C. URBAN 4448 Rosalie VIC'S SHOE REPAIR, 6216 Natural Bridge MR. H. J. WALDORF, 1351 Thatcher Dr. MR. CLEMENT WEBER, 3840 Marietta Dr. MR. 8: MRS. ANTHONY WEINGART, 4242 N. Euclid WEST FLORISSANT QUALITY CLEANERS BARBARA 8: MARY WIECK, 7956 Natural Bridge MR. 8: MRS. JOE WIECK, 7956 Natural Bridge MR. 8: MRS. CARL WIELMS, 3421a Juniata MRS. O. WINDMOELLER MR. 8: MRS. WIRTH, 1410 St. Bernadette MRS. C. J. ZIMMERMAN, 422 Church St. MR. 8: MRS. LEO ZYCH, 1209 Edgewater American Donut Co., 9843 St. Charles Rd. Automastic Sprinkler Corp. of America, Lindell Blvd. Baumgarth's Poultry, 8834 Natural Bridge B C Cleaners, 1516-18 Hodiamont, Phone EV 3-9082 Bel Nor Market, 8408 Natural Bridge Bel Nor Pharmacy, 8406 Natural Bridge, EV 1-9002 Bender-Schulz Motors Inc., 4664 So. Grand Blvd., VE 2-6789 BEST WAY-CLEANERS, Riverview Plaza, 2932 Marcus Av BEVERLY ANN, 2530 Woodson Road, HA 7-5125 Bill s Market, 9626 St. Charles Road Mr and Mrs. Blumentritt, 8424 Ardsley Dr. BRADFORD JEWELERS, 60 Northland Shopping Center, EV 2-1200. Milton T. Bueltermann, 1744 Grape Ave. Judge 8: Mrs. Michael J. Carroll, 9744 Midland CARSON-NATURAL BRIDGE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE, 3721 Carson Road. Carsonvill Cleaners, 8602 Natural Bridge Road Courtesy of F. W. Woolworth Co., 6140 Natural Bridge MR 8: MRS. R. CLINT, Riverview at McLaran Congratulations to the Class of '58 from Dr. and Mrs. H J. Stein. Compliments of Catherine's Beauty Shop, 9445 Page, HA 7-4512. Mr 8: Mrs. J. Chesnek, 8523 Riverview Blvd. CHIX Shop, 2538 Woodson Road, HA 7-3050 Cobak Tool 8: Mfg. Co., 2500 Montgomery St. Color Mart, 106 So. Florissant, Ferguson Colomal Beauty Shoppe - Mr. Ronald, Stylist Mr M E. Connelly, 7435 Overbrook Drive Ray Dehn Contractors, 9412 Cote Brilliant Cool Valley Dairy, 1200 So. Florissant, Ferguson Cordes Appliance 8: Furniture, Inc., 5253 Natural Bridge Mr 8: Mrs. W. G. Fienup, 4102 Carson Road Florissant Locket Plant, 598 North Florissant Road, Florissant, Mo. The Florissant Mortuary, 315 St. Francois St., Florissant, Floyd Heckel, Florist, Flowers for All Occasions, 1508 Hodiamont Ave., CO 1-6644. Flo - Jo - San - Shay - Trish Miss Mildred D. Foy, 74 Greendale Drive Francis Chevrolet, 9191 St. Charles Rock Road Franks Bi-Rite Market, 1661 McLaran Ave. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Frederich, Box 583, Creve Couer, Mo. Mr. 8: Mrs. John X. Freise, 3211 Maybelle Drive Charles J. Fuengeld Insurance Agency, Florissant, Mo., TE 7-0199. Gasen s Drug Store, Prescription Druggists, 8122 No. Broadway, EV 1-0019. Mr. Frank Gerwitz 8: Family, 8806 North Crest Lane Gettemeier Rlty. Co., 1735 So. Florissant Road, JA 2-0821 Mr. 8: Mrs. William G. Guerri, 3057 Bellerive Drive Mr.8: Mrs. Arthur Hanebrink, 119 Madonna Hathaway Paint and Hardware Co., Inc., 9307 Duenke Dr. Thomas Hinderson, 1060 St. Franiciars Mr. 8: Mrs. V. Henfling, 1388 Trampe Lane Mr. 8: Mrs. J. W. Hines, 920 Drummond Drive Mr. 8: Mrs. John H. Hoffman, 6711 Perry Ave. Holiday Shoes, 2540 Woodson Road Houlle Coal 8: Material Co., 6682 Easton Ave. Mr. Ralph Johnson, 7537 Marillac Drive Mr. 8: Mrs. Adolph Julius, 9007 Condor Dr. 8: Mrs. J . A. Kennelley, 7038 Nashville Jos. H. Knoll Clg. Co., 5240 N. Euclid Mo. Patrons Mr. 8: Mrs. F. Kercheval, 530 North Hills Drive Mr. 8: Mrs. George Knittel, 19 So. Elizabeth Mr. 8: Mrs. G. J. Kreikemeier, 8238 Glen Echo Drive Dr. J. Loveman, 10254 St. Charles Rock Road Lowe 8: Campbell Athletic Goods The McKenzies, 7246 St. Andrew's Road The Malpocher Family, 10251 Capitol Drive Mr. 8: Mrs. J. O. Martin, 3061 Bellerive Drive Maste Aluminum Corp., 6127 Natural Bridge Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Matusiak, 1732 North 20th St. Dr. 8: Mrs. B. A. Merritt, 3043 Andover Michael's Tailor Shop, 5746 W. Florissant Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Moellering, 790 Jefferson Mr. 8: Mrs. C. B. Moliton, 5948 Park Lane Mr. 8: Mrs. J. L. Monahan, 6325 Southwood Ave. Mr. 8: Mrs. Gino Miller, 7801 Skyview Drive Mr. 8: Mrs. T. J . Murphy, 5344 Colton Drive Our best to daughter Noreen from Mother 8: Dad Oil Management Inc., 1948 Railway Exchange Bldg., St. Louis 1, Mo., CH 1-8345. O'Leary-McLintock Motors, Inc., 6300 Wells Ave., EV 1-9850. Pasadena Cleaners, 7518 Florissant Road, CO 1-1120 Pine Lawn Cleaners, 6131 Natural Bridge, EV 1-4505 Mr. 8: Mrs. F. Pohlmann, 10111 Green Valley Drive P. A. Moellering - Building Contractor - 385 Maple Dr., UN 4-4644. Rader Motor Co., General Repairing, 15 Adams Ave., Nite, UN 7-1222, JA 2-0504. Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Rancilio, 3804 Colonial Ave. Come to Ray's, 2521 Woodson Rd., Preteen's Clothes, Women's Fine Dresses 8: Millinery. Mr. 8: Mrs. Alors Schneiderhahn, 5450 Pernod Mr. 8: Mrs. Henry T. Silliman, 8224 Garfield Slattery Realty Co., Inc., 7260 Natural Bridge Rt. Rev. Fred J. Sprenke, 7530 Natural Bridge Mr. 8: Mrs. Henry Stahl, 13 St. Michael Court St. Ann Carafiol Furniture Co., 10525 St. Charles Rock Rd. St. Francois Dept. Store, 1040 St. Francois, Florissant, Mo. St. Louis County Cleaning Co., 2406 Woodson Road, HA 9-4515. Stephan's Market, 3835 St. Ann's Lane, Normandy 21, Mo. Stewart's 8: Clem's Food Shop, 1915 Chambers Road Mr. 8: Mrs. J. V. Swarthout and Family, 8031 Packard Telscher Hardware, 11221 Natural Bridge Road, Bridgeton, Mo., PE 1-2203. Toby's Shoes, 6331 Delmar, 7929 Forsythe, Clayton Luella Unger, Real Estate - Insurance, 8219 North Broad- way, EV 5-6322. Vincent's Salon of Beauty, 7225 Natural Bridge Vogt Sporting Goods Co., 7221 Natural Bridge Road, Ev. 1-9966. Village Super Tom Boy Market, 832 Airport Road Dr. 8: Mrs. James P. Cour, 1631 Bopp Road Cullen and Kelly, Funeral Directors, 7267 Natural Bridge John Cuneo, 2219 Atwater Drive Mr. and Mrs. James G. Dailey, 7620 Augusta Mr. Edmund H. Denning, 641 Chanslor, Ferguson 21, Mo. Dickie's Barber Shop, 724 So. Florissant E. A. Horstmeyer, Inc., 7246 Natural Bridge Rd. Edward's Auto Service, 9100 Midland Avenue, Overland 14 Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. F. Teiber, No. 17 Biritz Drive Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Ettling, 2125 Fairhaven Drive X Jackie, Gene, Barb, Terry, Dot, Penny, Rita, Moe, 8: Myrt. Time let me play and lie D Golden in the mercy of his means. Science Some reckon time by stars And some by hoursg My heart alone records My days and hours. Dylan Thomas Madison Julius Cawein , . 5.eV1 wr. 'T P L The dear, daft time l C S U l take to nudge the sentence. Dylan Thomas T. - . Bide for time who will C 'C SOC 'Q l0n for time will no men bide. John Skelton J J J J Words move, music moves only in time. Gl.ee J J T. s. Eliot J 4 .ffllnfh ' 41 . . ' K -' lt is the wisest who h grieve most at loss of time. Dante all 'kia ,D - Time tracks the sound of shape PT 1121,-fl and cloud, on rose and icicle the ringing handprint. Dylan Thomas afxlilff , . L I ' N T, I H ' T dxpil ' I Time must always ultimately teach. 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