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

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Work is only part of Chicago activities for Verbum, Miter Staffs Somehow cold turkey on pumpkin bread doesn't make up for Mom's Thanksgiving din- ner ... 10 senior journalists move into Chicago by train and 9 others by plane from New York ... Lectures take up very few hours of our four days ...The Prudential Building occupied by night visitors ... Girls on fire escapes blinding each other with flash bulbs .., Bathtubs filled with ice, make-shift refrigerators to save the expense of buying meals ... Do you mean to tell me Oliver Towne is right down the hall? ... This is the hotel operator. The time is 5:30 and the temperature is ten below - dress warm - Who were you talking to, Connie? ... How many times do they usually go to Mass on Sun- day in Chicago? Olde Town has a restaur- ant called The Pickle Barrel ... November 27- 30 NSPA convention AMMers VS the Windy City. Kai Exhausted after four days in Chicago for the NSPA con- vention, Diane Fitzgerald and Mary lo Rensch fortify them- selves while waiting forthe train. Kathy Meyer tries to de- cide whether or not she should go in search of the mysteri- ous pizza stand. tbl Determined not to share her train seat with anyone or anything, Kathy Meyer hoists her suitcase onto the luggage rack. tcl During her free time Mary lo Rensch looks through someone's billfold picture collection. 18

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.1 ,fp Q , s - r ' . ' my N , if ,Q Ak K . NX KW, A 1 ,, s f Cdl Fly the friendly skies of United tdl The senior class turned out at the Minneapolis-St. Paul international Airport to see the travelers off. The girls' main stops were Washington and New York. ffl A solemn group viewed the grave of President john F. Kennedy at Arlington Cemetery. igl A Virginia telephone and a bright idea - call Mary lane Leach at the Mystics dance and find out how everything is going. But not even the best plans always work. They didn't know the dance was as jammed as they were, thl And one bright, sunny day they went sightseeing and saw historical Washington - everything from the rais- ing of the flag at Iwo limo to the Hospitality House. til Reviewing the day's activities, Cindy Gentile and Kathy Gates examine the souvenirs they picked up on their New York shopping spree. 1 1

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Teachers celebrate, eat in Roman atmosphere tr .Y 1 nf xwavi., 2 Q,-JW I I . as it X y 3 t 'wig ' f' .Q the gm ' 5 T. A .qifzff -ft.. w:--N .. ' A A 4-wtf y , b 'S Karma? 5 . if Q 7 - Y-our 'ar ' U- .ft X si t d Roam in Italy The faculty certainly would have liked to ... But they had to settle for just one night Lasagna Chicken Sister Marie's batter bread salad Punch served in front ofthe auditorium ... The facul- ty was extremely happy with the dinner wine ... Imagine the girls in General Home Eco- nomics preparing the entire dinner! ... Green Gondolas with candles in them as center pieces Ioy balls hanging from the light fixtures? .,. Hostesses in formals ... Eating with the staff ... Entertainment provided by the Three Sharps and a Flat . .. Mr. Odean with a goatee? ... A maxi skirt on Mrs. Hacker ,.. Everyone out for a good time Forgetting about school for one night Then dessert It's over too soon ... After all, how often does one get to go to Italy. C lah Mrs. Asenbrenner and Mother Rose Alice find the Christmas dinner a good time to get better acquainted. lbj Lingering over dessert, teachers listen to a little gossip CCI Relaxing after an excellent dinner, Mr. Hacker empha- sizes his point with a few precise hand motions. tdl Prepar- ing individuals trays of hors d'oeuvres for the dinner, Home Ec students sample a few of the choice goodies Platters filled with cheese, olives, pepperoni and vegeta- bles loaded the long tables set up in the main hall in an Ital- ian atmosphere. I9