St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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THE 1 9 3 ° D A Y E S Y E FACULTY SISTER HENRICA. Principal SISTER EVANGELISTA A. M. Catholic University of America English-Religion SISTER GREGOR1A A. B. College of St. Catherine German-Religion SISTER HENRICA A. A:I. University of Minnesota Vocational Civics-Religion SISTER HILARY A. M. Columbia University History-Religion SISTER AZARIA A. M. University of Chicago Science-Religion SISTER ST. FLORINE A. M. University of Minnesota French-Religion SISTER HUBERT A. B. University of North Dakota Commerce- Religion SISTER EMMANUEL A. M. University of Minnesota Science- Religion SISTER FRANCIS RITA Reg. Ph.D. University of Minnesota History-Religion SISTER MARY HONOR A. B. University of Minnesota Mathematics - Religion SISTER VINCENT DE PAUL A. B. College of St. Catherine Latin-Religion SISTER MARY EVANGEL ITA A. B. College of St. Catherine English-Religion MISS ROSE DURCH A. B. University of Wisconsin English-Latin MISS CHARLOTTE STEPHENS A. B. College of St. Catherine Art Certificate-English-Art MISS COLLETTE SCHISSEL A. B. College of St. Theresa General Science-Mathematics MISS MARIE EIBNER A. B. University of Minnesota Physical Culture SISTER CHARITAS M. D. A. Chicago School of Expression Dramatic Art SISTER ST. MARGARET M. M. Conservatory of Music. Chicago Piano-Harmony MR. JOHN J. BECK Scarw'enka Conservatory of Music. Berlin Chorus SIGNOR SILVIO SCIONTI Conservatory of Naples. Italy Visiting Director Tu-tmv

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THE S Y E □ Mr. J. J. Beck Mr. E. Prat field Mr. Win Bridgrt T. Hay Mr. Beck's lecture on the Liturgical Chant was indeed splendid. Mr. Beck brings to his platform a life devoted to music in practice and research, and a deep knowledge and appreciation of the grand richness of Liturgical music. Doctor Peatficld. noted convert to the faith, has become well known through his lectures. His story runs like Newman's, and that of many grand souls, who. when they saw the light, followed it at the cost of all that was near and dear. His message to us was to be proud of our Religion, and to keep to Catholic Education. Mr. Witte, noted Shakespearean reader, gave us an artistic interpretation of The Merchant of Venice.” Mr. Witte's versatility of voice made his delination of Shylock. Antonio, and Portia, vivid 3nd masterful. Miss Hayes, former teacher of English in the public schools, gave us two excellent lectures on The Criteria of a Good Book. and on Correct English.” Miss Hayes brings to us years of experience, a profound reverence for her work, and a deep interest in growing youth. Signor Silvio Scionti. our Visiting Music Director, will not soon be forgotten by the Music students of our Class, who have enjoyed his masterly supervision, and his artistic recitals. Mr. Scionti is one of the most brilliant pianists of America. Mr. Joseph Mannix. world traveler and noted lecturer, gave us an instructive talk on various countries of the world. Especially interesting were his descriptions of Australia and the Straits Settlements. His unusual command of English, and his very pleasing personality gave added interest to his lecture. Mrs. Crosse. Dramatic Interpreter and Lecturer, has a national reputation in a wide field of material. Her well equipped mind, her personal grace and dignity, lend themselves happily to her success as an orator. Her Course of Lectures on Social Usage served as a splendid final number on our Lecture Program. Mr. Mannix Kind ten Signor Scionti Theodoua Crone

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THE i 9 .3 ° D A Y E S Y E l Second Floor Corridor Where we wait our turn to get into the Office Main Floor Corridor Leads to Chapel. Parlors. Guests' Dining Room T utniy-Ont