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

Text from Pages 1 - 97 of the 1944 volume:

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'Lf .,q-f.wff4wff4'46f -1.12-,nf , -' S fix 4 + :Q ,gy MQ. Mf f 0, g4 v','g51 4. , , Q ZQQI vga? + f, ,,,,,,zgfM xQ,w?2v4'i0,x 5 , A v 4 - w -1 um,-' -- fi ,J QQQQ wi f' QQ WW Table of Contents Wi ff Dedication Faculty Seniors Classes Catholic Action Forensics Art ixii Athif-:tics Alumnae Parent-Teacher Association QQ ao CDedietzutzio'n HRIST-THE WAY, THE TRUTH, THE LIFE. In birth through Baptism, the grace of Truth surges gently through the immortal soul of man making it everlastingly one with the Way that is Christ, suffering then glorious, inseparably uniting the Life and this infant member of His Mystical Body. To Thee, O Lord of the Universe, Who compassionately conceived of eternal coalition with Thy creatures, we, the graduates of Nine- teen Hundred and Forty-Four, humbly dedicate the pages between these covers, and moreover, our entire lives. We beseech Thee, jesus, to ever warm the hearts of Elizabethans in the lambent flames of Thy Sacred Heart, that thus sheltered in the healing Wound of Thy Loving Heart we may one day achieve complete realization of Thy Divine Benevolencei Unworthy though we know our- selves to be, we petition from Thy Hands, pierced with rubies of lovexfor us, the merciful forgiveness which is our solitary support as we falteringly strive to walk in Thy Footsteps leading to the Divine Presence. In our four years at St. Elizabeth Academy, we have received from Your Hands the triply strong unity with the Way-with the Truth-with the Life which we cherish most intimately, confident that in the years to come we will be supported by this oneness and go onward and upward until the summit is attained and we may adore Thee face to face Who has lived in us, and Whom we, as travelers in life, have diligently striven to emulate. gtzcciuilty Throughout the year FATHER CYPRIAN EMANUEI., O.F.M., religion instructor and chaplain, has won the admiration and respect of the entire student body by his unlimited source of knowledge and fine sense of humor. If you .ring you will be happy, is the motto of DOM ERMIN VITRY, O.S.B., choral director of the Academy. He has given to the members of his chorus invaluable lessons in musical appreciation which they will carry with them thsough their lives. A shining example to every one of the Academy students is the quiet, charming MOTHER M. WILHELMINE. Her ways and manner are an inspiration to every Elizabethan. Her words of experience, too, are treasured as precious embroidery in the tapestry of life. SISTER PRAXEDES, the directress, is a kind friend, a solicitous guide and a wise counselor. In a word, Sister is a real mother to all, sharing the difficulties and multiplying the joys of upper and lower classmen alike. A knowledge of literature makes a person live more fully, a deep and sincere appreciation of the works of the great masters intensifies the cultural outlook of life and thus makes for abiding happiness. Such is SISTER AQUINA'S message as she smilingly goes from one class to the other showing her students how much pleasure and profit can be derived from the world of books. Coaching her famous debate team, teaching Cicero and Virgil, preparing students for oratorical contests, and presiding over the senior home room must be what keeps SISTER VENANTIA so busy, gay and happy. If any student has a puzzling English sentence or a particularly confusing history date, SISTER CHRYSOLOGA has the answer. For her junior classes Sister links American literature and American history together in a most interesting fashion. The literary works of the English authors ranging from Chaucer to Chesterton are interestingly analyzed by SISTER MARY LOUIS. She keeps the freshmen wide-eyed as she explains the fundamentals of the Lingua Latina and the sophomores tense as they read of the exploits of Caesar. Despite her untiring effort on behalf of the Tb1wingia1z, Sister always has a bright smile and cheerful word for everyone. ZKCIO-3 T ZKCI 'l' 30-2. Perhaps this looks a bit complicated to you, but SISTER MARY BERNARD teaches this, and many more like it to her senior chemistry class. Sister also has a collection of the best recipes which she teaches to the future homemakers of her home economics class. The great Greek gods, the Roman heroes, and the early pioneers all come to life as SISTER LOYOLA teaches World History to the sophomores. Sister also has a group of freshmen convinced that the Latin language is by no means a dead one. Whether it be the structure of the amoeba or paramecium, the movement of the planets or the best way to keep your pet goldfish happy, SISTER MARY LEONARDUWHI solve your problem in1either her biologyor general science classes. , .fy ---'fat I I ff, .nf mi f V4.4 I' ff! fl 'K -wtf A- ---!..'- . ff c. .riff ,fx ' For the latest war news or a solution to any of the many post war problems drop in some day on SISTER SOLANA'S American Problems Class. Under Sisters able direction these future leaders of the nation are learning how to better solve the perplexing questions of our great democracy. Page Eight 'J f?f76Ez75?f gttctaltgy Just zz zlob of red here and a little yellow there. These are the words of a real artist-SISTER CLEOPI-IA. Besides giving her pupils a finer appreciation of art and beauty Sister donates much time and contributes many skillful ideas toward making our boys over there happy through her contributions to the Red Cross. Latin and French are SISTER MARY THERESE'S specialties. With characteristic calm she unravels the intricacies of Latin word order and con- structionsg With genuine good cheer, the enunciation and pronunciation of French phraseology. SISTER REMIGIA is famous for her Do, Re, Me, Fas. There is music in her voice and step. Those lilting melodies hummed by members of the chorus and the selections rendered by her music pupils are fine examples of Sister's untiring efforts to make this a more musical world. SISTER AMANDA guides the faltering steps of the little third and fourth graders along the troublesome paths of reading, 'riting and 'rithmeticf' SISTER AGNES MARIE gladly ministers to the tiniest need and want of the junior division of resident students. . Under what better care and guidance could the tiny kindergarten tots be placed than that of gentle and kind SISTER BERENICE? She is like another guardian angel to them. From the smallest child to the senior class Sister is loved and respected. - There are many students who look back through the years and remember dear SISTER GREGORY who taught them their A, B, Cs, their numbers, and the unforgettable stories of the Christ Child. Sister Gregory teaches them to her little first and second grade pupils with as much enthusiasm and sincerity as she did years ago. History, geography, arithmetic, and those countless other things which puzzle fifth and sixth graders are in the capable hands of SISTER ALEXIA. Sister has disclosed the-secret of happiness to her pupils- Keep busy. Always interested and interesting SISTER MARY DOLORES is a guiding and helping hand to the seventh and eighth grade girls, preparing them for their great day-entrance into high school. , Toll-house cookies, cherry pies and other more practical dishes are the result of SISTER I.UCIA'S cooking hints. SISTER JOHANNA unhesitatingly straightens the rugged paths of knowledge for grade school pupils, giving a bit of advice here and a helping hand there. Above the clickety-clack of the typewriters, and the rapid motion of pencils can be heard the soft calm voice of MRS. CLARK HARDY, instructor in the commercial department. Her experience and ability are a great asset in preparing the students for the business world. To eager young students from freshman to senior classes MISS MARGUERITE BREWER has laid a firm foundation in dramatic art. Her experience and talent have been largely the cause of the Acaderny's success in both stage productions and oratorical contests. The name of MISS LORETTA RAPP has been linked with sports and gymnastics at the Academy for the past year and a half. Since Miss Rapp believes that sound bodies make for good citizenship, she endeavors to make her class and extra-curricular activities intensive periods of real physical training. Page Nine i Q ' L H 3 I I N 1 x 1 I N i l Mfl'he Tltinzyw I Will be with you all days. As We leave the Academy, We re- affirm the presence in our hearts of the Way, humbly thankful for the great gift of Divine Companion- ship through life. Throughout the years We have been conscious of the Light- from Within ever guid- ing us. But never has this knowl- edge held more promise of eternal love than it does as We stand in the dawn of our tomorrow most inti- mately united With Christ, the Way. T 1 if I , ,314 : , X 1, ,If Lk.,- X '. ,4 - '-- 1 eniots ELEANOR AMERSKI ' Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 Chorus '41, '42 Dramatics '42 Junior Red Cross '44 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43,' '44 JOSEPHINE BARRALE Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Chorus '41 Bowling '42 Footlight Club '42 Dramatics '42 ARLINE BAUER Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 Skating Club '41 Chorus '41, '42, '43, '44 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 junior Red Cross '43, '44 MARY ANN BODLOVIC Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 Legion or Mary '41, '42, '43, '44 Secretary of Legion of Mary '42, '43, '44 Assistant Editor of Thuringian '44 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Chorus '41, '42, '43, '44 Orchestra '41, '42, '42, '44 Junior Red Cross '42, '43, '44 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '42 Debating '42 VIRGINIA MARIE BOGY Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 Legion of Mary '42, '43, '44 Social Life Committee '43, '44 Eucharistic Committee '42 Skating Club '41 Secretary of Footlight Club '44 Chorus '41 Class Vice President '43 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '42, '43, '44 Bowling Club '41, '42 Basketball '41 C. S. M. C, '41, '42, '43, '44 Advertising Manager of Thuringian '44 junior Red Cross '42, '43, '44 Nutrition '44 Page Twelve JANE BOLAND Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '45, '44 Haidmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42 c. s. M. c. '41, '42, '45, '44 Junior Red Cross '45, '44 I Parish Committee '42, '44 Chorus '41 Dramatics '42 EILEEN BRACKMANN Sodality of Our Lady '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '44 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '44 C. S. M. C. '44 junior Red Cross '44 DOLORES BRUEGGER Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '45, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '45 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '45,' '44 Chorus '41 Dramatics '42 Circulation Editor of Thuringian '44 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '44 Junior Red Cross '45 Debating '42 JEAN BURKERT Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '45, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42 Chorus '41 Dramatics '42 Footlight Club '45, '44 Drum and Bugle Corps '44 Publicity Agent of Dramatic Club '44 St. Louis U, Volunteer Service '42, '45 Class President '42 Class Secretary '45 Class Treasurer '44 Thuringian Reporter '41 C. s. M. c. '41, '42, 443, '44 Debating '42 Queen of Hearts '44 , '45 g MARY JANE BURRAFATO Sodality of Our Lady '45, '44 C. S. M. C. '45, '44 Cheer Leader '44 Junior Red Cross '45, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '45, '44 Drum and Bugle Corps '45, '44 Bowling '45 .,.1944..,.. v ,455 '44 , '44 , '44 Page Thirteen Seniors ANITA MARIE CARRON Sodality of Our Lady '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '43, '44 Volley Ball '43 junior Red Cross '43, '44 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '43 Home Nursing '44 Chorus '44 MARY HELEN COWAN Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 Footlight Club '42. Chorus '41 Bowling '41 Basketball '41 Skating '41 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '41, '42 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Legion of Mary '43, '44 Junior Red Cross '41, '42, '43, '44 MARY JEAN DAVISON Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, Dramatics '42 Chorus '41 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 :43 LORETTA DEBRECHT Sodality of Our Lady '41, Class President '42 Class Secretary '41 Basketball '41, '42 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Chorus '41 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '41, '42 Tennis '42 Dramatics '42 Volleyball '41, '42 Junior Red Cross '43, '44 '42, '43, '44 LA VERNE DILL Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, c. s. M. c. '41, '42, '45, '44 Basketball '41, '42 Volleyball '44 Roller Skating '41 Bowling '42, '43 Dramatic Club '42 , Cheer Leader '44 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '42, '43, '44 Junior Red Cross '43, '44 Chorus '41 Page Fourteen '44 ,4 RUTH DOBBERSTEIN Sodali of Our Lad '41 '42 '43 '44 YV V 1 1 , C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 Chorus '41, '42, '43, '44 Basketball '41, '42, '43, '44 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '42, '43, '44 junior Red Cross '43, '44 Bowling '42, '45 Oratory '44 Chorus Librarian '44 Catechetical Instruction '44 JOAN DOHLE Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Sodality Officer '42 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 junior Red Cross '43, '44 Chorus '41 Bowling '41 Volley Ball '44 Basketball '41 Dramatics '42 FLORENCE DRABANT Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 C. S. M. '41, '42, '43, '44 junior Red Cross '43, '44 Cheering Squad '42 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '42, '43 Dramatics '42 MARGARET ENGER Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44-X Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Chorus '41, '42, '43, '44 Drum and Bugle Corps '42, '43, '44 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '43 Junior Red Cross '43, '44 Home Nursing '44 Volley Ball '42 Basketball '41, '42 Bowling '41 Debating '43, '44 Junior Red Cross '42, '43, '44 Chorus '41 MARCELLA FALVEY Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 Chorus '41, '42, '43, '44 ' Debating '43, '44 Tennis '42 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '42, '43, '44 Home Nursing '43 Junior Red Cross '42, '43, '44 ....1944..g. Page Fifteen eniors SHIRLEY MARIE FISCHER Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 Legion of Mary '41 Chairman of Publicity Committee '42 Class Treasurer '42 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '43 Drum and Bugle Corps '42, '43, '44 Basketball '41, '42, '43, '44 Volleyball '41, '42, '43, '44 Bowling '41, '42, '43 Nutrition '44 ELAINE FITZGERALD Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Volleyball '42 Footlight Club '43, '44 Dramatics '43 Chorus '41, '42, '43, '44 Thuringian Reporter '44 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '41, '42 Drum and Bugle Corps '44 Debating '42 Officer of Footlight Club '44 LUELLA FORREST Sodality of Our Lady '43, '44 Handmaicl of Blessed Sacrament '43, '44 C. S. M. C. '43. '44 Thuringian Staff '43, '44 Junior Red Cross '43, '44 VOURDONNA FRICKE Footlight Club '42 Dramatics '41, '42 Chorus '41 , Bowling '41, '42 Tennis '41 Junior Red Cross '42, '43, '44 JOAN GARDNER Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Hanclmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Legion of Mary '44 Chorus '41, '42, '43, '44 C. B. C. Representative '43 Bowling '42, '43 Tennis '42 Debating '42 Page Sixteen JUNE GREGORY Dramatics '44 Junior Red Cross '44 VIOLA HEINE Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 Chorus '41, '42 C. S. M, C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Junior Red Cross '43 MARIE HELD Sodality of Our Lady 41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, Vice-'Prefect of junior Sodality '42 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '43 Legion of Mary '41 Chorus '41, '42, '43, '44 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Junior Red Cross '43, '44 Bowling '41, '42, '43 Drum and Bugle Corps '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42 C. I. S. L, Oratorical Contest '44 C. S. M. C. Oratorical Contest '43, '44 Drum and Bugle Corps '44 Home Nursing '43 Red Cross '43, '44 Treasurer of Class '41 ADELE HEUN Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Class Treasurer '43 Basketball '41, '42, '44 Volleyball '44 Ice Skating '42 Roller Skating '41 Bowling '43 Junior Red Cross '43, '44 Chorus '41, '42, '43 - St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '43 ,,,1944m '43, '44 ROSEMARY HENDEL - Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, 44? '43, '44 '43, '44 Page Seventeen 5 -2 715 1 M, Vw.. 1 W ,-ti .wi ,V 4 fu li' in, 1. lx, il ll l Ili . ,,, 1 v ,G Es 13 ,Y Ill' .T ' 4 as f JC -L Yr A lffff Cd' 1 ' az Ui 3 l wr 1515 'l :1 l J: in-fi lla M, 1? .W , . is , V. it s ,S M- V FTE ,J Eli? iw.. My-li E3 'ax '3' we 'PB 531 Es Q, LIE iii? 5422 Iii 5.711 1 fi? ii E, Ei? Bel? EA F12 1-Y 71 ., . +2 Q? sg: ,gaff V l .,g. 'Ei ,. lx' All :J Wi -lla iff 4,1 ,J . it lm' ' .. I pl 1. ' V Seniors 'f't5,il5'1iosEMARY Howe qu E' Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 ' A ,Vx Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 ,,,' ,fc s. M. c. '41, '42, '43, '44 ff' f 'St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '44 ,gif - Chorus '41, '42 gy' I, ' Circulation Editor of Thuringian '44 ff' Home Nursing '43 junior Red Cross '43 Debating '42 DOLORES HUSSERS Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43. '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 Drum and Bugle Corps '41 Roller Skating '41 Volleyball '41, '44 Basketball '41 Chorus '41 Dramatics '42 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Home Nursing '43 Nutrition '44 Bowling '41 Junior Red Cross '44 AUDREY MARIE JACOB Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 Bowling Team '42 Chorus '41 Legion of Mary '41 Dramatics '42 Debating '42, '43 Oratorical Contest '43 Junior Red Cross '43, '44 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 St. Louis U, Volunteer Service '43, '42 Cheering Squad '42 MARY KAY KRAWINKEL Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Chorus '41, '43, '44 - Drum and Bugle '41, '43, '44 Junior Red Cross '43, '44 Basketball '41 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '42 AUDREY KREMER sodamy of our Lady '41, '42, '45, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 Chorus '41, '42, '43, '44 Legion of Mary '41, '42, '43, '44 Treasurer of Legion of Mary '42, '43, '44 . Debating '42, '43 Bowling '43 junior Red Cross '43, '44 Oratorical Contest '43 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Cheering Squad '42 Page Eighteen TERESE KUN Z Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Orchestra '42 Chorus '42, '43 Oratory '43 MARY ANN LA BARGE Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, Thuringian Editor '44 Thuringian Reporter '42, '43 Sodality Officer '43, '44 Debating '42, '43, '44 Chorus '41 Dramatics '42, '43 Bowling '41, '42 Basketball '41 Home Nursing '43 , C. S. M. C. Officer '43, '44 Catholic H. S. Press Assn. Officer '44 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '42, '43 Volleyball '42 ' FRANCES LAMBERT Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42 Dramatics '42 Orchestra '41 Drum and Bugle Corps '41, '44 Chorus '41, '44 Bowling '43 Basketball '44 GLORIA LEGGIO Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handrnaidiof Blessed Sacrament '41, '42 c. 5. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '42 Chorus '41, '42 junior Red Cross '43, '44 ROSEMARY LUNDERGAN . Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Chorus '41 Dramatics '42, '43 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '44 Footlight Club '42 Junior Red Cross '44 W1944... '43, '44 '43, '44 '43, '44 '43, '44 : Page Nineteen 1 1 .ii fi 11 .J -'Q .. .k 123: 1.5 'zfl 1-5 11 11 1141 xiii tiff ll: 11 Gigi aff.- 1115 11? 11121 113 we ii 1123 1115 lfti? lei 11552 1111? 153 1,532 M. 11 A 234.141 1+ yr X. 1,1115 11 '5 .Er 11? 111: 'ri .rg 1-.5 1115 1 111 'ic 11 1 1 r F5121 -R 1 112 .,. ei .pw 1151 1. 111 11? 11111 1:3 1:14 1.:j, 1 11:11 X 1 1: Z . L1 lf' 16 1 .JE 1217 1 14 1 as w 1 1 1 :J Nl 'e '11 11' 5. Seniors BETTYE MAZE Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 l Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 ' C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '42 Home Nursing '44 1 Chorus '41, '42 junior Red Cross '43, '44 1 Nutrition '44 i Bowling '42 Volleyball '42 Basketball '41, '43 GERALDINE MEIER Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Chorus '41 - Drarnatics '42 ' Footlight Club '42, '43 Nutrition '44 junior Red Cross '44 Volleyball '42 Basketball '41 RUTH MELVILLE Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 C. S.VM. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Chorus '41 Basketball '41 Volleyball '41 Dramatics '42 Footlight Club '42 Thuringian Staff '41, '42 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '41, '42, '43 Tennis '42 Debating '43, '44 Bowling '41 SHIRLEY MEYER Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 Drum and Bugle Corps '41 C. S. M. C. '4l,.'42, '43, '44 Chorus '41 Footlight Club '42, '43 Dramatics '42, '44 Basketball '41 Junior Red Cross '43 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '42, '43 MARIAN MOLON EY Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 Chorus '41, '42, '43, '44 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Drum and Bugle Corps '42, '43, '44 , junior Red Cross '43, '44 Bowling '42, '43 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '43 . Skating Club '41 Page Twenty ANNE MURRAY Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Legion of Mary '42 Class Secretary '41 Class President '43 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '41, '42, '44 Dramatics '42, '43 Chorus '41 JEANNE NEUDECK Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Basketball '41 Volleyball '41, '42, '43 Bowling '41 Tennis '41 Dramatics '42, '43 Footlight Club '42, '43 Chorus '42 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '43 Catechetical Instructor '44 MARY ANN NIEHOFF Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 Legion of Mary '41, '42 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 ' Chorus '41 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '42, '44 Basketball '41, '42 Dramatics '42, '43 St. Mary's Cheer Club '41, '42 Junior Red Cross '41, '42, '43, '44 ROSEMARY NORDMANN Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 Chorus '41, '42, '43, '44 Class President '42 ' C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Bowling '41 Tennis '42 Junior Red Cross '43, '44 Class Treasurer '41 MARY PANDOLFO sodaiify of our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Basketball '41 Volleyball '41 Bowling '41, '42 Dramatics '42 Footlight Club '42, '43 Chorus '41 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '42 Junior' Red Cross '42, '43, '44 0 0 9 o 0 o Page Twenty-One eniors RITA MARIE PARTSCH Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Drum and Bugle Corps '41, '42, '43, '44 Orchestra '41, '42, '43, '44 Chorus '41, '42, '43, '44 Junior Red Cross '43, '44 DOROTHY JANE PERKINS Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 C. s. M. c. '41, '42, '43, '44 Basketball '41 Volleyball '42, '43, '44 Cheerleader '44 Junior Red Cross '43, '44 Dramatics '42 A MILDRED PETRY Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Catechetical Instructor '44 Bowling '41 Volleyball '44 Dramatics '42 junior Red Cross '43, '44 Chorus '41 I BETTE ANN PHELAN Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Chorus '41 Class Officer '43 Basketball 41, '42 Dramatics '42 Q St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '41, '42, '43 Secretary of Sodality '43 Legion of Mary '41, '42 SUSAN QUINN Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 1 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 Oratory '43, '44 Orchestra '41, '42, '43, '44 l Class Officer '41, '42 . c. s. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 ' Legion of Mary '41, '42, '43. '44 Chorus '41, '42, '43, '44 junior Red Cross '43, '44 Page Twenty-Two I ELAINE REIFEISS Sodality of Our Lady '42, '43, '44 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Nutrition '44 Debating '43 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '43, '44 DOLORES ROGLES Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '42 Bowling '41, '42 Dramatics '42, '43 Chorus '41 Basketball '41 Home Nursing '43 Volleyball '42 Debating '43, '44 C. S. M. C. Oratorical Contest '43 junior Red Cross '43, '44 IRENE ROTH . Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43 '44 Prefect of Junior Sodality '42 Vice Prefect of Senior Sodality '43 Prefect of Senior Sodality '44 Legion of Mary '41, '42, '43, '44 President of Legion of Mary '43, '44 Debating '42, '43, '44 Basketball '41, '42, '43, '44 Chorus '41, '42, '43, '44 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '42, '43, '44 Bowling '42, '43 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 a ' ROSEMARY ROTTLER Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 Chorus '41 Legion of ,Mary '41 Dramatics '42 Debating '42, '43 Junior Red Cross '43, '44 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '42, '43 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Cheering Squad '42 PHYLLIS SCHERER Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43 '44 Class President '41 Legion of Mary '41, '42 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Chorus '41 A Dramatic Club '41, '42 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '41, '42 Junior Red Cross '43, '44 r 0 0 0 0 Q Q Page Twenty-Three Seniors BETTE SCHLATTMAN Sodality of Our Lady '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '42, '43, '44 Dramatics '42 C. S. M. C. '42, '43, '44 Assistant Editor of Thuringian '44 junior Red Cross '42, '43, '44 Debating '42 Volleyball '42 Basketball '42 Skating Club '42 Tennis '42 Footlight Club '42 Legion of Mary '42 St. Mary's Cheer Club '42 Bowling '42 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '42, '43, '44 HARRIET SCHLATTMAN Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 C. s. M. C. '41, '42, '45, '44 Dramatics '41, '42 junior Red Cross '43, '44 Home Nursing '43 Eucharistic Committee '41, '42 Chorus '41 Footlight Club '41 PEGGY SISCO Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 Chorus '41 Tunior Red Cross '43, '44 Dramatics '42, '43 Footlight Club '42, '43, '44 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Recording Secretary of Footlight Club '44 SHIRLEY SPAETH Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 Class Treasurer '41 Basketball '41 Volleyball '41, '42, '43 Bowling '43 ' c. s. M. c. '41, '42, '45, '44 Junior Red Cross '43, '44 Catechetical Instructor '44 Dramatics '42, '43 Footlight Club '42, '43 Chorus '41 CECILIA TAPPEL Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Chorus '41, '42 Home Nursing '43 . Business Manager of Thuringian '44 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '44 junior Red Cross '43 Debating '42 Page Twenty-Four AUDREY THAMAN Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 Chorus '41 Dramatics '42 Footlight Club '42 Sodality Secretary '42 Junior Red Cross '42, '43, '44 Debating '42 Class Treasurer '41 St. Mary's Cheer Club '42, '43 C. S. M. C. 4l, '42, '43, '44 PATRICIA THOMAS Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 Class President '41 Class Secretary '42 Legion of Mary '42, '43, '44 Vice President of Legion of Mary '43, '44 Assistant Editor of Thuringian '44 Footlight Club '42, '43, '44 President of Footlight Club '44 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '42, '43, '44 Home Nursing '43 ' MARY HELEN VOGES I ' Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 . Chorus '41, '42, '43 junior Red Cross '43, '44 Basketball '41, '42 Bowling '43 Skating Club '41 Art Club '43 Horseback Riding '41 X l ALITA VOGT Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 Vice Prefect of Sodality '44 Chairman of Catholic Literature Committee '43 Class President '43 ' Class Vice 'President '44 c. s. M. c. '41, nz, 45, '44 Chorus '41, '42, '43, '44 Debating '42, '43, '44 Orchestra '41, '42, '43, '44 Tennis '42 Home Nursing '44 , St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '42, '43, '44 MARY CATHERINE VOSS Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 c. s. M. c. '41, '42, '45, '44 Dramatics '42 Debating '42, '43, '44 Chorus- '41 0 0 o 0 Q o Page Twenty-Five eniors PATRICIA WEBB Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handrnaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 1 Dramatics '42, '43 Dramatic Club '42, '43, '44 Vice President of Dramatic Club '44 Chorus '41 Officer of Sodality '44 Thuringian Staff '44 Drum and Bugle Corps '44 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '42, '43 Home Nursing '43 junior Red Cross '42, '43, '44 Debating '42 Orarorical Contest '44 Y LENORE WEGENER 1 Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 Class President '41 Chorus '41 Dramatic Club '43, '44 ' Dramatics '42, '43, '44 Treasurer of Footlight Club '44 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '44 Thuringian Staff '44 Oratorical Contest '43, '44 CATHERINE WENDT Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 Bowling '41, '42 Dramatics '41, '42, '43 Chorus '41 junior Red Cross '42, '43 Drum and Bugle Corps '41 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 Footlight Club '42, '43 Skating Club '41, '42 Basketball '41 Volleyball '41 VIRGINIA WERNER ' Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, '43, '44 junior Red Cross '43, '44 Bowling '41 Volleyball '42, '43, '44 Chorus '41 Dramatics '42 Debating '42 JEAN WESTHUS Sodality of Our Lady '41, '42, '43, '44 Handmaid of Blessed Sacrament '41, '42, '43, '44 C. S. M. C. '41, '42, 43, '44 Basketball '41, '42 Volleyball '41, '42, '43 Bowling '41, '42, '43 junior Red Cross '43, '44 Catechetical Instructor '44 Dramatics '42 Footlight Club '42 Chorus '41 Tennis '42 Page Twenty-Six Class Prophecy ..ql1r1w-u- mga.. O YOU EVER dream? I seldom do, but last night I had a magnificent dream. Brick Bradford took me into his Time Top and sent me ten years ahead of the rest of the world. When I arrived in New York, I noticed that the world hadn't changed much, except for taller buildings. Believing that this would be the quickest way to learn about America-1954, I bought the most popular Woman's Magazine and soon became engrossed in its contents. I was greeted on the cover by the familiar face of Jean Westhus, sketched in 'a pretty red hat by the famous artist, Mary Jean Davison. I soon discovered that this excellent publication is ably edited by Mary Ann I.aBarge, the envy of all women journalists. Some interesting news, compiled by the Society Editor, Pat Webb, awaited my eye as I turned the pages. Luella Forrest entertained last week-end with another of her famous house parties. Among her guests was the brilliant novelist, Pat Thomas, author of Three Little Smear. This recent publication received orchids from the distinguished literary critic, Ruth Melville. Miss Thomas revealed that when the book is filmed, the leading characters will be portrayed by Adele Heun, Marian Maloney, and the winner of last yeat's Academy Award, jane Boland. The party was also attended by Ioan Gardner, the eminent philanthropist, who earned her millions by the discovery of the ninety-eighth element. Miss Gardner has just founded a new all-charity hospital which was designed by the famous architectural trio: Krawinkel, Kremer and Kunz. Incidentally, the chief-of-staff of the new hospital is the nationally known Finces Lambert, M.D. The head nurse is Josephine Ba- - ix - ralle, and the dietetics department is under the supervision I' I ,l X of Marcella Falvey. Miss Virginia Bogy made her first Z-N GQUUA ,X public appearance, at the party, since her return from ' 1 A ' Z, Hollywood with her entire ballet company where she has X just completed the technicolor musical The Stars Ap- X plaudf' Among other guests were Vourdonna Fricke, A Xfe,-.Q Shirley Spaeth, Loretto Debrecht and Jeanne Neudeck, the '14 famous Four Queens of Bridge, closely rivalling the Four Aces. Audrey Thaman, recently elected Woman of the Year by all the leading magazines and newspapers of the nation, dropped in for a few moments. Mary jane Burrafato and Gloria Leggio, co-owners of the Ideal Show Company, attended with their chief designer, La Verne Dill. Elaine Fitzgerald and June Gregory, heads of the most exclusive dramatics school in New York, were also among the guests. I eagerly turned the page looking for more such news, but alas! instead of society news, I found gossip. The Goffip or Who? Doing What Where column is edited by Bette Ann Phelan. and Phylis Sherer. Their motto is: If you want to get all the news you can, just snoop with Puddy and Bette Ann. Accordingly, I snooped, and was glad I did, for many surprising facts were black on white before me. Page Twenty-Seven The noted linguist, Irene Roth has complemented her brilliant career by becoming a lay missioner, teaching Greek in Ethiopia. ' Miss Dolores Hussers was crowned Queen of the Roller Festival last night before 25,000 spectators, Miss Hussers will now tour the country as the star of the Roller Revue. The incomparable Catherine Wendt, the first woman to circle the globe in less than a minute, is resting at her home in St. Louis, catching up on her fan mail. Sister Mary Helen, formerly Mary Ann Bodlovic, has received her Ph.D. in music. Shirley Fischer is now instructor of Physical Education at St. Mary's, Notre Dame. joan Dohle and Eleanor Amerski, noted Red Cross workers, have opened a new Center in Chicagois Soutii Side. Under Secretary of State, jean Burkert, was influential in the recent appointment of Dolores Bruegger, talented member- of the Diplomatic Corps, as the Ambassador to Peru. Anita Carton and Rosemary Howe are Foreign Corre- spondents to Russia and China, respectively. What would the Associated Press do without them! Q f- The successful journalist Dorothy Perkins is devoting all her time to rewriting the classic Silar Nlrzmer. Mary Helen Voges and Cecilia Tappel, noted photographers, are enjoying a visit at Virginia Werner's ranch. They are endeavoring to complete their series of pictures of Famous Dude Ranches. Senator Mary Catherine Voss, and Congresswoman Lenore Wegner rejoiced today when their brilliant oratory produced results in the passing of the Voss-Wegener Bill. Next on the list was the Entertainment Page. I was actually passing it up when I noticed a familiar name. Examining the page more closely, this is what I found: The newest hit on records is Margaret Engeris Pan- try Polka, sung by the Held, Dobberstein, Bauer trio. Playing for the fifty-second week on Broadway is the Nie- N hoff-Brackmann comedy, School Days, starring Rosemary Lundergan and Bette Schlattman. The famous piano-violin A team of Alita Vogt and Susan Quinn has consenteduto play a return engagement at Carnaegi Hall next week, but their manager, Anne Murray, reveals that no more tickets are available. The lovely voice of Rita Partsch may be Page Twenty-Eight heard every Sunday evening on the Hour of Charm program. Rita sings with the All-Girl Orchestra. Elaine Reifeiss's daily radio program, Pots, Pans, and Leftoversj' was voted the most popular morning program on the air. Some attribute this success to the programs silver-tongued announcer, Audrey jacob. Is the audience interested in cooking or commercials? The F well-known promoter, Mildred Petry, will sponsor Rose- H' ' mary Hendel on a lecture tour throughout the country. Miss Hendel has spent much time in research and will '::. , i' speak on the important subject, The Growth of Ultra- ,,55E55fi,5ff11 micro Organisms on a Gelatenous Media. Mary Helen fi Cowan's soft voice is heard over the radio each evening :i3iiE iiiii::i' i in a summar f h f f CL -P y o t e news or C.B.S. wr' The Fashion Page, which I had been looking for, f ff finally appeared. This page showed signs of Harriet Schlattman's good taste, for she is the fashion editor. Among the style suggestions, I discovered the following news-items. The exclusive Meyer and Meier Dress Shoppe announces the arrival of a complete new stock of Florence Drabant originals. Viola Heine has received the national beau- tician's award for creating the most original coiffure. Rosemary Nordmann and Mary Pandolfo are making history with their revolutionary ideas in the field of interior decorating. Peggy Sisco, president of the New York Designers Club, announced today that the votes of the members have been tabulated and Dolores Rogles has been unanif mously chosen the best dressed woman of 1954. Miss Rogles attributes her success to her private seamstress, Rosemary Rottler. The once unrivaled creations of Lily Dasche have been surpassed by the ultra-fashionable chapeaux designed by Bettye Maze. As the vision grew faintincl consciousness returned to me, the open magazine remained in my hand, a testimonial that every S.E.A.NIOR of '44 is destined to become a successful woman of the world. SQ WW Page Twenty-Nine f t If 'f a -'E'E3E5E,?f , 415223. 12554 :1 ' 'Sv aw 5313521 . .v:4Z3 - x I- ri - ii 1:E5EE1Ef151-. I 5 -' ' . f - -- 14.5.31 ' :-:-s 1-:-:-gan, . '.1 .. '2.'.--12:55 '.1: , gags. A ,:-':1 ' -- 5:f:i:fS2:'4:2 -53: -Cz? ' Copyright 1933, St. Antlaonyif Guild, Patteffovz, N. I Wllhc Truthw From the first through the last class, Elizabethans have straight- ened Within them the guiding force of Truth, that they may heed the Voice dwelling in them. Through Catholic education at the hands of the Sisters of the Most Precious Blood, 'each student has been hrought'to a fuller realization of the Catholic Faith as taught by Christ, the living Truth. - f 'X Juniors Left ro Right: Fifzh Row - Fourth Row Third Row Seaond Row Firxt Row .-... SALLY CANAVAN, NELLENE ZEIS, THERESA MOSKOP, - MARY MARGARET SICKING BETTY BAUER, RUTH ANN BRYANT, CAROLYN GANSS, VIRGINIA MAYER, RITA MAI WESCOAT BARBARA ANN SCHNEIDER, PAT DELANEY, MARGIE DOYLE, JACQUELINE MUELLING, GLORIA DONAHUE PAT MUNGENAST, LENORE BUERCK, BETTY HARRINGTON, CONNIE RICHTER, DOROTHY LINSENMANN, ROSEMARY KLINE MARY DYER ROSE MARIE DOWLING, DOLORES KINSELLA, PAT OLDEG, RUTH ZITZMANN, ROSEMARIE SEITZER, ROSEMARY DALE Imet: Clan Officer: PAT OLDEG Page Thirty-Two wmzims Left to Right: Fifth Row .. Fourth Row Third Row Second Row Fffff Row - A bien! ....... MARILYN STRATMAN, JORINE LESYNA, ELIZABETH OVESNEY MARY KRUMM, IACQUELINE BROOKSHIRE BETTY LEE PUUT, VIRGINIA DIETERS, CATHARINE BIRA, JANE WIEBERG, GERALDINE BOLASINA ----MARY ANN KETTENBACH, NORMA HILLA, MELBA HILLA, PAT BETTEKEN, MARITA BRUEGGEMANN, TESSIE RICHARDS GEORGIA LEE TAYLOR, LA DONNA HEICK, RUTH PRANGE, MARY ANN SELIGA, TI-IERESA MERSINGER, DOROTHY BERRA PAT BOEHM, DOROTHY LAUDICINA, CONNIE THOMAS, GERALDINE BUSS, NAOMI NEELS, MARY LOU KNOLL, FRANCES LEGGIO KATHLEEN KELLY, LA VERNE MESSMER Imet: Clary Officers MARY LOU KNOLL, RUTH PRANGE Page Thirty-Three 9 Smpllwmmvres Lefz zo Riglarx Fourth Row ---ROSE PANDOLFO. DOLORES NATHAN, EARLENE DUPEEY, GEORGIA ROSE WEGMAN, JOAN DUENER, ELEANOR JAEGER T bird Row .... ROSE ANNE LYNG, ALENE MAY, LOVELLE FREEMAN, BERYL BURKERT, RUTH SCULLY Second Row ---MARY JANE BROCK. PATRICIA STRAUB, JOAN SIEMER, JEANETTA SARKIS, MARY ELIZABETH OTTO Fifzrt Row ---- -BETTY SHELBY, MARY ANN KUNZ, DOLORES POWELL, PATRICIA O'HARE, GLORIA WAELTER, ANN LOU SCHNEIER, MARY MASTERSON Imax: Clay: Officem' JOAN DUFNER, JEANETTA SARKIS, ELEANOR JAEGER Page Thirty-Four Swphomomes Left to Right: Fifth Row - Fourth Row Third Row Secoml Row Fi1'J'f Row - Ahxent --- ELIZABETH HOWE, ROSE MARIE VOSS, MARY ELIAS, BETTY ANN FERRY PAT FLYNN, DONNA STIEBEL, MARY HELEN DOYLE, CAROL TENNANT, MARY ANN KRUPP AUDREY KOETTKER, MARY LEE BYRNES, NAOMA GRIMAUD GEORGIA ROSER, CLARE RIES, ALICE JEAN NIEDERLUECKE GENEVIEVE MORRIS, DORIS HERLITSKA, PAT SHEA, RITA MAE KRULL, MARY CATHERINE GINTER, ALICE KOCH, MARY KAY LAVSA ' HELEN NORDMANN, CELESTE EBEL, ELSIE GRANT, PAULINE SCHNEIDER, LA VERNE HUSSERS, PAT HARRIGAN, JOYCE WERNER PAT ROONEY Imet: Clan Officers MARY LEE BYRNES, HELEN NORDMANN, LA VERNE HUSSERS Page Thirty-Five Sophcmmmes Left to Riglaz: Fifth Row ..... ROUECHE ROBERTSON, DOROTHY MOSKOP, PATRICIA BYRNE CATHERINE HERMES Fourth Row ---GENEVIEVE DATTILO, JOAN ELZER, VIRGINIA KOSTER, JOAN ESCHMANN, MARY JANE BEETZ Third Row .... IRENE FROEHLICH, ADREA I-IAITZ1, PATRICIA DONOVAN, JACQUELINE HELLMAN, JEAN MOORE, DOROTHY THORNTON Second Row ---HELEN LAUBENTHAL, JOAN REESE, BETTY MCNICHOLAS, MARY ANN BOLTE, MARGARET JEAN FAIRCHILD, MARJORIE EYERMAN Firm Row -.... CLEONORA HUHMANN, LUCILLE KLUBA, BETTY GOEHAUSEN, DOROTHY GROEBL, BERTILDA VOGT, MARY ANN SCHWABE, JO ANN WILLIAMS lmet: Clan Officers MARY ANN SCHWABE, JACQUELINE HELLMAN, DOROTHY THORNTON Page Thirty-Six gvreshmem Left to Right: Fifth Row ..... Fourth Row Third Row Semmi Row First Row ..... Abfefzt - - - MARTHA CORNELIUS, JOAN BAUER, MARCELLA SCHOENER, DIANE DELINE MARGIE LARSEN, HELEN SEATON, JOYCE WILLIAMS, BARBARA GERST, GERTRUDE METZGER MARY ANN LIGHTFOOT, DOLORES LIPIC, THELMA STEPHENS, DOROTHY DECK, MARGARET NOWATNY, PAT JACKSON PAT SCALLY, MARY HELEN GUIDICY, VIRGINIA SCRUGGS, MARLIS BEUTENMILLER, PAT BECKER, SHIRLEY WOODSON HELEN LA EERLA, ROSEMARY SUDHOEF, CARMELINE DI FRANCO MARYGEAN SAUER, ELEANOR ERK, ANNA MAE DONNELLY, MARY GOEHAUSEN, PAT MURPHY IDA JANE PIPER Imet: Clary Officeu' MARGARET NOWATNY, THELMA STEPHENS, MARCELLA SCHOENER Page Thirty-Seven reshmen Left to Right: Fourth Row Third Row Second Row Firft Row - DOLORES SCHALL, GERALDINE BRUEGGER, JOAN VORST, CATHERINE STOCK, PATSY GORMLEY, MARGARET DEITERS MARGARET WESSELS, BETTY HEEELE, MARY AGNES CHAPPIE, JANEY REITMEIER, ALMA MOELLERING, DOROTHY PETRY MADGE DYER, ROSEMARY TOEBBEN, BETTY WINKELMANN, BETTY LOU SULLIVAN, JACKIE SUTTER, LOUISE BERRY ROSE MARIE WOLF, GEORGETTE LAURANCE, LOUISE MAURER, SHIRLEY NIENHAUS, IRENE VOLPI, MARJORIE MEEHAN, JOAN ROCHE lmei: Clam Officemz' ROSEMARY TOEBBEN, DOROTHY PETRY, MARGARET WESSELS Page Thirty-Eight greshmem Left to Right: Fourth Row Third Row Second Row Fm? Row - Abfent ....... SHIRLEY STIFTEN, FRANCES STEMMLER, VIVIAN BOKEL, JEANETTE KNITTEL, GERTRUDE SCHRAMPF, THERESA PARTSCH MARGARET SCHELLERT, GLORIA BOOTH, DORIS ZOTTI, DOROTHY SANTNER, JEAN ELLEN BELLM MARIAN COSTELLO, MARY JEAN WILHELM, MARY LAUDICINA, AGNES SCHMALZ, LOUISE BOSCACCI RITA ULLRICH, JEAN VOLKERDING, ELANORE LIMPERT, MARY SCHLOTTERBECK, KATHRYN WEBB, AUDREY AMERSKI, EVELYN LIMPERT, MARY ANN BRUSH MARY LOUISE SCHMITT lmet: Clan Officen' AUDREY AMERSKI, DORIS ZOTTI, GERTRUDE SCHRAMPF, MARIAN COSTELLO Page Thirty-Name + f Mglltc Qzifcw Through a varied Spiritual Guid- ance program the Sodalists of St. E. A. have graphically exempli- fied for them the true Life reigning in their souls With the promise of eternity in His Presence. The Divine Victim of Calvary, Who rose everlastingly triumphant over death and sin, gives to the soul of mortal man immortality by eternal union with His Sacred Heart, the Life. - f -X X .Hn , 1 ., . ,, N -- .L'g--. N fiiifi' . - expel 0115 the Precious Blau FROM TIME immemorial, man has been cognizant of the immortality of his soul destined by its munificent Creator to return to the Celestial halls of its heavenly home. This knowledge has ever been the unquenchable torch of hope penetrating the darkness fostered by the sordid chaos of worldliness. Within the solitude of the Academy Chapel, each Elizabethan pauses to adore the Giver of Light that she may receive into herself the tranquil peace of His Love, that shielded by the armor of faith she may accomplish her mission in life-save her immortal soul. Page Forty-Two C7-fiatzil, Mary, Ever Virgin! Pat Webb, Aflary Ann LezB:z1'ge, Marcia L11 Gleeron, Irene Roth, Virginia Bogy, Alina Vogt Senior Sotllczilzitgy PECIAL devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary is fostered in Elizabethans by the Sodality of Our Lady. During the four years of high school, students come to 'recognize the Sodality as an important factor in their spiritual development. The activities sponsored by the Sodality throughout the year are many and varied. A party was given to raise funds with which to buy pamphlets for chaplains. A spiritual program in honor of Mary was a tribute to the Immaculate Conception. Our Blessed Mother was crowned Queen of Peace at another inspiring festivity. The highlight of the year was the annual crowning of the Blessed Virgin as Queen of May. Virginia Bogy and Pat Webb were maids of honor in the May Crowning on World Sodality Day. The officers who succeeded in making the year such a successfully active one are: Irene Roth, prefectg Alita Vogt, vice-prefectg Barbara Ann Schneider, secretaryg and the following committee chairmen: Mary Ann LaBarge, Apostolic Committeeg Pat Webb, Parish Committeeg Nellene Zeis, Our Lady's Committeeg Mary Ann Seliga, Eucharistic Committeeg Virginia Bogy and Pat Mungenast, Social Life Committeeg Jane Boland, Publicity Committeeg Joan Dohle, Catholic Literature Committee. Page Forty-Three Junior Soclczrlziztjy Kneeling: Mary jane Beerz, jeanetta Sarkir. Szamlings Mary Amr K1'IfPPi Ioan Erclamamz, Marjorie Eyermamz, Mary Lee Byrner, joan Elzer, Lucille Klzrba. ONTRIBUTING to the spiritual needs of its members through the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass was the aim of the junior Sodality this year. In consideration of this the monthly Soclality Mass and Communion and the weekly Communion of Reparation to the Sacred Heart was begun and is' to be carried on by all future Junior Sodalists. A Variety Sweet Sale was sponsored to buy pamphlets for servicemen. The books were distributed through Reverend J. H. Huels, a naval chaplain. The Sodality has adopted Father Huels and will continue to send him rosaries, prayerbooks, pamphlets, anything he feels is necessary for the spiritual benefit of the men in his care. The Sodality also sent pocket games and hangers to the junior Red Cross for the recreation and comfort of the servicemen. The junior Sodality officers of 1945-44 were: Mary Ann Krupp, prefectg Mary Lee Byrnes, vice-prefectg Joan Elzer, secretaryg Jeanetta Sarkis, chairman of Our Lady's Comrnitteeg Mary Jane Beetz heads the Apostolic Committeeg Joan Eschmann, the Catholic Literature Committeeg Pat Rooney, the Eucharistic Committeeg Lucille Kluba, the Parish Committeeg and Marjorie Eyermann, the Social Committee. Page Forty-Four 'iwltem Youth cmd Old ge Meet! . Singing Glnaicienf Yonng and Old. The 114167772 Enjoy az Biz! of Candy. Old Men Rnife No Objection to n Herfney Bm' EIN ACCORDANCE with a time honored custom Elizaberhans helped to spread Christmas cheer at the Home for the Aged conducted by the Little Sisters of the Poor on South Grand Blvd. and Cherokee St. The girls presented a Christmas program which included a number of the age-old yet favorite carols, a Christmas play, Paddy's Christmas Giftf' and the distribution of gaily wrapped packages of cookies to the ladies and cigars to the men. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament concluded a genuine party of good and holy cheer. Page Forty-Five Legion of Slfltzzrgy S CHOSEN children of Mary, the members of Our Lady of Grace Praesidium endeavored to continue their Mother's work on earth by helping others in a spiritual and temporal way. During the current year textbooks were printed by hand in large letters for the sight-conservation class at St. Alphonsus School. Q As in preceding years, postage stamps and Christmas cards were collected for use in mission centers. A number of Legionaries offered volunteer work at Desloge Hospital and others worked in the record room at St. Mary's Hospital. Entertainment was provided weekly for the shut-ins at St. Maryls Hospital and Infirmary. Scattering sunshine has always been the ambition of Legionaries and the Pediatric Division of these hospitals is the cause of their joy and a stimulus to good. Page Forty-Six EANNE Marie Lundvall, a former student of St. E. A., confined to a chair due to infantile paralysis has been limited in her- education to private tutoring. At the beginning of the second semester several Legionaries generously volunteered to coach Jeanne in expression, English, French, Latin, history and geometry. Wlaile Jeanne was still able to attend school, she spent her seventh and eighth grades as Well as her freshman year at the Academy. Despite her handicap she took part in many of the school's activities. All the students who coached Jeanne during the past year heartily agree that she is an interested and hard-Working girl who tries earnestly to master her subjects. Shakespeare ls Fun Irene Roth, Jeanne Marie Lnnfinall, joan Gardner read The Merchant of Venice Page Forty-Sefuen S112 Lcmzis Umuiqvearszizty Volunteer Sewvzice Anne Mnwfzy and jane Boland feeding n patient at Defloge llflnry Ann S clawizbe, fo Ann Willinmf, preparing drink: for piztientx. Page Forty-Eight St Louis University Volunteer Serfzwiee ILL YOU volunteer? Hearing the call to assist in the great war effort and motivated by a desire to aid humanity, many Eliza- bethans responded to the crying need for help at Firmin Desloge Hospi- tal. ' After class hours and on Saturday morning the students work in the record Room, filing and making reports. Similar work is done at St. Marys Hospital. Acting as attendant aides invited the time and attention of another group of Academy students. These girls prepare linen, make beds, per- form odd tasks, run errands to various departments, renew the thermos bottles, feed helpless patients and remove trays. Variety in hospital routine work is found by the young ladies who operate the elevator several nights a week. Be the service, what it may, the hospital 'volunteer corps, feels amply compensated for its efforts in the thought that they are trying to live for others. Record Room at Desloge Hospital Dclove: Brzzegger, Roremary Howe, Catharine Bam, Lenore Buerck, Cecilia Tappel Page Forty-Nine It.. Hfluryps heefr romp OY AND laughter fill the halls and rooms of St. Mary's Infirmary when Elizabethans make weekly visits to the colored shut-ins. Various entertainment is provided on these occasions but the gala day comes 'jes' before Christrnus'. On December 25, approximately 35 Elizabethans were messengers of Christmas cheer. The little shut-ins, temporarily forgetting their ills, were taken into fairyland as a number of girls dressed in Brownie suits entered the hospital Ward followed by Mrs. Santa Claus and Mother Goose with all her children. Santa opened his proverbial pack and distributed his precious treasures. Leaving the hospital each and every Elizabethan felt that she had brought a Christmas gift to the Christ Child for He Himself said, What you do to the least of My brethren, you do unto Me. Similar good cheer work is done at St, Mary's Hospital in the Pediatric Division. Dreams Become Realities Mary Ann Bodlovic and Dori.: Zotii don the garb of Mr. and Mn. Santa Clam Page Fifty 1 Student Ctttlteeltziszts Leaving the Academy for Catechetical Center! lane Wieberg, Franeer Lambert, Shirley Spaetb, jean Westhur, Eleanor Jaeger, Ioan Dufner. URING the past scholastic year, several students of the Academy have given religious instructions to public school children of St. Nicholas Parish and St. Agnes Parish. The Elizabethans are directed in their work by Mothers St. Andrew and St. Louis, Helpers of the Holy Souls. A In addition to the truths of the Catechism these student Catechists also bring diversified forms of entertainment to their little charges. Outstanding in the year's program was the Christmas play and musicale presented for the children of St. Agnes. Through this Work in the Home Missions the students are enthusiastically participating in Catholic Action. They are truly aiding in spreading the Apostolate of Christ. p Page Fifty-One L 66The Twuy, The Truth, The Qzifew ..g-3111--fu---u-.upu The Shepherd of men With divine love, with unity through perpetual Charity, ministers to His flock as they avail themselves of the pro- tection ofTHis Sacred Heart Where none may harm them. Thus in His Infinite Majesty, does He deign to convey to them the solace of ever- lasting coalition with the Way, the Truth, the Life. fx , 1 .x f g It X X 'xx 0 :WLTQM EEJ' - X - H T ' 0 Sf, MQ C. Omtoricrczll outest T. ELIZABETH Academy merited the trophy for first place in corn- petition with ten Catholic high schools at the oratorical contest sponsored by the Catholic Students' Mission Cru- sade at McBride High School on Sat- urday, March 25. Ninety-five con- testants competed in this contest in which Elizabethans scored 251 points. The Rev. Robert Peet, acting mod- erator of the Saint Louis Conference of the Crusade, presented individual awards to the contestants who achiev- ed first, second and third places in I each of the five divisions: original and non-original oratory, externporan- Min Nlary Ann eous speech, humorous and serious in- L'lBMge terpretation. Three Elizabethans merited such honors. Miss Pat Delaney, junior, won a medal for third place for her original oration l'The United States, the hope of the missionsng Miss Lenore Wagener, senior, second in non-original oratory, Miss Ruth Prange, junior, third in externporaneous speech. Other contestants were: original omtoryz Marita Brueggemann, LaDonna Heieckg non-original omtory: Rosemary Hendel, Mary Ann Schwabe, exzfempomneom rpezzkingf Dolores Rogles, Mary Ann Seligag reriozfr interpre1fati0n.' Pat Thomas, jeanetta Sarkis, Barbara Ann Schneider, bumorour inzferpremtion' Pat Jackson, Betty Harrington, and Joan Dufner. A Page Fifty-Four etthtolzic rtterfScl'toleLstzic Speech Meets HEN THE f1nal computation of points accumulated during a series of three All-Speech Tournaments sponsored by the Catholic Inter-Scholastic Speech League, was made at McBride High School on March 4, it was announced that St. E. A. merited trophies for second places in Oratory, with 142 points, and Elocution, with 293 points. There were five divisions in each contest: original and non-original oratory, extempore speech, humorous and serious interpretation. In the hrst contest Miss Pat Thomas, with her reading Alice in Wonderland and Miss Pat Jackson with her rollicking radio broadcast, Vera Cheeraf' placed first and second in humorous interpretation and Miss Barbara Ann Schneider ranked first in serious interpretation. Miss Mary Ann LaBarge tied with John Padberg of St. Louis U. High in extempore speech in the second meet and in the third, Rosemary Dale and Mary Ann I.aBarge merited first and second honors in this division. In addition to the school trophy, two medals were won by Elizabethans. Miss I.aBarge was awarded one for extempore and Miss' Wegener one for non-original oratory. Back row, left to right: Helen Norclrnann, Pat fashion, Ieanetta Sarhir, Ioan Dnfner Elizabeth Ovetney, Barhara Ann Schneider, Lenore Wegener, Rath Prange, Patt Wehh, Pal Bettehen, Dorir Zotti, La Donna Heiech. Front row, left to right: Mary Ann Schwahe, Pat Boehm, Pat Thornar, Rosemary Henzlel Betty Harrington. I Infetr-Left: Lenore Wegener,' Right: Mary Ann LaBarge. Page Fifty-Five 0 lt, Sf, L, Debate ottrmntmenzts Left to rlglat: Dolorer Roglef, Marcella Falvey, Pat Mangenari, Tberera Morkop, Marita Braeggemamz, Nellerze Zeit, Mary Ama LaBa1'ge, Alita Vogt, Mary Catherine VON, Pat Delaney, Irene Roth, Rath Melville, Mary Ann Seliga, Pat Olfleg, Rotemary Dale. 66 ESOLVED: That the United States should join in reconstituting the League of Nations. This timely question engrossed the interests of the Academy debaters who participated in the tournaments held under the auspices of the Catholic Inter- Scholastic Speech League on December 8, February 6, and February 22. Second place was awarded S. E. A. when in the final analysis it was discovered that Elizabethans lacked one-half point of capturing highest laurels. Due to the closeness of the first and second place teams, the League directors saw it to award a cup to the Academy Wranglers who won fiteen of their twenty contests. Mr. Richard Porter, SJ., secretary to the C.I.S.L., presented the trophy to the Academy debaters at a general assembly on April 5. Page Fifty-Six Swtursiic 66 USIC is Harmony and Harmony is Perfection. Students of the Academy are given the opportunity to achieve this goal not onlynin instrumental music but in vocal culture as well. Throughout the course of the year they participated in a program given in honor of Se-Cecilia, patroness of music, and the annual spring recital in which they displayed their talents to the public. The Academy has always given music a very definite place on its curriculum, desiring to develop an appreciation of the higher and finer things of life. Senior Music Recital Thursday, March 23 In Autumn ........ . .......... M. Morzkowrki Celeste Ebel I Love Thee ....... - ....... ...... E . Grieg Irene Erohlich Valse Arabesque .... - ................ T. Lack Patricia Horty Gypsy Love Song from Fortune Teller? -------------------..------------V. Herbert Joan Bauer Moon Shadows ...... . ......... .... V . Lane Molly A. Krohn Fuer Elise ........ - ........ .... B eezlaoven Loupa Blanco Spring .Song ...... - ...-........ Mendelrxobn Shirley Simonic Prelude in C-sharp Minor-- ...... Rachmaninoff Rita Marie Stuesse 9 lO. ll. 12 13 14 15 Eight p. m. Song of the Vagabond from Vagabomi'J Hoare ..------.----------------Blanafmg-MagGzmrey Eleanor Jaeger Allamande from Suite-, ............ E. D'Albe1'i Dianalee McKean Blow Soft Winds .................. V. Vancent Vocal Ensemble Joan Elzer Eleanor Jaeger Barbara Gerst Irene Frohlich joan Bauer Gypsy Rondo ..................... I. Haydn Joan Dufner Italian Street Song from Naughty Marietta - ....... . ........................ V. Herbert Fourth Mazurka in B-flat Major-. ....... Godard Matygean Sauer 16. I Pledge Allegiance ........... .-BrizZge.f-Riegger St. E. A. Vocal Ensemble Trumpet Obl. Rita Partsch Page Fifty-Seven Academy Choral Group THE CHORAL Club of St. Elizabeth Academy under the direction of Dom Ermin Vitry, O.S.B., presented a new and different feature for their annual Spring program. In the Academy gymnasium on Friday evening, April 14, as Dom Vitry struck his first chord on the piano, the stage curtain slowly opened on the first act of Iolamfbe, a light musical comedy by Gilbert and Sulli- van. The first scene took place on an Arcadian landscape where a group of fairies dressed in light blue formals was gathered. Their leader, Iolanthe, was banished for having married a mortal. After the fairies pleaded for twenty-five years for Iolanthe's recall, the queen consented. Iolanthe then confessed she had a son, Strephon, who was engaged to Phyllis, a ward in chancery. The Lord Chancellor wanted Phyllis to marry one of the Lord Peers but she refused and revealed her love for Strephon. Phyllis not knowing Strephon's mother was a fairy saw him conversing with her and accused him of loving another. Thus the curtain fell on the first act leaving Strephon in bewilderment. The second act was in a Palace Yard in Westminster. In this act lolanthe confessed to the Lord Chancellor that she was his Wife which caused him to consent to Strephon's marrying Phyllis. Although this was the first time such a project was undertaken by the Choral Club, it proved to be a success due to the untiring efforts of Dom Vitry, director of the musical score, and Miss Marguerite Brewer, director of the dramatic presentation. Chow: of Fahie: and Peers Page Fifty-Eight Roremary Hendel, Alita Vogt Page Fifty-Nine Left to Right: Barham Ann Schneider, Ruth Dohher- Jteirz, Arlene Bauer, Roxemary Hemiel, 'Rita Partxch, Cynthia Deck, Connie Richter, Alita Vogt, Franeef Lambert, Elaine Fitzgerald, Georgia Roxer Strephon begs his fairy mother, Iolanthe, to plead his cause with the Lord Chancellor. Rosary Nlnsnaie Standing ..... Geraldine Meier, Eileen Brackmann, Mary Ann Niehoff. 5045955 ------- Rosemary Lnnziergan, Pat Thomas, Swan Quinn. HE ART CLASS executed a Rosary Mosaic of Mary. With this novel design of the Queen of Mothers they demonstrated their filial devotion to her on the day when homage is paid all mothers. They also used it as a means of supplying much needed rosaries for the servicemen, for whoever inserted a mosaic purchased a rosary. Page Sixty Art ln War Effort Gloria Legglo, Virginia Wernerf, Marian Moloney, Roremary Handel URING the past war-time year, members of the Art Class proved their ability to be both artistic and patriotic. The ash trays and favors, pictured above, are among the many contributions made ro the junior Red Cross in furthering the comfort and good cheer of servicemen. jane Boland, Ioan Doble, Mary Kay Krawinkel, Roremary Norrlmann, Mildred Perry, Phyllir Scherer So forceful and expressive were the posters created by the Art Class, that they merited the special attention of the Air Raid Wardens of Zone 7 who had them exhibited at Tower Grove Bank as a preview of the Fifth War Loan Drive. Page Sixty-One Sewing p EWING, one of the most essential of the practical arts, is an important asset to every high school girl's accomplishments and is therefore studied by every Elizabethan. One day a Week the entire sewing class devoted its time to making various articles for convalescent soldiers and war refugees. Marita Brueggernann, Anita Carron, Pat Webb, La Donna Heieck, Marie Held Page Sixty-Two Spring is in the air, as demonstrated by these girls in gay, fash- ionable pinafores, is in keeping with the sew- ing class's motto in this wartime year, ' Fash- ionable, yet practical. Tbe .rtreet dreyfef included rnuzeruzlf from blue poplin to green .verge and win- Zer wbiie und prefented ffbe faxbion trend of '44 at followed by tbe teen-age girl. Betty Shelby, a Sophomore, model: a beautiful coat with matching bat, made of blue wool. Sewing Theresa Kunz, Mary Margaret Sicking The climax of the highly successful year's activities Was reached on the afternoon of April 28 when the members presented their Spring Fashion Show followed by a tea. This was served by the Home Economics Class in the Academy gymnasium. Page Sixty-Three rumutic Art LTHOUGH the Footlight Dramatic Club has been in existence only three years, it has grown in both size and cultural achievements. Under the able direction of Miss Marguerite Brewer, the club produces one major play a year. This year's production was the ever-enjoyable Little Women. Lenore Wegener, Virginia P4895-' Donald Webb: Bogy, Patricia Webb, Jean Bvbby Bwkeft' BZM'k61'l, Peggy Sirco, Pat Tbomar, Elaine Fitzgemlzi. Among the many activities of the club's rich social life, the most outstanding is the crowning of the Queen of Hearts on St. Valentines Day. Six Maids of Honor, the Misses Pat Thomas, Virginia Bogy, Pat Webb, Elaine Fitzgerald, Lenore Wegener, and Peggy Sisco, all officers of the club, opened the Coronation ceremony by marching slowly up the center of the gymnasium to the charming melody of a Strauss waltz. Formal dresses and sweet nose-gays added to the attractiveness of the crowning. Miss Anita Pellegreni, carrying the crown of red and white carnations, preceded the Queen-to-Bef' Miss jean Burkert, senior. Two pages, attired in black velvet, completed the cortege. When the court had assembled on the stage, surrounding the throne, Miss Pat Thomas placed the wreath on Miss Burkert's head proclaiming her Queen of Hearts, and wishing her a glorious reign. The proceeds of the party were donated to the Chapel Fund for Marys shrine. Although the girls had crowned one of their own, they dedicated the ceremony to Mary, heaven's queen. Page Sixty-Four Home Economics EAL PLANNING is fun!-Yes, even with rationing confusing and baffling many housewives, the Home Economic students find joy in pursuing interests in the culinary art from canning, to baking. The Elizabethans perfect their ability to prepare and season foods which would appeal to the delicate taste of a connoisseur. The class entertained the lay members of the faculty at luncheon and were hostesses at the tea given in connection with the Fashion Show. The young ladies had as their guests on another occasion the debators and orators to whom they served a delicious luncheon. Page Sixty-Five Nutrition jane Boland Cat ttoneb, Catherine Wendt, Dolorer Hnxferr, Eileen Brackvnann, Rofemary Hendel URIN G the second semester the Home Economics Class devoted one day a week to the Nutrition course. The Standard Nutrition Course is of special interest to the Foods class because it shows ways of applying knowledge of wise selection and preparation to everyday foods. The nutrition course offers information on new discoveries about values, on improvement of diets at all income levels, and on proper food habits and practices. Page Sixty-Six first Avid T THIS time, when Youth and Old Age are engaged in the all-out armed conflict with the enemy, Elizabethans show their desire to do their' part by such classes as First Aid. This regular 20-hour Red Cross course was given the freshmen by Sister M. Praxedes, directress of the Academy. Mary Agnes Claappie, Thelma Steplaenx, Mary jean Wilhelm, Marlir Beaternziller, Mary Ann Brnrla, Ioan VON! Home Nursing La Donna Heieak, Pat Betteleen, Marita Brfneggemann, Rorenzary Kline, Carolyn Gantt, Mary Mai'- garez Sinking, Alita Vogt, Niarre -Miyr Bfiahlmeief, Rofemarie Seilzer, Pal Olileg, llflargaret En- geff, Beltye Maze, Anita Carton. Patient: Rnrh Zitzfnann. In war or peace the American family is our most prized institution. With this thought held before them the Academy Home Nursing Class has taken great interest in the Red Cross course offered them. Today with our country at war and tomorrow when peace once more reigns supreme, the American family must be protected by its knowledge of the prevention and treatment of common illnesses. ' Elizabethans have set themselves toward the goal of being instrumental in spreading this knowledge. The Home Nursing Class offers the motive power for their drive toward better health for every member of every family. Page Sixty-Seven tltlleztzics OLLEYBALL, basketball, badminton and many other sports are par- ticipated in during the gym classes. The regular scholastic program of the Academy coupled with the physical educational activities facili- tates the development by each student of a sound mind in a sound body. On Field Day this year, as in the past, the gym students participated in contests of skill such as broad jump, track, and softball. Page Sixty-Eight CPuremtfTeuchers ssociutziom MR. JOHN BOLAND O THE Parent-Teachers Association, one of the most active organizations in the Academy, the students owe a deep debt of gratitude. The connecting links in the chain harmoniously joining parents, teachers, and students, have been forged by the high spirit and lively interest manifested by this group. Practically every department in the Academy has benefited materially by their rninistrations. They sponsored the annual Fall Festival and several card and bunco parties throughout the year. It is through their generous aid that the Senior-Junior Dinner is made possible. Therefore, to the president, Mr. john Boland, the other officers and all the members of the P.-T. A. the class of ,44 extends a most sincere vote of thanks for their most gracious assistance in supporting Academy activities and their ever-ready allegiance to St. E. A. Page Sixty-Nine Slflembets of Endowment Club l Standing, left to right: Mn. Algermirxen, Mrs. Harzenbacb, Mfr. Wevering, Mft. Scbortezll, MM. Haider. Seated: Mfr. Erleer, Mft. Brewer, Mft. O'Brien. 66 INDNESS is the overflowing of one's self, is the motto of the Endowment Club, . the name chosen by a group of one hundred members of St. Elizabeth Academy Adumnae, who banded together one day in 1916 to form a group which wanted to do a Little more to help the school they loved. The Club meets every last Tuesday of the month, except july and August, and receives Holy Communion in a body once a month. Their most commendable practice is. charity and kindness, particularly in their speech, allowing no unkind words to be spoken about anyone. Mrs. Brewer was appointed first Presidentg she was succeeded by Mrs. Zimmerman, who remained active until her death six years ago. Mrs. Shortall is the present chairman. Page Seventy Just like Home! 66 EE, THIS seems just like home! was the complimentary remark paid by one of the fifty soldiers who were entertained in the Academy gymnasium on October 10, by members of the Alumnae. The men were representatives of Jefferson Barracks, St. Louis University and Washington University. A delicious chicken salad supper was served in the Academy gymnasium at 5:00 p. m. Dancing was the main enjoyment of theevening, special features being the balloon dance and the popular Boomps-a-Daisy., Lieut. Col. Noland and Lieut. Bailey from jefferson Barracks, Father Doyle from Washington University, Fathers Innocent, Ralph and Jasper from St. Anthony's were present for the occasion. b I Miss Angela Windler, the president of the Alumnae, was responsible for the successful issue of this party, along with many other activities sponsored by the organization throughout the year. Page Seventy-One gldtttrons and Cptzzrronesses Rev. Wm. H. Huelsman Rev. F. Kehlenbrink Rev. William Puetter, S.J. Rev. Charles Schmitt A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. B. Abkemeier Mr, and Mrs. N. B, Arges Mr. and Mrs. C. Armstrong Art Needlework Shop Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Aubuchon Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Babler --cylHluC:-- Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Byrnes Callahan Family Mr. and Mrs. R. Cardwell Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Carmody Georgette Castile Dr. Cassidy, Optical Co. Jimmie Cavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Cento Mr. and Mrs. C. Chappie Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coller Dr. and Mrs. Colyer and Mrs. Costello Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Cowas Cuddles Virginia E. Commack Family Mr. Cummings Miss Mary Catherine Banahan Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Becker Miss Mary Virginia Becker Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Herman J. Beetz Mary Jane Beetz Mary Ann Beger Miss Dorothy Berra Miss Audrey Lee Berry Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Betteken Mr. and Mrs, P. T. Bienmueller Bob and Dee Virginia Marie Bogy Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bokel Mr. Bryan Boland Mr. Dan Boland Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Boland Miss Rita Boland Miss Jerry Bolasina Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bold Bonnie and Adolf Miss Dorothy Boschert Brackmann and Hendel Ernestine Brackmann Helen Brackmann Miss Jane Brady Mr. Tom Brady Harry Brinkop Jackie Brookshire Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Brueggeman Al Bruegger Mr. and Mrs. F. Bruegger Mr. and Mrs. J. Bruegger Jerry Bruegger Miss Jean Bruns Miss Lee Bruns Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Dattilo Mrs. L. Davison Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Debrecht Mr. and Mrs. William Delaney Mr. Frank Devos Harriet Diekneite Mrs. Dieters Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Miss Dolores Mr. and Mrs and Family A. Dill J. C. Doehler Geo. J. Dohle Dohle James J. Doyle Mrs. F. Dowling Mr. J. B. Dowling Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duba Mr. Harry' C. Dufner Miss Nell Duncan Celeste Ebel Mrs. E. C. Ebel Mr. and Mrs. L. Ebenhoe Carolann Eickmeyer Robert Eike Elite Confectionery Mrs. Ellebrecht Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Elzer Ethel and Madge Marcella Evering Mr. and Mrs. E. Eyermann S. Sgt. and Mrs. A. V. 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DIVISION OF YOUNG SALES CORP. JOHNS-MANVILLE APPROVED CONTRACTORS Grand 3080 1054 Central Industrial Ave 5 K vAwlNl'vAvAvAvAwlNlNI'vAwlNl'v4vAv4vAwlN!Nl'a v4v4vA Pa g e E i g h, ty V4 11 3. V 1: A Coal for Every Purpose 5 v 'r 1' 1 :I CALL 3 3 . 'r 'r 1 I. E. CALLAHAN Coal and Coke Co. Ill 1 4+ . 3924 Duncan Avenue FRanklin 1365 IE In +I St. Charles 115 P sg ee I-I. C. DALLMEYER 3: SUNS C0. 1E 1 1 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Q11 AMBULANCE SERVICE We 4 1 1 1 :E 1 500 N. Second St. St. Charles, M 1 'I 1: 5E 1: Compliments of 1 'I C MR. and MRS. T. I. MDLDNEY 5 4+ 4+ tr 2 3 4+ , Y, 1 WI tr 3. 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GARLEB DENTIST 6408 Chippewa St. St. Louis, Mo. P g E ghty Three gf-Q,.---AAAJN,.----.N'4AA--AA.x,AA5,5,x,.- g vvvvvv vvvv, vvvvvvv v v v v v'NlSAvAv'NlNr Special Order Work 4 CH. 0090 MONTI JEWELRY ' ooMiw-my I SCHOOL RINGS 1 PINS - MEDALSH 1 -++:ra++- 'I 4 4+ 4+ 4' I + 4+ 4 + 4+ 4 v P 43 11 531 Arcade Bldg. 4+ St. Louis, Mo. +I E 4, 14 I+ 4 Optical Goods . Photo Supplies P 4+ 4+ il , . . 4: g Moving P1cture MaCh1HGS 1+ 4' 3: 4' N 4' 3 4' 41 Q9 rkerk E 610 Olive St. E 518 N. Grand Blvd. 4 4+ + 4+ 4 + 4 + 4+ 4 + 4 4+ + 4+ 4, 4 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4 + 4 4+ + 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4 14 FOODS INC. Y 4151 MANCHESTER AVE Phone NEWstead 0500 63 COMPLIMENTS of ophomore Q9 eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ,EA a-'Ava-v-v-v-v-'Av-v-vAv+r-A,-'Arv-vAvAfvww-v-4v-v-.-Y-vw-,A,Av-.A.-v-v-,A,-f,A,A,-vw-v-v-ef Page Eighty-Four AvAvAvAvAvAv4v 2 22222 22222222 2 5 GRAVOIS HARDWARE co. AGENCY FOR LOWE BROS. HIGH STANDARD LIQUID PAINTS, VARNISH AND GLASS I 2645 Gravois GRand 7979 w Best For Baby Best For You ABKEIVIEIER DAIRY MILK Pasteurized in the Newest, Finest, 9 Most Modern Dairy in South St. Louis. i 3831 Bates St. Rlverside 3041 i THE ONLY 5 1 OSCAR J, 5 HOF F MEISTER 5 , 4+ 5 Funeral Home 5 qv 0 CHIPPEWA AT GRAVOIS r if g Piaospecr 6850 3 g gi SUNFREZE 2 ICE CREAM w 4424 W. PAPIN ST. 4 4' ': 5 JEfferson 2522 JEfferson 2523 4 QP I I1 ,f,f,f,,, , , L., Y,Y,Y,V,Y,Y, , , ,,,,,,,,,, , , , ,, , COVERS 8: BINDINGS BY Becktold Co. Cercla-Plastic-Wire-0 Mechanical Bindings 2705 Olive JE. 1100 COMPLIMENTS OF STANZE NIONUMENT CO. 7810 GRAVOIS AVE. Compliments of FRESHMAN B Barrett Weber Co. AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER Kingshighway At Arsenal We Will Buy Your Used Cow 7 ------- - - ---Y-Y- -Y-Y--'-'-' ---f-- ----- - - - ------- ---- - -,-' -7- --ff YYYYYYY -7- YYYY - Y-I-I-Y-Y I Page Eighty-Five VXI' wlN3vAJ2AvAv4v4wlNlNnfN3vAv'NlNrAvAvAvAv'NlNrAvAvAvAvAvAv4vAv4v Compliments of A FRIEND Opposite Sunset Burial Park 10101 GRAVOIS AVE. St. Louis, Mo. HU. 2650 Congratulations to the 1944 Graduates From Your Alumnae President ANGELA VVINDLER Sou are invited to visit, our Greenhouses and when you need Flowers we will be glad to serve you Our designers ar-Listiczilly arrange Floweis fO1 Vkeddinffs Graduations, Birthday' and all oecasun that demand flowers. NCHIIIKI.. The G. B. Windier Co. HUclson 2345 4059 Delor St. BRAUN PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. Estimates Oheerfully Given 3317 Meramec St. LO. 9473 MA. 4268 HACKMANN R. E. CU. 1000 CHESTNUT LEO A. HACKMANN, Pres.-Treas. JOSEPH T. MURRAY, Cashier Compliments Of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hussers and Family PHELIM O'TOOLE REALTY CO. p Real Estate, Loans and Insurance 4553 Gravois HU. 2255 New Cars LA. 5110 Used Cars SOUTH SIDE CHEVROLET CO. 3645 South Grand Blvd. 20 Years at Grand and Gravois Service P:-vrts A-.A,s,x,-,fvAvAvAv-v-v-.fvA4vwAvAfv-v-f,.,v.v.,A4xAfv-v-vvxfv-vAvA Page Eighty-Six ...QS92 AvAvAv'VS NNN 7-fir 'r 4 4 4 4 'r 4 f vAv ff flNl'vAvAvA NSN J? KS! 4 Us in 2 A. COMPLIMENTS DEBRECI-IT or rocer an Mea G lvfarkj. f FRESHMAN 2101 LYNCH ST. PRospect 8069 Compliments of MR. and MRS. C. BURRAFATO Compliments of lVlr. H. Cronin and Family Compliments of the O , 0 Sisters Friend Club We specialize in making quiltsg give us your orders. Our Work is very interest- ingg come to join us. We sew every Thursday at St. Elizabeth Academy Gymnasium, 3401 Arsenal Street. Reg- ular monthly meetings every third Thursda y. Club Officers: Mrs. J. A. Schilly, Presi- dentg Mrs. Wm. Wagner, fVice-Presi- dentg Mrs. J. Erbs, Secretaryg Mrs. T. Cramer, Assistant Secretaryg Mrs. Kuershen, Treasurer. C PIEPER Heating and Sheet Metal Co. 3519 WYOMING ST. PRospeet 4347 Compliments Of St. Anthony's Church High Ridge, Mo. Rev. S. L. Cassidy, Pastor Compliments of the Art Class fNl9NlQAwl'iINI'vAvAvAwl'NlNlN-l?A1l'NlNl'vAv4wlNrAvAvAvAvAnl'vAvAvAwlNIN6l' Page Eighty-Seven Q52 ..... . . . , foil Compliments of St. Anthony Bowfing Alleys 3114 MERAMEC HU. 9971 EDW. G. GRUSH, Mgr. Compliments of Mr. 85 Mrs. Wm. L. Gregory New Notes in Spring's Newest, Smartest TONTINE WINDOW SHADES DuPont Toxitine Washable Shades Add Be L5 to Your Window Ar1'ai1,-gemeiill E mical, Modern! A Quality Shade! D P 12 Tontiue Pyroxylin Impresgiiated Window Sl des That Wash Clean and Fresh As New With Soap and Water! LOOK AT YOUR SHADES-OTHERS DO! DREES SHADE CO. Our Cash and Cai' y Plan Saves Time and Tires! JOSEPH TULLMAN Fancy and Staple Groceries AL ZOELLNER Fresh Meats, Vegetables, Fruit PRospect 9749 SPRING AND MCDONALD AVES. 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Virginia Air Conditioned L0. 1937 i CON TRACTOR P ji ig Q ' 4061 HUMPHREY ST .Too CLASS OF ,43 4 5 Sr. Louis, Mo. 4' X Charlie 'See' CHAS. DIEKER if Q MIRIANPS CAFE P W Q 3429 Morganford Grocery and Meat Market 1, if Liquor - Wines - Food 'C 4 1, gl Q GRAVOIS MARKET A. G. STORES Compliments of P 3 WALTER DOBRICH 1, 3 3716 GRAiV01S ' Ch2L1'l6S M. Clelldlillill 4' T St. Louis County, Mo. h , P0 ZZmS COMPLIMENTS OF 2 HELEN MEYER COURTESY SANDWICH 4, Call Evii?EJ:g5S2cli1.3g21InLme11ts Q 5032 Murdoch, lst West GRAND AND ARSENAL ECECECEC iiii I CECECE CECECEC E I iiii iiiii I I iiiii 'Ei Page Eighty-Nine QQ ..... ........ . .. E52 M. HUMMEUS MARKET Quality Groceries, Meats, 'Vegetables 3401 GOETHE FL. 6800 IDA W.ETZEL I-IOSIERY Sz LINGERIE SHOP 3106 SOUTH GRAND BOULEVARD Phone, PR. 8093 St. Louis, Mo. Compliments of Mr. 85 Mrs. E. M. Kleinsorge Compliments of JOHN S. MURPHY CO. 'General Insurance PROPERTY OWNERS We can make a quick sale for you by displaying a photo oi your home in our new PHOTO SELECTOR Call us for complete details. H. A.. 0'ROURKE, INC. 5471 Glmvois 1-IU. 4.310 Compliments ZIMMER'S MARKET WEBSTER GROVES, MISSOURI Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of BUY 5EllX INVEST RED :fra 4: c. 'I' C I U QD QT' 4 - . .JAIHVESTMENT :,'RsAL1'Y co. was 1 I mnuu TB VUIS REALTORS COMPLIMENTS OF FOOTLIGHT CLUB COMPLIMENTS OF MR. 81 MRS. E. M. PERKINS Welding Painting Auto Lite Batteries J. V. KERBER 85 SONS AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING BODY AND FENDER DENT WORK 3759 SOUTH BROADWAY G4Rand 5021 At Jefferson and Chippewa PLat0au 9669 Exarninauon of the Eye DR. FRANK NICKL Optometrist Hours: 9 A. M. Lo 12 A. M., 2:30 P. M. to 5 P. M. Evenings 7 Lo 8:30 P. M, Except Wednesday and Friday. 3219 MERAMEC ST. St. Louis 18, MO. PRospecL 7118 . EDW. W. SLOMER Jeweler 2629 Gravois Blvd. ST. LOUIS, MO. Compliments of S.. P. BEHRMAN N. HUMMEL'S MARKET .4 44 4' 4 4, 4 4 4 4, 4 44 4 4' 4 4' 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 1 4' 4 4+ F 4' 11 4' 3 4' d 4' 4 4' 41 4' x 1' 1? 4' +I 4 P 4 P 4 P 4+ l 4 4+ 4 4' li 4' 1 4' 2 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4 4+ Q 4+ 1 4+ G 4+ 13 4+ 3 4+ E 4+ 3 4+ A 4+ 4+ 4+ +I 4 IP 4 JAMES S. MANION lj 4 4+ 4 VICE-PRESIDENT 4 4, 4+ 41 PLOESER W ATTS 86 COMPANY Groceries, Meats, Vegetables 4, 4, 1 General Insurance 4: 5 330 N. Fourth Street Gmfieid 5350 64101 LEONA ST' HU- 7711 4 jlw iffiiifiiifi 'ni ifrfrirfif r Yifirfifiirifir Yiffiiir Y i f Yifirifiiiiiiri Y YYYYYYYY Y nnni Hfnwwnnnnwrr Y if-4, Q2srvvxfv-vAAfAvAv-vAvAvNAfvAv-v-.Afv-v-f,Av-4-v-,A V I I Y Y I I I I Page Ninety n on ..... - .... ........ .... . - T 'I Compliments of Compliments Of 13 :P i A FRIEND Mr. and' Mrs. Frank B0dl0V1C Q jr E 4: . f 4 LAKE FOREST O0mP'1mmS of i 1 PASTRY SHOP NORTHWOOD FUEL OO. g 3, . 6440 W. ELORISSANT f 7737 Clayton Rd. PArkv1ew 0966 MU. 0688 , FOI-est 7307 Notary Public 4: Z' I Comp 'mms of JENKINS REAL ESTATE OO. 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For Stanlegfs Fur Cream, Window Clean, Rug Shampoo, Wax, Call MRS. EVELYN HEFELE 2917 Macklind Ave. HI. 7730 List Your Property iid Purchase Same From ANTHONY H. WEBER AND ASSOCIATES BONDED REALTORS LOANS INSURANCE 3617 Gravois Ave. GRand 7322 Compliments Phone CHestnut 1478 C. Burghoff Realty Co. 4926 North Broadway 2 49 v'NfvAv'9AvAv'5l'vAvAwlNlNl'vAvAv4wfSlSl'v4v wlNl'vAv4vAvAwlN3v vAw!NlN!N?vAvAwA,AvA Page Ninety-Two E-If I 3 I .I I 'I 'I 4 I I .I 'I 'I P 'I 'I 4 Aviffv vAvAv I I 4I I I I .I 'I 'I P I 'I 'I 4 I I 'I .I I 1 I 'I 'I I I 'I fy, .Q vAvAvAvA?Jf?f 1+ 'v4vAvAvAv'NfvAvAvA-1' P 1' a 4' F C 5 Av4vAvNN??fJff ffvikkkkkAffvAvAvAv4ffffvAfffvAvAfJNf v'SrAvAvAvA Q7' Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. A. Rottler and Rosemary BISCHOFF'S MARKET Meats, Vegetables and Fruits 3236 GUSTINE AVENUE Phone, PRospect 7104 We Deliver MADGE'S BEAUTY SHOP Individual Hair Styling Permanent Wave Specialist 4905 BLOW ST. LO. 9694 BROADWAY PRINTERY Job Printing of Every Description Union Shop 2023 S. 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