St Anthony of Padua High School - Paduan Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 Jacu Sister Mary Bertrand ........................... Principal, Religion Sister Adrienne ................................................ Piano Sister Anita Marie ............................. Registrar, Secretary Sister Catherine ............. Religion, Algebra, Business Arithmetic Sister Chrysostom .................. Religion, Chemistry, Physiology Sister Dorina ................-............................. Librarian Sister Ellen Catherine............Religion, Social Problems, English Sister Helen Francis................................ Religion, History Sister Judith ....................................... Religion, Art Sister Julie ................................... English, Journalism Sister Marie Aurea ................................. Religion, French Sister Maura ............. Speech, English, Christian Family Living Sister Odile......... American History, Geometry, World Geography Sister St. Rita.................................Shorthand, Typing Mr. Jean Dargis......-.....................Choral, Glee Club, Larin Mrs. Mary McDonald.................... History, Economic Geography Mrs. Beatrice McGuire............................Sewing, Homemaking Miss Joanne Schuler...................................Biology, English Mrs. Harriet Siegler............................ Physical Education

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MR'' {, s S' THE REVEREND DONALD SALT Assistant Priest and Religion Teacher

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SCHOOL SONG Where everybody wears a smile Where everyone is gay, Where there is progress ail the while, We learn new things each day. Where hearts are bound in friendship true To last throughout the years, Where joys are many, cares arc few, All troubles disappear. Hail to thee, St. Anthony! We pledge our loyalty. Though days be long We’ll sing this song, St. Anthony, to thee. Hail, to thee, our hearts are free Give homage to thy name. We'll sing the praise of happy days And journey on to fame. OUR SHIELD We proudly sing our school song at every assembly and hush the cheering crowd at basketball games when we respectfully stand to sing Hail to Thee St. Anthony.” Our shield inspires loyalty to our Catholic heritage by depicting the falls named Sr. Anthony by Catholic pioneers. It also tells us of the origin and struggle even to martyrdom of the Sisters of St. Joseph. The wording on the shield expresses the goal of Catholic education, knowledge and virtue. The school colors, blue and white, the colors of Our Lady, are passed on by the president of each graduating class to her successor. The blue symbolizes loyalty, the white, purity. We have three symbols our song, our shield, and our colors to inspire us to strive, not only during our school days but all through life, for loyalty and sinlessness.