St Bonaventure High School - Bona Venture Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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St. (ut vetttctne Memorial Hall Cafeteria conveniently and comfortably serves one thousand people. Trampoline exercises in the new gym are part of the K-12 physical education program. I Sponsored by MONTGOMERY WARD AND CO.

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Sponsored by BILLIE’S CAFE Any new ideas? Business manager Tony Labenz and circulation managers Lenore Nosal and Carolyn Backes look over old yearbooks for stimulants in their advertising program. Copy-reading and typing are a big part of the production of any yearbook. Doing this job for the BONA VENTURE are Kathy Sokol, Patricia Badstieber Frances Pfaff, Jim Schmit, Darlene Czuba, Phyllis Mahoney.

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Tteca ‘TTCetn ttaC ' rtytUl The spring of 1959 brought about the completion of St. Bonaventure Memorial Hall. This hall is a milestone in the completion of the parish plant. Its ample in¬ terior provides for a conference room, a parish dining room, and an extensive gymnasium. The new equip¬ ment will facilitate a K-12 program in physical educa¬ tion and will make it possible to have parish activities in spacious, convenient surroundings. Its well-equipped kitchen will ease the preparation of parish dinners and school cafeteria luncheons. The Memorial Hall fills a long time need in our parish, and a vote of gratitude is due to all who helped make it a reality. Father Roch blesses new Sponsored by cafeteria. THE VIERGUTZ LUMBER CO. St. Bonaventure student body attends pep rally in new gymnasium. 51