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

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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Judy Stuever D-CATCDR if-J 'Sf an-awe W -porter Judy Sptengnether points the first complete edition as anira Rauhut, Judy Birsinger, Jean irtscheller, and Pat Janson share r enthusiasm. Happy over seeing their own articles in print are senior and junior re- porters Judy Schilli, Kathy Nash, Roscy Montgomery, Georgia Scherer, Helen Killius, Helen Kaempfe, Jane Hohn, Peggy Phelan, Rosie Nassif. Mary Lou Rudloff, Dolores Stucken- schneider, and Barbara Daly. ,,,. ,-. We X' 'Y-s Assistant Editor, Rose Tuhro shows a page layout for the next issue to Page Editors, Pam Fernandez and Dot Eggering. Business Manager, Mary Ann Valdez and her Assistant. Nora Dvorak type the labels for the huge mailing list. The ND-cator has a cir- culation of 1650 -readers. Y we - S ,rw ii, The business staff and circulation department is comprised of typists Jan Lebbing, Marilyn Devereaux, Barbara Shanks, Pat Morrissey, Ruth Nolan, Mary Agnes Block, Rose Dunn, and Pat Mc Keone. Staff Artists, Bernadine Olsen, Joyce Leicht, Sue Seitz, and Mary Kay Wunderlich give that special touch to add attractiveness to the ND- , i- YHTOV,

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JOURNALISM OFFERS CREATIVE CHALLENGE TO NOTRE DAME STAFFS How do you keep informed on the happenings at Notre Dame? By reading the publications, of course. Six times a year the school paper, ND-cator, is pub- lished and in May MEMORIES, the yearbook, arrives. These editions help to develop many budding journalists at Notre Daine.With the help of the moderators, Sr. Mary Eugene of MEMORIES and Sr. M. Caroline of the ND-cator and also by the time spent and the endeavor put forth by staff members, we aim to produce such material that every Notre Dame girl will be proud to cherish. Business Manager, Pat Morrissey, Assistant Editor, Sue Wessels, and Sectional Editor, Jeannine Dill discuss their important jobs in planning the yearbook. Picture planning and general organiza- tion of the annual were the jobs of these seniors. Seated: Pat Mc Keone. Marilyn Devereaux, and Rosey Mont! gomery. Standing: Peggy Phelan, Rosie Stumpf, Juanita Rauhut, Josie Folk, Judy Sprengnether, and Dolores Stuckenschneider. ,ifgiasef qs, f Frances Hesch Pat Gahn Barbara Qhanks Margate Fulton Kathy Stark and Ruth Nolan check ani type final copy for a deadline

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SPEECH ENTHUSIASTS GAIN RECOGNITION Resolved: U.S. foreign aid should be substanti increased, Fortified with debate manuals, card catalog and the instructions of Sister Mary Eugene, the deba marched into Saint Louis U. High for the Bellarn Tournament and were awarded the second place troj The debaters discarded their titles of apprentice as perience was built up in both Catholic Inter-scholz Competition and invitational tournaments. Varsity baters are: First Row: Kathie Sommerhauser, Shi von Harz, Beverly Kruse. Second Row: Mary I1 Obradovits, Rosemary Saffo, Kathy Nash, Peggy Phe Kathy Ferry. 'The art of logical argument is learned by these Freshm and Sophomores in the Debate Club. Besides participating intramural debates, they visited St. Louis U. High for an i formal debate match with the debate clubs of S.L.U.H. and , Elizabeth's Academy. The club is moderated by Sister Ma Eugene. Checking information on foreign aid are: Firrt R01 Cathy Metzger, Nancy Unwin, Mary Alice Painter, Don: Toohey. Second Row: Frances Mess, Betsy Fogler, Carol Web: Peggy Hoffmann. Third Row: Carol Schwegmann, Rosema Hines, Pat Ritter, Virginia Eyermann, Mimi Almon, Car Bennett, Andrea Valleroy, Pat Burnes. Peggy Phelan displays the largest speech trophy ever won at Notre Dame. Peg won it in the District American Legion Oratory Contest. This victory made her the St. Louis County Champ- ion. She was coached by Sister Alene. Do Mixed Creeds Make For a Lack of Togetherness in Marriage? was the topic discussed at our annual Junior Town Meeting recorded at Notre Dame and broadcasted over KXOK. Bitsie Simon presents her views on the subiectg other members of the panel are Mary Lou Rudloff, Karen Pircher and Peg Phelan. Mr. john Corrigan, announcer, is seated in the center.