St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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ll T ST. MARGARET'S A C A I) E M V :: Minneapolis. Minn. It incites to better, purer living. It is a storehouse of Catholic doctrine. It increases our repugnance for the seven deadly sins. The Divine Comedy is one of the world’s greatest classics. It is rich in beauty of thought and felicity of expression. We honor a great poet’s memory by studying his masterpiece, and the study honors us. The Book of‘Dante in THE CLASS OF ’21 The Farinata Story The Ulysses Story . In the City of Dis Dante’s Good Friday in 1300 Limbo as Dante Saw It Landscapes in the Injemo Music and Son in the Purgatorio Casella’s Song .... Prayer for the Dead. . The Valley of Princes Angel Mountain Guides The Keeper of the Mountain Sordcllo...................... Landscapes in the Purgatorio Statius, the Mantuan . Faster Day in Purgatory Foresc Donati .... Buonagiunta .... Dante’s Treatment of Light Our Blessed Lady in Paradise Dante’s Mythology The Beautiful Gate . The Garden of F.den . Nine Choirs .... Dante’s Similes . Dante’s Angels. Dante’s Saints Cecelia Devitt Margaret Cronin Carmen Dumas Kona Galvin Lillian Lavdkn Agnes Alberg Florence Moffitt Agnes Kennv Helen Quinn Margaret Shook Helen Van Df.mark Bernice Schaefer Florence Danaher Regina Dougherty Estelle McGill Mary Ahern Florence Halloran Loraine Vanderlick Veronica Fallon Lois Pease Mary Mari; a ret Regan Genevieve Frankman Julia Marie Wightman Dorothy Schumer M A RGU E RITE Ni ER E N HA US E N Beatrice Pi.ouf Marie Trudeau Helen Lahiff Dorothy Hurley Catherine Burke

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S T. M A K c; A R KT’S A C A I) K M V Minneapolis, Minn. Dante Jllighten 1321-1921 Friday, May 27, 1921 Program 1. The Age of Dante Dorothea McCarthy Florence and Ravenna . I .sobhi. Spencer II. Sonnets—“Inferno”—Longfellow . Pearl Adams A Dante Tapestry . Mary Tecktonius Brunetto I.atini . . Irene Slater III. Sonnets—“Purgatorio —l mgfellow . . Elizabeth Duvall Our I.ady in Purgatory .... . Mary Helen Kennedy The Lord’s Prayer—Dante .... . Mary Virginia Sprecker A Profession of Faith—Dante . Dorothy Hinds Virgil’s Last Words—Dante .... . Gertrude Murphy IV. Sonnets—“Paradiso Longfellow Clara Aubart Beatrice . Beatrice Malboeuf Beata Beatrix—IVaddington . Beatrice Plouf Beatrice—Dante . Mary Margaret Regan V. Lines to Dante—Tennyson Elizabeth Satteri.ee To Dante—Longfellow . May Hines Tributes to Dante—Selected Marguerite Lapif.rre IVhy Study Dilute? St i d k n rs' A n s w k r s Dante is a part of general culture. 1921 is the six hundredth anniversary of Dante’s death. For the poet’s Catholic viewpoint. For his pictures of mediaeval times The poem is a piece of world literature. The Divine Comedy influences toward good. Its originality attracts me. It creates respect for the great Italian poet Its relation to the Enid makes it interesting to me. It is one of the world's great epics. It gives us a vivid picture of the spiritual world. It makes one realize how terrible Hell is. It inspires meditation on eternal truths. It makes us desire Heaven

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jl J S T . M A R (. A R K I S UADKMV :: Mm n c a p n I i s , M inn. The Faculty l i h School Reverend T. K. Cullen l)r. V. Rhvs-I Ikkbkki Frances Vincent Coveny J. Victor Kkrquist Mary (». Kellett Sister Clara Sister I.ioiia Sister Km ei.ine Sister Henrica . Sister Charitas Sister Alice Irene Sister Kmmanuei. Sister Willbrod Sister Kileen Sister St. Lawrence Sister Cyril Clari: Esther Strand Downs I .ORETTA Si MARI) Religion Choral Class Voice Musical Composition I)ramatic Art cw I estamen t— I )an te Religion—English Latin—L. S. History Herman—English English—Religion Mathematics Botany—Physiography French —Religion History C hem istry—D raw i n g I .at in—Religion Spanish History A Ins ic department Sister Annetta Sister Charlotte Sister Magnus Sister Arthur Sister Audry Sister Aloysia Sister Anna Celeste Sister Merita Commercial )epart meat Sister Cari.otta Sister Alma Gladys Brennan Smith Mary O’Connell R. W. Egan