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

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Sister Mary Veronica - Assistant Principal Religion - Business Sister Agnes Loretta Science - Mathematics Sister Mary Alexis Library Sister Mary Clarita Religion - Spanish Sister Colette Marie Religion - Art Sister Mary Dolorine Library-Latin Sister Mary Doretta Cafeteria Sister Elizabeth Mary Religion - Mathematics Sister Harriet Ieanne Religion - Music Sister Honora Joseph Registrar - Religion Sister Mary lane Religion - English Faculty Sister Ioseph Bernardine Religion - French Sister Kenneth Marie Religion - Science Sister Mary Michael Bookstore Sister Marie Cecile Religion - French Sister Rose Catherine Music Sister St. Kevin English Sister Mary Sylvester Business Sister Mary Tarcisia Study - Library Sister Teresa Patrick Religion - English Sister Mary Thomasine Religion - Latin Sister Mary Walburga Biology Sister Mary Xavier Social Studies Miss Mary Doherty Religion - Social Studies Miss Marian Dooling Physical Education Miss Mary Alice Dwyer Religion - Speech - Drama Mrs. S. P. Forrest English Mrs. Paul McKee English Mrs. Helen Mulroy Mathematics Miss Virginia Pitney Social Studies Mrs. W. C. Schoelch Home Economics Miss Ioyce Sturgis Religion - English Mrs. H. A. Wellington Physical Education Working diligently in the office are Sister Mary Veronica, Assistant Principal, Sister St. Kevin and Sister Honora Ioseph, Registrar

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,APAR ,f ' N f-Niki s Y! Q as N Sister Mary Iarlath, principal of St. Ioseph's Academy, greets our honored speaker, Mr. Iohn Howard Griffin and Mrs. Bernard Concannon, Sr.. his St. Louis hostess. Mr. Griffin, the noted author of BLACK LIKE ME delivered an address on the need for racial justice.

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In Memoriam The Academy is deeply saddened at the death of Sister Teresa Martin. As sh-e was the first superior of the Academy in Frontenac, the responsibility of giving the school a strong, new beginning rested on her. She took the responsibility fully and supervised much of the physical as well as the academic formation of the school. Although the under- classmen did not hav-e the privilege of knowing her, they share in the benefits that she has left them. Her service to the school will not be forgotten. The Academy pays tribute to a great woman. -Madonna Gauding