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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1950 volume:

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Each one in his time plays many parts. in the second of Shakespeares seven acts through We, as students, are which each must pass in her lifetime. For the seniors, the events recorded within these pages mark the termination of four years of GCLDEN DAYS spent Within the granite walls of St. loseph's Academy. This book, then, is for them the final link that forms the chain of high school years. For the other classes, juniors, sophomores, freshmen, these pages hold memories of a year's work and play at their alma mater. May this drama of school days in i949-50, he more thrilling each time it is seen by you, its players. 1 dp'- 11 A' I h , : 4 . .Y 1 Y sf . , 1 I I 4 as Q K if '-Q S S' 4, , 1' I 5' 1 I YP ev 1 1 Q ' A 1, F fs il M' esAN s ' fl. fi Q sg x , 4 Nw we x ' E 'SQ' 4 ,-' I1 3 ,WF ff' W ' . , ff f ' ' 5 Q ' A 'Z' t R X ' 11 1 'K' 9 4 K , 4 ,. ' s . A .V ,L Y' ' if 1 , 1 4' L14 f 1 If . A -1 ' J 4' 'i ix S ., .t A rg. 4 . J V, I Q N A' A L ita 5.5 . ' 1 + f' . ' ' I , . I A 3 5, 1 Tr Q EZ if 5 i 2.5 ' I ' kg. s 2 V . 1' af - 1 ' ' n g W' f A ' A v A S Q ? -1 if - 'S+-Ig K u-5 1 Q A . 'F 'S I9 , ' 1 H 4-.QM nf Q N W . 'V 3 in K Q s ,1 I vw I K1 I J ,195 l , ,. :ff ,t it Q x ff K HE PRHGHANINIE DTRECTQES PRCDLOGUE DEDICATTCN BOARD OF DIRECTQES ACT I: THE PLAYERS ACT H: THE SETTINGS EPILCGUE SPONSGRS lE5lI-Hilti UEHIEATIU Ever mindful of the love and loyalty that every graduate has for her alma mater, We, the senior class of l950, dedicate this annual, First, to the alumnae of St. loseph's Academy, who fifty years ago met at the old academy on 0400 Minnesota avenue to organize an association that has functioned regularly since 1901, Secondly, to the Sisters of St. Ioseph, who are this year celebrating the three-hundreth anniversary of their founding as a religious com- munity in Le Puy, France. Htl itll ill UIREETUH Sister Mary Helen, C.S.I., Principal English Sister M. Emmelia, C.S.l. Religion, History, English Sister Mary Virginia, C.S.l. Religion, Latin Sister M. Winiired, C.S.I. Art Sister Angela Marie, C.S.l. Religion, Home Economics, Latin Sister Anne Agnes, C.S.l. Religion Mathematics Sister Agnes Loretto, C.S.l. sg-Agfzg-lf QWMLX Religion, Science, Mathema ics Sister Anne Edward, C.S.l. Religion, Commercial Sister Agnes Cecile, C.S.l. Religion, Social Science Sister lean Fonthonne, C.S.l ' Religion, English, French f ' ' Sister Mary Antone, C.S.l. Sister Mary Arthur, C.S.l. Choral Miss Celeste Kerber Physical Education EEEEE ' 'ff , 'I 1' ' frff, V , , ,fyf 4fE 1, THE EEEEEEE 31X yr E I EE 133 Q lr 'l'wr'lv C Qgchoof Lila 5 BETTE WELEK St, Stephen Clam Class President, 4: Sodality, 1-2-3-4: Athletic Association 1234 Pep Club 2-3: Skating Club, 2, Riding Club and Horse Show, 17 Volleyball 23 Class Basketball Team, 3, Sub-Deb Club, 3-4, Catechist, 2-3 Swimming Team 4 Senior Discussion Club, 4. MARY CATHERINE MARTIN St. Margaret of Scotland Mary Kay Sodality, 1-2-3-4, Class Vice-President, 25 SAIOAC Staff, 4 Press Club 4 Ath letic Association, l-2-3-4, Pep Club, 1-2-3-43 Christmas Play 24 Riding Club and Horse Show, l-2-35 Volleyball, 47 Science Club, 35 Art Club 13 Catechist 3 Latin Club, 31 Swimming Team, 4, Modern Dance, 4: Senior Discussion Club 4 ANITA LOUISE PEl..l..EGRlNl St. Gabriel the Archangel Nita Sodality, 1-Z-3-45 C.S,M.C., l-2-3-4, Athletic Association 1234 Pep Cub l-2-3-45 Christmas Play, 2-4, Riding Club and Horse Show 123 Art Club 34 French Club, 35 Catechist, 3, Modern Dance, 4. lOAN ROGERS Mary Queen of Peace Rope Sodality, l-2-3-47 C.S.M.C,. l-Z-3-4: Athletic Association 1234 Pep Cub l-2-3-4, Bowling Club, lp Volleyball, 2-45 Captain, 25 Science Club 4 French Club, 3-47 Senior Discussion Club, 4, 'Whrz' Iloppevhlf CSCAOOK qgd S MARY AUDREY GIOVANNI Blessed Sacrament Maurice Sodality, 1-2-3-4: Glee Club, 2-3-4, C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-4, A Cappella, 1-2-3, Athletic Association, l-2-3-4, Pep Club, 1-2 4, Christmas Play, l-3-4, Skating Club, 1-27 Science Club, 3-4, Treasurer, 45 Latin Club, 3, Librarian Club, 3, Class Hockey Team, 1. MARY PATRICIA BRENNAN Blessed Sacrament Paz Sodality, l-2-3-4, Class Vice-President, 45 Athletic Association, 1-2-3-4, Pep Club, l-2-3, Christmas Play, lp Skating Club, 1-2-3, Varsity Basketball Team, 4: Science Club, 3-4, Sodality Union Representative, 3-4, Latin Club, 3. MARION HARRIS St. Roch Mimi Sodality, l-2-3-47 Glee Club, 2-3-4, C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-4, A Cappella, 2, Class Treasurer, 3, Press Club, 2, Athletic Association, 1-25 Christmas Play, Z-4, Bowl- ing Club, 1: Science Club, 3, Catechist, 3, Latin Club, 3-45 Librarian Club, 3, Pep Club, 1-2. PATRICIA HOERH St. Ann KNormandyl Paz Sodality, l-2-3-4, C.S.M.C., l-2-3-45 Pep Club, 2-3, Christmas Play, 4, Bowling Club, l-45 Skating Club, 1-47 Librarian Club, 3, Modern Dance, 4. Watvh the bo-idie. Page Thirteen G' KMIGHT ffl PATRICIA A. GALLAGHER Sl. Gabriel thb Arvlianarl ,,1.H,Xh,, Sodality, l-2-3 47 Glow Club, 47 C.S.M.C,, 1-2-3-47 Class Trecrsurrr, 47 Athle-hc' Association, 1-2-3-47 Psp Club, 1-2-3-47 Cheerleader, 17 Christmas Play, l-2-3-47 Briwlinq Club, 17 Volleyball, 47 Class Baskotball Tbam, 1-27 May Maid, 27 Latin Flub, 3-47 librarian Cubt 37 Modern llanro, 4. ,VM x- ff VIRGINIA BREHER St. Ann lNnrrnandyl Ginl: - Sodality, 1-2-3-47 Gifs? Club, 27 C.S.M.C., 1-Q-3-41 C0unCil, 37 SAIOAC Staff, 47 Athletic Association, 1-2-3-47 Pep Club, l-2-3-47 Christmas Play, 47' Bowlinq Club, l7 Riding Club and Horse Show, 1-fl-47 Vollvyball, 47 Class Basketball Teanr, l-I2-37 Srionro Club, 3-47 Vive-Prusifieuit, 47 Art Club, 47 Librarian Club, 3. CATHERINE IEAN RAMACCIQTTI St. Gabriel llrrn Arvltanqc-l Nunn Sodality, ll?-3-47 C.S.M.C,, l-23-47 Atlilwtir: Association, l-2-3-47 P6-p Club, l-I2-3-47 Scfcreltary, 37 Christmas Play, 2-47 Ririrnq Club and Horse Show, 1-2-37 Sriffnre Club, 3-47 Art Club, 47 C.B,C. R1 f'I'0SC'Ilif1ilV0, 47 Swnnrninq Team, 47 Mvdfvrn lWarif'r', 4, Senior l'li5c'ussiOn Club, 4. BETTY LGU VOGT St. Gabriwl thw Arrliariqnl livin Smdalrty, 1-223-47 C,S,M,C., l-2-3-47 Athlvtic Assuviation, l-fl-3-47 PGP Club, 123-47 Christmas Play, 2-47 Skatinq Club, 47 Ridinq Club and Horst' Show, l-T-37 SKHCTICO Club, 47 Swrrbtary, 47 Fnrllrlrty Union Reprvswntative, 1-27 May Maid, T57 Art Club, 47 Modwrn ll41l1C'X, fl. ,I ffm' lhrf'f'. QDOKCICH CRMKG S MARY VASSELY St, Nicholas Greek Orthodox Cl1ump C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-4, Class Secretary, 4, Class Treasurer, lg ACADEMY Staff, 4, SAIOAC Staff, 45 Press Club, 47 Athletic Associatiin, 1-2-3-4, Pep Club, 1-2-3-4: Cheerleader, 2-45 Christmas Play, l-2-45 Bowling Club, l-25 Volleyball 1-Z-31 Corps Basketball Team, l-27 Class Basketball Team, l-2-3, Captain, 2, Modern Dance, 4, Tennis Club, 4, President, 4. MARTHA IEANNE ROTH Our Lady of Lourdes tYuisum'v Sodality, l-2-3-45 C.S.M.C., l-2-3-4, SAIOAC Stott, 4, Class President, 3, Press Club, 4, Athletic Association 1-2-3-4: Pep Club, 1-2, Bowling Club, 2, Skating Club, l-2, Varsity Basketball, 4: Corps Basketball Team, 2, Class Basketball Team, 1-2-3, Science Club, 25 Catechist, 3, Latin Club, 3-4, Modern Dance, 47 Tennis Team, 4, Senior Discussion Club, 4, Class Hockey Team, l. HELEN ANN SPECKART St. Enqelbert Sp1'cl: Sodality, 1-2-3-45 C.S.M.C., l-2-3-4, Class Vice-President, ly SAIOAC Staff, 4, Press Club, 45 Athletic Association l-2-3-4, Secretary, 3, Pep Club, 1-2-3, Bowl- ing Club, l-25 Varsity Hockey Team, 2-37 Volleyball, l-2-3, Varsity Basketball Team, 3, Class Basketball Team, l-2-3, Catechist, 37 Latin Club, 3-43 Modern Dance, 4, Tennis Club, 4, Senior Discussion Club, 4. KATHLEEN CARNEY St. Roch fXavier High School, l-21 '-Kathy Sodality, 3-4, C.S.M.C., 3-47 Athletic Association, 3-4, Vice-President, 45 Pep Club, 3-4: Christmas Play, 4, Bowling Club, 4, Skating Club, 41 Volleyball, 4, Varsity Basketball, 3-4, Captain, 47 Class Basketball Team, 3-45 Science Club, 3, Latin Club, 3, President, 3, Swimming Team, 41 Tennis Club, 4. Not so big. :slr - X .wv- - X423- aft' H 6' 5343351 My ' sf -,Lie . ' 'fv' fav: 4, Q ,Q ,,t, , 3- Paqe Fifteen i asses, IACQUELINE DALTON St. Paul lm-I.-f.- Sodality, 1-2-3-47 C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-4, Athletic Association, l-2-3-4, Pep Club, l-2-3-4, Bowling Club, 4: Skating Club, 243-4, Volleyball, 4, Class Basketball Team, 172, Librarian Club, 3. MARIE RUSSO St. Ambrose i'lImii ' Sodality, l-2,3-4, C.S.M.C,, l-2-341 SAIOAC Staff, 4, Athletic Association, l-2-3-47 Pep Club, 1-2-3-47 Bowling Club, 1-2, Volleyball, l-2-45 Class Basketball Team, ly Librarian Club, 4. PEGGY PEELER St. lohn the Baptist KSI. Margaret High School, l-2-3D uppgn P-:ae Sixte-.fn Sodality, 4, Glee Club, 4, C.S.M.C., 4, Christmas Play, 4. DOLORES BERRA St. Ambrose Ib-if Sodality, l-2-3-4: C.S.M.C,, 1-2-3: Athletic Association, l-2-34, Pep Club, lf2-3-4, Bowling Club, 1,47 Volleyball, 47 Class Bfiskf'-tliall Team, 1,33 librarian Club, 3. Hook u'rn'1ns. mociafs S700 MARILYN PORTER All Saints Lynn Sodality, 1-2-3-4, C.S.M.C., l-2-3-4, Athletic Association, l-2-3-4, Pep Club l-2-3-47 Christmas Play, 3, Bowling Club, 1-45 Volleyball, 1-45 Class Basketball Team, 1-2, Captain, 1, Art Club, 1-3. SUE ELLEN COLLINS Little Flower Sun Sodality, l-2+3-4, C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-4, Class Secretary, lg ACADEMY Staff, 4: Press Club, 4, Athletic Association, 12-3-4, Pep Club, 1-2-3-4, Christmas Play, 2, Riding Club and Horse Show, 27 Volleyball, 2-4, Science Club, 4, Catechist, 3, Latin Club, 3, Modern Dance, 4. BETTE BYRNE Holy Innocents Willie SODALITY, l-2-3-47 C.S,M.C., l-2-3-4, Mission Council, 2, SAIOAC Staff, 31 Press Club, 3, Athletic Association, l-2-3-4, Pep Club, 1-2-4, Christmas Play, 3-47 Bowling Club, 1, Riding Club, 2, Volleyball, 47 Varsity Basketball Team, 4, Class Basketball Team, 1-2. IEANNE BENCE Little Flower tChrist the King School, Atlanta, Ga., 1-2-33 .lcminic Sodality, 45 C.S.M.C., 4, Athletic Association, 4, Pep Club, 4, French Club, 41 Modern Dance, 4, Senior Discussion Club, 4. Wh at's so f1l'Il1l:lj? - ...-f I ,-f. -.7. I . - Q. ' ..l,t. it Page Seventeen ,Q G resser tynto Ulla .9 ANN KOI-lL Our Lady oi Lourdes l,'uulfiw Sodalxty, l-2-3-4, Gloo Club, 2-3-4, A Cappella, l-2, C.S.M,C., 1-2-3-4, Athletic Association, l-2-3-4, Pop Club, l-2-3-4, Christmas Play, 3-4, Bowlinq Club, l-2, Skatinq Club, 1, Volleyball, 2, Class Baskoiball Team, 1-fl, Librarian Club, 3. MARY Al.,lCE MCKAY Immacolata ..Smmk1.'.,. Sodality, l-2-3-4, C.S.M.C., l-2-3-4, Athletic Association, l-2-35 Pop Club, l-fl-3-4, Christmas Play, 2-4, Bowlinq Club, lg Skating Club, lp Cateclust, 3, Tennis Club, 4, Modern Dance, 4, Senior Discussion Club, 4. MARIE ANTOINETTE SASSIN Our Lady of the Pillar l'nnL Sodalily, 1-2-3-4, GIPQ Club, 4, C.S.M.C., l-Z-3-4, Class Secretary, 25 SAIOAC Stall, 4, ACADEMY Stall, 4, Athletic Assoriation, 1-2-3-4, Pop Club, 1-2-3-4, Clioorloador, 3, Christmas Play, 4, Rirlinq Club and Horse Show, l-2-3, Class Basketball Tcam, 1-2, Catochist, 3, Modern Dance, 4, Prosident, 4, Sonior Dis- vussiori Club, 4. MARY LOIS TENGE lniniacolala i'lI11rr ' Sodality, 12-3-4, Glen Club, 2-4, C.S.M.C., l-2-3-4, Counril, 4, Athlotic' Asso- riation, l-27 Pep Club, I-2-3-4, Christmas Play, Q-4, Bowling Club, 1, Skatinq Club, l, Class Basketball Twain, 2-3, Catechist, 3, Tcnnis Club, 4, Modern Dancso, 4, Senior Discussion Club, 4, lVill if Iri1f'. ' kat fvflre 00 ew MARY SUZANNE VALLAR St. Engelbert USMC., Sodality, I-2-3-47 C.S.M.C., l-2-3-47 Class Secretary, 37 Athletic Association, l-2-3-4: President, 47 Pep Club, l-2-3-47 Cheerleader, 17 Christmas Play, 3-47 Volleyball, 2-47 Varsity Basketball Team, 3-47 Class Basketball Team, 1-2-3-4- Spiritual Council, 47 Sub-Deb Club, 2-3-47 Treasurer, 37 President, 47 Catechist 37 Senior Discussion Club, 4. I 1 JANE LUX St. Luke Irma Sodality, l-2-3-47 C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-47 Vice-President, 47 Mission Council, 47 Class President, l7 ACADEMY Staff, 47 SAIOAC Staff, 47 Athletic Association, 1-2-3-47 Pep Club, l-27 Bowling Club, l-2-3-47 Skating Club, l-2-3-47 Volleyball, 1-2-3-47 Class Basketball Team, 1-2-37 Sodality Union Representative, 2-3-47 Spiritual Council, 2-3-47 Catechist, 3. lACOUEl..lNE MARIE SMITH St. Roch .lacquie Sodality, 1-2-3-47 C.S.M.C., l-2-3-47 President, 47 Mission Council, 47 Athletic Association, 1-2-3-47 Pep Club, l-2-3-47 Cheerleader, l-47 Christmas Play, 27 Sub- Deb Club, 47 May Maid, 37 Catechist, 37 Modern Dance, 47 Senior Discussion Club, 4. MARY MURPHY St. Pius Murph Sodality, l-2-3-47 Vice-Preiect, 47 Treasurer, 37 C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-47 SAIOAC Staff, 37 Athletic Association, l-2-3-47 Pep Club, l-27 Christmas Play, 37 Basketball Class Team, l-27 Sodality Union Representative, 3-47 Spiritual Council, 3-47 Sub- Deb Club, 3-47 Catechist, 37 Senior Discussion Club, 4. Peel-leez! Page Nineteen Page Twenty G OM T6 M6611 NANCY IEAN RORERT St. Gabriel the Archangel Nano Sodality, l-2-3, Glee Club, 3-45 C.S.M.C., 1-Z-3-4, Athletic Association, 1-2-3-45 Pep Club, 1-2-3-4, Riding Club and Horse Show, 1-2-37 Volleyball, 45 Art Club, 45 Tennis Club, 4, Modern Dance. IOAN KUTTERER St. Mary Magdalen Hap-A-Long Sodality, 1-2-3-4, C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-4, Athletic Association, l-2-3-4: Pep Club, 1-2-3, Christmas Play, lg Riding Club and Horse Show, 1-2-3-4, Volleyball, 3, Class Basketball Team, 3: Art Club, 1-3, Modern Dance, 4, President Riding Club, 4. MARLENE BOLHOFNER St. Luke Mar Sodality, 1-2-3-4, C.S.M.C., l-2-3-4, Athletic Association, 1-2-3-4, Pep Club, 1-2-3, Christmas Play, 4, Bowling Club, 4, Skating Club, 3, Riding Club and Horse Show, 2, Art Club, 1-2-3, Modern Dance, 4. ARLINE ELIZABETH SWITZER Our Lady of Lourdes Susie Sodality, 1-2-35 Glee Club, 2-3-45 C.S.M.C., l-2-3-47 Athletic Association, 1-2-3-41 Pep Club, 1-Z-3-45 Christmas Play, 3-45 Skating Club, 2-3-47 Riding Club, 2-3: Volleyball, 45 Class Basketball Team, 1-2-37 French Club, 3-4, Catechist, 37 Swimming Team, 4, Modern Dance, 4. Sleepy timr' gals. J L. C' H QQTQGH GHC MARIAN OMEARA St. Roch Cr'ulgi ' Sodality, l'2'3-47 SAIOAC Staff, l-3-47 Editor, 4 Press Club l 2 3 4 Athletic Association, l-2-3-47 Pep Club, l-2-3-47 Christmas Play 4 Skating Club 24 Riding Club, 1: Volleyball, 47 Science Club, 3-47 Art Club 3 French Club 3 Swimming Team, 47 Tennis Club, 4. ANN BARTHELME Holy Innocents .-Inuit? Sodality, 1-243-47 C.S,M.C., 1-2-3-47 Class Vice-Presiaent 3 ACADEMY Staff 47 Press Club, I-47 Athletic Association, l-2-3-47 Pep Club 123 4 Bowling Club 1-2? Riding Club and Horse Show, 17 Science Club 4 Art Club 13 Librarian Club, 3: Tennis Club, 4. MARLENE MCNAMEL Our Lady of Lourdes forums Sodality, 1-2-3-47 Athletic Association, I-2-3-47 Pep Club 123 Christmas Play 2-47 Bowling Club, 2, Volleyball, 37 Class Basketball Team 3 French Club 34 Latin Club, 37 Modern Dance, 4. VIRGINIA O'l-IARE St. James ..Ci,my,, Sodality, 1,2-3,47 C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-47 SAIOAC Staff Association, 1-2-3,47 Pep Club, l-2-3-47 Christmas Riding Club and Horse Show, l-2-37 Volleyball, Catechist, 37 French Club, 3-47 Swimming Team, 4 4: Tennis Club, 4: Senior Discussion Club, 4. lwpsofleait twice u day. 41.7 ... ,af-4 4 .4 ir vi .r, 'Cf if or il-yliliiill' mfs MABYBEI. STEELE Christ the King Mulxii ' Sodality, 1-2-3-4, C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-4, SAIOAC Stall, 3, ACADEMY Stall, 47 Assn crate Editor, 45 Press Club, 35 Athletic Association, 1-2-3-47 Pep Club, l-Ig Bowl inq Club, l-2-35 Volleyball, 1-2-4, Varsity Basketball Team, 4, Corps Team, l Class Basketball Team, l-27 Spiritual Council, 3, Class Hockey Team, 17 Cap tain, l. PATRICIA GOODWIN Blessed Sacrament l'u.'In ' Soclality, l-2-3-4, C,S.M.C,, l-2-35 ACADEMY Stoll, 4, Athletic Association lfl-3-45 Pep Club, l-2,3-4, Treasurer, 37 Christmas Play, 3--4, Bowlinq Club 1233 4, Skatina Club, l-2, Volleyball, ly Class Basketball Team, l-Il, Catechist 35 Librarian Club, 3-43 Vice-President, 3v4. THEONE KLENKE St. Luke MSN. Fodality, 1,2-3-4, C.S.M.C., l-2-3'-4, Class Presidrnt, 2, ACADEMY Statt, 45 Athletic Association, 1-2-3-4, Pep Club, l-2-3-4: Christmas Play, 4: Bowling Club l-2-3-4: Volleyball, 45 Class Basketball Team, 2: May Maid, 37 Art Club, l-2-3-45 Cfatechist, 3, Librarian Club, 1-2f3'4g President, 4. PATRICIA BARNES St. Patrick Curlurn Sodality, 1-2-3-4, Glee Club, lg A Cappella, lp C.S,M.C., l-2-344, Mission Coun t-11, 17273745 ACADEMY Smit, 47 SAIOAC Stall, 45 Press Club, 4, Athletic Assosia tion, l-2-47 Pep Club, l-2-3-47 Christmas Play, 4: Bowlinq Club, 1-2-4, Volleyball 4, Class Basketball Team, 25 Art Club, 1,2-3,47 Catecliist, 35 Librarian Club, 3 nut al Inst! Piiqe Twenty-Two Q QAIIUCI S Q i hx ANNE COLFER St. Roch Mun lluff' Sodality, l-2-3-4, C.S.M.C., l-2-3-4, Glee Club, Z-3-47 Business Manager SAIOAC, 4, Press Club, 3-4, Vice-President, 37 Athletic Association, 1-2-3-4, Pep Club, l-2-3-4, Christrrias Play, 4, Bowling Club, l-2, Skating Club, 2-45 Hockey Team, 2-37 Volleyball, 1-2-4, Varsity Basketball Team, 2-3-45 Class Basketball Team, l-2-3-47 Spiritual Council, 4, Art Club, 3, French Club, 37 Catechist, 3, Latin Club, 3: Tennis Club, 4. lUDITH LOIS WULFMEYER Little Flower Judy Sociality, 1-2-3-4, Pretect, 4, Secretary, 35 Glee Club, 2-3-4, Mission Council, 25 SAIOAC Staff, 3, Press Club, 2-35 Pep Club, 1-2-3-4: Christmas Play, Z-3-4, Skat- ing Club, 25 Varsity Hockey Team, lg Class Basketball Team, l-2-3, Volleyball, 4, Sodality Union Representative, 3-4, Spiritual Council, 3-4, May Queen, 45 Tennis Club, 47 Senior Discussion Club, 4. IO ANN GRATIAA St. Michael tShrewsburyl .JO-, Sodality, 1-2-3-45 Glee Club, 2-3-4, A Cappella, l-2, C.S.M.C,, 1-2-3-4, Athletic Association, l-2-3-45 Treasurer, 3, Christmas Play, I-3-47 Bowling Club, 1-25 Skat- ing Club, 2, Varsity Hockey Team, 2-3, Volleyball, 1-2-4, Varsity Basketball Team, 1-2-3-45 Class Basketball Team, 1-2-4, Catechist, 37 Latin Club, 3, SHIRLEY ANN MARTIN St. Luke Shirl Sodality, l-2-3-4, Glee Club, 2-3-45 C.S.M.C., l-2-3-4, Council, 3, Editor ACAD- EMY, 47 Athletic Association, l-2-3-4, Pep Club, l-2-3-47 Christmas Play, l-3-4, Bowling Club, 1-27 Skating Club, 2, Volleyball, 2, Varsity Basketball Team, 3-47 Class Basketball Team, 1-2, Modern Dance, 4, Tennis Club, 4, Senior Discussion Club, 4, Class Hockey Team, 1. Alzrayx llllllllllllg. mf 'asv' We. Page Twenty-Three fw' ,., ..r, , Qtvitm 7,3 J is V .. ini. fiplwpnli- 3 . af nf 'Q' ' ' J N 5 Paqe Twenty-Four nl! A .x X 1 I qvrite in I 'ieart MARY ANN DALY St. Ioseph fClaytonJ llilerinx I-liqh School, ll .ll.,-LII. Sodality, 2-3-4, Glee Club, 3-4: C.S.M.C., 2-3-4, Athletic Association, 2-3-45 Pep Club, Z-3-4, Christmas Play, 4, Bowling Club, 2-3-4, Skating Club, 2-3-4, Volley- ball, 2-4, Class Basketball Team, 2, Art Club, 3, Librarian Club, 3-4, Modern Dance, 4. MARY KAMP ISK. Mary's Lyceum 'S-Hertoqenbosch, Netherlands, l-21 B.,1,1,y Glee Club, 3, Sodality, S-4, C.S.M.C., 3-45 Press Club, 4: Athletic Association, 3-4: Pep Club, 3-4, Christmas Play, 4, Varsity Hockey Team, 3, Volleyball, 4, Art Club, 3-47 French Club, 37 Librarian Club, 4. 7 0 - 3' I S VIRGINIA LEE FIUSSO P Our Lady of Lourdes lQium ' Sodality, 1-2-3-47 Glen- Club, 4, SAIOAC Staff, 47 Athletic Association, l-2-35 Pep Club, l-Z-3-4, Christmas Play, 4, Bowlinq Club, l-25 Skating Club, lg Art Club, 4, Librarian Club, 47 Senior Discussion Club, 4. PATRICIA MCNEARNEY St. Luke ,'lIi1'kvy Sodality, l-2-3-4, Glee Club, 4, C.S.M.C., l-E-3-47 Athletic Association, 1-2-3-41 Pep Club, l-2-3-4, Christmas Play, 41 Bowling Club, l-2-3-4, Art Club, 3-45 Li- brarian Club, 4, Senior Discussion Club, 4. Viyoro. if z 1 H , raise you Q 0 AUDREY GILDER Christ the Kung fiiIf1,w Sodtillty, l-L7-3117 SAIOAC Stuff, 45 Athletic Association, l-2-35 Pep Club, ly Bowling Club, l-2-37 Skdlinq Club, 3. AHLENE KUHLIVIAN Ininitxcolqttx Ar Smdtrlity, l-Z?-3-45 C.S.M.C., l-2-3-47 Alliletin' Association, 1-2-3,45 Pep Club, I 113--17 Bowlmq Club, 4: Cliustmtxs Pltxy, 17 Riding Club and Horse Show, 1-2-3, liblnum Club, 37 Modern Dumre, 4. IRLENE KUHLMAN lmuitxctolutn ,,1.m.H,. Sodtiltty, l-fl-347 C.S.M.C., l-2-3-47 Pup Club, l-Z-3f4, Christmas Play, ly Bowl- mq Club, 4, Rldiuq Club und Horse Show, 1-2-3, Librarian Club, 3, Modern lttinrc, 4, Nvf'ing1 rIu11IfIf', ,llllII'f'4UQ ' Page 'I'we1ntyfFive Page Twenty Six wear D. ff ef. BETTY ANN GEORGE Our Ludy of Lourdvs Fifi Sodcillly, 1-2-3-4, C.S,lVl,C., l-2-3-4, SAIOAC Sluff, 4, Pleas Club, 3, Allxlvtif Asszociulion, 1-2-3-4, Pep Club, lg Cluislxmxs Pluy, 4: Bowlluq Club, lil, Sk-xuuq I Club, lp Art Club, 3-45 French Club, 3, Lutiu Club, 3. BETTY ANN BAWN Christ tho Kinq !.'lu-!.'l11 ' Sodulity, l-2-3-4, SAIOAC Stuff, 4, Press Club, 35 Ailxleuc Asslwlntimm, lil-3, Cluistmus Pluy, 45 Bowliuq Club, 27 Skuuuq Club, lg Vulleyblill, -17 Art Club, 35 Flenclx Club, 37 Luliu Club, 3, Swiuxuuuq Tl-mu, 1. ROSEMARY FISCHER Our Ludy ol Lourdes Minn Sodullty, 1,2-3-47 Gleo Club, 2-3-47 A Cuppvlln, l-ll-35 C.S.lVl.C., 1-TT-3-45 Athletic' Associntion, l-2-3-47 Pep Club, l-2-3-45 Cluistums Play, 1-3,47 Bbwliuq Club, ll?-3,47 Skuhuq Club, lp Volleyball, 45 Cluss Basketball Temu, 1-ily Art Club, l-3-47 Lutin Club, 3-4, Swllllllllflil Tvmu, 4, Homvvmuiuq Rmvwsmxtlxtive, 45 Li- brvuxun Club, 3. 111111: xnmfz' J ' erever Q 0 DOLOHES LOWTHER St. Iames Hutch Glee Club, 'Z-3-4, C.S.M.C., 3-4, Mission Council, 3-4, Athletic Association, l-2-3-4: Pep Club. 1-2, Christmas Play, 1-2-3-4, Riding Club and Horse Show, l-2-3-4, Art Club, 3-4, Librarian Club, 3-4, Modern Dance, 4, Science Club, 4. AUDREA HALEY Little Flower And Sodality, l-2-3-4, Glee Club, 2-344, C.S.M.C., 1-243, Athletic Association, l-2-3-4, Pep Club, lg Christmas Play, 1-3, Riding Club and Horse Show, 1-2,3-4. MARY AGNES SLAUGHTER St. Luke Mare Sodality, l-2-3-4, Glee Club, 2-3-4, C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-4, Council, 3, SAIOAC Staff, 3-4, Associate Editor, 4, Press Club, 2-3-4, Athletic Association, l-2-3-4, Pep Club, L2-3-4, Christmas Play, 344, Bowling Club, lf4, Skating Club, 3-4, Latin Club, 3--'lg Modern Dance, 4, Senior Discussion Club, 4, Treasurer Press Club, 4. 'I'frst t0nzorr01L'? . Lx' A APT Page Twenty Seven X ,,,1,.,,.. , 4 E .ann puma AQ .af L- N NUS rug he X SY Q, , . Vi X ' , ,f ' A X gm new . . E ff A , as X .,k,,,- ff, er Hr, f-25' gk J' N - . , H, . A ., 'gn ,f.....gf k f Emwn, I. Houlzhwn, M. I, FIRST RCYW: M. A. Hwmlmu, N, I.rImf:t.u. FY' '- In x1 I II OND ROW: S. Hummfl, IU. N1-:1SIf'1u, M. K1-Iiy. THIRIU ROW: V. RIx01x1ImIQ:, II. H If-5, P. H' !x+'yII-un, M. Kluck. , I a I 1 u f 1 fIllll0l fI!llCl67.Sl'llCll8.S IIIW I hx I I X I 'X xI I IX I X Elzflxxfi. SECCNIN ROIN: XI I ' I N K I 11 II I III1 I1 I I'Im1!x1. FI.G1f'x1, H. Fxuxy, M, A. I'I1y1:1, I. I II- :v:1'xI1:., I. IMI Faqs Twenty-Nme ll If OFFIQTIIRS FIRST ROW: I. Smith, M. Zlrkvl, FIQCONII ROVV: S II IIHl'k'II, Tx: xrllrvxy II. Iifvlwlw 11, Vlvv Inrcfvidfuly M. A. Boylfvri, M. Tfwwnqvs, I. Spricth. THIFII3 ROVU: . . .:x, ,. II lfi- mf I., Iff rmfwiy, ff'-I-If-I-11','. Huqlxcs, B. BUIICY. I'IIIf1'I' IIIXNZ IMI VIH, II, YI: ry H , IX, Vlllfyllww. FIIIQONIT W1 K. film-rw, II. I'In 1111, A f71L:lu'11f'lIl. 'FIIIHIH I'IOWi M Ml xxilx, H. I-I1 .131 .1m, M. A.C1H llly. QSO 0llI07'6 f !lIIIlC'lI'.S'IlIlIlI.l'.5' IIm1 I I1 x II iw I J 3 0 GHIOTG 1 I rzcferstzlrfzes xx ,Q eff ff, . 3 . 4 ' ! 5 JL fggww ? FIRST ROW: S. Horace, C, Lmstroth, M. L HFTHIOH SEC OND ROWA D M ' , .. elners, S. Hunrgfxle. THIRD-ROWRO. Iii ll mcm, M. E. F ' ' F' YIEECIIUCIIHI, M, Grob, E. Kmq, M. V. Gfillecmo FIRST ROW: C. Efthlm, P. Davies, C. Fritsch, B. Brown- mq, I. Clowley. SECOND ROW: C. Kelley, M. Henderson, I, Lmendevkfr, M. Car ney, M. Ahcum. FIRST ROW: K. Sweeney, I. Mound. SECOND ROW: J. Munn, K. Vcxtterott, S. Milliqcm, I. Olivostro. THIRD ROW: M. E. Willlums, S. Whittmqton, S. Muehlinq, C. Striebel, Pnqe Thiriy-One mfvgfa. u -. ,S Ps..- P 'D fi A m fy A 7 .L A 0 , ' f-53' ' i i 1 f Q , ' I , I x f. J' 1 S , R I gk fx 4 wcirmss WW, Q ' 5.4-pn-r . ., K A l A. , Q? S54 f J f' f V1 ,U ,L , SSN ii -M KA , . , fm ? Qi ,W Q 5, 1 4 Q uv S. 'MQ s. Q ' Q M -v-36112 I .I FIRST ROW: Y. Boulder, B. S1eeIe, S. Bnyless. SECOND ROW: FIRST ROW: M. IVICKEG, A. Iohnston, I. IIr1ssrf'II, M. Smnlry. SEC S. Rexudwu, I. HfuIfm, IF. Lee, R. Nebulom, THIRD ROW: P. Powers, OND ROW: C. Quinn, M. R. KCrnf7II, G. AII: xw.'I1tfr1, B. Gumlmfr. THIRD I. Klcnkr, S. Kmszm, I. M1tcI1oII. ROW: M. A. KuI1ImImn, C, Vnccfi. J , f 2 1 if ! J u If TGS lllflll 211151675 H5165 IIIIST ROVV: R. I'I'YIl'IVVIfI, P, Mmlnd, S. Quuk, I. IJIVVIGSS. SECOND FIRST ROW: C. KPIIV, A. IVIv'Gmmf2, C. I'1 mf: FITUNI' ROVV: ROW: I. If'kc'1:1t, I. AIICIWYSUII, Lf. Klfwski, S. MCNMWDQ, M. I.. Zitzmcmn, B. S1qnoroIIi, A. Abkcmolcr, Cf. 'I'x1tI11li. THIRII ROVV: I, Rlwf-w , Ii. B, Bxvlx--1. THIRI' ROW: Schwarz. Brndbum, P. I-Iuycs, A. Shoxcr, Lf. Kuhxzw I1. Page Thirty-Three 1 AZXQ 6 1925 ET TWU xml Religious SOCICI1 Cultural Athletlc 'fl . P' . AR -9 vw. .Y X,-sv I My M, , -:FS . j? ag Q rpllyu, J. ulllllllli'-tl4'I', lf. Ifilvy. 1'. .1Ifmr4'. tn It 'rt t--- - ' H-t 't'c -Ji't'0X ir V iv pl . lt irt lorfcizzr N-f1'ffz t-Slfarz Ad le-sus per Mariam is the motto and aim oi the Sodality oi Our Lady ot the Annuncia- tion. Through this motto, SIA sodalists strive to promote love arid devotiori to Mary. Helping the members achieve this goal are the otiicersi ludy Wiiltriieyer, Mary Claire Mur' phy, Pat Moore and Rita Riley with Sister Arif gela Marte as moderator. Assistance in iormf ing the year's program comes from the spir- itual council. Selifsarictiiication is the highest goal of each sodalist. Each month she takes an active int terest in such projects as clothes drive, discus' sion cluh, Holy Year crusade ot prayer, retreat, vocation week, Our Lady's otiico, and May day. The social side of sodality lite is not over- looked. One ot the highlights ot this past Christ- mas was the sodality tormal in Medaille Hall, the proceeds ot which were used to huy a new cape tor the May Queen. Active sodalists cannot hut he drawn close to Mary, Queen of the Sodality at SIA. W: P. Moi-rf, lil. Alt' nn, l. 'Wtiltrtix' I l A 1 it-', A. lclnixtvzi A ltlllt Itt rift: Lt l. l': :tu I it lii.- 'j, lx xii, :v.Ol,tiiry,l.Ui1v-:.1trw,I-'.Y.illi1. 1. Ut . x 5 tif Thirty Stix cmd? Queen GH!! Gprefect of Me csocfaht Pg Th WS Judy Wulfmeyer :ere ire yu io llinl with our wires and bIl7'li6llS, and ionic an J icfitshc I f C ics Yfllifg off Silence and the faint odor of flowers and in- cense! These will always remind you of St. Ioseph's Chapel on second floor of Ryan Hall. lt was here you made those frequent and fervent visits after lunch each noon, before exams, during retreat, and before that most important basketball game. Here you implored help durinq the year at the Mass of the Holy Ghost. ln His presence the freshmen were received into lvfary's sodal- ity, and May Day ended on a solemn note. As each Sajoette knelt before Him, the true meaning of Christ's love for man became so clear, and she vowed that sanctity would be hers and she would be faithful to Christ always. Page Thirty-Eight C?Tll.S'flflilll paris! rusade is The Catholic Students' Mission C dear to the hearts of all mission-minded Sajo- ettes. The whole world for the Sacred Heart, red Heart for all the World, is the the Sac motto of this unit of Crusaders. Prayer and sacrifice are the key Words for this group. Every week in the home rooms mission class representatives urge their fellow students to a better understanding of the great work of the missions at home and in foreign countries. The interest and enthusiasm of each student is evidenced by the generous financial ' ' the treas- and spir ury each week. itual offerings that pour into lacquie Smith, lane Lux, Mary Margaret Marsh, Pat I-leneghan, under the supervision of Sister Agnes Cecile, work with the mission council to sponsor talks by missionary priests and Sisters, collect stamps, fill baskets, and offer prayers that all may be Won to Christ. A . l'. 1Ic'11r'ghr111. -l. Nnlilh, J, l,11.r, ll ll M. Br fncf Lind, B. St l M M Low Ci-ititiir, D lrwcn I Hixm lf rqv 'I'l11i ty ' 11 1 1. 1 111',1'.1-1 1'11111. 11, M A 12 11111111 1.1 P111 1:1 1' 11'- 'I1111-1' 111' A ' T' -'1 1 1 12111111 Lf 111'-'11 :1' Lf 1111.,. F1 1'1111'111,11.1, 1.' 1:1E. ' ' ' ' . I-I ! 0 113 I i , .. 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'1' -f--11- 1 l'1.fI.II! ijruik The Academy speaks for itself. Shirley More tin and Marybel Steele, as editors, and Ann Colfer as business manager, have captured the allepervadinq spirit of SIA and encased it within these pages. The Press Club is the threshold aspiring writers must cross into the realm of newspaper and yearbook work. Marilyn Metcalf as presif dent kindled the flame of interest and enthusi- asm this past year. I loljcr, JI. Slwrlw, N, Illurtin, vrli l'lRST ROW: P. Fawcett, M. A. Sltiuqliter, M. Metcalf, M. A. Hllqfmnxn, K. Hogan. SECOND ROW: N. O'Le-ny, I. Lux, A. Colin, M. V. l wrt x R. Rilt y, I. Roth, M. Vassely, P. Barnes, H. Speckart, M. O'M9GI'l, I. Olivristro. THIRD ROW: M. Grdtlfm, M. A. lidw xidfz, M. V. rrtin, S. Gvlliritz. .vyi- The Saiouc. four-page newspaper, is issued monthly. lts purpose is to present to the stu- dents the affairs and news of the school. The staff, nurnberinq thirty-five, is headed by Marian O'Meara and Mary Aqnes Slaughter under the supervision of Sister lean Fontbonne. The Catholic School Press Association has, for two consecutive years, awarded the Scxiocxc its hiqhest possible honor, All-Catholic. Saioac is also a member of Quill cmd Scroll. FIRST ROW: l. Lux, R. Riley, M. O'Meara teditorl, M. Met- txilt P. Fawcett. SECOND ROW: A. Sassm, M. Vassely. THIRD ROW: M. A. Hilqemtin, B. Jones, I. Baker, P. Barnes, M. C. Martin, M. A. Slauqhter tassociate editorl, M. V. Downey. Pfiae Forty'One FIRST RO . W: N. lolinston, M. A. Slauqh Iwi, A, Halt-y, A. Espenschied, P. Shapiro H. Pisclior, il. Lowther, M. A. Giovanni, I. Olivftstro, B. Nosslcin, SECOND ROW: P. Klufrk, M. V. Downey, D. Nesslein, R. Ptxttvrson, M. A. Hilgexnan, S. Martin, M. Ki-lly, P. lleneglian. l. Grutiaa, P. Gal- ltnylwi. THIRD ROW: M. O'Moarcr, S. Hum- rnvl, V. Russo, M. A. Daly, P. Bowman, V. Rornberq, S. Whittington. J l C kr, Ci Hlqlltl .- ltr ,JOY ,r f' 1 No matter at what hour of the day or eve- ning the Glee Club sings it always has an en- thusiastic audience. Proving beyond a shadow of a doubt that they do love music and sing- ing, the members practiced twice a week be- fore school hours. Early songbirds hitting th high notes they could be e called. Page Fo FIRST ROW: P. Fawcett, K. Sweeney, M. Ahearn, K. Shaw, V. Blattner, H. Eschf rich, S. Muehling, M. Klein. SECOND ROW: M. A. O'Reilly, M. A. Boyles, A. Pinchert, M. Gratiaa, P. Davies, I. Crow- ley, I. Leiendecker. THIRD ROW: F. Spock, I. Wulfmeyer, D. Hughes, M. Car- ney, C. Fritsch. Sister Mary Antone trained the group the first semester and was succeeded in the sec- ond semester by Sister Mary Arthur, who came to us from Rosati-Kain high school. The club ros t e o new het h t the 'g ts when th o air waves o F ey took n eb. 12. Th ' the high ' rty-Two e occasion was school review proqrarn over station rmwnrmffn-..Q.'.. .. . .- magin Qjlfefocf KWK in which St. Ioseph's Academy was fea- tured. The Glee Club contributed the Alleluia chorus, with Io Ann Gratiaa as soloist: An- dante Cantabilef' accompanied by Mary Au drey Giovanni as violinist and Mary Toenges organistp and The Old Woman and the Ped- dler. A second project was the participation in the Fontbonne College music festival, March 24-27. As usual, the club attracted many fa- vorable comments from the audience. A few high notes must be sounded in praise of the members of the club who participated in the Christmas operetta, The Slip of a Slip- per. Florence Spack did a magnificent piece of work as Cinderella: so did Dolores Lowther, Pat Gallagher, Rosemary Fischer, Sari Rossow and all the chorus. Their voices truly had powers to charm. H. Esc-7L1'ic'h, F. Spank, S. Rossozo, J. Graliaa, P. Gallagher. B. Browning, M. Grab I, ' . L. Han lon, C. Efthim, H, Shake leano. Page Forty-Three - .fwmwigfffiwi m:f11:2fale Nr' sewwv fi FIRST Row: A, siqnoreui, Kennedy, E. King, B. Butler. SECOND Row. M - A. vmeuo, c. Kelley, s. Rosl row. THIRD HOW: S. Hor- ace, D. Hellman, M. V. Gal- - i W Q in Pl ,g turn? Puri The Slip et cr Slipper wus the operettcx uttered ut Christrrrcrs. The everririqs cnt Dec. l5 crrid ltj orie Could see rrrive, cfrrrks, qcrrderiers, dzrricers, crll rtrshirrq to the ctuclitoriurrr to rriulce the plrry cr success. llcrcrdirrq the cctst ol sixty were: Flurerrcge Sprrck, Part Gcrllcrqher, Rose- rrrrrry Fischer, Dolores Lowther, Suri Rossow, Frcrrtk Prolcrrid, Bold Collins, crrrd Bula lltrtterr, directed by Miss Kerlwr turd Sister Marry Arrterte. lprrjrifrlirry c' YQIIIICC Arrrid cr settiriq of poirrsettids urid everqreerr luotrqhs, the soddlists spon- sored their first Christmas formal irr Medcrille Hull, Dec. 29. lirurrry DOW- rrey crrrd his Orchestre: pldyed us the ciouriles scrriq ctrrd swuyed. Sirirrirtti rtrsrrluerry prrrrch rr rr Cl rrrtrricfhirrq hrrrrie rricrde cookies, Scrio- uttes crrrd their dutes scrid they liked cr lorrrrrrl drrrrcvfi crt ffhristrrrcrs cmd dee clcrred thfrt it should lvecorrie one el the rrrcrrry SlA trcrditiwrrs. 3 l' llitvlvr, A, S-rsrliri, C1. Allrrrvlittrl, M. Vrr:1::t2ly, lt. llwtiriitrri li 'Nt ' Htfrrry, S. Wtrttliritrttrri, M. A. Klriiri, ll. lFrwt-wrt, M. Mt tvk, ll. llsttrrrvtr, M. Htrllrutrirr, bl. Htrrr - , , sr. , t, I M. I.. llrrnluu, I . lilrwrs, N. Wlrillirrgrfulz, lf. ,Noyr'.v. l'. Ilurn. I'. lltrrrrw. JI. IJ. H11- Iianrx, 11. W1flrrl4', Ii. Wulrlurj, .l.Ulirf1xlru. Ptrtge Ter ty Four Ggoostirzf Safco! lean Ramacciotti represented SIA at La Promenade Militcxire sponsored by CBC Ian 30. The second highest honorary title was con- ferred on her by the cadet officers, that of hon- orary lieutenant colonel, executive. lean's escort to the throne was Lt. Col. Ed- win G. Eigel, second ranking otticer at the mili- tary school. The Sub-Deb Club selects loyal SIA sopho- mores, juniors or seniors to its limited member- ship ot twelve. Membership ceases with grad- uation. Sue Vallar led the group as presidentg Bette Welelc, vice-presidentg Pat Moore, secretary- treasurer. This club gives the impetus toward making campus activities successful. .Ivan 1x'CI7HfIl'f'i0Hll FIRST ROW: L. Kcmiccly, D. Maher, I, Houlihfxn. SECOND ROW: P. Moore, S. Vrrllar, B. Welek. THIRD ROW: M. Cnr- ney, I. Smith, R. Riley, I. Wulfmeyor, B. Browning. Page Forty-Five Le. - T-Af-v--I - +---r .-J i ,H r.i-., -.. .., ,,,. ,A .,..... i .,,....-.mr .. -,. F.. . t crnmir S The Swimming Club was headed hy Ginny Q'Hare. Miss Celeste Kerher directed the two projects for the year, the interclass meet and the water carnival in the spring. The theme ot the Water carnival was taken from the musical stage play, South Pacific. The various pallets were devised by the mem- hers oi the club. Three performances were given, one tor the eighth grade students ot the city. Proceeds went to the club. c7l50IlC'l'lI i'ljIlllC'C?l'.S' The Modern Dance Club, the latest in the athletic organizations, won the enthusiasm and interest oi seventy Sajoettes. Toni Sassin headed the group under the excellent training oi Miss Kerber, herseii a dancer ol some ref nown. Every week for one hour these dancers met to go through the various routines pointed out for them. The results showed up in the grace' tul dances performed in the Christmas play. T flL'A'0IlS am! Ticlfis Future stars from all classes make up the SIA Tennis Club. Meeting once a week in tall and spring, the players take lessons from Mary Vassely, St. Louis junior district tennis chamf pion. To remain in the cluh the minimum practice was one day a week, with as much additional practice as each player desired. Fiityfeight players comprised the club membership for the past year. The tournament was the ciimax. IIH I Hftiftfg I. Mitftti 51, M Sit :utr y, A Atal-1: mf it-1, I. OT.--iiiy, FIRST HOW: M. A. tlfiiy, N. tvxvis, M, hiiiitlitit, A. Sire:-in M. V .N nimitiiiil, l' l'i'.f.'fftt, txt. A. Pftfin, N. iJ'I.wiIY. fltllfiiiwtlt ROW: PNY, l-- Kt'UW'f'lY- SIIVONI' HOW: l- 7il1V Zf S- SWIIZUV N- HNIIY :QV H H' HI A -I-Wk, If M K HHUYV :gy l.m,g,I:,' H, i',,3,.h,,,' Ig- VV,-,t,.k' 1 Crowt-ry, B. Browning, M. A. Klvin, C. Kina. THIRI' ROW: M. A V, ltl ittn 1, t' tt' ting in, Tiilltt' IUIVVL if Hiuix, S,Sw1tzf'i K. Uxinvy, Sisiurqlitcr, M. Kluvk, B. St--rt-', G. Allvivlitvii, ii. Siimiiii, P. liavi M. i' W1tii:m:, M il nw fly, M. tt'M1-til 1, i. Kfinnfdy, M. V. Miirtin, 1i'. liciliiifiii, P. Gfilliifiliwr, V. Rlionibvifi. I. lt init 1 tti, l'. ttf win in, ik Milli' i. l'tlif3T IYUVVZ 53. Swinrtlirifl, M. Mtivkv, Cf Kubfisrh, Fi. SNV1, i- Vtlllti I, my j, Britt-rf, SIVONIW ROVV: C. Koch, I. O'l,cary, M. Varney, M Viizzw ly, N. Rot--it, V. Kfily, M. H. K4'tII'lFll. THIRD ROW: M. I.. Hfin inn, F. Vwiittiiititfiii, K. Horqiin, Lf. Klrlski, Y. Bourdwt, S. Bfiylvsri l'OlIH'i'H ROW: B. Hrfirlhurn, B. Blfittnrvr, M, OiMPfIIL,I, K. Carney M. li ickr tt. Pixar- Forty-Six J ree rows and Tgasgets The basketball team could never have done so well were it not for the cheerleaders and the Pep Club. Captained by Mary Vassely, two-year cheerleader, the six drew enthusiastis cheers from a loyal student body at every game. Pep Club leader Patti Goodwin saw to it that the members were provided with copies of the new cheers, and that they had cokes between quarters to soothe their aching throats. As usual basketball. the most popular indoor sport at SIA, drew the attention of all from early February until March 26, the end of the Maryville tournament. The squad of twenty, consisting ot ten vet- erans, nine of them seniors, mastered a very tough schedule, coached by Miss Ioy Prost and captained by Kathy Carney. Two freshmen merited places on the team, Marce Kennedy and lanet Moore. FIRST ROW: M, Vassely tcaptainl. SECOND ROVV: I. Smith C, Quinn. THIRD ROW: B. Ncsslein, M. Klein, V. Rhomberq FIRST ROW: M. Steele, I. I-Ioulihan, M. A. O'Reilly, S. Martin, I. Gratiaa, D. Maher, SECOND ROW: D. Meiners, S. Vallar, K. Carney fcaptainl, P. Moore, A. Colfer. THIRD ROW: Miss I. Prost, N. O'Leary, M. Gratiaa, J. Moore, M. Kennedy, M, Hackett, P. Brennan, I. Roth B Byrne, Miss C. Kerber. Page Forty-Seven .j. .3 . ins mul IOIIIIIS Pins lell find points nionnled eciroh Thiirsdfry cus the Academy bowlers invrrdf-d liszqnire Bowling Alleys lo irnprovo their qcnne. Ton lednis ol live inernlvers QCICh cihcrllenqed one frnolhor in weekly Contesls. Those who were new to lhe qcnne were instructed hy ci pro, on enif ployee of The crlleys, who demon' strrxted the proper methods of ploy- inq this popular qorne. For ecrch qrnno len points were qiven towfird fin fllhlelifi loller. C'lIlIlfC'l'lllC Mlffflllr 1 i The Riding Club was heoded by Iocrn Kiillerer. Ccrrolyn Linslrolh crip- lcxined the crdvcxnced qronpg Ccrrlcr Mfrqlivttcx lhe novice qroupp Shcrron lVlCNrnnoe find Morlhu Kennedy lhe hefiinners. On 'l'hi.1r':adrxy afternoons find Sotf nrdrxy niorninqs some sixty nienihers fJICIlfllCTlFfl in preprirolion lor the on- nnrrl lioisso show srl Missouri Stcibles April l2 to lfl. Prior to the horse :-show, ACfCIflCTIIlY riders porlicripfrled in rin iiilfirsrliriol nieet in ocirly Icin- ncny. VIRST ROW: W. 'I'f1yloI, I. Aiiclwiiwix, K. Hiifirrn, I. Piniy, I- llrllfffll- Sllilolxlll no H11 M lltlli I' Fr lzindclx Y W:S.i ,li-ig . iv Y, . 4inri::, I. wi' f 'vi, I. lliinnllwi, l'. llovii. ST ROW: Cf l,lNSll'0lll, S, lVlf'Ni1nir'o, G. Alhfnlitwri, I. Knllrrwr, A. llixl-fy, M. A rlnn QYVGNIU ROW lvl H K Inrll L K1 i li Hndxicr M lxl lx F lnnllii K Z . . 0 ', f nr, I '.' , . w viM . 1 ii C. llifiiiinirn, IU, lfiwllivr, C . Mvirqliollsx, I. Hfivl-ln. THIRII RUNNZ I. Qliiiwz, M ' ' iii I nnv , '. Fly C lkolly, C. Ol in, I. Bfrkor, M. Alierrin, I.. Kwiiiiwdi,', N I rviel, K IXll'Ilklll Kwrlr' I' Ulrivli, B. Bnlloi. FOURTH ROW: B. Flrolior, V. l'lwvlSi'livi, S. Knsvi, S iilrvv, I. Mitrlivll, M. Mflvkfr, lvl. A. Knlilniirnn, S. Rwiixdoii, lxl. A. l'iClwixid:2, M I'I1lI1,B.SlIll ' 1' i -, M. Grnlifw. ll. .Url Pwlf' Ili l1r'r, S. Vullrrr, J. lfrrlfvr, K. f'flI'I1f'1l. ily lmilxt in y Sica grainin Miss Celeste Kerber, with a background rich in experience in physical education, stimulated interest in modern dance, swimming, tennis, and speech that spread throughout the school. The charm, grace, and personality she pos- sesses herself were transmitted to the students under her care. It has been a privilege to work with you, Miss Kerber. C' inner libita Sajoettes to the number of l3O were escorted by their Dads to the annual Father-Daughter banquet at Hotel Chase, Feb. Zl. For several years now this affair has been sponsored by the Athletic Association. Sue Vallar, association president, was general chairman, assisted by the other officers. The speaker of the evening was the Rev. Robert Brennan, C.M., of the Prep Seminary. Mr. G. V. Vallar, S. Vallar Rev R Brennan CM Pug Forty Nine pm ug: ,D R , . , .xf. H if 4 A -. pf ya! i , :vi fflw 3.35 funk Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Kennedy Mr. W. R. Clark Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Dan P. Reardon Mr. and Mrs. E. Kubasch Mr. and Mrs. T. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Horace Dr. and Mrs. I. B. Hellman Dr. and Mrs. I. A. Friedmann Mr. cmd Mrs. A. C. Linstroth Dr. cmd Mrs. A. I. Siqnorelli A Friend Mr. I. Brokoff Rev. Michael Clark Mr. Beniarnin Wenneman Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph P. Houlihan Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Brown Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Chapman Mr. Lloyd E. Boas Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hummel Dr. and Mrs. H. I. Ulrich Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Metcalf Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Linders Iudge and Mrs. Iames E. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Krieqshauser Mr. R. H. Huffman Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Drain Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Norris Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Giovanni Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Bence Dr. and Mrs. M. I. Collins Mr. and Mrs. George I. Brennan Mrs. Marcella D. Slaughter Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Breher Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Marlin Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Rorert Page Fifty-One 0l'lS07'S gfifogue Before we become but a memory in the eyes of the faculty and students of our dear old alma mater, we would like to place before you our characteristic code that has carried us through four years of St. Ioseph's Academy. l. Never let it be said that we lacked a sense of humor. 2. Never let it be said that we stopped try- ing to make changes. 3. Never let it be said that we are the most quiet class in the school. 4. Never let it be said that we forgot our goal, Iune l, 1950. Leaving our wit behind us, we now present our last will and testament. I, IOAN ROGERS, will to any musical minded junior my marked interpretation of Oh, Butter- milk Sky. It's an original, believe mel I, TONI SASSIN. will to Kathy Huffman a bottle of I and E's Pep remedy. lt is known to be harmless but effective. I, BETTY VOGT, will to Ioan Iolley my height. It is not always dare to be different, it's fun. I, PAT MCNEARNEY, will to Shirley Linders my Toni home permanent. I didn't know how to work it, but you probably will. I, AUDREY GILDER. will to all ten o'clock scholars my good fortune in missing streetcars. For good measure, I'll throw in my frequent office trips. I, THEONE KLENKE. will to Kathleen Hogan my lovely chair in the library. Also my answer book to all questions that will be asked. I, IUDY WULFMEYER, will to Rita Riley my clever position in all classes. It's a long-prac- ticed art of curling up in a nice, hard student chair. I, MARY VASSELY. will to Susie O'Leary the privilege of dancing in all school productions. It's wonderful provided you don't have to teach someone with two left feet. l, IACQUIE SMITH, will to Marianne Klein my super-talent for cheerleading. I, MARY CLAIRE MURPHY. will to Shirley Hummel my everlasting frankness. lt comes in very handy. I, HELEN SPECKART. will to all those Latin students my treasured Latin book. May you love and cherish it as I did. I, MARY AUDREY GIOVANNI. will to all music lovers my treasured violin to use in a one-man orchestra. I, MARLENE BOLHOFNER. will to Helen Barry an afternoon of listening to Gil on KWK. I, SUE COLLINS. will to Ioan Lyons my quiet and reserved manner that is bound to attract attention. I, PADDY GOODWIN, will to Mary Ioan Kriegshauser my uniform which conforms strictly to the new look. I, BETTY WELEK. will to whom it may con- cern my fond love of Hoppe's. May you all enjoy it as much as I have. I, IEAN RAMACCIOTTI. will to Vera Rhom- berg my great affinity and attraction for per- sonal property situated in Affton. I, ANN BARTHELME. will to Nancy Iohnston my round trip tickets to Effingham as I have given them up long ago for other interests. I, MARY ANN DALY, will to Pat Fawcett my everlasting reducing pills. More will power to you, Pat. I, DOLORES LOWTHER, will to Virginia Blatt- ner my famous bottle of H2 O2, hoping you'll use wisely. I, NANCY RORERT. will to Alice Tucker my parking place in the horse show with room for expansion. I, MARIAN HARRIS, will to Mary Ann Ed- wards my ability to judge people at first sight. I, AUDREA HALEY. will to Marilyn Metcalf my poetic talent. Put it to good use, Marilyn. I, MARIAN O'MEARA. will to Rose Gioia my little bottle of growing pills. Have fun, Rosie. I, MARY PATRICIA BRENNAN. will to Pat Heneghan my love of the Emerald Isle. I, PAT HOERR. will to Mary Ann Hanlon my reserved conduct in class to cherish until grad- uation day. Page Fifty-Two I, IEANNE BENCE, will to Carla Maglietta my outstanding eyes that will own any Irishman. I, IEANNE ROTH, will to Ioan Houlihan my soft and quiet voice. It may take a while, Ioan. I, IOAN KUTTERER. will to Iackie Boas my devoted love for all my friends at Missouri Stables-horses, that is. I, BETTY BAWN. with my colleague, BETTY GEORGE, will to Betty Iones and Ruth Patter- son our undying pep and vigor. I, SHIRLEY MARTIN, will to Marce Gratiaa my carefree attitude in class. I, IONNIE MCNAMEE. will to Nancy Brown my famous mug for all spirited parties. I, ROSEMARY FISCHER, will to Aube Espen- schied my relations and love for morticians. I, KATHY CARNEY. will to Mary Hackett my book of instructions on how to get jump balls. Hope you'll have better luck than I did. I, MARY KATHERINE MARTIN. will to Dottie Maher my great talent for getting myself into strange predicaments. It's amusing but awfully confusing. I, ANN COLFER. will to Pat Moore my last penny to use on a certain gadget at Wool- worths. Hope it has better news for you than it had for me. I, IANE LUX. will to Margaret Kluck all those handsome men that roam about St. Luke's. Lit- erally speaking, that is. I, ANITA PELLIGRINI. will to Mary Margaret Marsh bits of good luck with my Chem pony. Mahr funl I, PAT GALLAGHER. will to Sari Rossow my experience in the dramatic field. Experience, that is. I, DOLORES BERRA, along with my friend and colleague, IACKIE DALTON. will to Mary Ann Hilgernan all the luck in the world in re- gard to swimming. In the west end of the pool, to put it mildly. I, VIRGINIA BREHER, will to Ioan Hogan my quiet and unassuming manner along with my sudden bursts of enthusiasm. pi ogue I, PEGGY PEELER. will to Ioan Barry about four extra inches of my height although it will break my heart to part with them. I, IO ANN GRATIAA, will to Florence Spack my vocal ability. Combine it with sports and a knack for making people laugh and you'll get along. I, ANN KOHL, will to all nightingales my love for those early morning glee club sessions. Don't you agree, there's nothing like a sunrise exercise of the lungs? I, MARIE RUSSO, and I, GINNY RUSSO, will to all others who possess a name that is for- ever coming up with a mate, our personalities which are as different as night and day. I, GINNY O'I'IARE. Will to the future senior class my finally acquired will power which will prevent them from chopping off their hair in moments of anger. I, MARY AGNES SLAUGHTER. will to Mary Virginia Downey my favorite first cousin. All I can say is, first come, first served. I, MARILYN PORTER. will to Eileen Ulrich my hilarious sense of humor, although it's rather embarrassing at times. I, MARY TENGE, cmd I, MARY ALICE Mc- KAY, will to Ioan McLaughlin and Marianne Hayes our love for studying. It may be rather confining but it is worth it. Or is it? I, BETTY BYRNE, will to Doris Nesslein my treasured little runabout with an illustrated book of instructions. I, MARY KAMP, will to Mary Catherine Chap- man my art ability and all the necessary equip- ment that goes with it. I, ARLENE. and I, IRLENE KUI-ILMANN. will to all uninterrupted drivers our station wagon. There is room for everyone. I, PAT BARNES. and I, MARYBEL STEELE, will to Pat Bowman our rare sense of wit to be used in any awkward situation. I, SUSIE SWITZER. will to Margie Kelly my beautiful blond tresses. Keep them shining bright, Margie. I, SUE VALLAR. will to Nancy O'Leary my uncanny luck in everything. Get it? Page Fifty-Three if 0 .food egnto tile uture Our scene opens in the old familiar business area of DeBallvlere and Delmar. We are just inside the old car barn which is about to be torn down. Yes, it seems a pity to see an old landmark disappear. But times change and the old must make room for the new. For at the present time St. Louis is one of the most modern of cities. With her super-atom busses no one finds much time or use for street cars. Imagine anyone riding those things twenty years ago. Why people waited as long as ten minutes for a street car. lt took at least forty-live minutes to ride downtown. Why, in our super-atom busses we moan if it takes more than three and a half minutes to get anywhere. But, hushl I believe there are voices coming from the car barn. Why it's the Dlnkey '04, the old I-Iodlamont and a few other cronies talking over old times. Let's listen! Dinkey is talking. Well, I don't believe that there was a happier street car than '04, It I did seem something of a dreamer I guess tt's just that I was waiting to see if all I predicted ol some of my everyday passengers would come true. It seems like yesterday when I was jiggling up and over those rolling hills out past Clayton and through Ladue. Those were cold mornings when the kids were piled in four layers of clothes. I guess I was one of the most fashionable cars this slde of city limits. In the summer I was air-conditioned. I never had to worry about ventilation with the open air ceiling. And did l strut when my nose was on one side of the tracks, my rear on the other, and those sitting in the middle had an open air view of the country. On winter days I looked like some king-sized dragon with my coal smoke rolling out of my spout. Wlth the great clang of my bell I used to set the hills trembling for miles around. Now about those youngsters I used to transport to and from. The class that interested me especially was the 1950 class of St, Ioseph's Academy. They were just juniors when I retired and that day I predicted their future and they predicted mine. What I said they could be doing twenty years hence is just what each one ls doing. 'l'heone llenke has just published her latest book, 'The Marblesf However, lt ls not too clear at the end. If you want to visit Patti Goodwin you will have to travel to the North Pole, for she is Mrs. Santa Claus. I-Ier youngest ts a little dear named Rudolph. Peggy Peeler can be heard on every juke box with her record, 'The Sheik of Araby.' On the flip-over is 'The Birds Were Chittering.' Mary Audrey Glovannl has replaced Evelyn and her magic violin. The newly-elected president of the National Pajama Party Association is Patricia Brennan. If you yearn for a date, call the Acme Escort Agency and ask for the general manager, Marian Harris. Dolores Lowther and her unsurpassed mid-air triple somersault has made roller skating history. Virginia Russo. owner of a beauty parlor, is well known lor her treatment which induces longer golden locks. Mary Claire Murphy hasn't built a better mouse trap but she has constructed a non-breakable typewriter. The new MAD lipstick that has surpassed Revelon is the creation of Mary Ann Daly. Marian O'Meara has excelled Dlsney's Mickey Mouse with her latest creation, Li'l Em'ly. Ginny O'Hare is giving instructions on how to swim the Irish Channel in ten easy strokes. Marie Russo and Dolores Berra have opened cc restau- rant which has replaced Salla's and Ruggeri's. That lithe teacher of physical education, Marlene Mc- Namee. is now head instructor at St. Ioseph's Academy. Mary Kamp is still putting nickles in the juke box for her favorite record, 'I Came a Long Way to St. I.ouis.' Audrey Gllder has made a small fortune from her latest invention, the never-be-late watch. Sue Vallar is manufacturing Raggedy Ann dolls, using herself as a model. Everyone knows the hysterically humorous jokes in the history paper, 'Our 'l'lmes.' The author is, of course, Pat Mcliearney. Mary Agnes Slaughter has patented her 'brain child.' It's a Latin book with a built-in pony. Pat Hoerr. as mayor of Normandy, can be heard every week delivering in a booming voice her orations. Iacqule Smith is still collecting on her book, 'One Hun- dred Iokes and I-Iow to Understand Them.' I wonder. Ioan Rogers rings all the bells for the departure ot planes at the airport. Page I-'ifty-Four I. Ji. .., ....t,-,g.. .l QA foo! egnto the guture Ginny Breher. when she is not writing books on how to plant tulips, is supervising the tulip displays at the Iewel Box. leanne Roth and Helen Speckart operate a transporta- tion service to Annapolis for graduation ceremonies. Shirley illoclcet Winqsl Martln has left her childhood love of soap box derbies to join the midget auto races. Marybel Steele. America's ace mountain climber is now at the peak oi her success at Hi Pointe. Indy Wulimeyer's tap dancing has greatly improved since she left SIA. She is now starring on Broadway with Ray Bolger, Ir., in the new hit, 'Wha' Hoppen to Charlie?' The new medicine that has replaced Hadacol is Dr. Sue Collins' remedy for people who have that 'It nauseates me' feeling. On your vacation next summer plan to attend Andrea Haley's Haven for Healthy Horses, the new dude ranch whose fame is sweeping the country. Even the horses wear tails. Be sure to see Patsy Barnes the next time the circus is in town, She stars in the side show as the first woman flame-eater. The class is very proud of Mary Vassely, who has turned professional and defeated Gussie Moran for the twenty-third consecutive time. Betty Bawn and Betty George, who were expert re- porters for the school paper, are now employed by the Chicago Tribune. Ann Barthslme, who still rides busses to Columbia, is doing well at Montaldo's- as head purchaser. The girls hear from Pat Gallagher occasionally. Pat lives in Fulton, Missouri, with her doctor husband. Ann Colier and Kathy Carney, the first girls to play on the Bllltken quintet, were a good reason for St. Louis win- ning the NIT tournament in New York. The score was 101 to 10. Ann Kohl is seen frequently on trains directing the Pullman Car business. Mary Tenqe, who finally revealed her hidden talent, has just published a song called 'Hit the Highway to Atcheson.' Rosemary Fischer has been traveling around the world with her soldier husband. Betty Byrne has revolutionized the sock industry with her Gay Argyles for Dapper Young Men. Marilyn Porter just won first prize in a Regis College contest as the most photogenic mother. lean Ramacciotti and Bette Lou Vogt have just finished their iirst book, 'How to Win Friends Away at College and Influence People.' Heard recently that Io Ann Gratlaa received a tremen- dous ovation at her debut in Carnegie Hall. Bette Welek and Mary Catherine Martin can be seen every day on their way to Sunset in their bus containing all their little ones. Jackie Walton won first place in the world wide con- test conducted by the Design lnsttiute of Satin Blouses of America. The students are now taking riding lessons from Ioan Kutterer. new owner of Missouri Stables. Marlene Bolholner still transports students to the Acad- emy. She has installed a transportation service called Lizzie for Lazy Lasses. lane Lux has just opened her new dress shop. She has cornered the market on housecoats. lust yesterday some of the girls received a postcard from Irlene Kuhlman. who is the foreman oi the D. E. ranch in Denver. Anita Pelliqrlni is head of the chemistry department at Notre Dame, the first woman to hold such a position. Arlene Kuhlman is now president of lCuh1man's Cross- Country Markets. We oiten read oi Ieanne Bence in the daily papers. Her husband is an interior decorator. Toni Sassin is sending her girls to SIA by helicopter from the 'Developments,' a new housing project begun by her husband. Nancy Rorert finally received a pass on the North- western Special. She still disappears mysteriously on Thursday evenings and returns as mysteriously on Monday mornings. Mary Alice McKay is still using her wit to give Uncle Milty some originality. As his gag writer she does very well. Susie Switzer is giving Elsa Maxwell plenty of com- petition with her parties. She is the hostess of the town. Well, l'm getting tired of talking. Must be old age. I can't say that I won't be sorry when l can rest in pieces. Wonder what the next fifty years will bring? Page Fifty-Five ioatrons Rev. Michael Clark Babs and Georgine Mr. and Mrs. Iohn H. Iohnston R. I. McCurdy A Friend Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Breece Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Kaiser Mrs. Margaret Dulle Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Herbig. Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Rodgers Alvin R. Dulle Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bayless Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Turley Mrs. William A. Granville Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McEwen Mrs. I. L. Harlan Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Hoelscher Mr. and Mrs. William Devereaux Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson Mrs. C. I. Martk Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Hardwig Mr. and Mrs. William Bradburn Mr. and Mrs. A. Brand Don and Ierry Brand Marilyn Brand Mr. George L. Koenig Miss Bess Dial Mr. and Mrs. Iohn F. Koch Mrs. R. I. Albachten Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Mowrey Mr. and Mrs. Iohnson F . Whyte Mrs. Sarah Drago Mr. and Mrs. V. I. Hayes Mrs. Katherine Donovan Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Iokerst Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Kernell Mr. and Mrs. Peter Olivastro Mrs. I. R. Ohlsen Mr. Harold I. Tuthill Miss Carroll Tuthill Mr. and Mrs. Theo. I. Harder Anne and Rochelle Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lee Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Morrill A. P. Kuhlmann Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Zupez Mr. and Mrs. I. McDermott Mr. and Mrs. H. Anthonls Mr. and Mrs. M. Friedertch Mr. and Mrs. F . George Macke Mrs. Harold I. Tuthlll Misses Carroll and Maureen Tuthlll Io Ann and Pat Mound Mrs. William F. Powers Mr. and Mrs. M. Costa Mr. William F. Pcwers Mrs. E. I. McKee Ann Gerlach Mr. and Mrs. 'l . Lawless Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Duggan Ruth Zltzmann Mrs. Leo Quirk Mrs. Rose Lumetta Carol and Peggy Benlta and Rosemary The Vacca Family Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Stanley Mr. and Mrs. R. Grace Mr. and Mrs. R. Sundling Roy Sundling Caroline Neely Shirley Sundllng Mr. and Mrs. F. Nebulonl Mr. and Mrs. Marion Ferguson A. L. Kreheler, Iewelers Mrs. Dorothy Taylor Wanda and Ruth County Speedometer Service Glenn Quinn Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Grob Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Crowley Keller's Apothecary Shop Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lelendecker C. A. Davies Mrs. C. A. Davies Nancy and Carolyn Linstroth The Royal Hat and Cleaning Co. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Browning Mrs. Francis Niehaus Mr. and Mrs. I. I. Fritsch Hallman Paint Co. EIS Drugs, Inc. Town and Country Flower Shop Mr. and Mrs. C. Mound Frank I. Quinn North Hills Market W. H. Bloemker Miss Leona Costa Miss Anita Signorelli Mr. and Mrs. Iack Sciales Dr. and Mrs. Vitale Miss Mary Ann Striebel Mrs. Marie Degen Mr. and Mrs. I. I. Shapiro Miss Paula Shapiro Al Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Shake Mrs. Doyne F. Neal Mr. and Mrs. I. O. Hogan Mrs. Clyde C. Espenschled Aube Espenschied Bob Espenschied Mrs. Nelson Many Mrs. L. P. l-leneghan Miss Iune l-leneghan Miss Pat Heneghan Doris Nesslein Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Maher Mr. F. L. Patterson Mrs. F. L. Patterson Mrs. Veronica Sewald Mrs. Lloyd E. Boas Mary Io Kriegshauser Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Forrester Mr. and Mrs. O. I. Klein Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Iolley Mrs. A. E. Iolley Ioan M. Iolley Mr. Frank X. Iones Io Ann Lyons Mrs. Frank X. Iones Florence Mae Spack Alice Tucker Eileen Ulrich Mr. and Mrs. Alired Accardi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fassel Mr. and Mrs. Iohn D. Courtright Mr. and Mrs. Robert Macholdt Capt. and Mrs. Lance E. Keplinger Page Fifty-Six Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Storz Mr. Donald Reed Zesch Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Britton Audrey Giovanni Nancy Elaine Giovanni Peggy Peeler Ieanne Bence Sue Collins Bill Baahlman Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Welek Bette Welek Mr. Raymond Roth, Sr. David Anthony Roth Mrs. Raymond Roth, Sr. Raymond Roth, Ir. Martha Iean Roth Mary E. Dolan Agnes M. Dolan Mrs. Leo G. Kohl Ginny Kohl Ann Kohl Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Speckart Io Russo Mr. and Mrs. I. Russo Bill Lange Marilyn Porter Mrs. W. D. Porter Virginia Lee Russo Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Russo A Friend Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Muehling Iacquie Smith Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Koch Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Murphy Peggy Murphy Mary Murphy Pat Gallagher Iim Gallagher Marcia Ahearn Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Ahearn Marietta Grob Veronica Ann Grob Torn l-lilgeman Miss Lilly Molumby Mary Ann Daly Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hilgeman Dr. and Mrs. I. R. Day Bill Dillley Rose Gloia Ice Glola Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Gloia Pat and Ieanne Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. G. Zitzmann Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Lux Betty Lux Iane Lux Mr. and Mrs. Glenn I. Haley Audrea L. Haley Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Fischer Rosemary Fischer ' ..s-,.....e.. ., -L ,WA .1.,..,,.... , ,.1, , . - , - -- H r . . , 4. ......,. ...u....- ,. .-r. . s......uE-s-.....f......4. , ..s-...... ...Lam MISSOURI STABLES, Inc. COMPETENT RIDING INSTRUCTORS ONLY INDOOR ARENA IN ST. LOUIS MIDWEST DRUG Prescriptions a Specialty 6386 Clayton Rd. Richmond Heights. Mo Robert Francis Taylor R e a I t o r 5200 Berthold Avenue Adicxcent to Forest Park 8120 Pershing Ave. Clayton, Mg STerling 2408 DE1mcu' 1022 PLUMBING ALTERATIONS- ELECTRIC SEWER OPENING COIVIPLIMENTS OF PArkview 8170 CLAYTON JEWELER GLOECKN ER-MELVI LLE B I 20 N. Meramec Ave. Clayton 5. Mo 25 N. Mercxmec Ave. Clayton, Mo. PI-hkview 1105 LUCKY CLUB CAFE 1449 S. VANDEVENTER AVE. FRcmk1i.n 8781 Compliments of WOLFRAM Cleaning and Dyeing Co. P q F1'tyS PAINTS VARNISHES LACQUERS Designers and Producers of Pedigree Industrial Finishes The P. D. GEORGE CO. sr. Louis, Mlssoum P G RAY'S KUTTERER-JANSEN Cleaners and Dyers, Inc. PRIN-I-'NG CO' Your Appearance ls Our Business Commercial Printers 'k 'K FOrest H15 KENNETH OWEN5 21 SOUTH NINTH STREET MAin 3100 Si. Louis 2. Mo. Compliments of GOODIE SWEET SHOP NEWBERRY RADIO co. 5029 GR'W0'S 'WE' MAGNABOX-CAPEHART-PHILCO ZENITH . . . Etc. Candy - Cards - Gifts FLanders 9606 3401 S. Kingshighway PLatecxu 6300 1 F. W. Woolworth Company C U Q U E T 5 E S q u i ,. e 5 t 0 r e Jewelers - Optometrists Trophies - Announcements - Medals 0 6724 CLAYTON ROAD OPEN EVENING5 UNTIL 9 P. M. St. Louis' Leading School Jewelers 513-15 Arcade Bldg. Mhin 2540 P q FftyN PORTRAITS M Congratulations to the Class of 1950 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND CYTRON PHARMACY Prescription Pharmacists 6353 N. Rosebury at DeMun Chbany 1890 Clayton. M 0. COMPLIMENTS OF T W I N X INCORPORATED 7612 Wydown Blvd. Clayton 5, M 0 HESSELBERG DRUG CO. GRAND and HARTFORD H O U S E 3701 GRANDEL SQUARE CANDLELIGHT DANCING NIGHTLY A LAcIede 4500 Facilities for Private Parties SLIP COVERS DRAPERIES CUSTOM FURNITURE by 7800 CLAYTON ROAD K R A E M E R Hlland 3160 30 S. Central Ave. PArkview 1617 S E E ! ! The New DODGE ...at... JOHN T. DOLAN, Inc. Direct DODGE-PLYMOUTH Dealer 10105 MANCHESTER RD. ut SAPPINGTON TErryhil1 3-2506 P S O UNIVERSITY MARKET 6006 PERSHING CAbany 9342 Fresh Meats - Choice Groceries Oscar Iacobson Ralph Parks Owner Meal Mgr. Ghriield 6297 Alois A. Winterer Optical Co. Dr. George A. Winterer, Optometrist Eyes Examined : : Glasses Fitted 202 N. Seventh St. St. Louis 1, Mo. ALL CREAM ICE CREAM The PARKMOOR as ggrr ,ggi I li, I , DELICIOUS SANDWICHES TUCKER MOTOR CO. Oldsmobile Dealer ESTABLISHED 1927 IAIR AIR RIFLES Pioneers - Leaders Plsrols go lgfrs H c iRlBENJAMINA nv sro BIIIJMIIII AIR RIFLE CU .- ax A 4 - .J fFl6N CONFRISSIONI ICIIIIIIFICIIIV DIIIGIIID I0 IORH I IIGNI llll ll IIIII llllll I0 PRIYIUI lull UI CDHPRISIIDI ISIUPIIIG NIXINUN WWII AID ICIUIIIU N All IIIIID Ill DUNS tspfmu v nfcofvwwfo rw mn I i L lunlhrilnl lv Atv W2 sr Lours.uo..u.sA ' 3415 SOUTH GRAND BLVD. PRospect 4400 Leutwiler Service Station 7100 DELMAR Standard Gasoline - Presto-Lite Batteries Atlas Tires Prompt Service Call DElmar 1034 Pg SWT Sweetbriar 4441 For Informal Camera Studies can RHOMBERG BROS. , , , . . Plctorlal Press Service Bulldlng Contractors ED. RHOMBERG 9319 BRENDA Sf- Louis 29- MO- 315 Denauvaere rot-es: 1660 LAMMERT'S DEPARTMENT STORE WEbster 1413 110 W. LOCKWOOD WEBSTER GROVES. MO. BIG JOHN'S RESTAURANT 1619-1621 CLARK AVENUE GArfield 9550 P S Th Congratulations to the Class of '50 QUALITY FABRICS FOR FIFTY-FIVE YEARS 315 N. TENTH ST. CASE, THOMAS 6' MARSH ........ I'lSUl'3l1CE '11 1 1 lt s 0 Pleasure ' I H U E HEADQVUZ 0 L T v o ..... R RS Egfvo' GQ nmlrrfeuv 0,39 P A Good Place to Buy Your Shoes PEN ROSE SHOE CO. 5847 CHIPPEWA Sellinq Good Shoes for the Entire Family Since 1912 Miss llickey's Training School for Secretaries lag aaa! gaenlnq Summa . . . . Courses include Comprehensive, Optional and Summer Programs Under the personal direction of Margaret A. Hickey, Principal 560 Norih Sklnker, Sf. Louis Your Favorite Bowling Lanes- Bowling-ESQUIRE CLAYTON ROAD cmd BIG BEND CLAYTON BOWL CLAYTON. MO. COMPLIMENTS OFA FRIE ND Pg StyF Winter Garden Ice Rink 520 DeBa1iviere Ave. THE MID,wEST'S FINEST ICE RINK ffW1,,,,,, Q,,,,1i,-V Reig,,SH COMPLETE LINE OF SKATES AND EQUIPMENT SPECIAL PARTY ARRANGEMENTS Pom, 4747 7321 WISE AVE. Hllund 3220 BestWishes CONGRATULATIONS TO THE to the SENIORS Class of '50 PLateau 9669 ExOmirIOiiOnS Of the Eyes A BOAS,S DR. FRANK NICKL Optometrist B O O S T E R 3219 Meramec St. St. Louis. Mo. Barry Commission Co. 815 NORTH FOURTH STREET Compliments Ot I ESSEN HARDWARE WHOLESALE ERUITS and PRODUCE Creve Coeur. Mo. P SiS ' A Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1950 and to their Teachers who made it possible. MARLO COIL COMPANY 6135 Manchester Avenue ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI P ' . Congratulations to the Class of '50 JUDGE REALTY CO., lnc. R e a I t o r s PArkview 8140-8141 18 N. Meramec Ave. CLAYTON, MO. S. C. IUDGE, IR., President F. A. MORRIS, vice-President SALES -INSURANCE M. D. SLAUGHTER, secret y LOANS - MANAGEMENT ' I Houhhan s Flower Shop Qompumems of 68l8 Clayton Ave. - St. Louis, Mo. Funeral Designs - Corsdqes B B I N S J CO' Wedding Decoroiions 3rd FLOOR ARCADE BUILDING Telephone: Oiiice. ST. 3585 - Res., HI. 6073 Sl. Louis. Mo. FOR YOUR FLORAL PLANS SEE HOULIHAN COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND OF S. J. A. P g S tyEght CARL ROSSOW Music for All Occasions Parties - Dances - Receptions Weddings - Concerts - Operettas Sweetbriar 2734 Baker Control and Engineering Co. Automatic Controls Air-Conditioning and Heating Equipment 605 S. VANDEVENTER AVE. St. Louis 10, Mo. lEf:ferson 4948 Lubrication Tire Accessories Washing Simonizinq JOSEPH J. FARON LINDBERGH 6 LADUE SERVICE STATION SHELL PRODUCTS AXminster 9934 Clayton, Mo. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Fawcett FURNITURE -:- RANGES -:- RADIOS Supreme Furniture Co. 1421-23 South Broadway ST. LOUIS 4. MO. Peter Olivastro GArfield 3039 RUGS -:- REFRIGERATORS -:- TOYS W. D. QUINN SAW CO. NEW SAWS and SAW REPAIRING 0 2329 OLIVE ST. CEntra1 8277 St. Louis. Mo. Compliments of . . . BLUE BIRD GROCERY COMP'-'MENT5 OF i' Mr. and Mrs. McCoy Wilkinson 2501 N. Market St. St. Louis. Mo. Best Wishes One of Americas Smartest Shops for Men You Can Find William J. BiII Harvey I the Finest Constable - Second District 32a S. CENTRAL Clayton 5, Mo. Chbany 7086 in Everything a Man Wears LIBERTY CANDY CO. af D. 6' J. WILKINSON CO. 1318 FRANKLIN AVE- 608 OLIVE ST. St. Louis. Mo. St. Louis. Mo. 1001 WALNUT ST. Kansas City. Mo. NOTHING LIKE PAINT F r o m a B L O N G P A I N T I N G C O . F r e n d INSTITUTIONAL INDUSTRIAL 0 I RESIDENTIAL S.J. A. Since PAINTING and DECORATING 2610 LOCUST STREET 1859 NEwstead 3262 PqS ty Hlland 0718 Modem. Oderless Cleaning You'II Enjoy the Flavor- . Y A 'e I M B sin ss Old Judge Quality Coffee our ppeamm S Y U E BIG BEND CLEANERS CLEANING 0 PRESSING 9 ALTERATIONS l Pick Up and Delivery Service One-D y Service 2121 Big Bend Blvd. Maplewood 17, Mo. COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF The Sophomore Class I of gg s. J. A. ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL eeeye ee SCHOOL OF NURSING ,, F R O M Affiliated with St. Louis University Chbany 4590 Ryffel 6' Ratz Plumbing Co. F R I E N D Repairing - Remodeling - Contracting Plumbing, Drainage and Pipeiitting 6127 PAGE BLVD. E H HYFFEL sA1N'r Louis PgS IYO lEMEVER .-1,3 1 1 . y . Three Generations of Floor Coverings Draperies - Slip Covers - Etc. Hanley at Wydown - Clayton 511 S. Hanley DE1mcn' 6712 KOCH DRUG CO. From a Friend V Congratulations, Seniors! COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hanlon DORR AND ZELLER CATERING CO. ROseda1e 2800 UNITED LUMBER CO. 4 Branch Yards 0 STerli.ng 0430 We Give Eagle Stamps Pqs wr TT??' Phone PRospect 9996 WETHINGTON'S OPEN HAM - HOT DQGS Prescription Chemist HOT TAMALES Northwest comer Marconi cmd Daggett s'r. Louis. Mo. Hampton at Wise St. Louis, Mo COPPER - NICKEL - CHROME Best Wishes 0 . Triangle Plating Co., Inc. to the 4017 EASTON AVE. Class of '50 Call for Service - LUcas 0551 MAin 26 O2 LEE BROS., CONTRACTORS FOR BETTER LATHING and PLASTERING 1218 Olive Stre P S Th et MAin 3770 Emcmelo Cigars Always Dependable CHARLES W. PIAN 723 Olive St. H. A. STOCKMANN LUMBER CO. CTwo Yards! uk 0 2721 S. Third St. 3425 Cherokee St. GRand 5622 PRospect 4616 Moss 6' Lowenhaupt Cigar Co. CongratuIaHons! HUSSMANN DISTRIBUTING CO., Inc. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATORS and REFRIGERATION 'A' 3323-25 WASHINGTON AVE. FRanklin 2320 ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI CompHmenm of BOURDET FLORAL CO. Larimore Road GROWERS of POTTED PLANTS and NURSERY STOCK P S F Hours: 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Daily - Closed Thursday F L O T K E N 1 S Monday and Friday Evening by Appointment 39th Street Su er Market P MARIE JUSTINE, Inc. ' CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHES 3619 S. KINGSHIGHWAY 1801 S. 39TH ST. HARDWOOD PINE C. L. KRUG LUMBER CO. Box 151 - Ferguson. Mo. Vlctor 7-0884 Lawn Seeds - Peat Moss - Fertilizers Prunty Seed' 5 Grain Co. 620 N. Second St. Si. Louis 2. Mo. lN OUR 76TH YEAR Best Wishes 7 to the Senior Class CAROLE KLASKI IOANNE KLENKE ANN IOHNSTON IACKIE IOKERST Freshman A Hats by Camilla MARY BRENT ARCADE cmmny 4060 34 N. Brentwood Blvd. Clayton. Mo. FOrest 5575 Res.. CI-kbcmy 7339 ARTHUR G. GILES REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE - LOANS Residence: 4826a Delmar Blvd. 7339 Northmoor Dr. Best Wishes to the 1950 Senior Class PARK TH EATER VALLEY PARK. Mo. Compliments of DELMAR MARKET CO. 518 S. Hanley Rd. Clayton. Mo. PqS tyF Compliments of . . HAYES ADHESIVES CO. Union Blvd. and Brown Ave. St. Louis, Mo. Best Wishes ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY from Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Klaski C1 Family if, f 'X 244, fwehmueler' Jyamilfon. ns Locust in uw' ul' Compliments of The Hellman Family PI-lrkview 8061 KROPP 6' STEELE CO. Engineering and Surveying Motor Oil-ZEPHYR-Gasoline SCOT OIL CO. 1436 BIG BEND HARRY ZOELLNER Pr p CARL SALENDER, Jeweler Just East of St. Mary's Hospital 7 2 0 6 O A K L A N D DIAMONDS - WATCHES - GIFTS Expert Clock cmd Watch Repairing From a Friend i i 8025 FORSYTH Clayton, Mo. i l i G E O R G E M A C K E ' i N s u R A N c E A Charles L. Crane Agency Company B e S t W S h e S C I a s s o f ' 5 0 PIERCE BUILDING ST. LOUIS PqS IY S JOHN F. KOCH Used Cars NEW AND USED CARS ANY MAKE OR MODEL BANK FINANCING 2901 UNION BLVD. QA! St. Louis' AveJ Flreside 6525 Compliments of CURT OSSENFORT ln the Heart of Clnytolf, MOBIL GAS Ed Gerdel Service Station 7621 FORSYTH CAbcmy 9711 LEO KALMER ED GEREEL GOOD LUCK TO THE ji W CLASS OF 'so - W COLONIAL THEATER 4 MANCHESTER. Mo. if E D ' S M A R K E T . A C O m p I I rn e n t s Edqcxr Baldwin, Prop. 0 f Mr. and Mrs. 5856 Hampton Ave. I-'Landers 4747 St. Louis. Mo. L. E. Whittington yEqht Telephones . . . CA. 0130 - CA. 9907 - CA. 9161 , G A L L A N T D R u G J aa 0 7208-10 Balson Ave. University City 5, Mo. CHestnut 8452 Hllcmd 1269 C 0 m P I I m e n t S COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE SINCE 1873 01 Francis H. Kennedy a F r i e n d President Hiemenz Realty Co. 714 Chestnut St. REALTORS sa. Louis SALOMON, HANNEGAN, PORTNOY 6' ASSOCIATES, Inc. LIFE INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS AND CONSULTANTS GArfieId 0925 1001 Ambassador Building, St. Louis P S N Best for Baby Best for You Glirfield 0323 Abkemeier Dairy Milk Southwest Engraving Co Engravers of Social and COIILIIITPVIIIII SIUILOIIPFV t EXCLUSIVE TO THE 'TRADE 3831 BATES ST. HUdson 8282 Philip L. Hoerr 1602 LOCUST ST. St Louxs Reducing - Modem Scientific Method Also Howard Cabinet Both cmd Mcxssoqe Missouri Medical Institute 320 N. GRAND BLVD. Room 218 Nliwsteud 7803 Compliments of a Friend AUTOGRAPHS P q Eqhty ,A 4. 1 , . a .., av- 7F.9,. yn, f . . w V if 552' gg. 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