Laboure High School - Laboure Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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KA Ord K With a song in their hearts and on their lips the members of the Choral Club under the skilled direction of Sister Winifred have generously contributed to many events of the school year. Since its organization in 1942 this group has been continually active. Starting the year out on a good note. the girls lifted their voices to invoke the Holy Ghost at a Mass celebrated at St. Philip Neri Church early in September. This year at Christmas the Club's per- formance was particularly good. lt delighted the holiday audience, lending to the evening an atmosphere suggestive of the heavenly carolers of two thousand years ago. Their last rendition of the year was on class night towards the end of May when they entertained the parents of the students and bade farewell to the Class of '47, Sister Winifred. Director. Front row, lcft to right: A. Horst, S. Kiefer. T Barrett VVilly D Kromnhugtr H Ptttrm in Nl Schneider B. Karniski. I Bertcl, ll. Hollhaus. C. Lindemann H 'I ischler M Ktil A lxcil A Shepard C Dalton R Nauman. G. Hcnkey, M. Scheffer, Ambersley I Clark Back row: D. lones. C Larkin. E. Miller, H. M McDonough McHal D Stol xrski M Burns B Hihschinn K. Wich, M. Sutter, A. M. Bunk, Auer. Tierer M A Hauser M Benson

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Left fo right Marcelli Colmblevuslu Kathleen Cox Ahce Albus Seated left o rzght D Sulllxan C Martln L Oldam B Ellert ot.-mdmq B S1lls l Hcnnekes Lv lVlussm1nn M Fltzgerild 134 ,7 .XQZAJILVLRQ L a b o u r 1 1gh School boasts of an actxve Alumnae proud to carrv her tradl tlons 1n thelr dally lxwes Although not yet one year old the Alumnae has man aged to crowd many actlvxtles III to thls short space of tlme Monthly meetmgs mductxon lnto the lnternatlonal Federa t n f Cathol c Alumnae a dmner dance fcr the Class of 47 a homecom 1 and a day f lecollectlon all tell of the splrlt of our flrst graduates S Durlnq the p a st year the staff of The AllC13 as Its advlser has encouraged par t1c1pat1on 1n student alfalrs prxnted he humorous d f school llfe and most 1m ortant of all has chronlcled doings of an actlve vude awake student body T IS same staff edlted thls our an nua Le 1 H- io o ' i W . 'ng. . o ' : 1 1 ' ' '. 1 . I 'L - . U rQ fa!! K ' Rays, with Sister A ' ' , ' r , si e o is f ' ' . p , nr ,N jf, 1 hu . . , l . .M A A l.

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ICM A. Miller, A. Schlesinger, B. YK3!'I11Skl, Albers, D. Mindak, B. Shinstock. P. Wgxlkcnhorst. B. Mossinghoff R. M. April, Hotner. S. tirucning, Doris Hawkins. D. Mossinghoff, Ziegler. G. Sutter. B. Sills. M. M Bannister. D. Dickson. Rau. M. Fitzgerald. Left to right: M. Fitzgerald, Doris Hawkins, Sister Clotilda. B. A, Sills, l 36 cgilowfenf gowncif The Student Council in its four years of existence has developed into an organization that actively participates in school government. Three officers from the Seniors and one repre- sentative from each class group are elected by the entire school to serve on the Council, They meet every Monday under the special guidance of Sister Clotilda. Ar the meeting the girls discuss the current problems brought from the classes by their representatives. Questions are asked, opinions given, and suggestions made, On the morning following the meeting the representatives give their classmates a resume of the Student Coun- cil meeting. It is here that the girls receive instructions, their questions are answered, and recommendations are put into execution. The Student Council. besides giving the girls the chance to participate in school govern- ment, tends to develop character and to foster a just pride in the school. ln addition to at- tempting to solve problems, the Student Coun- cil plans educational assemblies, encourages drives, conducts contests, and heads commit- tees for various activities during the school year.