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

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Qt H ' W, 1 a,K,....a,..,-f-I a tal Dori Schweitz clowns around in religion class as Happiness Day gets under way. tbl Wendy tCarolyn Allardl tries to avoid the clutches of Captain Hook CPat Furlongl. tcl S. Mark's class solemnly watches as Apollo 'I3 safely reenters the atmosphere. tdl Mickey and Minnie Mouse tSue Thompson and Sue Thoelel confer between classes. gfitfi K it HX b Teachers become stage students at Happiness Show l used to think that Happiness Day was a free day ... Mr. Speltz is giving a test on Happiness Day. Does he have social problems? ... Did you see Ma and Pa Kettle? Now that was really funny! ,,. We were planning on being the in- visible couple by not coming to school, but the idea of also being Murray's suspended couple didn't appeal to us Since when are raffle tickets needed to make a Happiness Day complete? .,, No one really planned it that way. lt was just a coincidence - a happy one . . . Those students on stage couldn't repre- sent the teachers' real opinions of us - could they? od est la bras? Well, we all knew where that was! ... Where are the simple joys of Murrayhood? With the simple boys of Hill ... A stranger coming to this school would think we're crazy. But we're really just happy. d if 3.

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tal The Happiness Day assembly put on by the teachers brings out the talents of Miss Kimball, Mrs. Klohs and S. Anita as they bunny- hop across the stage. tbl Happiness Day presents new social prob- lems for Mr. Speltz. lc! Gossip, laughter, gum chewing and tardies are all part ofthe typical AMM homeroom scene as depicted by the teachers. Cdl Scout Wermers, alias Mary Sue, finds Home Ec hasn't changed even though she has. lei The Hunchback of Notre- Dame lKathy Haasl and his partner the Mummy lCindy Hudallal adds to the wild atmosphere. C -, b tw .vit--Q d ,QQ 3-far Q 34 ,, ..,: .,

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Spring fun d-raiser radiates success Since when has our fall festival been held in the spring? lt's homeroom vs homeroom What is it Miss Boland says to her homeroom that makes those freshmen bring in all that raf- fle money? They looked like the seniors they acted like seniors, the only difference was that they were parading around in hats . ,. The weather was perfect, and so was the crowd , . . lwasyjust standing there, quietly buying a flow- er and this kid walks up to me and tells me I'm under arrest- I never even found out why ... Should we get candy floss, a snow cone or try our luck with the cake walk? ... If you want a good dinner try the broasted chicken ... What would a sophomore like Barb Voss want a 1970 Camaro for? For me, 25 was the magic number. I heard the kids in school on Monday made window-washing an education experience. I b Cal Since he sells many boats in his spare time, Mr. Speltz finds it easy to raffle off a sailboat with the help of his con- sumers economics class. tbl Through the day many unsus- pecting people were put in the jail. Escape was almost impossible and people invariably bailed themselves out for 153. lcl Senior Nancy Westlund leads the hat queen, Con- nie Schroepfer, through the school as the seniors display their creations to the school. 36