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

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Copyright 1933, St. Antlaonyif Guild, Patteffovz, N. I

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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? '

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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