Stanbrook Hall High School - Scholastican Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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LASTICAN editor, Patsy Heimbaugh, and junior edi- tor, Bridget Berrigan get to- gether with advisor, Sister Lisa. Photographer's assistants, Lynn Kobierski and Peggy Agnew, call for a smile from model Priscilla Coll, SCHOLASTICAN business manager, as they prepare for a picture. Last minute checks on the on-coming deadline are made by SCHOLASTICAN staff members, ROW 1, seated: J. Walski, L. Nevers. ROW 2: B. Berger, L. Mainella, S. Berg, M. Weir, M. Jauquet. ROW 3, standing: C. Prescott, M. Lundrigan, K. Rogge, G. Rust, K. LaPanta, K. Latterell, J. Mallen, and P. Atol. 31 'J

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I J ' t N 4 1 ' I f A. December HALL CHATTER page editors M. Arkulary, B. Berger, B. Heone and M. Spang, discuss layout plans with editor C. LaLiberte. J., I 2 ,- -1' 5 United we stand, divided we fall becomes the motto of the journalism department as HALL CI-IATTER editor, Cathy LaLiberte, and SCHO- Publications Come, ENCOUNTER with me in- vites Betsy Heone, editor of the literary magainze, as she lays the lans. V.. I - p J B J Dv 1 9 l J J .M g ' 1 1 . You're the story point HALL CHATTER staff members Betsy Hoene, Ann Heimbaugh, Mary Ann Spang, Kathy LaPanta, Jennifer Walski, Ellen Feuling, Kathy Wolters, Sieglinde Bier, Betsy Buckley, Laurie Nevers, and Gail Rust, at the audience.

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Dramatic Club officers, Mollie Wyman, treasurer and Sieglinde Bier, secretary, admire costumes for a forthcoming play while president, Mary Kay Lundrigan, surveys the wardrobe for future productions. Dramatics A spot in the dark is a flash from the controls of Mary Recktenwald, stage manager for four years. Christmas, bringing Light into the darkness, is celebrated by the annual Freshman play, and pre pared for by the star-hangers, P. McGuire, H. Voelker, M. Nevin and K. Bazzachini.