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

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DCAST means to scatter around to TO BROA spread abroad. 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

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TFF MARY ANN BOYLES Editor DGROTHY HUGHES Associate Editor PAULA SHAPIRO Business Manager MARY ANN KLOHR Advertising Manager MARY LGU KRUG Assistant Advertising Manager SISTER IEAN EONTBGNNE, C.S.i Publications Adviser

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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.