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

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News Revuew Page 5 Rings On Theur Fungers lluesseel un tlu uu duessuest dresses IDL I 'flu' Homhr Nou' thug' mme perkun, ssutlu possessuse prlde the sen uors teeteued dovsn the h1lls un three uneu spukes stsung to tht ssude eseel s un unufo 1 L o k1es ouu ungs' lt ss IS Rung Das at lx A ' Tl1e uuns, Ceremony vs IS held un the audutoruum where eaeh of the gurls ssas untrodueed bv senuor class presudent Niallue Thompson 1nd suce presndent Sue Leopold to Hus Excellency Bushop Cl11rles Helmsung fleulty 1nd the students Wuth great gusto the gurls snug the sehool som, News A toms ' Breezung un on a surpruse s1sut Father Conroy natuonal dureetor of the Fughtung 69th praused the R R unut for xts actuve program He told of the spread of the organuzatuon un Latun Ameruc1 and among the USA sers uce men The gurls eould do mucl1 good he saud by enclosung Fughtung 69th luterlture un theur letters to theur relutuses und fruends un the armed ' Esery room made oser uts S100 QUOCI for the Madru Gras Suster NI Erue S S N D 'und her IC s ss ere furst th vls S3 Suster NI deChantal C S und the ID s ssere second wuth S196 45 ' MeBrude entertuuned RKS lust PTA meetmg vsuth thelr one act plas A Nlessage from Khufu An lzgyptum S1100 years dead got hus resenge on the archaeologucal dus turbers of hus peace George Gutto Stan Puekarsku John Apollo and Fran cus Fassua In a socusul hour suftervs ards thes reused to dance wuth theur fem unune udmurers O.., ' Holy COIIIIIIIHIIUII I3 flu sboulusf mul suns! nay fo H dllll There aue others unnoeenee for IIISIIDCL but that us tou luttle ch1ldren penunee but sse 11e ufruuel of tt 1 generous endur anee of the truals of lfe but ss hen they tpproueh us sse sseep and pray to be delus ered Once for ull belos ed chul dren the surest easuest shortest ss uy us bs the Hols l'Luel11uust IIILS X duced Nls fruend and sours Bushop Helmsuns., Hus Fxcellenes gase an untorgettuble talk on the rxng sug nutueanee He expl11ned that the bushop s rung ss mboluzes fudelxty to Cvod mel ehuxeh the sseddung rlng fudeluts to one another 1nd th eluss rmg fudeluts to school Aftex the assemblss suuugung of Ilotbzr Beloutd Father Arthur Peet ssas eelebrant at Bened1ctuon of the Blessed Saerament As the rest of the students returned to theur elasses the senuors ssent to the Alumnae Room for 1 reeeptuon 1t ssh1ch Bushop Helm sung ss IS the honored guest Iosepu D1 Lmeuuo BELLES ON THEIR TOES Rosatu Kaun mtght not hase a dance sery often but vshen she does ut goes os er bug' A large crovsd danced to the tune ot Htrsey Kunsers ten puece ouehestra February 10 un the R K gsm It vs us 1 real muxer thanks to I1the1 Peet und hus boys the Bunns I-Iop und the Hokey Pokey The turn toss 1 u ds Nlary s tlosser decked shrune und the sungung of Ilofbu B lozutl ss ere PIFIILUIIFIX umpressuse Rosrsisuut NI szzou 1 IIIFOR THE BIRDS Ill DEB Young gurl ssuth brude 1de1s I don t knoss hoss popular Nlamue s haurdo ssull beeome but a lot of m n seem to be ss elrung the Ike huurdo Cuts ssho guse adsuee to otheus Cro to puoms ssuth theur ossn brotlueus C use some motorusts IH uneh und thes ll tuke 1 tender Nossadass the onls sugn ot toul url s 1 us an engageuuuent run THE CREAM Cream has 1 ssas of eomung to the top Ihese students rose to the top ot theuu cl1sses Mlruouue Ixoehu 93 SQL, Stunt Matthew, IV B Xesa Jeanne Humpton 95 8' Little Ilosser IV C Bernadette Kells 9: Our Lady of Cooel Counsel IV D Suzanne Ku 111101 94 9' St I ouus Cathedral III A Sally Cummungs 91' Luttle I loss er III B Margery Mooxe 94 5 Saunt Bernard III C, Terese Funm 93 6', Saunt Margaret III D B1rbar1 Iaruna 90 821 Saunt Am brose III E Mary Ann Inreblug 93 7'V Sacred Heart II A Carol Boedeker 95 2', Saunt luboruus Il B Barbara Peters 95'V Saunt Alossuus II C Dorus VIeGurl 93 6', Saunt Leo II D Arlene Brockelman 93 7' Saunt Luboruus I A Rosemary Russell and Maureen Vlurphs 91 8 V Saunt Edss ard s II B Catherune Schaper 93 4'V Saunt: Edwards III C Carolyn Razunu 94 8'V Samt Ambrose II D Irene Vimzer 89 2', Holy Angels, II E PIIYICI1 Pope 92 2' Saunt Cronm 01... Keep to the rught of the halls Sulence durung the ehange of class That ssull be ten cents you re eatung efundy 1gaun luue vse keep to the u1ght of the hulls Vs e luke to ss alk 1 eountry mule to get to the next elxss Exercxse us good for ull grosvung chuldren Of eourse sse keep sulenee durung thus huke After recutung Shakespeares ISO sonnets or the Constututuon of the U S straught for torts fuve munutes our tongues need a rest We decuded thus us the only tume sse could get ut un To be sure the senuors and yunuors do not run out of food the svseet sophomores and fruendls freshmen thunk so hughly of them that un the eafeteru1 thes stand 1nd form an honou guard for the upperelxssmen of the school To keep the muss1ons ruch sse are hughls prusuleged to eat candy and ehess um for the loss loss pruee of ten eents a chess and lusten for thus s tr onls 1 tree guft bs the f1eulty of ten pounts oft un conduct XX here eould sou lose n1ore flf sou know eep ut 1 seeretl Guuuu HLIRER - I I -nu nu 1 l , f I I --IAIII-- i 0 0 0 ,, V .V V . 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Prge 4 News REVIEW I have the glertest 1LllI1ll.1IlOl1 for our flghtrng men 1nd especrallx for our soldlers of Chlrst the l11lSSl0ILlI'1CS men lrke Brshop I ord reeently mar tvred IH Chlna lhere lre more mar ty rs rn these last ten years than rn the three hundred xerrs of Roman persecu tron, he told hrs CIIIIJITLCLI rudrence Ile eoncluded xxrth 1 rousrng eommand for each Catholre there to go out 1nd xx ln the xxorld for Chrlst Arehbrshop Rltter, gloxxrng xxrth happrness, commented on the povx er of Blshop Carroll s speech IIIh1s IS a blg d1x rn my lrfe 1nd also rn xour lrfe, hrs Fxcellency S.11Ll Preserxe our gams 1nd push farther to nexxer 1nd better rlonrlers C AROL BERRA II LEI FROM HAWAII elueted bx the Srsters of St Joseph has relopted one of thelr HJWSIIRH mls SIOIIS IITL folloxxlng letter xxas re eelx eel from Srster Teresa Bernard, L5 xx ho spent sexelal days here at I1 t lune before lerxlng or IH Hour XKOIILILIIILII bow of lelrgrous rltleles ernle thrs xxeek It must haxe n1e1nt lnueh xxork on your part, and I xxrsh ereh of you eould be here to see the hrpplness If xxlll brrng You lre dorng 1 real mrssronary work, and IL rs surely IPPFCCIJICCI, belrexe me But lboxe 1ll may I beg for 1 darly lenlenrbranee of say just one Hall Nlary, for our yxork here' Here at St osephs x hrxe oyer 600 pllblll, sehool ehrldren xvho eome for cate ehrsm In rdelrtron, we teaeh ox er 200 rn the xrrrous l'I1llIf'II'y FCSCFWQIIOHS lhlt ln leldltlon to the W IIIIIIIIIIO Home for the Ieeble Mlnded and the Iepcrs If Hale NIOIIIILI Hosprtal glx es xou some lelea of the number of souls Ll11t depend on the ILILIIIIIS, of the xls ers llikl the pllxer of xou ood IIIISSIUIIIIILS on the nlalnlrnel l lxlexxll 0, CATHOLIC COLLEGE' WHY? Beeause of the IIIIILIIHLSS of the sub leet and the chlttlness of the speaker the senlors got some adxlee they really enloxed I lther John By rnes, guldanee extpert wxhlle .rdmlttlng eertaln ad xantages of secular eolleges, stressed the more decrded adxantage of Catho llc phrlosophy In support of hrs argu ment he read a letter from a young Jesurt, Ax ery Dulles, the son of john Foster Dulles, Secretary of State It rs generally UHVVISC, rn my opln ron, to force a man to go to a Catholrc Jesult SGIIYIZGS MedIOCflf Ixeep It sad keep rt Sllhple keep It sexx IIIh1t sald lather Dexlne S of St Louls UDlxCfS1ty Hlgh rn hrs Crtholre Book W'eek tllk IS the mod ern f0II'i1Llll for sellln, 1 son I-Ie qhql lenged xouth to keep 1 Sflll hr fgee rn thrs uproarrouslx funny yet tragrc rtmosphere rn yxhreh xou are grovxrng p LIUIPOOIIII1, ee tam rdxertrslng I-ather qurpped How can one haxe a drte v1 rthout chlorophx ll? The only mortrl srn tod 1y rs to haxe BO Gales o lrrlghter sxxept through t e IUCIILOIIUITI In 1 SCFIOUS xeln he rsked Hoxx 1re xou olng to flnel the Latholle rttltude' Hoxx rre you golng to de xelop the Chrlstran personallty ln an lge xx I'llLlI glorlfles beauty brllns, and br1wn9 Through books It IS through readlng that vue dexelop rntellrgence, matulltx 1nd the Lhrrstnn personal rty It IS through lerdrng that we flnd our purpose as young ClIhOIlLS and the truth to help us rehlexe thrs purpose Captlx ated by hrs xxords hrs rn folrnallty, and the puneh of hrs mes srge the students lrstened rntently What IS xxrong xxrth golng hrgh broxx 3' Father questroned almost as rf he xxere lnxrtlng debate on the subject Wrth only a few years to dexelop a PLISOIIIIIIW, vxhy not glVC ll the best9 Are we 'llvx ays golng to follow the cult of the IHLLIIOLFC thlnklne, 11111: wlll people SIX I-Ie rrdleuled the old ery, I haxent got tlme to read tll11e he lnsrsted Nhke Chueklrng he remarked to hrs glrl tl1em rn 1d Rosl xmler GALII eolleee If he goes there resentfullx he xxrll reap but llrrle PIOIIK sud xoung Dulles eonxerted vxhrlc Il Harx ard But rf he takes an honest look rt the frets I can hardly see hovx elther he or hrs parents can prefer thrt he should FCCCIXC .1 secular educatron I-Ie prox ed that the eonfused outlook resultrng from confused professors, the possrble loss of farth and morals by certaln re CILIIFLCI reaellns, rssoelatron Wlfll non rellglous eolnprnlons are dlstlnct dls rdxantages for undergraduates Ill'l3l'ILl1llX and eulturally, lf rs WISLI' to lttend 1 St Louls eollege than an out of toxx n eollege, Father S31d, pornt mg out the strong pornts of St Louls U , Iontbonne, 'xlrrvxrlle and Webster eolleges GERRY TYNER - Y I ,I ' u , 'e . 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aa.. is AT THE MARDI GRAS Transformed into a section of Old New Orleans at Matlri-Gras time the R-K gym was the scene of the annual festival on Saturday, February 27. This is always an Alumnae project! Large grotesque heads of papier maehe hung from the rafters among festoons of serpentines and balloons lending a note of the carnival spirit. A typical carnival crowd milled around the booths, named for famous places in New Orleans, and through the aisles, named for famous streets. Hilarious games brought the winners suitable prizes. Bags of groceries were given at O'Dwyers,' under the chairmanship of Miss Dorothy Dorseyg Elmer,s,' famous New Orleans candies were sold by Miss Marilyn Pet7old and Miss Loretta Bange. A baby-doll with a complete layette and hundreds of other dolls w ere given away at the doll booth under the direction of Miss Marlene Knudson and Miss lfugene XY'robel who were dressed as Southern belles. Other booths of interest and their chairmen were: Cotton l'iclsens - Miss Shirley l.ister New Orleans l'ost Office - Miss Trudy liouglierty lfish Pond -- Miss Gertrude Antoni Morning Calla' ldoughnuts and coffeei -- Miss Mary Kelly Pirates Alley iportraits in silhouettej 4 Miss llelen liarton and Miss Mary Blanche McNicholas l,e Tablier de Magazineu tapronsj -- Miss loan Miller Court of Two Sisters lwinej - Miss Mary Agnes Berra The liour Seasons icalsesi - Miss Pat De Watt and Mrs. Connie Kohler Special Awards: 5-speed radio-phonograph, 11 piece Revere set. ceramic clock - Miss Marie Ross and bliss Ann Doyle Cloak Room - Miss Grace Bai-talotm One of the main attractions was the delicious beef and ham dinner seri ed by Mrs, .Iohn lleidenry and her committee from 4 until 9 p. m. The cafeteria was transformed into a yertible French Quarter restaurant with red and white tablecloths, and on each table was an -.tinpty wine cash with variegated candle W T TR GGING Dincin, on t oxei the I11XIl'lC.l be unforgettable Alumnae Prom dttt being in hour into his house to Radar's orchestra? Irish songs? The Wzllsfn lzvins, the liottle. Miss Yianifrctl Rodgers was tlinner. and students of the school helped serx e. .Xt interxals during the evening. the students under the direction of Sister M. 'sister 'xladeline Sophie, C.S.,l. The highlight of the evening was the Marie Mercurio, senior. as the lestisal Master of Ceremonies and Mrs. Olivia X candidates for Queen were Miss Terry Stengel, sophomoreg and Miss Ericlta Puetz, l her maids were escorted to the court by their Court was formed by seniors dressed in ' by garlands of flowers. Materials and workmen for constructing Mrs. joseph Kelly. Mrs. john R. Kelly and as co-chairmen ofthe lfestiyal. I