College of St Benedict - Facula Yearbook (St Joseph, MN)

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Tumbling on the south campus are: . . . Top row: Miss Zierden, Catherine Wehner, Sally Merikel, Elayne Sailer, Margaret Conway, Dolores Schmitz, and Katherine Raths . . . Bot- tom row: Arletta Petrowitz, Marie Richter, Jean Hunt, Mary Joe Reiter, and Mary Jane Sinner Campus day, sponsored by the Women's Athletic Asso- ciation, was opened with a breakfast in the College woods and closed with a dramatization of the Greek pageant, 'Cupid and Psyche,' on the south campus, the lat- ter being given in honor of the Campus Queen and the Senior pennant Winners. The main activities of the day Were: a class stunt contest, a sports' convocation, track and tield meets, tennis tourna- ments, a kittenball game and other recreational sports. Upside down or straight up the world always looks rosy to Mary Jo Reiter and Elayne Sailer.