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

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THE F ur youth, a time when our hearts are young and gay. We see the changes that occur in the growing-up process as we finish the first year of high school and pass on to that year for misplaced persons called sophomore: then on to the junior year Finally We reach th t . a year, senior, when the world beckons us to enter its wide open spaces to find our place and the work selected for us by the Divine Planner. Throughout these fo OUR YEARS of high school are passed in the springtime of o ur years we are conscious of change. As we spend days in the classroom we notice that we are not alone in this process known as change. All nature changes too. From September to Iune ev , winter, spring, summer. ery year nature passes through an autumn In these pages of the 1951 ACADEMY we present the S.I.A. students in the four seasons of spiritual, intellectual, cultural, and physical growth coupled with th f ' e our seasonal changes through which nature advances each year. The result is the beautiful and complete unfolding of the S.I.A. girl with all her Christ-like and Mary like Virtues h - , a C ange as wonderful as the unfolding of the seasons, for both are the handiwork of God. FHREWURII