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

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E. I-L A. HYSICAL and mental tra1n1ng should be a part ot our everyday hte Plenty of SXGTCISS ln both m1nd and body IS a sure Way to good health shows that there IS no better way to fun and health Bowhng started otf Wllh a new team that has achleved tts goal hlgh scoresl In the meant1me the basketball team was brushmg up on the1r techmque for the tourneys The g1rls showed the1r good sports I mansh1p and Gb1lll1eS 1n those games .Softball soon took the place of bas ketball Th1s was a game wh1ch held the lnterest of all Other act1v1t1es were p1ng pong ton and tennls Horseback r1d1ng h1k1ng blcycllng danclng and tum bl1ng also were tavontes Agaln 1n 1943 the g1rls enyoyed a campmg tr1p at McCorm1cks Creek State Park The trlp held many lnter ests for the athletes and lovers of nature OFFICERS Presldent Paulme Mellady Treasure Ioanne Graham Vlc Pres1dent Carolyn Aretz Secretary Falth Van Anda L f if is 1' l 1 if Q n, if ft tt The bep and energy of the G. A. A, shuftleboard, deck tennis, badmin-

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.Iulianettes NE ot the most actlve and Cher 1shed orgamzattons ot St Fran cts IS the Lattn Club The mem bers known throughout the school as the Iuhanettes are those gtrls who are studylng Lattn or are tnterested ID tt The Iuhanettes sponsored by Sts ter Hosta the Lat1n teacher have en gaged ln many mteresttng acttvtttes dur1ng the past year At the begtn ntng of the school year the Second Year Lat1n students were 1n1t1ated xnto the club by an rmpresslve cere mony At Chrlstmas ttme the Iuhan ettes w1th the a1d ot the Ftrst Year students presented a beautttul drama for the enyoyment ot the whole student body At the opemng ot the second semester the Ftrst Year Latm students were made new members by the usual 1nsp1r1ng rltual When preparotttons tor the G A A Carnl val were begun IH March the Latm Club ambttlously planned the terrtty 1ng stde show A Tnp Through Hades Perhaps the most outstand 1ng lultanette event was the Pageant of the Ioytul Mystertes ot the Rosary The Roman Banquet was the Cltmax 1ng club act1v1ty For her co operatton rn acttvtttes each g1r1 recetved a just number of potnts When a member mertted one hundred pomts she was awarded a cherlshed ptn from the lumor Classl cal L ague tn wh1ch our club has a Chapter GHICERS Consult Quaestor Praetor Aedlle lamtor LOUIQG l-larrmgton Helen Sheetz Ma y Ruth Bossung Lots lean Smlth Georgtan Cors Norma lean Stelll Patr1c1a Klmker Elleen Hurley Phylhs Osthelmer Carolyn Aretz ' f , , - t I Y ' I Y I I - , . ' 1 . - , - , , , I , Q V r r' . ' '

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Glen: Eluh HE St Cecellas Glee Club of St PFOHCIS l-hgh School was organ 1zed for the emoyment of the g1rls and that they may learn to appre c1ate good musrc Thrs year wtth the help ot both Alphonsls ot the musrc department the Glee Club has part1c1pated tn many choral programs Thetr txrst rendttlon was rn honor ol the patron ess of musrc St Cecel1a On March 3 the annual Choral Program was pre sented to the student body and the pubhc VOYIOUS other programs were g1ven throughout the year Musrc wh1ch comes from the very heart and soul enables one to love better the beauty of nature and above ot all brlngs one closer to God Everyone has a weakness for mu s1c ol some land because tt IS only emottons e1ther sorrowful or loytul and there IS no better or more ettt CIGHT way to open the heart than through rnuslc At the close of thts school year the Glee Club can truly say that they have galned both splrttually and mentally by thelr venture 1nto the muslcal world OFFICERS Pre-s1dent Gertrude Haley Secretary Cornella W1nter VIC P es dent Fa1th Van Ando Treasu er Gertrude Fowler l Y i V f ' V . l . I S C N, J J Sister M. Constance and Sister M. natural tor people to express their