Academy of the Holy Angels - Angelus Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Father-Daughter Banquet Jean McCoy, Mr. Peine, and Kathy Peine relax after dinner. Sue O’Laughlin listens intently to guest singer Mr. Joe Mulheran. u»C uicnl Frtsw W «nd US V a.cK Show mt Seniors and their Dads look contented and ready for the program to come. Father Clay entertains Carol Sable, her father, and Mary O'Laughlin at the head table. « t I'll show fct-v Dad bvoKc oau u ho 94

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Sparks Conviviality The Hall of States at the Lemington Hotel was abloom with the pastels of swirling spring formals at the 1960 Junior Senior Prom. The music of A1 Noyce provided a waltzing atmosphere as junior and senior girls entertained their dates. Emily Pierce, junior class president, took charge of the prom details and supervised the secretive junior planning. With favors of scashells, lavender programs, and the spell of the enchantment, we’ll always have these “Moments To Remember.” Emily is our perfect hostess . . . 93 We waltz in a dream . . . . . . and lingeringly depan with our treasured memories.

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Regina Tour Got your Bonadcttcs ? Mount Vernon Last August marked this year’s beginning of the annual Regina Tour to the eastern United States as 84 exuberant members of the class of 1960 prepared for their trip. Accompanying the group were the Sisters Constance Marie, Mary Stephen, Mary Aloysuis, Helen Delores, Angela Thcrcsc, and Jean Patrice. A first in the history of the tours were the flights from Chicago to Washington, D.C., and from New York City to Chicago on United and American airliners. An educational but hectic week was spent as the atmosphere, culture, and sights, of Washington, D.C., New York City, Boston, Annapolis and the northeastern coast were absorbed into tired and whirling minds. Hie sights, the hotels, the food, the rush and the fun add up to an educational and pleasurable experience not likely to ever be forgotten. Chicago confusion! AHA at the UN