Notre Dame High School - Memories Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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Despite the load of books these N.D. girls radiate that glad to be here smile. Fmt! Razr: Melanie McMahon, Judy Mack, Pat Burnes. Second Row: Rosemarie Gleich, Sandy Wooten, Marsha Leisher, and Virginia Bischoff It's great to be part of Notre Dame! The gay happy spirit that pervades the school is shown in the smiles of these Sophs. First Row: Barbara Kief- fer, Mary Susan Boyanchek. Second Rout Joan Reichelt, Diane Berndanner, Sharon Navartil, Mary Westermeyer. Third Row: Carol Braun, jackie Auer, and Beverly Blume. K: These Sophs make a visit to the Master of our home. Firrt Rout Carolyn Trueman, Lynn Hoz- hausen, Maryetra Reynolds. Sec- ond Rolf: Kathy Eiler, Carol Gass, and Darlene Ennor seek help where help can best be found. ' with

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fl? k , , A i . . SOPHOMORES Q sie KE., 'Neath Mary's Mantle of blue the Sopho- mores strive ever to lead their class toward becoming exemplary Notre Dame girls. The officers arei Susie Fox, second vice-presidentg Frances Mess, first vice-presidentg Mimi Al- mon, presidentg janet Mehrtens, secretaryg and Dianne Wynn, treasurer. iff There is great power in a smile! These Soph- omore Aspirants demonstrate their happiness. They are Mary Totterer, Mary Ellen Fellner, Carol Walsh, Betty Scheve, and Susie Cremer. There is magic in an artist's brush. Striving to capture that magic are art students, Seated: Jean Van Mierlo and Mary Rose Ryilerg Smmlirz,-3: Jane Schwar- zen, Carol Stevensen, Linda Wegerner and Margaret Barrett.

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SOPHOMORES P How about a song? These Sophs can ring out a melotlious one, too. Seated: Trini Aquatlo. Staudirzgz Ruth Benz, Kay Aschenbrenner, Marge Mruzik, jan Comparato, Bonnie Ontler, Eileen Stolz, Kathy Barron, and Santly Hartmann. Donna Will takes the floor in a group discussion. Eager listeners are, Fin! ROIIT Dianne X'X!ynn, Par Berg, Adrianne Bosch. Sewml Rout Barbara Meier, Dolores Matzolff, Kathy Steffen. Third Roni -Iutly Simmermann.