College of St Scholastica - Towers Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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ww, mai? MM N 'V W' ima nuff gvenfa . . . SEPTEMBER 15-Excitement on the Campus! Registration day! Physical exams! Psychological exams! Orientation talks! Fare and moist hankies . . . but Phi Alpha Chi, all school tea, to the rescue . . . all hands saved. 17-Sky Line Drive and see Duluth for new students. 19-Bells ring out and girls assume studious air. College classes begin and we wish to impress. 27-Regard for the Spiritual, one of the College Ideals, was evident as students assembled en masse . . . in traditi cap and gown for the opening Mass celebrated by the Most Reverend Thomas A. Welch, Bishop of Duluth . . . than 400 students present. '78-Phi Alpha Chi supper meeting at Maryglade . . . a good time. 30-Monocle Cabin party at Three Lakes just to talk over summer conquests . . . have a dip and go rowing from College dock and return for marshmallow roast around the big Ere place . . . then to bed, all in Shamrock Ca Sounds good and it was. Kappa Zetas were hostesses for all resident students in Chester Park Bowl . . . Bo steak fry . . . does that sound better? OCTOBER 1-Freshmen are weighed in the balance and found . . . anything but wanting. Resident students elect a Ca reductionfgammafomicron ration, taken five times daily with interspersions of fudge, salted almonds and pea and ice cream bars at irregular intervals between. Ad lib. Result, evidence of acute adiposis . . . and the prom around the corner. Class goes into a huddle for exchange of ideas. 3-Tri Arts get going . . . an all school tea, much work for the hostesses but all went smoothly to a perfect occa 4-Phi Sigma Pop . . . together at Maryglade . . . great success. 6-Press Club initiates new members. Steak dinner followed by informal discussion on the aims of the College Bi-mon paper and rules of the game . 7-Aloha Chi, another nonfresident student organization gets going . . . hostesses at a tea for faculty and resident stud Seniors initiate the worried Freshmen, and are surprised to End that they were good sports and hard to frig 8-Taffy pull, apples and spooks . . . remember, and the Monocles are hostesses. 12-Dignihed but not boring was the Kappa Zeta tea for the faculty. 14-Roller skating at the Amphitheater for the Sophomore class. 15-Chamber Opera Trio at Convocation. Annual Play Day sponsored by the Women's Athletic Association. Girls from the Duluth and Superior State Teacl 22- Colleges, and the Duluth junior College participate . . . lunch at Maryglade . . . aftemoon tea in Tower Hall more games and then au revoir. - 23fSodality tea and open house for Faculty and friends. 25-Did you hear Reverend Owen F. Dudley, well-known Priest and Author speak at Convocation on Be Origin' Gain Success ? The Playmakers' Guild tea for forensically inclined folk had Father Dudley as guest of honor. 23-Annual Retreat . . . silence . . . meditation . . . long walks. We begin to realize what life means and wh its end. Very Reverend Bonaventure Schwinn, O.S.B., Ph.D., was most inspiring. NOVEMBER 1-Feast of All Saints . . . High Mass, Gregorian singing, a sermon which inspired all the students to attempt h spiritual levels. Phi Sigmas, off campus sorority, held their pledge dinner at Lincoln Hotel . . . traditional ca. light ceremony. , 1-The junior President, Lois Hagen, and her escort led the grand march . . . and the annual junior Prom got way at the Hotel Duluth Ballroom. About two hundred and twentyfiive couples present. Good music, exc service, glorious gowns. 12-Ellen Drew, author and lecturer from Cambridge, England, spoke on Modem Drama . 23-Suitcases pulled down from top shelves, dusted and packed. Resident students leave for Thanksgiving vacation . . . glorious anticipation of turkey with trimmings. They go to eleven states and one hundred or more towns. Only left to carve the College bird . DECEMBER 3 -Dr. E. L. Tuohy at Convocationg subject: Adequate Diet. It was a most interesting presentation of new and old il 5 -Annual Sodality card party in social halls on second and first floors in Tower Hall. Splendid cooperation. 6-Phi Alpha Chi begin to think this early of Christmas and give a Christmas party. 8-One of the most memorable days of the year is the Feast of the Immaculate Conception . . . lifty additional Scl ticans now have the privilege of being called Children of Mary. A very inspiring sermon by our Chaplain. Rt. Monsignor Patrick Byrnes. 9-Winter togs dug out for a skating party . . . just the Sophomores. 12-W. A. A. thinks of Christmas and sponsors a party in the Alumnae Parlor, Gymnasium.