St Francis High School - Echo Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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SISTER M STELLA SISTER M TURIBIA MISS ELEANOR McGRANE SISTER M ROSIA MISS ELIZABETH IENNETT X Illll' I zlllx V II- Jlllimzv-Y :ff I', :.1 I - 1-I rw I ' W',W If ' if .Q gl ,.'- .,,. V 'V :Al-:V fxiblt

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FATHER WINFRID STAUBLE IIYIIOI ind Supl1o111org rf l1 g1On1nstr11r.tOr An autl O ity an thp Southwpst through p actl Lal eypericn e He would f1avL ro troube 1 convert, g Wlll P l aw ah I 5 strong be ia er of the say in v 1 11 IITI YI rl IIC areatly 1'1df e VQ 0 He ty y 1 SISTER M IOSEPHA Sopho Or? horne roc 1 bpon bo inathf GIIC and ciemc Jrc her pe 1alt1es in teaching sie ab 5 ron er at stu OII te nat contew 5 ca Q Guardian Angel of th Tr11111 petcr When the girls cut up 1r claw and Siater ask Wl1at was that? She eldon gets an anawer Hur Fdclllly SISTER M ALPHONSIS e girl 1eachQr She wmhes ana had Q c onance- to di tr wcaiiwf the gir S are nec of hw quahty Although EIII1ll t dos nt Ja f yac hoo devr ops th S mystei L1 cwnancn according to Swter Lx ryane ha Qntayed tha new O gs she has taught th gin 1 ugiout tio Qchoo vndr SISTER M MAURILLA Ou excelient art tc,ac e of St Francw Sister is doing he p t1n the x ictory ampa gn by a '1t1'1g Cll cmdscapcw 1 mcr f Q a inqlv r 'r C, fifl l' t' I I 1 fiti f t1 1 V00 4 T SISTER M EMILIE way llinq 'f S ef C xa 1 bla asset IT thwr Cl'IOOl I6 Hfr tcaghinq c11rr1c1,1l111r IW luclca sociology ivics Eng '1 Journa is n e is ,ially liked bythe freahrner fo her aenlality in taking HEI t durlng their trlalx 11 c 1 Il SISTER M MODESTINA tc s Jon Q of our 11:11 If IOOIII ic tv-OL If '11 A 'IPTICI Hwtory ge fri nas and Qh ir han Ln e Sha thand is tier Xitarnin of l 'P iorthand actionary 1 h f C' or is v 1Qc.1atf 1 than: ' I 1 1 '- 1 1, 1 if 'n rin 'l th, rl ' .ce ndians l'a ' G ld' dd - Th ' s' faithful rxusic .g slow' bit re. To hi A , 1 , M ' TUG I 1: f Y , 1 :bt Cl :sarnf res 1 , ss Lhute fur thf- privll: fi l 1' Miliil' lx ,-: ' 1,5 in A ,d 1-vm IIILYYIYIQ V 1 1, Pos as ' pref, 1 f ing , fl 1. 111: 1 ra 1' il ra E E , 5 l 4, Al I5 WI K to help, tl1 q1rl:' find S1.'l,I Emilie 1 'fl- . IG A F. . ,l 5 'ltr '1', '.::i1 C I: ' C A I V, A KV C . 1 .A lisl lf l 1, Sh' espe- A11,-1 15111-1 nh II1l'IL'- AA in I Q if dents is to bring her an award ' H ' Q V 1' Y fr 1 h.1 h it' She par ' 'I 'ni grlnso might be ll,dth1.- lm blell' e ' . 5 1 1 th- airls hav. 1,k b te xrtfea r1'r lJ1't 1 Gr: drnf 'I+ .1 very tr11:1t'nq II .ira 11.15 z1 1:X f q ,ci 1-.Qfr..:L- of hxirttor ' T111 If .a r '. or fri: 1 Sl Q 3 'l :fa H. 1' l1:h II K ' , 711 l,11.'s1 b.fF3 ., Lt . d I ll We oft- wander wl1 thwr A SE . 11 Q: if l'1','OIll3 li ,1 1 Slxter al'. 1y. App, ,ex 'yolcf-fs 11. hr-1 Shar I IE C5155

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A Wnrd tn the Graduates N OLD Pl-IILOSOPHER shortly before hts death SG1d l pray thee God that l may be beaut1ful w1th1n That should be your da1ly prayer as 1t should of every real woman lf beauty of soul IS the DOSSGSSIOH of a woman that beauty w1ll gl1sten from her eyes w1ll f1nd 1lS way to her tongue w1ll creep down to her hands w1ll tlnge w1th the rad1ance of charm every act1on of her l1 e A few sal1ent v1rtues go to make up th1s charm of a real woman The most beautlful of all possess1ons wh1ch makes or mars a woman s l1fe and character 1S her pur1ty of m1nd and heart Ne1ther padlocks nor bolts nor bars can so secure a malden as w1ll her own pur1 y and reserve lt IS the dlamoncl sett1ng to a woman s beauty Noth1ng can atone for 1t w1thout 1t her beauty becomes ungraceful her Wll detestable We are wont to cons1der honor 1n man the h1ghest v1rtue lf honor IS the mascuhne then pur1ty IS the fem1n1ne of honor before God and man In the wake of th1s v1rtue there IS another quahty whtch w1ll add to the charm of a woman lt IS k1ndness Kmdness has been called the small co1n of love The word IS generally used to des1gnate the l1ttle deeds of thoughtfulness and gen tleness whlch make no no1se and attract l1ttle not1ce rather than the consp1cu ous acts wh1ch men applaud The m1n1stry of klndness IS unceas1ng It keeps no Sabbath lt makes every day a Sabbath lt f1lls all the days and all the n1ghts ln the home and out 1n the world 1t goes everywhere at anyt1me Wllh happy cord1al1ty and gladness of heart an upl1ft for the d1scouraged a strength for the weary sympathy Wllh the sorrow1ng Jnterest 1n l1ves that are burdened and lonely Wllh all th1s IU m1nd M1lton so subhmely deflned beauty as Gods hand wr1t1ng a WGyS1dS sacrament In th1s age ot materrallsm then we may not make the fatal m1stake 1n 1mag1n1ng that real beauty cons1sts 1n that whlch addresses ltself to the eye It cons1sts not merely 1n a beaut1ful face a sweet mouth glossy ha1r well shaped eyeb ows and lashes a graceful galt or a 'a1r form These may all be des1rable to the hearty but True beauty s but fa1r v1rtue s face v1rtue made V1S1ble 1n outward grace as the poet Young tells us As the Poet Hunt wr1tes What IS beauty? Not the show Of shapely l1mbs and features No' These are but flowers That have the11 dated hours To breathe the momentary sweets then go TIS the sta1nless soul w1tl11n That outshmes the fa1rest sk1n Pur1ty of soul and k1ndness of heart true beauty are the charms of a woman W1th these she can Wleld an 1nfluence greater than that of eloquence or ph1loso phy or SCISUCS The most glor1ous ach1evement of the 20th century IS the almost un1versal recogn1t1on that woman IS no longer the chattel or playth1ng of man she IS co SOVGTSIQH w1th h1m W1th m1nd unfettered and hands ungyved w1th opportun1t1es such as she has never emoyed before and these opportun1t1es used 1n the proper manner and tn the f1Ql'1td1I'GCl1OI'1 the dest1n1es and regenera l1OD of humamty can largely and safely be placed ID her hands Reverend Columban Kramer O F M . . 11 . . , . . , .1 . . - 1 4 1 1 1 . , . 1 . 1 - 1 1 . , .A . . . 1 , . . , -. , , . 1 , 1 - 1 ' . . .1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , . . , . ,, 1 , . . , T 1 1 - 1 1 . . ,, , , 1 . . , . . . . 11 tt - 1 1 , , , 11 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 - ' Y- , , . .