St Josephs Academy - Academy Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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Ahce Mane Engllsh Clubs Rldlflq Basketball SIVVA A southerl na1d wills eyes o blue And a VOICG that fl'1I'1llS you tnrouqlu and lnrouqh Phyll1s Durrnn Presndent Tenms Club Clubs Press S IW A one s worth her wexqht 1r1 gold Betty Ann McCarthy Edltor S hool Paper Ed1lOI' Year Book Clubs opamsh Press Smcere and true to all IS she Wrih vast and wide Gblllfy Agnes O Connell Clubs French Press Rldlflq SI NA Forever there wlth cr pretty srmle And ready for fun all tHe whxle Page Elqhteen 1 1 ., 5. .2 . l , M, ., 'C .C' 1 1 .. X s ,

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1 lunior Cl' rs ifflffffffffill 1 x f XJ ,fl 4 First Row: Niionn Gitttnf, flornpr Vlffllss, Efnbrrfx Holcomb, Pfxtttrirz Bergin, Mary lane Woolf, Ruth Kettler, Genevieve Ft-icidy. Seccnci Hcw: Thfrrfa Bus:-nlrr., Pttssy Sclurer, loan Erindt, lwcmietta B'nde1, flzry ic, Zurtlxgio, lean Kleecnnt, Mwry Kirin olcwsky. Third Row: ?XY.I1C'Ci,glC' Graltatn, Glswm lj'.-syer, lgorcthy Kerper, Mary Claire Icurdan, Lorothy Eelfiglro, Franccs Biand. lane Getter, Patricia Erker, Ma ,J t Tracy, Leia Vie Hummel. Fourth Row: Barnard Leigh, C4onf3tf1:1cerGCdSke, Ruth Schuler, Vivian Martin, Marion 'Wild Geralding Poppy, Mzry Adele' Vlintz. Ftfth Row: Helen Mcljernzott, Claire Shfzckelford, Mary Kathryn Mueller, Ann Henry, lean Hcul hm, ginxa jonighue Patty Czittty. Sixth How. Imelda McNulty, Mary Mxtqatet Lydon, Louise Gtaccicich, Vera Gorman, Laura Li -, sernrrry Holden. X , ,,.,- ,M . l Y' ,,,4-- Ea..5' L' r 1 i' f L .44 Xtvfl 5 4 f f 7 1 If A r a long summer vacation the Class of '4l came to- ' gether as luniors. The first order of business of the ear was 1 I lv! . . . ' L, the election of class officers: Mary Kramolowsky, presidentg X . ' , Constance Cooke, vicefpresidentg Leta Mae Hummel, secretary: ,M lean Houlehin, treasurer. - V After the election, we immediately started our social cal- endar. On September 26, we entertained the Freshman Class fl- f with an al fresco affair. After enjo ing tennis, baseball, and ' 0 Pj f croquet, we closed the day with refreshments in the lounge. . 'J 1 Ann Henr , elected ca tain of the basketball team, roved , f 1 I I I .-uf'-1, V herself to be very capable. We showed our generous mission I -. .f K x .X x . Nqr 4 spirit in St. loseph's Welfare Society by helping to fill baskets for the poor, and by d' sing the less fortunate children of X Mtv poor parishes for their P' ommunion. We entertained the Senior Class with a lunche Norwood Hills Country Club to show our appreciation for the h ride given to us by them in October. As attendants to the Ma ueen, we elected lean l-loulehin and Constance Cooke. Ou stu nt council, headed by Ioan Brandt, presented several programs the school in which helpful talks on a variety of subjects were given. Page Twenty lf'-fci! x4 S X Qs x 1