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

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Members master library set-up As a second semester club, the Library Club began late yet had a busy schedule of activities. Under the leadership of Julie Bear, they planned a tour of the Hill Reference Library. With the aid of Sister Scholastica, the Dewey Decimal System no longer sounded like a foreign language. Filmstrips introduced them to the Reader's Guide. As members in the Student Librarian Association, they published a page of the library's high-litesl' in the state magazine. As the year ended, members realized they had done themselves a favor byjoining. 'it NJ 5 TOP: Stationed behind the library counter, aide Julienne Bear industriously stamps cards. ABOVE: Utilizing the Dewey Decimal system, Judy Libra straightens library shelves. RIGHT: Head librarian Sister Scholastica takes pride in the library's wall decorations. 5OfLibrary Club

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LEFT: Curiosity mounts when a tree is imi- tated at one rehearsal of WINNIE THE POOH in freshman-sophomore Drama Club. BELOW: Ace Bandage or not, Su Bang can still help president Janet Donlin. LOWER LEFT: Drama Club delights in watching Vocal perform as they relax before one of their own delightful practices. ABOVE: As Miss Germann, advisor of the Drama Club, speaks her freshman and sophomore members practice their facial expressions which are an important facet of dramatics. LEFT: Janet Donlin, Kate Esty and Su Bang pin membership ribbons on new Thespians. Drama, Thespiansf49

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H om emakers rise to the task of baking bread Out of the depths of2l9 come the happy voices of a group of girls with their advisor, Mrs. Hacker. Student Council? A talkative class? No, it's Future Homemakers. Up to their elbows in ideas, fun and bread dough, club members met to discuss and practice ideas leading them to become better housewives. Being a better housewife also means pleasing your husband, so the girls took up the task of learning how to make ties, which turned out to be colorful and practical. But music is also important, especially in today's Mass. Under the guidance of S. Marie, young voices banded together in Liturgy Club to give the music for AMM Masses a polished effect. With rising voices and spirit, they urged on school participation. Imagination and dedication were the keys to success for these clubs at AMM. ABOVE LEFT: Tie-making is one of the fun but very practical activities for Marnie Hoff- man, Karen Bies, Sue Bies and Mary Ann Brandt in Future Homemakers Club. ABOVE: Sister Marie directs her Liturgy Club members to sing loud and clear and by all means they must sing on key! LEFT: Getting together to organize some songs for mass, Julie LeMire, Mary Novotny and Denise Hall take their cue from S. Marie. Future Homemakers, Liturgy Clubsf5l