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

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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.

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Honesty-Generosity-Patience Servant, child, and God are all a vital part of this simple act of Take and eat. Here is the meaning of the Mass of the day and of life itself for from left to right, Charlotte Tileston, Mary Beth Moyer, Mary Ann Wacker, Ann Williams and Father Longely. For Where Th Treasure Is, There Also Will Th eart Be. The Lord is my Shepherd . . . rings through the chapel as laymen, Dick De- Santo, leads us in the re- joicing of the Com- munion Hymn. Matt. 6:2 l Clothed in the simple garments which were part of the simple beauties of the daily Masses, Seminarian, Tom Speck, awaits his part in the Sacrificial banquet. 11 f N-Q--n---M ---- - ur-