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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1952 volume:

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We, who are privileged to live in this age of scientific discoveries, are often awed b th ' ' ' y e genius of man to rnvent or dis- cover something new. When we discover or invent something that is going to help the world to be a better place in which to l' ive, we want to tell the whole world about our discovery. We want to broadcast it. W the radio as the best means of commu ' ' nicating our information to the world in the shortest pos- sible time. ' hen we think of broadcasting we think of As students of St. Ioseph's Academy we want to broadcast a message of peace and love to the whole world Our message ' . 1S not new, rather it is a message that is being forgotten in th' ' ' is age of materialism and secularism. In these few pages of THE ACADEMY we Want to show how we spend our high school days preparing to broadcast Christ to the world, so that our message will go to the far reaches oi the world. ' HE AIR l O SACRED HEART OF JESUS, filled with infinite love, broken by my ingratitude, pierced by my sins, yet loving me still, accept the consecration that I make to Thee, of all that I am and all that I have. Take every faculty of my soul and body, and draw me, day by day, nearer and nearer to Thy Sacred Side, and there teach me Thy blessed ways. HEUIEATIU TO THE SACRED HEART OF IESUS, fountain of lite and holi- ness, Source of spiritual strength amid present trials, Who gives courage for sacri- fices in the future, We, the Senior Class of 1952, dedicate this volume of THE ACADEMY. PRHHR Sister Virginia Marie, C.S.I., Principal English Reverend I. Daniel Moore Religion, Guidance Sister Mary Ernrnelia, C.S.I., Librarian Religion, History Sister Regina Ioseph, C.S.I. Citizenship Sister Mary Winifred, C.S.I. Art Sister Mary Elizabeth, C.S.I. Religion, Mathematics Sister Iames Stanislaus, C.S.I. Religion, Mathematics, English Sister Angela Marie, C.S.I. Religion, Latin, Home Economics NI llllllllUltt, .- 1, f ff' , f bf by fjzv ,M Lili' ' , Sister Mary Alexandra, csyf- 'NZ' Religion, Science, English Sister Mary George, C.S.l. Religion, History Sister Anne Edward, C.S.I. Religion, Commercial Sister Rita Catherine, C.S.I. Religion Latin French Sister lean Fontbonnef C. .I ' X VJ Religion, English ' if Sister Catherine Anton, C.S.l. Music Miss Dorothy Ornelson Physical Education 5 3 U1 eo 89, 0 shi ga U7 Elo QU' B 2 5. Xxx. J C S E PH, ,065 FN 59 I,b NG THU cg,xsTEFes. Up -'tguimte 13 BA l--- un EEE E EE EEEEEEIEEE With the Featured Stars on the S.J.A. Program E E E E E E E E E E '14 MV P04 4 AB Ei mm It C Q 4 H' 1 X 7' 'Q E HH J EEA fx, QQ mm Cc o 4 O 6 9 ' Q 9 AM T 3 P P 0 1 Qsx J 1 4 1 1 Dltr ia Hof AB 0 KB EE ii 55 MM XX ap LE IIEHS I THE FIELH STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: L. Kennedy, K. Kelly, K. Shaw. SECOND ROW: P. Tynan, M. Carney, President, D. Meiners, M. O'ReiI1y, A. Brown, A. Siqnorelli. THIRD ROW: K. Vatieroti, B. Dulle, M. Weisner, M. Groh, M. A. Boyles, C. Lang, P. Hartnett. K. Martin was absent when picture was taken. SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS FIRST ROW: M. Carney, M. A. Boyles, K. Shaw. SECOND ROW: D. Meiners, M. Toenjes, P. Davies, I. OIivasiro. Page Eight STARS Ill llllllllt Iayne Merz, Preside Carolyn Kelley, Vice-President Dorothy Meiners, Secretary Marilyn He nclerson, Treasurer '52 IAYNE MERZ, November l8, l934, St, Louis, Missouri, St. I , Stephen Parish. Class President, 4, Science Club, 4, So- L ' -2-344, C.S.M.C., l-Z-3-4, Pep Club, l-2-3-4, Athletic - B sketball Class Team, Carolyn Kelley, layne Merz, Marilyn Henderson, D ,sq dality, l Association, l-2-3-4, French Club, 3, a 2' Softball Varsity, 3, Glee Club, 2, Christmas Play, 2-4, it Cappella, l. Missouri, CAROLYN KELLEY, August 5, l934, St. Louis, St. Luke Parish. Class Vice President, 4, Sodality, l-Z-3-4, C,S.M.C., l-2-3-4, Christmas Play, 3-4, Glee Club, 2, French Club, 3, Volleyball Class Team, 2-3-4, A Cappella, l, May Maid, l, Basketball Class Team, 2, Modern Dance Club, 2. DOROTHY METNERS, December 23, l934, St. Louis, Mis- souri, St. Ann Parish CNormandyl. Laboure High School, l, Class Secretary, 4, Basketball Varsity, 2-3-4, Volleyball Var sity, 4, Captain, 4, Soitball Varsity, 2, Athletic Association, 2-3-4, Vice-President, 4, Treasurer, 3, Science Club, 4, President, 4, Soclality, 3-4, Latin Club, 3, Treasurer, 3, Good Counsel Club, 3-4, C.S.M.C., 2-3-4. MARILYN HENDERSON, December 23, 1933, St. Margaret Parish, Class Treasurer, 4, May Maid, 3, Soclality, l-2-3-4, Volleyball Class Team, ZY3-4, Basketball Class Team, 2, C,S.M.C., l-2-3-4, Athletic Association, 1-2, Glee Club, l Bowling Club, l-2, Christmas Play, 4. orothy Meiners. Page Nino EIU Dorothy Hellman Mary Ann Boyles Sharon Kathleen Horace Norma Litteken DOROTHY HELLMAN, February l8, l935, St. Louis, Mis- souri, St. Mary Magdalen Parish. Sodality, l-2-3-45 C.S.M.C., l-2-3-45 President, 45 Swimming Club, 3-45 Modern Dance Club, 25 Pep Club, l-Z-3-45 Vice-President, 45 Latin Club, 3-45 Glee Club, 25 Christmas Play, l-2-3-45 Swimming Team, 3-45 Bowling Club, 25 Swimming Carnival, 2-4. MARY ANN BOYLES, December Zl, l934, St. Louis, Mis- souri, St. Roch Parish. Sodality, l-2-3-45 C.S.M.C., l-2-3-45 Press Club, 25 Modern Dancing Club, 25 SAIOAC Staff, Z5 Latin Club, 3-45 Christmas Play, 3-45 Honor Roll, 3-45 Ath- letic Association, l-2-3-45 Drama Club, 45 Treasurer, 45 ACADEMY Editor, 45 Class President, 25 Pep Club, l-2-3-45 Catechist, 3. Page Ten Sally Hungate Mary Elizabeth Friedmann SHARON KATHLEEN HORACE, November 17, l934, St, Louis, Missouri, St. Cecilia Parish, Sodality, l-2-3-45 Glee Club, 25 A Cappella, l5 C.S.M.C., l-2-3-45 Athletic Associa- tion, l-Z-3-45 Christmas Play, 2-35 Latin Club, 3-45 May Maid, 25 Riding Club, 25 Bowling Club, l-2-35 Skating Club, l5 Pep Club, l-2-3-45 Modern Dance Club, 25 Homecoming Maid, 45 Science Club, 2. NORMA LITTEKEN, March 15, l935, St. Louis, Missouri, St. Mary Parish fBridgetonl. St. Mary's High School fBridge- tonj, l-25 Glee Club, 35 Athletic Association, 3-45 Christmas Play, 3-45 Sodality, 1-2-3-45 C.S.M.C., l-2-3-45 Homecoming Maid, 4. ltllt Ill '52 Marietta Ioan Grob Janet Lamm SALLY HUNGATE, September 20, l934, St. Louis, Missouri, St. Mary Magdalen Parish. Sodality, l-2-3-4, C.S.M.C., I-2-3-4, Glee Club, 25 Athletic Association, l-2-3-4, Pep Club, l-2-3-4, Christmas Play, 2-37 French Club, 47 Tennis Club, 3, Modern Dance Club, 2, Bowling Club, l-2-3. MARY ELIZABETH FRIEDMANN, August 29, l934, St. Louis, Missouri, Our Lady of Sorrows Parish. Soclality, I-2-3-45 Class Secretary, 3, Bowling Club, l-2-3, Basketball P Cl b IZ34 Christmas Play 2- Ath- Class Team, 2, ep u , - - - 5 , , letic Association, l-2-3-4, C.S.M.C., l-2-3-47 A Cappella, lp MARIETTA IOAN GROB, May ll, 1934, St. Louis, Mis- souri, St. Mary Magdalen Parish. Drama Club, 4, Vice- President, 4, C.S.M.C., l-2-3-47 Council, lg Sodality, I-2-3-4, Athletic Association, I-2-3-47 Pep Club, l-2-3-4, Bowling Club, l-2-3-45 French Club, 3-4, Glee Club, l-2-3. IANET LAMM, August 30, l934, Mankato, Minnesota, Our Lady Queen of Peace Parish. S.I.A. Des Moines, Iowa lg Sodality, I-2-3-4, Pep Club, 2-3-4, Glee Club, 3, C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4, Christmas Play, 3-4, Honor Roll, 3-45 Drama Club, 4 I Glee Club, 25 Skating Club, 2, Tennis Club, 3. N Iean Litteken, Sharon Horace. Marietta Grob, Mary 'Iary Ann Boyles, Dorothy Hellman, orma Page Eleven Elizabeth Friedrnann, Ianet Lamm, Sally Hungate wif Sl ll Helen Shake Iackie Spaeth Paula Shapiro Margaret Zickel Angela Vitiello Margaret Menth HELEN SHAKE, Iune 4, 1934, St, Louis, Missouri, St. Luke Parish. Soclality, l-2-3-45 C.S.M.C., l-Z-3-4, Athletic Asso- ciation, l-2-3-4, Glee Club, 27 Bowlina Club, l-2-47 Pep Club, l-2-3-4, French Club, 3, Basketball Class Team, 2, Christ- mas Play, 2-4. IACKIE SPAETH, October 3, l93-4, St. Louis, Missouri. Christmas Play, 3, Athletic Association, l-2-3-4, Pep Club, l: C.S.M.C., l-Z-3-4. PAULA SHAPIRO, April 28, 1933, New York, St. Louis Cathedral Parish. C.S.M.C. Council, l-35 Christmas Play, 2-37 Sodality, l-2-3-4, Glee Club, 27 Athletic Association, l-2-3-45 Business Manager ACADEMY, 45 French Club, 3, Pep Club, l: A Cappella, lg SAIOAC, 21 C.S.M.C., l-2-3-4. MARGARET ZICKEL, December 12, 1934, St. Louis, Mis- souri, Little Flower Parish. Christmas Play, 3-47 Sodality, l-2-3-45 Riding Club, lg Athletic Association, 1-2-SY4, Pep Club, lg A Cappella, l. Page Twelve 'H IlF'52 Marilyn Pitt Christina Etthim 3l l934 St Louis Missouri, ANGELA VITIELLO, August , , . , St. Margaret Parish. St, Margaret High School, lp Glee Club Z, Christmas Play, 2, Swimming Club, 2-4, Bowling Cl bl 3-4, Speech Club, 3-4, Drama Club, 4, Pep Club, 4, U . d l 3-4, Athletic Association, Good Counsel Club, 3-4, So a ity, 3-4, C,S.M.C., 2-3-4. RGARET MENTH April 3 i934 St Louis, Missouri MA , , , . St. Mary Magdalen Parish. Christmas Play, 2, Pep Club, ' ' lb 4, 123' Glee Club l' A Cappella, l, Bowling Cu, 1-Z-3-4, 'Athletic Association, l-2-3-4, Good Coun- sel Club, 3, Soclality, l-2-3-4. 1 MARILYN PlTT, August 3, l934, St. Louis, Missouri, St. Luke Parish. Christmas Play, l-2-3-4, Pep Club, l-2-3, Glee Club, 25 A Cappella, lg Bowling Club, 4, Sodality, l-2-3-4, C.S.M.C., l-2-3-4, Athletic Association, 1-2-3-4, Good Coun- sel Club, 3. Cl'lRlSTlNA EFTHIM, September 27, l934, St. Louis, Mis souri, Pep Club, l-2, Athletic Association, lg French Club 4, Glee Club, l-2, SAIGAC Stall, 4, Science Club, 2-3, Speech Club, 3. 1' Paula Shapiro, Margaret Zickel, Helen Shake, jackie Spaeth. Marilyn Pitt, Margaret Men Page Thirteen th, Christina Efthirn, Angela Vitiello MAUREEN CARNEY, August l, l934, Chicago, lllinois, St. Roch Parish. Class Treasurer, l, Sodality, l-2-3-4, Spir- itual Council, 3-4, C.S,M.C., l-2-3-4, Christmas Play, 2-3, Student Council President, 4, Basketball Varsity, 3-4, Volley- ball Class Team, 4, Captain, 4, Sub-Deb Club, 2-3-4, Vice- President, 4, Science Club, 4, Swimming Team, 2-3-4, Catechist, 3. CAROLE FRITSCH, luly 20, l934, St. Louis, Missouri, St. Ann Parish CNormandyJ. Soclality, l-2-3-4, Pep Club, 1-2-3-4, Class Vice-President, l, Athletic Association, l-2-3-4, Glee Club, 2. l I l l t l lil Maureen Carney Carole Pritsch Iackie Leienclecker Marcia Ahearn Y K3 . Joanne Crowley Pat Davies IACKIE LEIENDECKER, August 22, 1934, St. Louis, Mis- souri, St. Mary Magdalen Parish. C.S.M.C., l-2-3-4, Coun- cil, 3, Pep Club, l-2-3-4, Treasurer, 3, President, 4, Soclality, l-2-3-4, Bowling Club, l-2-3-4, President, 4, French Club, 4, Athletic Association, l-2-3-4, Christmas Play, 2-3, Glee Club, 2-3, Secretary, 3, Catechist, 3, Volleyball Class Team, 4. MARCIA AHEARN, September l2, l934, St. Louis, Mis- souri, St. Stephen Parish. Soclality, l-2-3-4, Vice-Prelect, 4, Treasurer, 3, Catechist, 3, C.S.M.C., l-2-3-4, French Club, 4, Sodality Union Representative, l-2-3-4, Athletic Associa- tion, l-2-3-4, Pep Club, l-2-3-4, Cheerleader, 3, Christmas Play, 2-3, Volleyball Class Team, 4, Riding Club, l-2. Page Fourteen Maureen Carney, Carole Fritsch, Iackie Leiendecke Lane Kennedy Bonnie Browninq IOANNE CROVVLEY, September 28, l934, St. Louis, Mis- Sdl't l234 CSMC l-2-3-4' souri, St. Luke Parish. o aiy, - - - 5 , . . ., , Christmas Play, l-2-3-45 Basketball Class Team, l-2-35 Vol- leyball Class Team, 35 Catechist, 35 Sub-Deb Club, 3-45 Treasurer, 35 President, 45 Athletic Association, l-2-3-45 Pep Club, l-2-3-45 Latin Club, 3-45 Science Club, 45 Glee Club, l-2-3. PAT DAVIES, September 29, l934, St. Louis, Missouri, h th Kin Parish Sodality l-2-3-4' CSM.C., l-2-3-45 C rist e q . , , . . Christmas Play, l-2-3-45 Catechist, 35 Basketball Class Team, ' ' ' 5 - -3-4' L t'n l-2-3-45 Athletic Association, l-2-3-4, Pep Club, l 2 , ai Club, 3-45 Science Club, 45 Glee Club, 2-35 Swimming Club, 45 SAIOAC Staff, 2-3-45 Editor, 45 Speech Club, 4. LANE KENNEDY, luly 9, l934, St. Louis, Missouri, Little Flower Parish. Sodality, l-2-3445 C.S.M.C., l-2-3-45 Riding Club, l-2-45 Horse Show, l-25 Basketball Varsity, 3-45 Class Secretary, 25 Athletic Association, l-2-3-45 Secretary, 35 mas Play, 2-35 2-3-4. BONNlE BROWNING, April 22, l934, St. Louis, Missouri St. Luke Parish. C.B.C. Representative, 45 Sodality, l-2-3-45 Cl b l234 Athletic Association C.S.M.C., l-2-3-45 Pep u , - - - 5 ' 5 Cl b l-2-3 l2 3 4- Sub-Deb Club, 2-3-4, Secretary, 3, Glee u , 5 Science Club, 45 Modern Dancing Club, 25 Christmas Play l-2. r, Marcia, Ahearn. Bonnie Browning, Lane Kennedy, Pat Davies, Joanne Crowley Page Fifteen President, 45 SAIOAC Staff, 3-45 Associate Editor, 45 Christ- Sub-Deb Club, 253-45 Swimming Carnival, K. gb Vx ,fl ,ft it SHIRLEY ANN RYFFEL, Tune 22, 1934, St. Louis, Missouri, St. Ann Parish CNorrnandyJ. Sodality, 1-2-3-47 Science Club, l-2-4, Treasurer, 45 Art Club, lg Athletic Association, l-2-3-47 Riding Club, lg Horse Show, lg Tennis Club, 4g Christmas Play, 47 Good Counsel Club, 3-45 C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-47 Basket- ball Class Team, l-2-3-4, Volleyball Varsity, 47 Glee Club, l. IULIA OLIVASTBO, August ll, 1934, St. Louis, Missouri, St. Philip Neri Parish. Sodality, 1-2-3-45 Secretary, 3, Preiect, 47 May Maid, lg May Queen, 47 Bowling Club, 25 Honor Roll, 37 Christmas Play, 2-3-47 Latin Club, 3: C.S.M.C., l-2-3-45 SAIOAC Staff, 2-31 Drama Club, 4, Pep Club, 1-2-3-47 Basketball Class Team, 2-3, Volleyball Class Team, 4. lll Shirley Ann Ryiiel Iulia Olivastro Mary E. Toenjes Mary O'Reilly . t W'-, 1 f 6 KQV . . ff' 1' do I lfflt , ,J 9,Qtf'f,-Wt i if K' - 1' J X211 I' I V,-f ff' I, I K my Io Ami Smith li Eileen King MARY E. TOENIES, August 8, 1934, St. Louis, Missouri, Our Lady of Sorrows Parish. Sodality, l-2-3-47 Council, 3-47 Christmas Play, l-2-3-47 Pep Club, 1-2-3-47 Glee Club, 2-3-47 President, 47 Vice-President, 37 Class Vice-President, 37 May Maid, 2-37 Good Counsel Club, 3-4, French Club, 4, Tennis Club, 4g Basketball Class Team, 2g Athletic Association, l-2-3-4. MARY O'RElLLY, Ianuary S, l934, St. Louis, Missouri. St. Luke Parish. Sodality, l-2-3-4: C.S.M.C., l-2-3-4, Basket- ball Varsity, l-2-3-4, Softball Varsity, 25 Christmas Play, 4, Glee Club, 2-35 Art Club, 1-2, Basketball Class Team, lg Bowling Club, 35 Skating Club, 3, A Cappella, l. Page Sixteen Mary Ellen Williams Sylvia Dorothy Muehling IO ANN SMITH, February 8, 1935, St. Louis, Missouri, St. Peter Parish tKirlcwoodl. Coyle High School, l7 Sodality, 2-3-47 Glee Club, 2-37 Pep Club, 2-3-47 Athletic Association, 2-3-47 Science Club, 27 C.S.M.C., 2-3-47 Volleyball Class Team, 2-3-47 Good Counsel Club, 47 Latin Club, 2-37 Skat- ing Club, 2-4. EILEEN KING, December 4, l935, St. Louis, Missouri, Little Flower Parish. Sodality, l-2-3-47 Glee Club, l-2-3-47 C.S.M.C., l-2-3-47 Bowling Club, l7 Pep Club, l-27 Christmas Play, 3-47 Athletic Association, l-2-3-47 A Cappella, l. MARY ELLEN WlLLlAMS, lune 30, l933, St. Louis, Mis- souri, St. Roch Parish. Sodality, l-2-3-47 Swimming Club, l-2-3-47 Bowling Club, l-2-3-47 Pep Club, l-2-3-47 Athletic Association, l'2'3'4j Glee Club, 2-3-47 Good Counsel Club, 47 C.S,M.C., l-2-3-47 Volleyball Class Team, 47 Swimming Club President, 4. SYLVIA DOROTHY MUEHLING, Iune 12, l933, St. Louis, Missouri, St. Rose Parish. Sodality, l-2-3-47 Glee Club, 2-3-47 Bowling Club, l-27 Pep Club, l-2-3-47 Athletic Asso- ciation, l-2-3-47 Basketball Class Team, l-2-3-47 Volleyball Class Team, 2-3-47 Captain, 37 C.S.M.C., l-2-3-47 Good Coun- sel Club, 3-47 Christmas Play, 2'3'4: Science Club, 2-37 Art Club, l-3. Mary O'Reilly, Shirley Ryifel, Mary Toenjes, Iulior Olivastro. Eileen King, lo Ann Smith, Sylvia Muehlinq, Mary Ellen Williams Page Seventeen ANN PINCKERT, luly 4, 1934, St. Louis, Missouri, St. Mary Magdalen Parish. Class Treasurer, 25 Sodality, l-2-3-4, Athletic Association, 1-2-3-4, Pep Club, 1-2-3-45 Christmas Play, 2-45 C.S.M.C., l-2-3-4, Glee Club, 25 Basketball Class Team, 2-35 Latin Club, 3-4, Science Club, 4, Bowling Club, lg Volleyball Class Team, Z-35 A Cappella, 1. BETTY NESSLEIN, November ll, 1934, St. Louis, Missouri, Christ the King Parish. Sodality, l-2-3-4, Glee Club, 2, Cheerleader, 1-25 Pep Club, 1-Z-3-45 Basketball Class Team, 2, Spiritual Council, 47 Athletic Association, 1-2-3-45 Christ- mas Play, 2, Volleyball Class Team, 4, A Cappella, l. 1 SE II 1 Ann Pinckeri Betty Nesslein Rosemary Robben Kay Shaw Anita Signorelli Anita Brown ROSEMARY ROBBEN, March 31, 1934, St. Louis, Missouri, Our Lady of Lourdes Parish. Sodality, 1-2-3-47 Athletic As- sociation, l-2-3-4g Class Secretary, lg Class Vice-President, 25 C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-4, Latin Club, 3-47 President, 35 Pep Club, l'2-3-4: Secretary, 3, Basketball Varsity, 45 Basketball Class Team, 2-35 Captain, 2, Sub-Deb Club, 45 Science Club, 4. KAY SHAW, Ianuary 8, 1934, St. Louis, Missouri, St. Luke Parish. Student Council Vice-President, 47 Class Presi- dent, ly Sodality, 1-2-3-4, C.S.M.C., l-2-3-4, Pep Club, 1-2-3-4g Athletic Association, 1-2-3-4, Basketball Varsity, 37 Swimming Team, 3-4, Christmas Play, 1-2-45 Volleyball Class Team, l-4, Glee Club, 2: Art Club, ly French Club, 37 A Cappella, 1. Page Eighteen THU Loretta Tracy Kathleen Vatterott ANITA SlGNORELLl, November 24, l933, St. Louis, Mis- souri, St. Luke Parish. Soaality, l-2-3-4, Glee Club, 2, Ath- letic Association, l-2-3-4, Bowling Club, lp C.S.M.C., l-2-3-4, Pep Club, l-2-3-4, Basketball Class Team, 2, Bicling Club, 37 Art Club, lp A Cappella, l. ANITA BBOVVN, October 9, l934, St. Louis, Missouri, St. Luke Parish. St. Agnes Academy, Memphis, l-2, Soclality, 3-47 C.S.M.C., 3f47 Science Club, 4, Vice-President, 4, Bid- ing Club, 3-4, Homecoming Maid, 3, Pep Club, 3-4, Athletic Association, 3-4, Basketball Class Team, 3. LOBETTA TRACY, February 9, l935, St. Louis, Missouri St. Patrick Parish. Sociality, l-2-3-4, Athletic Association l-2-344, Pop Club, l-Z-3-4, C.S.M.C., l-2-3-4, Vice-President 4, Glee Club, l-Z-3. KATHLEEN VATTERCTT, August lO, 1933, St. Louis, Mis souri, Our Lady of the Pillar Parish. Sacred Heart Academy St. Charles, lg Athletic Association, 2-3-45 Pep Club, 2-3-4 Bowling Club, 2-3-4, Sodality, 2-3-4, Class President, 3 C.S.M.C., 2-3-45 Basketball Class Team, 2-3, Captain, 3 Art Club, 4, French Club, 3, Volleyball Class Team, 4. Kay Shaw, Betty Nesslein, Rosemary Robben, Ann Pinckert. hl V tt rott, Anita Signorelli Anita Brown, Loretta Tracy, Kat een a e Paar: Nineteen f lOANNE MOONEY, luly 25, 1934, St. Louis, Missouri. Clayton High School, l-2-37 Swimming Club, 47 Sodality, 4, Good Counsel Club, 47 Athletic Association, 47 Pep Club 47 Glee Club, 47 Volleyball Class Team, 4. DOROTHY HUGHES, October 28, 1934, St. Louis, Mis souri, St. Roch Parish. Sodality, 1-2-3-47 C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-47 Pep Club, 1-2-3-47 Christmas Play, 1-2-3-47 Pep Club, 1-2-37 French Club, 47 Draina Club, 47 Glee Club, l-2-3-47 ACAD EMY Associate Editor, 4. llll Ioanne Mooney Dorothy Hughes Carolyn Linstroth Beverley Butler Mary Agnes Dunsing Carol Striebel CAROLYN LINSTROTH, Iune 27, 1934, St. Louis, Missouri, St. Peter Parish. Sodality, 1-2-3-47 C.S.M.C., 1-2-3-47 Pep Club, 1-2-3-47 Athletic Association, 1-2-3-47 Riding Club, 1-2-37 Horse Show, l-2-3-47 Swimming Club, 47 Glee Club, 2-37 Christmas Play, 37 French Club, 47 SAIOAC Sports Editor, 47 SAIOAC Staff, 3-4. BEVERLEY BUTLER, October 15, 1934, St. Louis, Missouri, St. Roch Parish. Swimming Club, 47 Vice-President, 47 Drama Club, 47 Sodality, 1-2-3-47 Athletic Association, 1-2-3-47 Glee Club, 1-2-37 Riding Club, 1-2-3-47 Horse Show, 2-37 BOWlir1g Club, 3-4. Page Twenty Tltll Mary Virginia Galleano Elma Avalos MARY AGNES DUNSlNG, luly 23, 1934, St, Louis, Mis- souri, Our Lady of Presentation Parish. St. Marys Hiqh School 1Bridqetonl, l-2-37 Sodality, 45 C.S.M.C., 4, Good Counsel Club, 4. CAROL STRIEBEL, September 24, 1934, St, Louis, Mis- souri, Seven Holy Founders Parish tl-Xiitonl. Sodaiity, 1-2-3-4, A Cappella, lg Glee Club, 2-3-43 C.S.M.C., l-2-3-4, Athletic Association, 1-2-3-47 Pep Club, l-2-3-4, Volleyball Class Team, 3-4, Basketball Class Team, 3, Christmas Play, 2 3, Good Counsel Club, 3-47 Bowling Club, 2-3. if' MARY VlRG1NlA GALLEANO, August 24, 1934, St. Louis, Missouri, All Saints Parish. Sodality, l-2-3-47 C.S.M.C., l-2-3-4, A Cappella, l, Glee Club, 2-3-4, Athletic Associa- tion, 1-2-3-4, Pep Club, l-2-3, Christmas Play, 2-3, Good Counsel Club, 3-4. ELMA AVALOS, Auaust 17, 1933, Los Cruces, New Mex- ico St. Patrick Parish tllniversity Cityi. Sodality, l-2-3-47 C.3,M.C., l-2-3-4, Athletic: Association, 12-3-4, Glee Club, 1-2-3-4, Pep Club, l-2-3-4, Good Counsel Club, 3-4. ll Caol Striebel, Mary Agnes Carolyn Linstroth, Beverley Butler, Ioan Mooney, Dorothy Hughes. Elma Avalos, Mary Virginia Ga eano, r Durisinq. Page Twenty-One IO ANN MOUND, May 7, 1934, Kirkwood, Missouri, Sa- cred Heart Parish CValley Parkl. Sodality, l-2-3-45 C.S.M.C., l-2-3-45 Christmas Play, 25 Athletic Association, l-2-3-45 Basketball Class Team, 25 Bowling Club, l-2-35 Pep Club, l-2-3-45 Swimming Team, 2-3-45 Swimming Club, l5 Secre- tary, 45 Glee Club, 2. MARILOU HANLON, Iuly lO, l935, St. Louis, Missouri, St. Philip Neri Parish. Sodality, l-2-3-45 C.S.M.C,, l-2-3-45 Athletic Association, 1-2-3-45 Pep Club, l-2-3-45 Glee Club, 1-25 Bowling Club, l-2-3-45 Skating Club, l-25 Basketball Class Team, l-25 Basketball Varsity, 3-45 Volleyball Class Team, 2-35 Volleyball Varsity, 45 Co-Captain, 4. Elll Io Ann Mound Marilou Hanlon Sue Whittington Kathleen Sweeney SUE WHITTINGTON, Ianuary 15, 1935, St. Louis, Missouri, Mt. Carmel Parish. Sodality, l-2-3-45 C.S.M.C., l-2-3-45 Glee Club, 2-35 Riding Club, l-25 Christmas Play, 25 Bowling Club, 3-45 Skating Club, l-25 Pep Club, 1-2-3-45 Volleyball Varsity, 45 Swimming Club, 3-45 Athletic Association, l-2-3-4. KATHLEEN SWEENEY, November 7, l934, St. Louis, Mis- souri, Our Lady ot the Pillar Parish. St. Elizabeth's Acad- emy, lg Glee Club, 35 Drama Club, 45 C.S.M.C., 2-3-45 Coun- cil, 25 Science Club, 2-35 Christmas Play, 45 Sodality, 2-3-45 Riding Club, 2-35 Pep Club, 2-3-45 Athletic Association, 2-3-45 Skating Club, 2. Page Twenty-Two T111 111 '52 Shir1sy Mi11iqun Pot Donoqhue il SHIRLEY MILLIGAN, October 29, 1934, St. Louis, Missouri, PAT DONOGHUE, 1uno 19, 1933, St. Louis, Missouri St. Mcxry Mcxqdolen Parish. Sodc11ity, 1-2-3-4, C,S.M,C., B1essed Socrorne-ntPoris11. Loboure High School, 12, So 1-2-3-4, Ath1etic Association, 1-2-3-4, Good Counsel C1ub, 4, do1ity, 3-47 Vo11e-ybo11 C1oss Teoni, 4, Good Counse-1 Club Tennis Club, 2. 35 Aih1eiic Associoiion, 45 C.S.1V1.C., 3-4. Sue Whitiinqton, Mary Lou Hc1n1on, Iofmne Mound Shirlpy Nirlliqgrr, Page Twenty-Three FIRST ROW: C. Schwarz, C. Vacca, M. Stanley, R. Serra, SECOND ROW: M. L, Zitzmami, M. Sylvester, B. Siqnorelli, A. Sherer. FIRST ROW: l. Lawless, C. Kubascli, S. Switzer, M. Kelle her, B. Mahew, R. Lumottri. SECOND ROW: M. Macke, C. Lana, Slilll lil lil I i953 FIRST ROW: I. Iokerst, C. Kelly, C. Klaski, A, lohnston. SEL. OND ROW: C. Hoelscher, I. Harlan, S, Kaiser, P. Hayes, N Kcefe, B. Hogan, M. Kennedy, FIRST ROW: B. Breher, I. Breece, I. Anderson, Y. Bourdet, G Albachteri. SECOND ROW: Nl. A. Bralirn, K. Colbeck, M. Brand S. Bayless, A. Abkeineier, P, Booth. SEPTEMBER. School opens September 6: Mass ot the Holy Ghost, Freshman initiation, Senior Rina Day. OCTOBER. Unitorms October lg Ann Georae crowned Homecoming queen, Eucharistic Youth Rally at Cathedral. NOVEMBER. American Education Week No- vember ll-l7p Dr. Thomas Neill, speaks on Catholic ideals, Thanlcsaiyina. Page Twerityfouii Sllllt lll Ill I 1953 DECEMBER. Father-Daughter banquet De- cember 65 Christmas paqeantg Sodality dance: Christmas vacation. IANUARY. Examinations lanuary 24-255 Re- treat by Father Wm. Schwienher, S.l. FEBRUARY. Catholic Book Week February lO-l6p Valentine dance by Student Councilg Senator Kem discusses politicsg Father lohn Divine, S.l., speaks on Catholic books. MARCH. Vocation Week March lO-l4g Bishop Hickey talks on Belise missionsg St. Ioe seph's Dayp Marian Day sponsored by Font- bone College. APRlL. Easter vacation April 9-l6g Annual trip to Washington, D. C.p Water carnival, Day oi Recollectiong Sodality reception. MAY. Fashion show tor Mothers' Club May 8, Senior class play, lunior-Senior luncheon: lunior Prom to honor seniorsy Examinations. IUNE. Class Day lune 45 Graduationg Sum- mer vacation beqins, F-ll3NSFF RCI' ll. Gretliei Qixrxge Ll. A. Cc r B. Gun' FIRST ROW A MCG nms N O11 1 t o M M K I ther, l. Hdxniltcii. SECOND ROYV: P. D'ir1ov'1ri, M, A. fmzlle, E, Q e y C mot NE ROW S MCN M l-Plrdwiq, E.11'J1S f. Gjes V. Eirnq. l Moore R Nlebul ni S R ardon F 'q Tw nty Five' kan' PQ g 4 'cs 55 1 if bifxsi xx ik S 5 'Q ' ' I l ' S Q I Q an in 'S wk if Ze jkifci- EIU ll YIIII II III I HIE 'IRST ROW: M. Iam:-51, M, I. Kv1f.I1l.1, V, Kar-I1, if. Klstmrr, I.. FIRST ROW: C. Gundcxker, A. Gulimun, E, Gilmurtin, B. Flesh, alum. SECONIE ROVV: M. A, KZ1mc 1', B, I-Ieufcxhfzn, M. I., M. G. GIQGSOI1. SECOND ROW: D, FIOQIICI1, W, Guhmrin, M. nj, B. Klwfiu-I, 1? If1I:w1III1., III. A. Klfwht. Gu1 IkDr, I.. Heviiz, A. Gporqfv, I. Guxfxro, R. Grflsllcvff. 'IRST ROW: If, 'I'1.:ub, Vqlk, LI, 'ff 47, 14. Sfituwfxliz, C. FIRST ROW: B. DLIIIQ, B. COIHQII, S. Fuhexty, M, L, Ilurm, M. ry. SECOND ROW: R.Tfe1:y TI. Tr 15, U Sf'Ex:md,P.RL1sf1'3, I.'f1Itzm. SECOND ROW: M. Faust, A. Eqqleston, N. Dietrich, Fxcfybirl. M. A. Downey, S. Fay, M, I. Duford, R, Eqqer. Paw Twenty-Seven ? ' 2 QR i 4 A -MM me F k-+1 4, KN T55 Nm X32 2 E w 3 m, vw ala mmf ww iwiim , is sy A A X' New Q' 3 N ,Q r ' 5Q5M FH 'f ' x 3 J ,M I R EEEEEEEE EE EHE EEEEEEEK Activities Are the Features That Present Picture of an All-Round SEA. iw E i f 5 E , I J I vim ,Maw 1 Q Q23 A555 QE IKM Jw ,WIP 5 gf, X K J S J Lf ,zmmwew tif NIAY UHEEN JULIA ULIVASTRII E THIILII lllllll STATION S.I.A. sponsors two programs whose purpose is spiritual growth for self and for others- ethe Sodality and the C.S.M.C. The SODALITY OF OUR LADY strives to teach all loyal followers of Mary how to draw closer to the great Heart of Iesus with its motto, To Iesus Through Mary. Spiritual strength and ultimate growth in holi- ness is achieved through daily Mass and Com- munion, Rosary, office of the Blessed Virgin, almsgiving, and catechical work. Retreat, Marian Day, a Day of Recollection, May Day and World Sodality Day complete the plan. The CATHOLIC STUDENTS MISSION CRU-I SADE radios constant prayers to the throne of Heaven for those laboring to bring souls into the kingdom of God, and wires financial assistf ance to those in need. That the mission program is successful is seen by the fact that in twenty-five years the number of Catholic missions has risen from 400 to GOO. Academy crusaders join in all mission projf I I ects and thereby become along with the mis' sionary priests and sisters I-Ieralds of the Gospel. K SOLEALITY OFFICERS lvl. Azictrrn, Vice. Pieteci: R. Seirifz, Treasurer: I. Mcorc, Secre- tfiryp I. Olivistrc, Prettfct. CrS.lVI.uf. OIIILZIQRS C Klrski, Src -trriyg I3 llrtlliiriri, Piwsidtrzt- l.. T: Ivy, Vttt llirsirimit. C.S.M.C. COUNCIL FIRST ROW: C. Klaslci, L. Tracy, D. Hellman. SECOND ROW: SODALITY COUNCIL FIRST ROW: D, Fioelich, M. Aliearn, I. Moore, I. Olivastro I Barry, B. Schrnia, I. Btcissi, E. Marsh. R. Serr 1. SECOND ROW: I., Scliinid, M, Carney, M. I. Kuefler I. McBride. THIRD ROW: M. Toernes, M. Kramer, A. Iohnstori C. Hoclscher, M. Olivrrstro, C. Klriski. Pride Thirty-Thrce YEARBOOK STAFF lllllll Tlll SAIOAC Pulvlislied six linicvs a year by the students of ST. IOSEPH'S ACADEMY-FONTBONNE Wydown and Big Bend Blvd., Sl. Louis 5, Mo, Member of The Catholic School Press Association All-Catholic '49-'51 Quill and Scroll Missouri Interscholastic Press Association Vol. vm December 21 .1951 BENQ. a Editor ,......,....,...,.....,....................... Patricia Davies Associate Editor .,..... ....... L ane Kennedy Editorials ..........,.. ......... l aan Driscoll, lewell Pingree Features ..,...,. ,......,. M arilyn Brand, Carol Hoelscher .......Carolyn Linstroth, Carol Krug Sports. ..... .. ..... Photographers ..,...,.....,.... ........ C lirislina Eltliirn, Iackie lokerst Editorial Board: Mary Ellen Williams, ludy O'Leary, Yvonne Bourdet, lanice Harlan, lanet Bieece, Dolores Froelicli. Reporters: Darlene Barkei, Margaret Mary Faust, Eleanor Clirislen, Celeste Kislner, Marilyn Guelker, leanne Barry, Barbara Heneglian, Carol Ries, Mary lane Kuefler, Bette Schmid, Mary Kay Martin, Bose- inary Rohan, Marianne Murray, Mary Palmer, Marilyn Trapp, Mary lo Wiesner, Margaret Quigley, Judy McBride, Patricia Bose, laan Clasquin, Loretta lleitz, 0 D Q V HQ? M. L. Krug, M. A. Klohr, P. Sliapir, .. Hughes, M. A. Boyles. SOIOAC EDITORS C. Eltliim, l.. Kennedy, C. Linslratli, P. Davies YEARBOOK PLANNING D. Hughes, Mr, Leo Painter oi Model Print- ing Cornpany, M. A. Boyles, P. Shapiro, , s at is Page Tliirty-lfmii lllli llll '30 to you! is the call number tor SAIOAC nd THE ACADEMY student publications for S.I.A. SAIOAC, the school newspaper, is issued tive times a year by a corps ot volunteer writers. The name ot the paper is derived from the tirst two letters of the school name. CI lts writers endeavor to follow the principles of Catholic journalism with truth as the objec- tive. THE ACADEMY is the school annual. Fea- turing the graduating class, it is a portfolio ot pictures depicting the highlights ot the current school year. This year, the Fontbonne Fathers' Club gave a speed graphic camera to the two schools on the campus, thus enabling the statts ot both publications to present a better and more com- plete picture ot the happenings ot the year. I. F. Klolir, l. W, lfslco, V. PIFCFllfli, F. G. Macke, prcsiclsf-nt of thi Fiitlicrs' Club. NEWSPAPER STAFF M W'll' SECOND ROW'l Barry I McBride M Ouialcy THIRD FIRST ROW: I. Harlan, I. Driscoll, I. Pingree, . 1 iams. . . , . ., . V . ROW: -D. Barket, M. I. Kuefler, C. Ries, C. Kistner, M. Murray, I. Clasquin, Y. Bourclet. FOURTH ROW: I, lokerst, R. Rohan, E, Christen, P. Rose, M. Trapp, M. Wiesner, K, Martin, I. Baeece, B. Schmid. FIFTH ROW: M. Palmer, B. Heriealifin, C. Hari-l ' - ' T. K . scher, M. Brand, M. Faust, L. Heltz, M. Guelkor, D. Froelic , C rug Page Thirty-Five BALLET M. McGrath, P. Davies, E. Rubano, I. Crowley, M. A. McNieve, M. Lesko. CHRISTMAS PAGEANT M. Grob, P. O'Brien, A. Vitiello, M. L. Zitzmann, I. Olivastro, M, A. Boyles. ln the month of December all programs cen- ter about Christmas. The seasonal production this year consisted of three parts: a pageant entitled At the Feet ot the Madonna, a ballet and a square dance, and a one-act play. Capacity crowds viewed the performance the evenings of December l4 and l6. FHUTLIGHT Plllllllll The choric pageant, written by Charlotte I. Lee, was directed by Carmelita Schmelig, speech teacher. The background was furnished by a speaking choir ot eighteen voices, nine dark and nine light voices, in collaboration with the glee club under the direction of Sister Mary Antone. The ballet and square dancing to the music of South Pacific was directed by Florence Mae Spack, class of '51, The one-act play, His Mamma's Boy, was given by lewell Pingree, Charlotte Lang, Bar- bara Zeuschel, Sylvia Muehling, and Don Berra and Thomas Graves of C.B.C. Page Thirty-Six HATUN All The newly formed I-IARLEQUIN DRAMA CLUB is directed by Care melitcr Schmeliq and has some torty members. The purpose ot the club is to bring honor to the school by participating in speech contests ond plays during the current school yeor. The president ot the club, Iewell Pinqree, has achieved success in interscholastic competition, especiol- ly in the tield ot humorous interpreta- tion. She joined with the C.B.C. ploy- ers in taking a first ploce in the Cotholic Theatre Conference in the presentation, Mormmon ond the Whittler. The GLEE CLUB has made two public appearances this year. They sang at Notionol Cotholic Music Edue cators convention and in the Font- bonne Music Festival. At the latter appearance they wore their new chorol qowns. GLEE CLUB OFFICERS M. Tocnjes, President, M. Kennedy, Secretary T. Grether, Treasurer. SPEECH CLUB OFFICERS M. A. Boyles, Treasurery C, Ldnq, Secretdry I. Pinqree, President, M. Grob, Vice-President. GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: G. Gleason, M, L. Zitzmann, K. Kelly, I. Mooney, M. Iones, R. Rohan, C. Ries, B. Heneqhon, I. Lawless, I McBride M. Ouiqley. SECOND ROW: P. Rose, I. Driscoll, T, Grether, M. McKee, I. Anderson, C. Lang, G. Albachten, B. Schmid, I. Motzel K Hanlon. THIRD ROW: E. King, M, Kennedy, C. Schwarz, M. I. Duford, M. A. Klohr, B. Gunther, C. Hoelscher, K. Martin D Sehrt FOURTH ROW: M. V. Galleano, D. Froelich, E. Avalos. Sister M. Antone is directing the qlee club. Page Thirty-Seven CHRISTMAS DANCE FIRST ROW: M. Kramer, D. Froehch, I. McBride, M. I. Kuetler, I. Olivastro, R. Serra, I. Moore. SEC- OND ROW: F. Sandwcg, F. Tegethotf, P. Steinbicker, R, Laverty, I. Beck, S. Vitale, I. Breher. FATHER-DAUGHTER BANOUET R, E. Spaeth, I. Spaeth, P. Shapiro, W. Lang, L. Whittington, S. Whittington, I. I. Fritsch, C. Fritsch. With Carl Rossow and his orchestra sending sweet music over the air waves, station S.I.A., under the sponsorship ot the Sodality, presented the annual CHRISTMAS DANCE on December 28 in Medaille Hall ballroom. Sodality prefect Iulia Olivastro was general chairman. With her committee Iulie created a festive Christmas lllll L Ptllltl spirit with the Queen ot the Sodality occupying the spotlight for the evening. Academy Dads and Daughters had a big date on the evening of December 6 on the oc- casion ot the annual FATHER-DAUGHTER BAN- QUET at the Chase Hotel. Lane Kennedy, president ot the Athletic Association, which sponsors the banquet, was mistress ot cere- monies. Guest speaker was the Reverend I. Daniel Moore, religion instructor and guidance director in the academy. Page Thirty-Eight Llllllllll Lllllll C.B.C. REPRESENTATIVE Bonnie Browning was elected by the seniors and juniors of S.l,A. as the school's representative to the military school on Clayton Road. Bonnie, wearing the traditional purple and gold cap and cape ot Christian Brothers High School, was an honor- ary cadet at La Promenade Militaire in the school gym, transformed on the evening of April l8 into a palace of beauty. The sixteenth annual Fontbonne HOME- COMING was climaxed by a dance in Medaille Hall on October 20. Ann George, sophomore candidate, was crowned queen of the Home- coming by Mr. F. George Macke, president ot the Fontbonne Fathers' Club. Candidates tor the queen were Marilyn Pitt, senior, Georgine Albachten, junior, A n n George, sophomore, and Elizabeth Stangler, freshman. Maids to the queen were laclcie Spaeth, Angela Vitiello, Sharon Horace, Norma Litteken, seniors, lackie Iokerst and Sharon Mc- Namee, juniors, Ianice Ahearn, Iackie Motzel, and Barbara Heneghan, sophomores, Carole Chubb and Mary Ann Vatterott, freshmen. While the crowd stood in two lines as a guard of honor the maids and queen with their escorts proceeded to the balcony for the crown- ing. Bonnie Browning HOMECOMING COURT M k M. Pitt, N. Litleken, S. McN1rxee SECOND BOW I Ahearn FIRST ROW: S. Horace, G. Albachten, Queen Ann George, Mr. F. G. ac e, A. Vitiello, C. Chubb, I. Motzel. Page ThirtyfNine TAITTITT TTIATTAAAT FIRST ROW: M. Hanlon, M. O'Reilly, M. Car- ney, R. Robben, K. Kelly. SECOND ROW: M. Krug, D, Meiners, N. Morris. D. Meiners, Miss Omels an Tidy, M. ATTITAT TAT TTHTTTLTQJ. TMA' , f Carney, L. Kbmedy, M. H nfon, N. oore. J ! I W fl' D A TD 'fri A rg If, JM ff DJ,,T'J,M XVTV' ,A 'f f K nf' Q v VJ p A 0 V .1 yer Huff! JfY.f'fE diff! Tfffaf 4 , iff' if j 'J J ' f' X f ffffjj jf' ly. ',1.f'T I J 'T ,V ' 77 VARSITY Humans FIRST ROW: I. Moore, M, Kelleher, B. Brad- burn, M. Kennedy, l. O'Leary. SECOND ROW: AATATTAALL suuninninn Won St. Anthony ...... ..........,... 2 2 S.I.A. .....,................ ....... 2 3 Villa Duchesne ....... ....... 6 7 Laboure .................. ....... 3 6 S.I.A. ........ ....... ....... 2 5 24 36 Sacred Heart CCity Housel 36 Rosa1ifKain .......................... 26 S.l.A. .............,................... S.l.A. ................................... . Lost S.l.A, .................. ,............... . . Sacred Heart CSA. Charlesl S.l.A. ................................... . S.I.A. .............,..................... . St. Alphonsus ...... ......... St. Elizabeth ..,,. Alumnae ........ S.l-A. ......... . S.l.A. 21 22 24 22 22 22 19 34 24 Won S.I,A. ...... , S.l.A. ...... . S.l.A. .,.... . S.l.A. ...... . Nerinx S.T.A. ...... . S.l.A. ..... .. Xavier Page Forty LEAGUE ........42 ........22 ........32 ........4O ........20 ........24 ........27 ........3l GAMES Los! Ursuline ........ Nerinx .............. Xavier .............. Incarnate Word S.l.A. ............... . Ursuline ............ lncarnate Word SAA. ............... . I THE PHHTLIHHT As sports occupy a prominent place in the field of radio so it does at station S.l.A. lt is in the field of BASKETBALL that the greatest in- terest is displayed. Basketball is perhaps the only competitive sport that wins the hearts and interest of all students. Coached by Miss Dorothy Ornelson, athletic director, the varsity this year has played out- standing games in both league and non-league competition. ln league competition a round-robin tourna- ment was played with the following schools: Ursuline Academy, Nerinx Hall, Xavier High School, and lncarnate Word Academy. Every game was highlighted by close decisions, many of which were determined by a one-point margin. The varsity was captained by Maureen Car- ney and Lane Kennedy with Margaret Quigley as team manager. Much of the success of the basketball var- sity can be attributed to the excellent backing of the student body who faithfully recited the rosary before each league game. The cheer- leaders too should receive much credit for the splendid spirit they displayed at all games. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS D M' rs Vice-President M. Kennedy, Treasurer, . eine , C, Krug, Secretaryg L. Kennedy, President. CHEERLEADERS SPECTATORS N. Dietrich, M. Boisaubin, A. Ahearn, C. Krug, G Albachten K. Colbeck, C. Gundaker, R. Rohan, B. Schmid, I. Motzel, K. Hanlon, A. Eggleston. Page Forty-One Page FortyATwo SWIMMING FIRST ROW: M. I. Klapp, K. Felke, M. E Williams, I. Giles, A. Murphy, S. Mulcahy SECOND ROW: D. Froelich, B. Fitzgerald, C Chubb, A. Robben, N. Picraux, I. Leonard, P LaRiviere. VIILLEYBALL FIRST ROW: S. Ryffel, D. Meiners, M. Han lon, B. Bradburn. SECOND ROW: K. Kelly, M Krug, N. Morris, M, O'Rei1ly, I. O'Leary. Rllll ll FIRST ROW: E. Rubano, B. Heneghan, A Guhman, C. Deihlofi, M. Murray, M. Krug, C Krug, M. Ouiqley, M. McKee. SECOND ROW M, Poole, S. Nash, S. Kaiser, M. Reed, A Brown. I lllllll lllll llllll INTRAMURAL SPCDRTS form the backbone ot the athletic program at S.l.A. These sports are planned and directed by the Athletic Associa- tion under the supervision ot Miss Dorothy Omelson. Lane Kennedy is president ot the association, with Dorothy Meiners, vice-president: Carol Krug, secretaryg Martha Kennedy, treasurer. Volleyball is a popular sport at S.l.A., and teatured a class tournament this year won by the junior class. Marilou Hanlon and Dot Meiners shared honors in that field. The swimming team and club headed by Mary Ellen Williams spent several evenings a week preparing and practicing synchronized routines for the annual spring water carnival on April 28 and 30. Riding is another activity of major importance at the academy. Classes are held during the week at Missouri Stables where the girls pre- pare tor the Fontbonne Spring Horse Show held annually in April. Carol Krug headed the rid- ing club this year, and managed to lead the riders to several cups and ribbons in the show at Missouri Stables Arena April l7, l8, and l9. Beginning this year an intramural trophy was awarded to the class winning the most points in intramural play. ln addition to the sports already mentioned points were awarded for participation in softball, ice skating, bowling, tennis, and hockey. SPORTS WINDAUP C. Priess, M. C. Wiegers, M. Smith, M. Robertson. PEP CLUB OFFICERS D. Hellman, E. D'Angelo, K. Kelly, I. Leiendecker INTRAMURAL TROPHY R. Rohan, M. M. Quigley. BASEBALL E. Avalos, P. Davies, I. Smith. YJ. . CAVALEAHE PUT C HRIST BACK INTO CHRISTMAS BUY CATHOLIC CARDS -'AQ7' Accomplished Sister Riders Yearbook Consultation Catholic Book Week Senator Kem Freshmen at Father-Daughter Banquet The Famous Mary Smiths Newspaper Project for Christmas Square Dancing Sweet Sixteen Birthday Party Sub'Deb Club Iunior Red Cross Page Fo1lyAFour Dr. and Mrs. Ioseph Azzouni Mr. and Mrs. Max D. Beasley Mr. F. Baldetti Mr. and Mrs. Paul I. Bayless Mr. cmd Mrs. Nick Blassie Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Breher Catherine Carten Beatrice Chappuis Carol Chubb Mrs. Dorothy Chubb Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Clasquin Ioan Clasquin Mary and Carol Clasquin Mr. and Mrs. Frank Connaughton Cornell Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Bill Curran Mrs. Marie Degan Eugene I. Demba Mrs. Katherine Donovan Peggy Donovan Ioan Driscoll Carol Dunphy Mr. A. L. Dunsing Mrs. A. L. Dunsing Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Durbin Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Durbin Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Egger Ruth Egger Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Ellerbrock Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Felke Miss Kathleen Felke Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Fernau Ianet Fernau Miss Ieannette Fletcher Frank Franey Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Franz Hilda Freeland Garner Music Shop Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Gass Mr. Arthur G. Giles Mr. and Mrs. Iames A. Giles Mary Audrey Giovanni Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Giovanni Nancy Elaine Giovanni Mr. William A. Granville Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Grassi Mr. and Mrs. V. Guelker Carmel Gundaker Mr. and Mrs. Gordon A. Gundaker Mr. and Mrs. A. Hadd Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Halloran Handy Hardware Co. Pat Hartnett Mr. Iames F. Higgins Mr. Iohn I. Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hoog Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoog Mr. B. Thomas Horace Miss Sharon Horace Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Horras Plllllllll SFU SIIHS Dorothy Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Hughes Mrs. W. Iordan Mrs. Marie Keefe Mr. I. P. Kelleher, Ir. Mrs. I. P. Kelleher, Ir. Maureen Kelleher Cathleen Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. I. V. Kennedy Frances Kerber Miss Celeste Kistner Mr. and Ms. Ioseph Kistner Mrs. Minnie Kistner Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. Klapp Mary Io Klapp Carole Klaski Marilyn and Barby Klaski Mr. and Mrs. N. I. Klaski Mr. and Mrs. Iohn F. Klohr Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Kniest Mrs. M. Knoepfle Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Kriegshauser Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Kriegshauser Mr. Ierome A. Krutzsch Mr. E. L. Kuefler Mrs. E. L. Kuetler Edward Thomas Kuefler LaVora Shop Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lang Marilyn Leahey Mr. and Mrs. William Leahey Edith Lindley Mary Ann Lindley Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lindley Mrs. Louise M. Lowell Mrs. A. McAnally Mrs. Iosie McCall Mr. and Mrs. Iames M. McGrath Mrs. E. I. McKee Mary E. McKee Mr. and Mrs. G. T. McNeive Miss Marianne McNeive Betty Mahew Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Mahew Elizabeth Marsh Ml. Edward Marsh Mrs. Edward Marsh Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Maruska, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Meiners Mr. and Mrs. E. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Milligan Mr. and Mrs. C. Lea Monaghan Miss Pat Moore Motor-Moor Auto Repair Mrs. E. W. Morris Mrs. G. E. Morris Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Muehling Miss Sylvia Muehling Mr. E. C. Mulcahy Mrs. E. C. Mulcahy Page Forty-Five Sharon Mulcahy Mr. and Mrs. Martin Murray Mr. and Mrs. Iames Nash Miss Sue Nash . Mr. T. O'Neill Iulie and Mae Olivastro Mr. and Mrs. Peter Olivastro Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Picraux Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Pinckert Dotty Rattini Mr. L. I. Rattini Mrs. L. I. Rattini Mrs. F. C. Re Martha Re Rosie Robben Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robertson, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Russo Pauline Russo Bob Ryfiel Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Ryffel Mrs. Herm See Mr. and Mrs. M. P. I. Seitz Mrs. A. M. Schilly Mr. Earl Shappell Mrs. Earl Shappell Miss Marley Ann Shappell Shop-Easy Market Miss Anita Signorelli Mrs. I. M. Smith Don Spaeth R. E. Spaeth Miss Ann R. Stangler Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Stangler Stertzing Floral Co. Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Striebel Miss Mary Ann Striebel Mr. and Mrs. Iohn M. Sullivan Mrs. George Sylvia Mr. Peter I. Testa Marilyn Trapp Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Trapp Iackie Treybal Mrs. Mary I. Treybal Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Toenjes Mr. and Mrs. 'Charles C. Turley Mr. and Mrs. George R. Tynan University Market Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Vatterott, Ir. Miss Marie W. Vick Barbara Volk Dr. and Mrs. Ioseph A. Volk Mr. and Mrs. W. W. I. Bob Weaver Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Weaver Iim Weaver Barbara Zeuschel Beverely Zeuschel Brooke Zeuschel Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Zeuschel TWINHLINE STARS all . A KL 'W H Q FIRST ROW: A, Sxqnorelll, K. Vmtelrotx, Memers. K. Shaw, C. Strxsfbel, S. Ryffcl, I. lfxmm. SECOND ROW: I. Spumh, I. Crowley, D. Hughes, S. Hunqcile, P. DUVIGS, K. Sweensy, M. Pm, A. Pmckert. 'THIRD ROW: B. Nmwsleirx, M. Fnedmfmn, C. Frltsrh, I. Mwund, M. O'RGllly, M. Grob, M. Hfmlfm, C. Lmsfroth, C. Kelley, D. Hellmfm. FOURTH ROW: M. AlW9f1l'l'X, E. Avwlos, I. l.eiQx'xcievkQ1, M. Dunsmq, M. Helndorson, M. Zlckel, M. Boyles. Pfx-qw Y'r.rty-Slx TWINHLINE STARS 'Lv 3-M., ,T ' A mf' X Q' k ' My f 8. FIRST ROW: R. Robben, S. Whittmqirm, M. Menth, C. Eflhlm. SECOND ROW: L. Kennedy, P. Donoqhue, I. Ohvfxstro, S. Horace, E. Kinq THIRD ROW: I. Merz, A. Brown, I. Smith, I.. Tracy, M. Tofsmcs, P. Shdplro, M. Cfxrney, FOURTH ROW: B. Butler, M. Wilhcims, N. Littekon H. Shake, B. Browmnq, S. MUE'T1l1lXCj, Puqv .Fbxty-Sflvarx Ill lllll I Hlllllll El I, SHIRLEY MILLIGAN. will to Ianet Breece and Christine Schwarz my place in the Senior Class. I, IOANN MOUND. will to Shirley Quirk my ability for telling tall tales so as to keep seniors of St. Ioseph's amused. I, SYLVIA MUEHLING. will to Bernie Hogan and Yvonne Bourdet my parking place at Medart's on Friday and Saturday nights. I, MARILYN PITT. will to lean Hamilton two bottles, one filled with bleach and the other knute water in memory of a tragedy of the hair. I, SHIRLEY RYFFEL, will to Carolyn Neeley and Rochelle Nebuloni my ability to start fires in chemistry lab. I, HELEN SHAKE. will to Carol Vacca in mem- ory of my perfect attendance record the for- mula l-S-S-I-B Clf sleepy stay in bedl. I, PAULA SHAPIRO, will to Pat McDermott my shoes, which take me roaming through the halls at all hours. I, IOANN SMITH. will to Sallie Switzer my front door key to Chaminade. I, IACKIE SPAETH, will to Marilyn Macke and Roslyn Lumetta my talent for sports, mainly basketball. I, MARY ELLEN WILLIAMS. will to Ann Iohnston my height to make sure she gets up in the world with Howard. I, MARGARET ZICKEL. will to Ianice Harlan my alarm clock especially designed to keep you awake during Latin classes. I, MARGARET MENTH, will to IoAnne Lo Piccolo my ability to put apostrophes in the wrong places. I, IULIE OLIVASTRO. will to Marilyn Brand and lanet Lawless that famous sentence, Gallia est omnes divisa in partes tres. l, IOAN MOONEY, will to Nancy Davis and Virginia Einig my old bus passes and the neces- sary vim, vigor, and vitality for those early morning rides. I, KATHY SWEENEY, will to Nancy Keefe and Mary Ann Connor my unusual talent for sing- ing Aba-daba-daba . May it help as much as it did me in many a tight spot. l, MARIETTA GROB, will to Mary Lee Zitz- mann and Iewell Pingree my many dramatic accomplishments both on and off the stage. I, SHARON HORACE. will to Gail Brinker my unusual knack for collecting C.B.C. letters. Take good care of them, they are close to my heart. I, SALLY HUNGATE, will to Ann Sherer and Maureen Kelleher my rare skill for getting into embarrassing situations. Please don't abuse my own individual technique. I, DOT HUGHES. will to Mary Ann Brahm my special talent for clearing the room at the first melodious tune of my repertoire. I, BEV BUTLER, will to Mary McKee my own individual interpretation of the Charleston. I am now reviving that good old two-step. I, IANET LAMM. will to Iudy Anderson and Betty Mahew my many hidden talents. If you find them please return them within thirty days. I, MARY ANN BOYLES. will to Carole Klaski my place in Senior-Row in Math. May Sister always sit at her desk. l, LIZ FRIEDMANN. will to Betty Steele my undying love for diamonds. Don't forget Dia- monds are a Girl's Best Friend. I, CHRISTINA EFTHIM, will to Carol Krug my Toni Home Permanent Kit and own per- sonal pair of scissors. Have fun but don't go wild. I, CAROLYN LINSTROTH, will to Ieanne Mitchell my own secret method of staying on a horse: always glue on the saddle. I hope it helps you more than it did me. I, MARY AGNES DUNSING. will to Mary Ann Dulle my special talents in shorthand, es- specially my ability to take rapid dictation. I, ELMA AVALOS, will to Ioan Driscoll my long bus ride to school every morning with my book of instructions on how to remain in one piece while on a crowded bus. I, DOROTHY HELLMAN, will to Sue Kaiser my driver's license with a sincere hope that you get more use out of it than I did. I, MARCIA AHEARN, will to Rosie Serra those tempting thoughts of homeward journeys. Page Forty-Eight I, IAYNE MERZ. will to Peqqy Hayes my un- dying love for smashed bumpers and my thanks to B.S. and M.K. I, BETTY NESSLEIN. will to Donata Lee. That's enough, isn't it, Donata? I, ANN PINCKERT. will to Benita Signorelli the hope that you will have as many lost weekends at the new house as we all had at the old one. I, KAY SHAW. will to Ann McGinnis and Susie Reardon my everlasting devotion for foot- ball players. I, ANITA SIGNORELLI. will to Carol Koch and Barbara Sassin my preference for older men. I, KATHY VATTEROTT. will to Georgine Al- bachten the authority to take loving care of my little brother Charles. I, ANGELA VITIELLO, will to Margie Sylves- ter my rag of a uniform that barely covers my knee. Get it? . I, SUE WHITTINGTON, will to Pat Mound and Shirley Sundling my parking place in the horseshoe. I, LANE KENNEDY, will to Ianet Moore and Betty Bradburn my devotion to basketball, the game, the players, and the officials. I, ROSIE ROBBEN, will to Sharon McNamee enough probations to get through your senior year. I, ANITA BROWN, will to Carol Quinn my famous book entitled How to Win Friends and Influence Teachers with hopes that you will put it to better use than the author. I, LORETTA TRACY. will to Mary Ann Kuhl- man a long, bright, beautiful, new Cadillac convertible. I, MARILOU HANLON, will to Mae Olivastro and Barbara Hardwig my extreme sense of seriousness. I, BONNIE BROWNING, will to Carol Hoel- scher and Iudy O'Leary my walking ability in a fashion runway. I, MAUREEN CARNEY. will Katie Kelly my number one basketball training rule: No cakes during a game. The breaking of this rule results in upset nerves. JU Hill 1 Hlllllll IIE I, IOANNE CROWLEY. will to Barbara Gun- ther that especially decorated hankie for use in Latin class when sneezing to keep the girl in front of you awake. I, PAT DAVIES. will to Elaine D'Angelo and Iudy Giles my dancing ability to be used only for South Pacific numbers. I, PAT DONAHUE. will to Carol Kubasch my excellent typing ability, twenty-five words a minute. I, CAROLE FRITSCH. will to Arlene Abke- meier and Pat Mooney my car accident policy which has had much use, don't ruin the record. I, MARILYN HENDERSON, will to Charlotte Lang my ability for wearing strollers all year. Donft mind the F in uniform on your report card. I, CAROLYN KELLEY. will to Iackie Iokerst the energy to walk to school every morning next year. May you get a ride once in a while, from a St. Ioe girl, of course. I, EILEEN KING, will to Marilyn Stanley my missing long locks. I, IACKIE LEIENDECKER. will to Marcie Ken- nedy my enjoyment ot the long talks about the whole shoot'n match. Trust me, you will soon know. I, NORMA IEAN LITTEKEN, will to PeQQY Donovan my ability for dislodging a secret from the most secretive of girls at ole' St. Ioe. I, DOROTHY IVIEINERS, will to Betty Breher my little air mattress which we lovingly call D.M. I, MARY TOENIES. will to Therese Grether all my wrong notes. May they profit you more than they did me. I, CAROL STRIEBEL, will to Pat Booth the well-worn streets of Concordia Seminary for those afternoon jaunts. I, MARY VIRGINIA GALLEANO, will to Kay Colbeck the ability to lose a class ring during typing class-and find it again. I, MARY AGNES O'REILLY. will to Sue Bay- less my long hair in case you get tired of your poodle cut. Page Forty-Nine F TURB Pllllllllll TIME: November, I977 PLACE: Ivory Room of Hotel Iefferson OCCASION: A 25th wedding anniversary Ladies and Gentlemen, this is MARY ANN BOYLES speaking to you from the Ivory Room of the Iefferson Hotel. Through the courtesy of station S.I.A., I am here to greet the graduates of l952 attending this lavish anniversary party, given for the former LANE KENNEDY. I see approaching me CAROLYN KELLEY. Carolyn is surpassing Betty Hutton and appear- ing in many hits as Annie Oakley. With her is NORA IEAN LITTEKEN. Norma just made it in from Hollywood, where she completed a new musical for M.G.M. Speaking of singers, EILEEN KING has appeared in many of the Municipal Opera productions. Oh, hello Mary! MARY TOENIES. ladies and gentlemen, of the St. Louis Symphony Orches- tra. I am told that MARY AGNES DUNSING, who was always interested in movie stars, now knows many of them personally since they were her former classmates. For instance, HELEN SHAKE who hastened to stardom with her first movie, Sugar Plum. One of the grads unable to make the party this evening is MARILYN PITT, who is one of the famous hair stylists. You hear a lot of IULIE OLIVASTRO'S recording of I Love You a Bushel and a Peck. Look who is coming in now! Isn't that MARI- LYN HENDERSON? She was always worried about calories in school. It seems to me she's getting a little Stauder. That's MARILOU HANLON with her. I still haven't forgotten Marilou's locker 93, which was equipped with a built-in drug store. Anyone would have been proud of our class. IAYNE MERZ has perfected an automatic see- ing eyeball to save vim, vigor, and vitality. IO ANN MOUND invented a jet propelled plane for girls coming in from Valley Park. There is DOROTHY MEINERS, who is experienced in the world of science. She has invented the mys- teiy drug to keep everyone awake in chemistry. Also in the chemistry field is BEVERLY BUT- LER. She is still perfecting and experimenting with the chemical reaction H2O2, commonly known as peroxide. Science was gifted with a book written by CAROLYN LINSTROTH on the application of heat to inflammable substances. Here is MARIETTA GROB. Her humorous novel, Superstitions at Slumber Parties, has sold over two million copies. SALLY HUNGATE is the author of a revised edition of the diction- ary, dedicated to Sister Emmelia. Hello, Ioanne! That was IOANNE CROWLEY with her husband. Their new home is entirely different in appearance because of the absence of trees for safety's sake. There's BONNIE BROWNING. Remember how she was always racing to class? She and her husband are in charge of Fairmont. MAU- REEN CARNEY is also here. She has traveled around during the past years with her husband who is a professional basketball coach. I know we won't get around to all the guests today, but I did hear from some of the girls away from home. MARCIA AHEARN is play- ing at the Paramount, replacing the late Eddie Cantor with her roving eyes. ANITA BROWN has returned to the South. According to Anita the scenery and surroundings are much better. PAULA SHAPIRO'S dream finally came true. She now lives in New York. Real George, huh! Paula. ELMA AVALOS has returned to New Mexico to live but still speaks of her wonderful four years in St. Louis. MARY ELIZABETH FRIEDMANN is also out of town and has finally learned to ice skate from a very able instructor. There's MARGARET MENTH. Margaret de- signs wedding banquets for the more fortunate of the '52 grads. With her is SHARON HORACE who has achieved fame in dress designing. She became even more popular when she gave St. Ioe girls a new uniform. It is air condi- tioned in the summer months and heat ab- sorbent in the winter. MARGARET ZICKEL is specializing in ceram- ics, and has sold her famous collection of Page Fifty muggs . To prevent others embarrassment ANGELA VITIELLO has designed a seli-adjust- able veil. It is guaranteed not to fall of in a Christmas Play. How are you Kay! KAY SHAW just passed. She's working for the F.B.l. helping in the search for their most dangerous suspect, her prospect. There's a group of grads famous in the field of medicine and science. You've probably heard a lot about SHIRLEY RYFFEL, who hung out her shingle after graduating from St. Louis University Medical School. She's assisted by SHIRLEY MILLIGAN, who decided to make a career of nursing during class in Home Nursing. DOROTHY HUGHES is also a nurse and has cared for many of her former classmates' chil- dren. DOTTIE HELLMAN is a herbalist. From these plants, which supply medicinal needs, she has equipped the pharmacy at St. Iohn's Hospital where PAT DONAHUE is in charge. Pat says it is amazing how many of her former classmates she has seen through the year when there are additions to their families. Another member who has gone far in the professional field is PAT DAVIES. Pat has ap- peared in many fashion magazines as a photo- graphic model. MARY ELLEN WILLIAMS has become prominent as an instructor at the Y p that is, when her time isn't taken up with Martin and Lewis. Coming toward me now is MARY VIRGINIA GALLEANO, who was given a job with the Public Service Company since she did such an accurate job of collecting pass money in her senior year. IANET LAMM Works in the same office. She is still jimmying the keys. I was just told that some of the former grads still see a lot of St. Ioe. CHRISTINA EFTHIM goes back each year to take the year book pic- tures. In the college CAROL STRIEBEL is teach- ing in the home economics department. If you look in the Academy art room you'll find many inspiring drawings by MARY AGNES O'REILLY, which have gained national recogni- tion. llll Ill Pltlllllttllll The Academy's Mothers' Club recently elected SYLVIA MUEHLING as its president. KATHLEEN SWEENEY has come to the rescue of many girls by setting up a dating bureau with boys from Chaminade. IOAN MOONEY'S daughter is a freshman at St. joe this year. She is renewing her mother's path to Parkmoor. St. Ioe girls are also acquainted with CAROLE FRITSCH, who after many years of undying patronage, has finally become the sole owner of Green Lea. This surely must be SUE WHITTINGTON. Hi, Sue! Where have you been keeping your- self all these years? Oh, I decided to con- tinue the taxi service I started at St. joe and now I drive a station wagon for the Vatterott nursery. Kathy specializes in European chil- dren. Running close to Kathy's nursery, LOR- ETTA TRACY is keeping up her family tradi- tion that they are Cheaper by the Dozen. ANITA SIGNORELLI has just moved from Chicago. She surely keeps her Doctor Bill well in hand. IOANN SMITH lives in the same apartment community with Anita. She is con- stantly reminded by her husband that I am Dutt and unto Dutt thou shalt return. ROSEMARY ROBBEN just passed by. She still looks the same. I-Ier oldest boy is now a pledge to That certain fraternity at Washing- ton U. Speaking of universities, ANN PINCK- ERT recently received an honorary diploma from Notre Dame because of her frequent visits. BETTY NESSLEIN has invited the whole class and their families to a party at the new mod- ern restaurant of which she is the co-owner. Speaking of ownin g businesses, IACKIE SPAETH is now one of the executives at Lam- bert's Furniture Store. IACKIE LEIENDECKER also holds an important position. 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DeSOTO and PLYMOUTH Manchester at Big Bend MAPLEWOOD, MO. ST. 5557 blllllnntl Jewelrg Ilgompung Q. 2. 3, Ilzlluss 'lilings -ollins -glllllerluls --'Trophies Compliments of a Friend of the Senior Class SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY OFFERS YOUNG WOMEN Liberal Arts - Education - Social Work Nursing - Business - Speech Correction Sciences - Law - Dramatics - Economics Sociology - Medical Technology - Radio Others First University West oi the Mississippi Founded 1818 711 SPRUCE ST. LOUIS 2. A 72 Year Reputation for Integrity rkerls Prescription Opticians 610 Olive St. 518 N. Grand Blvd. And in the Clayton Medical Bldg. GENERAL CANDY CO. Pq S ty? MO. I-Illond 0718 Modern, Odorless Cleaning YOUR APPEARANCE IS MY BUSINESS Big Bend Cleaners Ralph Lasley PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE SPECIAL ONE DAY SERVICE Compliments of MR. and MRS. IOHN E. TEC-ETI-IOI-'F 20 CHAMINADE DRIVE 2121 BIG BEND Maplewood 17, Mo. Excellent Work Prompt Service 'GEFFER w E KING Clecmefs and DYSYS THE PREsoB1PT1oN DRUGGIST Hnmd 2003 za s. FLORISSANT web 0141 7110 OAKLAND AVE. Es., 1923 Ferguson 21. Mo. Fon INSULATION FL. Gm SEE AFFTON Mario A. Pertici INSUL-WOOL INSULATION CO. Highly Efficient Honestly Installed 962 HAYS AVE. CAbc1ny 6966 Ice Creamery WE MAKE . OUR OWN ICE CREAM V2 Gallons Our Specialty 8534 MCKENZIE AFFTON. MO. WE DELIVER Bischoff's Market MEATS, VEGETABLES and FRUITS PR. 7104 3236 GUSTINE AVE. COMPLIMENTS B. 8. M. Tomato ancl Produce WHOLESALE ERUITS G PRODUCE CHestnut 6048 917Vz N. 4th Street ST. LOUIS 2 Page Sixty-Five Do YOU Belong to The FONTBONNE MOTHERS' CLUB? It sponsors a Scholarship fund which enables worthy students to attend college. It supports college and academy activities financially. It brings together socially the mothers of the college and academy girls. MEETINGS ON SECOND THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. The 1952-53 officers are: B. F. Mitchell, President R. M. Boyles, First Vice-president I. B. Hellman, Second Vice-president I. F. Marienau, Recording Secretary G. W. Browning, Corresponding Secretary F. G. Macke, Treasurer COMPLIMENTS 2E2?f?r?fE1?f?r?f?fErEf?f?2:f:2:..-. '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.','.'.'.'.'. .4.,. , ..., HA., ...4. A. ..,.,.,.,., ' . on the label means '-Nfl.,tbfgrl4' gQQQ,Hf.Q'3. Quality on the table 3: .,. 0.0 0 O . . +2 ' O v'Q,O .4 o O O, - . ,.,. .'.'. .-.'.-.'.-.nu .'.3.'.' 0 Bond Box Cleaners, Inc. The Downtown Cleaner 708 PINE ST. EXCLUSIVE VALETOR SERVICE Pickup 6. Delivery : F I Y , . va -.-::fS:,-:v:-:5-If-I-.'-:Y-:-:--:fn s , ' P- ' . 'f'f-f-'f:5:I5 'F::i:f::f.'f' g:'- '5 .., ., 4 . . . ' Fully Cooked Tendercxied Hams Try KREY Bacon, Pork Sausage, Wieners, Lunch Meat, Braunschweiger, Ham Spread and Other Famous KBEY Meat Products. GA. 3,22 L E. Rohan Pres QUALITY MEAT PRODUCTS SINCE 1882 Page Sixty-Six Compliments of Friends of St. Joseph's Academy GA'-I-ANT Bssr WISHES Prescription Pharmacy to the SENIORS Phone CAbany 0130 from FRESHMAN B 72U8-10 BALSON UNIVERSITY CITY, MO. Contract Automatic Screw Machine , , Manufacturing ci Turret Lathe Products Slelgh Rlde Frozen Suckers H E I T Z MACHINE 5. MANUFACTURING co. Mfg- bY LIBERTY CANDY AND ICE CREAM CO 1926 S. Eighteenth St. St. Louis 4, Missouri Telephone Sldney 3515 CHAS. D. SMITH -2- IOSEPH HEITZ Satisfied Patrons from Quality Products COMPLIMENTS Dauernheim's Pastry Shop of the . 5539 SOUTH GRAND AVE. KU-CU'-I-EN FAMILY LOckhcn't 5610 Page Six ty-Seven W-W.. Hu, V . , Q E2 Vw W li A is My iff C331 Xxf 50 J? ff' C w iv 4X W KQTQQ? WMM v - .- V- , ,-'- 511 1: V- 2 Q. f-2' f-f rfefl e: lT ii. b 'S f , . . Q' A ' Q'-...ii-7 'f f wa V FL gl, , -,SQ m v - ' Q- if 4545 5 f 7 - T ' :gf ' Q aan W tx. Q' - P - I . W ' x qw ' S35 55 wffffm Fig? is Q5 l W JSE Q F A ,MQ . ' N . 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