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

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pafronefid 0 3400! SAINT! CAI lll'-Rl'Nl Lfxnounr THE MlRAcuLous MEDAL l5l Perhaps the most startlmg vet ont of the most welcome announcements of the year was that con cernrng the name of our school ofllclallv changed The reactlon of the student body was soontaneous and enthuslastlc The gurls real1zed that Laboure Hlqh School was a name not merelv dlstmctxve but truly Catholxc that nn St Catherme Laboure they were gnven a heavenly patron and a model easy of lmrtatrcn No extraordmary character1st1cs or achxewements marked the Seer of the Blessed Mother of the Mxraculous Medal Her hte of sxmple piety ardent devotxon to the poor tender chlldlnke devotlon of Mary Immaculate and a burnmg love for our Blessed Lord made her worthy to receive the mlsslon entrusted to her to dlsserrmate the Miraculous Medal and to spread devotxon to Mary concewed wrthout sm May St Catherme Laboure bring us her specnal proteqes closer to our Blessed Mother and through her to the Heart of our Lord .. 1 C Q rl v 3 , - JA' A . A . ' c I V ,W f -1 -. . f .,, . .. . , . ,t

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fa, 5 LOUISE OLDANI . jheme CATHERINE MARTI IN As sociate Editor DOROTHY SULLIVAN Feature Editor ELIZABETH EIFERT News Editor LORETTA HENNEKES Sports Editor MARCELLA FITZGERALD Managjing Editor GENEVIEVE MUSSMANN ELIZABETH SILLS Circulation Manager Snapshot Chairman The stirring words of our school song are an attempt to express that indefinable some- thing known as the spirit of Laboure High School, For four years this spirit has united us in mind and heart, identified us with Laboure, made us feel that we are Laboure. So, may the lines of our song, which symbolically unite the pages of our graduate division, serve as a magnet holding us close to our Alma Mater, to her inspiring influence and cherished ideals.

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MONSIGNOR ALFRED G. Tnosisox Superintendent Monsignor Thomson's responsibility' as superintendent of the Archdiocesan High School Association is indeed a heavy' one. The problems that confront him are weighty: his tasks burdensome and unending. yet with an undaunted courage and a wisdom truly' supernatural. Monsignor Thomson is accom- plishing the duty imposed upon him in a manner that attracts admiration from all. It is in great part due to his efforts that our high schools have attained and are maintaining the hiqh standards that enable them to train Cs iolic youth t ll tht is nobl t 1 t eyes of God and of man FATHER IOHN H MILLER Father Miller is not only the instructor of Religion in the Senior Class but he finds time in his extremely busy life to concern himself with all that is yital to Laboure Hiqr Qchool Father can be depended upon to render seryice at the slight st intimation vnnether it be t celebrate Holy Mass represent the Faculty at important meet ngs bless a Hag or me ely evince int res in our activitxes by his presen e at a play We are deeply grateful to Father lhliller for his loyal devotedness and zeal 6 FATHER Imnzs E HOFIIPH Assistant S ipermtuident Fither Hoflich has ably and unselfishly seconded Monsignor Thomson in a of is Dlans and projects His kindness and unfail niq interest in all that conceins 'he school and more particularly the students has vwon the esteem and grateful appreciation of the Catholic youth of St Louis May we learn from his example invaluable lessons of loyalty cooperation and deyotion to duty l . 1 . t 'atl ' o a a 1 es 'n he i , l A ' I A 4 Q I -4 . .' ' f' ' 'l . e . 'I , ' ll h' I. Q . ' . . . 1 V . Q , . C . y v. A . O . . . t ' R e p ' A -1 V L Y , . C t . K . . . . C . y , I ., , l