St Josephs Academy - Patrins Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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FACULTY MOTHER ANNETTA, B.A., American Conservatory of Music, Chicago, Superior. SISTER MARY IOHN, M.S., University ot Chicago, Principal. REVEREND IEROME LUGER, Instructor in Religion. REVEREND FRANCIS CURTIN, Instructor in Religion. SISTER ANN TI-IOMASINE. B.A., College of St. Catherine. His- tory, Glee Club. SISTER AVILA, B.S. in Library Science, College ot St. Catherine, Librarian. SISTER BASIL. M.A., University ol Minnesota, History. SISTER CARLOS, B.M., American Conservatory ot Music, Chicago, M.M.1'.A., Directress of Music. SISTER CASSILDA, B.A., College ot St. Catherine, Art, Religion. SISTER CI-IRYSOSTOM, M.A., University ot Minnesota, Science. SISTER DE CI-IANTAI., Assistant Librarian. SISTER ELISE MARIE, M.A.. University ot Minnesota, English. SISTER HENRICA, M.A., University ot Minnesota, Registrar, Religion. SISTER IRMINA, B.A.. College ot St. Catherine, English. SISTER LAURENA, M.A., Columbia University, Commercial. SISTER MADELINE, M.A., Columbia University, History. SISTER MAR . B.A., College ot St. Catherine, Mathematics, Religion. - W ' SISTER MARION, M.A., Columbia University, Enqlish, Relzgion. SISTER MARIE RICHARD, M.S., University ot Minnesota, Home Economics. SISTER MARY ALBERT, Teacher's Certificate, St. Ag-ztha's Conservatory, Music. SISTER MARY ALOYSIUS, M.A., University ot Chicago, Mathe- matics. SISTER MARY EUGENE, M.A., University ot Minnesota, Biology. SISTER MARY IAMES, B.A., College ol St. Catherine, English, Religion. SISTER ROSE ELIZABETH, M.A., University of Minnesota, Ger- man, Religion. SISTER RUTH MARIE, Teacher's Diploma, St. loseph's Academy, Music. SISTER ST. TERESA, B.A., College ol St. Catherine, French. SISTER SYLVANIA, B.A.. College ot St. Catherine, History. SISTER TERESA JOSEPH. B.A., College of St. Catherine. M.M. T.A., Music. SISTER VINCENT DE PAUL, M.A., University oi Minnesota, Latin. MISS LUCILE GREINER. B.S., University of Minnesota, Physical Training. MISS DOROTHY HELMER, B.A., College ot St. Catherine, Com- mercial. MISS HARRIET IACKSON, B.A., College of St. Catherine, Biology, History. MISS TERESA IUNGBAUER, B.S., College ot St. Catherine. Home Economics. MISS MARY KELLETT, B.L.l., Emerson School ot Expression, Expression. MRS. IOHN SMITH, B.S., College oi St. Catherine, Mathematics, English. MISS MAUREEN TIERNEY, B.A., College ot St. Catherine, Social Problems. MR. LEONARD SMITH, International School ot Music, London, Choral.

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f 1, X X Q wxwff 4-5 S -1- '-W X X 1 1' f ,f l F 'XX Kg., g, X it gx lx THE GUARDIAN ANGELS The learning we acquire in our school life is our guide for the future years. Thus it is fitting that the Senior section of Patrins should be dedicated to the Guardian Angels. We may choose our own patron saintv but the right of appointing a guardian angel to each individual soul is reserved to God. You may be sure that the guardian angels are powerfully pro- tective and constantly watchful since they have a solemn duty to God to strive to bring each soul Home. One of the most important services these holy angels render is the offering of our prayers and good works to God. In his dream, Iacob saw the angels ascending the ladder to Heaven to bring prayers to God and descending with the answers. It is of special benefit that the angels act as our messengers, personal representatives, to the great Court of Heaven: they unite their prayers with ours, thus making our petitions more efficacious. Even after death our guardian angels do not leave us. The most glorious triumph possible for them is the conducting of our soul to Heaven. If at death the soul is not free of all guilt, the angel guardian will lead us to our Prison House and often visit us, bringing consolation. When the soul is completely purged of stain, he will conduct us to our heavenly Home, and all the angels will join him in his rejoicing. We owe endless devotion and reverence to our guardian angel for his invaluable assistance. We should respect and obey him always since the angel stands at all times in the presence of Almighty God. We may apply these words of God to ourselves: Behold, I will send my angel, who shall go before thee, and keep thee in thy journey, and bring thee into the place that I have prepared. Take notice of him and hear him, and do not think him one to be condemned. Dorothy Dalsen, '40. X l X