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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

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Sodality, 1-2-45 C.S,M.C., 1-2-3-45 Athletic Associa- tion 12 3 4 Pe Club 12 3 4 Bowlin Club 2 3 I ' ' ' I P 1 ' ' ' I Q f ' 7 Class Basketball Team, 25 May Maid, 25 Art Club, 3, IEANETTE BOCKLAGE St. Ann lllormandyb Mint' lint-ir :hw hui lu lim' 111.-4-5 Mlm- nflfm-fl .'ll.-t- liul lt, ,tnlikf Ill.-.', Sodality, 1-2-3-45 Sodality Treasurer, 45 Student Council, 1-25 C,S.M.C., 1-2-3-45 Class President, 25 Class Secretary, 15 Athletic Association, l-2-3-45 Pop- Club, 1-2-3-45 Ridmq Club, 1-25 Horse Show, l-Z5 Hockey Varszty Team, 35 Volleyball Class Team, 1-25 Corps Team, 35 Basketball Class Team, 1-2-37 Sodal ity Union Representative, 35 Sodality Spiritual Coun Cll, 3-45 Sub Deb Club, 3-45 Ftenrli Club, 3-45 Catechist, 3. IOAN ALMON All Saints Ml! ffl., 4.-null-, 11.11 lim pun llul 41 lruf' girl in vivljr nay. Sodality, 12-3-45 Student Council, 25 Glee Club, 2-3-45 C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-45 Class Secretary, 25 Athletic Association, 1-2-35 Pep Club, l-2-35 Christmas Play, 2-45 Bowling Club, 25 Fiidina Club, l-2-35 Horse Show 3-45 Catechist, 45 Latin Club, 3-4' May Maid, 4. Page Fourteen 4 K Mary Ann Breher BQUY l9C1Y1 Dowd IOANNE KLEIN Holy Name Sh.-'s pn-Hy, slifx stu-rl, sln s smurl, she's fung Sheds the kind of a girl Iikwl by everyone. Sodality, 2-3-45 Glee Club, 2-3-45 C.S.M.C., 2-3-45 C.S.M.C., Council, 2-3-45 Associate Editor ACADEMY, 45 Press Club, 2-35 Christmas Play, 2-45 Librarian Club, 3-45 Athletic Association, 25 Pep Club, 2-3. MARY ANN BREHER St. Ann lNormandyl .Nlufi quid, ulirnwuniilig null run lu frlwaxu, .Uruy 'lunlv .xmzlv pulx all ul 111.615, Sodality 1-2-3-45 C.S.M.C., l-2-3-45 Class Vice-Presi dent, 35 Athletic Association, 1-2-3-45 Pep Club, 1-2-35 Christmas Play, 45 Hockey Varsity, 35 Volleyball Class Team, 1-25 Basketball Varsity, 45 Class Team Basketball, 1-2-35 Sodality Spiritual Council, 45 Art Club, l-2-3 45 French Club, 3, BETTY IEAN DOWD Blessed Sacrament ll:-r pwrrrll-miu atwl ltimlm-wt lllvud, IV:-'rf glnll In hull- In-I an nur fnvnd. Soddllty, 1-2-3-45 C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-45 Athletic Associa- tion, 1-2-3-45 Pep Club, 1-2-3-4: Christmas Play, 2-45 Hockey Varsity Team, 3-45 Class Volleyball Team, l-2-35 Basketball Varsity Team, 45 Class Basketball Teaiz., 1-2 35 Science Club, 45 May Maid, 15 Latin Club, 3 4. I' Q! rA 1Y HI- x 1 l'jl.1llN. llrllrnlffln..lm1n.-lulm lm .Nucl Our aziic ra ining -1 mln, JVHIIIIIP, jlfffju lun. Jlfz,-ilyn, Hr, .. XT .nf Hun 'nz If' fv hun. 4: C.S.M.C., ff: - , - .-.ffm . IIICK, 1 E'w11r.'g CTL? :tri Qflh, 7 1 LLHZCY ,-.. .w -111. ..-4' ACAZEMY, sszfzcfzcn, L E:'f:11:: CQ: ' Hits! Shi' c. N' Fay Schulte Alice Schoenberg Dorothy Wenneman Mary Stangler FAY SCHULTE St. Rita Sometimes serious, sometimes smiling, always friendly. Sodality, 1-2-3-45 C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-45 Athletic Associa- tion, 1-2-35 Pep Club, 2-35 Bowling Club, 35 Skating Club, 1-2-35 Latin Club, 3-4. ALICE SCHOENBERG Our Lady of the Pillar A pert way, accented by a knowing giggle. Sodality, 1-2-3-45 C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-45 Athletic Asso- gation, 1-2-35 Pep Club, 1-2-35 Bowling Club, 35 Latin lub, 3-4. 1 DOROTHY WENNEMAN St. Monica A quiet miss, yet cheerful too. Sodality, 1-2-3-45 C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-45 Athletic Asso- ciation l-2-35 Pep Club, 2-35 Bowling Club, 2-35 Skat- ing Club, 1-2-3. Barbara Walrond Mary Ann Striebel MARY STANGLER Immacalata Will she of wolft she? Wclre not sure whether. She's as anprezlictable as St. Louis weather. Sodality, 45 Glee Club, 45 C.S.M.C., 45 Athletic Association, 45 Art Club, 45 French Club, 4. BARBARA IANE WALROND Our Lady of the Pillar Noble deeds that are concealed are most esteemed. Sodality, 1-2-3-45 C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-45 Athletic Associa- tion, 1-2-35 Bowling Club, 35 Latin Club, 3-45 Secre- tary Latin Club, 35 Librarian Club, 3-4. MARY .ANN STRIEBEL St. Stephen Protomartyr It is harmful to no one to have been quiet. Sodality, 1-2-3-45 Glee Club, 3-45 C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-45 Pep Club, 2-35 Catechist, 3. Page Sixteen zzz ,Vary Ann, Mary Ann, Iluzrfl, RIIVINIIYI, f'!lfIwl Ann. l 'I11. .lliffy lwrwllfy. EZLZEL I.fAFiE PORSTER AMLTAW, LAN. ,. ,. 1 'N swdfzin-1, 1 : 3,4, c.s,r.4.c, 12374: BQ-Nimq Q Q Rldznq Club, I-fi' Hitsc SEYTVJ, I-2-37 Prf Iv,.,.AG.ZxAALl ANN .'. UEZER '1lYl,l!V71'- fllwfllx IMAP. '1'7'l'Ii, rf: x 5' E:'1:.xrg'g C.',M, 3: Ss ' 3- . :ge meventef ,gn 5119615 an in Waflag Iris Baker Edith Lindley Marjorie Brader Doris Mae Lavin Celestine Carroll Carolyn Awalt IRIS BAKER Holy Family Tfmf 12-hit-I. im- wnn, .-iw auf-if Sodality 1-2-3-4' Glee Club 234 A Ca ella 23 1 1 1 ' ' I PP I ' I C.S,M.C., 1-2-3-45 C.S.M.C. Council, 45 Science Club, 35 Art Club, 1-2-3-45 Latin Club, 35 Librarian Club, 3 EDITH LINDLEY St. Roch Aluayx lowly in lufr own .vm-nl tray. Snmrfona quiul, happy and gay, Sodality, 2-3-45 Glee Club, 2-3-45 A Cappella, 35 C.S.M.C., 2-3-45 President C.S.M.C., 45 C.S.M.C. Coun- cil, 45 Class Treasurer, 35 Christmas Play, 2-45 Basketball Class Team, 25 French Club, 3-45 Librarian Club, 2-3-45 May Maid, 3. MARIORIE BRADER St. Luke Calm and sr-If-rumpasrfrl. Sodality, 1-2-3-45 C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-45 Council, 35 Ath- letic Association, 1-2-3-45 Pep Club, 2-35 Bowling Club, 1-25 Skating Club, 15 Riding Club, 15 Horse Show, 15 Science Club, 45 Art Club, 3-45 Librarian Club, 3-4. Page Eighteen DORIS MAE LAVIN Blessed Sacrament Her slap is music and her voice is sung. Sodality, 1-2-3-45 Glee Club, 2-3-45 Secretary Glee Club, 45 A Cappella, 3-45 C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-45 Athletic Association, 1-2-3-45 Pep Club, 1-2-3-45 Christmas Play, 1-2-45 Volleyball Class Team, 1-25 Basketball Class Team, 1-2-35 Librarirrn Club, 1-2-3-45 Music Club, 4. CELESTINE CARROLL Holy Name 1t'x nive' lu ln' natural if you're naturally nice. Sodality, l-2-45 C,S.M.C,, 1-2-3-45 Athletic Associa- tion, l-2-3-45 Pep Club, l-2-3-45 Riding Club, 1-25 Horse Show, 1-25 Art Club, 3. CAROLYN AWALT St. Rose A .vrziln .va sruret I nrfvvr lcnr-nt, Nur hr-all muff: kind, nur rfyus man' bluff. Sodality, 1-2-3-45 Glee Club, 2-35 C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-45 Athletic Association, 1-2-3-45 Pep Club, 1-2-35 Christ- mas Play, 2-45 Volleyball Class Team, 1-2-35 Basket- ball Varsity Team, 45 Corps Team, 35 Basketball Class Team, 1-2-35 Sodality Union Representative, 1-2-3-45 Sodality Spiritual Council, 3-45 French Club, 3-45 Catechist, 35 Latin Club, 3-4. 1 fl HI 1 H M CA6lI'tel'2J.!4 COUFJQ 6 emwfr ? 7111117 I1 18 1 lacki Scheifing Patricia Anderson lune Heneghan Marian Cowan Connie Barbieri Patricia Raes IACKI SCI-lEFFlNG MARIAN COWAN St. Luke Cathedral llluizlvn fair, flaxvn hair. Sodality, l'2'3-41 Glee Club, 2-41 A Cappella, 2-3-47 C.S.M.C,, 1-2-3-47 Athletic Association, 1-2-3-47 Pep Club, l-2-3-47 Christmas Play, 47 Bowling Club, 27 Hockey Varsity, 4. PAT ANDERSON All Saints Cf-nurous, gentle, ever sweet. Dramatically talented without conceit. Sodality, l-2-3-47 Student Council, 17 Glee Club, 2-3-47 A Cappella, 37 C,S.M.C., l-2-3-47 Christmas Play, 2-47 Bowling Club, 27 Riding Club, 17 Horse Show, l7 Volleyball Class Team, 27 Basketball Class Team, 2-37 Art Club, l-2-37 Librarian Club, 2-3. ' IUNE HENEGHAN St. Luke Always eager for some fun, She showers joy an evfrryane. Sodality, l-2-3-41 Glee Club, 2-3-47 A Cappella, 37 C.S.M.C., l-2-3-47 C.S.M.C. Council, 37 Class Secre- tary, 47 SAIOAC, 47 Press Club, 47 Athletic Associa- tion, l-2-3-47 Pep Club, 2-3-47 Christmas Play, 2-3-47 Bowling Club, 27 Riding Club, 3-47 Horse Show, 3-47 Volleyball Class Team, l-37 Hockey Varsity Team, 47 Basketball Varsity Team, 47 Basketball Class Team, 37 Science Club, 47 Catechist, 3-47 Latin Club, 3-4. Page Twenty A little mischief in her way, A little fun to spice each day. Sodality, 47 C.S.M.C., 3-47 ACADEMY, 47 SAIOAC, 47 Press Club, 47 Pep Club, 3-47 Vice-President Pep Club, 47 Christmas Play, 47 Science Club, 47 Vice- President Science Club, 47 Art Club, 47 French Club, 37 Latin Club, 47 Art Editor ACADEMY, 4. CONNIE BARBIEPLI Blessed Sacrament I know her by her jolly air, Her bright eyes and dark hair. Sodality, l-2-3-47 Glee Club, 3-47 C.S.M.C., l-2-3-47 Athletic Association, l-2-3-47 Pep Club, l-2-3-47 Skat- ing Club, 27 Art Club, 37 Catechist, 4. PATRICIA RAES St. Mary Magdalen Silence is rnorc vloquent than words! Sodality, 1-2-3-47 Giee Club, 3-47 A Cappella, 3-47 C.S.M.C., l-2-3-47 Athletic Association, 2-3-47 Christ- mas Play, 3-47 Bowling Club, 27 Hockey Varsity, 37 French Club, 3-47 Catechist, 47 Librarian, 47 Speech Club, 4. . ,ci 4- ',-Q raueAJ.M5forgQ fail: 'J 1 H .llfI1'If'1l4', .I11f'l.'i1', -IllIlI', PIII, nniv. Pnl. .1If11'if1n, Pr H. r,2-MLP-MM .,..,,E-,-H-.,v-,V -.J.f'. .,.1I. f..4. .-ff.K.-.f.l..I'. r, ff , 1.71 Ci 1.1732 1-1.3f1- C1-,-L K. Q5-1 A 13 P1311 Tu-.'Lr.t ,111 Ginny Hausmann Dottie Berry lackie Hartenbach Www. Sylvia Gay loan Belz Kay Cassidy GINNY HAUSMANN St, loseph tClaytonl Skill and curzfidwu-1' um an zuzcoriquzfrublz- army. Sodality, 2-3-4, Glee Club, 1-2, A Cappella, 2, C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-4, Athletic Association, l-2-3-4, Pep Club, 1-2, Cheerleader, 2, Christmas Play, 2, Riding Club, 1-2, Horse Show, 1-2, Hockey Varsity Team, 4, Basketball Varsity Team, 3-4, Corps Team, 2, Basket- ball Class Team, 1-2-3, Catechist, 4, Volleyball Class Team, 1-2-3, Senior Lite Saving, 3-4, Swimming Team, 4. DOTTIE IEAN BERRY Christ the King Ax nulzuul as the flowers and just ax swnfet, Youfll find har charms are hard to lmrzt. Sodality, 1-2-4, Glee Club, 2-3-4,' C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-4, Athletic Association, 1-2-3-4, Pep Club, 1-2-3-4, Cheer- leader, 1-4, Christmas Play, 2-4, Bowling Club, 2-3, Riding Club, 1-2, Horse Show, 1-2, Basketball Class Team, 3, Art Club, 2-3-4, French Club, 3-4, Senior Life Saving, 3-4, Swimming Team, 4. lACKlE HARTENBACH St. Ioseph CClaytonl Iluppy-gn-Iutrlcy at work or at play. .4 grin on hvr furr, a will in her tray. Sodality, l-2-4, C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-4, Athletic Associa- tion, l-2-3-4, Pep Club, 2-3, Hockey Varsity Team, 4, Volleyball Class Team, 1, Sub Deb Club, 2-3-4, Art Club, 3-4, French Club, 4. Page Twenty-Two SYLVIA GAY Our Lady of Lourdes Always nraaly with her wit To make you stop and laugh a bil. Soclality, 1-2-4, C.S.M.C., l-2-3-4, Athletic Associa- tion, l-2-3-4, Secretary Athletic Association, 4, Christ- mas Play, 3, Bowling Club, 1-2, Riding Club, 1-2, Horse Show, 1-2, Hockey Varsity Team, 3, Class Vol- leyball Team, 2-3, Corps Team, 2, Captain Corps Team, 2, Basketball Class Team, 1-2-3, Art Club, 1-2-4, French Club, 3-4. IOAN BELZ St. Margaret A daughtw of thi- gods, Divinely tall and most divinely fair. Sodality, '1-2-3-4, Student Council, 1, Athletic As- sociation, 1-2-3-4, Pep Club, 1-2-3-4, Christmas Play, 3-4, Bowling Club, 1-2, Basketball Varsity Team, 4, Class Basketball Team, 1-2-3, Science Club, 4, May Maid, 3, Art Club, 1-2-3-4, Hockey Varsity Team, 3. KAY CASSIDY Our Lady of Lourdes Full of laughter, full of fun, Full of joy for everyone. Sodality, l-2-3-4, C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-4, Athletic Asso- ciation, l-2-3-4, Pep Club, 1-2-3-4, Bowling Club, l-2, Sub Deb Club, 2-3-4, Art Club, 2-3-4, Latin Club, 3, Hockey Varsity Team, 3, Volleyball Class Team, 2. And Wow Jim lm M fo Sa, f , Mr, sa . A: Q at f I 4 w -win, - 2 n - 11.03 . '4'f'4 '9 my, Jlury I.'u,w, .Imm, lmltir. A71-ff. Ngflriu. -lf1f'l.'if'. N1z:f1nnf'. ,,,....f. wha.. . w . AVQL l.Lf,,1'.IEHS J' .',' E-'11-V 1:.+ r IJ .IH ,ul VL--. uw! Mun' r A ' f f,,,,,,,. ,.,,., vwge 1'.-.'e - HSL K A U! C Sidlilf' lf?-4' Sf'1Cl4f.fC4C'ZY1f1' 1' Zire CLS f' ff., .1I.., Q .:.f-Rf. C21 1415: Trefzsurer, -ft Atlmtr M11 .1t1':., 1-fi-4: Trf zfturfr Athi-911: As 1- Ch'-:L zdlr, f-3: Chrxstzzyzr Hzfizrzz 'Q'zE:, Eff?-4' Ht. zrrxty' T' 'z::. -1- VC11- jf? ,fz- 7 :'Q V :1:'x'j: T' 1111, 4' 1 '- f -ww 4- Fri'-fvf 4 1 B ki 1 T v .,.,,,-.. ,. -.,,, f .-I1- x...J, , ..... ... -- .z- QL,--N I-'fa Cm,-rn '- ,.x-:,..... -1 x,..,, . ., U.-. . -4 S'jZAl.fIf'f CEEAPPUIS L ::n' if Lgnizcies N-'nf f,f,mu-nf!! ufuuxx izlffl full. f. Q-Q3 4' 9.11 lj Assy .-Q-Er? Cht15':t, Php' :Z Club, IA HLISL Shir. .:..fy:':.. x.,.'1?F 21:2 1 E' .-Hr' TH: I jean Kfuempelmgnn Virginia May loan Laherty Eleanor Kaiser Mary Rossen Ann Maguire JEAN KRUEMPELMANN Our Lady of Perpetual Help For a ruuxf- sht Il gladly fight, Exprfrially if .the thinks i!'s rigltl. Sodality, l-2-3-47 C.S.M,C., 1-2-3-47 Associate Editor, SAIOAC, 47 Press Club, 47 Pep Club, l-2-3-4: Christ- mas Play, 2-4, Bowling Club, 2-37 Riding Club, 2-3-4, Horse Show, 2-3-4, Hockey Varsity Team, 3-4, Basket- ball Varsity Team, 4g Basketball Class Team, 3-4, Science Club, 4, Sodality Spiritual Council, 37 Cate- chist, 37 Latin Club, 3-4. HNCEY MAY Our Lady oi Lourdes .4 lzllle rturtwfzxv nun und flwn, li ft-tm.,-.1 I., mf z,.-ri .if nt.-tt. Sodality, l-2-3-4, C,S.M.C., l-2-3-4, C.S.M,C. Coun- cil Representative, 2: Class President, 33 Editor SAIOAC, 45 SAIOAC 2-3-4, Press Club, 2-35 Athletic Association, 1-2-3-4, Pep Club, 1-2-3-47 Christmas Play, 4: Bowling Club, 3, Skating Club, 3, Volley- ball Class Team l: Basketball Class Team, 37 French Club, 3-4, Latin Club, 3-4, Librarian Club, 3. IOAN LAHEHTY St. Luke lfluh uml rlrfrlriuliv, r'ltwrlu.' 'mtl gin, Snulm ul lmppiftvu jfurn :luv lu :lun Sodaltty, l-2-3-4, Glee Club, 27 A Cappella, 23 C.S.M,C., l-2-3-47 ACADEMY, 4: Art Editor, 45 SAIOAC, 43 Press Club, l-2-3-47 Pep Club, l-I-3-47 Christmas Play, 3-4: Bowling Club, 2-3: Hockey Varsity, 4' Volleyball Class Team, 1-2-3' Basketball Varsity, 4- Corps Team, 3: Class Team Basketball l-2-3-4: Az' Club, 3-4: May Maid, 4. Page Twenty-Four ELEANOR KAISER St. Mary Magdalen Thru' ix na grnlus likf' fltt' genius of vm-rgy and urllrilv. Sodality, 1-2-3-4, C.S.M.C., l-2-3-47 Council, 1-4, Class President, ly ACADEMY, 47 SAIOAC, 4, Press Club, 4, President, 4, Athletic Association, 1-2-3-4g Pep Club, l-2-3-4, Christmas Play, l-4, Bowling Club, 2-33 Skating Club, 2, Riding Club, 3-41 Horse Show, 3-45 Class Team Basketball, 2-3-4, Science Club, 4g Catechist, 4, Latin Club, 3-4. MARY ROSSEN Christ the King llrrltpy-gn-lu1'lry', .xhv lfrtghlrn- .fur flap. ll ilh 11 smilr' ur joke lu ugltlwt lln- nur. Sodality, 2-3-47 C.S,M.C., 2-3-41 Athletic Association, 2-3-45 Pep Club, 2-41 Christmas Play, 4, Bowling Club, 25 Riding Club, 3: Horse Show, 3, Hockey Var- sity, 3-4: Volleyball Class Team, 2-3, Class Team Basketball, 2-3: Science Club, 4g President 4- Art Club, 45 Latin Club, 4. ANN MAGUlFtE St, Ann tNormandyl Litttlrlw, lwfllt, grvnmtu. urttl tn'-fl. Scdaltty, l-2-3-47 Glee Club, 2-3: C.S.M.C., l-2-3-4' ACAEEMY, 47 Athletic Association, l-I-3-4' Pep Club, l-1-E-4 Christmas Play, ZA Bowling Club, 2-3, Hockey Varsity Texzz., 3: M xy Maid, 2: Art Club, 47 French Club, 3-4. ..-.4 g006J'LyQ 51, Jwegf, .SQAQOK gibaga, 5 Y- H wifi ry, ,Iufn1, Jill4'f'jl, Ann. l'IIvfl1am',.1mr1. Rim, Jlrrlv. MERLE RIESER SI. Ann iNorrr1'1ndy! ,Vw l1l,. . u Iflugh und 111111: ux a Vwu. 4. ,I mf. WW j.-Ny., up Hunk .nf 11 flu. tv, I-E-4' C.S.T.'I.C, 7-3-4: C555 Sec:-Gtir 7 .,,A,Q.M.A.', I-2-4' P1135 Chin, f-3: Snfrfvt :ry Prflss 4: Athlfizf AJ:- 'x:t1:n, 3-4' Pr-gn Cluf ' 3: Presb 'xt ng Club ' ' ' ' L ass TQ: 1' :Ph wut, 3 4: CZYQC-h1S2 EQITA MARIE REIS Eesuzrectxcn fr Ir 'I 'wmv 'ff hr lwfzfl tw Nw -Nl, - ,1 , ,,,, J., ,N ,M 1,,,,,1z1,,,, ' gb, -3-4: A C , .----': ACA'E.v. , - SAIOAC, 4: P Q C'--n ' ::i..i': IISQI' .'f7zt,, J--4' A 3-4, Pqi Cuz I-2: Sk ,..fy.,... C s 1... l,.,y I' Iogn Nolqn Is-anne Monahan Nancy Long --ew-.....,. Hr Qi' Madr Heade Bette lean Vahey Marydelle Nessle IOAN NOLAN 1lADI HEADE Our Lady ot Lourdes ml d g r 1 urn 1 ul I u :mtl :ml lt lying hum Sodalrty 1234 Student Councrl 1 CSMC 1 34 V1cePres1dent Class 2 ACADEMY 4 Pres Club 3 Athlettc ASSOCIGYIOH 1234 Presxaent Rh lettc Assocratron 4 Pep Club 12 Chrxstmas Play 24 Rrdmq Club 3 Horse Show 3 Hockey Varsx y 34 Basketball Varsxty 34 Sctence Club 4 Sodal tty Sprntual Counctl 4 Latm Club 34 Volleyball Class Team 1 3 Basketball Class Team 12 3 4 lOANNE MONAHAN Our Lady of Lourdes VIA llllll ffll r nf Sodalrty 12 34 Student Counctl 1 Glee Club A Cappella 2 C S M C 1 2 3 4 Edttor ACADEMY 4 SAIOAC 3 Press Club 123 Athletrc Assocxc n 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 12 3 4 Chrtstmas Pl y Bowlrnq Club 2 3 Rrdtnq C ub 1 2 3 4 Horse Sr on 1 2 3 4 Hockey Varsrty 3 4 Basketball Varsxty 3 4 Captam Basketball Varsrty 4 Basketball Class Team 1234 Science Club 4 Sodalttv Sprrttual Coumcl 3 Catechtst 3 Latm Club 34 Lrbrarran Club 3 NANCY LONG Lxttle Flower mf fl ' '., fm. altty 1234 e rstary 3 P elect 4 C l 2 3 4 Class Treasurer Press Club 1 2 3 4 Ath letrc Assoctatrcn 12 3 4 Pep Club l 2 3 4 Chrrs mas Play 1 Bowlmq Club 3 Sodaltty Umon Repre- sentatzve 1 2 3 4 Sodaltty Sr trttual Councrl 3 Sub Deb Club 2 3 4 May Queen 4 Lattn Club 3 4 Paqe Twenty Sxx xk Chrrst the Kmq r 1 1.11 I 1 ming u I r r m It rulrugmzux Sodalrty 12 3 4 Gee Club 2 34 A Cappella 2 CSMC 1234 SAIOAC1234 PressClub 12 Athlettc Assoclatron 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Creer leader 1 Chnstmas Play 124 Bowlmq Club 23 Rrdrnq Club 2 Hors Shaw 2 Art Club 4 French Club 3 Ca echxst 3 BETTE lEAN VAHEY St Luke nl IPHII I Ill II 1 ll alrty 1 3 S Busmes 1 a Press Club 2 Per Cub 1' Christmas Pl y Bowlmq Club 123 Skatmq Club 3 Hockey Varsrty Team 3 Basketb1llVars1ty Team 34 C1155 Bursket ball Te r 123 4 Catechrst 3 MARYDFLLE NESSLUN Clfrmst the K nq 1 lx ml 11 So rlrty 'l 4 tcf :elect Soda ty ub 234 CSMC 234 SAJOAC 234 dttor 3 A hte rc Assocr rtton 12 3 4 Pep u Clem tmas Ptoy 24 Bcul 'ma Club 2 3 Hockey N sry 3 Vo eybatl Class Teatr 2 3 Basketball Va stty 4 Basketball Clzs Team 12 34 Sc enfe Club 4 Sodaltty Umon Rcpresentatrve 4 Sodaltt, 1tualCounctl 4 Crtechtst 3 Latin Club 34 Semor IY ra T ,. or 13' 2, ' I ' K . 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Lgke K wwf, lffxh 14... . 1 m,-,rm 1-1 ffm flu-2. rf Cizgrgiil, l- C.S.T!I.C,, 1-2- 4 Q Treifxz-I 1- Skffukfi, 4- ATFQQWC ASSCI1'l- 'ge Tvrartty-SG'.'f-r , '..L ' Tl. lv1:-Y, ff. ,.,.,, .,'--1 x,,...-,,...e P.:-f, 4- -- Hzczrp: .-gr 5- ::rEf- Shiva 3- ,.. an Q , .,., . .. ,,. .bf w,A.,.-1:.. ,Ass T, .... ::S1'-J 'fn iff., 3'4- fu..-.-..Y. C,.,,s -' - f -aff - - E C. Repre- Patricia Kearns Mary lane Guhman PATRICIA KEARNS Si. Mary Magdalen .Yollung ix guiurd lay bring .ell y, .-lnil am I xliy? Uh, nu, nut I. Sodality, 3-4: C.S.M.C., 3-4, SOIOAC, 4: Press Club, 47 Athletic Association, 3-4, Pep Club, 3-4, Christmas Play, 4: Bowling Club, 3, Riding Club, 3-4, Horse Show, 47 Basketball Class Team, 3, Art Club, 47 Librarian Club, 3. Ioan Doyle lOAN DOYLE St. Roch Pulilr and :fell-mannerrd ll through the day. She- makrs frivnds in her own quiet way. Sodality, 1-2-3-4: C.S.M.C., I-2-3-4: Athletic Associa- tion, l-2-3-4: Pep Club, 25 Bowling Club, 2, Class Volleyball Team, lp Science Club, 4: Art Club, l-2-3: Latin Club, 3-4. MARY IANE GUI-IMAN St. Ioseph lClaytonl She muy In- llmuglil ul as .mmewhat quiet, Bu! she lurvx to stir up a minor fiat. Sodality, 1-2-3-4: Glee Club, 2-3-4: C.S.M,C., 1-2-3-4: Athletic Association, 1-2-3-4: Pep Club, 1-2-3-4: Christ- mas Play, 2-45 Bowling Club, 25 Art Club, 2-3-45 Latin Club, 3-4. Page Twenty-Eight msaif Our eloarafe wayd -llrnf. ,'ilr11 ff 'l'I14 fl vf Q X H wx - N4A-I 15 . 3 h LJ J ..1' I -A Z 99 QC go 0 v FIRST FK-,','.: A K'gE1.::. ::., P -'11, ff H 11115, A 24.121.11.111 T. '21 17111, A. H :U y. SECONI HOYU: A, Gmzv I, P. G if A. Grv 1:21, T. P .1 1 PNA: THIR1 PSY, ' i'.f:1:1, 1 I. wvhfr, B. G1-Lrg, E. fi :'.'.'r:, R. F1 1 I E L, 1 C ...:.: Y ' fl Q ' TQQFTH .l. KLIQ A L P1::.- 1-, I Lux, I. Kuzvzbr, I E' zz: I!! 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The ship had several members recording happenings for the log published rncnthly and called the SAIOAC. Those receiving ri.edals for their excellent work were Marian O'Mearf:, Ann Colfer, Marybel Steele, Mary Agnes Slaughter, ludy Wulfmeyer, Mary Murphy, and Betty Byrne. Officers of the Athletic Association were Helen Speck- art and lo-Ann Gratiaa. Together the two led several sailors to take leading parts in the Spring Horse Show. These sailors were Mary C. Martin, Betty Lou Vogt, leanrie Rarnacciotti, Ginny G'Hare, Audrea Haley, Ioan Kutterer, Dolores Lowther, and Pat Hughes. These two officers along with Sue Vallar, Kathy Car- ney, Shirley Martin, and Ann Colfer were members of the basketball varsity. Pep Club officers Paddy Good- win and leanne Ptarnaciotti led the crew in support of their team. To make sure that the sarlors on this voyage did not neglect their spiritual duties, Mary Claire Murphy and ludy Wulfmeyer, Sodality officers, led the ship in pray- ers and good works. Our rhission representatives, Shir- ley Martin and Virginia Breher, with Dolores Lowther as mission leaders, paved the way for us in contribut- ing to the care of other souls. On the Sodalitys big celebration, May Day, the luniors were proud to have as May Maids Theone Klenke and lackie Smith. Sodal- ity representative was lane Lux. At Christmas time, in the annual play, Christmas Carnival , several of the vessels sailors had outstand- ing parts. These sailors were Mary Vassely, Mary Murphy, Ann Kohl, Rosemary Fgscher, Pat Hughes, Shirley Martin, ludy Wiilfrzieyer, Sue Vallar, Pat Gal- lagher, lo-Ann Gratiaa, Nancy Rcrert, Susie Switzer, Paddy Goodwin, Dolores Lowther, and Audrea Haley. And so with great gratitude to God for a safe jour- ney, and with thanks to our wonderful moderators, Sis- ter Aiphonsa and Sister Madeline, and with the loyal support of every crew niember, the vessel Iunior Classw finished its voyage happily. ndigna Having had one years experience in the navigaticrp of ships, we started on our second cruise into the realms of Knowledge on Sept. 8, l948. The first entry in the Qcg concerns the election of the ships officers. Thcse reri re senting the second year class are: Marce Gratiair president: Margie Kelly, vice-president: Ioan Barry secretary: and Betty Iones, treasurer. Under their leadership a fitting initiation of the freshman class was held at Shaw Park on Oct. 5. Though our principal object was learning how ta become good sailors, all was not work. This was showr. by the fact that two of our number, Iackie Baker and Gratiaa, made the hockey varsity, and six Marce Marce Gratiaa, Mary Hackett, loan Houlihan, Dotty Maher, Pat Moore, and Nancy Cleary, made the basketball varsity. They were cheered on to victory by the Pep Club, by the sophomore cheerleader, Pai Fawcett. Fourteen actresses from the second year crew acted in the Christmas play, supporting Florence Spack, wha had one of the leading roles. In the fields of art and writing, our crew shone par- ticularly well. From six second year entries in the poster contest sponsored by the St. Louis Christmas Carols Association, Doris Nesslein merited honorable mention. Six of the crew had their poems published in the National Anthology of High School Poetry, and five helped edit a page of OUR SUNDAY VISITGR. The week after Easter a group of sailor maids from the school, including eight second years, enjoyed a tour of the nation's capital, via Annapolis. In the realm of things spiritual, our mission repree sentatives, Jackie Baker and Doris Nesslein encouraged us to support wholeheartedly the home and foreign missions. Directed by our Sodality representatives, George Heiner and Rita Riley, various projects were under- taken for the purpose of honoring Our Lady. Chief among these was the May Day ceremonies, for which Mary Hackett and Mary Margaret Marsh were chosen to serve in the queens court. Early in Iune we learned how many proved then: selves capable of manning the Iunior vessel next year. Many had so proved their ability throughout the year that they were exempt from the tests. The second week in lune began a three-rricnths' sl e leave until sailing time next Septenrlier. ,1, lffrrry. .ww-r:'f11ry.' JI. firrzlirlfl. 1 esiff til. Kvlly, l'i l'-1Il'f'NifIl'lI,.' II, -Iwztfw. H JI. .t. Ililyfwfzflft. ll, Arwxlrtzi Us n X f hfiii -1-an-n .v-tl .8 mwgi- ' ...,,,. R. x I YIPFT Ef,'.'.': ff Emil' Z, Lf I-. E' 11.95, M, V. 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Cfaaa After erght years cf ofct cornp N were IQ.1dY to board our frrst rurser the SIA Thts was on Sept 8 l94 Tnrs tr1 re tc ost for fcur ye rs mth shore leave each year for three rncnt s Not kncwmg rnuch about the routlne on board fre lec ed re re entatwe who would learn the ro es and teach the other gobs Kay Shaw was elected presraent Carol Fr1ts h vrce presrdent Rosemary Robben se re tary Maureen Carney treasurer Those chosen to pro v1de for the m1ss1ons on fcrelgn shores througn the C S M C were Martetta Cvroc and Paula Shaprro The Spmtual Councrl of the Scaalrty had as representatrves from the f1rst year cren Iulra Chvastro and Marc1a Ahearn After a month of s ubomg de ks ana rftng oraered about by the upper rews we were out on trtal to prove our loyalty tc the good mo S I A Aft r 19 were ac cepted ley the hlp s offr 1als we were grfen retresh ments by the petty otfrcere lt was tnen that we had that feelmg of unrty as members of the crew of the S A To show our gra nude o our shrprrates we g Je a Halloween party on deck the afternoon of Oct 31 Our anchor pals knew w were rn the Nmg of thrngs after that Stx of our crew d1splaymg an unusual amount of dramatrc talent rn the Chrrstmas play on bor rd shrp were Pat DGVIGQ Bonrne Brownmg Kay Shaw Ioann Crowley Mary Toenges and Chrrstma Effthrm Pat Davles contrnued her clramatlc dlsplay as a member of the Patrrcra Club when she performed m the program on St Patrrcks Day ln the freld of sports the frrst year crew were up front Mary Agnes ORe11ly was the only member of the crew to make the varsrty team rn basketball Betty Nesslem was one of the srx cheerleaaers elected by the entrre crew to help encourage the teams to vrctory We were on shore leave long enough to see many of crew partrcrpate rn the horse show 1n Aprrl Carolyn Lrnstroth and Lane Kennedy kept the crew colors flymg Flnally the lovellest day of the year came May Day was set asrde on May l to gtve the crew an oooortunlty to d1splay specral love for Our lady of the Crew Our representatrves rn the court of honor were Carolyn Kelley and Iulra Olrvastro Frrst year revv 1 s up to you Kee arlrngl ufiefi .simituaf 'Mfaffk .Sfmfa .SLA Ea, .Slip Chi .SZW Mfflfm 341,94 Cl' 9 S ,P 4 lgem,-,lm .Z5.4,,azfA .Sl we .SDLP 4 C,l2Lmr.an5 march fmmam 'Q f X QCA 7 I' 9 7 o a 7 0 A. 9 K 0 o , Al' 0 a Y 1 u IQ fl! - - , ,.., Q mt' N...-:gf X A 7 + Z .nm Q S7 YAIIOII ffunlifi .7!ze Sairifuaf llfzjafclz Aff-L - L H ,...,4,. ... .. . v,',.-,L. 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Bfmy F. f A :1,,4. ,J .M -iv 'hris The climax oi the 'Vlay Day ceremonxe comes when the Prefect of the Sodalrty crowns the statue of tlfe Blessed Vlrgm as a mark of love and clevotxon to Mary our Queen and our Mother The Sodahsts termlnate the sp1r1tua1 program each year w1th the tradltlonal May Day cere rnomes Mary our Blessed Mother 1S crowned Queen of the Sodaltty and the prefect of the Sodahty rs crowned May Queen May 1 was the day chosen lh1S year to crown our Blessed Mother and to honor our prefect Nancy Long The campus blanketed 1n na ture s green velvet was the scene of the cere monres The Sodahsts wearmg the blue and whrte of Mary marched 1n processlon chantrnq the Lltany of Loretto Nancy Long was crowned by Marydelle Nessle1n VICG prefect ot the So clallty The ret1r1ng othcers re11nqu1shed the1r dut1es to the new othcers Iudy Wulfrneyer pre fect Mary Clalre Murphy v1ce prefect R1ta Rrley secretary' Pat Moore treasurer. Two maids selected by the Socialists in each home room were: Ioan Almon and Ioan La- herty seniors- Theone Klenke and Iacquie Smith juniors' Mary Hackett and Mary Mar- garet Marsh sophomores' Carolyn Kelley and Iulia Olivastro freshmen. Page Forty , pewf ' 'M f H f' 1 A 'fst f,-f J, A 'X K T7 P I 'E ' . ,,.. ' , , . 11m y 11168140111 R Reis svcletmy 1191181061 111 lol I N N Pace Forty Two .SZ As crusaders the crews of SIA prayed and gave sp1r1tually and fman c1ally to help the m1ss1ons at home and abroad We strove as much as posst ble to allevlate the sutfermqs ot those less fortunate than ourselves at the same ttme mstructmq them m the prm clples of the Cathollc Fatth Each room elected a representattve to the m1ss1on Counctl These representattves wlth the otflcers and the moderator SISTSY Agnes Ceclle planned the monthly meetmqs The fmanc1al contnbuttons collected each week m the home rooms were sent to Btshop Helmsmq d1rector of the Soctety for the Propagatton of the Fa1th The sp1r1tual contrlbutlons were offered that the work of the mtsslonartes at home and abroad mlqht be lruttful that the whole world mtqht be won for the Sacred Heart Sault 5 L ga, Solemmty ruled the day sllence was the watchword L1te assumed a hlqher and more sp1r1tual aspect and the bur dens ot each day seemed hqhter be cause they were offered to Chrlst and He bore them on Hts mercltul shouldcrs The mam purpose ot the Retreat qtven by the Rev lohn Trlenan C SS R from Ian 26 to 28 was not merely to brmq Chrlst to the student but to brmq the student to Chrlst ln hts umque and sklllful way Father Tnenan explamed many ot the truths of our Fa1th and th problems of everyday hte His sub1et.ts were varted but were always concerned wtth the happenmqs closely related to the llfe of a Catholt q1rl m her teen Not sancttty lmmedlately but the de SIIG for sanctlty was Father s mam ob Jectlve m thls year s Retreat , . . . V V , . , I E. .' Ilf' , ,' . ' -me , - ,u,-,m y 7 , A V V 1' ' R 'Q'?i'lf.f'1 +1v7?lr . K-E ' Q . . f iff? ' I I . , 4 ,rgtlgyux ,. 1 .3 Q 1 e . ' . - V J, ,fr-,.,,'g-r l V' s ' . . A , - V, -U l .JL ' 1 - , . I li ' fs C X ' ' ' f- - I I I 'F' l I I' N, C- I . D , . -' v v v 3 I l I L . . .. II l11f'nf1n,I...,lt, l ip is oreign ege 1-xx. FIRST SCPRANCS FIRST Ff,'.'.': P. E,.v.'::.': Hllzjerxin, fl, :LES51-EIR, .. HECS. Ch, M. Stuzrt, I. Sfheifzng. Qfufjlf Rf,'.'.': ,.f. A. FQ' n1 'Q ' H. Riley, R. P,..U C M. Kluck, P, Heneghizzx. SECON: SOPRANOS FIRST FQE'.': I-Z, Sfhxelcierrmerer, D, Lzvm, Lf. GLIEIIKCH, S. Lznders, A. Es 9 V d V EI: :2er, SQQOHI RCW. I. flesslezn, M. Kelly, A. Gzcvrnnr, P. F' A' grit, I. Klan, ' FIRST SOPRANQS SECOND SCPRANOS The Trrgh :rulers of the Glee Club, the fxrsf Ari rrrtegrgl par! cf Qhe srricct tones Qtr' C scprurrcs are GSCGCILITTY rerzierrilgerezi for they hy the Glee Club rs the seccrta soprano S rbecruuful taxes ru the clubs presemgtrcri of the The inspiring Sf. Cecmg Dgy prcgrirm, R Ave Mzzrr only one cf rrguriy VQCGT Cxrrgxge- in the gpporrucrz gf Lourdes '.-:gs Sucu L IZJEITTS Ili-ii-I.fr33 CIUIIILCJ ffl? YSQIY, through the Cid cf rhrs group. Sllzpz Clwzf The pride and icy of the Acaderzgyis chorz. orgar.izat1cr.s IS the A Cappella Choir. The group rxeefs before school or. Tuesdays 'o pe:- fect melodic harmony. 'lie unique CllS'lITCflLl'. izchleved by the cnc: lies The fact that J performs enxrely unaccompanied. Only the creat. cf the crop are chosen for the choir ana each girl selected sacrifices some oi her :tie tc cractice 'mth the group. The secret if tnezr success in '.-.'inr.1f.g countless awards iz. corhzzetitive singing conventions is that the chat does not perform until each and every girl .s letter-perfect in harmony. Only liturgical rr.us.i: LS sung ana under the expert guiaance of Sister Mary Antone, C.S.l., directress, the girls have tficl-:led and :rifistered even the rnost dittiiul' Gregorian chant. The students participating in the A Cappella: 15,7 pg -,', F 5 Choir not only have the opportunity to sing for 'fs '5-f?'93 Tneir own enjoyment and enrichrnent, lout also to hring happiness to others through the nuri.er- ous programs presented each year by the Choral Department. Among these are the Font- v W G nonne Music Festival, the :nany choral offerings Al-lcb at Christmas time including the singing of Carrying the deeper rnelcazes and of ' Christmas carols at various hotels under the comic chants of various choral pieces auspices ot the National Carol Association, ana function of the altcs. ff selection c ine annual St. Cecilia Day program given each the swelling hum of a river cr the tickfg c f year by the choral groups of the Academy. clock, the altos are cn hand. SEATED: ll. A. lcl1.i5J::,::., Sz. ll. Arztcrp. ffTAf,I,lflG: P. f,.:v.'.s, ,. Cz, '.-.' gy, f. C.r'.'i,:t:3, f. r, iizryg, . ..i. r.:':g:., ' r on, M. Zxckfl, F. Sgxiak, A, Pirifkctt, P. Slrxgiiro, TIT. A. CRe1.Qy, P. E:v.':1.z:1 fl Tffnth, E. Ercw .g, Cf Sitzebel, E. V 'i rr. .... YA. E. lNilQV::.::, K. Si1':'.f.', S. Horace, lff. V. Gills-ine, P. Pztferszn fl. A G1:'1'::r.: R. Fisk Herz Page Forty-Five 1 '5- 6 Zgufeflfl The monthly pubh dhoh SATOA o 'v Q IDHUGYIVQ cmd ehtehdme oy rddtlhd megs m odd drouhd hooh row d Cd vlev CGTPIOIIC rdtmq The Qldff lS hedded by V1 WPY' Moy edhor Iedn Kruemoelfhdwd dsfooldte duor M'O1P dde iedture eduof hmw dhd ohohr Ye the reo We 1' fl me ouol ehewe h evewte of e dr through Qeuee of C1 three Aitehtlofn IS ed VOWGIF' he ee 1CYQ Nho 'PGH the Qtdff dd ked oy GQQO 1dte edltor IOCIDT19 Klem Dusmeee 'WUTIUQGI Beny Iedn Vdhey S15 I ICON Pom o he le ddvleer for the book dhd Q d 1 . vm 1 f r.- 23.23 ..f :if F FRI' f f.f:',' 2 F323 ' HZ.-:':-22' 171. if Rifle, lf. ff'v. :r. ' ' ' - 3 'C ' ', C, inf f.Al.l TA 4- A slodiloiz r - 1' e o . o th os, A'-' ,.',hCfCfS6I'1- 'e U-, oo Ao' -. ' ' '. so If tholio ' 'o direct ' 1 o. t. o -oi o ' .. - . ooim. In 1948 the hewsodper reoelved G11 Al- The 'skipoerm' of the Y9GYCCCk is Iodnhe Mond- h h .. A J A' Qrgup. hC1!T L, o W M- oh h , 5 .l A, .. -' id' h WU. ' . '- e ' 5 dw fe ,I ' .. ',..ors ie o lo :1..,'- Q so 'Ne .ores doo chore. iewoo oer. f.f.Hf5.Q::.1:. 1, f, HQ-Ar, f ff 1:1 ' '.f :.12.:r1 ' Q::,fI ,' E. '. if ffrflifi Q '.'. '.i-jzfr. I r FTL QCOI' QP5 The worrc or the Press Cluo rms yeor rousoed the wrmrrq of C1 oo ST1rLl'rC'1 orrom oyTow ord the selectrorr of Cx Nuo 'Wore the Peh Pusher In compermorr Mary Arm Hrlqemom sopho 1 ore rr1er1'eC1 two horroroxole mentro. Crworos for her work rn the QUILT. AND STROLL eG1 iorrol wrrtmq contest soohsored hy thot socrety for honorary Jourrrorlrsts r W1 N M B Jones CllflJ 26l feff rorhteeh Souoeres ewes rhe ro' or o' so therr seems fo ms ef' The oems eore m the GGPCTIPZI rrori outro or re Nortrorrorl Amhdoqy of Hlqfl Sohool Poetry Arronq the Foers who hroke mio ormt are 'our semors srx Jurr ers sry soohorr ores Jro two freshrrerr The rorureotes reoewed ceruh ores of rrerrt for the r Worx P I F 'JCGJ ?fF.f'T PCT. 'I ' Tir, ff H1 :Cf K'I1Sft, fl, Plfrf-I P. 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S11-32.2.-f nt. i 'rf' 'y, l. 1' -X , YJ. C, 1:1 f' uuizxcr M. A. Hzicjenvn, I. Ktzser Lziewasip. 1 A H LM es P. P15 ' T llfpa C el'UlCQ lp If l l'al'l6ll'l5 . f A S 0 , . , JA ' The ycuxuig fizihilii JiLlYYL1I11SfS 1:1 S.I.13.. Ei :fi M1:k1rg gczd bgzks Q::.Ci ::.::gi:z1:Aes 1:3 Qui C,ffCCIT1lY11fY tc Show Them cxbilty when they :le to the students is The work Qi C: gnu were asked edit 1: gtzqe cf CHR SUIfDl.':' girls wha qlve freely cf their i1::'.e liek' ' VISTCR :.:zi1,.1::Q Cixthilij '.-reelzlx' Cx Ii::,. 9. 'iiiirrcws IGCIC-?YS. Sister M. .5+.1rE.if' S F THAX1 - L..9..:f: ICYI. .QUCIEYS CCYI 'LSITCIEG THE '- f,Yrf. .lZfYGT1CIfl. efiearc .lc niciarw rv' A zum wif : Y : fE'.5S5 H x xx .. .- -, . ....,-.. ..,..,.-.. JU, ... ...., . -L ., My f. '-.- 'L ,,L . :aff ,Sgr -fi Y, Lv, fav: ,- K. ,... JU, ,, ..A. ,. ...,.. ..,,,, ..- ...-..,.,-.- ,, 2 -.12'g'.'.'. !.3 S1l9Y.'j9 13: LI. 'HEX TEE. fe -. , ,.,LL..,,.: ,: Wi hug FLW, ,.,,.V. .,, M., ..,,.. y ...M LA.. 1- -, ..., -.,,, --.UH J,,,.., M.- f,...,,. F: .ri ,WW fmf, .ri Yay.: f. .L-Q S.,...,...-5 ,. ,., J ,... ,MJ ...- .,-.A... -. ...., Y,--,v ff-V-.A Y---- -f-f ..-F KM, .TJ-5: .-,.,..., ,.::. . ,-Y -, nf .,iQi N,--ff. 3,,.QV..I.: AL .33 , . ..,, WA, J, MN-, ,,,.,, P,.-.A WY- ,,.., the ::.ys'Qry if 'he 57,13 315511 but they izlsi take rgzr' li the fgzxuul S2 LCLLLS S21-31129 F31 ,rid :Lfff Y.:-f :r:f'f A L': 'f 'HL MF-ff' fi Nm: X' x.-...x .,,: x.,.,...,x..I -M .J ..4,, ,,,4A.f...'I'. V4 -. ,, KJ . LZQQS Iumcr !l.23f1e::.y at Stleiie. Tue C.'E'QY1AJ9 ,. me sgffzge 5.145 li iz QU. 'fztff Ns rrgQf::.k,ers in Que gr. the Sclemifw work cf TCI1.CIIC'.'!, Th1S ChJ9Cfi'JE IS cfccmgilished TI.IC1,1Cjh the effcrts cf the Cfflters, Mary Rcsserz I'ff'4r1cr1 CC'!JfITL, Mcry Air. Breher, Und Mary PC1Tricic1BrermQn, and the mcdercfcr of The dub SlSfQY Aqres Ltretfc. TIE-.FT F., E 2-1 : . X... P YZ p,, r Roma fion JQQLLUC lbzmfm 711 .Sf .Sf lljarailg uine aui afion fl, ,MJD QD ff om, lZCm.fm ramahc few JJOEJH5, IJ ,, N1 di 1-1 .S I' ri 13 - C ' , o --lx xx,xxxx x X xx. 1 ' I' F 3 1 3 I, If : W s ' I 1 1 7 7 has I f 1 3 . .x ' . me '. sl x ' sw., 'ka' Liv ,L 4 i , 'QA . ff, 'Q 0 x? . Qk ' OC 8 al Jl A-,.,...A-w vw-fd FIRQT HOV FI enre me CI F Qer SL ONp ROW G Hcusmcnn S Chclppuzs S Rafferty I 1 J Hewsck C QQFLCC Jerri ry P S QQ GQ U en P F ' ' . ,W . , ,, ,. I W, ' 1 - ,..-. ,L f , -.. 4 , .MW X X Q 0 .s ti K V f 1 5, 3 . A I - 'iz f. Bak , I. Kru IF lnfmn, M. R 5, , lf. Kfzrxp, Lf. cs- .. F.. fn ' ': . , . ' , . , L ifzty, IJ, Fi. Clemens. THIRQ RCVV: A, Cilfer, M. Hellzzirt, I. Grsucu, M. Grahxz, I. Nolan. FOURTH ROW: I. Scheffinq, I. Hcxrtenbcch Lfczizhin, E. Qzwci, R. Eels, '. . -4 nn. D. E11 , . Fawcett, A. 1:-.ir1, E. N -Siem P.. .ar . te3',:. Aflrkfw ,Wim n res str ar fla where Whl h says Al f p ay rrakesl ne a dull g r e tes need not worry fcr they -4 fv tha 1 o ICQYS of the Athletr A lcill arrange program that fl ras un c. d rnterest for all One ct the flTSl spcr1s IS nc key Tls game IS fast becom1ng a number o e sport at the acaaemy Tncse wh made the team th1s year were ape 'o add pomts toward the coveted Jll'1lGl1 letter The good ole sw1mm1n hole t fords the opportumty of splashmg all the year round The Sen1or Aauacade IS the fourth year s spr1ng act1v1ty Belong1ng to the Pep Club bowl1ng r1d1ng skatrng are some of the sports wh1ch enable g1rls to earn po1nts ?Ll,6l6l C006 lt may well be that V1 tory 111 any game 1S ach1eved only by a good tean but 1t IS necessary to have a coach who knows the game and knows how to tra1n the team Mrss Ioy Prost basket ball coach has shown that she knows the game of basketball and knows how to 1nsp1re her teams to V1ClOfY A Jumor 1n the college loy assumed the dut1 ot coach shortly after Chnstrras and 1n a few short weeks was able to QIVG to SIA the best basketba1l team 1n the h1story of the school Of the thrrteen games played only four were f9QlSl9f9d IH the loss cold nn V1ClOIY through prayer as well as through long pract1ces was espec1ally noted by the team members who gath ered before each game to pray for v1c tory nun IIf'SHfl 111 1 f In 1 I Sli' 1 ss Inu Imsf l Page F1fty T'1 ee 0 O . . , , . T e - ll 1 o proverb some- , lc , l '.-ark ana no A l .1 V a 1 But Sajcv 4 - ' .Aff 0 . - , 1 .,, . , 1 . M . . he ff V c ssccf cn a 11 a 1c ' f '1 ' Q ' ' ,J If. A V . xv A X, V . Mb 1 . , M . c ,1, . , A . h . 1 . 1 c ' 1o V 1 1 ' f 'c s . G c .l. X I , 1 ' .-'I'1f.' J. fi' tim. Sl'1'l'fllI'-ll- ' ' ' u1 r: Ii. llfl1lSHIllH1, 1'iw1'-111'r', l'11I. , , A Ali .--' - . 1- .C . 1, I Y ' , 'es 1 1 . I 1 Y v 1 . SEATED B Vahey S Vallar K Carney, I. Laherty, N. O'Leary. STANDING: M. A. O'Reilly, A. Colfer D Maher C Awalt M A Breher M Nesslern M R Clemens M Gratiaa, I. Kruempelmann. S lljarfiifyr The U. S. S. Varsity set sail in February un- der the coaching of Ioy Prost. Captained by Ioanne Monahan, veteran of many seasons of basketball playing, the team set full-sail for victory. In thirteen encounters with the enemy, the S.I.A. varsity managed to Win nine while losing four. The defeats were handed the team by Incarnate Word, Nerinx, Villa Duchesne, and City House. Despite the four losses, the season was the most successful one in the his- tory of basketball at S.I.A. Several stars in the basket sport who still have a year or more of competition and who are certain of bringing greater honor to the team next year are: Kathy Carney, Dotty Maher, Nancy O'Leary, Sue Vallar, Pat Moore, Mary Hackett, and Mary Agnes O'Reil1y. Page Fifty-Four TED: S. Rafferty, I. Belz, I. Monahan Ccaptainl, P. Moore, I. Hausmcmn. STANDING: I. Houhhan, B. Dowd, I. Heneqhun, M. H k tt H S k 1 I N1 S 1' . Dec ar. . aan, .Marm. S.I.A S.I.A S.I.A S.I.A S.I.A. ............... . S.I.A S.I.A S.I.A S.I.A S.I.A S.I.A S.I.A S.I.A S.I.A S.I.A S.I.A St. Peter's ........ Xavier .................. ......... St. Peter's ........................ Incamate Word Nermx ................................ Rosau-Kam .......... ......... Bayless ............................ Vxlla Duchesne ................ City House ...................... V1s1tat1on .............. ......... St. Alphonsus .................. . 1 St. Ellzabeth S ................ Sacred Heart ...... ......... TOURNAMENT GAMES . ................ 29 Fupa ...................... ........ . Rosati-Kain ...... . ................ 25 Nermx ......... . Page Fifty-Fxve l'lCOLU'l fefff Nu: Itljjff y SIA s honorary cadet offrcer was Sue Raf ferty senror She was elected by the upper classnren to parttctpate rn La Promenade M1l1 tarre at Chrlstran Brothers College on lanuary 24 Sue s rank 1S that of an honorary Lreutenant Colonel 0Cl6l eCl'lll fefif The Sub lu o Club o posed o welve loy suopc ers of all Acad '1 y ororects o ened rs sury and gave generous y of rts funds Tv o grou s berefrted the students and th S1Sl6YQ The members led by Carol Wheeler pres dent and her father soert many evernngs renovatrng the srclcroom They also oresen ea the faculty wrth a portable radro to whrle aw ry the free moments they mrght have The raaro was obtalned through the lcmdness of Carolyr Kellev a freshman and her father Mr W F Kelley Me nbers of the Sub Deb Club who parttcr ette Bocklage Bette Welek ludy Wulfmeyer Pat Moore Nancy Long lackre Hartenbach Sue Vallar Mary Clarre Murphy Ioan Hoult han Rrta Rrley and Carol Wheeler SEATED I Bock age M C Murphy I XJUIIEYE-1' C Wheeler N Long S al STANDING K Cassrdy P Moore R ey B Vfelek l Ho lxh n P up Ff Qrx 0 o -'le' ' c f t al A rt l 'en 'c p 'tc :rea ' . , I ' . 1 'ps ' . ' , N . e T K c. ' 1 4, , , , 1 A ' . . , 4 . ' Q ' 1 I , l I, pated in these projects are: Kay Cassidy. lean L I I V .' ' '1 'ANI , f I I V :. l,.,r.,.'1'rz ,. ,. ,.Vlar. . :'. ,R 11 , , , . u a. R . y ', -67 4 ,.. -Tl l qllllfle dULgaiLOI'l Lov of rsfs and a desrre to rmprove rrama or rhty are th reqursttes for rnembershro 1n th n a r er r s rr sclent o the nclers was tea wrth the Fontbonne ColleqeS IC s h N den y Horse ohow at the Mrssour c Arnl 7 to 9 Rrnbons and cu s r r at ottheyearsw rc OFIQQCJO 3 Z The Esqurre Bowlrng Alley rn Clayton was the scene ot act1v1ty tor S I A bowlers thrs year D1QbGll aame under the sucervrsron ot Nancy OLeary qathered to xmorcve therr skrll ana rarse the score ot the qame Ten teams cons pnsrna four members each were formed from the hrs' and second year rne'nbers of S I A ,' P11 U THR H ' ' ' 7 .' 'f L 'A I r 4 A W 'Lf ' Y . ' 'T fl ?f'QEE1f'.'1 ' lf- :. :'. 1: Er K4 :::. ' .- V .ff ::.r. Tl P 'f.- iz., :.I' A. S zffizr. I, Eid: I P :::.':'.'f.'1',1!: 'I fl f-f :f',:. F217-.Tff fv' ' 1' ' 3.1, ff '-.:' ::r. f rf' '1',', fs l..r.'1-1: '.f ', Z!'1I' I. lff',:.1l.1r., fl ljlrvt., Lf. T.1!.l':- :.. ?'I'ATJ1IfJG: I lf .' ' Iv: .' :.. ':' 1: - .-I .' ::. I. 'Lt ' I fl! :'1::, I' EQ: :.-1, If V, fxwz 1 fl Iirpvlrg, If 'I Iff. Ig ::. Jn, K. H Lff::. 1:. 5. Sixty' f' :' L, I O C C ' 6 ho .LQ I X I lv. , X V l f bl ' ' o e o ' ' . ' ' e ' ' . . , ' . Rrdtna Club. A ear ot acttvit led b Marlene Ever Wednesda afternoon enthusiasts of the rw w , w Y ' . DC nel ern, e a- , e.1 I o o , cc - , A ccmpe o' ' - t. , 1' ' , ' A ' ' ' ep 's I ca V r C' I 1 ' . , Stanges lr :ix A, Q . gf.: ' ' r. 'zre the es 'l.s f ' orl. 'st . .. . TfE3. f E5 '.f fl zzf, Ei' :.- 11. ::. fl. 3I-1',' fi. ' :.z...:.1r: , 1 zrx, I E :rr', A. rxclcrt. SZCQT-I RCW: Jun: f.f ' 1 1: 1 ' Btn 12, f., '.'.' T.. A Fi xy F P. S. . 1, ,. 2.1 l. :1g'gl.l1n. fl. L OW: lil. L. I-t'::'.f:., I, l.fr-'rrdesl-cv r, .T if' -:A 'A .' I- :zy I I zwf, tr, F. Ll zztrr., 'I. ra L- xy, P. Moira. I ji i I P17-' Frftyr?-i 'PEY1 0l'l'le jAougLf5 Through the unt1r1ng efforts of the Fathers Club many proJects of benef1t to both the Sxsters and the students are carrled out each year The f1rst of these the Homecomlng was held on Saturday December 6 A card party d1nner and raffle helped to acquamt the parents of the grrls whlle brrngrng IU flnancral assrstance for the college ana academy The Father Daughter Banquet sponsored by the Athletrc Assocratlon was held th1s year on Tuesday March l Corsages from the best beau Dad communrty s1ng1ng and the wonderful talk by the guest speaker Rev Thomas C Donahue made 1t an eve ntng never to be forgotten The annual Sprrng Horse Show held at MISSOUII Stables Arena Aprll 7 8 and 9 was another Fathers Club undertaklng To gether wlth the members of the Horse Show ASSOCIGTIOD the Dads orgamzed DUbl1C1lY tlcket sales and trophy donatrons and added them up to the grand total of a memorable Horse Show The hard worklng fathers who deserve our srncere thanks for thelr wholehearted sup port of each and every student act1v1ty were headed th1s year by Mr A L Clasqu1n pres1dent Mr Iohn L Kelly V1C9DI'QS1d9Ill Mr Leo P Heneghan treasurer Mr Fehx E Bonzon recordrng secretary and Mr L I Chapman correspond1ng secretary The Father Daughter b nquet pcns ed each year by the athletrc assoclatxcrr rs one of the hrghlzghts on the School proqra n L S P 5 Yu. . . 1 1 , I A 1 1 1 1 . . 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I I I - H H , . 4 I B . V . . I . I , 1 1 1 I - - 1 ' I . , . 9 a s or ' ' . . ' ' Y . ' t . ul ' J t 1 ,- . , , v 151.189 A 1 - . ' A57 ' ., f 4 1 , 1 '1 - 1 4 - ' va' .ik ' ,,th. 5. r V 4 I, f - K i , ,., T .,, ln xxx sgf' ' I '. :gc Fri: '-lI1f:ht . ..,.p .s ,:, ,: 1-,,.u,gf, f W rf 'mi 57 fzserh: A :'if1:.y f 1i'.-:' 1' : lf' 'M' Ably assisting the Fathers' Club in plan :Qing and carrying out the annual Home pouring, the Mothers' Club is an indispensa- ole organization to Fontbonne and St. Io- sephs Academy. Monthly meetings are held by the Mothers' Club which are usually fol- lowed by a card party in the cafeteria. These :ard parties serve the purpose of bringing The :mothers together and of acaualnting the Freshman mothers with the school. The thrrll of looking for Mom the caf after school at the card party and of introducing her to teachers classmates. and other mothers is eagerly anticipated. Anxiously awaited ici, are Mothers' Club teas held in Ryan haf Pipe r-'H' I'0l'l'l .!46l'0Cl where you can always persuade Mom to get you a piece of cake or a cookie. The Mothers' Club luncheon for the Seniors of the Academy was held this year on May lO at Norwood Country Club. lt is another of many pleasant memories to add to our Senior scrapbook. We wish to express our grateful appreciaf tion to the capable officers of the Mothers' Club for their tireless work. To Mrs. L. Vtf. Einig, presidentp Mrs. W. B. Iennings, first vice-presidentq Mrs. R. D. Clemens, second vice-presidentg Mrs. L. M. Stuart, recording secretaryy and Mrs. l. E. Nolan, membership secretary, We say a thousand thanks. FRONT ROVV: M. Rmsvr, S, V:ll'11'. BACK ROVV: R. GLCVJ, N. fchnstcn, B. Brcwmnj, Fl. Clfiry, I ::l1111, M. A. S11 , A. Hxfy, S. Olnllry. The couples pxuse in then: dancing tc srmle as the camera captures the sp1r1t of hcppmess at the Chr1str11'1s Zznce. P Sixty F. JI. Spark, Miss Betty Boll, ll. Berry. f'liris1nif1s Inuit-1' 1-huirnimi Snllll' as they xcv Ihr rmultx uf tim flftnr-P. thvir hours of Irlbor s11f'nt prffluzring for t Page Sixty-One ramafic rew The lights dimmed, the curtains parted and before overflow audiences the annual Christmas play was pre- sented December l5 and 16. Under the watchful eye of Miss Bette Boll, as dra- matic director, and Sister M. Antone, as musical director, A Christmas Car- nival was received with much en- thusiasm. A number of the cast included Dottie Berry as Marianne: Florence Spock as Penny: Pat Anderson as Snowball: Mary Vassely as the Candy Fairy: lean Kruempelmann as Captain of the Guard: Io Ann Gratiaa, Singing Dutch Girl: Pat Davies, Alice in Wonderland: Flaggady Andy, Sue Vallar: Raggady Ann, Merle Rieser: Gingerbread Man. Birdie Cowan: Santa Claus, Patty Good- win. Ioan Belz, Ginny Hausmann, and Elle Kaiser headed the crews. J.1..r.,1.., .. 'Twas the thirtieth of December, A very gay day, And time for the seniors' dance Down at R. K. With billowing dresses The floor was a-whirl, Reflecting the glitter Of each starry-eyed girl. The candlelight gave The room such a glow! And through the laughter Soft music did flow. But when with the strains Of Goodnight Sweetheart All knew it was twelve And time to depart. l90l'Lf50l'.4 C HCI K 1 f' fl 1111 ll S x 1 1 1x11 fvfr. 1741 Mrs, f. .Qfsf B. '.'.71i2-fft fl., '1:1d I-iff, fl Vf. M 13' ,,fr.u:1fif1fr1f. '.'17. I. M0113 zr, H1. 11f.'I 1.11.1 1111.11 If gfzt fft. ':.'1 I.f:.'. I.f1. f't1f'f:,1:'11 Ur y 1 lf. Bum? MI. 1:.1: M1:1,B, I. 111:111- My 117, 1 Ixliftl. P, H ...' flfll '.f1. EZ.H.HL1I1Q-,116 liz. 11.11 M1S.Bf5f1j1:x111 Br Mr. mimi IVIIS, ff. YV. 1310111 Mr. if R Mx. I. 1511191 11'+1 III' My 17I'd Mrs. Hgyly fx My G. 2111511 1.15 111, f1: '1 f ffs. I. Cf. C9 IEf1!,K1I.C1Fvff5,Tl i1 D1. ,1I1C ffltzs. A. 11 DI. Q111CQ 111114. M., Tuff. T131 1415. N Ixfz. 3.1114 sf' fffj :i '1 IVIIG. I.f:. 1:.ciMf. fff. 11111 1.1 TI. Q1 f11 IK1. 11:41 241. ::. fAA I X own fha .x4rcAe5, Ioan Belz Marilyn Hellman Edith Lindley Carol Awalt Sue Rafferty Mary lane Guhmann Ioan Doyle Iincey May Alice Schoenberg Elle Kaiser Rita Reis Iean Kruempelmann Ann Parenteau Madi Heade Ioanne Monahan Syl Gay Mary Rossen Mary Ann Breher Pat Keams Carol Wheeler Barbara Walrond Marjorie Brader Ioanne Klein Marian Cowan Pat Ritter Ioan Almon Dottie Berry Ioan Nolan Margaret Wurzer -Bn: 11 -ww if K V .. lice years Anne Maquire Marlene Schniedermeier Nancy Long Cel Carroll Marydelle Nesslein Hazel Forster Doris Mae Lavin Ioan Laherty Doi Wenneman Pal Raes Merle Reiser Mary Ann Striebel Mary Rose Clemens Iacki Scheffinq Connie Barbieri loan Coffey Mary T. Clasquin Ieanetie Bocklaqe Sue Chcrppuis Barbara Gabler P :gf Fixtyfxve 6fa,,,, fQ,,,,A Cy J If 0l2ApL-ff 671111 'MJ We the Class of 1949 of St Ioseph s Acad emy belng of unsound mmd and doubtful reason do hereby pubhsh thts last w1ll and testament Sect1on I I ALICE SCHOENBERG w1ll to Ann Kohl my long tr1p to school so that youll be sure to get your proper exerclse Sectxon II I PAY SCFULTE Kutterer my cher1shed Betsy ln Mercury stat1on wagon becomes SECIIOD III I MERLE RIESER Cathertne Mart1n my qulet unassurmng man ner wlth my 95 s 1n conduct thrown m for good measure Sect1on IV I CONNIE BARBIERI w1ll to Sue Vallar my collectlon of zany saylngs for keep 1ng Klngshrghway bus passengers amused Sect1on V I CAROLYN AWALT w1ll to IJCICIG Dalton my lovely blonde locks w1th 1n structlons for proper care and use Sect1on VI I IUNE HENEGHAN w1ll to Mar garet Postal my bell r1ng1ng Job Wllh a one way ttcket to St V1ncents Sect1on VII I DORIS LAVIN w1ll to Paddy w1ll to Ioan case the 49 unsafe w1ll to Mary Goodwm my theatrrcal talents so that you won t have to s1t ln next year s Chrlstmas play too Sect1on VIII I CAROL WHEELER w1ll to Sue Coll1ns my loud VOICG and boom1ng laugh m case you ever want to make yourself heard Sect1on IX I MARY CLEMENS w1ll to Io Ann Gratlaa my undylng affectlon for Webster and IIS lnhabltants Sect1on X I MARLENE SCHNIEDERMEIER w1ll to Marlene Bolhotner my last name hop mg youll pass 1t on so that St Ioe w1ll never be w1thout a Schn1ederme1er Sect1on XI I BETTY VAHEY w1ll to Betty Byrne my undylng love for St I..ou1s Baked Benals May you never lose your taste for them Sect1on XII I MADI HEADE w1ll to Betty Lou Vogt my tremendous herght It may come rn handy for see1ng over people s heads rn a crowd Sect1on XIII I MARILYN HELLMAN w1ll to Pat Gallagher my speclal sugar sack Ior feed 1ng M1ssour1 Stables horses Sect1on XIV I IEAN KRUEMPELMANN w1ll to Mary Vassely my favorrte book Greek Heroes of Today I know youll take proper care of 1t PQ S tyE Sect1on XV I DOTTIE BERRY w1ll to Tom Sassrn my cheerleadmg ab1l1ty and my hand book Explanattons on Gettmg Home Late Sect1on XVI I IACKIE SCHEFFING w1ll to Anne Barthelme my portable radxo Wlth d1rec tlons tor use at the worst poss1ble t1mes Sectron XVII I IOAN DOYLE w1ll to Au drey G1ovann1 my w1deawake alertness 1n Socrology for wh1ch Stster Agnes Ceclle w1ll bless you Sect1on XVIII I MARYDELLE NESSLEIN w1ll to Mar1an OMeara my pamphlet ent1tled Ir1sh Names for the Whole Fam1ly by T Conlon Sect1on XIX I CEL CARROLL w1ll to Helen Speckart my North St Lou1s connect1ons wrth a warnlng to use them d1screetly Sect1on XX I ANNE PARENTEAU w1ll to Anlta Pellegr1n1 my peanut butter for enloy ment 1n any and all classes Sect1on XXI I IOANA NOLAN w1ll to Iudy Wultmeyer my theme song Happtness Is lust a Thmg Called Ioe SGCIIOD XXII I NANCY LONG w1ll to Iean Roth my shyness and my br1ll1ant blush w1tn the hope that you can control them better than I Sect1on XXII I KAY CASSIDY w1ll to Susre Swltzer my DTIZG record Alabamy Bound and my Sprmghtll hat Sectlon XXIV I ANN MAGUIRE w1ll to Nancy Rorert my blonde streak Even though she doesnt need 1t 1tll look better on her than 1t does on me Sect1on XXV I MARY ROSSEN w1ll to Marybelle Steele my love for Un1vers1ty C1ty Wlldllfe espec1ally the bagel varlety Sect1on XXVI I RITA REIS w1ll to Maman Hams my Tom Home Set Instruct1ons cluded Sect1on XXVII I BARBARA GABLER w1ll to Vxrgrma Breher my detatled map of Normandy Wllh 1mportant places marked Sectxon XXVIII I DOROTHY WENNEMAN w1ll to Iack1e Smlth my well worn eraser for typmg class Sect1on XXIX I IRIS BAKER w1ll to Dolores Lowther my place on the thlrd floor steps Sect1on XXX I PAT KEARNS w1ll to Betty George my shr1nk proof untform wrth washlng mstrucuons mcluded I 1 . . . I I . - H 1 I I . . . 1 11 . . 11 1 1 - ' ' I I ' I I - . 1 . . . . I I I . . , I , . 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 I - . 1 . . 11 1 . 11 - 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 F - . ' I I - ' I I . . . . 11 . - - I , . 1 . 11 - 1 1 - 1 1 . . 1 . . . 1 . . 1 . , . u . , , I I fs - I . 1 1 ' ' I I I . . 11 11 I 1 1 - 1 1 . . . . . , I I - 1 . . 1 1 ' 1 1 I I - c I . 1 . . , I I , . - 1 1 . . 1 . . 1 , I I ' ' ' I 1 - 1 1 . . . . . . 1 . , 1 - 1 1 . , , . - - 1 1 - 1 1 . 11 . . 1 - 1 1 11 , . . . . a e xx - xghl Sectron XXXI I MARY T CLASOUIN w1ll to Sh1rley Mart1n my pony called Latrna It comes 1n handy once 1n a wh1le Sect1on XXXII I SUE CHAPPUIS w1ll to Audry Grlder my alphabet espec1ally the let tersl B and FT SHERIDAN Sectlon XXXIII I SUE RAFEERTY w1ll to Betty Welek my ab1l1ty to speak over mlkes I hope you w1ll have no trouble SGCIIOH XXXIV I IOAN COEEEY w1ll to Mary Tenge my stock ln the Hagerty Coffey Company Sectron XXXV I PAT RITTER w1ll to Betty Bawn our school song whxch leads every S IA g1rl to V I C tory Sect1on XXXVI I IOAN ALMON w1ll to lean Ramclottr my undymg love and affecuon for Gretchen wrth a can of o1l to keep her bones from squeakxng Sect1on XXXVII I IEANETTE BOCKLAGE w1ll to Ioan Rogers my scrssors wh1ch I use for cuttlng ha1r Use Regularly Sectron XXXVIII I IOAN BELZ w1ll to Irleen Kuhlman my album of Krause records to be played on long dreary mghts Sect1on XXXIX I BARBARA WALROND w1ll to Pat MCNeary my seat rn Senlor B home room so you may observe all thats lnterestmg Sectron XL I MARY ANNE BREHER w1ll to Mary Alrce McKay my glasses and case to be carrled wrth you at all tlmes so you may be able to see all the thrngs I have m1ssed SSCIIOH XLI I EDITH LINDLEY w1ll to Ar leen Kuhlman my thr1ll on a plcmc when they serve FRANKfurters Sect1on XLII I SYL GAY w1ll my adopted m1ddle name of Lea to Marllyn Porter May you use 1t whenever the occasmon GIISGS Secuon XLIII I HAZEL FORSTER w1ll to Ioan Smehuyzen my locker wrth 1ts well ground well kept new look Sec 1on XLIV I MARIORIE BRADER w1ll to Theone Klenke my beautrful sun tan and my sun tan lotron Sectron XLV We the SENIOR CLASS w1ll to Mary Kamp our heartlest welcome to Amer rca and S I A Sectron XLVI I MARGARET WURZER w1ll to VIFQIHIG Russo my can of R1val Dog Food guaranteed to grve all anrmals SPUNK P C6111 'MJ SQCIIOH XLVII I IOANNE MONAHAN w1ll to Cathy Carney my varslty u1t and my pocket s1ze portable travel1ng lron Sectlon XLVIII I ELLE KAISER w1ll to Au drey Haley my fatal attrachon for men w1th odd last names Sectlon XLIX I PAT ANDERSON w1ll to Pat Barnes my small box of bobby pms and the 5 mlnutes I use 1n puttmg my harr up Secuon L I PAT RAES w1ll to Pat I-Iuges my pamphlet by Erruly Post on How to Grve Successful Partres Sectton LI I MARY ANN STANGLER w1l1 to Pat Hoerr my perfect attendance record at St oe Sectlon LII I MARY IANE GUHMAN w1ll to Rosemary Fxscher my LOVE for Trrangles Wlth a few axxoms to help work 1t out Sectlon LIII I IACKIE HARTENBACH w1ll to Dolores Berra my lntense hatred for all men especxally those from South St Lou1s Sectlon LIV I GINNY HAUSMAN w1ll to Mary Clarre Murphy my love for the Kohlman and all the laffs hell brmg you Sectron LV I BETTY IEAN DOWD w1ll to lane Lux my sweet tooth for Pecan Pete cand 1 bars hope you learn to l1ke them too Sectron LVI I MARY ANN STRIEBEL w1ll to Mane Russo my wellworn seat on the L1ndellWydown Hope you get to use rt more than I dld Sechon LVII I IOANNE KLEIN w1ll to Mary Agnes Slaughter my Just off the press booklet How to Keep a Man desp1te the efforts of certam senlors Sectron LVIII I MARIAN COWAN w1ll to Marlene McNamee my love for slumb r partres espec1ally the rrudnmght snack SGCIIOH LIX I MARIANNA STUART w1ll to V1rg1n1a O Hare and Mary Ann Daly my love for cream colored convertxbles and all of rts ac cessorles Sectron LX I IINCEY MAY w1ll to Mary Pat Brennan my favor1te color scheme My red hat rn the green room Sect1on LXI I IOAN LAHERTY w1ll to Anne Colfer my extra set of detachable bangs xn case you re ever out 1n pubhc w1thout yours ge S tyN I . . 1 . v , 1 . , . , . , , . S - - 1 . - 1 1 - , , L ' I . - 1 1 . , , 1 . . 11 . 11 l - 1 1 . , , - . 11 . . 11 - - . . 1 - 1 1 . , , . I I . . . . . 1 ' I 1 ' - 1 1 . , , . . . . f . f ' - 1 1 - 1 1 A 1 1 , . - 1 1 ' ' ' . . . X 1 1 . . ' . ' ' - 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 ' . 1 . ' ' ' 1 11 11 . 1 - 1 1 ' . 11 11 1 . . . . , , D v 1 - 1 1 . ' I 1 . . - 1 1 ' . . . 1 4' ' . . l - 1 1 - . ' ' - 1 1 . 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 , . 1 . . . Cl IX - IHS I'l6ll95 Team Party Gruesome Ordeal My Iohann Raggedy Ann Original Pose In an Old Dutch Garden Caught in the Act Sophisticated Sophs Paddy's Under the Whiskers After the Game Was Won Heavy, Heavy Hangs Over the Head Seniors, Snow, and Medaille SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY Srliggrliluls' 1818 The Oldest University West ot the Mississippi Otters the Finest of Modern Courses Aeronautical Technology, Arts and Sciences, Commerce and Finance, Dentistry Geophysical Technology, Graduate School, Law, Medicine, Social Sciences Social Services Nursing University College For Informcrtlon Wr1te 221 NORTH GRAND BLVD ST LOUIS 3 MO St Louis University Owns and Operates Radio Stations WEW and WEWIFM GAf d 297 Good Wishes HENRY SULLIVAN A1o1s A Wmterer Opt1ca1 Co EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED KENNETH SULLIVAN 202 N Seventh Street St Louis 1 Mo FOREST PARK LUMBER 6. SUPPLY CO 6325 Clayton Ave Phone Hllcmd 0293 SUNRISE BRAND TE yh ll 4 2041 P T I I I ., . , . 'el 6 Dr. George A. 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