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

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LEFT: Margie Elias, Pat Reilly and Diana Hudalla spend renewal 'searching' for ideas. BELOW: Fireside songs lent a chance for harmonizing and a few smoke-tears for Su Bang after an outdoor liturgy. ABOVE LEFT: Through discussion Father Semsch made the sophomores think a little about the ideas of life and death on their renewal day. LEFT: Vicky Gusinda and Ann Gallagher express their ideas of friendship and love. Using differ- ent hand movements and facial expressions brought out their thoughts. ABOVE: Setting one's hair on a camping trip is just a little unusual. Looks as if Mary La- Coursiere and Maureen Scanlonjust barely made it to breakfast before the food was gone. Renewalsf63

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Seniors 'camp ou Z' for renewal sharing friendship, ideas, laugh ter Renewal e It's a word that triggers mixed reactions. Some complaing some can hardly wait. What is a real friend? Someone to share with or just somebody in your life? Skits and discussions helped the freshman Christian Woman discover the reality of people here at school. Come let's sing! Exploring USU, sophomores shared ideas with Fr. Smith and Fr. Semsch. Trying to pick out their own apple, juniors got right down to the core UPPER RIGHT: Jan schof takestime to consider the possibilities the Bible has to offer in readings for a liturgy. ABOVE: Maureen McGuire, Kathy Gorg and BarbVacca talk things over at retreat. RIGHT: A campfire songfest and liturgy sets a mood for seniors' renewal. 62fRenewals of Celebrating Life. The idea of individuality within unity was a strange contrast, but it left them with something to ponder. Beautiful weather lent a grand start to the weekend and for the first time all seniors were off to camp as one big group. Camp St. Croix saw the girls transformed from just people to explorers, volleyball players and an occasional swimmer, all striving for unity among themselves. Laughing and sharing ideas were the pep pills' of the weekend.

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AMM offers Minnesota Rivals a play which boasts local selling November 20, 21 and 22 AMM proudly presented the Thespian production of George Hermanls The Minnesota Rivals. This contemporary take-off on Moliere's The Rivals presents a group of characters living it up at Colonel Absolute's Piney Lodge on Gull Lake, Minnesota. The five main parts for girls were double cast, the older girls having first choice of performances. Six weeks of hard work also found construction crews frantically working to remodel old sets suitable for this play. -J I TOP: A tiny argument led to an agreement and then this? Sue Kirst reacts violently to her boy friend's CKevin Nickelsonj attitude towards the perfect girl for him. ABOVE: Sue Walerius, Bill Schneider, Pat McKeever and Kate Lyons try to work out a disagreement between families, but doubting Kategremains unconvinced. V H W Q, .i , X, 1 .it Q-.,. ti lk Y, RIGHT: It's not hard, just pretend you've got a big bath towel , . . Janet Donlin explains the twist to Tom Mikesh who tries to follow closely. 64fMinnesota Rivals