St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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th£ Tf resre IHBI.ISHEI) B Y T H K S K N 1 O R S O F ST. MARGARET’S ACADEMY Minneapolis, Minn e sot a Copyright applied for. ill rights reserved. Editorial Staff Editor-in-chief Assistant Editor . Marion Hai.loran . Catherine Hoy Angela Bihi. Melba ( reene Mary F. Delaney Commercial . Junior I Ugh Class Sophomore Class . Freshman Class . Associate Editors ........................Eleanor Reynolds ....................Colletta Frankman . . . . . Evelyn Jennings Class Editors ...................Ethel De Lare .......................Marion Murray . . . . . Margaret Tierney .......................Josephine Hosch |6|

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M A R G A R K 1 ' S A C A I) K M V , MINNI POLIS, MINN. [[JJ FOT ei OT p IIAT band of lay apostles striving to keep alive the ideals inculcated at V ll Holy Angels and St. Margaret’s—our Alma Mater. I J That group loyal to the Sisters of St. Joseph, working to perpetuate that fine school spirit which places St. Margaret’s in the front rank and makes its graduates representative of the success of Catholic education. That body forming a branch of the International federation of Catholic Alumnae embracing 50,000 convent trained women in the I’nited States and Canada-—a great unifying center from which radiates the highest in Catholic life and thought. WKI.COMF. June graduates to membership in the Alumnae! You are the hope, the future strength of our organization. You have accomplished the first big step in your life endeavor. Congratulations for the good work you have done! We need you—your interest, your co-operation, your help. Your successes will furnish the inspiration for others just reaching out. Again welcome! And with our good wishes go the hope that you may branch out into some field of endeavor where you will make influence felt and that you will turn ever for encouragement to Sr. Margaret’s anil the Alumnae. GRADUATES, ALUMNAE! THF. world today stands sadly in need of Catholic women leaders. In every walk of life women’s opportunities have widened. In politics, philanthropy business, the professions, in the home—their place lias become more significant, more potential. It becomes incumbent upon Catholic women to take responsibilities. No worthy endeavor should be allowed to pass without recognition, encouragement, help. All cannot be leaders, so, that responsibility naturally falls upon those of us trained in such schools as Holy Angels and St. Margaret’s and now banded together in the alumnae. Let us ever bear in mind that the underlying cause of the alumnae is that we help, not only Sr. Margaret’s, but all Catholic schools; that the cause of Catholic education may have a potential force in the guard of honor represented in its graduates. The three departments—Catholic education, Catholic literature and Catholic social work—offer wide opportunity for individual service. Alumnae communion day makes possible that spiritual union with various members and in turn with the distinct alumnae represented in the state and international federations. With so much irreligion and radicalism abroad it remains for us to be magnificently Catholic. We need today to display the strength of will, the mental poise, the spirituality, the ideals of morality, the prayerfulness of which the world today stands so gravely in need. In the name of Alma Mater we ask loyalty to the alumnae—a loyalty that will mean the strengthening of it in numbers and service power, the forging ahead of another link in that chain of Catholic trained women with which we should encircle the world. “Every noble life leaves the fibre of it interwoven forever in the work of the world.’’ I his we look to the members of Holy Angels and St. Margaret’s Alumnae to do —that group to which this book is lovingly dedicated. 1.11.1.1 ax E. Taaffe, President Holy Angels and St. Margaret’s Alumnae

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BE M A K c; A K K T S A C A I) K M V , Ml N N K A I O LIS, Ml N N The Faculty Reverend James M. Reardon Religion Reverend George V. Keefe . Religion J. Victor Bergquist Musical Composition John J. Beck . Choral Class Frances Vincent Covenv .... . Voice Mother Francis Ci.are . Religion Sister Em e line Latin—Civics Sister Mart Joseph . Chemistry—Physiology Sister Hrnrica . New Testament—English Sister Carlotta . Stenography—Bookkeeping Sister Charitas . Dramatic Art—English Sister Alice Irene . Mathematics—Religion Sister Edwin English—Latin Siste r . Emm an u el . Botany—General Science Sister Yvonne . History—Geometry Sister Wilbrod . French—Religion Sister Eileen History—English Esther Strand Downs . Spanish—German Evelyn Brennan Typewriting Helen Coleman . English—Algebra 'JTiCusic 'Department Sister Annetta Sister A lory Sister Ethelreda Sister Anna Celeste Sister Charlotte Sister Aloysia Sister Magnus Sister Merita [7