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

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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

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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

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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