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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1947 volume:

WW4ff QWAMZMQQKEKQM MWMQMWM M WWWMM 75 At Wyman KW ww w ,- l V, Miisifgz YK ww 'b Eggs? Qffwkf ll' . St. Benedict's Medal- Significance of the Letters The four letters at the side, C. S. P. B., signify Crux Sancti Patris Benedicti CCross of the Holy Father Benedictj. The five on the length, C. S. S. M. L., Crus Santa, sit mihi lux CHoly Cross, be my lightj. The five on the breadth, N. D. S. M. D., Non demon sit mihi dux CLet not the devil prevail against mej. The fourteen around the Medal, V. R. S. N. S. M. V. S. M. Q. L. I. V. B., Vade Retro Santana, numquam suade mihi, vana sunt mala quae libas, ipse venum bibas CCet Thee behind me Satan, tempt me not to vanity, thou hast chosen it, and drunk down its deadly poisonj. The Cross signifies the sign of our salvation with which St. Benedict operated, by divine inspirf ation, great wonders during the' sixtyfthree years he lived on earth. Cn the right side of the medal Con the cover of this bookj is the inscription Crux S. Patris Benedicti CThe Cross of the Holy Father'BenedictJ. Around the edge of this same side of the Medal are the words, Ejus in Obitu Nostro Praesentia Muniamur CMay His Presence protect us in the hour of our deathj. Below the figure of St. Benedict is given the place and date of first coinage: Ex S. M. Casino MDCCCLXXX CArchf abbey of Monte Cassio, 18805. W7 PAX Y GC? ,. 07 9 0 If 2 Q 2 CSD 13, 0 N D S M D 0 M .. sh W .. Uemmenlerating the 14th Centenary et the death nt St. Benedict, enr Father and Patron, QM' ' o e e so Y Fe ,o ,ilu 'H' fo 8-gt, , '1 ' o o o 1 - , E ee 2 ol we e Z 1 eee 2 ' oo eoe e A eo oe me im' In We 9 Q at Z l !'l 0 o ZQ page two Air view The College of t. Benedict t. Joseph, Minnesota Pnhlishcs this, its ninth pictcrial acccnnt ci stndcnt activity, nn llacnla as 1947. Editors: . . Anna Lou Ellenbecker Blanche Rupp Business Manager: Rose Ann Matthews Blanche Rupp, Anna Lou E11 b k d Rose Ann Matthews ar d g y book problems. P9 l l page four Prologue This is the light that St. Benedict gave. This is the light of Christian culture and learning which, up' held by the Hrm, strong hands of youth, has flamed through fourteen centuries. This is the light which has brought joy to our hearts through four years here at St. Benedict's. It is our wish that the Facula, our little torch, will record the reflection of that flame as it has enlightf ened our administration, our organizations, our activities and the members of our classes. May it continue to shine in the lives of everyone who has come under its holy influence. Presentation of the torch of learning CScenef1om the pageantD page five page six Dedication We, the students of St. Benedict's, dedicate this issue of the Facula to all Benedictines, but especially to Sister Richarda, who, as Dean of Residence over a per' iod of four years, gave us many things that will enrich our lives permanently. Generously Sister gave of her time, her efforts, and herself to enrich us with a discernment of and an apf preciation for real and lasting values. Her personal concern for each one of us individually, and her sincere interest in our smallest undertakings, We shall never forget. Her friendship is one we shall always regard with respect, loyalty, and gratitude. SISTER RICHARDA, O. S. B. Dean of Residence 194211946 page S606 11, page eight The Chapel of the Sacred Heart KW if I ff W , fag, i ... ,-3' ,,.....M' if Tower of St. Cecilia Hall page nine X n Mary Therese Simonett, Patricia Sullivan and Shirley Rausch consult with Sister Enid, Dean of Residence. Guided by the FACULTY, Fourteen centuries ago, St.ABenedict, finding Europe uncivilized and overrun by barbarian hordes, lit a great fire from the double light of prayer and work. By means of this fire, symbolic of Christian culture and learning, his followers achieved their work. The rapid spread of its light is ref presentative of the successful effort of Benedictines in the civilization of barbarians into scholars, peasants,and princes. Today St. Benedict's followers still employ the double light of prayer and work to educate us, their students. Imbued with his ideals, they teach us that the work of our hands is noble, that scholarship is worthy of our pursuit, that prayer must have an important place in our lives, and that the ideal of the family bond, which makes all men brothers in Christ, is sacred but has meaning only when we practice it in our everyday living. Wi' 'V' xi ' 5 5 ,x'st5d'g St. Benedict lights the fire of learning from the lamps of prayer and work. page eleven 0ur Bi hop The Most Reverend Bishop Bartholome, D. D. CO'ADjL'TOR Bxsnov OF ST. CLOUD' REVEREND MOTHER ROSAMOND PRESIDENT DR' R- N. JONES MR. FRANCIS GROSS MR. EDWARD CALLAHAN MRS. ROBERT BURNS page fwelve And Advisers, The Most Reverend Bishop Busch, D. D. BISHOP OP ST. CLOUD SISTER INCARNATA DEAN f wx f 2 MRS. ROSE REILLY MR. JOSEPH MATT, SR. DR- JOSEPH B- GAIDA MR' FRANK MULCAHY page thirteen X., 432' SISTER VIRGIL SISTER ROSALINDA B1475417 R6giSETdT FATHER ALEXANDER, O. S. B. 0 Theology SISTER ANDRE SISTER ALFREDA SISTER ANNE LOUISE English German Assistant Librarian SISTER CLAIRE SISTER ARSENIA SISTER CLARUS SISTER CLAUDETTE History Needlecraft Home Economics Mathematics page fourteen ch , I E l SISTER ENID SISTER CONCHESSA DEAN OF RESIDENCE Librarian Philosophy , FATHER CASSIAN O. Ethics SQ SISTER CLYDE SISTER FIRMIN SISTER GEMMA ECOYIOTVUCS Music Music S. B. We M' ,, ,,.5T.,N SISTER GLENQRE SISTER GRACE SISTER IRMA SISTER IRENA Home Economics HI-Sfofy Latin Art page fifteen ef' 45 . I ' w de, I me I I I SISTER JAMEEN SISTER JEANETTE SISTER JOANNE SISTER LUANNE I Home Econovmcs Phzlosophy Mathematics D '1fGY1 1 I 7 V :gr SISTER MARGRETTA SISTER MARCINE SISTER MAGNA Ggymfm Speech Chemzstery Physics I goodness, and beauty under I SISTER MARY SISTER MARIELLA SISTER MARY ANNETTE SISTER MARY PATRICK Bwlogy English Education Commerical Educapion page sixteen 994,47 :J ,, SISTER PATRICK J PH SISTER PASCHALA SISTER REMBERTA SISTER ROGATIA , Sociology as Mathematics Biology Clwmiltry l W ml all K S S R 1 X SISTER. URBAN MR. JAMES MANLBY MR. DON HUMPHREY Music Voice Aft the light oi t. Benedict. 4 ' A In tx MISS GRACE DONOVAN MISS RUTH GRADY MIS ROSEMARY JENSEN MISS GENEVIEVB Physical Education English English LECHEVALIER French page seventeen Scribes and Critics: Qseated, left to rightzj Arlene Gray, Kathleen Krava, Rosemary Boyle, Charles Thompson, Marjorie Kremer, Barry Gill, Vivian Zimmermann, and Avis Robinson. Standing: Irene Gleesing, Sylvester Theisen, Mary jean Pluth, Antoinette Pollock, Betty Freernan, Karl Vander Horck, Arthur Ross, Phylis Geering, Shirley Rausch, Joseph Shannon, and Audrey Mettel. In all our URGA I A'l'l0 page eighteen Rising from the fire of prayer and Work, the flames of light and love leap higher and higher, driving back the darkness. In the pageant, the civilizing of the barbarians is symbolized by the struggle between the graceful flame dancers and the Wild barbarian hordes. Subdued, the barbarians are led to the fire and accept the light of truth and learning. Barbarian hordes are still with us in evil and in sin. Unitf ting in organized groups such as the Sodality, the Student Council, and others, we strengthen the light within us and def fend it against attacks from the outside world. These orf ganizations also give us the opportunity to clarify our ideals, to' develop our creative interests, and to supplement our scholastic pursuits, that in all things God may be glorified. The flames, conquering the barbarians are symbolic of truth dispelling ignorance ' page nineteen V0 Patricia Gits, treasurer of the student council, fassisted by hex roommate, Bernie Stassenj, raise: the flag each morning. Members of the student council Jeanne O'Neill, Mary Heaton, Patricia Gits, Ctreasurerjr Elaine Stanger, Honor O'Connell, Qvice presidentb, Margie Reichling, Anna Lou Ellenbecker, Csecretaryj , Ruth Nierengarten, Qpresidentj, Jeanne Sinner, and Connie Spain gather for one of their bifmonth ly meetings. lmive Bill Henry, Karl Vander Horck, Ruth Nierengarten, Eleanor Wolfe, Margie Reichling, Jerome Eller, Teresa Blatz, Honor OlC9DDCll, and George Cashman have a prefdiscussion before a Catholic College Day meeting at the University of Minnesota Newman Club in .November. ln February Catholic College Day was held at St. Tereszfs and in April at St. Benedict's. advvay to erve Ruth Nierengarten, student pres ident, calls an assembly to order. page twenty-one 7 page twenty-two God, country, and fellow men. fabovej Audrey Mettel, Dorothy Weiss, Pat ampion, Barbara Buettgen, Dorothy Hebert, Eflar aret Beste , g . centerj Anne McDonald, Gen Cunningham, Teresa latz, Kathleen Twomey, Mary Heaton, Honor 'Connell, jean LaBerge, Eleanor Wolfe, Merwyn chmidt, Celestine Beste. belowj Audrey Renner, Renee Twomey, Louise vietzger, Phylis Plantenberg, Midge Kremer, luanita Traxler, Phylis Geering, Joyce Williams, Betty Freeman, Shirley Scholz .... members of the Catholic Truth Committee prepare discussions. Delores Rewitzer, Tony Pollock Sidora Fiecke, Louise Metzger Caborej Mary Matthews, Merle Nolde, and Mary Bunkers prepare the altar. P04 page twentyathree The 38fpiece college orchestra includes: Gladys Auer, Mary Agostini, Dolores Beaudette, Pauline Bomhardier, Rosemary Boyle, Eleanor Buchl, Georgia Diedrich, Helen Diemert, Rosemary Fleming, Joan Fluegel, Phyllis Foley, joan Gaida, Marjorie Heid, Margaret Huehner, Anna Marie Heinzel, Lois Kamm, Louise Koehnen, Patricia Meixner, Patricia Murphy, Merle Nolde, Ann Rose Notermann, Dolores 0'Connell, Caroline Petsch, Frances Pattison, Katherine Schade, Patricia Scheitl, Frances Schmitz, Marilyn Slight, Donna Theisen, joan Theisen, Juanita Traxler, Elayne Twomey, joan Vorgert, Lillian Wedl, Lorraine Westrup, Ethel Becker, Theresa Gospodar, and Dorothy Doerner. page twenty-four ,pw 4 5 A 5 i i 5 K f if 4 .Ik il In Mu in Donna Theisen , harpist The Choral Club: Mary Agostini, Margaret Beste, Martha Birchen, Helen Boland, Dolores Beaudette, Eleanor Buchl, Teresa Bromenshenkel, Patricia Colville, Georgia Diedrich, Joan Erickson, Phyllis Foley, joan Gaida, Gloria Grell, Phyllis Kohler, Louise Koehnen, Marcella Kucera, Dolores Lehman, Patricia Linnihan: Marcella Mamer, Patricia Murphy, Norene Mclntee, Ann Rose Notermann, Merle Nolde, jane Neaton, Gerrine O'Meara, Carol Osborn, Jeanne O'Neill, Margaret Ryan, jackie Roy, Joanne Simons, Mary T. Simonett, Rita Strauss, Margaret Simon, Patricia Scheid, Theresa Schade, Mary Sahli, Colleen Shanahan, Mary H. Schmid, Mary Jane Theisen, Mary Utsinger, joan Vorgert, Donna Van Risseghem. 'page twenty-five Scene from Bi1d's Christmas Carol. jean La Berge, as Mrs. Ruggles, with Rachel Humphrey as Eyle and George Meyer as Larry, decide to frame their invitation to Carol Birds Christmas party. Scenes from The Song of Bernadette. Con opposite pagej Dean Peyramale CDolores Beaudettej questions Bernadette QTeddy Lethertj in the presence of her class mates QShirley Scholz, Sally Riley, Marcelline and Lorraine Breherj and her instructor Sister Marie Therese Vauzous CRuth Schellingerj. At the grotto relatives and friends QMary Heaton, Charlotte Brantl, Sally Mamer, Virginette Hardwig, Shirley Savoie, Sally Riley,Joan Meehan and Shirley Scholzj watch Bernadette susf piciously. The Rivals, produced May 4 by the Ardeleons, and their many onefact plays, we enjoyed thoroughly. page twenty-six J 'I 'WS V W. 5 , W .gl ,Www di O . + 4 it ,,1g.4--Q , V .W U , L, , .ww 1,4 'if N .1 fy Q ff 7 .A Se, f Q, if , M H i A K. ww, Y M, . 4 ' A .4 i.,, A .af ig ggi? I , Y . w -if sf W-'fx' 5 M :j,,1,g2 f- Q . V , ,AY Y ,!3 V! . , , gg Qgf5rf'2 :NN L 4, Mk, -' 9f5Qfg5gwTki:,:fi.,, ' ,M ,. 4., - Q--'.1:, My bg-gf! YA ag, w. x S Q Q R 5 X ---- ,- WF. sm , ,t ' K - -b-, W' 'W wing vin. wwf 42 y and in our three publication If 7 ai it 1. Q, r at The Quarterly staff : Phylis Geerf ing, Mary Jean Pluth, Betty Freeman, Vivian Zimmermann, joan Chione, and Midge Kremer publish the college literary magaf zine three times a year with All' American ratings. l 'D' ' 153' Ti iam' hifi' if F acula business staff at work: Alice Askin, Elaine Weidner, Jean O'Hotto, and Hazel Yogerst. Not pictured are Vivian Hartung and Dorothy Fish, who solicited ads. Page twenty-eight ., ...sag The Benet staff: Bette Carter, Eulalia May Wagner, Patricia Mayer, Frances Torrey, Eleanor Bohlin, Kathleen Krava, Anne Carter put out the college newspaper. Gen Cunningham, Mary Bunkers, Marianne Tyrrell, Irene Gleesing, Patricia Schied, and Patricia Colville are not pictured. 44' P A...-of 4 In mb .2 , A L we-Q ,-Pe.:i'f', A tibia. as Hiram, More Facula staff members are working to meet the deadline: Frances Gambrino, Eileen Opatz, Teresa Blatz, Kathleen Twomey, Ellyn Crahan, Jeanne Sinner and Phyllis Plantenberg. BE ET, FAUULA, and QUARTERLY, page twenty-nine Ardeleons before a play Loretto Hylden Sally Lloyd Patricia Gits and Dotty Dirkswager There are 50 more Ardeleons, not pictured. Elinor Tholen and Violet Moldovan are catching up on history notes. Members of the I. R. C. Standing: Annella Stevens, Clare Ryan, Kathleen Wold, Harriet Healy, Mary Lou Mamer, Mary Agnes Germscheid, Caroline Petsch, Ann Harvey. Seated: Joan Fluegel, Honor O'Connell, Marianne Tyrrell, Eleanor Wolfe, Kathleen Doran, and Katherine Eberle. page thirty reeeive the light el learning, Junior scribes: Virginia Claesgens, Kathleen Doran, Mary Jo Matthews, Delores Schreder, Vivian Hartung Mary Glatzel, Rita Bauer, Audrey Robinson, Joan Chione, Violet Moldovan and Margaret Keller. Some art students gathered after class for an informal dicsussion of art problems . . . Mary Glatzel, Anna Lou Ellenbecker, Patricia Mayer, Sally Lloyd, Marianne Tyrrell, Cecilia Ganley, Eileen Shea, Joanne Heaton, Mary jane Lang, Ruth Nierengarten, Rosemary Boyle, and Helen Diemert. page thirty-one RQ-AJ' Commuters Midge Kremer, Merwyn Schmidt, Patricia Campion, Ellyn Crahan, and Elaine Stanger plan the first important dayfhop activity of the year, the allfcollege party in fall. Officers ofthe Commuters' Club: Elaine Stanger, president, and Eileen Opatz, secretan consult with their adviser, Sister Clarus. page thirty-two the light et fourteen centuries If you Want something Clone, take it to the Dayfhopswethis was a familiar formula throughout the year. The principle activities of the Commuters' Club this year were an allfcollege party in the fall, a Bennyfjohnny mixer, a MotherfDaughter tea, and a spring formal. Day students were also active in two school publications the ,Quarterly and the Facula. Shown giving last minute directions to the FACULA publishers are: Blanche Rupp, Anna Lou Ellenbeclcer, and Rose Ann Matthews. J. f Q I V, page thirty-three t Si It f 51 91 23 '54 1 f' . Eg 'iii' 1 S311 2 Eileen Pahl. The W. A. A. president and her cabinet members sponsored a threefweek posture campaign stressing grooming, charm, and carriage. By means of posters, mirrors, and lectures, they reminded students that good pos' flaming brightly, page thirty-fo-ur W2- U. W A A cabinet officers Eileen Pahl Com burning till. Laurels go to the W. A. A. for sponsoring a varied program of activities for our leisure time and recref ation. Organized mixers, hayfrides, sleighfrides, skating parties, as well as the tournamentsgbowling, volleyball, and basketball-and the other sports, such as tennis and archery, have supplied enjoyment for all. Spain, president, Mary jane Lang and Shirley Scholz. l Frannie Hynan and Terry Blatz prepare the bows. .,g,c, ' - is l S . Q 3 4 ls - 5 .loan Meehan 3 page thirly-five Manrgaret Burns, Renee Twomey, Virginia juettner, and jane Frances Moser assist Sister Rogatna Wlth a research problem on catalase. From the beginning, ACTWITIE page thirty-six Converted by the light St. Benedict brought, the barf barians became industrious peasants who tilled the soil and reaped the golden grain with a song on their lips, peasants who thanked God for the harvest, peasants who loved the toil of their hands. There were also scholars who patiently copied the wisdom of the past on parchment scrolls and princes who loved their people and who ruled them with the justice of a just law. Here and now, in our academic activities, we exercise the patience, faithfulness and thoroughness of the ancient scholars. ln our leisure time and recreational pursuits, We practice the peasants' cheerfulness and joy. And, in our converse with others, we strive to cultivate the charity and justice of 'the princes. In this way our intellectual, social, and spiritual activities all contribute to our development under the light of St. Benedict. The prince. visits his people at the end of a day of harvest toil. page thirty-seven At the faculty reception two Mary Matthews meet Sister Magna. page thirty-eight Sister Incarnata, Dean, checks Phyllis Kohler's program on registration day, introduce to the pirit Benedict K ,wi ,lg j ' L7 Q above Freshmen, having received the torches oflearnin , C3 sing a song of loyalty to the ideals that are now their heritage: fcifcleb Archahhot Boniface Winimer brings the light of St. Benedict to America. Ruth Nierengarten, his great, great, great niece, took the role of the Abbot in the pageant this year. Qbelowj The flames dance: Jeanne, Sinner, Bernetta Stassen, Patricia Gits, Ann Harvey, Martha Rivera, and Phyllis Bjork. page thirty-ni ne to the nobility of work, W2 X apnea N? .i ' F X I' w fai 'lb In J its up o l if , 3 Q i I T CM 5 fi, 15. Vi Phyllis Plantenberg, Joyce Williams and jean Zachman, examining the anatomy of a cat, find a cat has only one life. X at if. px jean 0'Hotto, Blanche Rupp, Merwyn Schmidt, and Betty Lou Hall record the beating of a frog's heart page forty ' re peat for cholar hip, .,.' fbi 5' Renee Tvfzomey, Tony Pollock, Sister Camille, Sister Iviagnu finstructorj, Virginia juettner, and Margaret Burns thrill to discoveries in the physics lab. Jia' 'Ms' -PL , ? ef , 'ff . ff 'f ,AH ............--- i 9,-A 3' A it . S 'iff ' il M Mm Betty Braun, Katherine Schade, Mary Helen Schmid, and Sidora Fiecke learn the culinary arts. page forty-one , N., E 'Q' At a November convocation Rosemary Boyle modeled for Doris Eaton Mason, sculptor. Lewis Lane shows Gen Cunnf ingham one of his own musical compositions after a lecture he gave here in November. Rutlf Nierengarten, Honor O'Connell, Patricia Gits, and Anna Lou Ellenbecker hear about the work of the Maryknoll Fathers from Father Carroll Quinn, who spoke to us about vocations and the missions last all. X f S?'r sg are as 5 it 6 is N A l bi 'Y' 1 'E' Q? fi 'ki 1 page furjy-two ,qs e ff learning Mr. Alphonse Matt and Margie Reichling .... after Mr. Matt's in spiring lecture on Women and the World Revolution. Anne Carter, Honor O'Connell, and Kathleen Wold enjoy visiting with Doctor Elizabeth Lynskey, who spoke here during United Nations week. page forty-three iw' other . 2-f f y vm V . V ggnuunngnunre A I t 21 V ii , 'f We 19? 5. Joyce Williams Phyllis Plantenberg is trying to improve her technique, and needs tO. page forty-four We find re ' ez' . in play Volleyball and basketball are favorites of the sophf omores. A basketball skirmish , . . Marcelline and Lorraine Breher are in the foregroundg others are:Sally Riley, Bernie Stassen, Kathleen Krava, Tony Pollock, and Betty Griffin. Score for the Deutschflrish basketball game, March 17, was 41-29 in favor of St. Pat! Scores for the volleyfball tourney early in March were: Virginia Juettner 3 Freshmen 32 Sophomore 46 A Sophomore 48 Juniors 36 tl A sh, page forty-five Harriet Healy and Gary Germschied with their escorts at the F acula formal The Facula formal held at the St. Cloud Eagle Hall in November was crowded, but everyone seems to have had a-good time, In the foreground are Ginny juettner and the Breher twins spying each other. page forty-six W-L'5'tv 3 recreation Qabovej Eileen Schwarzbnuer and her escort are surf prised by the camera. Connie Rosett looks on. fcifrclej Qur business manager, Rose Ann Matthews, takes time out to go dancing. Cbelowj The Bennyfjohnny mixers are fun. page forty-seven where famil Betty Griffin, Mzxrcellai Kucera, and Arlene Gray frequent Sister Arsenizfs sewing department. page forty-eight s,.J' At tea .... Rita Strauss, Mary Bunkers, and Mary Jean Rolfsori pmt , Reese McGuire is quite a conversaf tionalist, think Cathie Shauer and it F 1 Barbie Berkner. Mary Glatzel and Joan Heaton are at home in the art studio. Scores of the bowling tournament, Feb. 13 1 Seniors 426 Juniors 475 Seniors 506 juniors 580 XXXXYYXYXXY Juniors 492 Sophs 489 Juniors 558 Sophs 485 Elaine Berg and Patricia Mayer tried in vain to win the bowling tourney for the spohomores. lgh page forty-nine Carolling at Christmas time was fun for the Choral Club. Here are five members: Eleanor Buchl, Georgia Diedrich, Ann Rose Notermann, Dolores Lehman, and Donna Theisen. Mary Heaton and Paint are still friends. Page flfly enriche our living. 2 This trio has fun wherever it is .... Elaine Berg, Mary Ann Altringer, and Arlene Gray. Cbelowj A favorite noon p ' ' ' ' M Eileen Heinz, Violet Moldovan. Eileen Westrup, and Eileen Shea. astime during the w1nter occupied Martha Birchen, ary page fifty-one lyk I Senior class officers, Gerrine O'Meara, vice presidentg Elaine Stanger, treasurerg Margie Reichling, presi dentg and Eleanor Wolfe, secretary, don the collegiate cap, gown, and hood for graduation. We introduce our CLASSES Burning brightly, the flame of learning which St. Benedict lit in the far sixth century, became the heritage of all European peoples. From north to south and .from east to West, its light converted the fierce barbarian tribes and ultimately civilized all of Europe. Furthermore, its flame, carried to America by the zealous Archabbot Boniface Wimmer in the 19th century, guides the lives of thousands in that country as well. In our pageant, SO LET YOUR LIGHT SHINE, given annually at St. Benedict's as a formal induction of freshmen into collegiate life, the freshmenbreceive the same light from fourteen Benedictine Saints. This presentation of torches is symbolic of their obligation to carry on the work begun by St. Benedict. Pledging loyalty to their glorious heritage as fresh' men, they learn to love and nurture it through four years, in order to let it shine the better for all the world after they are graduated. ' Saints pass the lighted torches, symbols of Christian learning, to the freshmen. page fifty-three beginning with the inn hlnnn, Playing Royal Rummy, Madonna McGowan, Margaret Simon, Mary jane Theisen, and Rita Strauss have five kibitzers: Mary Utsinger, Elayne Wagner, Joyce Wild, Dorothy Weiss, and Patricia Sullivan--all members of one dormitory. Though every class has distinctive features, it took us a long time to discover typical traits in our 194647 freshmen. However, when they gave an allfcollege carnival with gala side shows, clever entertainment, and tasty refreshments, we were convinced of their ability to organize and cooperate. They have shown since that they are funfloving, for they delight in midnitebridge games., dorm escapades, and pranks after lights. On the other handfthey also display studious attitudes and a deep interest in things spiritual. page fifty-four i V A song fest is the inevitable result when these singers get together: Eleanor Buchl, Rosella Weir, Jeanne O'Neill Cclass presidentj, Alice Thome, Joan Chione, joan Erickson, Donna Van Risseghem, Phyllis Foley, and Gladys Auer. Caught at a serious moment are: Mary Jean Rolfson, Irene Kavanaugh, jean LaBerge, Anne IVIcDonald, Iviary Sahli, Colleen Shanahan, Rose Marie Carroll, Constance Rosett, and Patricia Scheid. 101190 fffly-five Examining Feuerstein's THE LAST VISIT OF ST. BENEDICT AND ST. SCHOLASTICA are: Theresa Gospadar, Audrey Robinson, Mary Ahern, Rita LaGrandeur, Anna Marie Heinzel, and Rosemary Plakut. 'GP' Seated: Bernadine Bitzan, Joan Theisen, Patricia Meixner, Rosemary Fleming, Lorraine Landwehr, Elinor Tholen. Standing: Renee Kulzer and Patricia Schirber. page fzfty-six llilliil v O B-0 ,kwa It looks like an interesting checker game tor: jackie Roy, Audrey Dunbar, Pauline Bombardier, Audrey Hylden, Mary Matthews, Mary Bunkers, Theresa Schade, Patricia Linnihan, and Mona Baril. 4 These girls are not always in this studious mood: Qstandingl Eleanor Bohlin, Joan Adelman, Sidora Fiecke, joan Heaton Qseatedj Barbara Buettgen, Elizabeth Braun, Mary Eynck, Lucille Doffing, and Ethel Becker. page fifty-seven These Day Hops seem to have found a good program: ffrontc TOWD Margaret Keller, Mary Helen Schmid, Carol Osborn, Cbackj Mary Lou Edelbach, Barbara Doerner, Rita Bauer, Phyllis Cook, Delores Schreder, Mary Ruth Dickman, and Virginia Claesgens. page fifty-eight Trying to decide what to sing: fat the piaa Dolores Lehman and Mary Lou Penzenstadl Gloria Grell, Vivian Hartung, Ruth Schellinger, and Kathryn Korf demonstrate their skill for: Mary Lou Petters, Margaret Huebner, Norene Mclntee, Teresa Brornenshenkel, Helen Boland, and Anne Lichteig. Ruth Pahl, Violet Moldovan, Marcella arianne Ahasic, Rita Hanlon, Mary and Shirley Savoie. page f1fty-nine 1 Looking eager as they study together are: Patricia Schindler, Mary Ann Linnernann, Eileen Westrup Virginette Hardwig, Martha Birchen, Mary Glatzel, Joanne Simons, joan Gaida, and Lila Diernert. Bridge fiends Beverly Schmitz, Kathleen Doran, Jane Neaton, and Geraldine Schmit, show Barbara Coy jean Jacoby, Phyllis Heinen, and Phyllis Kohler the art. page sixty 1 and the ophomore 'puns PATRICIA GITS JEANNB SINNER Student Council Representative P S'd 't 13.4 e PATRICIA COLVILLE Treasurer ,QW PATRICIA MAYER Senctaw Viccepvesidenr IRENE ZIEGLER page sixty-one if E' MARY AGOSTINI LORRAINB BREHER ,M-,,.,M,-was--,-ww M , ff ., PATRICIA CAMPION page sixty-two Aww MARY ANN ALTRINGER ELAINE BERG M'- f 1 MARCELLINE BREHER CHARLOTTE BRANTL 'W-. if I . ANNE CARTER BETTE CARTER MARY JANE CHOUINARD if JOAN FLUEGEL IE? qi IRENE GLEESING HELEN DIEMERT 5325? 21 'gy-,g , ,Wy :Z M23 . I- wr :EI 7' ' he .sm gf ' f 23 I um a-seiifx, .ff ' iw fi A 1f'f--jggiag I igffkf 'Q ' g m, - 1 ' ,QV .M iw :I - , f. 73 Q5 1 5 W3 PHYLIS GEERING ARLENE GRAY DOROTHY FISH gif? MARY AGNES GERMSCHEID BETTY GRIFFIN 4 page sixty-three 33532. ANN HARVEY BEATRICE jOHNSON yn LOUISE KOEHNEN page sixty-four 23. f HARRIET HEALY DOROTHY HEBERT apr w LOIS KAMM ROSEMARY KEATING wr' KATHLEEN KRAVA MARCELLA KUCERA MARY ANN MALINSKI MBRLE NOLDB HENRIBTTA PFAU JOAN MEEHAN NOREEN MUGGLI :vm W-old' BILEBN PAHL CAROLINE PETSCH ANTCINETTE POLLOCK AUDREY RENNER page sixty-five 5 N BERNICE REWITZER DELORES REWITZER SALLY RILEY AVIS ROBINSON CLARE RYAN MARGARET RYAN KATHERINE SCHADE MARILYN SLIGHT EILEEN SCHWARZBAUER page sixty-six .Elin-Q BERNETTA STASSEN .fx ,gwlfih-Q-. .xg 'S 6 FRANCES TORREY sf mm f, E LORRAINE TRAYBIATOWSKI ANNELLA STEVENS fi THERESE TOWEY Q ELAYNE TWOMEY DONNA THEISEN 5, Q it -3 l E A E A if ff MARY EILEEN TRAXLER 562' 1 KATHLEEN TWOMEY page sixty-seven JOAN ULRICH JOAN VORGBRT 2 , x EULALIA MAY WAGNER PATRICIA WAHL LORRAINE WBTRUP who eatell the pirit ei their heritage page sixty-eight from hopeful juniors who valiantly follow A Terry Blatz and Phyllis Plantenberg page s VIRGINIA JUETTNER, Treasurer EILEEN OPATZ, Secretary ,?.pw.5 9? f... It av evenly 4Q:-.l.,7:,.,,,, I IIII I it f ai ANNA LOU ELLENBECKER Student Council Representative MARY I-IEATON, President MARY TI-IERESE SIMONETT, Vicefpresident MARY Jo BAUER MARGARET RESTE fu- Q' ALICE ASKIN CELESTINE BESTE DOLORES BEAUDETTE -w--f-nv 1 page seventy-one page seventy-two BETTY BUHL MARGARET BURNS 75 fr 'm u yfi' 5 -43. T .L TERESA BLATZ GENEVIEVE CUNNINGHAM BETTY JEAN DANIEL AUDREY DELARIA KATHERINE EBERLE I ELIZABETH FREEMAN FRANCES GAMBRINO BETTY LOU HALL Nz' page seventy-three s ,.,. QW. LORETTO HYLDEN LOUISE METZGER JDS .4 'v 1 fr fri: -L,k W 3 page seventy-jour Q' fix MARJORIE HEID FRANCES HYNAN MARY LOU KRAVA SARAH LOU LLOYD PATRICIA MURPHY 1 ROSE ANN MATTHEWS JEAN O'HOTTO JANE FRANCES MOSER 4 krky V. Qi, . ,Mi W ' D, K ei 1 'F gf' f' ef ., ' , , by , , Wig ,, 4 0 wi 'iw i Q if . isqxk -'lim 2 T 'il' page sezvenfy-fire PHYLLIS PLANTENBERG SHIRLEY RAUSCH wma. ,V , 7 v I ,W .Y 1 yg me MARY JEAN PLUTH MERWYN SCI-IMIDT CONNIE SPAIN page seventy-six JUANITA TRAXLER RENEE TWOMEY BLANCHE RUPP SHIRLEY SCHOLZ EILEEN SHEA page sevenly-seven page seventy-eight PQ, ,pn-by . ELAINE WEIDNER HAZEL YOGERST juniors not pictured: JOYCE WILLIAMS MARJORIE KREMER KATHLEEN WQLD LUCILLE HOSCHETTE ROSEMARY BOYLE PHYLLIS BJORK the seniors tn graduation and Uhristian living in the world Page RUTH NIERENGARTEN Cx-msxa Sociology .... As student presid e displayed efficiency, courage, a cl loya ty. We will r her friendliness, her undaunt s ' and, as e ' - Facula, her ability in art a a ation ,M page eighty HONOR OCONNELL Romani-s, Wis History .... Her 'occupation with I R C, student council and history have not disturbed Honor's pleasing personality She was elected to D E S in '47. GERRINE O'MEARA WINDOM Sociology ..., Though this sincere and trustworthy Veteran of World War II came as a junior, she seems to have belonged to us always. l ELEANOR WOLFE DICKINSONVN. D. Dietetics .... Her friendliness makes this petite Miss out- standing. Class secretary for 2 years, she is equally interested in Dante and home economics. She was elected to D E S in '47. 3 0 MARGIE HASTINGS Mathematics ..,. Class president for 2 years, her ability to see things through make her interest in math seem second nature to her. She is an excellent leader of German Bands. ELAINE STANGER WAITE PARK Dietetics .... President of the Commuters, Elaine's loyalty to uday hops is famous. In home economics projects her' efficiency is 'unexcelled. page eighty-one ELLYN CRAHAN Sr. CLOUD Dietetics .... This typical day hop's satirical humor we all know. Her subtilties with words make her interesting and entertaining. . -XM' A MARGARET CROWLEY MITCHELL, S. D. English .... Her wit and imagination make her writing pleasing. Editor of the Benet in '46, she was famous for Qwertyuiop , the paper's humor column, page eighty-two BARBARA BERKNER WAVERLY Sociology . . . . With a calm determination and persistence Barbara gets things clone. She will be a successful social worker. , . V-v:, GEORGIA VERN DIEDRICH AvoN Music . . . . Her cheerfulness betrays the heart of a lover of music, a happy wife, and a true homemaker. MARYCHARLOTTE LETHERT ST. PAUL English .... Poised and gracious, she was posture queen in '46. In the role of Bernadette she displayed real ability in dramatics, her minor. MARION LINNEMANN ST. MICHAEL'S English .... She has a truly genuine smile to accompany her scholarly attitude toward Latin and English, her favorite fields, DOROTHY DIRKSWAGER CHASKA Enghsh .... In her dark expressive eyes is a real interest in people,ahil1ty to make friends, and the charming qualities of an actress. MARY JANE LANG HOLDINGPORD Dzetetics .,.. Domestic at heart, she plans after her intern' ship in terms ofa home,a husband, and family, thus using her home economics courses. page eighty-three ROSE MARIE MCGUIRE MINNEAPOLIS Sociology .... Appreciating the art of conversation, Reese knows and befriends many. Her sympathy and understanding are her best assets. MARY LOUISE MAMER ST. PAUL Englxsh .... A lover of books, ready at discussions, and concerned with all things cultural, Mary Lou promises to be' successful teaching English. Page eighty-four ANN ROSE NOTERMANN VICTORIA Music .... Her expert piano playing and her natural charm make her popular and attractive wherever she is. She was posture queen in '47. IAARTHA RIVERA Mexico CITY, MEXICO English .... A true example of the good neighbor policy, Martha, with all her charm and beauty, has won our hearts. She was with us only two years. ,K - , CATHERINE SHAUER HOPFMAN Sociology .... Her gentle and refined ways with people will make her a success in social welfare work. Her first experience at the Veterans' Administration proves this. ELIZABETH ZEHNLE LONG Pnzinus Dietetics .... We know her by her droll sense of humor, her domestic tendencies, and her real interest in people. MARIANNE TYRRELL SwANvu.1.z Sociology .... Philosophy's deep problems hold her spell' bound, and reading is her favorite occupation when she is not engrossed in controversy. P JEAN ZACHMAN SAUK RAPIDS Biology .... Her graceful, gay, and courteous manner become her. Her refinement does not interfere with her interests in anatomy, physiology, or biology. page eighty-five 6 page eighty-szx K,g.,.wf Schreder, Delores .... . . .. 1013 13th Ave. So., St.Cliaud, Minn. Buhl, Betty ...............A,,,.,,,.,...........,....,...A..,,,, Graceville. Minn. Coy, Barbara ,.,.............,...,,,....,,,..,, .,.,,,,,.,....... D anvers, Minn. Mamer, Mar Louise T DE Students Addresses Adelman, joan ......,........,.............. R. R. I, Bellingham, Minn. .416 W. Villard St.. Dickinson, N. D. A ostini, Mary ............... Ahasic. Marianne ...................... 406 Hankes Ave.. Aurora.. lll. Ahern, M ..........................,............. Rt. 2, St. Cloud. Minn. Altringenaliflary Ann ........................,........... Eckelson, N. Dak. Askin, Alice ............................ 526-3rd Ave.. St. Cloud, Minn. Auer. Gladys ............. . .....,............... ......... W aubun. Minn. Baril, Mona ...,...........,..,....,,,,.,.,.,..,........ Red Lake Falls, Minn. Bauer, Mary jo ......,...,... 715-5th Ave. No., St. Cloud. Minn. Bauer, Rita ...................... 715-5th Ave. No., St. Cloud, Minn. Beaudette, Dolores .... R.No. 1 lrvine. Chi pewa Falls. Wisc. Becker. Ethel ...,,.....................,......,.............. S ykeston, N. Dak. Ber , Elaine ....................... ................. B ox 28. Edgar, Wisc. Berzner, Barbara ....... ................................... W averly. Minn. Beste, Celestine ...........,.............,.......... R. R. 2. Osakis, Minn. Beste, Margaret ...,,.,.,,.,,. ....,.. ...,.......... R . R. 2, Osakis, Minn. Birchen. Martha ..........., 6th Gi Ashland Sts., Hastings Minn. Bitzan, Bernadine .......................... R. R. 1, Evansville, Minn. Blstz, Teresa ........ 8200 Portland Ave., Minnea lis 9, Minn. Bohlin. Eleanor ,.............,.............,., Rt. z, Bfsalilk, N. Dak. Boland, Helen ,... ,............... 2 10 E. 10th Ave., Mitchell, S. Dak. Bombardier, Pauline ........ 401 Bridge St., Crookston, Minn. Boyle, Rosemary ........ 716 Wilson Ave. S. E., St. Cloud Minn. Brantl, Charlotte ,,,.,,,,..,, .,............. 4 21 Washin ton Ave. E., East Grand Torks, Minn. Braun. Elizabeth ...................,,......................, Onamia, Minn. Breher, Lorraine ........ 1146 Portland Ave.. St. Paul 5. Minn. Breher, Marcelline ,....... 1 146 Portland Ave.. St, Paul 5. Minn. Bromenshenkel. Teresa ........ R. F . D. 3, Sauk Centre, Minn. Buchl, Eleanor .........................................,...... Rugby, N. Dak. Buettgen, Barbara ..,......... Box 295. R. D. No. 1. Aurora,-111. Bunkers, Mary ...............,...... 1616-4th Ave., Windom, Minn. Burns, Margaret ....,..,,.,, 927-10th Ave. No., St. Cloud, Minn. Campion, Patricia ............. ..,.......,...,.. ......... W a ite Park, Minn. Carroll, Rose Marie .............. 1 102-5th Ave.. Eau Claire, Win. Carter, Am1e ,............. 51054 Beltrami Ave.. Bemidji, Minn. Carter, Bette ............ 31056 Beltrami Ave., Bemidji, Minn. Chione, joan .......................... 487 Hartford Ave., Aurora, 111. Chouinard, Mary jane ............ Greenhaven Cxuniry lglub, Claesgens, Virginia .... 1219-6th Ave. No., St. Cllailudi Colville, Patricia .,........,,.,...... ..... 608 Linclcn, St. Paul Minn. Cook, Phyllis ......,..........,,. 828 4th Ave. So., St. Cloud, Minn. Crahan. Ellyn ..,...,. ....... 4 22 9th Ave. No., St. Cloud, Minn. Crowley. Margaret joy .... 309 W. 1 Ith Ave.. Mitchell, S. Dak. Cunningham. Genevieve ..,....... .....,.,,...,.,,. M arion, N. Dak. Daniel, Betty jean ......,,.. 304 8th Ave. No., St. Cloud, Minn. Delaria, Audrey .............. 315 14th Ave. No., St. Cloud, Minn. Diclrman, Mary ..........,... 302 7th Ave. So., St. Cloud, Minn. Diedrich, Georgia Vern ...... .............................,.,, A von, Minn. Diemert, Helen ..................,... .......,......... ....,.,. B uf falo, N. Dak. T DIREUT 1946-194 Students Addresses Hanlon. Rita .................... 1 17 2nd Ave. So., Faribault, Minn. Hardwig. Virginette ................................... St. joseph, Minn. Hartung, Vivian ........ 1012 15th Ave. So., St. Cloud, Minn. Harvey. Ann .................... 7044 40th N. E., Seattle 5, Wash. Healy. Harriet .............................................,.. Kilkenny, Minn. Heaton, joanne .............................. ........, M cKenzie, N. Dak. Heaton, Mary ........... ......,...................... M cKenzie, N. Dak. Hebert, Dorothy .................... R. R. 6, Chi pewa Falls, Wise. Heid, Marjorie ............................................ St. Francis, Minn. Heinen, Phyllis ........,...............,..,.,,............. Farmington, Minn. Heinz, Mary Eileen .,,......... 512 W. 5th St., Hastings, Minn. Heinzel. Anna Marie .... 14 5th Ave. No., Sauk Rapids. Minn. Hoschette, Lucille ...,.... 1244 james Ave., St. Paul 5, Minn. Huebner, Margaret ,,...... 300 4th St. S. E., Little Falls, Minn. Hylden, Audrey..704 No. LaBree Ave., Thief River hlgalls, inn. Hylden, Loretto..704 LaBree Ave. Thief River Falls. Minn. Hynan, Frances..4099 Clinton Ave. So., Minneapolis 9, Minn jacoby, jean ........,... 1503 W. 28th St., Minneapolis, Minn. johnson, Beatrice..1034 Linclon Ave., Detroit Lakes, Minn. juettner, Virginia..2905 Sheridan Ave. No.. Minneaiplolis. inn. Kamm. Lois ......................., 534 E. Maple. River F alls, Wise. Kavanaugh, lrene .,......,,...,,..............,..,. .. .,.... Crary, N. Dak. Kearns, Marie ....... .Sacred Heart Academy, Fargo. N. Dak. Keating, Rosemary ......................................,...., Winsted, Minn. Keller. Margaret ........ 1021 7th Ave. No., St. Cloud, Minn. Koehnen. Louise ............ .................... R . R. 2, Chaska, Minn. Kohler, Phyllis ........ 1327 S. Columbine, Denver 10, Colo. Korf, Kathryn .,...... 415 No. 6th St., Grand Forks, N. Dak. Krava, Mary Lou .......................,...... ......... L eCenter, Minn. Krava, Kathleen ...,...........,........,....,....,,,..,... LeCenter, Minn. Kremer, Marjorie ....,,.,,.,. 324 7th Ave. So., St. Cloud. Minn. Kucera. Marcella ........ 102 S. Buchano Kulzer, Renee ................................,...... n St. Waterville, Minn. ...Melrose. Minn. LaBerge, jean ........ .. .......... 550 Putnam, Eau Claire, Wisc. LaGrandeur, Rita.. ................................. ,..... So merset, Wise. Landwehr, Lorraine ..,..,.. 1528 9th Ave. So., St. Cloud, Minn. Lang, Mary jane ...............,................ Rt. No. 1. Avon, Minn. Lehman, Dolores .............. ....................... . . .Brushva1e, Minn. Lethert, Marycharlotte.2139 Stanford, St. Paul 5. Minn. Lickteig, Ann .............. 221 15th Ave. So., St. Cloud, Minn. Linnemann, Marion ..................,, . ..... Albertville, Minn. Linnemann, Mary Ann..6517 31st S. W.. Seattle 6, Wash. Linnihan, Patricia ...... . ....... Red Lake Falls. Minn. Lloyd, Sara Lou. . ......., . .. .Clevelancl, Minn. McDonald. Anne.. .,.... .. . 411 Fulton St.. Eau Claire, Wise. McGowan. Madonna. 5463 Blaisdell, Minneapolis, Minn. McGuire. Rose Marie .3113 Univ. Ave. S. E., Minneapolis 14 Mclntee, Norene ....., 118 8th Ave. Minn. No.. St. Cloud, Minn. Malinski, Mary Ann .................... R. R. 1, LeCenter, Minn. Mamer, Marcella.. . 1878 Mars .1878 Marshall, St. Paul 4, Minn. hall, St, Paul 4, Minn. URY Students Addresses Pluth, Mary jean ....,...,. 310 4th Ave. So., St. Cloud, Minn. Pollock, Antoinette.. .. ..2I14 5th Ave. E., Hibbing, Minn. Rausch, Shirley. ........ . .. ............,.,.. Watkins, Minn. Reichling, Margie ,..,..... . 215 W. 9th St., Hastings Minn. Renner, Audrey ........ .. .. ,,...................,,..... Walker, Minn. Rewitzer, Bernice ...,......,... .. Rt. 2, Box 9, Gaylord. Rewitzer, Delores ......,.......,,... Rt. 2, Box 9, Gaylord. Riley, Sally ,......... ....... ........,,,., R . F. D., Round Lake. Rivera, Martha... ...,., Calle 2 No. 17, San Pedro de los Minn. Minn. Minn. Pinos, Mexico D. F. Robinson. Audrey .....,.... ........ R . R. 2, St. Cloud, Minn. Rolfson, Mary jean ...,,..., .. ........,........,.., Brownsdale, Minn. Rosett, Constance ....... ..611 N. E. lst., Faribault. Roy, jacqueline. .... ...,...., ............... R ed Lake Falls. . .1025 4th Ave. So., St. Cloud, 1808 Stevens So Minnea 1' R ,ai R3f.'i,c1ilcc Minn. Minn. Minn. Minn. Ryan, .695 Hall Ave., St. Minn. Sahli, Mary .........,, .. .,.,, .. .........,,.....,,,,,,.. .Perham, Minn' Savoie. Shirley ......., 3644 lst Ave. So., Minneapolis 8, Schade, Katherine .7903 Greenwood Ave., Seattle 3, Schade. Theresa ..... 7903 Greenwood Ave., Seattle 3. Minn' Wash' Wash' Scheid, Patricia .5900 42nd Ave. No., Robbinsdale 12, Minn' Schellinger, Ruth .. ..133 14th Ave So., St. Cloud, Minn- Schindler, Patricia . . .. . ,. ,.,....,..... Barron, Wisc- Schirber. Patricia.. .. ....,, .,.. . ..... L ...Timber Lake, So. Dak- Schmid, Mary Helen ..,,.... . ,,,, ,,,,,,...,,...... . Avon, Minn- Schmidt, Merwyn .. . 214 12th Ave. No.. St. Cloud, Minn. Schmit. Geraldine. .. . ........, .. .Box 17, Cold Spring, Schmitz. Beverly.. . 737 W. 4th St., Hastings. Scholz, Shirley ...,.,, 315 E. 78th St. Minnea lis, Minn. Minn. Minn. Schwartzbauer. Eileen ,,.,.,. . . .... ......,. . .. Finlayson. Minn. Shanahan, Colleen. ...,. .. .... .....,,....,..., . Delano. Minn. Shauer, Catherine.. . ...... ,.,, . . ...., ,,..........,. H offman. Minn. Shea. Eileen. ..... ..... ....... 2 0 23 6th Ave., Hibbin , Minn. Simon. Mar aret ..,.,.,. . 420 Ave. B, Bismarck,gN. Dak. Simonett, Ngiry Therese 201 W. Tyrone, LeCenter, Minn. Simons, joanne... . . .. 811 Manda St. Bismarck. N. Dak. Sinner. jeanne .. . ...., ..... ............... C a sselton, N. Dak. Slight, Marilyn ......... .... . ...... . .. ........ Cold Spring, Minn. Spain, Connie ....... .HM So. 4th St., Grand Forks. N. Dak. Stanger, Elaine.. ............. 328 5th Ave., Waite Park, Minn. Stassen. Bernetta.. .. .... . .. ...... .f ....... Marshall, Minn. Stevens, Mary Annella,669 Somerset Rd, New Richrraland. ISC. Strauss. Rita... . Bellechester, Goodhue. R. 1. Minn. Sullivan. Patricia . . . ..., . ......... ...E.dgeley, N. Dak. Theisen, Donna.. ..... . .. 6th Ave., Waite Park, Minn. Theisen, joan ...,.... . ........ ...... 6 th Ave.. Waite Park, Minn. Theisen, Mary jane .,.. . . .. ........ Michigan, N. Tholen, Elinor ............ .. .618 W. Marshall, Marshall. Dak. Minn. Thome. Alice ............ . .,.... 104 West Elm, Sleepy Eye. Minn. Torrey. Frances .... .. .Blake Rd.. Rt. 2. Minneapolis, Minn. Diemert, Lila .......................... .. .... ......... B uffalo. N. Dak. Dirkswager, Dorothy ............ 501 W. lst St., Chaska. Minn. Doerner. Barbara ............ 903 3rd Ave. So., St. Cloud, Minn. Doffing, Lucille ............................................ Randal h. Minn. Doran, Kathleen ................ ....... I nternational Falis, Minn. Dunbar, Audrey ....... ........ ................ . . .Beaver Creek, Minn. Eberle, Katherine ........................................... Esmond, N. Dak. Efdelbach, Mary Lou ...... .1605 9th Ave. So., St. Cloud, Minn. Ellenbecker. Anna Lou .... 1574 6th Ave. No., St. Cloud, Min Erickson, joan ......... ...... .................... .... .....Mi1nor. N. Dalii ! Eynck, Mary ....... 10a C. 0. No. 36, Guatemala, Guatemala Fiecke. Sidora ............ R. F. D. 1, Box 108, Winsted Fish, Dorothy ............... .209 mi. Ave. so., sf. Cloudi Minn. Minn. Fleming, Rose .............. l027'6th Ave., No, St. Cloud, Minn. Fluegel, joan .................................................... Morris, Minn. Foley, Phyllis ................... .R. F. D. No. 4, Morris, Minn. Freeman, Elizabeth .......... 608 8th St. So., St. Cloud, Minn. Matthews. Mlary Claire..910 E. Dakota Ave.. Pierre. S. Dak. Matthews. Mary joan..908 12th Ave. So., St. Cloud. Minn. Matthews, Rose Ann ....... 908 12th Ave. So., St. Cloud, Minn. Mayer, Patricia .......... 420 Gertrude. Grand Forks, N. Dak. Meehan, joan ,,...,..... 104 N. Cleveland. St. Paul 4. Minn. Meixner, Patricia .................................... Waite Park, Minn. Mettel. Audrey ........................ 509 Parker Ave., Aurora, lll. Metzger, Louise ................. 1193 Churchill, St. Paul, Minn. Moldovan, Violet ................ 626 jefferson Ave., Aurora, 111. Moser, jane Frances ................... .................... M elrose. Minn. Muggli, Noreen . .. ................. ...... R ichardton, N. Dak. Murphy, Patricia .... 422 W. Columbia, Chippewa Falls, Wise. Neaton, jane ............................ Rt. No. 1. Watertown, Minn. Nieren arten, Ruth ................................ 4th St., Chaska, Minn Noldejlflerle .................... 1124 So. 5th St.. Stillwater, Minn. Notermann. Ann Rose .................................... Victoria, Minn. Ga ida, ,loan ...................... ......................... B rowerville, Minn. Gambrino. Frances ........ 1014 lst St. No.. St. Cloud, Minn. Minn. Ganley, Cecilia ............ 3834 Blaisdell, Minnea lis, owing, Phyllis .....,..,.. 1026 911. Av.. so., st. cliiha, min... Inns Germscheid, Mary Agnes ............................ LeSueur, 0 Connell, Honor ...................................... ......... R oberts, Wise. O:Hotto, jean... ......... 1003 Hawthorne St.. Alexandria,-Minn. OMeara. Gerrme ................................ .. .... Windom, Minn. 0'Neill, jeanne. ...................... 104 W. Opatz, Eileen ........................ 504 2nd S Osborn, Carol ...... ........ 8 21 8th Ave. 8th St., Morris, Minn. t., Sauk Rapids, Minn. No., St. Cloud, Minn. Towey, Therese... .... .. .. .... 444 Wheeler, St. Paul 4. Minn. Traxler. Auanita... .. .. . ...... ...,....... . ..LeCenter, Minn. Traxler, ary Eileen .. ..... .................. L eCenter, Minn. Traybiatowski, Lorraine . 1 15 Hickory St., Chaska, Minn. Twomey, Elayne ..... .. . 825 9th Ave. No., St. Cloud, Minn. Twomey. Kathleen . . 825 9th Ave. No., St, Cloud, Minn. Twomey, Renee... . ...825 9th Ave. No., St. Cloud, Tyrrell, Marianne ............... .. ....,............. ...Swanvi11e, Ulrich. joan ......... .. ...... .. 615 Hanlres Ave., Auro Utsinger, Mary .... 132 Forest Ave., East Grand F orks. Van Risseghem, Donna. .. ....,................. ....... O namia, Vorgert, joan ............. ............ . . ..... Box 6, Perham, Vornbrock, Lorraine .... Camp Ripley. Little Falls. Wagner, Elayne ........... ......................,................. A da, Minn. Minn. ra, lll. Minn. Minn. Minn. Minn. Minn. Wa ner, Eulalia May .......... .. ..................,... Nashua, Montana wi 1, Patricia ........ .... 9 23 6th Ave. So., St. Cloud, Minn. Weidner, Elaine ................ 121 3rd Ave. So., St. Cloud, Minn. Weir, Rosella .............................. .705 9th St., Sheldon, Iowa Weiss. Dorothy ............. 906 Galena Blvd.. Aurora, 111. Westrup, Eileen .....,. .............,..,.,.............. W insted, Minn. Westru . Lorraine.. ......... ....... ............ Ed e n Valle . Minn. Wild, ,lzayce ............................................ Osnabrack, Dak. Williams, joyce ................ 602 No. Sangamon, Chicago, lll. Wold, Kathleen... ........................................ Munich, N. Dak. Gits, Patricia ............ ......... I 533 3rd Ave., Windom, Minn. Glatzel, Mary .................................... Rt. 2. St. joseph, Minn. Gleesing, lrene .......................... ................. L aMoure, N. Dak. Gospodar, Theresa ........................................ Elk River, Minn. Minn. Grell. Gloria ........ 500 Wilson Ave. S. E., St. Cloud, Minn. ' ' Minn. Gray, Arlene .................................................... Perham, Griffin, Betty .................................................... Baker, Hall. Betty Lou... .... H1607 St. Germain, St. Cloud, Minn. Pahl, Ei1een..8112 Lyndale Ave. So., Minneapolis 9, Minn. Pahl. Ruth .... 8400 Lyndale Ave. So., Minneapolis 9, Minn. Penzenstadler, Mary Lou .... Box 749. R. F. D. 3, Aurora, lll, Petsch, Caroline .................................... ..... .,..,..... L eR oy,'Minn, Petters. Mary Louise .... 529 9th Ave. So., St. Cloud, Minn. Pfau, Henrietta ............................. ......... Plakut. Rosema ......... Rt. No .........Free rt, Minn. 5 Little E115 Minn Plantenberg, 10th Ave. No., St. Cloud, Minn: Wolfe. Eleanor ............ 125 5th Ave. W., Dickinson, N. Dak. Yogerst, Hazel ......... ...... 7 34 McKinley S., St.Cloud. Minn. Zachman, jean .......................................... Sauck Rapids, Minn. Zehnle, Elizabeth ............................... .Long Prairie, Minn. Ziegler, Irene ....................... ................ B rook Park, Minn. Zimmemlan. Vivian ........ 419 17th Ave. No.. St. Cloud, Minn. 'oage eighty-seven The photographer caught three St. Ben's misses chatting about j campus styles in the Sportswear Department at Herberger's. ! Mary Lou Petters models a three piece sports costume-a cardigan jacket ending just at the N waist worn with a straight plaid skirt. On her arm she displays the matching peddle pushers. l Elinor Tholen wears a pastel wool jersey sports blouse and a divided skirt of wool Hannel. Q Phyllis Cook looks trim in a grey and white striped slack suit. 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