Archbishop Murray Memorial High School - Verbum (Maplewood, MN)

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Classics Club Classics Club uses profits from jewelry to journey to Athens Hic, Haec, Hoc ... Hujus, Hujus, Hujus ... Hi! ... Mary Hajlo a president? ...4 Listen you guys N.j.C.L. Pat Schram, parliamentarian ... Sister Rosemary ... Selling jewelry ... But it only costs 542.50 Winter fashion show, Holiday Highlights ... Door prizes ... What a way to get rid of their jewelry ... Christmas with the Asenbrenners Your new vice- president is jackie Nadeau Winona week- end Is it true they aren't going to have chaperones? ... My mother paid me to go , .. Minnesota State Convention Do the boys outnumber the girls or am I assigned in the boys' dorm? ...Welcome to Athens, Ohio. Cal Christmas trees are a good place to relax for Mary Hajlo. tbl A party without food and presents? Not this one, say these three freshmen. tcl Classics Club members harmo- nize on traditional Christmas carols at their party. Cdl Final adjustments are made on the style show outfit worn by sophomore Peggy Ciallagher. fel Pausing beside the tree, hungry party-goers eye the tempting food. ffl Mary jo Carr receives the final once-over before modeling her jo Farho outfit. tgl Artful arranging of their jewelry in the display case boosts sales to a record high, the money earned going toward a trip to the national convention in Ohio. s 9' f .r . .gf ..... ..., i I a 96 as an Na.,

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Miter Activity fee supports, aids, encourages Miter Miter ... What's that? ls it a newspaper? No - It's a bishop's crook - er - Staff, right - a newspaper staff . t. Nine issues - really? lt was a long pull for an activity fee .. . Who's Kooky Kaptions? . . . Do actions answer only if you try .. . Who's B ? . . . We've just got to get or- ganized - maybe tomorrow .., What hap- pened to MurMurs? All which is fact is printable - but you've gotta write it good . , . Paste-ups Sniffing glue can be dangerous or fun Too much white space No, it's balanced ,.. On May 15 the '70 Miter goes to bed till September . . . But a paper never dies. by Mary O'Neill b tal Demonstrating a paste-up for the Open House Barb Sagstetter, Connie Stepan and Cindy Gentile show Mrs. Sven Bang how a newspaper is put together. tbl Folding the papers for distribution in classes the next day, Gail Cros- selin takes a few minutes out of the day to do one of those extra necessary jobs of a paper. tcl Putting out a newspaper takes a lot more than writing it down. Lectures were given in all areas of newspaper and yearbook production at a workshop at the University of Minnesota. Standing on the steps of Northrup Auditorium, Mary Anne Beck and Betsy Baumann work on a schedule to cover all the possible areas of interest for their staffs. Miss Ruemmele, yearbook advisor, checks the mall for stray girls before going to her selection. The afternoon was finished with a talk by Charles Kuralt speaking on human interest reporting. 98