St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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THE 1930 DAYESYE Miss Rose Durch Miss Charlotte Stephens Miss Collette Schissell Miss Marie Eibnf.r Stvtnittn

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THE 1 9 3 o D A Y E S Y E Rev. Edward F. Jennings Rev. William A. Brand Mr. John J. Beck Signor Silvio Scionti Sixteen

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THE 1 9 3 ° D A Y E S Y E Home of Study OUR ROSTRUM Here at Learning's Fountain it is suteel to drink. THE Class of Nineteen Thirty takes pardonable pride in presenting this group of Lecturers. Father Reardon's voice was first heard at the Opening Mass, early in September. In his usual practical, convincing, and instructive way. he laid before us the spiritual and intellectual privileges and responsibilities of our course at St. Margaret's Academy. We later heard him lecture on the trip to Carthage. All aboard for the Eucharistic Congress at Carthage, the Passion Play at Obcrammergau. and the Cathedrals at Rome.' In this splendid lecture. Father took us on a very interesting imaginary trip, and we never missed a point of interest from New York to Rome, and back Home again. “Come apart and rest awhile Father Doran was our spiritual Retreat Master this year. His personal interest in St. Margaret’s students, as well as his deep earnestness for the success of the Retreat, served to make lasting impressions. Father Jennings, in his Lecture Course, set before us a code of Ideals for Christian young women. He also expounded the Encyclical of Pope Pius XI on Christian Education of Youth. ' Father Brand's Religion Course on the Mass, the Missal, and the Sunday Gospels was very instructive. His Question Box was an interesting feature of the work. He also Rev. W. A. Brand Eighteen