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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1957 volume:

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A ., -5.3 I A-5 ' ,, s 2 ,' 5' ' f, .w .. fi? , , ,Yi xx, ,Q . f ,xy ,N 2.7. , A I f dia' li., , THE THuRlNolAN S Student Publication S o X f S SAINT ELIZABETH ACADEMY 340I Arsenal Street Sai nt Louis, Missouri 5 l KATHLEEN STRAUB KATHLEEN CULLEN CAROL ROACH MARIANNE CHAPPUIS Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor ek, ay, , 5,3 If , NORMA HANNEKE Mil-DRED KENNY NATALIE LAFSER MARGARET MORAN Circulation Editor Circulation Editor Advertising Manager Advertising Manager L O 0 Thurlnglan Staff ,.,,...-3 CENTER: Sister Mary Louis, CP P.S. and staff at work. X 2 ,, .-- -. .,.-...,.... .4 1 v.x-1-ww a' t E zabe uri gia WE, THE DIAMOND JUBILEE CLASS OF l957, once more lovingly salute you, dear Saint Elizabeth, Patroness of our beloved Academy. ln memory of, and in gratitude for four of the happiest, holiest years of our lives, we dedicate this book to you. lvlay each page pay you a memorable tribute. Fearful of our next hesitant step into the future, we beg the help of your guiding hand. Help us to imitate your charity and humility and lead us forth into the world with your principles of Christian Living forever embedded in our hearts. With childlike confidence we will follow in your shining footsteps home.. .to our vocation. . .to Heaven. . .to God. 3 mmm. -im.......-ann-nn nrnzrrurrlrrfll 'r1lfrf,v142P'lLPf!!flfL:fT3'.JLv4f .rp-4 Ni., '. Y 'l- A N ' 1-1,3 We Offer . 7 4 4 Qt- it y l 4, s, X . .. ,, ,T-W it it s T43 'ff fri, sz! rf O Jesus, through the Immaculate Heart of Mary, We offer Thee our prayers, works, joys, and sutterings of this day. This is the prayer ot Elizabethans raised to God each day at the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass as they give themselves and everything they do to their Creator. They ask that their every thought, word, and deed redound to His glory as they strive in their limited way to imitate His example. We Stud Elizobethons 'scholory octivities, too, revolve obout the dolly Sacrifice of the Moss. lt is from this foun- toinheod of knowledge thot they drow inspirotion for the essons to be learned, the toslcs to be mustered, ond the scientific experiments to be worked. Holy Moss is indeed the perfect beginning for every students doy. ., I 1,NMM,m,,v-ml , N I Awymv, 1 ' V 5 ...ww - V If-A-,,-1,114 'fr .f ,4...,--,,.T:,, . xc- ff, - e.,,. To Show the Wa To show The way along The paThs of life, To poinT ouT The road To choose, The Torch oT learning burns brighTly, guiding seniors in Their daily Tasks. LiT by paTience and undersTanding, iT is up To Them To accepT iT and carry iT proudly. This Torch of learning is a priceless giTT honored and cherished by all. IT is The emblem engraved on The class ring, serving as a consTanT reminder To each graduaTe of The wondrous giTT she has received aT SainT ElizabeTh Academy. 71 , MARGARET ROGERS Secretary CLASS PATRONESS int Elizabeth of Thilrihgia CLASS MOTTO Walk in Love CLASS MASCOT: Lamb CLASS COLORS: Midnight blue and silver CLASS FLOWER: White rose Senior Class MARGARET MARTIN QHIICQYS President MARY ANN PARRINO Vice-president JOAN MARIE RAISCH Treasurer 1 ,..,.,,,-A ::,,, J, f L ELIZABETH BOLLMANN He that does good for go0d's sake, seeks neither praise nor reward, but he is sure of both in the end. Saint Caecilia Schola '56,'57 Footlight Club '54,'55,'56,'57 National Thespian Association '55, '56,'57 President of Footlight Club '57 C.l.S.L. Speech '55,'56 C.l.S.L. Debate '54,'55,'56,'57 Vice-President of Aquinian Society '56 President of Aquinian Society '57 f .I MARGARET BOLLNER Good humor is the health of the soul. Legion ot Mary '55 Saint Caecilia Schola '56,'57 Pep Squad '54,'55,'56 Bowling '57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 JUDY BLANKE A friend is a second self. Legion of Mary '55 Auxiliary Member of Legion of Mary '54,'55,'56,'57 B-Team Basketball '55 Pep Squad '54,'55,'56,'57 Bowling '57 Footlight Club '54,'55 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 MARY JANE BRANDT True merit is like a river, the deeper it is the less noise it makes. Auxiliary Member of Legion ot Mary '57 Pep Squad '54,'55,'56,'57 Varsity Basketball '57 B-Team Basketball Captain '56 Bowling '57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Junior Red Cross Representative '56, '57 i ' 3' ' -' I J ,Z s J ' 51555 321' . L if1fri:21 L . A . BARBARA BALES A laugh is worth a thousand groans in any market. Footlight Club '54,'55,'56,'57 Footlight Club Officer '57 Class Officer '55 Poster Contest '54 Bowling '57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Pep Squad '54,'55,'56,'57 Thuringian Reporter '57 MARY BROWN Every little bit helps. Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Pep Squad '54,'55,'56,'57 Bowling '57 s.f-ggfww W, 0. K fi, f 5 .f Q .H . ,t 1ciu.ii..... mi. it,..-!il2nai,,.-.M:iz:g.f,.,. CAROLYN BUEHLER A lovely girl, pleasant and --' sweet, Congenial, gentle, and discfreet. Saint Caecilia Schola '56,'57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Music '54,'55,'56,'57 Class Officer '54 Pep Squad '54,'55,'57 Bowling '57 PATRICIA ANN CAMPBELL A little mischief by the way, A little fun to spice each day. Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Varsity Basketball '55,'56 lntramural Volleyball '55 Intramural Basketball '55,'56 Pep Squad '54 CAROLYN CAPUTA It is a wise head that makes a still tongue. Sodality ot Our Lady '56,'57 Saint Caecilia Schola '56,'57 Legion of Mary '55 N.C.M.E.A. '56,'57 Student Council Representative '57 Bowling '57 Pep Squad '54,'55,'56,'57 Footlight Club '54 LYNNE CENTO The futufre is always fairy- land to the young. Footlight Club '54,'55,'56,'57 Secretary of Footlight Club '57 National Thespian Association '55, '56,'57 Thuringian Reporter '57 Bowling '57 Pep Squad '54 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 MARY EILEEN CARROLL Evefryone stamps his own value. Legion of Mary '55 Pep Squad '55,'57 Bowling '57 Intramural Volleyball '55,'56 Intramural Basketball '55,'56 Junior Red Cross '55,'56,'57 Varsity Basketball '56 JEAN CARENZA A fountain of boundless energy. Auxiliary Member of Legion of Ma '55,'56 Footligbt Club '54,'55,'56 Pep Squad '54,'55,'56,'57 Intramural Volleyball '57 Intramural Basketball '56 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Bowling '57 Varsity Basketball '57 Seniors KATHLEEN ANN CULLEN To be rather than to seem to be. Sodality ot Our Lady '56,'57 Legion of Mary '55 Class Officer '55,'56 Associate Editor of Thuringian '57 Footlight Club '54,'55 Student Council Representative '56 Pep Squad '54,'55,'56 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 sr 3: JOAN M. DIEHL Her personality is like spring, Refreshing and lovable. Sodality at Our Lady '56,'57 Bowling '57 Pep Squad '56,'57 lntramural Volleyball '55 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 ir' i S 5 its A is 7 .f 'Mit J' , li MARlLYN CHASE Staanch and firm, and prudent, too, Never making mach ado. Legion of Mary '55 Auxiliary Member of Legion of Mary '54,'55,'56,'57 Varsity Basketball '55,'56,'57 Intramural Basketball '55,'56 intramural Volleyball '55,'56 Bowling '57 Pep Squad '54 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 JO ANN DOLAN She makes two smiles grow Where one grew before. Sodality of Our Lady '55,'56,'57 Saint Caecilia Schola '56,'57 Class Ofticer '55 Thuringian Typist '57 Student Council Representative '57 Bowling '57 Pep Squad '56,'57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 MARIANNE CHAPPUIS Character is the diamond that scratches every other stone. Sodality of Our Lady '54,'55,'56,'57 Saint Caecilia Schola '56,'57 C.l.S.L. Speech '54,'55,'56,'57 Saint Thomas More Guild '54,'55,' 56,'57 Pep Squad '54,'55,'56,'57 Class Officer '54,'55 Associate Editor of Thuringian '57 Student Council Representative '56 CELESTE DOOLEY Unselfish and noble actions are the most radiant pages in the biography of her soul. Sodality ot Our Lady '54,'55,'56,'57 Prefect of Soclality '57 10 Class Officer '55,'56 C.l.S,L. Speech '56,'57 Footlight Club '54,'55 Saint Caecilia Schola '56,'57 Pep Squad '54,'55 Bowling '57 ri -1-N-.,.,..-.,......-.....QxNa... ..,...,t-N ..- su JANET DRAIEMANN Kindly memfiment bespeaks the sunshine of her soul. Pep Squad '54,'55,'56,'57 Bowling '57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 CAROL GOEDEKER Skill and confidence are an unconquered' army. Class Officer '54,'56 Student Council Representative '56 Girls' State Representative '56 Bowling '57 Varsity Basketball '57 Intramural Basketball '55,'56 Thuringian Reporter '57 F ' Q l fy 3, t AV ..... ...ff 2-.. , -..ld BETTY FARLEY A merry heart makes a cheer- ful countenance. Sodality of Our Lady '54,'55,'56,'57 Cheerleader '55,'56,'57 Class Officer '55 Footlight Club '54,'55 Thuringian Reporter '57 Saint Caecilia Schola '57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Bowling '57 SANDRA GEORGE Always eager, always ready, always on the go. Footlight Club '54,'55,'56,'57 National Thespian Association '55, '56,'57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Pep Squad '54,'55 Bowling '57 Thuringian Typist '57 Intramural Volleyball '55,'57 4 3 QQQPQQ , , 1 .Y MQ, -,t-,X ,ft.'.,.. g QW?,A-aw.f.:,-Yf. 'fa . Jei e' , f1,w',i' E2 if 511,f'71Jf:'m'? fVz 2' ', 'i . ' ,J . . J ,,...W.tc.m.m.... .... M ..-A .... ,, . .. VALERIA FINN Soft speech and a sweet smile. Pep Squad '55,'57 Thuringian Reporter '57 Legion of Decency '56 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 'tid YZF' JOAN GASSNER Her popularity is surpassed only by her ability. Class Ofticer '54,'56 Student Council Representative '56, '57 President ot Student Council '57 Footlight Club '54,'55,'56,'57 Cheerleader '55,'56,'57 Captain of Cheerleaders '57 Bowling '57 Intramural Volleyball '55,'56 159557 , MARILYN HARRIS Joy and laughter are her clos- est companions. Auxiliary Member of Legion of Mary '54,'55,'56,'57 Footlight Club '54 Pep Squad '54,'55,'56,'57 I ntram ural Basketball '55,'56,'57 Intramural Volleyball '55,'56,'57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Legion of Decency '55,'56 ISABEL GRIESHABER Her gracious spirit will al- ways linger in these halls. Sodality of Our Lady '55,'56,'57 Saint Caecilia Schola '56,'57 NORMA HANNEKE Virtue is the only true and lasting nobility. Sodality ot Our Lady '54,'55,'56,'57 Saint Caecilici Schola '56 Saint Thomas More Guild '54,'55, '56,'57 Class Oflicer '55 Student Council Representative '57 Bowling '57 Pep Squad '54,'55,'56,'57 Class Officer '54,'55 Faotlight Club '54 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Circulation Editor of Thuringian '57 CAROL MARGARET HECK Looking at the bright side of things, She makes the world a happier place. Footlight Club '54 Pep Squad '54,'55 Intramural Basketball '55,'56,'57 Intramural Volleyball '55,'56,'57 Varsity Basketball '56,'57 Bowling '57 ,amz ,X -. C.-. cc-,-as . .-1. .vs --Qs- -I Aux- --- X, -vu -.'-5-.1-'ne-ru.m2h-qggxwxmumnmxxxxxnnmnw MARY ANN HESSEL A sweet disposition goes a long way. Legion of Mary '56,'57 Legion of Decency '56 Footlight Club '54,'55,'56,'57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Pep Squad '54,'55,'56,'57 Science Fair '55 m-n...-..........ip ,..,, . DORIS HOLTKAMP A good laugh is sunshine in a house. Sodality of Our Lady '54,'55,'56,'57 Auxiliary Member of Legion of Mary '55 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Hospital Apostolate '56 Bowling '57 Footlight Club '54 Pep Squad '54,'55,'56,'57 Intramural Volleyball '55 Q 5 . - X...1.. x MARY ANN HUBER Loves life and makes the best of it. Pep Squad '54,'55,'57 Footlight Club '54,'55,'56,'57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Bowling '57 ROSE MARIE KOPFER Agreeable and unpredictable. Sodality of Our Lady '54,'55,'56,'57 Auxiliary Member of Legion of Mary '55,'56,'57 Footlight Club '54,'55,'56,'57 Bowling '57 National Thespian Association '56, '57 Pep Squad '54,'55,'56,'57 Intramural Volleyball '55,'56 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 ELOISE JACKSON Charms strike the sight but 'merit wins the soul. Sodality of Our Lady '54,'55,'56,'57 Legion of Mary '55 Pep Squad '54,'55,'56,'57 Bowling '57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Legion of Decency '56,'57 Thuringian Reporter '57 MARY ELLA KISTER A good heart is worth gold. Sodality of Our Lady '54,'55,'56,'57 Saint Caecilia Schola '57 Bowling '57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 MARY ELLEN JOHANNINGMEIER Honest and sincere of heart. Sodality of Our Lady '54,'55,'56,'57 Pep Squad '54,'55 Bowling '57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 C.I.S.L. Speech '56 V 4 . A, W, sfw X MILDRED PATRICIA KENNY If you look closely you'll surely spy, Laughter and mischief in her eye. Sodality of Our Lady '55,'56,'57 Saint Caecilia Schola '56,'57 Auxiliary Member of Legion of Mary '55,'56,'57 Pep Squad '56,'57 Circulation Editor of Thuringian '57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Bowling '57 Student Council Representative '57 W :f - V , V' i . A V . , - SJW 9:'t24 g'iff'f L ' , , 2' ' Y' ' . i - ' ' V -an Ve.. Z-,V ,gp:s'.15f:95Vf-idle' -'itlw V f- ' ' PATRICIA ANN LANSER She's full of pep, and full of fun, As good a sport as anyone. Sodality of Our Lady '54,'55,'56,'57 Legion of Mary '56,'57 Footlight Club '54,'55,'56,'57 National Thespian Association '55, '56,'57 Cheerleader '55,'56,'57 Intramural Volleyball '55,'56 Student Council Representative '57 Bowling '57 ft! 'elf' ' , 9 VALERIE LANWERMEYER Energy and persistence con- quer all things. Sodality ot Our Lady '55,'56,'57 Saint Caecilia Schola '56,'57 C.I.S.L. Speech and Debate '55,'56, '57 Class Oftlcer '54 Prom Reporter '57 President of Student Music Chapter '57 Girls' State Representative '56 ' , :IH ' . NATALIE G. LAFSER Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. Sodality ot Our Lady '54,'55,'56,'57 Saint Caecilia Schola '56,'57 Legion of Mary '56 Auxiliary Member of Legion of Mary '55,'57 Advertising Manager of Thuringian '57 C.l.S.L. Speech '56 Bowling '57 Pep Squad '54,'55,'56,'57 MARGARET MARTIN We are not here to play, to dream, to driftg Shun not the struggle-face it! 'tis God's gift. Sodality of Our Lady '55,'56,'57 Saint Caecilia Schola '57 Vice-Prefect of Sodality '57 Class Officer '54,'55,'56,'57 C.l.S.L, Speech and Debate '55,'56, '57 Varsity Basketball '56,'57 Prom Reporter '57 Otlicer of Speech League '56,'57 mf-m..,,, QW? CAROLYN KULAGE Actions are ours,' their con- sequences belong to heaven. Footlight Club '54,'55 Pep Squad '54,'56 Bowling '57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Intramural Volleyball '55,'56 Intramural Basketball '55,'56 Intramural Track '55,'56 BARBARA MIDDEN No use worrying about life, 'Cause you'll never get out of it alive. Pep Squad '54,'55,'56 Junior Red Cross '54,'57 Auxiliary Member of Legion of Mary '54,'55,'56,'57 Bowling '57 Footlight Club '54,'55 Intramural Track '55 Legion of Decency '56 Intramural Volleyball '55,'56 rm We ' NMMW ,V JOYCE McCORMICK Laugh and the world 'laughs with you. Pep Squad '56,'57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Varsity Basketball '57 Intramural Volleyball '56,'57 Bowling '57 Footlight Club '54,'55 Thuringian Reporter '57 Intramural Basketball '56,'57 PHYLl.lS NIENKEMPER . She puts all her cares in a , f Q of if Zgwgififw ,fy ,yy fm r'.,, ,fl, . t ,,,t,, 5 if .4 A Fw yy 4 'f ,f 1 1 f , irq f ! ,V CATHERINE MANGIAPANELLO Perseverance is the key to SUCCCSS. Sodality of Our Lady '57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 C.l.S.L. Debate '54 C.I.S.L. Speech '57 NANCY NABBEFELD She never troubles trouble, Until trouble troubles her. Sodality of Our Lady '54,'55,'56,'57 Legion of Mary '55,'56,'57 Vice-President of Legion of Mary '57 Footlight Club '54 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Pep squad '54,'55,'56,'57 Bowling '56 Intramural Volleyball '55,'56,'57 box, sits on the lid, and grins. Footlight Club '54,'55,'56,'57 National Thespian Association '56, '57 Pep Squad '54,'55 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Thuringian Reporter '57 Bowling '57 S f r-, 'lf f--' , ' 'Q' iirfa t MARGARET ANNE MORAN Trustworthy always pleasant, She does much with little to say. Sodality of Our Lady '54,'55,'56,'57 Legion of Mary '56 Auxiliary Member of Legion of Mary '55,'57 Saint Caecilia Schala '57 Pep Squad '54,'55,'56,'57 C.l,S.L. Speech '56 give-rtising Manager of Thuringian Bowling '57 F-55 BRIDlE P. MUNROE Cheerfulness and gracious- ness are the gold dust twins of happiness. Sodality of Our Lady '54,'55,'56,'57 Auxiliary Member of Legion ot Mary '54,'55,'56,'57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Pep Squad '56 Saint Caecilia Sclriola '57 Intramural Volleyball '55 t wrFg?j,i.,', 1. - 4 t , J 1' 4' - ' Elm ' l' Lifi' - . .. 1 X -- MARY ANN PARRINO Kimiljl. full of c'l1r'm', Her actions, all sinrcre. Class Officer '55,'57 C.B.C. Representative '57 Varsity Basketball '55,'56,'57 Intramural Volleyball '55,'56,'57 Intramural Basketball '55,'56 Bowling '57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Footlight Club '54 il o ,L 4 U JUDITH ANN OLSEN You'll never have what you lilff? Until you lvufrn to like what you liuve. Varsity Basketball '55 Intramural Volleyball '55 Intramural Basketball '56 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Footlight Club '54,'55 Pep Squad '54 ' Sn I i i I I i 4 I t i 5 N if SHEILA MARIE O'DOWD Merfrivnent is the sunny side of existence. Saint Caecilia Schola '56 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Footlight Club '54 Bowling '57 .Al f DORIS PRAG A grand, good pal in ways no end,' A cheery, chumtny, splendid friend. Sodality oi Our Lady '54,'55,'56,'57 Auxiliary Member of Legion of Mary '55,'56,'57 Vice-President of Saint Thomas More Guild '57 Thuringian Reporter '57 Pep Squad '54,'55 Bowling '57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Intramural Volleyball '55,'57 JOAN MARIE RAISCH Rare ax is true love, True f7 l07I!lSl17:1J is wzrer. Auxiliary Member of Legion of Mary '56,'57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Class Officer '56,'57 Student Council Representative '56 Pep Squad '54,'55,'56,'57 Essay Anthology '56 Intramural Volleyball '55,'56 JOANNE REUTER Serlutc and helpful, friendly and lcinrl, The Elizabethan spirit in hefr you'll find. Soclality of Our Lady '54,'55,'56,'57 President of Legion of Mary '57 Saint Caecilia Schola '56,'57 Saint Thomas More Guild '55,'56,'57 Vice-President of Footlight Club '57 Junior Red Cross Representative '56, '57 Pep Squad '54,'55,'56,'57 Bowling '57 'UW' J..-1-nr, , YE CAROL ROACH Thoughtfulness is a rare jtower that grows abundantly in her garden. Sodality of Our Lady '54 Legion of Mary '54,'55,'56 Class Otiicer '54,'56 Student Council Representative '56 Associate Editor of Tlwuringian '57 Red Cross Representative '56 Girls' State Otiicer '56 Penny Queen '56 DORIS JEANNE SCHLATTMANN All things are possible for those who will and those who love. Sodality of Our Lady '54,'55,'56,'57 Bowling '57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Pep Squad '54,'55,'56,'57 Q mw:m..Se 'f -.-e -s--fffefnrrrlnxrrnurvuvtx 3 1 5 I I my f pf u X X ,ffm-, f ,, ,,,, fi iz, mp, , 27.7 nfifftff ' f ff ifrhf f X f RITA MARIE ROGLES Not merely good, but good for something. Sodality ot Our Lady '54,'55,'56,'57 Vice-President of Legion of Mary '56 Auxiliary Member of Legion of Mary '54,'55,'57 Class Officer '54 Pep Squad '56,'57 Thuringian Reporter '57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 wffbr ,iff .. rfiffyyfg- V ,Ig 7 41, f f MARGIE ROGERS She's a cheerful girl with shining eyes With the best sense of humor under the skies. Sodality of Our Lady '54,'55,'56,'57 Class Officer '57 Footliglit Club '54,'55,'56,'57 Student Council Representative '57 National Thespian Association '55, f' '56,'57 ' Varsity Basketball '56 .lunior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Pep Squad '56 l if 5 G37 THERESA MARIE RUGGERI True charity merits true friends. Saint Caecilia Schola '56,'57 R Legion of Decency '56 Bowling '57 Junior Red Cross '57 Pep Squad '55,'56 Footlight Club '54 in Q? f w. 1,4 KATHLEEN ROSEMANN A roy of sunshine to brighten the day. Sodality of Our Lady '54,'55,'56,'57 sodemy orncef '56 ' Saint Caecilia Sclnola '56,'57 Class Officer '54 St. Thomas More Guild '55,'56,'57 L St. Tbornas More Guild Officer '56, '57 Q '3Y Footliglnt Club '54 C.l.S.L. Debate '55 . ,Q 7 'cct' gig it I 1 1, mn f1f,rf111:9,9'fl,lfp1rfl,ff.vP'!3 ',--14-fx,-Txxi,f C , 2' fi -tl., .- . i, t: 331- in-5:77 Seniors PRISCILLA SEITZ Beautiful eyes are here that show The beautiful thoughts that burn below. Legion of Mary '54 Footlight Club '54,'55 St. Louis U. High Representative '57 'NJN BARBARA SIMEONE Politeness is good nature reg- ulated by good sense. Footlight Club '54,'55,'56,'57 National Thespian Association '55, '56,'57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Pep Squad '54 Bowling '57 intramural Volleyball '55 af if i. ff MARGARET SCHULTE T1'ustu'o7'tl1 21, always pleas- ant. She does much with little to say. Soclality of Our Lady '54,'55,'56,'57 Auxiliary Member of Legion of Mary '55,'56,'57 Legion ol Decency '56,'57 Pep Squad '54,'55,'56,'57 Junior Rod Cross Representative '56, '57 Bowling '57 KATHLEEN STRAUB Sotnefinies yay, newer blue, S0'lH,l'l7'77IC'S witty, always true. Sodality of Our Lady '54 Saint Caecilia Schola '56 Editor-in-chief of Thuringian '57 Class Olihcer '54,'56 C.l.S.L. Speech '56,'57 Student Council Representative '56, '57 Cheerleader '55,'56,'57 Footlight Club '54,'55,'56,'57 18 5ii,'1'f, it? fx 'quain- S A GLORIA SCHMIDT Shy until you know her, Then het' personality unfolds like a beautiful rose. Sodality of Our Lady '54,'55,'56,'57 Auxiliary Member ot Legion of Mary '55,'56,'57 Hospital Apostolate '56 Bowling '57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Intramural Volleyball '55,'57 Pep Squad '54,'55 VlCKlE THEN Always face the sun, th shadows fall behind you. Footlight Club '54,'55 Pep Squad '54,'56 Bowling '57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 intramural Volleyball '55,'56 Intramural Track '55 11:1 lit i L'l- xx , , XC ., L. A z' 0 'g-fig!! f BARBARA A. TIEFENBRUN A girl of cheerful yesterdays and confident toinorrows. Legion ot Decency '56,'57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Pep Squad '54 Intramural Basketball '55,'56 Bowling '57 Intramural Volleyball '55 M. JOANNE TIEFENBRUN Life is 0, song worth singing. Sodality ot Our Lady '55,'56,'57 Saint Caecilia Schola '56,'57 Hospital Apostolate '57 Auxiliary Member of Legion ot Mary '55 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Pep Squad '54,'55,'56,'57 Intramural Volleyball '56 Bowling '57 BARBARA JO VOGEL fffffm f , ' v Q f Zyzfyf' iffy., , Lmyfrfe ' 3 7 gf JOAN TUGER Her art is a mirror of her soul, Reflecting God's goodness. Sodality ot Our Lady '54,'55,'56 Auxiliary Member of Legion ot Mary '54 Footlight Club '54 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Poster Contest '54,'55 Intramural Volleyball '54 N-. QW -Oi 7 V? f JOAN WAVERING Bright, resourceful, deep, discreet, The peppiest girl you'll ever meet. Sodality of Our Lady '54,'55,'56,'57 Auxiliary Member of Legion ot Mary '55,'56,'57 Footlight Club '54,'55,'56,'57 National Thespian Association '55, '56,'57 Footlight Club Board of Directors '55 Student Council Representative '57 Thuringian Reporter '57 Pep Squad '54,'55 Devoted to her friends as they are to her. Sodality ot Our Lady '55,'56,'57 Auxiliary Member ot Legion of Mary '55,'56,'57 Legion of Decency '56 Junior Red Cross Representative '56, '57 St. Thomas More Guild '55,'56,'57 B-Team Basketball '55 Pep Squad '54,'55,'56 Bowling '57 W i JEAN VENEZIA Today decides tomorrow. Auxiliary Member of Legion af Mary '55,'56,'57 Sodality of Our Lady '54 Footlight Club '54,'55,'56,'57 Junior Red Cross '54,'55,'56,'57 Pep Squad '54,'55,'56 we ,K A te' U , ft 7 '35 Q Q9 ,...,...-...,i....-....,.......-...........,... . , ,-,.,, - ,-,.,,,,.l.-M. , ,-..-v V 44,.... '- fl.,.g.-C-ai . .f , -1- - - - --I Seniors Visit Capitol The seniors of the Academy met the early morn- ing of October ll with enthusiasm, laughter, and song as they boarded the two gleaming Grey- hounds bound for Jefferson City for their annual educational-recreational trip. Accompanied by Sisters Mary Patrice and Mary Salome, C.PP.S., they turned the tide of a tedious ride with songs and the recitation of the rosary. Upon their arrival, the seniors ate a delicious luncheon at Helias High School. After a short tour of LaSalette Seminary they rode down the avenues until they came to the impressive Capitol building. Returning tram their tour of Missouri's house of law, they visited the Governor's Mansion and the famed Cole County Historical Society Museum. At 4:00, seventy-one delighted seniors again boarded the buses-this time bound for school and home. Governor's Mansion xxx-.xx i'uu l.f.1it1.wp1r Senior Bowling The noisy, but fun-filled, atmosphere of Bowling Grand provided the seniors with many refreshing afternoons of relaxation. The worries and troubles of school were forgotten as strikes, spares, and an occasional gutterballwere recorded. ' As the scores steadily increased, the girls vied with one another for individual honors, while the teams under the able directions of their captains: Mildred Kenny, Phyllis Nienkemper, Betty Farley, Carolyn Buehler, Eloise Jackson, Sandra George, Doris l-loltkamp, Rose Marie Kopfer, and Mary .lane Brandt, contended for top honors in the league standings. Mildred Kenny, Carol Heck, Betty Farley, Mary Jane Brandt, Carolyn Buehler, .lean Carenza, Sheila O'Dowd, Eloise Jack- son, Carol Goedeker, Doris Holtkamp, ,firm -3' ...s........,,.,...r - , --,,.,,,..,,,,., ,ff ,V W ,-.-f 4-Q:-J J . s-.,.f., Home Economics -sv X -will Left to , , , . . ., Vickie Then, Barbara Midden Natalie Lafser, Margaret Moran, Eloise Jackson, Valeria Finn. right: Carolyn Kulage Judy Olsen Sister Mary Salome C PP S t The course in Home Economics under the guidance of Sister Maryrr'SlailU'me,, C. PP. S., is designed to help these modern homemakers acquire competency in planning, :market- ing, preparing, and serving foods. This experience not only satisfies the students' eager- ness to start cooking, it also leads to a discovery of the importance of organization of work and the need for developing skills. v ' ,- , .. ' H Q Left to right: Theresa Ruggeri, Rose Marie Kopter, Joyce McCormick, Joan Tuger Carol Heck, Joan M ' , arte Rqrsch, Mary Ann Hessel, Nancy Nabbefeld, Carol Goedeker, Barbara Jo Vogel, Pat Campbell, Marilyn Harris, Sheila O'Dowd, Mary Eileen Carroll, Pat Lanser, Doris Schlattmann. 22 - .. ... 1-. v...,,...-....--..v,-.:,N.x-xxwn t wfern-wwe X ln so 1' 54? Student Council .loan Gossner, presiclenT, Jeonne Kurz, vice-presidenT, Alice Swekosky, secretory, Corol Fuko, Treosurer present S1450 check for The Building Fund To Sister Mory Bernard, C.PP,S. A bigger beTTer S. E. Al WiTh This gool in mind The STudenT Council lounched Their mosT successful proiect of The yecir-The ChrisTrnos Cord Drive Tor The new build- ing. This drive vvos iusT one vvoy in which The STudenT Council proved iT is o dehniTe osseT To The occxolemy. The STudenT Council is on orgonizcnion composed of sTudenT represenToTives of eoch homeroom ond ocTiviTy wiTh SisTer Mciry Scilome, C.PP.S. os Tc1culTy moderoTor ond Joon Gdssner cis president AlThough only in iTs second yeor, The Council hos goined posiTive recogniTion os ci cenTer of ElizobeThon spiriT. 23 We Work U- llv' l T 33 lf- Lg 'VQ.. 'lflll We Won'T STop Till We Hit The Top! And hiT The Top They did os The luniors broughf in Their full quofo of ods-ods ThoT broughT The news To ElizobeThons vio The Thuringion. Truly, God loves The willing worker! 2-l x 5 1 V ,, AR.-nur-. . , wmv-w..T..T, Junior Class Officers Beverly Lake Jo Ann Boehm Jane Krekemeyer .. Marilyn Wesferheide ...... Diane Davis .. Helen Harbaugh .. ... President Valerie Hanneke . . . . . . Presiclenf Carole Gibbons ...... Vice-President . . Vice-President Secretory . . . Secretary Treasurer . . . Treasurer 'WE ww 'Oi W -V-Q ,ul-'..w...z',nf1. ,,,-,,,,-,,,.,,, .4-, U ?,-X,V -,,, I . , . i 11 4 x , ti , IN , H ,li- I Juniors , ' 4. Q 4' 1- ., RIGHT: Barbara Reichert, tzlvira Rosernann, Joan Ley, Miss Barbara Doering, Mary Ann Kroupa, Loretta Mase. 'l f.Q lk if 4 L l i 1 tl: li. g-.g. , l ri LEFT: Frances Rose Manzella, Patricia Kimminau, Sister Loretta Marie, C,PP.S., Clarann Valencly, Joan Lutz, Judy Berry. BELOW: Mary Cecilia McCloskey, Kathy Tiefenbrun, Marilyn Ruzickal Jeanette Zat- orski, Judy Nickels, Sister M. Venantici, C.PP.S., Mary Joe Teiber, Elena de Valle. LEF Ma atu ler. T: Dorothy Sinnwell, Rosemary Ritter, rcella Jurgens, Mary Ann Pozsgay, Judy lO, JOGH Ohmef, Norma Jean Schel- ' ' 1 A-L- , AX , , 'SS' Af , RIGHT: Delores McConville, Sisler Ann Cafherine, C.PP.S. June Benlley, Belsy Horn, Alice Swekosky, Peggy Loepfe, Coe milla Joyce. sr-K 'rfnnen 4- 11 f V413 l 'E' fi? SQ -' 4, , l ,, ,,.-.Wi Juniors LEFT: Diane Hire, Mary .lean Hallermann, Char- lorfe Knobbe, Jacqueline Kenny, Joelfa Kohl- berg, Sisfer Mary Joseph, C.PP.S., Carol Fuka, Judy Harris. ,J A LEFT: Margaret Daus, Georgia Bren. HOD, Camille Danton, Hope Holder- le, Mrs. A. Hoenny, Mary Ellen Bublis, Joan Lilsch, Karen Kessler, LEFT: Elaine Cameron, Dolores Candrl, Diane Davis, Sister Mary Parrice, C,PP.S., Kathy Deeken, Donna Eclcles, Rose Mary Drexler. We Dance We ,,l.,w A . ,nga iimqb K 1111! Each whirl, each step brings sophomores closer lo God because They, like all slrudenfs at S. E. A,, strive To live in harmony wilh l-lim and dance To lVlary's Tune. 13 - Q---..--M,....--,. . . X A JWVHM l H A YA, Sophomore Class Officers r 1 Ellen 579693 Celeste Hanneke Y Bqrbqrq Byrng President PI'eSidSf1T ' President ? E 'AQQYIA Sue Eichorn Kathleen Johnson Judy Wildhaber Vice-President Vice-President VicePresident I f 1 Marci Steffan Sandra Timmer Af Peggy Gilium Secretary Secretary Secretary Anne Laffa Mar Ann Lovin X Janet Devanne Y Y Treasurer Treasurer Treasurer ....-...--nw , rffafp-Jf,vv111-r1f'11,fr'.:.L...L,y:!::, ,e.+,l'JfJ -1-+7 --,f .f -ig,-f --V -V ii- Sophomores ,J RIGHT: Margie O'Day, Marilyn Magee, Dorothy Marshall, Juanita Martinez, Enid Manningman, Pat Michel, Mary Russo. Faih Boniface. O,F,M. Q RIGHT: Marianne Kuntz, Sister M, Va- leria, C.PP.S., Dianne Kelleher, Jeanne Kurz, Carol Kennebeclc, Maureen Kelly, Carol Ann Kistner. LEFT: Leafa Hynek, Marlene Heinrick, Jo?-nn Iriander, Sharon Hoy, Daranne Drury, Judy Flood. Q i LBJ- Pi A sfi' wyig LEFT: Mary Jane Tuger, Bea Shea, Franceen Schneider, Kathleen Schilly, Judy Zi1zmann, Jeanne Wiegers, Barbara Weber, Connie Wofli. Abseni: Diana Casfalcli, Karen Komrner. Sophomores Jil Darlene Sweeney, Carol Sfoessel, Helen ZeCl'1m9iSTe1', Mary Agnes Ferretfi, Ruth Waeliermann, Marie Temmen, .lo Ann Swekosky. ...W Carlene Sfimac, Judy Henderson, Patricia Safke, Eleanor Rogers, Joyce Ottenad, Jo Ann Roewers, Barbara Ranft. Marilyn Logsdon, Carolyn Klingler, Sister M. lgnalia, C.PP.S., Phyllis Hrdlicka, Judy Hoog, Judy Krieger, Dolores Lampe, Mary Ann Hoffman, Helen Mclianna. 1 Catherine Farrell, Patricia Erdmann, Rose- mary Garavaglia, Louise Geile, .lo Ann Fefio, Ruth Ann Boland, Beverly Gromocky. Absent: Judy Thieser. n nun' M 1 mf rfrffz fff.a::::...f-:1::.5 Q:-'., ,,f ffa:N,...,.- .-xi,f f - -. -- - I I ,K .,, ,,.. -gg LEFT: lsabel Florenfino, Mary lrene Downey, Frances Holloran, Sister M. Regulala, C.PP.S., Mary Lou Cuba, Carol Holt, Kathleen Birk- man, Marlene Gerwifz. Absent: Elaine LaChance. a i l 5 A LEFT: Jean Koch, Madelon Bokel, Claire Becker, Sisfer M. Walburgis, C.PP.S., Marymargaret Carton, Marcella Bokel. We Play I A' 0 ,, fl. -i- V - ' 'll if l 'i -,fi V.-f Before ond ofter school hours, the tinklihg loughter ot Elizobethons con be heord echoing throughout the Acodemy. Along with their study ond hord work, the girls still find time tor ploy, os shown by this picture. These freshmen ore enioying o porty given them by their big sisters ot Tower Grove Pork. Gomes, skits, ond singing of the school song highlighted the oftemoon's entertainment. l ,V 4 Freshmen C ass Officers Jean Wiegers President nf f inf' vrftf' Patricia McComish .. .. President AAKFUR Mary Ann Tenfelder .. Vice-President 'il ur p Diane Port . . . . . . Vice-President 5-M -. ... , t xg Jodine Stuchstede . .. . . Secretory Joan Marie Mahon ,. . . . Secretory Irene Schmitz .. Treasurer QQ:-+4-'Y Mury Rita McKeone .. Treasurer wr YF 34 uv' cf Freshmen RIGHT: Margaret Scally, Gloria Schenk, Elizabeth Shen, Miss Marguerite Brewer, Sharon Sinclair, Judith Ann Shamon, Mari- lyn Schneider. 'self J 1. f' ,-5. ,-Q QM ,, -M ABOVE: .loan Rust, Victoria Ruggeri, Sister Mary Paschal, C.PP.S., Carol Sue Rock, Margaret Ritter, Roselyn Reuier, Carole Reuter. LEFT: Mary Beth Suntrup, Adrianne Strobl, Jean Vetter, Elizabeth Tiefenbrun, Marylee Vukelic, Barbara Torretta, BELOW: Dorothy Wigge, Gloria Wisniewski, Mary Carol Wor- tham, Christine Walsh, Shirley Zander, Kathleen Wachter. ifffll -an-1 LEFT: Pat Reitmeyer, Ste phanie Nicholson, Pat Pa canowski, Judy McDonald Barbara Pratt, Sally Neu nuebel. K7 W '.' N It 3 fl',,4ff Freshmen Class Officers Sandra Grom Beverly Kreulz .... Vice-President Barbara Hanneke .. Secretary Marcia Haselbacher . . . . Treasurer l s,ss Fl l 555'-s ocky .. President Dale Davis .. Al K3 ,L 4 yr V: :H ,. l 25,- ,, -, '? A, ,Q Q l ai -1 1 5 v M- 4., f, , eff , ll ll 2 - ,,, M fa, y N, ,, sl, uf 'll 1 A m 1, , a lil 3 ' 1-4. F ,. V W. .Eg .4 1 s ffl 4 r -22' .en . W.-N 1 fl , we 2 mr. va, + 37 Presldenl Jo Ann Bellisfri .... Vice-Presidenf Helen Bolfenfleld .. Secretory Karolyn Call . . . Treasurer 4 Y milf! like Freshmen ind RIGHT: Virginia Juelick, Elaine 2 Kovac, Joan Kristof, Kathleen Kane, Mary Ellen Jennings, Kathleen Kerch, Constance Kee- ven. 41 ABOVE: Charlene Huck, Jane? Huenke, Rose Anne lngolia, Helen Jakschifsch, Marilyn Horn, Patricia Kucieiski, Judy Houfek. X . , ' Y in 1 44,51 ABOVE: Suzanne Ferder, Mary Ann Fuchs, Barbara Fleming, Joan Fronick, Diane Ford, Maureen Flanigan. 6 A wi. is 3' l Z' if LEFT: Martha Holloran, Helen Hendricks, Mary Anne Hedrick, Lorraine Groh, Mary Jo Harris, Mary Ann Fuka. Ax., nm gg? S Freshmen RIGHT: Sharon Bauer, Susan Burdette, Mary Campbell, Susan Cameron, Mary Frances Boehm, Mary Ellen Bick. i if ' Z 5 ,pf-...M-. gf C LEFT: Barbara Dennis, Virginia Daly, Joan Defiaa, Kathleen Doherty, Beckwith Delano, Catherine Fehr. atv! LEFT: Kathy Churchill, Suzanne Chapman Barbara Chervenah, Kathie Carpenter Mary Dalton, Marcia Colombo. RIGHT: Jacqueline Bahan, Carole Au- gustine, Katherine Achs, Joyce Albietz, Sister M. Chrysologa, C.PP,S., Pat Al- corn, Nancy Baragiola, Bonnie Bakker, b -5. U 1.9 1 1- I 51 gli!!! 'X Saint Caecilia Schola iff f l .0 9 f 4 :V V 5 s . -vm 'F BACK ROW: Rosemary Ritter, Judy Matula, Dolores Candrl, Jo Ann Dolan, Celeste Dooley, Mildred Kenny, Joanne Reuter, Elaine Cameron, Marianne Chappuis, Elizabeth Bollmann, Betty Farley, Delores McConville, Mary Cecila McCloskey. FOURTH ROW: Joan Ley, Marilyn Ruzicka, Marcella Jurgens, Camilla Joyce, Judy Berry, Alice Swekosky, Loretta Maes, Helen Harbaugh, Elaine Anthoter, Carol Fulca, Joetta Kohlberg. THIRD ROW: Elena de Valle, Marilyn Westerheide, Peggy Loepfe, Margaret Moran, Natalie Latser, Elvira Rosemann, Rosemary Drexler. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Pozsgay, Jane Krekemeyer, Carolyn Buehler, Margaret Bollner, Margaret Martin, Mary Ella Kister, Valerie Lanwermeyer. FIRST ROW: Bridle Munroe, Joanne Tiefenbrun, Theresa Ruggeri, Isabel Grieshaber, Kathleen Rosemann, Carolyn Caputa. Each Week the Saint Caecilia Schola meets under the direction ot Sister Mary Paschal, C. PP. S., to practice Gregorian chant, the Church's song ot praise. Their goal- let your heart malce melody to g Q God. The highlight of their year is the Solemn Mass offered on November 19, the teastday of St. Elizabeth. 41 11 nulummviruzff.-M rflxflilgyvfnfvsfrffxffn gtg .4--ez..-1 dei-,Lf ff-C,...c-1 1 -1, 5 ,,, , 4 -- QR-A H if rQ, . 2 5,3122 , , 'ff fix' i'fQLG1w! in fri ff-f-'?'+zLw, Z ffEN3'2i. ?LY'Y,z. . ,4 ,,, if t f- fffgflli' 1 v5QH2ys ',1 f 4 grv,w1ffgy , f 4 ,.. f 3 Af 4,4 my gf w,.f,,w-if . :f, gff.,, ffm ,y . f ga fwft . :M'-Mffffir45:15, 44-2-147' M 174-if, , -fs P l Q2- 'gjff Q5ZfCffg 5 jffbyfg 'iff S . 4 f ff .fu ,Myzjfffwa 1 f 1 Q , QIQWW4 fwfgeffafffffff, I ? i t . f ,'5,QQj:7jgf2Zg,5,r 4 17 f' z,7w',t r . t ' 0 ' rffw. fzfzrf' 2 2? 4 ' 1 If 9 Iva ll 1-XX xgpfgsc 1 fn 4,1 Q swfis WS' .5 Vt .1 My x 5 f ce 15 if- -1 .. .1 sc- ,. ff! vi is so yggfr, C, We, ,,,kLLX.LX,. . , f X Y Sodality of Our Lady a 3 si ki 5 I mi A z fa: H 4 Q- l f.y-A-ss 4- i . i 1 Celeste Dooley, Prefect of the Sodality, lights the candles on the Advent wreath. Elizabethans wishing to dedicate Themselves to Mary in a special way join the Sodality of Our Lady, under the direction ot Sisters M. Sylvia, Ann Catherine, and Mary Patrice, C.PP.S. Personal holi- ness attained through the observance of the soda- lity rules is the aim ot all members. Prayer is trans- lated into action through various avenues, partic- ularly the hospital apostolate and the Keep Christ in Christmas Campaign. This latter included an es- say contest, making Advent wreaths, designing pos- ters, and selling and sending religious .Christmas cards. , Y c ...... ... Y:.1.4.n.-..-.i-vA.-,uwini xviwcxx.1um-tm ix A is 5 'U' xrfw fvfw it xg f,ffT CVLM. wff tff iff 'y f M, .4 1 iwy, ' 5 if 1. Z, 77 . , f y , 'lif ima, gf l if P if Cv ,Q N-xqwsvsx-z'sX'ss Mystery Play , z Jo Ann Dolan-Mary, Valerie Lanwermeyer-Angel. Intensitying their preparation for the Birthday ot Christ the senior sodalists pre- sented a four act mystery play, The Incarnation in Promise and Fuitillmentn for the faculty and students, Tuesday, December 18. Theirqobiective was to deepen an appre- ciation for one of the greatest mysteries of our faith. 43 n 1 .uuvml mf r11,fff1f,.7.1f1,r'ff1v fr ,:' ,,,-- --:,,-,- e NT .- .1 A,-f -,1 Legion of Mary li ' 'avr-f SITTING: Helen Zechmeister, Enid Manningman, Margie O'Day, Mary Jane Tuger, Mary Ann Pozsgay, Mary Ellen Bublis, Nancy Nabbefelcl, Sister M. Solana, C.PP.S., Joanne Reuter, Dorothy Sinnwell, Joan Ohmer, Valerie Lanwermeyer, Normia Scheller, Judy' Harris, and Carol Kennebeck. KNEELING: Mary Ann Hessel, Beverly Lake, Pat Lanser, Judy Matula, Camilla Joyce. The Legion ot Mary is one ot the most highly esteemed spiritual organizations of S. E, A. With love and loyalty to Mary, under the direction ot Sister M. Solana, C.PP.S., Legionories combine prayeriand the active apostolate.f'Their apostolic duties include work at the Mission Othce, St. Joseph's Orphanage, the Sacred Heart Program, assisting the Peter Claver Sisters, the Little Sisters ot the Poor and St. Nicholas Mission Church. The Legion officers at the current year are Joanne Reuter, president, Nancy Nabbe- teld, vice-president, Dorothy Sinnwell, secretary, and Mary Ellen Bublis, treasurer. ,.., 3 1-uv Legionaries At Work Sunday morning finds Joanne Reufer among the flrsf, second, and Third grade pupils of Sf. Nicholas school Here, Nancy Nabbefeld and Mary Ellen Bublis wash the faces and hands of some of the boys at Sf. Joseph Orphanage. ......,- nnrmnvwmnnn rfffflffrffaf ,l ' .-,fff-fi :iff ff .f f -gl-Y 2,- Retreat Days With God Reverend Richard Kaiser Reverend Richard Gallagher Remedying flaws in their spiritual life and preparing for future problems-these were the aims of Elizabethans during their annual retreat held Feb. 6,7, and 8. A High Mass in honor of St. Titus began the three days of prayer for the students. Seniors and iuniors attended conferences in the chapel given by Father Richard Kaiser, pastor at Vandalia. Father Richard Gallagher, assistant pastor at St. Peter's Church in Kirkwood, spoke to the sophomores and freshmen in the gymnasium. Make your life a beautiful painting of many virtues to offer to God as your masterpiece of love. This was the essence of the entire series of conferences. Each was linked to the previous one to give students a firm foundation on which to build their future. The three days of silence and meditation were brought to a close with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament and the bestowal of the Papal Blessing. 46 Kiki. Sacred Heart Program Bring the Sacred Heart to and the world to the Sacred Heart. Endeavoring to attain thi5'godlf,4'n'embers ot Our Lady ot Grace Praesidium meet weekly at the main ottice otithe Sa'credfHeart Program on 3900 Westminster Place. Under the direction ot Revereridz EugeneyP. Murphy, SJ., National Director ot the radio and T.V. apostolate, the girls llcontribute their time to packing statues and stulting envelopes with program literaturedjilihese weekly tasks, though seemingly insignificant, help greatly to foster devotion to the Sacred Heart throughout the world. Beverly Lake, Mary Ann Pozsgay, Judy Matulo Mt' Nm? tr Junior Red Cross e T F9 i T3 ,Q Til Barbara Jo Vogel, Mary Jane Brandt, Margaret Schulte, Theresa Ruggeri, JoeTTa Kolberg, Norma Jean Scheller, Judy Harris, Mary Ann Pozsga y, Joanne Reiner We believe in service for others, for our counTry, our community, and our school, For This reason ElizabeThans have joined The American Junior Red Cross. And for This reason a represenTaTive group of girls has spenT precious hours ThroughouT The year making Tray covers for The sick, gaily decoraTed in holiday Themes, packing boxes aT ChrisTmas Time for people across The seas, sTuTTing brighT red sTockings Tor children, and puTTing TogeTher crossword puzzles for hospiTalized veTerans. By working TogeTher, hand-in-hand, wiTh members here and abroad, They have done Their share in making The world a beTTer place in which To live. 48 Coronation of Penny Queen Vifl li 'N KN The music softened, the lights grew dim, ond oll eyes focused on the spot where the second onnuol Penny Queen would moke her entronce. The excitement which stirred dll Elizobethoins in the previous week hod now reoched its climox. The quest tor pennies tor the new school wos finished. The doors ot the entronce opened ond out stepped Miss Corol Rooch, retiring Queen. Following her wos Miss Joon Gossner, president ot the Student Council. Then preceded by her royol court, Mortho Holloron, K 'Vi Queen Pot Lenser, Mortho Holloron, fresh- mon moid, Norma Jeon Scheller, iunior mold, Jeonne Kurz, sophomore moid. Center picture, Joon Gczssner crowns Pct Lcinser, retiring queen, Carol Rooch, ObSf3l'VeS The COfOf'lCllOf'l. freshmen, Jeonne Kurz, sophomore, Normo Jeon Schele let, iunior, Miss Pot Lonser, senior, begon her queenly Wall: into the reolm ot pennies. Upon reaching her throne, Pot wos crowned Queen ot Pennies by .loan Gossner ond wos honded the royol sceptre by Carol Rooch. Pot, in turn, thonlced oll the Elizobethons tor the en- thusiostic school spirit they disployed by collecting S4lOO tor the new building, 'I .1 Catholic Inter-Scholastic Debate i '., 5 xl 'it 1 X K Q' .4 - ' Cl Marilyn Magee, Loretta Maes, Valerie Lanwermeyer, Elizabeth Bollmann, Margaret Martin, Franceen Schneider. The Aquinian Association ot Stl. Elizabeth Academy attords those students who are interested in political affairs and social problems an opportunity to discuss these and other timely topics. They are moderated by Sister M. lgnatia, C.PP.S. The Club has a membership in the CISL which enables it to participate with other schools in competing for debating awards. The current topic tor this year was: Resolved: That the Federal Government should sustain at not less than 907: ot parity maior agricultural products. St. Elizabeth's has always been a contender tor the main awards, and this year again succeeded in maintaining her high standing. -. .. . .. f , -. - H A . .- .-: i- -. - ,-,.s. . . ,,ref f cf, . '13 ' , 'gf-E ' -ff 'T '::' A-F, Q 'Q s 155 eng? s -- -'. 'v?S'vf7l' 4 A 'g ,ff i ' ww'-f-f'-' lj. 'yds ,-- - -4 , 'N' - I, ' . ,-79,253,343 .-fig :Ar P sv:-., U72 'ff'jf11.'.'f.i ' Q- '.r.' f-gp 5345-:AQ-1 'sxSf,5SH'f Q did-'la'-42 Vigvk qw' A N4-'?i!lf 9L. , K-91-Jixcc, r 'ef . .- ' ,..,...- r-. - - , - ' . U- ' 4 -i - - - ' . - ' 4 '- 50 Catholic InterlScholastic Speech 2 i E y t T t T ,,, ' : , ff is A gg W I, X ig , H- , .T -. 44 , , ' CH? ' 'LQ 4, ' W M. I 1 , f V X1 K I whim , 4 , Z f , , I fi ' 1 I T -xt W MA t , 'X f t I Y A 7 A, --,,,t M!-A -Y all uf' . .',I,1ppj3X- 'X TPR: K- llrgyda- : - -.Ink-ef R., S, ,-. 1 s f , wt 4+ V ' wa? CV' f THlRD ROW: Catherine Mangiapanello, Kathleen Strahb, Valerie Lanwermeyer, Margaret Martin Marianne Chappuis, Celeste Dooley, Barbara Bales. SECOND ROW: Ellen Steltan, Carol Stoessel, Judy Krieger Loretta Maes, Mary Ann Tenfelder. FIRST ROW: Marci Steffen, Anne Lotta, Judy Thieser, Jean Vetter The Speech department, under the direction ot Sister M. lgnatia, CPP5., endeavors to educate students in the art and appreciation ot Inter-Scholastic Speech League and several invitational tournan'.-.its given loy various Catholic high schools in the city otlered students the opportunities ot speaking in one of six divisions: non-original oratory, origional oratory, serious interpretation, extemporaneous speaking, hu- morous interpretation and radio speaking. This year Elizabethans captured high honors in the three main tournaments ranking S.E.A. among the top three schools of the League, . ' X-r ., '- 4 gs ,KN-L. 1.5 r A 5 , 1 r.f,iA:g -, -e - ' H - Ps , if:-,F Fztglxfiagayti . Iiyyfixggnx w 1-fql5i.i33.x ,bvgsik FSI r grpqigigvu . - - . --r i . 4, 4 r 4 9- '. . - :31'1r1f,thq'lTiA Sl g'l,,'!:fb!..,x 3,1 Q-3915.73 . E S:,q1w7,,Lff ., I 5.6-NAQEIV5 S-,AFL-knew QQQFPJJ- Q9 'J ,-Kg: 6 A iAm,.i.x9 X 5 A, ,gap 1 3 51 V7 Saint Thomas More Guild J rv vi 0 6 ,. N A X ll A 'I is lt n Ps ,, no X- 5? ew . s J ..., . ' tb Norma Hanncke, Clareann Valendy, Doris Prog, Beverly Lake, Joanne Reuter, Mary C. McCloskey, Barbara Vogel, Helen Harbough, Patricia Satke, Valerie Hannelce, Marianne Chappuis, Kathleen Rosernann, Judy Mcilula, Alice Swekosky. Under the capable leadership ot Sister M. Venantia, C.PP.S,, the St. Thomas More Guild strives to help Elizabethans in their search tor good reading. Assisting Sister with the daily activities of library work, the girls help to maintain the etticiency ot the library. Otticers at the Guild tor this year are: Chairman, Kathleen Roseman, Vice-chairman, Doris Prag, Secre- tary, Marianne Chappuis. Outside of school, these girls participate in many city-Wide activities-book discussions, lectures, and con- tests. One such contest was the Win-a-Book Contest sponsored by the Catholic Library Association. Marci Stetlan, sophomore, was the city winner. Carol Ruck, Kathleen Birk, Stephanie Nicholson, Mary Ann Fukc., Carole Reuter, Kathleen Johnson, Joan Rust, Celeste Hanneke, Mary Ann Hottman, Sharon Mueller, Kathy Churchill, Connie Wotli, Martha Holloran, Mary Suntrup. ABSENT: Carol Kistner and Jo Ann Bellistri. k . 1 ft. P Q, 3 A f g X , ll as I fjrfv 'tw Student Music Chapter ' 1 'F' , sw , 3 , , , 4, 4 Lv ', 131 I .fy ' ' r , wr , ,f , g, V Valerie Lanwermeyer, president, Marie Temmen, Ellen Steftan, Jo Ann Roewers, Margot Mellies, Elena d Valle, Barbara Ranft, Carolyn Caputa, Mary Beth Suntrup, Marilyn Schneider, Charlene Huck Karolyn Call, Marianne Kunizlvice-president, Marci Steffan, and Janet Huenke. ABSENT: Diane Ford and Camilla Joyce. Pictured above are fifteen members of the Student Music Chapter, the newest of six departments belonging to the St. Louis Unit of the National Catholic Music Educators' Association. The Student Chapter is a citywide organization of young musicians which had its beginning four years ago at St. Elizabeth Academy. All its activities and projects are still begun and carried out here, under the direction of the moder- ator, Sister Mary Paschal, C.PP.S. The purpose of the organization is to encourage better Catholic leadership in the music field, to develop higher standards, and to provide ways for young musicians to utilize their talents in the service of others. Activities for the current year included lectures by prom- inent music educators. varied demonstrations by students from Webster College, recitals, attendance of symphony concerts through the use of special student passes, a monthly High Mass at the City Infirmary, and participation in the singing of Compline. To conclude its work for the year, the Student Chapter conducted two of the sessions held at the Sheraton-Jefferson Hotel when the lOth National Convention of the National Catholic Music Educators' Association lNCMEAl con- vened there in May. fl 1' ' 1 565 2. ?'E f 5 i .X Qi . - . 5 1+, I ,, .1 Esc, - - fx wg q, -2.-ei bf - ,,. 5 --' 'Q' - r 5. -.Q , W- 53 as , X H 93' fit f Fads in Fashion RIGHT: Doris Prog, Rosemary Drexler, Carolyn Buehler, Joanne Reufer, Charlotte Knobloe. Students display their credfive Talent as they model The lafesl fads in fashion. BELOW: Gloria Schmidt, Marianne Chap- puis, Rita Rogles, Margaret Rogers, all' ll is f s . lf 'r 1 s g f 'E 15?-E Y 3'35'.fQii . - -N, ,JM A J ig?-l i . . . .,.....,-,,...... -..,.:. .,.,, .........,.. Fads in Fashion 'O 9 W. 9 Q 1 fkvisw' ' tQ1Xo ,i , '-. --' 4 ,,.f ,. xx., l A' Quai l 'Maw'-r-fb Ns ogyxgm . f -so f f 9 445-V ai J . f-...QV . LEFT: Joan Wavering, Mary Ellen Jahanningmeier, Mary .lane Brandt, Doris l-lolfkamp, Beverly Lake. From the pages ol The newest New York styles, These girls are completely oufflflecl for The spring and summer season. BELOW: Carolyn Caputa, Norma l-lannelce, Carol Roach. utils: -:rf-6825 Queen of Hearts Prom President Elizabeth Bollmann crowns the new queen Miss Barbara Bales, senior Footlight Club member, was a genuine Cinderella tor the night of February l5 at the Footlight Coronation when she was crowned the l5th Queen ot Hearts. Her fellow senior Foot- light members were transformed into her royal cortege. Her uniform was changed into a royal court gown and queen's train, her beanie into a glittering crown which was placed upon her by the president ofthe Footlight Club, Miss Elizabeth Bollmann. At l-ler Majesty's request, an orchid was presented to Mrs. Raymond Lanser for her assistance to the Club and a special presentation was made to Miss Marguerite Brewer, the moderator, for her years of selt-sacrificing work. But all dreams must end, and so, as the clock struck twelve, preceded by her maids, accompanied by her special guard, sixteen Zouaves ot the Knights of Columbus, and escorted by King Louis IX of France, Her Majesty departed into the Fairyland of her dreams. Queen Barbara and her court .f X -.Tm s --, -.. ,,-.Y...:--eiexsvi .. kite-Yi Thespians I 'A ,yi y, s i Z f' a X , , ,K li I tr ' , ,, 1 I I 1 T I f , I V 4.74 Wff STANDING: .lanet Devanney, Anne Latta, Judy Wildhaber, Mary Ann Hoffman, Maureen Kelly. SITTING: Valerie Hanneke, Judy Krieger, Marlene Heinrick, Franceen Schneider, Darlene Sweeney, Beatrice Shea. These girls have received one of The highest honors in The Footlight Club-The right To be members of Troupe ll85 of The National Thespian Organization. Sharing membership wiTh some of The greatest men and women of The TheaTre, They have merited This reward by their diligenT work and co-operation with fellow Club members and ofllicers. Shakespeare said: All The world's a stage, And all The men and women merely players. S.E.A. has eleven new sTars To grace The stage of life. fm , 'I' i l .'ci,i ,,ge .S 'lzry A: ffm, 4 T QQIV '14 .. N, 1,fe it 2 I v 'V 57 7,7 .. . -.4 r -mmmnuwmxmggg. iammn:xasnBnr!wnr!7ILNIIlulJr1!rlIlA'il.Z4'Jr'1Z'1Qffl4r1fzfnrtfv-rr-51'-' ,-f-fz1. ',f fu-Y..:-im-3 .- 1 -. l The First Christmas The First Christmas was pre- sented by the Academy Footlight Club under the able direction of Miss Marguerite Brewer on Decem- ber l7 and 2l. The play was a Christmas Card come to lite with angels, shepherds and wisemen, eye-witnesses of the first Christmas, as principal charac- ters. Radiating the true spirit ot Yule- tide ioy and peace, the presenta- tion told a simple story ot the longing tor the Redeemer which filled the hearts of humankind that Blessed Eve-a longing fulfilled only with His birth. Gloria in excelsis Deo! Resident Students With a smile on their faces and bags in their hands, These students are departing on an eagerly awaited visit to their homes, where family and friends ioyfully antici- pate their arrival. Temporarily forgotten are the cares of school and homework as these Elizabethans seelc recreation in song and games-an atmosphere which creates fun and happiness for all. Margaret Ritter, Rosemary Ritter, Judy Lelcamp, Joan Schwei- gert, Joan Ley, Bridle Monroe. JA Emma Requena, Delores Mcflonville, Elena de Valle, Marcella Jurgens, Kathleen Stegman, lsabel Florenttnit, Patricia Kimminou. 59 -t- ff-W-' F!lHllfffl5'I55!fJ3!lif!1I!f2QfIw9ri1'i'f-, 'refines' yu..--ee. - st fii,,f-..- . s- i, , :T Champion Volleyball Team BACK ROW: Joan Gassner, Sandra George, Marilyn Harris, Mrs. A, Neubauer, Doris Prog, Lynne Cenfa, Mary Ann Parrino. FRONT ROW: Carol Goedeker, Pat Lanser, Jean Carenza, Carol Roach. The Senior intramural Volleyball Team retained its title for an- other year-the outcome at hard work and team co-operation. Under the leadership ot team captain, Pat Lanser, the upperclassmen re- mained undeteated through the entire contest with victories over both the iuriior and treshman clubs. Team members were selected by Mrs, A. Neubauer on the basis ot individual talent and teamwork. 60 1.-f, ...-- -f-e.-1-xvsii i x ?:. J'N2XY il heer Leaders Pat Lanser, Judy Berry, Alice Swekoslcy, Joan Gassner, Marilyn Wesferheide, Betty Farley, Kathleen Slraub, The Academy cheerleaders, clad in The school colors red and whiTe, spur on The pep squad and encourage The Team To V-I-C-T-O-R-Y! WheTher iT was a gain or loss, The VarsiTy displayed good sporTsmanship and conTagious Team spirit. S. E. A. Varsity J if ,I f,- zv 3 i ,T 1 an ' in I 'Tx STANDING: Mlss Catherine Maes, coach, Margarei' Daus, Mary Ann Layin, Jane Krelcemeyer, Loretta Maes, Cathy Tiefenbrun, Carol Kennebeclc, Mary Jane Tuger, Sue Elchorn. KNEELlNGz Carol Goedeker, Carol Roach, Mary Ann Parrino, co-capTain, Marilyn Chase, co-capTain, Margaret Martin, Carol l-leclc, Mary Eileen Carroll. l ,,..,,.., ,. .. ummm. - X, wr cw G,JL'vB!SJl3?J'3 RFH7!fl7l'PfF11Vf'7!!'Fff'f Z?f4'f! 79!'!f'f 'f1' eb C-yf xg ATA , f 4 T 1 Alumnae Association Mrs. Albert Koch, Mother M. Borgici, C,PP,S., Mrs. Louise Coller, Chairman, Sister Mory Bernard, C.PP.S., Miss Ann Schuler check returns for the Academy Building Fund, Mrs. Robert Colyer, Co-chairman of building fund Continuing in its role os the connecting link in the choin of friendship between post groduotes ond those in the future is the Alumnoe Associotion of S.E.A. As in previous yeors, the Alumnoe sponsored the troditionol religious ond sociol events, in ciddition, eoch member of the ossociotion worked to roise money for one purpose only-the Building Fund. Their unceosing efforts proved worthwhile, spelling SUCCESS. This connecting link will grow stronger eoch yeor cis future groduotes ioin the ossociotion thot helped, in o big woy, to molce the new S.E.A. possible. 62 ,Y - A .-, -...,.-..,..e-f- -CNC-mv .if x x -cvAxxQ-N-f if -l Parent-Teachers' Association Mr. E. Dolan, president Mrs, M. Pozsgay, secretary Parents and teachers working side by side, endeavor to solve many student and school problems Through the activities of The ParenT-Teach- ers' Association. This year the P.T.A. has sponsored The annual Mr, E,Reu1ef,ffeOSUfef fall card party, The Christmas dinner for the stu- dents, The Father-daughter banquet, and The Dad's Drive. All profits from This year's activities have been donated To the school building fund. Officers of The P.T.A. are: Mr. E. Dolan, pres- ident, Mrs. M. Pozsgay, secretary, and Mr. E. Reu- ter, treasurer. 63 Ili--I ff ' T tw sf.-Q1:s zfimrff1f,wu':a'dffxffyf1f5f A f:-zof2..cL1 4.4-545235 .-,----r. -Q-A 5344: ow gfjywvy Autographs To This page I sign my name Godspeed To you, heolfh, weolfh, ond fume 64 - V- .--v.......g .-- -guxxkx... 4.1 .' 'Qw1tU'c1'f:fwv u um .ff 1.--r- HQ-ylufffunnuffa-5.x ,--...-W--' X5 r ' I ,,,,,, IEUIMB 'ill' , ' . I nan- . 4 ...U H. b . '- as fn Lag Y ', , -- - X di ', i ufw 'h i':F?l33?'t D , . 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