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

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3 faj Checking the daily records, Tommy Haines finds out where to deliver equipment, who needs help running it and whether or not she will be needed to run the film projectors for guid- ance. tbl Checking the film projector, Sister Mark can easily find out if there is anything wrong with the equipment. She is in charge of the A.V. Club. lcl Bringing equipment is just one of the jobs of A.V. member Mary Chris Legato. But A.V. isn't all work. She has free access to the A.V. equipment in the re- source center. ldl Making use of the A.V. equipment with the help of Sandy Loeffler, Carol-lean Neubauer and Stephanie Manos are definitely enjoying what they hear. lel However, being so near the library they have to be content to listen quietly. WW re ,M 'FH' ,

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9? , M , an WI' f iff? -,iw M 5 3 M , ' ,vw 'werrfz 1 gag' iz ,W ff -an Ani' Audiovisual AV delivers, runs, repairs equipment A.V. means what? ... any retard can run this if they follow the arrows ... I'm sure you all know how to run movie projectors, tape recor- ders, and phonographs Could you repeat that, please? Bernie Lais for president of A.V. I just don't understand how this film could get upsidedown and backwards Sis- ter Mark, the auditorium lights won't go on ... Say, Tommie, where's Mr. Anderson's film strip - he needs it! ... audio visual stuff ... What's a media center? ... Filming a movie at AMM? ... Miniature movie-camera club pins ... These earphones must be broken, I can't hear a thing - Try plugging them in ...Where's the schedule? ... I think I work in the media cen- ter this hour... New equipment takes hours to master ... Everyone is glad when there's an A.V. member near to help out. vm ' 76 b Cal Long before many of us are at school, Cathy Newcome is here. As a member of A.V., Cathy delivers the necessary equipment so we may have all the visual aids needed to help us. tbl If you ever have any questions about any of the equipment just ask Sandy Loeffler. She'II be glad to help you the way she's helping Carol-lean Neubauer. lcl But if you're like C-I, Y0u'll find that your troubles begin as soon as the A,V. personnel leave. Even with such a simple device as the screen, something can go wrong.

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National Honor Society Spiffy meetings, tutoring keep NHS busy You sure can tell when NHS has its meetings - all the chairs are gone from the library ... Fin- ish your lunch quick, the meeting is going to start soon ... Tutoring - even the tutors can learn If there is a lull in the meeting you can always count the ants on the floor ... Ev- erybody's at this session? I don't believe it ... Two Mary Kay's to head the club ... Induction ... Sister you remember the pledge - it starts out - I pledge to attend all the spiffy meet- ings ... What's that you say? Oh! you say you recall them now Don't drop your candles ... And don't forget to stay for the reception ... Who was that girl who fell asleep? ... I made it. I a I W-1. b d tal Newly inducted members Maureen McGuire, Ann Hacker, Kathy Odean and Robin Newes discuss NHS at Archbishop Murray and their plans for its future. tbl Who said NHS mem- bers only have brains? tcl Sister Luanne, guest speaker at the induction tea, and Miss Ruemmele find the time to engage in a conversation at graduation. tdl NHS members show the serious side of their nature as they compare notes on how they each made it into National Honor Society.