Rosati Kain High School - Occasional Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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Strictly Personal Pager Bxshop Charles Helmsmg IS rn Rorne lot 'he C'1D0l'llZ3IlO!'l of Pope Pxus X Nltws has yust broken that Xlonsxg r Leo Byrne has been appomted the 'm w auxnhary bxshop of St Lours When he SISICFS ot St lostph cf f arondelet elected tlaerr new superror tneral and council Slster Francesca 'vhrre tommercxal teacher t R K wts elected Bursar Lyeneral rn charge f the fmances ot the xast congreta won of some 4000 members O.. rtadtcous and luscrous strawbt V ort alxe was concocted bx the Foods L1 o thur Sst l 1 5 0-1- wen the students by a gratetul alum at when they showed the prcture State Farr ieaturmg eanne Cram Dana Andrews Dxck Has me and N nan Blame The semors drop a deep curtsv all the yumors who gaye them such an ongmal and loxely prom Decora uons Mary Theresa AuBuhcon Helen Broder Bernadme Bukowskr Dolores Bukowsl-tx Cecelra Ixellx Gerrr lxlem Gerry 'Vlass hat McDermott Terry Schrxeber Pat Turek ludy Wnllxams 'wlareella W rxght T bles and Refresh ments Io Ann Colombo Teresa Frmn lorrctta Nebulonx Nlary Ellen Schell man MSIQUCIYJ Troupe Brds and Proygrams Regma jones Ncrx spctxal thanks go to the Srsters of St loseph rn charge ot the p om Snster Anna Rrta Snster Francesca Nlane and Sus e Anna Vane Suster Anm Rrtas brother dned on he dat St Prus X was canomzed A Chrrstnan Brother Brother Lawrence 'laul taught at De I1 Salle I-hgh School St joseph Wirssourr He was burxed mn Glencoe Nlrssourn where he began hrs lrfe as a Chrtstnn Brother Nlay he rest m peace 0. FUTURE NURSES N Ns. is Rosatrkam opens her doors n xt September hospxtal doors xull tp n for 1 roup of R K semors Four Len gmduates or tht class of 195-l re planmng to do Gods work by helpmc., hrs srck to recover uha hlenck Nancy Hennessy Rose Xlarte Nlazzon Shrrley Purcelh .md Betty ORourkt wxll begm therr .zmms at St john s Hospttal School I 'Xursmg AllC9 Calcaterza and Nlary J Feld w rll tram under the superusron cf he Daughters of Chartty at De Paul Hospxtal Clara Barth wrll leaye for kansas Crty where she wnll work for her R X at St Xlarx s Hosprtal Extremely enthusxastrc Imogene B xrkt Shrrlex Shelton Wlaxnne Nlc Comto Elourse W rlllams Ophelra But er and Aqurlla Hlll hope to enter St ll x s lnfrrmary m St Louns nay ak your prayers that God 'nu bless them and Mary gurde them 1 l'e1r work for the suffermg Bern O Routkr -Xn lmbulance rushed Srster NI llolor S S N D to St john s Hosp1t1l S ter ms now home recuperatmg amrlla Nrglmo III A wrll go to xla ylmd to wxtntss her brothers l,l'JLlU.lIlOl'l trom 'Xnnapohs on une 4 I-le IS Second Lleutenant Vrctor Vlg mo 0. Nltry Ellen Txernex an R K fresh man was senouslw myured whrle o her w ax home from St Barbaras Church She was struck by an auto nobmlt at Hodnamo t and Page Immedrately she was rushed to St lohns HOSPlI1l where she recened trcrtn ent for .1 broken pelvrs 0. 1 s Promenade Mllxtarre rs a coveted honor among Cathohc hlgh school zrrls joan Burtelow was elected by the ,umors and semors to succeed Barbara Mudd as R Ks cho1ce Both attended a banquet for outgomg and mcommg ueen candrdates As usual Srster Nl Laurentra S S 'Sl D has had success wxth her art class In sarrous competttrons they hate won these awards Poppy Posters Frrst Prrze Carol Sremons, Second Prrze-Ewelyn Gual dom Thrrd Prrze josephme D1 Ltberto Cleanup Posters josephme DrLrberto-Honorable Mentxon Sprmg lluvr Festual Posters Thrrd Pr1ze-- Helen Horyath Honorable Nlentxon loscphlne D1L1lDert0 I K I l I - I l - - Q l. . l l U . . ' l A . . . . -. 1 , ' . - , , . t U . . . . . .. . ., J . . . , ' ' , ' sis A ' ' . y . . . , . , A I . ' l 7 1 3 v Y M . ,I y. - . . . . nt: ' ' , L V -' - - F . ,. . . 'v' w 4 s . r '. ' ' v ' ' ' J C . . . . l' . Q . 9 A- ' T 3 ur - ' ' -A-' H fi ' V D . , ' ' .1 - , K 'c . 1 1 - , KJ U ' ' lj - , V . , ' ' l fl, - - W , v .1 n 1 ' V v f 1 A--.V ,- f , - ---- iq e , Dv r Q , , +. y r - e . A 3 ' v 1 P. 1 - S -' Q ,ff f - , .- . ' I I A v V -rl c ' ' ' I' ' -' . 1.l.1ss s .J treat f r' all ' z er A ' - ' L. :her . A L- , - ' 1 Q . Q - ' . - In' I ' S , ' ' t Reward exceeding great Wag that . 7 V To be the C.B.C. representatwe at . I J N 3 A , ,, .Y ., .. . ,, . ,LTI ' I' - - A . . '. ' A , , , . ' 'S ' A .V 3 l l lf ' I , , V y Ii V. . . ' .- - A sa ' - J - l ' ' . ' tr A ' f' . ' ' X - - - - v 9 ' ,V Q1 N' ' L ' , , fy, A l ' ' ' . - . Q 1 , A 1, 0 . . Q . . I . l . to . . . 7 Y N - ,- Y V . ' ' ' ' l , ull. . . '. D . , ' A D , , . . V l . , . ' S. .1 . . 'l v 1 ,Vu 9 N v - - - '. . ' . ' r . . ' ' ' ' ' ' - A l ' ' - 1 , . n . 1 . , L . l y' , r . - ' N ., . A - i . ,. . . , , , . .. . , , - - 5 - : 5 . , . , Q , ' , ' . ' , , W n .Y 'Q A Y A R.. r V- . V . I . ' I- . . T ' .- 1 ' - D ' . - : ' , . - 1, , .4 T- . . . . . - I , . A 'Y I ' ' v I ' v ' . . -A y ' ' ' 3 ' -T y ' it ' R t r h - . . - . ' l - , Q p .

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School-Wide l W -L' l'age6 , f Rem? insrnv rrsr Not bad! Not bad at all, beams Dad as he scans his girl's fifth term report. These girls led their sections: lV A-Marjorie Koehr, 93.i'i-, Saint Matthewg IV B-Veva Jeanne Hampton, 96'i, Little Flower: IV C -Bernadette Kelly, 92.5 I , Our Lady of Good Counsel: IV D-Rosemary Galli, 94.395 . Ascension of Our Lord. lll A-Dolores XVilliams, 92 2. St. Nicholas, III B-Carol McCormick, 'l4.5 I, St. Liboriu'-1: III B-Jeannette PARIS' OR' PHREE? Sister De Chantalls class gave a formal tea for parents, faculty, and other guests of the students on june 6. Highlights of the day were the pre- utntation of a play about high school girls visiting France where they attend an fashion show, and the singing of French songs like I Love Paris, and That's What Makes Paris Pareef' The play was written by a junior, Therese Finan. After the entertainment, the guests were served punch, and French pastry. -JACKIE HORACR Richey, 94.52, St. Cronan'sg III C- Therese Finan, 92.192, St. Margaret'sg III D-Barbara Farina, 93f2, St. Am- brose, III E-Joan Grimm 92.8'?, Saint Anthony. II A-Rosemary Cira 95.452, St. Catherineg II B - Barbara Peters, 96.8f.5 , St. Aloysius II C-Dorfis Mc- Girl, 94.4'J, St. Leog II D-Arlene Brockelman, 94.292, St. Liborius. IA-Betty Berg, 93.852 , St.Cronang I B-Janet Wright, 91.892, St. Peter Claverg I C-Mary Beth Berra, 93.892 , St. Ambrose: I D-Geraldine Eskimo, 8992, St. Malachy'sg I E-Patricia Pope, 93'2, St. Cronan. -NIARGARET FRrc.o 101. SYMPATHY On March 50, the freshmen of Sec- tion B formed a guard of honor at the funeral of one of their classmates, Virginia Szwabo. Virginia came to Rosati Kain from St. Augustine's Grade School. Up until the time of her illness she was very active at R.K. having joined the Freshmen Glee Club, and the Fighting 69th, she had also, become an auxiliary -member of the Queen of the Angels' Praesidium of the Legion of Mary. That Virginia had endeared herself to her classmates was evidenced by the many visits they made to the hospital and to her home, and the many cards and letters sent to her. Although she suffered intensely, she never lost her cheerful disposition. Our deepest sympathy is offered to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. joseph Szwabo. DOVTN BT 'rut 'MISSBSIFPI Friday, May 14th, was a memorable day for the seniors. They were the honored guests at Carondelet, the mother house of the Sisters of St. kloseph. After being shown around the grounds, where they met some of the novices, :ill assembled for Bene- diction. As each girl entered the chapel she was given a small miraculous medal. The chapel, a beautiful ex- ample of Romanesque architecture, contains the largest collection of relics in North America, having five entire bodies and many smaller relics. After Benediction the girls were invited into the old French courtyard where they enjoyed soda and doughnuts served by the nuns. The seniors were later allowed to visit with the Rosati- Kain postulants and novices. . - Rl! Gaily-decked cars and busses en- route to Ripa May 19th, ploughed through a torrential rain. After a warm welcome at the mother house of the School Sisters of Notre Dame, the seniors attended Benediction and heard a touching talk from their friend, Father McNicholas. After a tour of the convent the girls found at their places in the cafeteria a small statue of the Blessed Mother. The candidates served sun- daes, chocolate cake, and cokes. -BARBARA WALZ. RK'S LITTLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA F.rs1l'i0lin -Dolores Fields, Concert Mistress: Eloise Robinson. Alice Evans. lYilli2imS. Barbara Puricelli, Louise Torno, Clarinet -Kattie lYilliams, Barbara Paxvlack. Joyce Nichols, Marietta Boyer. Oboe -Marlene Callahan, Rose Ann Chichizola. w,-mid lfiplm-llolores VVillianis. Shirley Clark. Carole Bassoon -Pat Murphy. Robinson, Maxine McConico, Ophelia Butler, French Horn-Bernice Walker, Margaret Bottini. Shirley Thompson, Sandra Newhouse. Trumpet -Shirley Self. Viola --losepliine Grasmuck. Shirley Griffeth. Trombone -Barbara Vl'alz. fella -Carole Berra. Pat The-fibald, Telitha Boyd, Perrusslon -Regina Jones. Sharon Kelly, Annie Hodges. Crvndurfnr -Mr. Adrian Bover Flute -Mary Ellen Polson, Olverne Holloway, Betty Conductor: MR. .ADRIAN BUYER

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Pages Generally Speakrng Mr Ameflcg 5,35 Women gener ally speakrng are generally speakmg YOU DONT SAY' In an Easter Parade all therr own the sprffy R K senu rs and therr moth crs returned from exght oclock Mass at the Cathedral to a Communron breakfast at R K Sunday May 2 The yunror mothers seryed whrle the grrls therr mothers and the Srs ters enjoyed the food and gab fest Offrcers of the PTA who spon sored thrs and so many other projects for the school M ss Regrna Sexton coach and the class presrdent wrth her mother were seated at the speakers tab e Father Fred Ebbleman SJ Bo ton phrlosophy professor at St Lours Lnrversrty rn an address to the moth ers and daughters stressed the pomt that the men are as good as the women make them lcayrng hr lrsteners vyrth a sense of happy responsrbrlrtv When the breakfast was frnrshed the mothers and daughters went home to the lonesome dad vyrth tales of SUE KRAMER STIIRLETS SHINE Xery srcly rndeed vyas the poor World fMary Ellen Schaeferj vyrth shootmg parns rn Irs Korea and red spots on hrs Lnrtetl States lNo one could help hrm no Doctor Scrence Olary Lou Snelll N rs Culture fSher ron Carroll nor Vlrss Pleasure Olary Beth Berraj Only the relrgrous ad yrce of a nun fKathleen Cumrnesl got hrm on hrs feet Clever lrnes and th cleyer actrn of the freshmen drrectcd by Srster Le Clerc SSN D made the playlet Thrs Is Your Horr by Srster NI Francrta RSNI a huge success Brrngrng thrs yocar on vyeek program to a close the Yerse Speal-.ers recrted You Ask Nle XX hy I Gaye Nly Heart to Chrrst and Kathryn Grrmm clram atrzed Im the Nlother of a Nun Grimm S'rEyy an Ce yyhrz RR got a Goo deal She go a 1 those blanks rn vyrth any thrng trom first place to a medal to a trophy Thats about the may those pornts mounted up rn the last C I S L Tour ney to brrng the frnal total for the three tournaments to a yery neat figure The best answer for that frrst blank rs R Ks got a terrrfrc coach Be fore. any speech tournament you vyrll find Srster Mary Jeannrne vyorkrng hard rn her lrttle theater Room 28 lNot only does she coach and drrect her gurls to success but she nurses them through each tournament day vyrth a purse full of candv bars prayer books and Holy Ghost medals I s crnch to wm Of course Srster could not haye spent the trme that she drd rf rt were not for Srster Le Clerc who very successfully helped prepare four of the twelye contestants Now for the record The second tournament saw Rosatr Kam plavrng host to thrrteen schools wrth Srster Jeannrne Srster Trmothy and Srster Sw of the twelve R K speakers made the finals Lookmg oy er the tally sheets of the last tournament one frnds frye famrlrar R K names rn the frnalrst columns Gerry Stewart placed first Ilse Puetz and Peggy Georgevrtch each recerved thrrd place rrbbons Pat Moore got 1 fifth and Terry Schrcrber a seventh After all the accumulated pornts of the three tournaments had been to taled rt was found that St Lours U Hrgh placed first St Elrzabeth sec ond and R K thrrd Two mor trophres wrll be added to R K s speech collectron They wrll be avy arded for placrng second rn Interpretatron and tlurd rn Oratory Gerry Stew art won a hrgh score for her senous rnterpretatrons Lady Mac beth and a selectro 1 from Prlate and the Cross Phonetrc Punctuatron was the sound effect speech whrch won Ilse Puetz her thrrd place medal The results show a successful year but not wrthout help of those sung heroes the one pomt mrssers and the old farthfuls They along wrth many others deserve thanks In stead Srster Jeannrnc and the con testants wrsh to turn to the statue of the Blessed Mother and return to her and the Holy Ghost all the honors ney er farlrng gurdance and ard Ir.sr-: Pterv THE VERSE SPEIIKING CHOIR Srster eannrnes Verse Speakrnglklrss Pat Grayes the chorr retrttd 1 Chorr vyas the first to partrcrpate rnselectron entrtled And lNo On the annual Folk Festry al held at KrelAsked Audrtorrum Und r the drrectron ot GUIDANCE HND THE HOME The Aprrl PTA meetrng held the Alumnae Hall yy as of reat ben frt to the parents Father Byrne rn hrs talk Gzlldant and the Home consrdered youths most perplexrng problems sew decx sron on yotatron lack of understand mg lack of socral opportunrtres and school drffrcultres After shovyrn youths reactrons nt pornted out th best prrncrples for solyxng these proo tms Povy erfully done The Chrrstophe moyre All Gods Cblldmn conyrnceo the parents of the yalue of 00d J li rn the vyorld today o THE YOUNG IIT HEART XX ho should be seen gorng out on a prcnrc Ascensron Thursday bu the faculty' Off they vyent to Pacrtrc Nlrs vyher the rncomparable alumnae er then .1 pleasant rclrxrnz day -1-o rs only too true tha grr r ea rs often shattered s vyrrter Nlore often he r pu t brol - l F- I - - I I - l j - - I 0 - I U I - - - - , I . . - v .. . 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