St Boniface High School - Sabonite Yearbook (Cold Spring, MN)

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.-ny -.4-A AYDCIOUSIY awaltmg then' departure to attend a yearbook cl1n.1c at TC xn St Cloud on October 10 are the followmg staff members Jumors Mary Ahce Schroeder and Gladys Thul,Elrner Schwankl sports ed1tor, Marguente Manuel pxcture edltor, Cornne The1sen, bLlS1IlK manager, Agnes Black edltor 1n ch1ef, Patr1c1a Hansen R1ta Henne lay out ed1tor, Kathleen Koop, semor edmtor, Mary Kne1p, copy ed1tor, and Carol Forehle assrstant layout edltor Not plctured are Slster Aqmnas, yearbook advlser and Melvm Torborg staff photographer who also attended the clm.1c Staff Captures Hlstor of Year s Memorles The tables are turned on Melvm Homecommg hat sellers John Behnen and Urban Torborg qbehmd tabley persuade glorborg' Staff Photographer as he Sheldon Nxes V1v1an Expeldmg John Jacobs, and Sh1rley Iten to try one on for prszlzsdtllfjxeasibiilolfmofour Schoolls 'rf 'S 16 , l W 1' ,WEEK fs ll .N , ' ,, f 1 'of ' . we 0 3 , Q! Q F ,H L , L 9 .' ' v :Y W .N A N xl , , F . ' 3 I , i 15 -Q y xg M ' J r 0 9 Q -ef' , . . . , . l - u so -' Y

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Jean Backes, Mary Ann Schrei fels, and Patncra Hansen as teenagers rn the Boy Who Stut tered and the Gul Who Lrspe I Love Lucy To stop the teenagers mfatuatxons Lucy and Rrcky fake a fxght to show that they actually aren t so ruce as they seem to be Also Lucy teaches Arthur and lus chums to dance so they can take Peggy and fr1ends to the dance Lucy Ethel and nerghbor ladres purposely mess up the house to teach Rrcky not to be so messy Soon Mlss Wlunng and Mlss Taylor the photographers arr1ve and rece1ve qtute a shock when hearmg thrs IS the Rrcardo home To make matters worse Mr and Mrs L1tt1ef1e1d Rrckys boss and w1fe stop ID to pay a v1s1t when the home looks a slght Another comrc appears soon after Lucy and Ethel order a srde of meat Although Lucy eas11y gets herself rnto enough trouble she al ways manages to get out and sull rema1nthe gay 11ttle scatterbram Under the excellent d1rect1on of Sxster Mrchaela and the assxs tant drrectors Gail Ersenschenk and Dor1s Ludvrg the producuon of the class play was tndeed successful P---Q. Lucy and Ethel mshockupon receivmg the1r s1de of beef The dellvery boys are Leonard Guggenberger Rrchard Sauer, Wlllram Lrpmskr, Eldred Ruegemer and Marvm Schxerfels Teenagers m the Scott1sh Bounce FRONT Margaret Schoen, Drane Dockendorf Gladys Thul REAR Betty Quast, Sharon Spaeth, Mary Weber, Mxldred Simon, Mary Machedanz Lucy teaches frxenck of Arthur to dance Frxends are Thomas Loch, Elmer Wah, John Eickhoff, Roman Theisen, James Molitor, John Teuber, Mrke Benoit, John Schwagel, George Drontle, Roger Theisen, Francis Muggh fAr thurj, Ronald Arnold, LaMonte Koop, Roger Mies, and Davrd Brix Ronald Johannes Qin center, expresses his love for Lucy lv

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Busy Minds and Willing Hearts Review Compile Benedictine Delores Bell and Rita Guggenberger peer over the shoulders of Evelyn Schoen and Kathleen Kemper to aid them in checking copy. Meanwhile, Elaine Backes types up the copy for ads as Arnold Schueller, Ronald Amold, Richard Kascht, and Harold Gross discuss the problems of securing advertise- ments. In the background Donna Bren, Ruth Zumwalde, and Marilyn Manuel attempt to compose captions for the senior pictures. ln an effort to provide the students of St. Boniface with an annual history, the yearbook staff with the able as- sistance ofthe faculty adviser, Sister Aquinas, once again pursued the art of putting out the Sabonite. The year the task seemed to be harder for the ensuing yearbook boasts 84 pages of the usual 76. Because of the impending Centennial celebrations ofvarious parishes and schools in this vicinity and in apprecia- tion ofthe Benedictine religious who have helped them attain their present status in life, the 1957 staff appropiately choose as their theme, Our Benedictine Heritage. The yearbook doesn't require only drudgery and work for besides the memories acquired working on this book two members, Rita llennen and A gnes Black, spent apleasantthree days attending a yearbook clinic at Ann Arbor Michigan, on August 21-'23, All of the 46 members deserve praise for the tireless endeavors they used to produce this preservation of memories. lt should be noted that the increased number of masculine members was a great in centive to accomplishing this feat. BuSily working to complete the subscription drive are faithful Sabonite members. FIRST ROW: Jean Backes, Julitta Meemken, Phyllis Unterberger,Eileen Haggerty, Carol Trueman, DonnaButtweiler, Joan Thelen, Carolyn Van Sloun. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Torborg, Carole Loch, Lorrine Jones, Patricia Mohs, Nancy Wamert, Margaret Schlangen. THIRD ROW: Susan Meyer, Patricia Kemper, Sheila Griiin, Sharon Theisen, Beverly Schxnit, and Co- letta fvleernken. Not pictured is Beatrice Bates. Q .