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

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When formals lloxxers and dates becom the subject of all eonlersatlons at school then ewerwone knoxxs that the unlor Qenlor Ball sponsored hy the Xlothers Cxluh IS lust a fexx daxs axxax The JUUIOFS anxlouslx look lorxx ard to thls Ball l or some perhaps If IS thelr hrst formal dance for others althouffh not thelr hrst If IS thelr most excltlnfr lo us as 9 lt comes as a sad remlnder that thls IS our last hl fh schoo I'llOI'S l tl ante Hoxxex tr our sadness IS n at too ex ltlent on thls XXOl'lLlCI'lLll exenlnfl nor does lt ln the least mal tht happx o Caslon gxm IS tlanslormed lnto a ldlIXldl'lLl llolxtls and colollul streamers enhance the gax atmos 119-f -..-xl' X 9 l1kXKl lxs XRTHX j Hlaxkl X Xl ll x xlxx J C xlalzlscll RI llxxxl lxm LIVILIIJIILLVIlLL11lflfXI11LII1LL at llflltlf Stnll r Hall lll'll0I' el'll0l ph re The soft stralns ol dance muslc drllt throuffh the gxm as llthe xounv hvures ln dellcate pastels glld oxer th dance lloor The grand march the queens court th tradltlonal erolxnlnff ol our queen th n the exenlnff of danelnff these h dUIllUl m norles lxlll alxxaxs llxe xllth us HX lexx lloxx ers pressed IH a hnk and a muth marked dance proffram are p rhaps the onlx xlslhle sfmxenlrs ol thls tl ll htlul excnlnf hut one thlnff that lxlll fl xel la l axxax some t ln that xxlll nextr lor rotten 19 tht lont marx ol thls nl t o r ast tllnte L lunlor Senlor Ball l'1 '-If

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Olzgfafy A ln Qeptemher as Lahourn opened fts doors to a record enrollment of students the Llhrarx Cluh llterallx rolled up lts sleex es and renexx ed the routlne of xxorl xx hnch has made our llhrarx t e qulet hu enjoxahle place that ll lhls xears memhers haxe carrled on the tx cellent tradftlon of hard xxorlx lnltlattd hx tht Ilhrarx Cluh of our hrst class lhe txxentx one memhers are lead hx three alert enerffetlc ofhcers xx ho control and co ordlnate the exactlnff act1x1t1es of the cluh The unsunff herolnes of the school are the unselhsh tfreless fnrls xx ho donate thelr tlme and enerffx to mal mg tht llhrarx of Lahourl a place xx hcrt one can alxxaxs he sure of a store of lxnoxxlcdffc and a constant fund of entertafnment Often txmes people fall to reallae the amount of xx orlx that must he done hx the staff fn order to mafntaln a llhrarx that ns up to late and xxell stocked Lone hours and exactlng dutles are requlred But some degree ol compcnsatfon ls afforded ln the soclal aspect of the cluh xx hlch IS capahlx handled hx the offlcers lhe 1n1t1a tlon of nexx members and a x alentxne partx xx ere the ex ents xx hlch he cluh sponsored durnnv th1s xear llxuc xr oxxsm Sttrtfarx Trtaxurtr Hulo Str tanlat r x XI lux lr xr 'xfost xmportant though the Llhrarx Clluh has opened the door to fathollcltx bx helplnff the students to appreciate good lnterature wr: x mx 1 SLTFIR Xl Lmxpx XI Bxkm . tndm' I 1 on Illlil X X RX I'r1,r N C bl ' h 1 , 'W -4 h e ' . t ' a f a I ' is L , , - 5 I . . . X ill- X n , Y ,bv , F, A X V , , U f V in U . - I., A . . T hu, ' Q. D . x N R ' 1 iq: r I w 1 A ' 1' '4' l.. . .:'4 g- ' ' ' , H' ' I.. l'-Illlwl .- . gf - -.-X m. f ' ' 'Y L' 'x - -L f . Xl.. mzmuf 3 J titlunl V ' ' . D . 4 - . , . ' I X ' H I ' ' y, 5, ' D St't1It'tf.!qfttt 'ghl' NS. j, 1.1 1 xl. Slczx TRI'.l.l,O, 'X Olilouxrxx. P lifumtl .xxlx .X CIR:-.rim Cf. CIR:-.1 o, Ci. Cil.r.x1rix1, R Xllixr-R C S11 'p .fl 'ghl' XI. XI . .I4.lUN. L. B.-xRt.:n'oxx'sr'1. Xl. DL sl. fi. llXN1ll mx l. ljll2l.I- .IIB ,, 4'

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At Christmas time. a replica of the little town of Bethlehem and the simple Nativity scene held the spotlight at school. Around the crib with the baby jesus were Nlary and joseph, the shepherds and the Wise Xlen. Directly above the crib shone the bright star of Bethlehem. Each afternoon during the week before CAri5fmad af ofagoure Christmas, strains of familiar hymns rang throughout the school. Silent Night ...i A deste Fidelis . . . It Came Upon A Midnight Clear . . . were only a few of the many Christmas hymns sung before the beautiful crib. Seniors, juniors. Sophomores and lfreshmen blended their voices together in singing hymns of adora- tion to the Infant jesus in the true spirit of Christmas. l write nltlurvrnilx I i l 1411 lu riglil. R.XlXIl,I1ll,f1.XXvXlI.lg,Rl1lilxX.Xl.XlllNl.Rl.l2b. li.xisx1,P.llii11llxls I I