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

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Amidst aflurry ofactivilies awards days emerge victorious 1 Gathering together friends, French award from Mrs. Klohs. memories, teachers and spirit, Mock awards highlighted Murray girls saluted good times the seniors very last day. and great people this year Classmates were given with two awards days. awards for achievement f Seniors in caps and gowns set often unwanted but always funny. the tone for the first assembly. The Haven recalled life at AMM - Mrs. Ducharme named recipients cold mornings at the bus stop, of scholarships and Mr. A enrichment days and the last l honored others such as Pat four years in the lives Furlong for perfect attendance. of the seniors. Vocal Ensemble Homemaker Kathy Odean received presented a collection of songs an award from Betty Crocker and amid a deluge of tears while Diane Elmquist accepted the year's last!-Q35 the 1971 Prix D'Excellence wrapped up the day. l f l 1 TOP: Student Council President, Sally McEvoy and Vice-President, Colleen Colwell swear in new 1 Executive Board member for the first year at Hill-Murray. ABOVE: Last day of school for seniors brings the senior luncheon highlighted by an awards cere- mony on a small scale. Would you believe Kelly Radford as the Most Talkativeu? CENTER: Sue Stahlmann takes on a new identity with the aid of Jill Liedl's expert arm and hand movements. In The Haven , parodying Poe, they described the past four years at AMM. 98fAwards Days

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Circle of time places seniors in cz bigger world Filing into the auditorium in caps and gowns, 160 seniors formed the 10th and last graduating class ofAMM. At the Baccalaureate Mass, they decided to 'try a little kindness' but even kindness couldnlt cope with the sour milk at breakfast. CA storm had knocked out the coolerlj At a 2:30 commencement Concert Choir urged seniors to Sing to God with Gladness . Fr. Arnold Weber, in his address spelled out his hopes for an active generation. In stepping up to receive their diplomas from Mr. A, seniors showed a form of solemn dignity seldom seen at school. Roses, and a temporarily empty diploma competed the ceremony. Everything was over, but everything was beginning again. The circle of time had placed seniors in a bigger world, where AMM would be a memory of four years of their lives. TOP: Accepting her diploma from Mr. A., Barb Hoffman breathes a sigh of relief. CENTER: Each graduate received a bouquet ofroses from junior class officers. RIGHT: AMM's choir sang two opening numbers before the ceremony. l00fGraduation H' ' p... -- NAM A ,,..,.,,.,., - 21. .V Q Us I MW,.,...,.. - ,,..,...,.v . . M '3.T3 M. Z'f'lf-'f5:: 2. ,' .. 1 '47 r':?.':..'3i2'5- f-. .,-.t ef ,, .,- 'w-My .fri -K rr. 1-fsff ' ff' i 1'c 1t l.f if LA- A 4 3Ql.+ 4'?Q ,fm-4--Q .Ja X K ...W ,..,.r-.ww t ty f f 4... hiwxi' 'lk 3 1 z I ' , an -iw :...' t , it .... .elf Q in N T ' A, : H xl if Ziff. I , Z All S' ig. . T' A K WW. f at an hw, Hari- rap? - it W of .. W ,Si me J ,,.. -,-