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

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It's off to work we go but it's the Stanbrook seniors, not the seven dwarfs Three of them, Jennifer Walski, Patty McGuire and Laurie Mainella work diligently as they prepare for the birth of Christ. rg!-an on Q!-with v help Santa bring his goodies as they decorate 303. You Good Tidings May the spirit of Christmas remain for always in your hearts is the prayer of the Freshman class as they conclude their Christmas program, TI-IE LITTLEST ANGEL. 47

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. , , N 1 J r l X x ' , I 1 I , 1 1 I I f . 1, N 1 1 ' 1 I , A' . A 412' A x . I u . I I Sophomores Charlene Silv- , , n ers, Sue Underdahl, Linda Stark and Charlotte Stewart r , 1 . ' I I H f I 1- r I . . , ,- s ' ' The Christmas spirit of the tea is ex- , Q Q' ' pressed in words, and shown in smiles I e O , n by Libby Rosenthal and Jeanne Connell. ' ' l 1 FHAer's Sue Keister and Martha McGuire fleftj act as hostesses for Mary Nesser, Clarice Zimmerman, Charlotte Stewart and Melanie Remick, as they dine at the Christmas Tea. g,,, - -' -rm ws.-wa Following the current trend toward things English, Sharmon Sabot and Jeanne Dietrick chat with Mrs. Lee.

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School Unit Scheduling the games is sometimes harder than playing them, agrees Mrs. Lorix, the physical education in- structor and Lynn Kobierski, student sports director. Pausrng to give her ball en couragement, Sophomore Karen Irvin tries to sway her shot through the basket. Anticipating their Sophomore skating class, Charlotte Tileston, left, and Barbara Louisell, right, stop to savor the plentitude of freshly fallen snow which enhances the campus.