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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1949 volume:

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Banana-cttef Pat Cowie 1 - - -Arroctate Editors Francec Becker I -- --- '-' '-- - s. joan Koenig .......,-... ,, ,-..,.,,,.,,,,,,,,.- Delores Wegmanl Adrferttftng Manager Patty Seliga ....................... - ...... Afroctate Editors If 'UZ 111 VX . . , .,... . ,,-.r-. ,...-,. . .. . . - -ex . - .ss-rv. ravi- 'hvfxisf Ma.-r f We 'J 'life '-2: -'f'iW:r- . J-... mg-1g-i..f,s:,-f-- ,A f :2fw2.f-swiifkirmi-if iffwfl 1 -3- A- -' ' 'f CI'caLbZle of Ccomztevnuts DEDICATION FACULTY SENIOR SECTION CLASSES AUTUMN WITH OUR LADY OF THE MOUNTAINS , WINTER WITH THE DIVINE SHEPHERDESS SPRING WITH THE MOTHER OF LIGHT l 1' Z Copyrzght Marylcnoll Szstevs ' ln' f ' A' A ' ClDedzicnLtzion E, SENIORS of 1949, cognizant of the debt of gratitude we owe to her who has been a true and close friend, our peerless queen, and devoted advocate, realize that no mere words can ever adequately express our love a-nd appreciation. Our lives alone can, in the manner in which We follow her gentle precepts and eXample,4be a tribute to her who is God's mother and ours. And so, we dedicate not only a lifeless book, a record of things past, but our Whole lives, our souls which will bear the record of things yet to come, to her - MARY, oUR MOTHER 4 1 vikilisfkikb'-laialxxlf' -in-vi: .:NNss.'-Sismkmws-r-1 ..-. -4:-' - N Uttar Faculty Gratimde is expressed by the students to the chaplains of Saint Elizabeth Academy, lfathers Odo and Roderick, O.F.M. CM.. Respect for all good music was inspired by Dom Ermin Vitry, Who has recently retired. Appreciation and admiration is experienced by all Elizabethans for their capable superioress, Sister Callista. Talent in the practical arts is developed by Sister Mary Salome. The same type of Work is also taught by Sister Leontia. llsotophes, atoms, and neuclei are identified in the daily schedule of Sister Mary Celeste. Trigonometry is imparted by Sister Regulata who is also a familiar figure behind the candy counter. Understanding of the events of history and a knowledge of geographical locations is stimulated by Sister Chrysologaq 0 0,3 A nA'f95l15. G?,afg,so,Q1ga,eg2,,. Dido and Aeneas have been designated as tried and true friends in Sister Mary Patrice's Latin classes. History, too, of world events, is appreciated by both teacher and students. English and Latin are enjoyed by the Elizabethans under the supervision of Sister Mary Louis. Triangles, squares, and rectangles are' taught by Sister Marguerite Ann in geometry class, While toads, starfish, and reptiles are frequentlybisected in her biology classes. Qui, mademoiselle, parlez-vous francais? This sentence is emphasized bv Sister Ignatia in French class. The Latin classics are also introduced by Sister. Page Eight ie, 'U p Hur l-Ttcztctutltl: ttos, Edwards, and Henrys are catalogued in the memories of history students as efficiently as Sister Electa supervises the library. Useful knowledge of the business world is acquired from Sister julitta in all her courses. Right and wrong in English essentials as well as the inherent charm of English masterpieces are imparted by Sister Valeria. igures and faces, posters and paintings, are formed under the direction of Sister Cleopha in her art classes. Ability in chorus and accuracy in music are accentuated by Sisters Alphonse Marie and Fabiana. itizenship and dramatics are the subjects taught by Miss Marguerite Brewer. tilize your free minutes in acquiring typing speed, is advised by Miss Inga Block. Limber up now and suffer tomorrow are the familiar phrases heard from the instructor of physical education, Miss Loretto Rapp. alent in singing is improved by Miss Helen Cataldi. oung minds and souls of the elementary school pupils are developed by Sisters Annuntiata, Berenice, Mary Clement, Dionysia, and Mary Stephen. Page N me !ga.f!y'. f We . .-,iv 9 rg. . ,- 251 .1, n ,.,. ' - 1 .gr:53Eg,1,I ., :1:j.g-1, .ar-3: -if .5,X,,,::g'-I 3.:.,. ' 4.9.,,.:.:. awsyf fi, H :.,,,,t: -V -4 52552, A-:IF-1.2 'ipigii' 12,25 ' ,.,. V. ' 'f?1I.:5':'::Q Is. 1 '5'f5:if i'.I.- ' ' - . I- A ,. w,,,,, . V fs1b.+::y,--:..::v .-:v- I I' i 1 r . I Jki . ' ' ,s.:?Q- ' 'Fr . q,55:5::,:gL::,, :v.5g52g:,,s V, ,J 1:39. 11:1'L'1'-i':f,:'2Z.--11f Ig,-f1f:'f1'v,g1:. .1 'V N , ,. 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French Club '48 Chorus '46, '47, '48, '49 Footlight Club '46, '47, '48 St. Thomas More Guild '49 Legion of Decency '48 Associate Eiitor cf Thuringian '49 ,Myth .,.,, r-'r - rrrr f ' 2 1 I , .- .,.,. 1 , , , . ., 2-1.--v:r5f'4J iii'-221. ' ' . . . . .. 'aff-.G i 1 0 ,.,. N H PM f jl ' 2 if ,Q ,N Zi' ll 'li i7 W 1 ' .i f ir ' ., 4, .. +I -' '14 'V ,I W, lf ll 5 if! If f , i..r. I PX '53'g,-3:1 ,.,,... .... 1969 ' in '43, 'AS ccc rr 'r i 9 yLOt W Ladd d'S'8fd ., ' ' Q , - Qi , ,is ,',,- ff'i4lll ' SOAQXGX ol BAG- S, YwfW'0i Wits wie, A96 ,in , 'A egloo 'a0 S' of-ll S 'L' ' X' 0669 E QeCe Xe COS? f 'Salon Oni Bug '49 'AS 3' ' a Quia MD, '41, xl PCP SQ JANET BLOEMKER IV e are shaped and fashioned b ' Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47, '483 AQ Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament 48, 49 ' ADRIEN N E BOUCKAERT lg t Z 3' A little riomeme now arid tlaeri S d fl' 'Z iw? OW- If relished by the wirest men. o ' ' ' airy o Our Lady 47 48 49 9 a ' ' ' ' '4 Poster Contest '49 Sodahty-of Our Lady 46' 47' 48' 9 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament '48 '49 Drum and Bugle Corps 46 47 48 49 Chorus 46 47 48 Music Club 46 Page Ten Winner of Poster Contest 48 Bowling 49 1 ' 1 J Y 7 9 7 3 Y 1 3 9 3 . , I ' J ' a , -.-, . If, .fff'ff--1.11-an x-1M'sNes Q-,aciviir-+-A1+.H Wi-'.z'f?'Ffi:vk3i1Hf- :ff -ee-ff-'-A - Q, I -Y 4 ,, 4 ei sf 12117 4 L -431 4.1. ' 5 '49 ROSEMARIE BOZDECK CBozzieD There are memories that will always last, Of joys arul sorrows lu the past. Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47, '48, '49 President of Bowling Club '49 Class Officer '47 Cheer Leader '48, '49 Chorus '46, '49 Dramatics '47 Footlight Club '47, '48 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament '48 ,,s1-g:.'5.':5:.V,g- , , ,i1:q,z:'1.,s:V..,:',::g. r w.-'rfsvgf ,. . -Mya...:::.-'-wart.-:4-,ge5?,egg3,?rsb A - ggef.:1,1-:z.:gg:f.:V::z:,,.fr ELM, - .- f f.-Qgggkg gp , ,Li:5.:.:5:.- V , i. ,Vg .i m M ,, ., .,.,.. !ea's.iV tt:-:L ff' - w 4 - VV - . V 1:fV-w:ez:.q1xQw:2g:X .:,.V-,+. X- 31:1-. ss er ' . WV-I +I- tzse:f-:rtV1 fe-- ' I V- : ,,, ,,,-. 4- .- 1 :-. W. .,-sgmfrsxf. ,,-, ,- ,.j ., 5:11. . .V 5.39: :.:'-53:35 . .,..V..,:,,-tml.,prmpfr s..V:-.f1a2si:':-:'-: A . '.'7 .I'i5,'51'.- l'73.'. , -.' ' 3 '- 'T I' .352-ZIV ...., 9 s ::1V,V-ti.:-r V: V, ., '- --Q K. -fag.. ,grfjb f VsV,L ,:3:jJ:t -L .sec -Eff? -55122-..'1s:2is'-:::2':1:,'f' V I f -V1 . -1125 ',1:':f I 2 vi' v-'f 1 -4, H ' ' ffl , '3 ,f::,:1z' .-N :3 - ,.3.':,: . . , . - . ...,..::-,. V ,.,.. . .t ,Q . .tv , , .,:s.,. -.- ' ,,1, ,,,s . . . les 9 : 2:q.1'vdfV:VQ---3:1j,::I:.e.j-S:V ',. ,.I:5:,'2:y. 1 .3.1. K gi V .--.-,Q .,.. off-- 5-.. 5- .-.V, V.-Vs 'v.f':F 'Zi': '::I5iJE2-zii11.2-V-V.ez?5V55:59f - Q2:ff ' 1 ' 'V MW '21 K , , vga ' - fgigfw'-: . ' , wg: . ,,,, , - ,s.::,:-rf.. V. .:, f , : :':,xx5g:a::i2y+?Pf',Z ...-rf.:--Ve-1-3-QWPSQQ fr V::r..:ra:f-irggf 'xx 1 -:c.-gf' HU' A I ., HELEN BRACKMANN Faithful to her wortl is she Ever good autl hind you see. Sodality of Our Lady '47, '48, '49 Legion of Mary '46 Dramatics '47 Chorus '46 junior Red Cross '46, '47, '48, '49 MA R Y 4 fi Zzaqyf J Sod -gezzfr 20666 H 31155, 8291 qlloqy B afldm .j!0Z!17!J' 16172 ILL eglbn 31d of Up La 7267! ff A I .Of fb dy '4 ,ef f' juniglazcs fggry ,29B1eSSedQSa4Z ed Cross ,4 Cfajnenat 'ig 6 , 1 , 451 ,49 THER1-ESA BRAMBILLA BONNIE BREDEMANN A lovely girl, pleasant arul sweet, Gootl humor is the health of the soul. Cougeuial, geutle, autl tliscreet. ' Sodality of Our Lady '46l,J '447, '48, '49 ' f O L d '46, '47, '48, '49 Our Lady of Fatima Clu ' 9 Lggldgyocl Milly 497 Junior Red Cross '46, '47, '48, '49 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '49 P05fef Contest 49 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament '48, '49 Chorus '46 Junior Red Cross '46, '47, '48, '49 Page Eleven Dramatics '47 9 BONNIE BRINKER MARY BULLMAN The more we do, the more we can clog 1725911485459 77247155 1997 OW 19-91' WW The more bury we are, the more She 870105 WOW Cbfllmmg day by 0549'- leimre we have. Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47, '48, '49 Sodality of Our Lady '48, '49 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament '48, '49 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament '48 Chorus '46 Latin Club '48, '49 Debating '46 Latin Club President '49 PCP Squad '48, '49 Legion of Decency '48, '49 BOW1i1'1g T62-lm '49 Basketball '49 Dramatics '47 Volleyball '48, '49 Poster Contest '49 Associate Editor of Tburingian '49 . bt 1 CCBUXE Casrs.e'1 'g YB e garaweboundgl ,Ag . Ledge '0'l'L1cEnedjLate6 ,AfI, AD, , llwohpwd its W' Lacy, 'A' ' bel QOM 15,6 yo! O Ngaol A3 A3 25132109 ogg Decent? Asadagxent . l '09 '49 we 1 . f I 'iSTi'fJ',R'lfi,g,a ONE? 'f?ui?fW lfwlws 'ACQAKQOY Olav Ch julie 'ASH A559 club - Lailn A RUTH PETERS JOAN DOWLING 7' Ojglgidoffbqfjipzneff Z5 100175 el The laughter of el girl is and ever waf Sodqli Of' 0 Lmd nfu- , y , Among the delightful .rozlmlr of edffb' ChCjmfY,46 uf H Y 46, 47, 48, 49 sodaiify of our Lady '46, '47, '48, '49 Dramatics ,47 Legion of Decency '49 I , Poster Contest ,49 E-Iandmaid of the Blessed Sacrament 48, 49 Bowling ,49 t. Louis U. VOlUHICCf,SCfV1CC 49 Page Tfwglfve Junior Red Cross '46, '47, '43, '49 gqfggfs Cross '46, '47, f48, 49 W at f we ff ,iff .13 J. JOSEPHINE FAHEEN She shall dance along life'.v .way .fpreaafirig .vrmrhirie ahoat her. Sodality of Our Lady '47, '48, '49 Volleyball '47, '48 Cheer Leader '47, '48 Drum and Bugle Corps '47 Junior Red Cross '47, '48, '49 ,,-X I All LA VERNE EMERY JOAN MARY EPPY We are not here to play, to dream, A gmmh 80041 P41 in 104315 W0 emi to afriftg A cheery, chitrnmy, splendid friend Shari not the struggle-face it, 'tis Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47, '48 49 God? gift. Class Officer '47 Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47, '48, '49 Bowling '49 Legion of Mary '46 Chorus '46, '47 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament '48 Pep Squad '47, '48 PHYLLIS FONTAINE A light heart lives long. Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47, '48, '49 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament '48, '49 Legion of Mary '49 Legion of Decency '49 Chorus '46 Dramatics '47 junior Red Cross '46, '47, '48, '49 Ping Pong Tournament '49 Badminton Tournament '47 at VALER 4 4 Ile? . IA ' Sodalj zttle fzjzzfcgzlgf 6 E Hand O fo Jpz. Jf ,Ze G Biooflljsjld of Lady 9466 Zak W1 ' , C1 ,S Q f fzjf. 0:15154 49 Hb 46BiZ?ed S52 '48 ,4 6 J , , C1-a ,J 9 , 112 Page Thrlrteen ANNE MARIE FREE Help thyself and Goal will help thee. Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47, '48, '49 Vice-Prefect of the Sodality of Our Lady '49 Speech '48 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament '48, '49 Drum and Bugle Corps '46, '47 Chorus '46, '47 Union Sodality Representative '46, '47, '48, '49 S ANS N ca W, PM ood 'Cl r 8 , Bgielv Food' W 'tUf 9' A9 4 Not memefbwgiaas '6lA9 so GUY 'Aga Qi 6901 Aalwl or Dec '49 , S . , , '49 , Ceg?On , 'Aga ,A8, UU C AJ, 'Apla Xgaskerbgaix 'A6, tw! ,A9 226302 MARGUERITE FRITZ Ever happy, never hlae, Sometimes witty, always trae. Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47, '48, '49 Sodality Prefect '49 Legion of Mary '49 Legion of Decency '48, '49 Class Officer '46, '47 Latin Club '48, '49 Chorus '46, '47, 48, '49 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament '48 I . JOSEPHINE GIANINO Precioar thingy come in .fmall packages ELEANORE V. HAJEK . ' Ch ' ' al Sodallty of Our Lady ,46, '47, '48, '49 Sodalfsfggiigrziige ?l?pZZg,ZQg00 new ' 1 Y 9 2 Iliiezgggijg ljIfugh?4g1eSSed Sacrament 48 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament '48, 49 Legion of Decency '48, '49 g'asSSOff'5ef4,47 Latin Club '48, '49 Bep .qua, 7 'ghuringgan Reporter '49 Owlmg 49 ass O ficer 48 Page Fourteen Chorus 46 47 48 49 I Q ' Y 9 1 7 1 7 -. : ', ' ' ,--fff'--1:-:-fy 1-1N+g e-Pwifxiw'iii-5'-lit'-!' 1'?11f'S-s S'P9-rkv Ii , iielfr-:H1L'-K--11- Q -- -- LORRAINE HEDTKAMP MARY ANN HERZWURM Goal clroppecl an angel Jong into her Life if Wien-We and 4011-249' voice I want 130 live it 50. To hung happmexs to othem. Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47, '48, '49 Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47, '48, '49 Junior Red Cross '47, '48, '49 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament '48, '49 Handmaid Of fhC Blessed Sacrament '43, '49 Legion of Mary '48 Drum and Bugle Corps '49 Footlight Club '46, '47, '48, '49 Chorus '46, '48, '49 Speech '46 Latin Club '47, '48 Class Officer '46, '48, '49 'Jo H67 fr. H 4944, . Op Sgdaj. J'772ZL' Buchan? Of O7Z6o' 44 we ,STER HaUd11f1'St1'C C ur Lag' 7' 70102, Unfbr gud 0fC2Z 121'rr-EZ. gy I 4724 13 66012 Jedfff 6151 49 1 '43, mmap' 48 OSS 46 elgsed S ' 49 ICS ,47 , 42 ,qgcgzgnent Z. ' 9 8 JEANNE HOLTZMANN MARY LOU HORN The ohzly way to have 4 friend if The hey! way to rise to the height! to he one. if to may on the level. Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47, '48, '49 Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47, '48, '49 Junior Red Cross '46, '47, '48, '49 Legion of Mary '46 Dramatics '47 Class Officer '47 Chorus '46 Thuringian Staff '49 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament '48, '49 Footlight Club '46, '47 Speech '48 Drum and Bugle Corps '46, '47 Legion of Decency '49 Page Fifteen Bowling '49 ' 5 4 I n n I 2 1 l f l I s l 7 l 1 l s i I l 1 RUTH LOUISE JOHMANN DOLORES KAMPMANN The nnfpoken word never does harm. T0 be Wil-ffefl if fl 81'-Qflfef wmplimenl Sgdalify of Our Lady '46, 47, 448, '49 than to be loved. Chorus '46 V Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47, '48, '49 Poster Contest '48, '49 junior Red Cross '46, '47, '48, '49 PCP. Squad '46, '47, '48, '49 Dramatics '47 JUHIOI Red Cross '46, '47, '48, '49 Speech '48 Dramaucs '47 I-Iandmaid of the Blessed Sacrament '48 Bowling 49 Lady of Fatima Club '49 LHR saw? GLOW W ETHEL WWW' 1' N '49 ,O be . 6 ds, ' , C ' , 'lfl 9 155 Wxjrufam, qllaclv Aid. Sacrament A my Og O? the Bless 50 gamma O '47 Lain? C OE DGCCDC Leglon EOROTHY CDOT5 KEUTZER BERNADINE KLEIN 'WfJ'0ne mzmpy lg' v S d I hzmjelf. zr own wzlne on fill wlao would win joy mmf share Ii, o a ity .of Our Lady '46 '47 1 , K fzppinexr wer born 4 twin. ifgilrmarggl if the flessed, Sacfaliilathqlgg gcildality if Our Lady '46, '47, '48, '49 U 0 ary ' 9 orus ' 7 Legron of Decency '49 Cheerleader '46, '47 lumor Red Cross, 46, '47 '48 '49 Pmg Pong Tournament '48, '49 Page Sixteen, PCP Squad '48, '49 ' ' Bowling '49 Volleyball '46 Junior Red Cross '46 '47 '43, '49 '- -ff -'-ff--1.1-'.,:y -.-ay 1 'Q-c.-xg.:' -a- - xg, w- -:xv ,lr--cssux .J v. . 1, A-c ...I A . U Handmaid of the Blessed 8acrament '43 Thurmgian Reporter '49 '59, N JUSTINE KLEIN Skipping along llfe's snnny way Catching new joys day by day. Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47, '48, '49 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament '48 Junior Red Cross '46, '47, '48, '49 Class Officer '46 Cheerleader '46, '47 Chorus '46, '47 Bowling '49 a,-., JACQUELINE KNOBBE If a good face is a letter of recommendation, a good laeart is a letter of credtt Sodality of Our Lady '48, '49 Legion of Mary '49 Lady of Fatima Club Junior Red Cross '48, Volleyball '48 . Jog zZj'72eGa,,, ANN '49 '49 06 ZJ' 6 If soda 1, fa,, Qjg2,e-Z,,jJfea,,0,0OFN1G msodallq' of fafe 71426 026166 , 1' O ' tg diflon qivfoiifcg 23 '46 6 'Zee S . 1 J 7fE5f11gf,'f'93-f 'ag 41 '48, 4 F111 8- ab , , '48 I a UID 1 J Slfetball ,Bugl 48, ,, '48, ,e C 49 48, 49 Dips '45 4 ,49 J Z ,48, 1 , L' ,l , ff in 'i C ' LoYoLA KOVARIK ROSEMARY KRUPP n . . . . d rs , as mfg,fgi,ggmr,ggrrerf T rZ 5Z 'lt'3 5255 20552622 tilcffr' VW sodaury of our Lady '47, '48, '49 iodeliw Qflvfuf lf? '49 '43 '48, '49 N9 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament '48, '49 eglon O f ay 1. ,47 A L9-4 Legion of Decency '49 Officer Q SO a 'ty , , - R d C ,47 148 '49 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament 48, 49 2'l:11gsIL7lCZP1'6i?3li31'1t ra 9 Ofjgowling Team '49 - ', Debating' Dmmatlcs 47 t Ch0fllS '46, '47 Page Seventeen Pep Squad 48, 49 Volleyball '47, '48, '49 Thuringian Staff '49 - e - .- A -- W 1 .,'.1s.' ' .X-- r -..:--- W:-, -L , fffff an ,ref 4 1 axe- Q, -r'-:aw iff- -ae-r-,'1-'A esaretfisxe 'fue e JoAN KUNA Good hamor if the health of the foal. Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47, '48, '49 BARBARA MANSFIELD Mart lr maale great or little hy his own will. L f' '46 '47 '48 '49 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament '48 SodalitY ,Of our 3-1V , , , ,48 Our Lady of Fatima Committee '49 Chorus '46, '47 junior Red Cross '46, '47, '48, '49 Bowling '49 S192 wirwg- ,ML 'Arg g ,Ml 'Aj 9 50 ' re , rs 0 , Ltflflrg arte, A9 6. K 00 OI ' 1 SOMXM Ei 966255 '46, . X00 A, U Leemo, 2526 'ATM '3b i2'3W?Z,5 Qxvb '99 CgZ,NYs0? 985195 was O Page Eighteen Handmaxd of the Blessed Sacrament Legion of Mary '49 Pep Squad '48, '49 ' Junior Red Cross '46, '47, '48, '49 Chorus '49 MARlLYN MARSH LAVERNE MATEKER The jfgfziuge ty always fairylaml to the Laughter is her very errertce. yy , I 7' ' Sodality of Our Lady '46 '47 '48, '49 gfi1da11fY,2g Quf I-21dY '47, '43, '49 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament '48 orus , 47 y Junior Red Cross '46, '47, '48, '49 Lclon of Mary 49 Pep Squad '46 '47 Junror Red Cross '46, '47, '48, '49 Volleyball '46' St. Louls U. Volunteer Service '49 Dramatics '47 DOROTHY MATHEWS RUTH MCCONVILLE Real glory Jpringi from 5199 -fileflf 0011- Character is the diamond that Jcratcher qaerr of ourrelves. every other none. Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47, '48, '49 Sodality of Our Lady '49 I-Iandmaid of the Blessed Sacrament '48, '49 Our Lady of Fatima Club '49 Chorus '46, '47 Legion of Mary '46, '47, '48 Volleyball '46 Latin Club '4f J Chorus '46, '47, '48, '49 flf JE 206 Zazkdo S0da1jq,z0O dL 773 Offga Handm ,Of Ou 80.9, Cljijog gffdlif rlleggfiy 'ag ,47 QW fezaefl. gasp Sqn meer Cy '43S d Serra' ZS, Z9 DOWU11 'id 48 , 'nent' 1' am ' 49 48 V ar , gf ' ' 7 , GLORIA M1TT1No 7 , JO ANN MURPHY Sher: 4 cheerful girl with Shining eyej lhe Jhzfhert wmiom rr contznaal cheer- . Li b a nerr. '49 Wzth the hert .feme of humor an er t e Sodality of our Lady 246, ,473 48, ,49 :nt '48 ' Sodalityjfifjbut Lady '46 '47 ,48 ,49 I-Iandrnaid of the Blessed Sacrament '48, '49 . , ' ' ' French Club '48 gig'O ?i6DeCe CY 49 Class Treasurer '47 S Omg ,4 Chorus '46, '47 peec ,4 ,48 junior Red Cross '46, '47, '43, '49 . QgHf3g:g2i1?22ffe 7, Legion of Mary '46 Page Naam 1-LJ. - , , Za -2if:f?,ifF.' ' H' X .....,.,,.,,Mu ,V f 1:71 , NANCY NAERT Politeuesr is good rtature regulated hy good reuse. Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47, '48, '49 Officer of Sodality '47 Class Officer '47 Dramatics '47 Chorus '46 Bowling Team '49 Legion of Decency '48 Thuringian Staff '49 Yo 131,99 ,Q 'S G s what 1? 1571 BSA, for gogidrld' W YB es go0 ,WOT effpdw ,Ag ' - be , that do T pfmsib WD li ,LG A913 A9 He eiflle bo r 6, -' 'lf '25 me Ol Lads LZA6, A ' ,S Qui Xe COS? Sodallwagd YN? f ts, '49 iii tes 0216, Ciao 4,6 Ywwskf C- A6, 'M oius Y BERNICE NORDMLANN A good heart is worth gold. 4 '48 '49 Sodality of Our Lady '46, ' 7, , Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament '48, '49 Legion of Mary '49 junior Red Cross '46, '47, '48, '49 French Club '48 Poster Contest '48, '49 Class Officer '48 Thuringian Staff '49 elzs be Cn Page Twenty KATHLEEN ' F .b 9 REILLY MARY NANCY PARRINO EW! ful Z0 her word tr she B . 19 .lg , ver goo gi 5' al ' rtg t wzt merrzmeut, Sodality of Oi? Lag? 'Zi' ,48 ,4 Her open eyes desire the truth. Legion of DecenCY '49 ' ' ' 9 Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47, 748, '49 Ilglancgmaidl og the Blessed Sacrament '48 '49 Ifavdmaif if the 413165569 Sacrament 48 ep qua ' 8, '49 ' egion o ary ' lgaptain' of Eowling Team '49 LOuis4U. Volunteer Service '49 ramatxcs ' 7 orus ' 7 Volleyball '46 Junior Red Cross '46, '47, '48, '49 MARLENE RHOMBERG Good hurnor is the heulth of the soul. Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47, '48, '49 Poster Contest '48 Footlight Club '46, '49 Dramatics '47 Chorus '46, '49 GERALDINE PEIL Kindness is the golden chuin hy which society is hound together. MARIA PELICAN Unussurning, hut she has an ever reudi ness to assist others. Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47, '48, '49 Chorus '46 ' Our Lady of Fatima Club '49 St. Louis U. Volunteer Service '47 Junior Red Cross '46, '47, '48, '49 French Club '48 Latin Club'Officer '49 Dramatics '46, '47, '48, '49 Drum and Bugle Corps '46 Treasurer of Dramatic Club '49 Cheerleader '46, '47 Chorus '46, '47, '48 Volleyball '46, '47 ELIZABETH ROONEY If you look closely you'll spy A song on her lips und mischief in her eye. Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47, '48, '49 Handrnaid of the Blessed Sacrament '48 Chorus '46, '47 Junior Red Cross '46, '47, '48, '49 Volleyball '46 'fl - ' pl P Ev OW,-'J' fic POHLEJV, Sod . I4 u 0 egliflty of 3 4724 Iopiorgykzk ,LS'1ofMUrL efo Wzoe, 111 lf, NF 'fy aid? '46 when 0 f Pmsfi 41 25 Mifgf 1451 '45 , - UF 2 '4 - - 1 ., 4 La,,5,fma,f1,gu1it5S Sfmt Dfum 24 epofter peecb d Debat Legion 'ind BU8, 1 '49 IISSQCIQUD eceflc OIDS ' ,V '48 , 48 , J ' Page Twenty-One .14 I J I JANE SCHAEG Shy nntil yon hnow her, G: MARIE L. SCHELLER A lowing heart if the trnert wlsrlofn. Then her, personality nnfoltls like ez Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47, '48, '49 hetzntzful fore. Sodality of Our Lady '48, '49 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament '48, '49 Winner of Poster Contest '48 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament '48 Bowling Tfeflsufef '49 Latin Club '48, '49 Chorus 46, 49 Legion of Decency '48, '49 Volleyball '48, '49 G 9 aXYl S,iid W' at SC effllw' 'S i ,QT SWL 01 'ui 805456 'V' il'lJl 'g lk6' T 120 mol ,891 YET wi 001 '49 M 148, L9 S' 7 1 aww ol W LU ,ACM ?ef90 oiYXCg'C,1O ' A9 CYASQOQ 6 , v 1 SBQOYGS Page Twenty-Two 59 oll' ' fZg i l,f2s, 'LQ Dramatics '47 JEANN E SCHMITT ' A laugh if worth a hundred gronny in HELEN JOAN SCHREINER my market. Unrelfirh and noble tzctionr are the nw!! Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47 548 ,49 mtlinnt pager in the hiogmphj' 01' Legion of Mary '46, '47, '49 ' ' sonlr. Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament '47 '48 Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47, '48, '49 Chorus '46, '47, '48 ' Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament '48 Latin Club '49 Speech '46 Legion of Decency '48 lfootlight Club '46, '47, '48, '49 Secretary of Footlight Club '49 ER he WW of 119 '48 VELIZABETH SCHUBERT SHIRLEY ANN SCHUETTE It is the 'wise head tlout rnukes the still M9445 ue the 'W0 M'5 md-Wen' tongue. Sodality of Our Lady '47, '48, '49 Sodality of Qur Lady '46, '47, '43, '49 Legion of Mary '47, '48, '49g Officer '48, '49 Junior Red Cross '46, '47, '43, '49 C.I.S.L., .M.F.L., N.F.L. Speech and Chorus '46, '47 Debating '47, '48, '49 Speech '48 Class President '47 pep Squad '46 Vice-preiiclent, Aquinian Speech Associa- tion ' 9 - Latin Club '48, '49 , Pep Squad '48, '49 Thuringian Reporter '49 M4 4 R a . , Sod I Wziiizzzfr L61-sfo Hy of o of f204'7e '2 ft G4 Sp. 17. of Ur L 672 0722 u Bcfasfog, ufvggfy ,434 4512 54,9 Z,f2c6 ,Q asjfetb fesllglen Olputeer , '48, ,' V01 all f F 4 S 4 9 BO , :48Z, efvfce 14 W , , 9 1201-gsm? '494Q 41 ,439 4a '47 ' '49 PATRICIA ANN SELIGA ELEANOR SOHNLE N0 use worrying ubout life Earnest, sincere,.strutgbtforwurul is she. 'Cause you'lt never get out of it alive. A friend to utirnzre, sloe'Zt uwuys be. sodaufy of our Lady '46, '47, '48, '49 sodaiifv of Ouf Lady '46, '47, '48, 49 Legion of Mary '49 Poster Contest '48 Class Secretary '49 FO0f1igfff Club '46 Associate Editor of Thuringian '49 ' Chorus '49, Speech '46 Dramaticsd g 46 47 ,48 '49 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament '48, '49 Jur1iOr R6 IOSS ' , ' , , Chorus ,46, ,47 Page Twenty-Three Ping Pong '47, '48 , ' K ?44f4,z5,4,-lv? 1 N 'ra CAN STAUDER JEANNE SULLIVAN J Hamoroar anal carefree . . . refrerhing . to know. . Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47, '48, '49 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament '48, '49 junior Red Cross '46, '47, '48, '49 Class Officer '46 Chorus '46, '47 The reward of a t mg have alone it. Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47, '48, '49 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament '48, Vice-President Legion of Mary '49 Legion of Decency '48, '49 C.I.S.L. Speech '48, '49 French Club ' 48 Chorus '46, '47, '48, '49 Junior Red Cross '46, '47, '48, '49 NX 'UN' 1- 9 S9 L W' Q- , Ol' 'ob W' 'A AS S ,Ag, , , 'Aj 7 S 'e'i 'l0'Q' OX? ': ote1Ye' A6 5098? 02 Nl Xe NW used' SL Bogas 'AC' Qwii Clufab ,b,1 l QQCYX C' fx ' 46, -fo Yfep , YQ Oxxeqbgxob ' Lk YA V516 , h' well done, is to '49 RITA UNGER Friendship is the hreathing ,foie DELGRES WEGMAN Sollirzh .fzgegr in every foldj ' T0 the courageous, no path is impomb a1fY.o ur Lady '46, '47 ,4 , Sodality of O L d '46, '47, '48 49 Iilgfgigliifl if the Elessed Sacramen? 4i9 '49 lgegion of Mally' '42, 47, '48, '49 49 ar ' , ' ' Basketball '47 X489 rum and Bugle Corps 46' 47' 48 b UUE Chorus ,46 ,43 ind C.I.S.L. Speech and De 3 - ' ' , ' 7, '48 Page Twenty-Four g'd:rPii's'i'dciE1iO?Z '47, '43, '49 Erench Club '48 , ' , '49 atin Club '48, '49 St. Thomas More Guild '49 Associate Editor of Thuringian '49 I l W. f M 'I fxfmpgjfibif. ' lg '49 D. .r, I '9 '49 ' '-lgr - . a 1JD ' . BARBARA WEISMANTEL Ar fall .of life ar the earth toacheaf hy Jprmg. ' Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47, '48, '49 Handmaid of the Blessed Sacrament '47, '48, '49 Legion of Mary '49 Basketball Team '48, '49 Latin Club '49 Thuringian Reporter '49 Your friendship is the hallowed light Of tapers gleaming on my night, It casts a halo 'round my heart. But knowing that we yer shall part- On wings my hope to Heaven fares, And all my thoughts are wistful prayers That we shall meer, with rapt surprise, Again, in some far Paradise. -Vera Marie Tracy. Page Twenty-Five s- -n,-1 ,. ,. if tip ,? .Zig 41 JEANNE MARIE ZELLER ' She create: an atmosphere of joy wher ever .rhe goes. ' Sodality of Our Lady '46, '47, '48, '49 Legion of Mary '49 Junior Red Cross '46, '47, '48, '49 Chorus '46, '47 Cheerleader '47 Volleyball '46, '47, '48 Track '47, '48 ,a-.iw 44 lr X B Senior P0186 Class Offzieers joan Koenig, Lorraine H eclzfkanzp, Patty Seliga, Rim Unger Class Colors Class Flower oflitlziea Forest Green and Silver Lily of the Valley God speed thee setting SUD! Class Motto All one's life is music, if one touches the notes rightly and in time. Page Twenty-Six Thy beams for me have spun Of light today A memory that one Alone Could bring, and none Can take away. cull Ahcmemrd fm' Mars! JO ANN VON BROCKEN ami JOAN MOWREY give highlights of their trip to Mem. Page Twenty-Seven .. UA- Jug- U., .1 ,V , K : M vip-f ,7 1 shi FAHEEN'S FOLLIES, we see GLORIA MITTINO, S WE1 B0flRIiO:lsspZ'iring?1haf other worldly smile. The ship takesoff swiftly .hf1iggEfgI12Ef3 FAHQEN as its pilot and JOANN HOEEMEISTER as its to-pilot. wit C1 ' f b Her Honor, the Mayor, PAT SELIGA. The ship arrives at Mars an is me y , . W d- th f We have been traveling with the staff of the Mar s Educational Center. e iscover a BONNIE BRINKER 'ETHEL KELLER, EVA POHLEN, JEAN MILLER, and SHIR- LEY SCHUETTE are the Scholars of Mars. BERNIE and JUSTINE KLEIN, together with JOAN KUNA and J who have a space up there- ACKIE KNOBBE have a space school especially for those After an exciting trip We decided that the peculiar sensation we are experiencing is hunger. So off to CoWie's Chop Housen operated by none other than PAT COWIE. A very efficient hostess, BARBARA MANSFIELD, leads US f0 the bC5f Sf001 in the house. Our order is taken by LAVERNE MATEKER and'after a short wait our meal is put before us in grand fashion by RUTHIE JOHMANN. After we had finished our chops, We Went to our hotel, via NORDMANN Public Service Company. Arriving at MATHEWS-MCCONVILLE Arms, We gave our bags to ANNE MARIE FREE, a Mars Hop. Under the watchful eye of the assistant manager, PAT O'KEEFE, we signed the register. We took the zoomavater, operated by ZOOMER ZELLER, to our rooms. We rested for a short time and then decided to go to the theater. We called the box office of the Triple S. Theater, owned jointly by MARY SELIGA, JEAN SCHMITT, and JOAN SCHILLING, to ascertain the attractions. NANCY NAERT, the box-office girl, informed us that the Mars Follies .of 1965, produced by MARIA PELICAN and directed by BARBARA WEISMANTEL, was currently playing. We called a space cab, JO ANN MURPHY'S, and Went to the theater. After purchasing our tickets from MARLENE RHOMBERG, We were shown to our seats by PHYLLIS FONTAINE, the usherette. Sharing our box with us were ELIZABETH SCHUBERT and JANET BLOEMKER, space detectives. The curtain rose, the lights flickered, and the follies were in progress. The Singing Ten, ADRIENNE BOUCHAERT, LA VERNE EMERY, ROSEMARIE BOZDECK, KATHLEEN O'REILLY, JANE SCHAEG, ARLINE TAMM, ELEANOR SOHNLE, MARY BULLMAN, and HEL RAINE HEDTKAMP sings a popular solo, A Slow R PAT BEETZ'S accordion band.. EN BRACKMANN, opened with the overture. LOR- ocket to Pluto, accompanied by During the intermission, we met MARGUERITE FRITZ a Sedan rominent - - a Y P Cmzfn- She wld US that LOYOLA KOVARIK had designed the costumes Worn in the Follies of '65. She also informed us that MARY LOU HORN JO GIANINO nd EANNE s . ' 'A 3 J ' u ULLIVAN had taken an adventure trip to Neptune and were now trying t0 colonize it. A Page Twenty-Eight Returning to our box, we watched the second act. In it JOAN DOWLING and RUTH DETERS supported DOROTHY KEUTZER, the star. JEAN HOLTZMANN, JOAN STAUDER, MARILYN MARSH, and DOLLY ROONEY closed the act with the current song, You Have to Be a Star to Live on Mars. I We spotted ANN MANTIA, NINA BARTSCH and ELEANORE HAJEK taking pictures for the Marr Nightly Moon, the only newspaper of its kinds, owned by BONNIE BREDEMANN, THERESA BRAMBILLA, and MARY ANN HERZWURM. JOAN EPPY and ROSEMARY KRUPP followed the photographers for interviews. JOAN is talking to DELORES WEGMAN, a famous novel critic. ROSEMARY is interviewing BETTY ANN GANSS and MARY ANN BRAMBILLA, stars in the recent hit produc- tion, A Backward Glance. MARY PARRINO, aivisitor from Venus, is asking the advice of GERRY PEIL, the physical education expert on Mars. The people on Venus seem to be suffering from an ailment due to planetary exposure. I The orchestra summoned us to the third act. It featured an unusual skit, the players were FRANCES BECKER, VALERIA EVERING, and DOLORES KAMP- MANN. The narrator was JOAN KOENIG. After the last act, RITA UNGER appealed to the audience for funds for the advancement of radar controlled space ships. We left the theater and went to our hotel. After a great nightis sleep, we rose early to return to earth. When we arrived home, we were met by MARIE SCHELLER and HELEN SCHREINER, the two who establish and maintain friendly relations between the earth and Mars. Really, this visit supplied more than the customary thrills advertised and promised by the makers and producers of Mars Confections!!! I J JO ANN VON BROCKEN and JOAN MOWREY, '50 Page Twenty-Nine 1 N 1 Jqumuiovrs CLASS OFFICERS: Mary Ann Cahill. Patricia U7iIl' mann Dorothy uy6l11.f!707',Lf. IWHV3' Alice Banclschah. Left to Right: Third Row: Rosemary Ahrens, Mary Ann Cahill, Helene Beishir, joan Mowefy' Betty Eschmann, Mary Ann Vlaich, Jo Anne Von Brochen, jane Casey, Mary feflfwe VON' Dorothy Lohmann, Patricia Lempe, Arnette Laary, Mary Louise Ranft. Seconcl Row: Jeanne Wolf, Mary Terese Hamilton, Dolores Ceriotti, Aaclrey Kanz, 10471 Melville, Frances Mitchell, Teresa M L Norma Girolami, Marie Kremer. c ear, Marlene Hack, Mary Blecha, Nina Palizze, First Row: Virginia Beatler, Rita Rahy, Mary Alice Banclschah, Elizabeth Reitz, Anne Knohlaach, D h ' ' orot y Weinsherg, Jeanette Tiefenaaer, Rosemary Mersinger, Sally Wemfdll' Patricia Wittmann, Andrey Gnacle. ' Page Thirty ii d .5 J Jlfff' M14 1 up flzutmzims CLASS OFFICERS: B637 Wehtle, Mary Lee Geriorii, Rita Wanxong. Left to Right : Thirtl Row: Jeanette Boyer, Mary Arm Boeiinighattseii, Carol Breririemari, Mary Scherrer, Lolamae Richerman, Alice Wegener, Mary Ami Treyhal, Lois Moahley, Betty Wehde, Ioyce Goewert, Betty Hirychhitehler, Barhara Moelleriiig, Clem Ami Faron. Secoiitl Row: Rita Bielichi, Margaret Haririehriiih, Margaret Droll, Mary Ami Horaty Sharort O'Neil, Agrief Hartke, Shirley Strohl, Mary Lee Geiioni, fearii1ie'Mamfieltl. Firft Row: Rita Wanxong, Mary Kathryn Sthmaltz, Aatlrey Kimmich, Aarelia Holalerzriecl, Mary Aitftermariri, Bette Davison, Rita Drexte, Mary Ami Rah. Ahfeiit: Alice jean Breriiien. A V Page Thirty-One ...,-..-- .t I lf,-' . A ,4 gel 4. g, X 5 af' ffafffffffffqf 7Wa.l5,'5'7 if' 'H' 'VN .,. - f -- 1 - - 5 ' 1 vu 'M ' 'X 5 1 - R+' ' X 'QL Sh..-EJ 7- t-.ei-xr Y- ' ' 'f' 45-5-f '2.,.,,m,- , '-f f! - Q -' vit-Il lh l-!S'i'b'IIIl Uplwmores CLASS OFFICERS: janet Sulliqfan, Barhara Ohrneff Margaret Wexterheitle, MW9' L074 Harcly. Left to Right: Third Row: Betty Ann Haas, Antoinette Sweeney, Mary Ann Ioxeph, Mary Frdtwef Shochlee, Barhara Hartwig, jo Ann Gruenenfelcler, janet Sullivan, Pat Burke, Evelyn Hoffman, Maura Downey, Kathleen Beetz. Second Row: Sigricl Menracl, Ioan Mathews, Marilyn Deterx, Virginia Hilla, Margaret Wefterheizle, Pat Nicholxon, Pat Hughes, Barhara Ohmer, Mary Ann Manhus, ,loetta Morhazzf. Firxt Row: Alice Dittmaier, Mary Lou Hardy, Carol Grhcich, Marilyn Richards, Ixahelle Cowan, Kathleen Richter, Suzanne Vize, Mary Elizabeth Schilli. Page Thirty-Two oplyomores CLASS OF FICERS: Berneice Hyneh, Margaret Ederle, Dolores Fischer, Betty Lou McGrath. Left to Right: Third Row: Arline Baudendiftel, Betty Ann Kohlherg, Joanne Freife, Dolorey Fifcher, Barhara Doering, Catherine Hory, Laverne Fiehiger, Judith Schlipf, Dolores Ann Buttig, Dorothy Herzwurrn, Marlene Strohle. Second Row: Jean Ahillen, Barhara Becker, Marcella Young, Margaret Ederle, Berneice Hyneh, Barbara Ann Dwyer, Jacqueline Wille, Kathleen Scherrer, Patricia O'Reilly, Dorothy Tucker, Carolyn Brarnhilla. Firyt Row: Joan Rigden, Colette Elzer, Anna Mae Rohart, Betty Lou McGrath, Roxentarie Beckwar, Rofe Ann Burkernper, Grace Heitzer, Dorothy Vierdag, Kathleen Gunn. Ahyentz Colleen Kell, Betty Lou Nehring, Eleanor Senger. Page Thirty-Three ' ' ' ff r s w x 50plwmnreS CLASS OFFICERS: Gloria Oherting, Rita Stelrnacho- wicz, Kathleen Dielenhein, Evelyn Bachnzan. Left to Right: Second Row: Carol Wegener, Dorit McNamee, Mary Ann Becker, Shirley Holtzrnann, Pat Warner, Dori! Ann Schulte, Rita Stelniachowicz, Gloria Oherting. Firft Row: Dolorex Parttch, Jeanette Kochner, Patricia McVey, Evelyn Bachman Cathleen Regan, Geraldine Schenian, Kathleen Dielenhein. Page Thirty-Four greslfumem CLASS OFFICERS: Rofernary Faitft, Mary Ann Litning, Barbara Koob, jane Dowling. Left to rigbt: Tbirtl Row: Maitreen Laneafter, Ellen Frederick, Dolorex Brernebr, Barbara Koob, Doris Kireboff, Salleann Cbopp, Maria Ann Leopoltl, Dorotby Herrnef, Claire Ann Bitel, Mary Ann Litnirtg, lane Dowling, Barbara Ann De Broeek. ' Setontl Row: Claire Dieckrnann, Gertrittle Jocbenboefer, jane Hartly, Dorotby Fitxe, Royernary Faint, Barbara Kornnter, Janet Bokel, Jeanette Antlrewy, Mary Ann Battin- gartlner, Patricia Fitnycb, Catberine Brennernan. Firyt Row: Maxine Gottlieb, Mryabelle Fireftine, Diane Kenxinger, Marilyn Escbrnann, Jean Eicborn, Carol Hanneke, Atlrienne Borkoiwki, Anne Cbartrantl. Page T hirty-Five ,-,,. Y- - 'T V ' , 7 3 l .A.- ,Liv .iff - '. 1 e- ' ' ' V f'r1 .fl:fr 1 v w Ni f 51. .sxxi,.... ..-A ,.,,.-f2,yA,,,, ,f. .- bf ., f fl '- '- '. -' I An, ,f2io ,4',f f94jf15 7 ffrl1?f if A I Wx its greshmem 1 is I, E g ,, ,. 1 CLASS GFFICERS: Mary Ann Stochrnann, Charlene Srnicl, Sandra Jean Rnth, Loix S S eehawer. N Left to Right: Third Row: Merceclex Winterer, Joanne Rataj, Ioan Sprenke, Nancy Ann Roxernam Loif Seehawer, Patricia McCormick, Suzanne Miller, Virginia Sharpe, Sanclra Jean Rwfh- Second Row: Vivian Miceli, Marcella Slay, Rita Poetz, Charlene Srnitl, Roxalie Ann Millman, Ann Marie Wachter, Ioan Livingston, Shirley jane Wehde. Fir Sweeney, Betty jane Townxend, Mary Ann Stochmann, Mary Ellen Mueller. xt Row: Eileen Scanlon, Agnes Mersinger, Mary Ann Steynx, Peggy O'Brien, Kathleen Page Thirty-Six Clwflwl Ul: the Most Precious lootll THE HOLY SACRIFICE of the Mass forms the sun and center in the firmament of Catholic Worship. All the energy of Catholic life is focused on this luminous body to which all Christian activities gravitate. Catholics perceive that the Divine Presence in the Blessed Eucharist is their chief source of spiritual life, their inspiration in trials, their consolation in' sorrow, and their strength in difficulties as well as in temptations. Elizabethans realize that in the harvest of the Mass are gathered the richest sheaves and fairest flowers in the soil of the Church. Assembled around the Altar of Sacrifice, the source of all Catholic energy, the students offer themselves each day to God through Christ and thus gradually attain to spiritual maturity. Only through the grace of God Will they put on the image of Christ, so that through Him, and with Him, and in Him, they shall advance the Peace of Christ, and be eternal Bearers of Him to Men. Page Thirty-Seven 4 . 1 sz.-'fefzwffr af 1 if , lf P- X i Lei' 1 ifffdf , wfdiff' 4-dfg, f lf! 7970 7,4-, .1 I - 1, -, 1. ' A - K . AZN, , f V v - A , - - - I 1 M- .X , - 1 ,2- - ,. ' 1 ' .r ' Z 4, J Y '- U ' . ,f v, ,gi-' A.- Va-27,, ' : r- ' ' f f f X f X f E iff' ...-..- ...qw ....-..-.- 11-v 111 NIP 1 Y w I. Nun- X VM x 1 Q ,, ZZ aw 45 , 07,5 f ,- Z' my 1 1.,0m 6 1,6 lf W1 ' , VW ,C E X ff S 195973 Copyright Maryknoll fe 54 S THE HART panteth after the fountains of Water, so my soul panteth after Thee, 0 Lord, sings the Psalmist. At the beginning of the school year, we our- selves may Well seekthe fountain of living Waters, of all grace and Wisdom. 1 ' ' O Mary, Seat of Wisdom, grant that as We advance in earthly knowledge, We may also increase in heavenly Wisdom. i Page Thirty-Nine i2'H?'34f6fsBFfl45? er??i' 5S1bggfQ -Ssrlz,'K rc id flex! . - initiation naman f ' 'f MW' ' ' H Seniors initiate frerbmen into tbe Granal Order of Elizabetbans by making tbem wear balloons, carry bucketi, umbrellas, anil ilon the garb of Klii Kliixerx. Tbey are triily lbe envy of Parificw bairrlrerrers with .fix pig zfailx. H H, LOOK at the circus, might have been the exclamation of any- one passing St. Elizabeth Academy on September l7, but it cer- tainly was not a circus to the green freshiesf' They were being initiated into the mysterious order of Elizabethans, while the senior tormentors gleefully watched their victims as they counted floorboards and rolled onions with their noses. v Page Forty Ad Jesiwm Pear Mmmm S A TOKEN of their filial affection and as an expression of their esteem for Heaven's Queen the student body of St. Elizabeth Academy assembled each day in October to honor Mary by saying her favorite prayer, the rosary. Q74 Cprfatgyer to mfftzargy Ava Maria, my mother, my all, Always be near me, take heed of my call, Teach me to love you better each day, Teach me to do the good you might say. Give me a faith that's strong in all things, To see the divine will of the King of all Kings, And by doing these, and praying too, I'll become a real child of jesus and you. Iorepbine Gicmino, '49 Page Forty One -n A V ., , i . , ... . M.. 7,,-,l.v,v,4 I. J. ,A in ,4?,.'Q0H,I .A ,A r,,,l,J,ln I vu, Qfllunmnte Homecoming HE ANNUAL Fall Homecoming, one of the most looked-forward to events of the year, was celebrated on Saturday, October 23. Greetings, handclasps, renewal of friendships and forming new acquaintances made the day a red letter one in Alumnae Annals. The special feature of the program was a visit of Reverend Mother Borgia, C.PP.S., the superior general of the Sisters of the Adoration of the Most Precious Blood. Mother related her experiences While visiting the Finland missions. The silver jubilee class of 1923 were the honor guests of the occasion. According to a time honored custom the senior class of '49 was introduced to the Alumnae. Page Forty-Two Irish Legem s Lime Again! i SEUMAS MAC MANUS NE OF the outstanding autumn entertainers who delighted both the faculty and student body was Seumas Mac Manus, Irish author and story teller. p ' Born in County Donegal, Ireland, Mr. Mac Manus received his edu- cation in the mountain schools. At an early age he was able to tell many fireside tales. He began Writing poetry at sixteen, and, within a year some of his prose and verse Were being published. Many of his stories have been compiled in book formg others have been printed in magazines. The Irish Story Teller spends his winters lecturing and entertaining students in Colleges and Universities throughout thepcountry but retires to the Donegal hills for the summer. The naive simplicity of Mr. Mac Manus and the spontaneous sparkle of his Irish Wit made the program an intellectual feast long to be remembered. Page Forty-Three K, ffgpjyzeaff h14ff5'Zf'wr'gy,.4f,4f+ MJF :wx X 1, 4 SF Hr I I I 1 l . ' V , . ,-., ' ., A.. M,-, , .- X. ,U h .g.-- gl ' . XAX y ' ' .L .- 1. 4, f ,fa 4 ,- - , . . -I fr ! - .-' L I Affrfgg-JL .-'f.,- ,:-254.1 ,f-fn 1 1,0 1 r 1' :- 22.1.7 l' .5.- N A. e FL. t- '5- Qtxttin Cluh l Officerrx Pat Beetz, Bonnie Brinker, forephine Gianino, Geraltline Peil. Left to right, First row front: Pat Wittmann, Pat Cowie, Shirley Schitette, Jane Schaeg, Betty Gantt, Marguerite Fritz, Era Pohlen, Delorer Wegman. Secontl row: Roreinarie Ahrenr, Marie Kreiner, Helene Beirhir, Shirley Strohl, Rath McCon- fville, Ethel Keller. Lorraine Healthainp. Third row: Mary Ann Cahill, Mary Terere Hamilton, Ioan Mowery, Margaret Droll, Jeanne Schmitt, Betty Erchrnann. Behincl Lectern: Arline Tarnin. HE LATIN CLUB, numbering twenty-seven members from both the senior and junior classes, has completed another successful term under the leadership of Sister Mary Patrice, C.PP.S. During the current scholastic year Bonnie Brinker, functioned as president, Jo Gianino, as vice-president, Pat Beetz, as secretary and Gerry Peil, as treasurer. The purpose of the club is to promote the study of the Latin classics, and to enkindle interest in the lives and customs of the ancient Romans. Ref non rerha, deeds not words, the club's motto, personifies the spirit of the striving members. The composition and production of several original plays was the engrossing feature of the year's activities. Page Forty-Four S Q Thomas More Mild Frances Becker, Marilyn Deterf, Mary Scherrer, Delorex Wegman, Pat Hagher, Mary Ann joseph, Laverne Frebiger, janet Sullivan, Ioan Mathews, Rosemarie Beckwar, Carol Grbcicb, Jeanette Koclaner, Kathleen Beetz, Sigrid Menraal. HE PURPOSE of the St. Thomas More Guild is to further literary pursuits by assist- ing in the library. A variety of tasks and many minute details must be cared for to keep the library functioning smoothly and efficiently. Some members rocess the books Others charge books out and, when the books p . are returned, slip and replace them on the shelves While others read the shelves. The magazine racks and the vertical file must also be kept in order by clever, energetic fingers. Decorations are also designed by some members to invite the interested, to encourage the slow and to intrigue the most fastidious. Page Forty-Fflfoe -'Ziff '.f-?L , , ' fH?'!:Fii f ' U rl - - -- I I-lf!! ! :5:.'9f2ff4 C6' '4f4Z-5' , f' Ste E, A, Choral romp DEEPER knowledge of the Sacred Chant of the Church tends to intensify love for and participation in Divine Service. The Choral Group of the Academy has become more familiar with the Gregorian Chant by singing a High Mass on important feast days throughout the scholastic year and on every Friday during-Lent. Another achievement of the group was the participation in a radio broadcast, KWGD, during which several choral selections were presented. The chorus, under the direction of Dom Ermin Vitry, O.S.B., sang: Lord, For Thy Tender Mercy's Sake by Farrant, Ocu1is Non Vidit, a two-part motet by Lassus, and Audi Benigne Conditorf' Page Forty-Six Mflnr Lady Comes Roternary Alfzrenf, From Heemven Ioxeploine Gianino, Helene Bei- Jlorr, Bernice Noreimann, joan Eppy, Barbara Manrfielal. Iorepbine Gianino, Bernice Nordrnann, Barbara Mansfield Marie Kremer, Bernice Nnrelrnann, joan EMW- H UR LADY Comes From Heaven was the title of the verse pageant pre- sented by the Senior Sodality at the monthly meeting, Tuesday, December 7, in the Academy gymnasium. By means of this presentation, the sodalists became very fa- miliar with three apparitions of Our Blessed lady: at Lourdes, at La Salette and at Fatima. The participants in the pageant were: Bernice Nordmann, who portrayed Our Lady, Josephine Gianino, joan Eppy, and Barbara Mansfield, the favored children of the apparitions. Rosemarie Ahrens, Marie Kremer, and Helene Beishir represented American girls of today who, oblivious of time and space, applied the import of Our Lady's messages to themselves. Page Forty-Seven , fxw 41y,5!'K'hrf, ,WM ii1Pf r41 fx 'WK , , -, ,-.. 4 .,. , 1 .-I '...-'. 1. - x,,,, ,,. -.,.Y- - 11' xx. xv.. '- f- 4q.4Q, ,zf V' f v' H 17 J: ' :A 4 og - -1. -if -1 y :H ,L 1..- -- 'W' ' fF'ffz.z2'.,.f.?fZ. 1,51 M., fzf.4.:: .D.v,,.. V. .'..t xx N- -. I V if 1- V, 111' 11 Xx-2 f 1 'K . .53 , V.. A ,fk F'- -wY?.1l1,l'9' Q X ,X If 4 Copyright M aryknoll SisteTS ai, fm. vi N: Q 2 Q n Q . il. 4 .x E '45 , S, 1 T: V A l ? L . ,, r 5 f. I ,M V ,,,V 5 , A I 'X ll ff, swf' INTER, to our minds, instinctively suggests snow, the symbol of purity. The name of Mary, likewise, is synonymous with the angelic virtue. The purity of Mary, however, means not only her absolute sinlessness, but also the purity of her intention. lVIary's sole purpose was always the glorincation of her Son, her God. Mother, Most Pure, may our actions ever be marked by a similar intention! l Page Forty-Nine I I I 4 r . V. K ,, -I - . 5 -E - X.. i..., i i ,if , fmnfrman fr .L t -N L Cprzize Winnin PUSIFWS Arfriemze Boucfeaert, Bernice Nordmann, Rmb Defeat, Mmfie Scbeller, janet Bloemker, Ruth johmavzn. T. EA. ART students merited top honors in the annual poster contest sponsored by the St. Louis Christmas Carol Association. Competition was supplied by a total of 305 schools in the Greater St. Louis Area. Senior Elizabethans claimed two prizes and two honorary awards. Bernice Nordmann was the first place winner and Ruth Deters, the third. Honorary mention was given to the work of Ruth johmann, Janet Bloemker, Ardienne Bouckaert and Marie Scheller. The purpose of the contest is to stimulate interest in, and to encourage giving to the fund for the under privileged children of St. Louis. Page Fifty Mele WR Come A Cezrolzing Kathleen Richter, Betty Nehring, Marilyn Richards, Mary Ann foreph, Alice Dittrnaier, Betty Ann Hari, Antoinette Sweeney, Betty Lon McGrath, Suzanne Vize, Barhara Doering, Carolyn Brarnhilla. W ERE WE come a caroling among the leaves so green. These strains could be heard echoing through the halls of the Armory, Garavel1i's, the Old Folk's Home, St. Agnes, Desloge Hospital and the Academy itself by members of the caroling group of St. E. A. who devoted many hours during the Christmas Season in spreading the exuberance of festive cheer and holiday merriment. Page Fifty-One ' ks 'N +P- ll X 'XI I I o Q' Old l-Toll-ts Enjoy Yontltjfnl Entertainers N ACCORDANCE with a time honored custom Elizabethans helped to spread Christmas cheer at the Home for the Aged Conducted by the Little Sisters of the Poor on South Grand Blvd. The choral group sang the old yet ever loved carols with true Christmas spirit. After presenting a skit, The Bird's Christmas Caroll' the actresses and carolers went about all the halls and into the sick rooms distributing cookies and cigars. Page Fifty-Two ,Q , xgbxvqgs y 7-fiome Economics My I , L p PACKING CHRISTMAS COOKIES Sugar and Spice and All Things Nice That? What Cookier Are Made Of. Upper picture: Mary Ann Brarnbilla, Playllir Fontaine, Mary Ann Herzwnrin, Roreinarie Bozdeck, Adrienne Boackaert, jean Holtzrnann, joan Dowling. Lower pictiire: joan Koenig, joreploine Falaeen, Bonnie Brinker, Royernary KWPP, Doloref Karnprnann, Tlaerera Brarnbiila, Loyola K oifarik. WELL regulated home furnishes the well spring of domestic happiness as well as the stronghold of civic security. It is for these reasons that St. Elizabeth Academy strives to develop an appreciation of Christian homemaking by offering practical train- ing in home economics. Meal planning, marketing, budgeting, cooking, baking, preserving, and Serving are included in the program for the future homemakers of America. Page Fifty-Three he Sacred Heart for the World! Barhara Mansfield ancl Dorothy Keatzer clo their hit for 5 C hriit. Jeanne Sullivan, Joan S chilling, Shirley Schnette asriit Rev. Hig' gins at the office' of che Sacred Heart Radio Pro- gram. Mary Ann Seliga anal Barhara Weirmantel catechise at St. Malachy's School. HE MOTTO and motivating force of the Sacred Heart Program The Sacred Heart for the World, the World for the Sacred Heart impel Legion of Mary Workers to do their share in promoting the cause of Christ. Several girls have contributed two or three hours of clerical work each week at the Sacred Heart Program, while others help in a catechetical way-by teaching the fundamentals of the Faith to the little ones at St. Malachy School. The same type of work is being done by two of the legionaries at St. Agnes School. S Page F01 fty-Four Qggion Workers out Deslo e Hospital Mary Nancy Parrino, Theresa and Mary Ann Bramlailla help a gentleman who laacl a leg amputatecl. JO!-eplaine Giarzino anal Marguerite Fritz do clerical work in the recorcl room. S PART of their volunteer work for the Legion of Mary, Elizabethans serve in a valuable capacity at Firmin Desloge, St. Mary's, and St. Anthony's Hospitals. The girls recognize the fact that it is a privilege as Well as a pleasure to do this work. That they can obtain valuable experience for the future by Working on records in the offices, and doing floor-duty is indeed a privilege. To carry on these duties in congenial surroundings is a pleasure. There are varied charges in many departments of the hospitals, such as: preparing linens, making beds, feeding patients, and running errands. This service is the outgrowth of a call from the hospitals several years ago to help tht overworked nurses Pfrqf Fzftfy F1126 A 4 4 n . m .. 1 1 1 ff 4 111 1 masses-asasiit2esesesw.+L-f'Iv'fS-+fS'S-mfg-Rehn' 't' F Qflmtttul Retreat Red. john Trienen, C.SS.R. HF. ANNUAL retreat conducted by Rev. john Trienen, C.SS.R. for students of the Academy was held from January 31 to February 5. The magnetic personality and inspiring words of the retreat master assisted Elizabethans in their annual renewal. Faith, as the foundation of the spiritual edifice, sounded the keynote of the retreat. Father explained how unpleasant duties can be made more pleasant by looking at them through the eyes of faith. The first three days of the. Retreat were for the seniors, the last three for the juniors, sophomores, and freshmen. Each day commenced with the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Four conferences were given with sufficient time between for private devotions and reading. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament closed each day's exercise. That the retreat was enjoyable is evidenced by many favorable comments: It brought home many truths which helped immensely to clear some perplexing doubts. It was the most profitable and best retreat I have ever made. Page Fifty-Sim mfl 2iclfYec1mr Vocal Recital l MISS HELEN CATALDI HAT A trained voice affords the most exquisite and delicate music was evidenced at the mid-year vocal recital given by six students of the Academy in the gymnasium on Tuesday, February 8. Miss Helen Cataldi, teacher of voice, introduced each singer and announced her respective selections. The singers who provided an interesting and enjoyable program are: Pat Warner, sophomore, who sang How Lovely Is The Hand of God by Raymond Loughborough and Beautiful Ohio by Mary Earl, Mary Ann Becker, sophomore, The Sand Man and The Falling Dew by La Forge, Carol Wegener, sophomore, Because by Guy d'Hardelot and In the Time of Roses by Louise Reichardtg Anne Chartrand, freshman, who rendered Cradle Song and 'longing for Spring by Mozartg Dolores Bremehr, freshman, Lady Moon by Clara Edwards and Sonny Boy by Pearl G. Curran, Rosemary Faust, freshman, 'Think On Me by Alicia Scott and Mattinita by Tosti. Student applause Was indicative of a genuine and sincere admiration of voice accomplishment as Well as a fine appreciation of the good and the beautiful. Page Fifty-Seven V, ., 1 ,, --,. - .1., -ss,--X , s- -si eff f- t ' :15'W'f:'-7flnjf7ZW'3 f116f5'Z1,E5471s'fYfSi5fk-KarlEviffmhflx. ffl:-'--'LTI ' - SV' fl- fE 'K' I 1 rf,,.7.175' Y: :!'.ssl-- - '- ' ' ' Good Books Are ood Friends Mary Scherrer, Carol Grbciclo, Mary Arm Joseph, Frances Becker, Pat Hughes, Delores Wegman. LIZABETHANS' preparations for National Catholic Book Week, February 20-27, included bulletin board reminders to Read Wifely- Share Truth. The library furnished the pulse beat of all proceedings. Book marks with literary quotations were designed for the students by the St. Thomas More Guild, an organization to further literary pursuits by assisting in the library. Quite a few Catholic books were added to the library through the efforts of some of the English classes. Page Fifty-Eight g00Itlight Crowning Helen Schreiner, Vnlerin Erfering, Nina Brzrzfrclo, Joan Koenig fqneenj, Lorraine Hecllkarnp, Marla Pelican, Marlene Rloornberg. Il lr nay honor lo crown yon, elgbtlr Qneen of Hearty. ITH THESE words, Lorraine Hedtkamp, president of the Footlight Club, placed a crown on the reigning sovereign of the evening, Miss joan Koenig. This was the climax of the annual crowning of the Queen of Hearts at the Sheraton Hotel on Wednesday evening, February 23. - I S This year the crowning was more elaborate and exclusive than ever beforej It began with the entrance of four pages: Penny Wickmann, Mary Dale Dubelbeiss, Martha Riclcmann and Betty Huber. The president, Miss Lorraine Hedtkamp then made her entrance. Following her were four flower girls-Barbara Ranft, Ruth Woeltermann, Frances Ceresia and Marilyn Grabesick. Immediately preceding the Queen were the maids: Maria Pelican, Marlene Rhomberg, Valeria Evering, Nina Bartsch, and Helen Schreiner. Following the coronation, officers of the Parent-Teachers' Association were honored. Special recognition was also given to the following members of the Footlight Club: Suzanne Vize, for her outstanding ability as chairman of the Culture Club, Margaret Ederle, Judith Schlipf, Mary Ann Treybal and Pat Warner for their acting ability. Honorable mentions for directing were given to Maria Pelican, Helen Schreiner, Virginia Beutler, Norma Girolami and Dolores Fischer. Q The Footlight Club owes its success to Miss Marguerite Brewer, sponsor of the club and a member of the faculty. Page Fifty-Nine CDehazte Clwimlmlmlls l l i Mr V055 president of the Parent-Teachers' Arxociation, congratulate! tlehdfefi Mary Amt Cahill, Patricia Wlttmann, Shirley Schaette, Dorothy Wernsherg, Eva Pohlen. 4 S A FITTING climax to a very successful year of debating in their own league in which they captured first place, St. E. A. debaters defeated St. Louis U. High, Chaminade, and Rosati-Kain High School. They thus became all district, all league CISL debate champions by win- ning six out of six debates in the final tournament held at St. Louis U. High. Chaminade and Rosati-Kain High School tied for second place each winning and losing three debates. St. Louis U. High took last place winning no debates. Two first place trophies were awarded. Shirley Schuette and Eva Pohlen received silver medals for speaker ratings. Defending the proposition Resolved: that the United Nations now be revised into a Federal World Government, in the CISL tournaments this year were Mary Ann Cahill and Shirley Schuette. Gpposing-were Patricia Wittmann, Dorothy Weinsberg, and Eva Pohlen. Page Sixty Sta Et 4, Speech Finalists Mary Alice Barziltchiih, Carol Grhcich, Marguerite Fritz, Mary Ann Cahill, Dorothy Weimherg, Shirley Schitette, Eva Pohlen, fo Arm Graerierifeltler, Patricia O'Reilly, Margaret Etlerle, Mary Lou Hardy. AURELS to St. E. A. speech participants who met and defeated a challenge to sur- pass other contestants of the Interscholastic Speech League by capturing the Dis- trict Championship. In the two tournaments held at St. Elizabeth Academy and Rosati-Kain respectively, St. E. A. merited first place trophies in oratory and interpretation. While taking part in the all-league, all-speech' tournament St. E. A. placed second and secured a first place trophy in interpretation. The Academy was also given the Honor Award earned each year by the school accumulating the greatest number of points. Mary Lou Hardy Won a first place medal in oratory and Margaret Ederle one in serious interpretationg Eva Pohlen placed second in the humorous division. ' Recipients of ribbons Were: Carol Grbcich, Mary Ann Cahill, Mary Lou Hardy. Mary Alice Bundschuh, Margaret Ederle, Pat O'Reilly, Eva Pohlen, Jo Ann Gruenenfelder, Shirle Schuette Doroth Weinsberg, Mary Ann Stockmann, Marguerite Fritz, Rosemary Y , Y Faust, Mary Ann Joseph and Jacqueline Wille. Page Sixty-One CJISL Domce E14 Pohlen as Martian Washington as George Washington N A COLONIAL setting, dancing to the music of joe Lo Castro's Orchestra, boys and girls from thirteen Catholic Schools forgot for an evening that they were rivals in speech and debate and became friends at the CISL Dance held at St. Louis U. High, Friday, February 25. An interesting feature of the evening's program was the rendition of several songs and interpretative readings by some of the students. The evening was climaxed by the appearance of Martha and George Washington, Eva Pohlen, senior of the Academy and Ronald Rebholz, senior of St. Louis U. High, who presented a bouquet of red roses to the special guest of honor, the Immaculate Conception, patroness of our country and of the CISL. Six hundred voices joined in the beautiful refrain Mother Belovedf' Martha and George then danced a minuet with patriotic grace and naive charm. Page Sixty-Two t it t Ronnie! Rebbolz UWTWUT ef lflw International Federation ef utlto tc Alumnae l l MRS. ROBERT COLYER RS. ROBERT COLYER, graduate of St. Elizabeth Academy, was elected Governor of the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae at the Convention of the Missouri Chapter held at the Sheraton Hotel, Saturday, March 5. Mrs. Colyer is a past president of the St. Elizabeth Academy Alumnae, President of the Married Ladies' Sodality of St. Engelbert's Parish, officer of the Optimist Club, and President of the Better Films Council. The International Federation of Catholic Alumnae is an organization of various alumnae of the high schools throughout the United States. An important project of the Missouri Chapter is a 1Hil0,000 scholarship offered to the community of one of the member schools for the education of a teacher. In her recent election, as Well as in her many accomplishments, Mrs. Colyer has proved herself a trie Alma Mater. d and true Elizabethan' and has brought many honors to her Page Siacty-Three tw' --fef,gf,,,w5f-fwgj,-Qgfpfgjf gfmtxrwv IL ,X g'1' . u 'iw g ivin may cm-c 1-rx . .f',,'4z.'ig' 4,5 ' ' 'f ' 'jffg 'Lv' A -N 'N ' - X - -1 ' 1-' .Nl V. 9 .- X - 'F X 1 '-'H '- -will-4254-, if- ,. J1f: :fr . -', , 1- tw' i ,Y vi' '! .! , S - x ' -21. I . '7i'r : X l I ' I Junior Red Cross Workers TZ' ff St. Patrick? Day preparation for Veterans made by: Mary Ballman, jean Miller, Mary Lou Horn, Delores Wegrnan, Bonnie Breiiernann, Arline Tarnrn, Dorothy Keatzer, Pat O7Keefe, Barbara Weirrnantei, Kathleen O'ReilZy, Valeria Erfering, Mary Aarterrnann, Anrelia Holdenrierl. LIZABETHAN art students, as members of the junior Red Cross, ply brushes and paints to cheer the vet- erans convalescing in the hospitals of the Greater St. Louis area. Corresponding tray covers, nut cups, favors, hats, 'and match covers are made by the students for each successive holiday. Page Sixty-Four f XA if 4 X ft if , fruit? f Cya! St., E, A. Bowling Climb Kathleen O'Reilly CWatch those pin5!J The Four Dizzies Cillarie Scheller, Eleanor Hajele, Adrienne Bouclaaert, Roxe- marie Bozileckj. Valeria Euering fGet on your rnarhfj The Dizzy Lizzie! CMary Lou Horn, Ioan Koenig, Nancy Naert, Ann Mantia, Rorernary The Gutter Durters CMary Francey Bullrnan, Betty Ganfr, Valeria Euering, Nina Bartrch, Pat Cowieb. The Four Miner CKathleen O'Reilly, jean Miller, Ruth johrnann, Ioan Eppyj. Mary Francef Bullrnan QGet Jetfj Ioan Koenig fGo!j The Clique Uustine Klein, K . WMU Bernatline Klein, Barhara Adrienne Bouchaert I Get Wleirrnantel, Mary Ann S e igaj . ready! Q osemarie Bozdeck as president HE BOWLING CLUB, under the leadership of R and Marie Scheller as treasurer, meets every Thursday after class at the Bowling Grand Alleys to try their skill. Although the Four Misses are first in the won and lost column, the Four Dizzies have the highest team average of 595. Marie Scheller holds the honor of having the highest individual average, 118. She also has the higqhest it an average for doubles, 285. Rosemarie Bozdeck has the honor of high singe W average l63. Page Sixty-Five X10 I ww, 'mp fww ZW wr L fl 1 Z 1 . t-67's t Ma7'ykoL0ZZ Sw - h X ww I I ONSTANCY and lidelity gleamed like stars in the aureole of Mary's virtues. Throughout her entire life, her goal never escaped her sight and efforts. Virgin Most Faithful, may we too obtain the virtue of constancy. Knowing the will of God, may we likewise achieve our goal, heaven, by constant attention and en- deavor, motivated always by a sincere desire to please God. Grant that at the end of our earthly sojourn we may present a truly worthy symbol of our love and grati- tude to you and your Son so that we may merit to be eternally united with you in heaven. y A Virgin, Most Faithful, Pray for us! I 3 Page Sixty-Seven .lliumior Sodlelli Bl Us UMW Lcwl Geralaline Ycloenian, Kathleen Dielennein, Carol W'egener, Gloria Oberling, Pat Warner, Rita Stelrnacloowicz IVINE INTIMACY sought through close companionship with Mary is the aim of every true sodalist. By means of the weekly class Communion Days, the monthly meetings stressing a more inten- sive prayer life, and activity programs ern- phasizing living for others, the members have tried to unite the prayerfulness of Mary with the apostolate of Martha. The pre-Lenten Mission Party realized a substantial sum for Finland and home IHISSIOHS, In some of their classes in Dramatic Art, the students enacted the joyful mys- teries of the Rosary, thus coming to a more vivid appreciation of Mary's part in the Redemption. The Mother-Daughter Tea, held May 1 was a devoted thank youi' to their best friend on earth. It was but a faint ex- pression of the devotedness they endeavor to give the Mother of Mothers. OFFICERS: Carol Grbcicb jean Abillen Geralzline Sclaenzan Kalbleen Beetz Doris McNarnee, Calhleen Regan, Dolorei' Partycla. Dorif AW Schulte, Shirley Holtzrnann, E!'6'llYlZ Barloman. Page Sixty-Eight 'Tfotzil Virgin Eiver lessed! Carol Brennernan, Mary Ann Caloill, Helene Beishir, Marguerite Fritz, Anne Marie Free, jean Koenig. HE CROWNING of the Blessed Virgin as the peerless queen of heaven and earth climaxed the activities of the Senior Sodality for the scholastic year 1948-49. i Mar uerite Fritz refect of the sodality attired in a white formal crowned M ss g , p , , the statue of Mary enthroned on the campus and surrounded by flowers. Miss Fritz was attended by Misses joan Koenig, Anne Marie Free, Mary Ann Cahill, Helene Beishir and Carol Brenneman. Miss Barbara Ranft of the elementary school was the crown bearer. The assembled sodalists sang hymns and formed a living rosary, the girls in white formals representing the small beads, those in blue, the large beads. us fete, the Reverend F. J. O'Reilly, SJ., regent of the St. Following the camp Louis University Dental School, addressed the mothers and daughters at luncheon. Page Sixty-Nine Sewzimg 2 M MB h joan Mowfeyj jacqaelzne Knohhe, joflnzz V011 roc en Left to right: Mary Lonixe Ranft, Pat Wiltmann, Mary Ann Vlaich, Marilyn Marxh, jo A1212 Murphy, Dorothy Weinsherg, Mary Alice Bandxchah, Betty Wehde, Mary Jeanne Vow, Mary A1121 Cahill. Page S eventy Sewing Leif to Rigbr: Iearzirre Mansfield, Mary Louise Rarzft, Jeanne Wolfe, Ioan Sclaaitzmeier, ami Lois Moakley Left to rzglol Low Tzef enaaer Margaret Marg Ringlamp, Barbara Ran t, Janet Ixlzagemarm, joan Schnilzmeier. 4 4 HE NEW Look with the Qld Price or Sew and Save is the motto of St. EA sewing class The girls sew diligently all year round on corduroy skirts straight and full, tailored and dress suits, beautifully scalloped spring dresses in cool, fresh pastel shades, and dresses and rompers for little brothers and sisters. At the close of each scholastic year the students display their work at the S rin Fashion Show. This year the demonstration was given on May 2. As the P 8 girls modeled their clothes, awed whispers from the audience were heard to say Did she make that? I wish I could sew like that! To be able to sew is indeed a desirable and practical accomplishment and worth every effort in its attainment. The sewing class of 1948-1949 has merited the well done of parents, teachers, and friends. Page Seventy-One Home Nursing Bach Row: Gloria Miltino, Ioan Schilling, Joan Stancler, Nancy Naert, Ann Mantia, Mary Ann Seliga, jane Schaeg. . Front Row: Rita Unger, Elizaheth Rooney, Laverne Mateher, Ioan Kuna, Barhara Manrfield. Mary Nancy Parrino, Marie Scheller, Marlene Rhornherg. Teacher: Mir: Liherzfy Volk. OME NURSING, one of the many courses offered to students studying Home Economics, is taught by Miss Liberty Volk. Gf the countless duties incumbent upon the Christian mother the care of the health of the members of her family is of great importance. This duty extends beyond the confines of her household. She must be willing to support community action for the promotion of better health. This is the goal to be achievedg the course, as outlined by Miss Volk, shows the way promising success. Page S eventy-Two I ' 'f '-'PH I ' -Q .iq-. .. .- f, .,tm,.-XLQXLKYQY CDrum cmd Bugle Corps Arline Tamnz-Drum Majorezfte. Pat Beetz, Adrienne Boncknert, Em Poblen, Delorer Wegman, Joan Koenig, Pat O'Keefe. Corps executes counter march. HE RHYTI-IMIC blare of the bugles, the resounding beat of the drums, the precise step and the exact drill are the qualities of the Drum and Bugle Corps. For the past fifteen years the St. Elizabeth Academy Drum and Bugle Corps has taken part in civic and academic activities. The Corps participated in the Columbus Day Program, the Armistice Day ceremony, the Holy Name exercises, and the Clean-Up Parade, as well as the P.T.A. Christmas party and Field Day. i Page S eventy-Three 4,5 ,. ff4.7,ig,ff4i'Hg,4,:q ,g l-33,,QgagQQ -lgilggb k - Mfg gggflg- --r -gf: ' -A Umr Hearts Where Ymm and Guy Maria Pelican, Rita Rithy, Dane Dove, Catherine I-lory, Helen Schreiner, Don Fogerty, Margaret Eaerle, Kathleen Scherrer. Mary Virginia Beiitler, Norma Girolarni, Maarice Schufaller, lack Texchner, jo Ann Von Brochen, Glen Stephenyon, Margaret Eilerle, Kathleen Scherrer, jim Mclafferty, Bill Kleppinger, Marlene Rhornherg, Snzanne Vize. Helen S0l91'9iW4', D042 Fogerty, Margaret Eaferle, Kathleen Scherrer. Page 'Seventy-Four ' i A , , y , , .V . ,. .. t -, me-rfmfrf.',f.1:zfifJ2x1-fcffifir 'f.1f'l'i'ft'f1q C V- L Q' . ig .V gg. . -7 ., :. --.-1 V- yuh- . V --ff-, 1'--4- -1,1-f-: A -' -' --' -- ' ' ' -' ' ' ' 3155. 92645 reflex 'Mez NYM s 4 4 UR HEARTS Were Young and Gay, a comedy in three acts, was produced by the Footlight Club on the evenings of April 28 and 29 in the Academy Audi- torium. Scintillating wit, sparkling humor, spontaneous gayety, tense emotion, and clever impersonations spelled delightful, interested, and interesting entertainment. The experiences of Cornelia and Emily on their ocean voyage and in France, verily made the audience feel that their hearts too, were young and gay. Cast of ltaracters Un the order of their appearancej , gd Steward ..... .... B ill Kleppinger Mrs. Skinner ......... .... H elen Schreiner Cornelia Otis Skinner .... Otis Skinner ........ Emily Kimbrough .... Purser .......... - Stewardess .... Dick Winters .... Admiral .-...... Harriet St. John .... Winifred Blaugh ..... Leo McEvoy ..... Inspector- - - Therese ...... . Madame Elsie ........ Monsieur De La Croix Window Cleaner ..... - - - -Kathleen Scherrer ----Don Fogerty - - - - -Margaret Eclerle - - - - -Manrice Schwaller -I0 Ann Von Brochen - - - - Glen Stephienfon - - -jack' Terchner -- - - - - -Snzanne Vize - - - -Marlene Rhornherg -------------------------jirn McLafferty - - -N orrna Girolorni or Mary Virginia Bentler - - - - -- -Maria Pelican ----Catherine Hory or Rita Rahy nu ------------fini McLafferty Page Seventy-Fine -----Dane Doe -ffgp ff M-if Cljoirszity Bozsltethotll FTGCUTI Left to Right: Seconil Row: Betty Ganrr, Kathleen Beetz, Kathleen Richter, Mary A1111 Seliga. jean Ahillefl- Barhara Moellering, Mary Anna Manhitr, Pat Bnrhe, Margaret We5te1'hei1le, janet S11lltz'a11. First Row: Rita Wanxong, Helene Beirhir, Shirley Strohl, Bonnie B1'i11he1'. joan Koenig. T THE sound of the whistle, they are off to fight for St. E. A. This spirit has characterized every game for win or lose, the team has fought hard. B alike, creates deep interest and engenders lively school spirit. During the current scholastic year under the direction of Miss L the team won four games, tied one, and lost five. asketball with its tense, exciting moments, thrilling to players and spectators oretto Rapp, the physical education teacher, At the last intra-mural game played for the Parent-Teachers' Association, the Captain, Shirley Strobl, received a corsage of white gardenias and the senior play6rS, Betty Ganss, Bonnie Brinker, Joan Koenig, Mary Ann Seliga and Barbara Weismantel, were the recipients of corsages of red roses. Page Seventy-Sim V ,F 1 - A i.. M k--.-.A ir 1 . I. V1 J.. 1 V- T.. 1 1 : iv . ,, , . sig X .. , ' . f A: ff' A' 51-1-J :.-,.g. , I zgigfaee-ffT'g ff!r.'a',',' 1-fT':f4:5f. .-: . f - five I Cpctrerttf Teachers? Association r OOPERATION between parents and teachers is an essential requisite in any school not only for the good government of the educational institution but also for the complete and harmonious integration of the characters of the students. The Parent- Teachers' Grganization of the Academy has proved this time and again. Every student of St. E. A. has benefited in some way by the unceasing efforts of the Parent-Teachers. As a result of the financial success of the Fall Card Party a Filmo sound Bell Howell Movie Projector, a Masco sound system and a hectograph machine were given to the Academy. Plans are now being made to install new baskets and back- boards for the future success of the basketball team. Therefore, to the officers, Mr. Harry Voss, presidentg Mr. Carl A. Brenneman, vice- presidentg Mrs. Herman J. Beetz, secretaryg and Mr. J. P. Clancy, treasurer, and all the members of the P.T.A., we Elizabethans extend our sincerest thanks and prayers that God will bless your every endeavor with temporal and eternal success. Page S eveotty-S even . . , .S ,.f . .f,, 1 , ...:,.7.4.- :-Un, ray, 431, ,Z+:f.j.,fV,. .1 .FA - -,-A: .l HX'?Rx?Qfggg1Qj..:.izfgfifsryfgggiggkgxxr ,ilk , . H , ff' p ,, ff7f'e ' fe e ' ,WH . L I Qhlmztogmphzs O' is . 'IMI The autographs will heep alive your happy - .wif lf ' , high xchool memorief at St. E. A. K . if fig f ffff Mfiife L Ulf. pb Q! ff? ,f 5'E:i1 1 - . 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