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

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Inexperienee resu its in defeat for new! y- founded sports teams Innovating sports gave girls a new way to build school spirit. AMM's football team gracefully lost to O.L.P. Losing five out of five games, the basketball teaam ended the season with a perfect record. With winter came the snow, wth snow came the Ski Club They braved the slopes at Afton, Welch Village and Birch Park. Contact! The ball sails into deep center field for another home run. Af ter-school practices gave AMM's baseball teams the edge in inter-mural competition. But consolation was to be found in the old adage, It's not whether you win or lose, It's how you play the game. A ABOVE LEFT: With a fearless twinkle in her eyes, freshman Kathy Roden prepares to take the long trek up the slopes again. ABOVE: A nice slow ball, right over the old home plate, a nice quick swing of the bat and smack! This girl will be on base! LEFT: A beginner's hill, two handy ski poles, a professional snow plow and a little courage kept this skier happy and safe! Sports, Ski Clubf43

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Camera bug cap tures girls From nothing, Photography Club developed into one of the most active clubs of the year. Speakers came, discussing such topics as picture composition and the art of lighting. From enlarger to developer to stop-bath to fixer - the techniques soon became familiar ones. Enlarging pictures they took on field trips, as well as some for Verbum, gave members a chance to put their knowledge to work. Touring Dellarson gave them the professional angle of photography. Going commercial, they took pictures with props at the Spring Festival Though there were some failures, members knew that basically they had the ability to make their memories last. TOP: Photography Club, Mary Hudachek, Pam LaBarre, Sue Kirst, Peggy Mullaney, Marianne Hansen, Cathy Hoertsch and Paula Kelly. RIGHT: Mr. Gene Schwope, President ofSt. Paul's Camera Club, illustrates some of the techniques of photo composition, FAR RIGHT: Photographers Cathy Hoertsch and Kathy Weeda design props for individual photos to be taken at the Spring Festival. 42fPhotography Club

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Pep, Record and Card Clubs offer time out for fun Following the onset of Jesus Christ Super Star and other religious rock sounds, the Record Club was initiated for the sharing and listening pleasure of music fans. Because of the persistence of the Card Club, daughters were finally able to play cribbage with tolerant dads. The club proved to be an outlet for frustrated hearts players and provided that needed fourth for bridge. Girls and faculty interested in learning new games were also encouraged to participate and learn from one another. Pep Club fostered enthusiasm for Hill sports events during the fall and winter months, rallying high-spirited crowds to football, basketball and indoor hockey games. TOP: Sister Marie and her Record Club enthusiast, Mary Persoon, listen through earphones to one of their more popular records. And the beatgoes on . . . ABOVE: Pep Club members give a robust cheer for their club which lasted only one semester. RIGHT: Jeanne Hayne plays a little poker and comes out ahead. I'd bet on 3 aces any day! 44fCard, Pep, Record Clubs