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

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Hilda Jaros promises to fulfill the duties of the president of the German Club . . . as Sieglinde Bier hands Hilda her candle and rose during the induction ceremony, May 25th. Spring Activities A descriptive commentary and showing of pic- turesque slides of Germany were given by Mr. Schleppergrell to Mary Jo Schleppergrell, Sieg- linde Bier, Hilda Jaros and the other German club members. Club advisor is Mrs. R. Nelson. mn if Betsy Buckley, SC Vice-president, passes out Student Council ballots to voters Elizabeth Kubiak, Barbara Tarnowski and Susan Underdahl. Betsy Buckley, seated right, explains the SC workshop activities to Chuck Dizard fDenfeldj, Mary Kay Havonec fClo- quetj and Regina Talmad fDenfeldj. Helium-filled balloons, picture posters and clean saddle-shoes all add to the flurry and suspense of the Student Council campaigns as Ann Williams, Pam McNulty and Pat Whalen begin to put their strategies into action. wr kim

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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-

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Witzie QMary Beth Neilsony and the leprechauns Mary Jo Bachinski, Nancy Albrecht, Mary Hon, Mary Ebert, Carolyn Rancour, Barbara Tarnowski, Charlene Silvers, Charlotte Stewart, Karen Hanson, Linda Stark proudly show Cathy fSue Underdahlj the magic shoes which are the beginning of a happy ending. Dramatic Leprechauns 9' Cathy fSue Underdahlj lies in the Forest of the Leprechaun. The locket around her neck is the clue to her secret identity and her way to the throne of Ireland. The final scene of The Last of the Lep- rechauns, Lady Grabitall has been thwarted in her plan to marry Clementine fKathy Wolters, to the Prince fSue McGirlQ. The King fBetsy Hoene, and Blowmuch fAlyce Hackettj are still somewhat overcome by the preceding incidents while Nora fPat McGuirej beams happily at the thought of Cathy's QSue Underdahlj coming marriage to the Prince.