St Elizabeth Academy - Churingian Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1939 volume:

Afnllatecl wlth the Cathollc Unlversxty of Amerlca Washington D C and Wlth the Umverslty of Mlssourl Columbla Mo Member of the North Central Assoclatlon of Colleges and Secondary Schools Conducted by the SISTERS OF THE MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD O FALLON., MISSOURI , -.W A :V M14 , ,Wig . - 1, A, , , . . y . - 1 v 'G IBA in L01 All green and fan the Summer Iles us! budded from llle bud of Sprzng Hfzfh lender blue o ww! ul slgzcs And wlnds llzal aoflly sung Susan Coolzdgc Cmltents Dum 111 1 Scmor use life xr c xt or I or C-Elthfllilf flrlu 2 i ' f z1cL1ltj,' flagvs -N-z 1dACtivitiCs at 'wt I X L04 Sf Elzzabclh of Hungary Dedlcatlon HE pages of hlstorx are resplendent Wlth glOW1Dg reports of human achlevement advances ln science sculpture and art Stlrrmg accounts of herolc self lmmolatlon for the country s needs grip the stoutest hearts but brlghter and far more luminous are those chapters that retell the acme of human devotion consecratxon to Man s Creator Redeemer and Sanctlfler Such was the llfe of St Ellzabeth the patroness of our Acad emy She was the daughter of Alexander II Krug of Hungary At the age of four she was sent to Wartburg ln Thurlngla to be educated as the bride of Ludwlg Count of Thurlngla and Hesse She suffered much from love Wlth the Cross but on that Cross she saw the CfUClflCd At the death of her devoted husband ln IZZ7 whlch occurred whlle he was on his way to take part ln the defense of the Holy Land Ellzabeth with her chlldren was strlpped of everything and reduced to the dlrest stralts by an opposlng faction headed bv her brother ID law She whose sole ambltlon w s to befrlend the poor and needy now found herself home less but not dlsconsolate She stlll had the courage to Slng the Te Deum and to busy herself ln the Interests of others untll her death November I9 lZ3 To her memory we the class of 39 dedlcate thls annual Nlax St l:.l1zabeth s undaunted herolsm her love of Chrlst and HIS Cross exer be an lnspxratxon to us as we leavc school llfe and enter llfe s school' L04 rq I Qw -++. ,X . 0 0 X, X 1 ll ,,441,, ,44,,. . 7 w . , . the jealousy of her future relatives. Thus, early in life, Christ tested her , I. 'G ia L04 I mf- The Heritage Of A Catholic Education HOU ART the God of my heart and the God that is my portion forever fps LXXII 265 ln these simple yet lnexhaustlble words beautiful in their simplicity overwhelm mg in their lnexhaustlbllxty the psalmlst sounded the motive for Christian education From the time of the Apostles down to our own day men and women have followed the Savior s behest to teach all nations These devoted teachers have been and are daily endeavormg to make Christ better known loved and honored working and praying that His benign presence be experienced to the fullest extent in the lives of their students St Elizabeth Academy ln the more than fifty years of lts existence has ever had a thoroughly Christian training as its prime purpose Personal attachment to Chrlst is the most secure and productive means of the infusion of Christ life into the souls of others To attain this lofty aim the Students are taught the value of the Holy Sacrlfice of the Mass and participate daily in the Missa Recitata The annual retreat intensifies and summarizes the thoughts of the regular religion classes The Sodalxty and Legion of Mary attempt in their separate yet umted enterprises to lead the girls to Christ through Mary Cardinal Newman has very truthfully and convincingly said lt s Fulhll this boast in yourselves continues His Eminence vlndlcate the glory of your mother Mary go to her for the royal heart of innocence And so Ellzabethans love honor and venerate Heaven s ueen and theirs trying to reproduce the image of the most valiant woman ln thelr lives ln their various ways they will be called to par tlclpate in special vocations But whatever the future holds out for them they have dedicated themselves to the common task of seeking the peace of Christ in the reign of Christ May the women of a great and splendid tomorrow devote themselves in deed and word to a zealous apostolate for the love of their Eucharistic King' Having experienced His blessings and favors in their happy school davs they face life s problems with con fidence mindful of St Cvprlan s words As the depth of the chalice of trust varies so will vary the amount of the heavenly water which God pours into it The greater our hope the greater our hope s reallzatlon They will be certain then of seeing the fulfillment of their Ideals and will be able to exclalm with the psalmlst Lord Thou art our portion in time and eternity' O 0 0 the boast of the Catholic religion, that it has the gift of making the heart chaste. . . . Pa r Six Chapel of the Most Precious Blood fl' ll!! Faculty Ruerend I ltller Herman Doerr 0 IH N1 Chaplaln Rexerend Father Leo OIlIexer 0 P NI lrzshuclor IN'IotIler 'VI Xi llhelmlne C PP S Slster SISICT Slster Slster Slster Slater Slater blster Slater Slster Slater Slster Slster Slater Slster Slster Slster Slxter Slater 'W Praxedes C PP S DIVCCIICSS IVI Aelred C PP S IVI Alberta C PP S IVI Alexandrlrle C PP 5 Ann 1 NCIHYIC C PP 9 'N Annunclata C PP S 'VI Augueta C PP 9 I3CI'Cl'llCC C PP S IVI Chrvsologfx C P IVI C orona C PP S 'VI C-regorw C PP S IVI ohanna C PP S Mary Louls C PP S N1 Lucld C PP S Marv 'XIagcIaIen C PP S IW PatflC1a C PP S IVI Perpetua C PP S N1 5111111513 C PP S N1 ln I-IILTCSC C PP 9 NIlss XICXTQULYIIC Brewer XIlss XI lrle I IlzlIDetIl DOXIL NIlss -XIm l IIlImer 'NIl Ykm I NOIII 1 4- I X .QSQ :Qu I? Y v X . M M1 P I 1 Sister IVI. Cleopha, C.PP.S. Semorks fo W Page Tru X 5? I Semors CELESTE AHRENS Sodallty 36 37 38 39 MISSION Unit 36 Beata Culture Club 37 3 Volley Ball 36 38 Basketball 36 38 Track Team 36 37 ANTOINETTE ALBERS Sodalxty 36 37 38 39 Sodalxty Secretary 39 M1ss1onUn1t 36 37 Choral Club 36 Beata Culture Club 37 38 39 Catholic Literature Club 38 39 St Ambrose Latin Club 39 Thurmglan Staff CReporterl 39 LORRAINE BERNHARD Sodallty 37 38 39 Dramatic Club 39 Cathollc Literature Club 39 Bowling Club 38 Beata Culture Club 37 38 39 Drum and Bugle Corps 39 Choral Club 37 ARLINE BOLLE Sodallty 36 37 38 39 Choral Club 36 37 38 Beata Culture Club 37 ADELE BROMSCHWIG Sodallty 36 37 38 39 Bm-:ata Culture Club 38 39 Dramatlc Club 38 39 Basketball 36 DOROTHY BUERGLER Soclallty 36 37 38 39 St Ambrose Latin Club 39 Beata Culture Club 37 38 39 Choral Club 36 37 38 Thurlnglan Staff CReporter 39 l loral Club 36 37 0 3' ' u '.'s,'39 I f! ,. , 3 I V , ff YJ U . .l -'l ' Volley Ball 'ag fl 1 ff 'n. ll' 1 l 'l '.' 'l - Seniors ROSEMARY BURNS A Sodality '36, '37, '38, '39 A 'I Legion of Mary '39 1 . Bowling Club '37 St, Ambrose Latin Club '39 Beam Culture Club '37, 'sa '39 'VIILDRED BUSCHJOST Sodality '36, '37, '38, '39 Choral Club '36, '37 Basketball '36 Beata Culture Club 37, '39 Class Treasurer '38 FRANCES CHAVAUX Sodality 36 37 38 39 Beata Culture Club 37 39 Bowling Club 38 Choral Club 36 KATHRYN ANN CORDEAL Soclality 36 37 38 39 Drum and Bugle Corps 39 Catholic Literature Club 39 Beata Culture Club 37 39 Choral Club 36 37 38 VIRGINIA CUMMINGS Soclallty 36 37 38 39 Class Treasurer 36 37 38 Choral Club 36 37 St Ambrose Latin Club 39 Floral Club 36 37 Beata Culture Club 39 Dramatic Club 39 Debating 37 38 39 ELEANOR DAMN1 Sodality 36 37 38 39 Choral Club 36 37 38 Volle Ball 38 Beatz3 Culture Club 37 38 39 Hx St Ambrose l atm Club 39 Thuringian Staff 39 ,,o I . YV' ' ' si :Ka of 5 . M I .1 I 0 r ' 1 J 1 . f : , .4 ' f ,I ' I ' ' ,. f ' Z 'I l 1 l ' - - x ' , , , .s Catholic. Literature Club '38, '39 Semors BETTY ROSE DEBO So allts 36 37 38 9 Choral Club 36 37 38 Beata Culture Club 37 38 39 A Catholic Lxterature Club 38 39 7 Mxsslon Lnlt 36 'Nu MARGARET DIEKNEI TE So alxty 36 37 38 39 Mlsslon Unlt 36 37 Sodalxty Consultor 39 Catholic Literature Club 38 39 Legion of Mary 39 St Ambrose Latin Club 39 Basketball 36 Beata Culture Club 37 38 39 Choral Club 36 37 Floral Club 36 37 KATHLEEN FOLEY Sodallty 36 37 38 39 Leglon of Mary 38 Mlsslon Unlt 36 37 Basketball 36 37 38 Capt 37 Volley Ball 36 37 38 39 Cap Bowling Club 37 Beata Culture Club 37 38 39 Class President 36 Floral Club 36 37 Choral Club 36 37 AUDREY FRIEHS Legnon of Mary 38 Drum and Bugle Corps 39 MISSION Unlt 36 Catholic Literature Club 39 Beata Culture Club 37 39 Choral Club 36 37 38 Floral Club 36 37 WANDA GINNER Sodalxty 36 37 38 39 Mlsslon Unit 36 37 38 39 Thur1ng1anStaff 36 37 38 39 Beata Culture Club 37 38 39 Athletics 36 37 38 Choral Club 36 37 38 Floral Club 36 37 Bowling Club 37 Catholic Llterature Club 38 Legion of Mary 38 Dramatic Club 39 St Ambrose Latln Club 39 Class Secretarx 36 37 38 Class Treasurer 39 BETTY GORDON S alltx 36 37 38 9 Leglon of Nlarx 38 39 Catholic Llterature Club 39 Dramatxcs 38 39 Beata Culture Club 38 59 Choral Club 36 37 38 t38 39 31, o .7 . rAl d f . . .3 4' ,J . .Q V' v' ' 'ill .. ' I ,N I' y 1 -H1 .rl Sodality '36, '37: '38, '39 V v . 1- lv' .1 X Tlx T. XJ A 17 Semonrs ANNE GROTE Sodallty 38 39 Legion of 'Vlary 38 Basketball 38 Bowllng Club 38 Beata Culture Club 38 9 St Ambrose Latxn Club 39 Catholic Llterature Club 39 CLARA I-IEILIGENSTLIIN Sodallty 38 39 LCglOh of Mary 38 Beata Culture Club 38 3 BARBARA HUMMLL So allty 36 37 38 39 lVl1ss1on Unlt 36 37 38 Choral Club 36 37 38 7' 'If Catholic Literature Club 38 9 C-'0 Vice President of Class 37 Beata Culture Club 37 38 Floral Club 36 37 St Ambrose Latm Club 39 Debatlng Class 37 38 39 Dramatxc Club 38 39 Assistant Edltor of Thurlng 3 lan 9 0 . ' Q3 , . , ty J 1 ' , J Fif ' ' Y . v ,'. , Li r . I- . 3 'l . . ,3 LILLIANAHLJNTHAUSEN J . r l ' ,V ',39 e I 1 'Y L' 9 359 1 K 7,71 'lei ,Y 7 I I Rr X7 JEA Sodallty 36 37 38 39 Choral Club 36 37 Volley Ball 36 37 Beata Culture Club 37 38 Dramatlcs 36 MISSIOD Unlt 36 DOLORES JENNEWElNOc z Sodull 4 Cboral3Cl?1fb ,am-3' Wadi Bowllng Club 38 Beata Culture Club 39 St Ambrose Latln Club 39 Floral Club 36 37 Basketball 36 N KEI LER Soclallty 36 37 38 39 B ata Culture Club 37 38 Class Treasurer 37 Choral Club 36 37 VIISSIOD Unit 36 JAM' 1 ff LO 2Th gc fnurlcrn 0 Semonrs MARJORIE KENNA Sodalxty 39 Bowling Club 39 Drum and Bugle Corps 3 Beata Culture Club 39 IVADELL KY RSTlNG Soclallty 36 37 39 Beata Culture Club 37 3 Volley Ball 36 37 Basketball 36 37 Choral Club 36 37 REGINA KLEBBA Beata Culture Club 38 39 Legion of Mary 38 Choral Club 38 Basketball 38 DORIS KNELL Soclallty 36 37 38 39 Beata Culture Club 37 39 Choral Club 36 VALRA KRAFT Soclalxty 36 37 38 39 Beata Culture Club 37 38 3 Choral Club 36 37 38 Floral Club 36 37 RUTH KROBATH Sodalltv 36 37 38 39 Choral Club 36 37 38 Beata Culture Club 37 38 39 Catholic Literature Club 39 4,l N' v ,, , u x o fri 'II f N fn' A ' V V9 7 I f '-'9 Q, 1' .V , ' f gb Sodality'38,'39 v , ,lt ' , ' l 1 l' l' 'l .' ,'9 l . Seniors CATHRYN LIEB Sodallty 37 38 39 Choral Club 37 38 Beata Culture Club 37 38 39 St Ambrose Latin Club Floral Club 37 MARIE MALECEK Sodallty 37 38 39 Basketball 37 Floral Club 37 Beata Culture Club 37 38 39 Bowling Club 38 Drum and Bugle Corps 39 Catholic Literature Club 39 Choral Club 37 38 Mrsslon Unlt 38 Dramatic Club 39 ANN ELIZABETH MAPEL Sodalxty 37 38 39 Choral Club 37 38 Beata Culture Club 37 38 39 Legron of Mary 38 39 Drum and Bugle Corps 39 WILMA METZGER Sodalrty 36 37 38 39 Vlce Prefect of Sodalrty 39 Choral Club 36 37 38 Catholic Lxterature Club 38 3 Class Secretary 36 37 39 Beata Culture Club 37 38 39 Thurlngxan Staff 36 37 38 39 St Ambrose Latm Club 39 JANE OWEN Sodallty 36 37 38 39 Beata Culture Club 38 39 Dramatic Art 37 38 39 Choral Club 36 JEAN OWEN Soclallty 36 37 38 39 Beata Culture Club 37 38 Choral Club 36 Dramatlc Art 37 38 39 PQ Fl! I 7 N 0 j ,uw . J 7 S I, 'YJ . if S O , ' 39, nl gif. . . ' , ,,9 'I , ,J , 'AN , fl nfl, Jil' . jf- ,gy , . -w , ' ,' Q39 a,ci fx wif z Senators KATHERINE PLRDUN1 Sodallty 36 37 38 39 Sodallty Consultor 39 St Ambrose Latln Club 39 Beata Culture Club 37 38 Class President 38 Thurmglan Staff 37 38 39 PEGGY QUlNlN Sodalltv 36 37 38 39 Class 'I reasurer 36 Class President 37 l oral Club 36 37 Choral Club 36 37 38 Beata Culture Club 3 38 39 Dramatxc Club 39 'L 'i 'f'lVl'1sslonUn1t 36 37 38 39 W Catholic Llterature Club 38 39 St Ambrose Latln Club 39 X7 MA RIGDON Sodalntv 36 37 38 39 Choral Club 36 37 Volley Ball 36 37 38 39 Track Team 36 Beata Culture Club 37 38 Bowling Club 38 NNE ROSSFELD Soclallty 36 37 38 39 Nllsslon Unit 36 37 38 Choral Club 36 37 Floral Club 36 37 Basketball 36 Beata Culture Club 37 38 39 A AN ARUNl'VlENlE uw 36 3 Be aCulture Club 38 39 C holla Literature Club 39 or xl Club 36 8 'X1llNl IT l SAC KNlAN 4 lntx 6 1 Cu ure Club 37 C 1oralClub 6 57 8 lloral Club 36 31 Sl Ambrose l atm Club I o .11 f' V Y Y 'A ft vb 'nik 3- V, '.,'. f - . , A-'rr 'rf' 'za' y xx 4 I . V. , .wg -- -V, .- Q ' ' f f- an V X f ' Z 1 1 v Q43 ,LL . . f ' f - - . '. . lcgtfw llln ' 1,,, 'wk' lfgxxfnf -- .. '. .. v. xl .fq 1- I - 3 . 3 '- , ,ff ff A qw Basketball'36, '38 , I - v yu 'v39 by l' say-2 J ' V . L w -' f' V P' M . . Sod' ' I 8.39 I I v lf ' 1 1 3 'Y ,'3 fi ' ' , ' ' I Solis - 3 ,'37,'38.'39 . l3:'ntz 3 lt ' -4'38,'39 , f'- 'L A 's Q is f' 7 'K ' l -V 7 f if 5 A .V 'sf f A L 'f A fb 3 l Semors BETTY SAUERBURGILR Sodallty 36 37 38 39 Beata Culture Club 37 38 39 Choral Club 36 37 38 Basketball 36 Catholic Literature Club 39 Nlxssxon Unlt 37 Dramatxc Club 39 Floral Club 36 37 Thurlnglan Staff CReporterD 39 LORRAINE SAX JAN Sodalxty 36 37 38 39 Choral Club 36 37 38 Beata Culture Club 37 38 lVl1ss1on Unlt 36 37 Dramatic Club 39 Floral Club 36 37 Thurlnglan Staff 39 E SEAVER sodamy 36 37 as 39 3 dw-1 Beata Culture Club 37 38 39 f J Choral Club 36 37 38 Catholic Literature Club 38 Nlnsslon Unit 37 Dramatic Club 39 Floral Club 36 37 VERA SPECKART Soclalxty 36 37 38 39 Nllssxon Unlt 36 37 Bowling Club 37 38 39 Basketball 36 37 Volley Ba'l 36 Beata Culture Club 37 38 39 Drum and Bu le Cor s 38 39 Dramat1cClu8 37 3,8 39 Choral Club 36 37 38 Floral Club 36 37 lv MARY ANNE. TICHACEK JN Soclallty 36 37 38 39 QW my M Beata Culture Club 36 3 38 9 Mission Umt 36 37 Dramatic Club 37 38 Volley Ball 36 37 38 3 Basketball 36 37 38 Track Team 36 37 Class Secretary 37 38 DOLORES TILL Sodallty 36 37 38 Choral Club 36 37 38 Volley Ball 38 B ata Culture Club 37 38 Floral Club 36 37 Av dll If o 'gr V 3' - 4 ',' I Y- . , . . . jf I I D I ' 2 ,f '19 , ff! ' ' I . . I- - - ,uf f ' . .D .. , ' 3 39 -A I ' ' Q 'iss 7 A,.' - 1 X . ,. 5 !f,V1JJi ey. X My v 'yvff-I ' N xl' r VA . :J ' ' .' ,' .' ' KQV' -yi. I ' '.'7,' 93 . . '. C39 . n. '. '.9 ,' ,- ,ij A I ' .' ,' .'39 e ' ,' .'39 Semors Y MARY ANN WACHTER Sodahty 36 37 38 39 Choral Club 36 37 38 Beata Culture Club 37 39 Floral Club 36 37 !I.! LORRAINE WALTHERS Sodallty 36 37 38 39 Beata Culture Club 37 38 39 Choral Club 36 Class Treasurer 37 IRENE WEGENER Sodalxty 36 37 38 39 Mxss1onUn1t 36 37 38 39 Floral Club 36 Class President 36 37 38 39 Beata Culture Club 37 38 39 Thurlngxan Staff QReporterD 38 Debating Class 37 Catholic Literature Club 38 39 St Ambrose Latln Club 39 'MARGARET WEIGLE Sodallty 36 38 39 Mxsslon Unlt 36 Beata Culture Club 38 39 Cathollc Literature Club 39 Choral Club 36 38 Volley Ball 36 Floral Club 36 I L!! CATHERINE WESTHUS Sodahty 36 37 38 39 1' Mission Unit 36 Basketball 36 37 38 Volley Ball 36 37 38 39 Choral Club 36 37 38 Beata Culture Club 39 Floral Club 36 37 La, ALMA WOLF iff Sodallty 36 37 38 39 Beata Culture Club 37 38 39 ,QI Choral Club 36 ll len O X .1 , A 1' ji' , lj x T , itil! ,sf 'I ' ', . I I A ' v ,A J, A X' , .- X , . .J J I lv! , 1' 11,1 .1.,A'!' - 7 , ff 1,1 , r1Ll,L ' gy , fl .. -ff 9 ,f x ' ' I . . Choral Club '36, '38 X . I I lr X- ll , 2 lp . . , , , ,S -' 1 f . . .'. ' fl ' - 1 X N ., , ,, ,V . , f,r f ,JJ My . . . . I ly ' v 1 v .1 ', . ' , ' . . X N15 '. '. ' . I 3 3 1, 1, nl l ' - w : .'-gh., 'G I 373 LU: K+'- llunior A -gv CLeft to Rnghtb H Lembec D Caslcllo D Drehl S Wrnlers M K Ralermann L Winkler D Mrschel R Walsh F ackson D Sleurer M Rzcdrnger Schnerdcr M Perl V Busch E Lander M Klulc J Nonfmann E Kerber A Cooper P Oslrrch B Brac S Trzboulel R Schnczderhahn V Kncsc M j Bur er! C Carre!! BACK Rove THIRD Row SECOND Row E Caller D Herman M C Garleb A Wzngcnbach H McLaughl1n R Lcrche M V Mrchcl F1Rs'r Row STANDS for ambltlon and do we have lt' Lvery school actluty finds us cheerllx partlclpatmg and playlng an xmportant role We have three debaters ln our group who dlsplay thelr EibllltX at most opportune mo ments Drummers and buglers too qulclten not only our step but mcrease our fame for the drum majorette Dorothy Castello IS one of our very own The laurel wreath goes to 'Wmette Klute for hugh bowllng axerage 63 Betty Brock keeps up the class standard ln phllanthrom by her generous contrxbutlons to the llbra x X lrglnn Knese not to be outdone sets the pace for politeness by incessantly replylng MCTCI beau coup re ardless of any statement The rest of us and all of us strlve each dav for the Cl'!dl'TlDlOl Sl1lP of 5CDlOfSlWlD soon to be attained IQIIJ it Y 4 - - -.v 5V2,,, .- , ,mf 'fn Q ' 7- k . . . . . . - . . . - . 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'ak c ' quvn r ff -1 L04 junior B BACK Row D Rmdercr M Koupal N Ezchcnlaub M Wagner M Overbcrg A Karren brock E Rolh THIRD Row R OBrien P Dammnch C Goelllemann M A Zimmerman C Slaab A Bzehs Itch 0 Higgins SECOND Row V Weslhus M Lubbers M V Schrage Hendel L Kane V Auer D E Degrendle j A Fallerl N OUR CLASS you shall find the happy combmatlon of scholarly ambltxon and fun lovmg sport We have debaters who rlval Demosthenes artlsts of the Mlllet type equestrlans of ment and a volley ball player of renown At one moment your excite ment IS aroused by an awful nolse someone IS attemptmg to capture a strav grass hopper ln the llbrary for her next bxology class at another vou are cheermg an ath letlc fete Your 1'1terest IS centered ln the four horse back rlders who obtalned sixteen polnts for thelr Alma Mater and Hve ribbons for personal display but surpassing all IS your Joyful content and enthuslasm for the work accompllshed by a catechlst of the group who instructs publlc school chlldren after class hours Three Rousmg Cheers for jumor B of St E. A V ' ' Pe Tu.1nly0e fm Fmsr Row: j. Michel, Kargus, E. Meehan, F. Fricke, A. Schumack, j. Watson, C. Moran. 1 R+.. 'C LC!! an as -v 3 Blessed shall you and I be 1 we learn to llvc now ln the presence o the Saznls who are io be our everlaslzng com IJGNIONS hereafler CARDINAL rwhwvmrw s PRAN ERBOOK 'ia f 6 , ,, . . - 1 jx - .4 Q 0 Q . 4 I T-V T 1 1- 1' 1' -ik 2 .. Q an ,ji s 4 if - - if . V I a - . . ' ' - 1 v v 'G L94 Sophomore fLeft to Rxghtb C Weber M Belscharl I Alwaler B Long D Davrd J Slrebcl A C Cronm L R616 C Hojmezsler R Ollens C Zager M M Mc! ger B Browne M I' Nawrocl H j Young M Lauru V McCun D Foley E Kramer 'W Dennchy A Nzcholas E Pro es A Scholl I BACK Row THIRD Row SFCOND Row D Flmemlor V Cauchal 07' all classes wha! marvelous lasszes are ue Especfally for rmlxalzve and allammenls as you shall see RE. YOU perplexed? Do you wlsh a solutxon3 Have you forgotten hlstorncal data3 Do you want your latest anecdote publ1sl1ed3 Do you wlslm to have a new froclc sewed or your portrant pa1nted3 Come unto our mxdst ln latln dlscusslons Clare HOHmElStCf IS second only to the ancient Oracle of Delphl Grace Zager and Ruth Ottens know the lntrncacles of geometrlc Figures acquellne Stlebel the twentxeth ce mtury Sallust can lnlorm you about the whys and wherefores of all the :sms Vlfglnla Nlcfune and Betty Hermlnghaus will publish your story ln serial form xn The Shadou. Sewing and paxntlng are no strangers to us Our hearts and voices are ever attuned to the strains of various musical lnstruments for embryonlc muslclans occupy an outstandlng place on our class s roster ru-Fo w l 'M' 'wt . - : . h , . c, . , . , l . , , . ' . . lf , FIRST Row: A. 4Smid. L Herminghaus. V. Nlullaney, M, Hicks. Nl. Kulongoski, . - f, . -M2 ISX Sophomore B LU.: fLeft to Right, BACK Row E Wrnlerer A Wfulc M Ouhrab a M Mraze M Fezlke C Bollwer M Mersrnger MIDDLE Row W Schopper M ,I Bond C Fabzck C WoU D Kmllcl M Tully M Cordon Read thls dear frxends and you shall surely see What a splendid class IS Sophomore B We have a second Euclid Caesar and Shakespeare bright Who falrly dazzle us with their unusual llght Our hlstorlans study exceptionally hard And are always held ln the very hlghest regard If you should hear our muslclans to you It would seem That their sweet strams came from Orpheus or from a dream Our success IS due to thrlft and worlcmg together And loyalty to our school ln all klnds of weather Pe Tw lyF w l l 5' FIRST Row: P. Hill, R. Condon. j. Liberly, L, Rummenie, V. Brockmeier, R. Slehle, C. Wood. nr. +o ui Thus came the lovely Spring With a rush of blossoms and music Hooding the earth with flowers Anal the air with melodies vernal. Longfellow ',',.,4 '., 31 -fre? 3 ' 1.5.9, f' 1-Shy .. 'Af 'Tir W 9 e9h'rne7L .,, 4-.. 5 A fllff , Y Q 4 x ffl! X A I1 i x , I X L xx' 1 N '. ,gf ,' 3 -fe- I L94 Freshmen CLeft to Rlghtj BACL. Row R Waller j Krobalh R Roland Kloel cr M Sloc L Wind E lard D hMcNamara 'W L Hellmer A Naerl E Krmmxc M Cenlrlr M A Do erly THIRD Row D Schoener B Sclrmall E Fuchs C RIChGll f Lubeley V Vane F Klass rn M V Docbbcf 'W Lrebeno D Roberl A Nordmann SFCOND Rox: 'VI Crefcnkamp A Kargus C Kcrber K Mclfeu D L Mrchel B Handel D 'W Lander E Hamm R Resales M H McLaughl1n M 5leppan M J Sqlula EFDS NOT WORDS IS our motto They call us Freshmen ln virtue of our age and period of enrollment but our achievements do not bear the stamp of beginners ln the great search for knowledge We bellewe ln dOlng things Bertha Hendel Rhoda Xettorl oan Lubelev Dorothx Robert XIVIBD Nanek Fdna 'Wenhard Rose Walter 'Wan Nlrglnla Doebber ane Krobath Audrex Kargus Lorralne Wlnd Antolnette 'Warm Lllen lzard fleanor KlmmlCk Dorothx 'NIcfNamara enjow the glamor of the honor roll There are buddlng artists muslcxans and dramatlsts rn our mldst readx for the fun and jox of three more xears at dear St E A Ir7zPh1 'S' ' ': . , . , , , 1 , .I . ' , . : . FIRST Row: S. Browne, Nlarirr. Vetlorii NL Benz, L. Slackle, Boyle, Nienhard. D , . J Y ' ' 7. . 7 - Q . ind .ACIHYUTTES f1tSr E A 9' V 1 LIFE L 'G LU: Sodallnuty of Our Lady S THE scholastxc year I939 comes to a close Ellzabethans rally around thelr Blessed Mother and offer her once more a garland of devoted self sacrlficmg servlce ln promoting the varlous aCtlV1tlCS of the year the students pald homage to the great remembered the aged and befrlended the unfortunate A trxduum of Holy Masses was offered as a Christmas Glft to PIUS XI of blessed memory and many prayers were Sald for the great servant of God after hns death A bundle and coffee drlve were spon sored for Chrlst s poor A Mystery Play songs sklts Jelly clgars and candy brought cheer and Joy to the lnmates of the Old Folks Home One of the most lmpressxve events of the season was the lnsplratnonal crownmg of the Blessed Vlfglh ueen of May Amidst prayers and hymns the Soclallsts pald homage to Mary begging her timely asslstance ln preservlng lnvlolate the trust whlch she has conhded to her week but wlllmg clxents llsegnon of Mary HE JUNIOR Praesldxum of Our Lady of Grace of St Ellzabeth Academy was reorganlzed December 9 l938 and consists of thlrteen actlve and twenty five auxlhary members Actlve members are those who glve an hour per week to leglon work auxllxary members are those who furnlsh the actlve members wlth ammumtlon prayers The work of the umor Praesldlum IS vaned ACCOYdlUg to the seml annual report submltted to the St Louls Curla of the Leglon of Mary the leglonarles have gathered stamps tmfoll and magazines for the mxsslons they have collected sorted and mlmeo graphed paper for the use of the colored children ln the Prlmary grades of St Nncholas School ln the splrltual lme they have encouraged dally partlclpatlon ln the Holy Sacrlfice made daily VlSltS to the Blessed Sacrament and reclted a rosary each day for the success of those leglonarles who are working with non practical Cathollcs and non Catholics When the Acres the annual consecration of the lndlvldual leglonarles to the Blessed Mother was held lh St Margaret s Church on Aprll I9 the umor Leglonarles of Our Lady of Grace were present On that occaslon as the leglonarles approached the standard one on elther slde of the Legion altar they placed their hands on the standard and promised l am all Thxne my ueen my Nlother and all I haxe IS Thme They must then undoubtedly have felt an almost proprletary Interest xn the beautiful banner of Legro Marzac and the Vcxrlzum whlch had been deslgned and executed by the Slsters of the Academy and of the Motherhouse and which were then being used for the First txme 0 , , . . , . ,,,. , 5 2 . . 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PagfTl-nifty Mary Our Mother LU: MUSIC 'Noble and manlu 'Vluszc 1flLH,0YUlCS lfzc spzrrl strengthens man and mczles him Io Qrcal and worlhu deeds Homer INCI as Ruslcln so aptly stated musxc IS the hrst the simplest the most effectlve of all lnstruments of moral xnstructlon lt holds a very dCflUltC place ln the educa tlonal opportunltles offered the students of the Academy Sxnglng forms part of the regular class schedule and lnstructlon on various musxcal lnstruments IS available to all N4us1c educatlon has much to do with moldlng the character It teaches chlldren the value of dlsclpllned cooperatlon or teamwork lt develops a taste for the finer and more beautl ful tlllI'lQS 1n llfe and ultlrnatelv effects happlness peace and contentment The students recltal ID May was enjoyed and appreclated by a large audlence Mother Goose Suzie rendered bv the Sophomore classes lntroduced a varled and Inter estlng program The Motlmer Goose characters sprang from thelr lsslgned places ID the nursery bool-as and performed at the plano ln addltlon to these unusual delights there were duets solos quartettes and tonette electrons The Rhythm Band gave several exceptlonallx fine selectlons No Stain ln Thee a beautlful hvmn to the Blessed lVlother concluded the entertalnment To stimulate lnterest stlll further and to enrich the students muslcal taste a num ber of programs were g1VCn throughout the year by performers of local and state wlde repute Outstanding amongst these was the concert glven by lW1ss Elda Vettorl of the lVletropol1tan Opera Company MISS Vettorl ably asslsted by her accompanlst MISS lrene Clax chose a group of songs that was pleaslng to both the youngest and the oldest member of her audience Especlally deservlng of recognltlon was the ana from the famous opera Carmen whlch she sang wlth much feellng As we turn the last page ln the music annals of l939 we feel convln ed as dxd the poet that MUSIC the fiercest grlef can charm And fate s sex erest rage dlsarm Nluslc can soften pain to ease And make despair and madness please Our joxs below It can lmproxe -Xnd antedate tht bliss aboxe Pope I lllfl -1 Y y 5 tw' I A A . . V, ..H A -. . . . , l . . , . .g . . . . . . Q A L , . , g , y v 1 - , . , , , - - , - V H , , ,. C , , . - . , 1 1 - y , . , V , , . l . , , . , , , . . Ill!! I HYl'v'llU .gt 'G 'L Drum and Bugle Corps I LOXV, BLJGLE, BLOW! Rap-a-tap-tap: Rap-a-tap-tap! Allin step. Xlr. Sprunlc ' gave a demonstration lecture on the afternoon of October I3 in the Academy Gymnasium for the purpose of organizing a drum and bugle corps. He pointed out the advantages of such a project and so contagious was his enthusiasm that many students expressed the wish to join. On October 20, Mr. Sprunk paid another visit to organize the work. For a time rather strange and weird sounds came through the windows: soon a melody could be distinguished and the effect upon the listeners was both electrifying and gratifying. All were ready to march and f yes - they knew that now they could keep in step. The girls made their first public appearance at the Christmas Party. December Zl. Donned in their school uniforms with white capes thrown over their shoulders, they marched proudly into the hall led by their able drum-major, Dorothy Castello. The applause for their rendition was both long, and hearty. At the Fashion Show on the afternoon and evening of February 20 they again played very effectively The grand finale of the historical pageant Beacon Moments was rendered both beautiful and impressive by the appearance and selections of the Drum and Bugle Corps The members of the corps have developed a keen sense of rhythm they have further learned the beauty of co operation working and playing with many Their fellow students and friends wish them continued success and eagerly await their every contribution to St Elizabeth programs fLeft to Rlghtl FIFTH Row A Schuma M M Adkins I Kerslmg D Mzschel 'W Kenna M V Schrage R Perry D E Degrendle D Kmllcl M Krauzn el C Wood A Nzcholas For RTH Rox: L Bernhard E Pro es K A Cordeal L Schreiber M C-'re en amp M F Doherly R Ollens L Winkler M Maleclelk V Spec ar! V Knese R Walsh B A Phzllrps M Laury B Brac R Lerc e A Kargu P H111 A E 'Vfapel S Browne B jcnsen B A Phelan I Rolh A Frrehs D Schoener D Caslello THIRD Row SECOND Rox: Fmsr Roxx DRL M MAJOR L04 P q 'Ih1yThre l l ' 1+ wg lqlhi :I ,, ART CLeft to Rrghtj Rosemary Schnezderhahn Vera Spec arf Faxlh Frrc e Rulh Roland A lhzng of bcaulu IS a joy orever lls lovelzness zncreases rl wrll never pass away Keals HE PRIME ObjCCtlV6 of the art course rs the development of the aesthetlc sense As a flttmg beglflnlng and to further appreclatlon of nature the first umt was de voted to outdoor slcetchlng and freehand perspectlve ThlS proved an excellent tram mg 1n observatlon alertness and the strmulatlon of the lmaglnatlve powers When chxlly November W1DdS blew the art room was aglow Wlth excltement and enthusiasm The ClCS1gnll'lg of Catholic Greeting Cards preparlng Chrlstmas glftS and last but not least deslgmng and pallltlng posters for the St Louis Chrlstmas Carols Assocxatlon contest constltutecl the order of the day Those whose posters were se lected to be sent to the Central Ofhce to Compete with about D00 other students of Kathrxn Ann Cordeal Dorls Knell Vlarlan Rummenle Vera Speclcart Patrlcna Damm rlch ean Frances Nllchel and Rosemary OBr1en Frances Chavaux was awarded honorable mention An earlx sprlng attractlon was the Natlonal Flower Show at the Arena Ruth Roland Audrex Nlcholas Faith FYICRC Rosemarv Schnelderhahn Dolores Diehl Xera Speckart and Nadine l lchenlaub were chosen to sketch the wlDdlCT Floral Co Garden Exhlblt Thls was a thrlll lndeecl for the buddmg artlsts 9 e ' . ' - it . ' ' k . . K . . f l . . I . . AK various institutions were: Lorraine Bernhard. Adele Bromschwig, Frances Chavaux, 'qc H ir y-Four I' 0 L04 ART The national cry Thlnk Safety was eflectlvely expressed ln the posters of Donelle Herman Kathryn Ann Cordeal Clara Wolf ean Frances Nllchel and Slnrlev WlhtCfS These gurls were chosen from amongst manv competltors to send thelr posters to New York for partlclpatlon ln the Natxonal Safety Campaign sponsored by the Good Housekeeplng Magazme Boys glrls trams and autos all ln hazardous posxtlons were cleverly portrayed Ann Catherine Cronm Mlnette Klute Vera Speckart and Clara Hexlxgensteln x tended a helplng hand to the Catholrc Charmes by makmg posters to advertlse the presentatlon of Hansel and Gretel Mlnette Klute was awarded honorable mention lk fm? 'uf Clseft to Rxghtb Audrey Nicholas Nadme Ezchenlaub Dolores Diehl f Q Tl ly -1 w 'ff lhy . 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W 4' ' 4 A 4 ,V 5, ' ,W Vs ' 1 4 - ,, 1 v fa ' x' 1 .. f Y v l A g 4 ,,,A. v 1 i 3 'Q wa f , , fc l 'qc :ir -Five 1 '+o- fl' 373 L04 I AR A l T 1 'iwi Cleeft to Rlghtl Fo RTN Row C Weber C Hcrlrgensiem B Long V Fezlke A C Crenm V Bond R Condon C Fable Schneider D Degrendle I Rxgdon V Kenna L Walthers 'VI Buschjosl D Knell j Ou.en THIRD Row V Rzedmger C Coelllemann V D Dzchl 'VI Rummeme SECOND Row A Bzehslzch A Whrle L Kane D P Auer Ou.en Ros feld E Kramer C Wolf FIRQI Row P H111 E Prokcs A 'Nrcholas U 'll 'Uulece H alson A lxarrenbroc N Lzchenlaub F Chataux A Brom CLILIE Klufe j Nordmann K A Cordeal S Wmlers Sleurer D Herman V WesIf'us R Schnelderhafn R Burns R OBr1en P Dammrlch L Kargus l Schrage f' Vxchel I Sfccker! L Ecrrferd Onlx the vers best IS good enough for 'Vlother Sentlments of loxe and gratl tude were expressed ln palnstalclnglx prlnted decorated and embelllshed cards because of all the Nlothers in the world l haxe the one most dear Nera Speckart and Clam Xi olf surprlsed thelr Fathers bx deslgmng and decoratlng attractlxe centerpleees for 'Xlother s dax wmdow dlsplaxs 'Xllndful of Our Ladx who stands sentlnel outslde the chapel door the students durlng spare tlme wed wnth one another to pamt and sell 'Nlother s Dax greetmg c trds to ralse a fund for the purchase of the beautllul new drape whleh decorated Nlirx s shrlne forthe hrst tlme on 'Vlother s Dax lhe Leglon of Nlarx was also remembered Rosemarx Burns Dolores Dlehl md Rosemirx O Brien members of the Leglon collaborated xn the deslgmng and puntlng of the X exllllum XNl1lLll was used forthe hrst txme at the Leglon of 'Xlarx St Louxs C una Xexes on April IJ at St Nlargaret s Church gt Louus W nth exerx new project lme contour and color assumed a more lnterestmg aspect -'Xrt h is meant much to the students as a course of thorough tramlng and Interest It was a jox and one that will grow wlth the xears brlngxng out the great loxelmess of Cod s ereatlon '2 f 5 5' ' I W , 'qv' .f .li J 5 . . 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'arc hug-,311 Domestlc Art Oyll STK ART has always occupled a place on the curnculum of St Fllzxbeth Academy for an edue mon to be adequ lte must Cqlllp lstudent for any md eyery avoeatlon ln llfe Sewmv then xbsorbs the tlme md xttentlon of the students l f-HLILIILX IS the .um to be souffht and attained lnhe scholastlc tralmng of lllZdlJCtlld.DQ 1S supplemented by lnstructxon IH ey ery pha e of needlecraft 'lhe first dellghtful and engrosslng phase of the years work wxs deyoted to the maklng of Project Books whlch ontalned samples of practically every kind of stltch ID exxstence Thxs was but the foundatlon for the maklng of the most varied practlcal and dCllCdtC apparel Several weeks before Chrlstmas found the glrls busily dressmg dolls for poor chlldren The Annual Sprung Fashlon Show was presented bv the umors and Sophomores on the afternoon and evening of February 20 ID the Academy Audltorlum The outfits on dlspliy lncluded lVlorn1ng Attlre Sport Wear Ann Wachter x Senior yery ably plxyed the aceompxnlment to the F3SlllOD Parade Clldflty beglns at home lndeed It does but thls year It found an echo III the Sewlng Room The Sophomores eert unly showed that they lm nd the rxght sp1r1t when they generouslv offered to provlde the outfits for twenty slx llttle 'Nevro glrls of 'St lNlCllOlE1S P1I'lSl1 St1tches Heyy joyously md hurrledly to get the froelcs re rdy for their Day of Dxys Good Shepherd Sundry Aprll 73 Applylng the flnlshlng touches to the capes yyorn by the members of the Drum and Buvle Corps wus inother of the students endexy ors The classes for the year l938 39 have come to x close but wttam ments ln a very useful art have been aceompllshed The feellng of s1t1s factron 'lecompanles the students for they feel that thouvh they are not experts they are able to sew yuth compar 1t1ye speed and faclllty LU.: I lhI1S n iq . W li' 'X , 4 l 1 l X 1 ' -Q-yy, - Y --gn -140- l A If A-I . K Y i . ' ' 1 , . - z - ' - ', ' 2 sz - ' 2 Q z Q ' ' z ' j ' ' ' ' -. , : . 2 . : - V . . . P . ' . i . . C N H J . 5 C . 7 . Afternoon Frocks, Informal Dinner Dresses, and a Bridal Group. lwary , ' E ' ' , , , , E V. . Z ' , s . ' ' - - . Z' - ' lu- E , . lib N. w L. .. K . , V ',.uY ji I x 5' ' K' XE ' . I F' EV'5 x x . e '. . ' -, . 7. D I' I ' 7 ' ' ' C, 3 . Q 4 - f J ' -2 ' v 1 , I V ' c , c r. ' . ' h, y ' l ' -C 4 - C ' C - - ' x- x L- ,wr , f 3 - 1 , . . ,' z ' E ' V f 2 ' ' . . ' ' ' 'ada N irl-.'cl'c 1 a+.- Ll-'A Participants In Fashion Show Mary Ann Wachler Plano Accompamsl I II1 ml- hi Elame Wlnlerer fLeft to Rlghtb Roscmaru Sickle 4dclc H fnle Corlnc Bofluer C luru H 017' 3 ,il ,Q Y 4 J' df '. ' ' f I I 5 Z 1 A , . ' - fm 'O L04 Partncnpants In Fashlon Show CLefr to Rlghtl Rosalznd Lerche Mary Louzse Ran I Helen McLaughI1n Danelle Herman Bel y Brock 4-sm M4113 fLeft to Rnghtb Grace Zager Clare Hofmelsler Rulh Ollens Margarel Mary Mel ger Mary Frances Nawrockz Pal 7h1yN c 'G g+,' LU: I ln, Beacon Moments N THE evenings of April I2 and I4. the students of St. Elizabeth Academy presented an historical pageant. entitled Beacon ,'VIomenls. The play. written and directed bx 'Vliss hlarguerite Brewer depicted a dream that Columhus supposedly had while confined ID prison Democracy s triumph oxer Autocraey IH the lNew World was most efleetivelv portray ed Beautiful and expressne tableaus as well as graceful and picturesque dances were interspersed throughout Iwhe story of the page ant was told In twelxe scenes as follow SCENE I SCENE Xll The Sludq of Queen Isabella Yhe Cali ornza Wzssions ScENE II SCFNEXIII The Courl 0 Isabella Wasliznglon s Oath 0 0 Ice SQENE III SCENE IX Columbus In Prison fmanczpallon Dzxze SCENE IV SCENE X Landing o Columbus Vleslward Hof SCENE V SCENE XI The Pzlgrzms In Flander s Fzelds SQENE VI SCENE XII The Selll men! oflV1arylanclLoralBallImore Democracy Welcomes lhe Unzled Slales C H A R A C 'I I1 R S BOY PAGE READFII Claire Llmore UEEN ISABELLA Marie Malecek FATHER PEREZ Betty jean Gordon COLLMBUS Barbara Hummel PAGES Dolores ennewein and Zoe Kinsella MOORISH DANCERS Don Ile Herman Anita Wlngenbach Mary Kathrxn Ratermann Dorlslee IVIIscheI 'Vlars Catherine Clarleb Ilelen Lembeck Audrey Cooper Betty Brock SP xNIsII DANCERS C eraldine Staab ulia Ann Fallert Dorothy Rlnderer Marx Xeronlca Schrage 'Wanan lubbers Margaret Qverberg ean Michel osephlne Ilendel Arllne K Irrenbro lc Loretta Kane Eloi e Roth Cot RTIERS Antoinette Sehumaek and Eleanor Coller gl ANISH NOBLE Dorothy Cas ello GFFICFII Rosemarx Schneiderhahn DENIOQR xex ean Gwen AL TOC Iz -in me Owen FIFTLI NTH CEN rt RX Blame Winterer SI xNIsII Idol I oxxi RS OI CO1 L mats Ixxthleen Iolex Cxthrxn Lieb Xnn C rote 'Xnn Elizah zh 'Vlapel I3 llx Sauer burger Audrex I rlel s INDI -IN DxNCEIzs Dirothx Daxid Xirginia Iwullanex brxce Zager Clare Iloflmeister N1 Irs Frances 'Nu rockl Dorothx I Imendorf Beth Browne 'Nlarjorie Ilicks Ruth Ottens XIUYICI Ldufx SIXTEFNTH CENILIII anc Seaxer PII cnms 'Xlirgaret Dielm ite 'Vlarx Ann 'lichacelc Regina Ixlehba Lorraine Sax ' ' A HJ' I ui . 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' . e .'-z '- 13 ' ......... ,..,,. , ....... ,... ........ , ....... . . . - ' aie'inr Beacon Moments Contznucd PlLcR1y1 X1-,xDEys Carol Nlay C ISSX Bxta Rose Dreste Wexnsher 'Wary Nlargaret Reeves Henderson l lame Vlary Louxse Wxlken Alxce Nxegener 'Nlary Ann llullverson Vlary LOUISE Ranft Carol Sue Funsch 'Vlartlyn Sax Dorothy elcel Nlary Ann Treybal Nlctorxa Vleyer Ehzabeth Vlorrle oan lloffmelster Audrey Gutke acquelme Worthan Call Runge Catherine Kinsella SEVENTEENTH CExTLRY Peggy Qumn SETTI rRs Or VI XRYLXND Xera Sp Lkart Xlrgmla Cummings Dorothy Buergler Lorraine Bernhard Antoinette Albers me 'Nordman Catherlnel ahxclc B tty Ann Phelan Vlargaret Ann Adkms Cla e Boland LORD B x11Iy1ORr Wanda Gunner GOvERx1xc. BODY OF W xRYLxxD Xera Sp ckart Kathryn Ann Cordeal Dorothy Castello FIGHT! 1 xru C ENTLRY Adele Bromschwlg FATHER UNIPERA SERRA Frances aekson FRM.c1sc xx BROTHER Betty Jean Gordon GEORGE WASHINGTON Betty Rose Debo NTR OTIS W1lma Metzger MINDET DANCERS Rose Walter AudreyKargus Mar1eGentxl1 Ann Nordmann Mary Benz eanne Boyle Ellzaheth Fuchs Bertha Hendel Patrxcla l-llll Dorothy Lander Rebecca Long oan Lubeley Antolnette Marm llelen McLaughl1n Kathleen McVey Dorothy 'Vllchel Colleen Rlchey Ruth Rosales Leola Staclcle XIVIBH Yanek Rhoda Vettorx Audrey 'Nlaert Lorralne Wind Mary Elizabeth Grefenkamp Mary F Doherty Frances Klasslcm 'Vlary Sylvxa Mary Vtrglma Doebber COLONI xt CH1LDREy BALLET D XNCERS DIXIE GROLP NINETEENTH CEx Earlene Dulley Sarah ane McDamel Gaul Bchweltzer llelen George Reglne Canavan Peggy llurst Llllle Nleman Margaret Vogler Dorothy von Roux Betty Lee Kohler Lols Padherg Mary Ann S hw xbe oan Wxlltxme 'Vlarle Edwards Patsy Lelweke Betty aneHelfr1ch B tty ensen hlary Reh Dorothy Forester Loxs Crane llexple Xlrglnxa Corcoran Betty Sue Dunn Pxtrlcla Tlme Alice Greher Rebecca llnll Vlrglnla Roland ane Boland 1 hyllls Sherer B tty Lee Amman lrene Roth Tb RY Laetltla K nrgus Vi ESTXK XRD HO' GROUP Lllllan llunthaueen lorralne Bernhxrd lorralne Svc Dolores ennewem VI xrllyn Sax Yxrgm 1 Vlullaney B tty llelfrlch Vlargaret Dleknext Regma Klebba TXVENTIEYH Cryrtm Ellen lzard NURSE Vi andu Gunner DRUNINIER Bos Anna Lee Plotz NlEssExcER SOLDIERE ANIERIC x ATTExD ur HERALD N XTIONALITIES lrene Atwater Kathleen 'Vlcxey Eleanor Coller Rosemary Schnelderhahn Betty Browne Clara lle llgensteln X lrglnla Knese Zoe Kinsella Betty Brock Adele Whlte Llalne Wlnterer Vlary Ouhrablca 'Vlargaret Gordon Lllllan Rum meme Wlarda S hopper Rita Condon Margaret Vlersxnger ulla Lxberty Rose mary Stehle Ann Catherine Cronm Marllyn Mrazek I 2 L04 rg' eff IBA , K 3 X ,x I f X f ' P L l Z l ......,. ...........,...,......,....,...... l J .' .....,...,....,.,...,..,,....,,........,. J M ,. l A Evil- '-r' ' . . . ' - l Musbacl-c, Kathryn Tynerx Nancy Werner, Eleanor Fisk, Patsy Jackson, Sally' ' , ' , ' ' c z ' ' 'z . f . Y D V Y- ll' M -n ' ' . - 'l nz ,a ' .z4,. I .1 am' 'cr c F0111 -One 'G L04 P I- I Beacon Moments Columbus At The Court Of Isabella Q was 1 -'QT Columbus Ta cs Posesszon Of The New Hforld Beacon Moments Sl Mary s The FlfSf Catholic Selllemenl In The New World Call ornza Mlsszon 'G L94 P I- Th 'G 5 L04 1 A If .lf Beacon Mmments 2 IHUNNQ Washlngfon Takes The Oath 0 Ojficc God Bless America Cathohc lalteratuire Club LALIZING the HCCCSSIIX and lmport of good readlng the Catholic Llterature Club always njoysanxnterested and zealous mernbershlp Durlng the past year lists of noted authors and their works were placed ln the classrooms so that all students could become acquainted 'mth the xsorthwhlle ln Catholic readlng The short storles ofDlnn1s Three Rousmg Cheers by llllzabeth ordon and The Valzant ll Oman by Sheila Kaye Smlth recelved partlcular attentlon at the meetmgs ln the beglnnlng of l..ent ll was suggested that the gxrls m :ke and assemble plcture scrapbooks for the crlppled children at St 'Vlary s Hospltal Thls suggestion was heartlly recelved bv all and lmmedlatelv plans were made for 1ts accompllshment The members mutually agreed to meet at each others homes to work and enjov Holy Week and on Easter Saturday a group of glrls dlstrlbuted them to the suffering but contented shut ms Several glrls have gone to the hospital perlodlcally to read to the children and plans are ln progress for the contlnuance of thls profltable pastlme durlng the summer Elxzabethans wlll thus 1n thelr t1ny but purposeful way acqualnt others wlth good reading and lncrease the clrculatlon of Cathollc Llterature Parllamentary Law Course IN ANUARY 31 February 2 7 and 9 respertlvely the student body of St Ellzabeth Academv attended 1 serles of lectures IH Parllamentary Law These lectures were presented ln the school gymnasu m by Vlrs Franklln 'VI ulnn of Cleve land Ohl0 Parllamentary Laws are those partlcular rules glyen us to arrlve at the best solu tlon of a problem ID the shortest tlme posslble Thls dehnltlon was analyzed and en larged upon Specxhc problems were brought before the meetlng and the varlous methods of handllng them were clearly evrplalned Every posslble dlfflcultv whlch mlght con front an offlcer or member of any organlzatlon was thoroughly dlscussed To obtam practlcal knowledge of the subyect and to attam sklll IH 1tS operation several students were selected to conduct the meetxngs and to fill the various ofllces The course was complete but not completed for the knowledge gleaned durmg its procedure vwxll we trust llnger on 1n the mlnds of the students that IH the future thev mav be found capable of holdlng any ofhce entrusted to them Page 'G lf-'A l'arly I' ue QW +9 X , fa o , , A l I A 1 , l .y l l Q ' ' ' V J - f , ' A x x A . L . f v A- k ,5 - E r v st l . each other s company. The books, the frult of thelr work and fun were gathered durlng f o 'G ity LU: PcI'lq St Ambrose Latin Club fl 7 UPPFR Row Margarel Dre nerle Wanda Gmner Vrrgznza Cummings Rosemary Burns FIRST Row Dolores jennewern Dorothy Buergler Kalherxne Purdum Irene Wegener Wrlma Mel ger URING the course of the scholastrc year l938 39 the students saw the blrth of another extra currrcular club namely the St Ambrose Latin Club The purpose of the club IS to acqualnt the members wlth llturglcal Latm The unter estxng volume used ln the organlzatron rs Lrlurgrcal Latzn by Reverend Otto J Kuhn muench S This book IS mtended to supplement not supplant the classncs ln hxgh school Nelther hymnody nor the classlcs can be omltted wrthout affectlng a student s complete cultural development The text contalnlng selections both IH poetry and prose stlmulates enthuslasm for Latm and leads to a more lntellrgent partxclpatron m Dlvme Worship The following were elected as ofhcers of the club Barbara Hummel President Katherlne Purdum Secretary Vvanda C-lnner Treasurer Wlth thus competent staff the members enjoyed a successful vear The treasure chest of the church s pravers were opened to the girls and eagerly thev gathered ID the bonas margarltas May the members carry lhc preczous gems o noulcrlge gamed rn lherr club uor lhrough lhczr lalcr 1 fe so lhal Ihey may be numbered among lhe mos! loyal supporlers of Chrzsl and hrs Church Nlau lhe unlors who are using and enjoumg lluxrlzum Lallnum deruc lr e ben ffl from lhelr nor and enlhuszaslrcallq jozn lhe SI Ambrose Lalm Club nexl semesler 0 5 Y . f , ' f M X y . . t -' W nh 7' Nr ' in .4 Ai' 1 ' 9 A . w ' 3 g 1- 2 as an F ' 1 I r I Q A i ,ni - 5 it I ., C J l xx X S' l 4 . ' . ' , 4' Q L 8 ' x MIDDLE Row: Cathryn Lieb, Peggy Quinn. Anloinelle Albers, Barbara Hummel, Minelle Sackmann. A A W . f k Y , . .- . t 7 k . .li ' . . , . - . C . A . - -. K . A, F. a J . . V . U . A . 1 ff Q . r If . az' lor -Six .Ng C, S, M. Cr, Activities of 93889 HE WORLD for the Sacred Heart and the Sacred Heart for the World was the motlvatlng force that lnsplred Ellzabethans to work untlrmgly for the mxsslons durmg the course of the past year Thelr zeal was lncreased and lntenslfled by the vrslts and lectures of several mlssxonarles Reverend Charles Erbs S V D edxtor of the Llttle Mlsslonary Magazlne gave an lnformatlve address on forelgn mlsslon work Reverend Alphonse Schnusenberger O F M gave an lllustrated lecture on Chma and Hawau Reverend ohn Martln of the Maryknoll MISSIONS Introduced hlmself ln Chinese and then explamed the meaning of a rellglous vocatlon Sister Laetltla of the Medlcal Mlsslonary SOClCty descrlbed the caste system and the sad pllght of lndla ln order to ralse funds for the varxous mlsslons and to pay the membershlp fees m the Soclety of the Propagatlon of the Faith the students conducted cake and candy sales An afternoon of pleasure found lts way lnto the year s program when a group of a mock debate human pretzels plano solos recltatlons and sluts Wilma Metzger Eleanor Damm lrene Wegener and Marlan Rummeme lnstructed the publlc school chxldren of St Nlcholas Parlsh for the receptlon of thelr Hrst Holy Commumon Mary Koupal and Dolores Dlehl dnd slmllar work at St Francls de Sales The Sophomores lmbued wlth a llke spmt of generoslty provxded twenty slx com munlon outfits for the llttle colored gxrls Geraldlne Staab and Dorothy Elmendorf added thelr blt to the tramlng of these chlldren by teachmg them sewlng Vlrglma Mullaney and Catherine Wood taught danc lng Thus closes another perlod of mxsslonary actlvlty at St E. A Tlny seeds of love and SZCYIHCC were sown wlth the hopeful prayer that the Master will fructlfy the efforts wlth Hrs lxmltless grace Sacred Heart of esus Thy Kmgdom Come' ff L94 Pgl' lyS '5 v students presented an amateur show. There were accordion numbers, vocal selections, a e 'or - crcn 'G I his LUA K+ ATHLETICS BOWLING TEAM Pag Fo ly ,Z - 'lint' fLefr to Rrghrj BACK Row C Coellleman E Lander M Perl M Klule V Busch FIRST Row D Slcurcr M Benz D M Lander L Slac Ie S Wmlcrs R Schnerderhahn HE. RECORDS of the Athletlc Department for the scholastlc term l938 39 show that both Mxss Alma Hllmer the physlcal educatlon mstructor and the students The first contest of any klnd to be engaged ln wlth an oustslde school was the Volley Ball Came wxth the St Rose Sodallty Group of Washington Mo Throughout the play there was keen competltlon and a marked deftness and sklll ln handlmg the ball The St E A team however scored success ln each encounter Shortly after thls lVl1ss Hxlmer underwent an operation Durlng the period of convalescence her work was contxnued by Mlss jane Txchacek Her genulne enthusl asm and vlgor were contaglous the glrls were as eager as ever about thelr classes E gh! 1' 1 l : . . . , . . . li , . ' . . ' . have worked diligently to achieve success in the field of sports. c r - i ff L94 ATHUE IC Four Juniors, Dorothy Rinderer, Nlary Veronica Schrage, Olivia Higgins. and Mary Koupal, participated in the Sixth Annual Spring Horse Show sponsored by Nlary- ville college on April 20, ZI. 22, at the Missouri Arena. These girls displayed excellent riding technique. Dorothy Rinderer and Nlary Koupal gained third place in the Novice Girls' Pairs: Mary Veronica Schrage rode in fourth in the Novice Girls' Singles. Every Monday afternoon after class hours the Bowling Team exercised their muscles at the Tower Grove Turner Hall. The outstanding players of the group were Dolores Steurer and Rosemary Schneiderhahn. Field Day, June 2, was a never-to-be-forgotten event. There were contests. games, and fun of all sorts to please every Elizabethan a grand finale for the athletic activities of I939. 9 2 VOLLJEY BALL TEAM fl..eft to Righth UPPFR Row Pauline Uslnch Virginia Weslhus 'Vlary Katherine Ralermann Kalhleen Foley FIRST Row Helen Lembeck Dolores Sleurer Irma Rrgdon Rosemary Sclinciderhahn P iz l'o ly N A i Calherine Wcslhus, l A 5 ' i age if -, 'ine LU.: g 'G P z Pjlq O0- LIBRA Y Miss Doyle MargarelD1e nezle Mmellc Sac mann Frances Charaux Valra Km I Belly Rose Debo Anloznelle Albers Dorollw Buergler INCE. lts founding the hbrary at the Academy has grown materlallv from a few bookcases to 1tS present capaclty of over 7 300 volumes For years the llbrary was housed IH the center room but because of the Increasing number of volumes xt was found necessary ln l93J to enlarge lt At that time the first bullt ln bookcases were lnstalled The north room IQ now glven over to Engllsh the center room to the general refer ence books on rellglon forelgn languages and sciences and the south room contains the blographles literatures and twelve different klnds of magazines The library has the latest editions of eight different newspapers both cltv and natlonal Among the thlrteen sets of Encyclopedla are the Cathollc edltlons and the famous Brlttanlca ln anuary of thls year the remainder of the built ln cases were mstalled and the volumes catalogued accordlng to the Dewey decimal svstem Some of the latest addl tlons to the lxbrary are Valzanl Woman by Sheila Kay Smxth By Posl to th Apostles by Helen Homan and two volumes of Lzung Authors ? ,, i ' , 'ku' fr , -. f. . . I , , 1, C Messages To And From The Ijither Chnstendom IIIIJLIII Xemrc Nt Ioouls XIISSOUTI reI1 I JI ll N X dtlcan Q1tx Irdlx I-Io x I 1tI1er Con! r1u1I1r1011 ,1ncII1esIw s1e5 I on Imppx me were to Il 1 that tI1e Great prmccs of tIIL Church eIeCteCI Nour I'IoI1r1ees m the recent concI1xe 'I'I1at xour re1Ur1 IT' xx Iie as 0Ior1ous as tI1 It ILIS XI 0 mass max me c me 1 xour predecessor so IICICIIIIW cIes1recI IS our pr1xertocI1w C x N e 1ee ll lf Guns 1tI141st1C om 1111x111 1 ne uc 1 e 111 1 mm 1 IOXCCI IIICI I OIIOYLCI III tI11b ITIOCILTYI wsorIcI I ours most re peetI11IIx 1 x xm Ihr H0111 Ffrifur 12 Slnccrclu fhanl fu! For ffm DcL0'cd II S mu I Gr nd II: ILS an JYUULIY rrunlez Hzm um run 1 Hear! HL .Sends ffl Ap05luIzcBenCd1clmr1 'Xlox r1x1 L04 I ffm iq 'Y 5 I -1 ' f - I Vic of St. I'.I ,z - .V 'z I:rr1y. 'XIQI ' 3, I939. ,-, T YC ' IIOIIXI-QSSIDUPI1PIL1' XII. IV' 'Ie - : 'ge al s' 'IQIVI 'I V - I-rr of PA 5 1' , tI1z1t Your H I' I' 'f to sec tI1- pcs Q vI1ieI1 The Cz1tI1oIIe XOLIIII of America is ever at your COHIUIEIDCI. rea I-' to GgI1t I1z1ttIe-5 for p-z 1-. to wa' ag Qt z C' - ITIL z11cI raw- rorj lice. to mek- O ' I,oArI Iucttcr Ii 'z. S1 '111-QNIQ 01-' 511. If: 1x.x111-7111 .Xe -.1111 '41 5 V 'L 1-in 'W w',4 '1 .Ck- .yff In 'xlx' dfj .P'x' 'ITU ' ff' :HIS 'ugr' 71 1-Une 'G l BTX L04 Llflf H+'- lsast Will and Testament of The Class of 3 E Tl-Ill. SIQNIORS of St llllzabeth Academy reallzlng that our days 1n these halls of learmng are but few and that the future IS most uncertaln feel obligated to make known our last wxll and wlshes VVe do therefore afllx our seal to tlns testament thus declarlng all other wllls made by us null and vold To the Faculty we leave our smcerest gratltude and appreclatlon for thelr un t1r1ng efforts IH our behalf May the lofty Ideals wlth which they have msplred us ever find a reallzatxon IH our Ilves To the Students we leave best wlshes for contmued success at beloved St E A As lndlvlduals we make the following valued and preclous bequests I Antoinette Albers wxll to Cclesle Carre!! and Marian Lubbers my ablllty to mlss the honor roll by the slightest margln I Katherine Purdum wlll Dorrslce Mzschel the job of collectlng money from the Freshmen I Irene Wegener hereby bequeath to Mznette Klute the seml weekly task of supply mg the senlors with pretzels I Belly Rose Debo bequeath to cnnze Schnelder my dark blue unlform blouse complete wlth two patches and three holes To Mary Koupal I anc Ross eld will my purple lnk as a substltute for her flnger na1I pollsh I Dolores ennewem wlll to Palrlcla Dammrrch my ablllty to mlss the rlght class at the most important tlme To Mary Jane Bur erl I Lorraine Sax bequeath my undone typlng assignments I Ruth Krobalh will to Mary Veronica Schrage the posltlon of time keeper for Senior B I can Owen bequeath to Mary Ann Zimmerman my bottle of pollsh remover YVl'l1Cl'l has proved so helpful ln Monday mornlng emergencles I ane Owen will to Geraldzne Slaab my ablllty to catch a horrlble cold before each major test I Katherine Purdum wlll to Helen Lcmbech my enormous black patent leather purse zlpper and all To Rosemary OBrien my fellow countrvman I Wllma Mel gcr bequeath my CWlSl'l nose wlnch appears every lVlonday mornlng as a beacon light summonlng collec t1OnS for the yearbook I Anne Grote wlll to Shirley W mlers my excess avolrdupoxs I Audrey Prrehs bequeath to Lorella Kane a serles of deep crlmson blushes I Vary Ann I4 achler will to Anlomelle Schumah my dcslre to speak the German language I Lorrazne Bernhard' wlll to Laelzlza fxargus my great ablllty as a Blologv student to dlssect any thing but the eye of a cow I Dorothy Buergler mll to Alma Bzehslzch the task of hndlng the spellmng ClCflnltl0DS I Vera Specharl wlll to Nadine Frchenlaub my curls after a raln Y - I . . - . , - , I J: + I . , . . . Y v y , , Y ' l- - , v , , J y . ,J f . - , J , , le , , , . Y 1 - , J , , , . , . . . ,J , Y - . , . Y Q . -V 1 y v , L- v J . . V . . . - ' . , . . , ,, y . . . , . 7 ' ' V . ' - I , I ' , I. . r s , , , , , . , ' . . , ' Y , , , 1 . ' J ' ' . Puff fiz -Tun Last Kfvlll and Testament of The Class of 39 Contmueal l Valra Kra t do bequeath to can Wrchel my ablllty to hlde behlnd other people ln French class l Rosemary Burns wlll to Ezleen Kerhcr my ab1l1ty to be the most alert pupil ID Amerlcan Problems I Wanda Gznner hereby bequeath to fucly Fallert the worrles connected with flnanclal collectlons l Mary Anne Tzchaceh wlll to Suzanne lrzlwoulet mv place ID class 3rd desk row l that she may have complete charge of the llghtlng system ln Qenlor B Nlay she never wltness d xrk and dreary davs ln her Qenlor year l Alma lVol do hereby wlll to Dora Ellen Degrendle my cherlshed and spotless school tle ln thls my last wlll and testament l Barbara Hummel bequeath to Miss Dolores Diehl my frlend and colleague my most cherished possession namely my Columbus speaklng volce l Kathleen Foley wlll to Loretta lV1nlPler my hand knltted sweater wlth which no sklrt IS needed To Catherine Moran l Betty Sauerburger do hereby bequeath my posltlon as ofhclal promptress ln French class on the condltlon that she dlscharge sand duty dnstlnctly and audlbly at all times l ane Seaver wrll to Margaret Ouerberg my ablllty to be most punctual for every occaslon l Lzllmn Hunthausen will to Ros mary Walsh my glrllsh glggle rather my dls tmctly musical laugh l Catherine Westhus will to Dolores Steurer the prlvllege of keeplng the library ln order To Mary Kathryn Ratermann l Betty jean Gordon gene ously bequeath the desire and means for enlarglng mlrror space ln the basement so that she and her friends may admire femlnme beauty at the same time l Kathryn Ann Coraleal will to Anrta Hrngenbach my unflnlshed sweater whlch l started IH 36 and ripped three tlmes May her success surpass mme' l Ann Elzzabeth Mapel wlll to Eleanor Lander my prlvllege of eatlng lunch t I0 30 A Nl l Margaret Dlelrnlte bequeath to Vrrglnla Westhus a palr of ym stocklngs ade quately adorned with manv runners l Vera Spec art wlll to Eileen Meehan my excess card party tlclcets l Regina Kleluba bequeath to Eloise Roth my useless letterheads that coyer an entlre page l lnadell Kerstlng do hereby wlll to Rosemary Schnelderhahn the truck l use at 3 ID P M to carry home all my books l Irma Rzgrlon bequeath to osephzne Henclel my polnts acqulred rn the B C C l Dorothy Buergler wlll to Vzrgrnra Busch the only clean palr of saddle oxfords the school I LGI: F flu Th Q IBX I . si - 9 r X V , A C ' 7 - f- , .l - ' ' ' ' . l , - l ' 2 f 'Y ' ., ' ' . . f. x - ' . Q .. . , . , A , . . . r Y , 1 w . , H c I I . 1 v l - - ' y I v . , Y , v .. . 'J v . Y ' .. ' I , ' . G , . . , , ' .- . 7 . - , . . . . . 7 , . ,Q r ' . . . . V - , r. - - f . , . . . v , Y . . . . a V . 1 . . . . - g - C - r . . . . 7 V . - . V . . . ' ' -' Y ' -an 'age ik- ree Ll!! Pr I-fruf Last Wlll and Testament of The Class of 39 CCont1nuedj I 'Vlargaret Iflezgle wlll to Frances ackson my most prlzed possession the last seat ln the study hall I Lorrazne Walthers leaxc to Margaret Hfagner my ablllty to preserve intact my two lnch hnger nalls I Aalele Bromschuzg wlll to Dorothy Rlnderer my ability to look excluslvely femlnlne ID an ESQUITC hat I Marie Vlalecel? wlll to Faith Frxe e the first chair ID the mlddle row whlch makes hardanger oeslgns ln sllk hose at least once a week I Marjorie Kenna bequeath to Helen McLaughl1n my smlle pm wlth the earnest hope that she wlll practice what the llttle Sl n preaches To Mary Vlrgznra Michel I Celeste Ahrens will the pleasure of paymg my llbrary fines CI hope that there will not be any flnanclal embarrassment To Audrey Cooper I Vlrgznza Currmzngs Wlll mv ablllty to wllllngly amuse Senlor A I ean Keller will to ane Nordmann the honor of supplylng the Senlor class wlth ml: I Mzldred Buschjost w1ll to Catherzne Coettleman my ab1l1ty to lose pounds durmg the summer months I Clara Hezllgensteln wlll to Dorothy Castello my somber but excluslve saddles so that she wlll be most consplcuous whlle leadlng the Drum and Bugle Corps I Doris Knell wlll to une Watson my ablllty to ever forget the date when Engllsh asslgnments are due I Dolores Tzll will to Mary Pell my bottle of hand lotlon whlch serves me so well after chemlstry classes I Marzan Rurrrrenze wlll to Olzvza Hlggzns my frequent vacatlons from school I Mrnctte Sac man wlll to Paulme Ostrxch my pony on whlch to gallop through fourth year Latxn I Cathryn Lxela bequeath to Arlme Karrenbroc my undue anxlety about calories I Peggy Quinn wlll to Eleanor Caller and Betty Broc my slze 40 gym sunt without the belt I Arlme Bolle wxll to Mary Cathcrzne Garleb my propenslty of bemg called to answer just the questlons that I don t know I Frances Chataux bequeath to Rosalind Lerehe the curls that crown my head I Vzrgznla Cummings wlll to Danelle Herman my recipe for adding feet and feet to human stature I Wilma Met ger bequeath to Marg Rzeclxnger the coveted prlvllege of dlstrlbutlng school publlcatxons To Vzrgmza Kncse and Vzrgmra Auer I Eleanor Damm bequeath my joy zeal and lnterest ln teachmg catechlsm to the Negro children every Sunday morning We have hereunto set our hand and affixed our seal at St Ellzabeth Academy St Louis Mlssourl Umted States otAmer1ca thus balmy June day I939 fSlgHCdD CLASS OF 39 JI' 3 eg 1 . 0 , I , , . 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A , V .... . , - . . . . 7 . . - . . 0.8 li Y- 'our Class Prophecy HE OLD DANlE. clutched her frayed black cape more tlghtly about her bent form peered to the rrght and left from beneath her hlgh black hat and then wlth eager looks of antlclpatlon and conhdent assurance threw open the Book of Llfe dated A D 930 Celeste Ahrens and Antclnette Albers are ln partnership They are well known hortlculturrsts and are rushing headlong about the country plantlng trees at exerv turn of the way Lorrarne Bernhard has just pre ented the St Louls Post Dlspatch with an addr tron to 1ts comlc strlp Arllne Bolle rs a famed psychlatrxst Adele Bromschwlg rs the newly appolnted fashion editor of McCall s Rosemary Burns has been awarded the Medal For DlStlUCtlVC Service due her dlscovery of a sure cure for lnsomnxa Mrldred Buschjost IS lnstructlng others ln the art of knlttmg one and purllng two Kathryn Cordeal has returned to act as cheer leader for her Alma Mater Vlrglnla Cummings IS lecturmg at an eastern Unlverslty lnstructlng other 1n the art of preservlng white saddle shoes Eleanor Damm IS asslstant to the assistant dlrector at the R K O Studlos The herolc mlsslonary endeavors of Margaret Dleknelte ln Uganda are bemg de scrlbed ln countless magazlnes and perlodlcals Kathleen Foley advertlslng specialist has put Cotrells lnk Fraser on every desk between New York and Oregon For several years Audrey Frlehs has been busy translating The Vallant Woman Into German Wlth due regard for holidays vacatlons etc this glft to humanlty may soon be completed Wanda Glnner IS slnglng her way to fame and fortune ln the Metropolltan Opera Company Betty Jean Gordon IS a children s llbrarxan ln Mllwaukee Ann Crrote has found fame as a dletlclan rn a prlvate hospital ln New ersey Clara Helllgensteln IS ofhclatlnv as alr hostess between Okmulgee and Kalamazoo FOllOWlHg close ln the footsteps of Helen Hays rs Barbara Hummel who now takes the lead ln all Llttle Theatre Productions Lllllan Hunthausen a noted M D has just completed a book on the problems of hosprtallzatlon Dolores enneweln IS employed as a buyer for Marshall Field and Company Chlcago ean Keller s palntlngs are on exhlbltlon at the Art lnstltute and each day a blue rlbbon 15 added to her already swelllng collection The smllrng Marjorle Kenna IS deslgnlng magazlne covers lvadell Kerstlng IS teachlng the rudlments of horse back rxdlng at a rldmg school ln Kentucky The last installment of Reglna Klebba s serlal wrll appear thls month ln the Ladles Home ournal Dons Knell has voluntarlly enllsted IH the Amerlcan Red Cross and IS following the gl0l'lHCd example of the lady with the lamp Valra Kraft IS scheduled to plav her final tennls match at Wrmbledon tomorrow Pe 'G 5 L04 Ffryf- . -+021 ' 'X I I ' . . . C , ..., . . f Y .- . . . . to Betty Rose Debo is employed as a costume designer in Boston. g . a e i A- 'ive L04 lnlff ll 50 C1355 Prgphggy qC0nfmuedp Ruth Krobath IS the sole owner and operator of a chaln of hotels whlch llterallx clrcle the globe Cathryn Lleb has opened a DCt6CtlXC Agency and IS burnlng the mldnlght Oll on murder mysterles whlle awaltlng her flrst blg case Marle Malecek famed ICC skater IS recllnlng on the laurels she galned at the last Olymplc Meet Ann Ellzabeth 'Vlapel IS travellng through the Unlted States glvlng book YCVICWS the larger cltles Wllma Metzger has opened Ye Old Antlque Shoppe speclallzlng ln bells of everl descrlptlon and slze ane Owen has donned the garb of a Slster of the Preclous Blood and IS a successful l..I'!gllSll teacher ean Owen IS employlng her sklll as a playwrlght ln London Katherlne Purdum IS llsted ln the SOCl6ty columns as thls month s blushlngbrlde Peggy Qulnn IS teachlng VOICE Culture ln Hawall lrma Rlgdon IS teachlng Amerlcan Problems at St LOUIS UHlVCfSltV Thls week s Helpful Cooklng HIHIS was wrltten by ane Rossfeld an authorlty on the subject Marlan Rummenle IS tourlng Europe thls season Wlth her all glrl band Mlnette Sackman presldent of the Natlonal Federatlon of MUSIC Clubs Wlll ad dress an assemblage at the Chase Hotel thlS evenlng Betty Sauerburger has arranged a display for thls year s World s Falr Lorralne Sax IS a technlclan at Purdue Unlverslty Hospltal The Phllharmonlc Symphony Orchestra has a new artlst ln lts ranks namely Vera Speckart Mary Ann TlChaC6k has deslgned the plans for a new government bulldlng to be erected ID Washlngton After damaglng several bulldlngs Dolores Tlll has finally found a relnforced one IH Wl'llCll to carry on her chemlstry experlments and Wlll soon startle the world wlth her dlscoverles 'Vlary Ann Wachter IS a plano lnstructor at Brevard College North Carollna Lorralne Walthers IS g1Vlng the best years of her llfe to the converslon of the heathen Chlnese lrene Wcgener has been unanlmously elected the flrst woman presldent of t IS United States of Amerlca Margaret Welgle has obtalned a trusted posltlon ln the Unlted States Mlnt Alma Wolf IS a pharmacist at someone s corner drugstore Catherlne Westllus has returned to St l A to lead thls year s class on to athletlc achlewements Dorothy Buergler lb a SOCIBI SCYVICC worker ln San FfanClbCO and declares that the apanese are almost as lnterestlng as St Loulsans are Frances Chax aux has made a few xery valuable contrlbutlons to the Art Yluseum ln Washlngton D C A shrlll laugh of cxallcd glee ren! 'IIC sflll an us zz bonu chal uhlle hand closed lhal Boo of Llfc VVL' 'TUG' been allowed a precious glimpse mio lhc dlslanl future 7 lmc alone u,1H prouc lhc lruih 0 lihdf u,c sau rg, v .,+ ' lit 4 . A . . . . . . in Jane Seaver has been elevated to the rank of Superintendent of Nurses at St. john's X . . h. ' . ' . - ' ' ' .- 1 li- Y ' it . 1 - 'air 'xig 1-Sir THURINGIIAN STAFF 'T ALR!! flaeft to R ghtj Barbara llummel W Ima Ale! gcr Kalhcrlnc P rdum Wanda Gmncr L04 'G Q 34. L3 I 1 I-flu! Reverend Martnn Hellrnegel Conducts Annual Retreat at If e Academy 0+ HL STUDENTS Annual Retreat was conducted by Reverend 'Vlartln Hellrxegel of O Fallon NXIISSOUYI on 'Vlarch Z7 23 24 The tlme was most opportune occurrlng as lt dld during Lent the great retreat ofthe Church Year The conferences practlcal ln scope and outlook were powerful and effectxve means for the renewal of soul vlgor and the ellmlnatlon of char acter defects The descrlptlons of the beauty of the baptlsmal garb f the horror of sln and the PTICCICSS value of the sacrament of penance opened new vistas for prayerful conslderatlon Mary s purlty fragrance and humlllty were compared to three flowers the hly the rose and the VlOlCt The retreatants looked at Vlarys hfe compared thelrs Wlth hers saw thelr farllngs and resolved to lmltate 'Wary thelr heavenly mother The three states of life priesthood rellglous and marrled were very clearly explalned and symbollzed by a Candelabra holdlng three candles All three states though unequal IH rank and subllmlty are vocations blessed and sanctlhed by God The Retreat closed wlth Hugh 'Vlass on Saturday morning the Feast of the Annunclatlon The Semor Class paft1Clp3tCd very actnelx xn this great SHCFIHCC One half representlng the entlre student body renewed their baptlsmal vows the other presentlng Altar Bread for the SHCTIHCC about to be offered The receptlon of Holy Communlon sealed the pledge of falth Wl11Cll they had vowed to esus Chrlst Onward and up ward the extraordmarx graces of the Retreat are a foretaste of mtlmate partnershlp wlth Chrlst l5,X 0 0 l l , l . a 9 - at e-+ ee---V-a--r:+w Y . , O , , 'ala 'i V-fight A Chrzlstmas Party At Its Best NF OF the outstandlng events of the year and one which cheered the young and heartened the old was the Qhrxstmas Party sponsored by the Parent Teachers Assoclatxon lngle bells jlngle bells jlngle all the way Yes Santa s bells jlngled all the way to St Lhzibcth Academy on Wednesday evenlng December Zl announcing a Chrlstmxs party IH the school audltorlum And what a party It proved to be' The program promlsed to be entertalnlng from the very bevxnnmg when Wlary Dennehy dehvered the welcome address blddlng 1 Vlerry Chrlstmas to all present A roll of drums and a blOWlHg of bugles then announced an unusual number the hrst performance of the Drum and Bugle Corps The applause for their rendltlon was both long and hearty Clalre Elmore relterated the fCStlVC greetlngs ln a short but charmlnv readlng A Cl1I'lStIT1aS Wlsh And then through the mlddle axsle of the audltorlum came the carolers softlv slnglng the story of Christ s birth They were dressed very approprlately ID green and red smocks wlth a Chrlstmas tree apphqued ID the center of each Ar the conclusion of thelr songs the curtain parted and a dance number was glven by several of the smaller chlldren Are we decelved or dld Santa Claus s helpers move from the North Pole5 There they stood playlng Chrlstmas melodles on harmomcas Thls type of entertainment was qulte novel and certainly dellghted the audxence A second recltatlon was well rendered by Ellen lzard Suddenly a hush seemed to steal over the audlence for the carolers were sxnglng O Holy Nlght Santa s Llttle Klng was next presented by MISS Mar guerlte Brewers dramatlc art students The solemn and sublime slgnlfl cance of Chrlsts Advent was effectlvely portrayed ln thls productxon Touches of humor and amusement were cleverly lnterwoven An Angel Dance and the soulful rendltlon of Silent Nlght concluded the program Blow bugle blow' Santa Claus had announced his coming Apples oranges boxes of candy to good Ellzabethansll' No one was excepted How could they be3 Ll-2 Pg Ff!yN -1 v tw A 9 , J' l l 1 ' 1 l ' X 7 Y' 4 . l v , , ZX, . , . , Y I . 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H - n I . , . . . . . . . . . . - - H - - H . - - - . f , U . agc i -fine L04 IQSI Parent Teacher Assoemtlon INCI its hrst meetlng on anuarx Z0 V928 the Pxrent 'leaehers Asso clatlon has worked Ul'ltlI'lI1glW Ill the lIltCYCStS of the Academy It lr s been the strong forte ln lntenslfxlng the bond between parents and teachers and has thus lmme isurablx affected the students welfare One of the blg results 3Cl1lCXCd VVltllll'1 the past few years was the equlpment of the Cafeterm the place that figures so promlnently ln everx students llfe where appetltes are satlsftled and tlred splrlts refreshed The blg project and fond ambltlon for this years actlxltles was the equlpment of a Domestic Sclence Department at the Academy The organlzatlon sponsored several card and bunco partles durmg the term whreh were qulte successful socially and financlally The Fall Festival held on November I7 was a joyous gathering of parents students and frlends The splendlcl Splflt of cooperation amongst the members effected very gratlfvmg results At Chrlstmas tlme lVlr Boland the president whlspered mto Santa Claus s ears that there were some mxghtv good glrls at St F A who should be remembered Santa Claus accepted the lnvltatlon and arrlved at the Academy on the exenlng of December Zl with a blg sack of goodres for all Oh mv what fun' The two big Sprlng affalrs were the boat excursron on May Z2 and the Senlor Banquet near the end of the term Both exents afforded hours of pleasure to the gxrls and wlll be long remembered lhe Senlor Class wlshes to take this opportunity to express thelr heartlest and slncerest gratltude to every member of the P FI A f the many gxfts favors xnd pleasures thev have prowded for the school durlng thelr hrgh school career .iq Ib e W I , 9 O w Q , -wid f-Y-Me 5 V J ' ' V. ,. z -' Q- s.: . I . .iv I I ' L , , , . Zi-1 W x I . . V. I V x ' f Q 2 3 ' -2 X j C - - . 9 ' X ' r ' ' - V f Y C H o 1 i l Y r . 7 V . . . Q . ' V ' ' ' ' ' . '. . or Ju I' --lil U 'G -ef IBA L04 Two Former Students of St lE A Will Devote Themselves to Mrsslonary Work ISTER KOS FKA C PP S and Slster Clara lVlar1e C PPS two former students of gt E A wlll depart for Fmland m une 'Vlmclful of Chrxsts lnjunctlon to teach all natlons they wlll endeavor to do thexr part to spread the good trdmgs of the Gospel to the far away neglected Flnmsh people We would take thls opportunlty to extend to them our heartlest and slncerest wlshes for a successful enterprlse May the Guardlan Angel whose statue IS erected on the campus of our Alma Mater prosper thls noble undertaklng and be a sllent yet elonuent remmder to Elrzabethans to pray for these sacrlficmg mxsslonarx s Pgslyo it ? 0 O O 0 00 -..., j.. U . ,, . . .. v , . ,y 1 . . . Y . . .. .. .D o. aeixk-ne 'G IBA W LU.: ISII The St lE A Alumnae Assoeratron OME SWLET HOVIE' Returnlng to the Alma Mater IS ever a Joyful and memorable event greetlng former teachers renewlng old frlendshlps formlng new BCQUHIDIHDCCS and looking at famlllar nooks and corners Thxs year the annual reunlon was held on October 22 After the buslness meetlng at whlch Mrs Colyer preslded Father Herman Doerr 0 F Nl addressed the Alumnae members telllng them of the necesslty of constant devotlon and unswerunv fldehtv to Chrlst Seelng Chrlst ln our fellow man ID the partner selected ID marrlage l1VlI'1g for Chrlst wlth Chrlst and IH Christ IS the only solutlon to happy home llfe and to a well ordered state After the meetmg a buffet supper was served to about a hundred and seventy five guests In addltlon to seve al publlc card partles varlous groups of Alumnae members return monthly to the Academy to plav brldge On Sunday Aprll I6 the Alumnae partlclpated ln the Holy SHCTIFICC of the Mass at the Academy The attendance was most gratlfylng Reverend Herman Doerr O F M celebrated the Mass and dellvered the sermon ln hls address Father remlnded the ladles of the value of frlendshlp poxntxng out the DIVING Exemplar s favorltes St Peter and St ohn Catholic women should find help and strength ln the assoclatlon of tnelr fellow Cathollcs and IH so dolng be loyal and grateful to thelr Alma Mater who was IS and ever w ll be a tried and true frlend They should lxve 1n accordance wlth her ldeals lf they wlsh to achieve temporal and eternal success After Holy Mass breakfast was served to about 143 members ID the Academy Gymnaslum Thls annual festlvlty IS ever enjoyed by all young and old members ahke The International Federation of Cathollc Alumnae celebrated thelr annual May Day at St Ellzabeth s The large crowd of Cathollc women assembled from near and far was most heartenlng and qulte an lnsplra txon In unity there lS strength' Xvhat a powerful xnfluence can these vallant women enrolled under Nlary s banner sueld ln thelr homes and ln soclety ' The Alumnae gaxe the Seniors a tea on the afternoon of May 74 This soclal event of the sprlng season was eagerlx antlclpated by thc graduates for xt was not only a pleasant gatherlng but lt was the means of formxng worthy frlendshlps It lll'CCWlSC lDtCI'lSlfTCCl the Alma 'Xlxter splrlt so necessarx ln thls troublesome work a day world , I 0 0 0 0 0 l -'+R- -W K+ Y- . . . . , . . . . 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I 1 N N i i W 5 5 I in-ni N a I 5 I 'fi J A I S Patrons and Pafnronesses Rexerend Ceo Dreher Rexcrend Ldwm lwllert Rexerend RlCl1dfd R1eel1l1ng Rcxerend Otto Smsener Rexerencl C Sommer 'Wr Bc Vlrs C Ahrenb Balke Steuver Shoe Store 'Vlr Fl om Barlows Nlr Sz Nlrs P A Bern 1ar 'Vlr 81 Mrs Charles Betschart A F Bleser 'Vlms Rlta Boland Mr 251 lVlrs Ben Busehjost Nlr H D Carlos ll C F ub 51 Mrs R l Qolyer r 61 Mrs l I Cummmgs 1 Ex lwrs C Damm r N1ctor W D 1ubend1elx X11-ss Nlirx Dolores Debo r SL Vlrz, l l lm re Nlr Al longer 'X ss Anltx r 1 1 l1z1lJet1 1 X l r1c nel r or 'XI1 'X l o ex 'Nlr 61 'Nlrs C1 H C ore on Wlr 81 Nlre l P Hermmghaus Wlr 81 Nlrs F W Hoffmann Vlr or lwrs X H Hoffman A l1r1enrl I' I' I' I' 81 lWrs Albert Hoffmelster XV A Hunter or lVlrs L VC Huntlnusen I5 lmhol 'Vhss Robe lmlmo A Fr1end XIIYQ C A CUHCWCID oboe lee Cream Parlor Wlr 51 lVlr5 T Keller 'Ur 81 'Vlrs Ceo Kerstlng Vlr Chao A Klute- 'Vlra Chao A Klute N41ss Vlfillnld Knell A Frlend Y I' T T I' Sc 'Vlrs Oluer K 1 Kress A1015 Krobath 251 lwrs X Krolntlx fi lxlr Qtto L1eb r o S Xheee ISS lklI1Ol'L XldlLCKlx 'Xlr be r X 'Xl1rt111e 'Nl1tL1e mel I ettx 1 l . ...,. 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N. .VL l 1 3- Q' PEITTODS EDCI Patronesses xck XfILGdHU 'Xlr ZS INIrs os, Nlgtzggr A Frlcnd 'Nllss I othgr NIIIIITICAH 'XI1bs Halen Vludlu H H Noltlng Pamtlng an 0 Nhke Oldanr A Frlend 'Vlr 251 Mrs Edw Padberg Perm: Beauty Salon Frank Plotz Florrst 'Nlr I Pre-usch Dr I1 D Purdum 'Hr 6iIVIrs I7 X umn 'Vllas Bcrmce Rolfe 'Ur ZSc'Wr5 VI Sxckmxn xIlbb Betty Sauerbur cr A Frmnd C SL mc r Nlr A II Schlattmm CI Decoratm 'Nlr SL 'Urs Oscxr SLIIHCICICTIIWIIII 'Nlr 54 'Ura AIIJcrt5gI1wut7Qr 'Xlr c'Si'XIrs XY I: 5LxXLr A Frltnd 'Wr Iqrcdcrlck P Slzclx 'Ur 8-1 Vlr I L Spukrrt 'NIIGS 'Wary ane Stock 'Vlr 61 'Wrs Theo Suluxskm A I-mend 'VIr 81 IVIr5 I Tax or 'NIr Sc 'VIN F Tenet 'Ur Henry Thalc A Frxend Mr I1 S Tlchacek IN ro I 5 Ilchacck Vhas anc Ilchacek Yalley Farm DHITX Co oscphmg Xoctter Mrs VV VVacI1ter Wlr or IVIrS oI1n A.VdIsI1 'Ur 61 'Vlrs A H Wggumr Dr 81 Nlrb Wm C Nvunsber W llmlngton Cleans-:rg 'Urs I Irgrts 1 W 1IQon Howrrd W ood 'Xlr 84 Ylrs T W r1 In 'XIr Plrrl W ucrtcnbcrz Wormscr II xt Storm 'Xlr Otto P W urtI1 A Frlnnd L04 ISIS '91 or IBA I I I I ,.qr-l-L--- rp.. I 1 I '. Q. M' NIL A. S. Preusch r . , - J. '. . I: A 7,4 A Wi L04 ,.o 1 31 J PHTTUHIZG Thurmglan FTIGDCIS 'Q L94 H ' Q I 5 1 9 0 5 A Ac ffif Page Snenlq sm QX IX ,- ,DJ -4- --A-,xii-Tb un 4 fx- l'l l4fJI 177, ffS' !,wlSi mf AN! ww wav wr fx A A Aim fx KX! X xx X4 N N5 '5fffffQ' , V Q V V Q, - 1 7 x X A I A .. .N . A A t 4 ' Q E ! . .I 17 ? X ,V , y , ,I ,yr i I' ' E sw '- -1 , ' . , ik , ,r' J Y I-l ' ', 4 QM 1 F ' A ' uxfffff . I Saw' i 15 r' ' . , ' . Y s. '. I 2 Q P h , E1 .1 X . . 1 5 . ' x ,E . V I x 1 ' N 4 3 Q.. - ., X' - ? . ' Aix i 'N if ' - ' X' . - .1 fiifgf ' v , . J V i FA -ff ix l gixw 1 1, ' r .J ffws-FRI. H 132- A by , Xb ' -vs -1 . 'H ' , Q . A Te sw 1 KEN N ' .vb Xxx, -3 ' In xsfx - . I Q X ff' , ,, . .f . I 5 ' - - lr I' X K . ' 4'...- . I u , N C 'I .15 . ' ..- 5 1' . ' ' . pill? . . h . . v Z A ' 'A lv n' ' ' 5 : - J 1 - Il- I Q 4 ' Y' ' x v Q ' , .Q -. Q1 ' I ' . - , 3 'f ' - T I, 9 . ' ' ' ' - .- 12? ziibifsf F I ,ff ' . - -w. j- - - - fx S. N N UJ Comphments of MICHAEL BRADY '::0t4 0 is .fxzxz-'A-fvxfv-4'v-vAJxfvAv+v-v'xfv-v-vA4xAfz-v-vxfv-vAJvxr s. J r J 1 f l + Xx ' ' 1 X f 1014 Compllments of JAMES CARJRQL 'find Q' as 7 WW I- A 43, 1 K , 1 -v-154,-,AvAv-,afv-vAvAvAvAv4vAvAv'v'-vAvAvAvAvAvA-fv-v4v-vAvAvAvAvAvAv4vAvxrv-vAvAvAvAvAvAv4v-vAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAv4vsi P The following St. Elizabeth Academy graduates selected the Mound City College for their training: GERTRUDE RIES DOROTHY HEINE MARY LOUISE BOLLWVERK LORETTA BOLLWERK GENEVIEVE BURKERT May we congratulate the teachers of the St Elizabeth Academy for the fine training given these young people dur ing thelr high school career for with this training it has bee possible to obtain more satisfactory results in giving these young people Secretarial Accounting and Comptometer courses We want to take thls opportunity to wish for the 1939 class success and happiness with the different careers they may choose in life May we also extend to you a welcome to visit the Moun City College before making a final selection of the school you are to attend 4-f 'W-an-f 'W-L-4-f 'N-s MOUND CITY COLLEGE Inc STRASSBERGER BUILDING GRAND and SHENANDOAH ST LOUIS MISSOURI L E Milhouse President E J Baker Vice President ll 'L 4 fi 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 2 4 ,L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L I GR 4800 PR 7 808 JN' g S I L 'L 'L 'L 'L 'L 4 'L 'L 'L . 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