Bishop DuBourg High School - Cavalier Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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, Q' 4 ff- fxm: cream: 9 xxx . NL Every heart longs to create, to make a soul satisfying thmg of beauty. Ed Farrow's not asleep, just exerting energy. l N'-if V. K A s if Whatcha' m a k i n ' ,,,..f' ' rl Torn? kindling? Tom ,, ' V DeRousse in woodcraft. l f , V' 4 3' ,tl I F X .-, 1 Dale Meyer makes X. ' an end table. 2 1 l l l 3 l X w 2 V Color wheels whirl in artg Compasses spin in drafting. 5 5.4. . 4 Q0-QQ? 'Mr 'S as

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I2 lloion In a world that glit- ters with manufactured beauty, m a n must 4 learn that the inventi- veness of the human mind is only a dim imit- ation ot the Eternal Inventor. And its marks are ... Betty Reinagel and Tom St. John list them. That question's too easy, Father Deutschmann. Mau ww WM y ELTXM K .gk I i ,fe -mwah l L'--...J l lfxtlfil, ihi , -s. 'vu.... l XF' Graphs are helpful in comparing churches in Father Thurmer's junior class. With him are Beverly Shea, Kay Messmer, Don Marquess, Joan Eichenseer and Pat Adams. other GOellner agrees with and Marion CO V Mike Scan , Greek' l t iw? Ilfer that Q brei'Zr30fnk5fOmO .. O0 S like ., SVS 7 L Q1 ' :f.A . ' f A1 3 ' it t it J r fx . iw '32 Q, . - wt o- Q e ' an K wg 3 nv l 'ti '-'---M f Q iz A , ff v WM m Nmaw

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um Oh, for Shorthand speeaers Mary Kramer, Mary Vansaghi. G ..rf iv in .J ' X yi Nl'x4Nl ' Vvwl .vN,xjYVyviYq N, xi ,ff blinders during those days of look-at--the-copy-not-at-thekeyboardl BUSIH SS Pat Chandler files away her time. Symbols, figures, machines, all cir- cle about a man's desire to improve himself, to be useful to himself and to his family. 'WW-Q9 Busy with business ma- chines are Joan Mueller, Sue Roberson, Marilyn Hejlek, Ruth Faust.