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

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General chairman, Alyce Hackett, left, dis- cusses plans for the Junior-Senior banquet with Pam McNulty plays Cumara as entertainment at the banquet. prophecy chairman Diane Sandstrom and Ann Schaffer, decorations chairman. r is 1 ., , .tw ., . .-si: 1, .SWG A sw- -Q Future senior, Kathy Bazzachini, commiserates with going-on- sophomore Shelly I-larff and almost-junior Colleen Irvin: Those summer reading lists-- heavens! Anticipating the GAA awards picnic are Kim Malone, Barb Louisell and Bev Anderson. Awards are presented for an ac- cumulation of points throughout the school year. Kathy Latterell and Sister Lisa with banquet souvenirs. v ' 'fesswi-fff rw? EP ,ef if A H-E-grief-faire: ' v vifw sr sa 'VEMQEV at . ., is .0 ,wi ,V fw . .is-. -ww- fsm-z1511:asf91asslm-fwtw-.awlxzis D' use Sr 7 am . - . by 5... Q . vs - , -' .gin new f ima , .f Meigs -. f..Q,fr,,i.g. 3 aff? an A gg' Isr,is-wrfV.-is-ag.-..W-M'rl-as-:f.s--P-as-Q wr-'vt 1- . ' al aw.it-5wwffgarg,-Mfg-1,.,-aimlesswas-L-,pr-sw ry - man '.II.5:'f.s-'ffisfI3jLegfJV7TfW3if?fs2ISEfFfr -75555514 rg's9T:LbB'L1i'.Q..,L -:fs ff-7 . .L -as -.ew-1Q,ff:.1Hi- . . w w an :V -iv ' - '- , ....., . ,. VL-filw i257.Q?Sia'?EiL'V':iP..fQf.?,f'sf.'4Q7 :fi-9: ' ' V -:f :- . ' if ---- ---f Lai:- -A' --m ar i' Y -35 , .zf.sm.a--ag -aiu ...Q'::a:ff:.a...-I-seam.:J 2 . -4:9IPa..e- M :sit :- ::-. 3135. .JET s5:I-,5-'i5:fs!:.1Ep- is : :': .jf N5 E5 5- XY' . ,,v .. . . f i.. j f. S s Wagga ' - - M . . afar ff s tats so ef A -' ,iss ' fr-S-cswvsni - --.-is ftzgt2Sf3f3SiQfESfgife 1 .f A an ,M 5 . 2 i l ,H In U3 ws-k1f4 . w as rw. ,Hg YG ,N 5 l Se'q,M svn: fi' 3 Kgs w ff gs S , f 4 ,M .Q ii f vga , , if 2 W - is WS 2 - - A , Sarah Cyr adds finishing touches to her chalk drawings of the great American Naval battles Why do we always wait until the last day to clean out a year's junk? moan Marilyn Privette and Mary Olsen.

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Freshmen Mary Jo Bachinski, Gretchen Bartzen, Mary Ebert, and Karen Irvin render their version of the Midnight Ride of Paul Revere for the Faculty Tea. Sprung Talent As a token of my undying regard, may I present you with this elegant and rare Quercus macrocarpa, says Mary Kay Lundrigan to Pati McGuire whom she has placed upon a pedestal ever since they won second place in the Senior SCHOLASTICAN Talent Show. This show, May We Present, was staged to raise funds to finance the yearbook supplement. Kathy Mills Swings Into Spring modeling a semi-formal evening dress during the 1965 F,H,A, annual Style Show. Members introduced new easy-to-sew spring and summer fashions. Ya-hoo cries out hillbilly dancer, dainty Betsy Hoene, accompanied by the tunings of Bev Anderson, Sally Storms, and Carol Torreano.

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F which were displayed with other American History projects. N The '65 SCHOLASTICAN really looks pretty good, says Susi Berg center, to Gail Rust, Janyce Mallen, Bridget Berrigan fJunior editory, Mary Kay Lundrigan fin fashionable millineryj and Betsy Buckley 'Now if we can just get it out by the end of the week! Yea r-End Potpourri Pat Kusch, Sister Susanne, Mary Olsen, Cathy LaLiberte and Mrs. LaLiberte discuss the award pins at the Honors Tea, May 21st. Laurie Nevers, Mrs. McNulty, Pam Mc- Nulty, Martha Kolar, Mrs. Feuling and Ellen Feuling, proud mothers and daugh ters, greet Sister Margaret James at the Mother-Daughter Honors Tea. I believe for every drop of rain . . . sings Page Butler for the enjoyment of the students and faculty at the Jr.-Sr. Banquet in the Athletic Club, May 20th.