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

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.ul d tal Barb Schneeman stops to chat with Colleen Dramdahl about the latest styles. And, of course, she just happens to be wearing one from Carousel where clothes are the in thing. tbl Lining up the beauties from the show we can see a distinct trend in the turn of fashions. Each person uniquely displayed her out- fit with the grace and ease of a real mod- el. Mari Smith, Shelley Drake, Mary Koll- er, Mary Gagne, Sue Poole, Ann Voda, ludy Strobel and Barb Schneeman make up the beautiful array, lcl Mrs. Klohs and Mrs. Smith also added to the show and modeled two very stylish outfits. Cdl Of course it's never all play and no work Ann discovers, as plans for the style show are in motion. tel With the theme of Carousel, the girls decorated the stage with horses such as you would find on a carousel. A girl from the shop came over, modeled an outfit of her own and then went on to describe each outfit as it was displayed. y 89

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French Club Members ask only forjourn ey soon to exciting France There's a strange voice coming out of these earphones .., I think he's speaking French ,ii Why can't we go to Paris this year? Pas d'argent ... Anyone want to buy a raffle ticket for a gift certificate at Dayton's? ... Mrs. Smith could I possibly bring some real French wine? ... I saw this French man downtown and I said Bonjour and he just looked at me - Maybe he didn't understand Every time I see a French movie they speak Frenchg I can't under- stand a word they're saying ... With a Carou- sel theme we could model almost anything ...And we did! ...How can you make a bake sale be Frenchy ? . . I Would you believe Eif- fel Tower-shaped cookies? . ,. Does Le Fin mean the end, or is that an advertisement? ... Mrs. Smith, how do you say groovy in French? I.. France seems so far away. By Debbie Veitch is 'tw its I ff 4' f f 1f 4Swfa,,,-,, -,t- I in 3 X ir? I K . at , sg 1 1 , ... 3 'S' 'f f-.IJ Q 'Q I MEM b

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Art Club Pins made by members stimulate pride I don't think we could bake cookies in the kiln! I just spilt magenta paint on my uniform. You know, I like it better than the gray ... Yes, me too ... This club allows me to divert my inner tensions into something creative, be- sides, it's fun . . . That is not a doorstop, it's my sculpture! ... If we work really well maybe Sis- ter Irene will display our artifacts during Fine Arts Week You're making papier-mache ark for the papier-malche animals? ... Do you prefer oil, acrylic or water? Well, really crayon ... I like the originality of your mobile, but won't your family be difficult to hang? Don't sneeze! There goes my paper mosaic . . . But if you put your signature in the corner it ruins the whole picture ... It seems like we never have enough time. b H fa? Kathy Todd's papier-mache giraffe seems to be coming along pretty well. Will it be done in time for Fine Arts Week, Kathy? tbl Is Sister Irene merely adjusting her glasses or is it a gesture of total despair over someone's clay masterpiece? ICJ Bending over the kiln, Art Club member Mary Schiltgen makes her own club pin. All members learned the techniques of cop- per enamelling to make individually designed pins. Idj Club president Sally Babler finds papier-mache a pretty gooey mess.