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

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SPEECHMAKERS OF TOMORROW LEARNING HOW TO EXPRESS themselves effectively through a series of varied speaking experiences aimed of self-help during college days and help in future careers are: Seated left to right: M. Felfon, M. Bennett, D. Volk, G. Kessler, M. Ritchie, M. Anderson, C. Koehmstedt, J. Foherty, M. G. Hennig, C. Cartier, L. Huss, J. Cloufier, A Johnson, B. Freischle, P. Allard, K. McDonnell, M. Schuelke, K. Kludinsky. Second row: standing, left to right: L. Ludack, S.$1ock, D. Gustafson, M. Gothmann, P. Hart, E. Desnoyers, L. Hill, J. Norgren, J. Linni- hon, P. O'Donnell, J. LaFrance, L. Marsh, J. O'Malley, J. Frisbie, P. Plyer, D. Hance, M. Apple, M. Bohne, R. Beau. THE MIGHTY LITTLE TEST TUBE IN THE WORKING PLACE of the Inorganic Chemistry class, possible future Med Techs, a test tube can always provide such a variety of experiences. Left to right: W. Emmel, M. McLean, A. Perez, S. Kolowrat, D. Day, 8. Buioid, J. Lambert, Miss Corrine, M. L Kane, P. Butters, G. Donaldson, P. Meier, V. Jaspers, R. Block, D. Carroll, 8. Ryan, K. Mockler.

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Q ,o' Hr, w ' h w WM $ng g; y Nan e we, STATION CSS MAKING a ten minute broadcast from the Tower speech studio are: G. Kernan and M. Steil of the microphones, H. Wachtler, M. Apple and M. G. Hennig, waiting for their cues, while D. Hence makes a recording. STUDYING UNICELLULAR LIFE THIS GROUP OF FRESHMEN is working off its Science requirement in the field of Biology. Peering through the eyepiece of the microscope at the unicellular but famed amoeba and poromecium are: Left to right: M. Riedel, M. L. Parkos, M. E. Stember, E. Beissel, E. Hinze, P. Wiggins, J. Abramson, M. Barry, M. Motteson, T. Sheppard, C. Kimmes, N. Ruthford, C. Srcngl, R. Fontana, M. A. Novak, M. Grant, C. Krueger, E. Ellingson, B. Schroeder, H. Hambeou.

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THE TOWERS STAFF CAPTIONS, DEADLINES, PRINTERS AND ENGRAVERS are constantly on the minds of one or another of the members of the staff. Seated left to right are: M. Jesseau, N. Depuis, P. Plyer, L. Hill, Audrey Lanfz, Co-edifor, absent, J. Rasmussen, Co- edifor, D. Englehard, A. Safher, B. Hogan, M. Retfinger, and H. Vashro. Standing: J. Hinz, M. Moravec, D. Janquart, R. Agnew, R.Sederberg, M. Mikulsky, M. Getler, L. Young, M. Town, C. Stangl, T. Mcki, B. Shippy, and M. Hartney. , imgyw , Kw W am 3155; INSTALLATION OF EPSILON CHAPTER KAPPA PI SIGMA ON FEBRUARY 6, 1949, Mary Rose Turrillion came from San Antonio, Texas to install the Epsilon Chapter of Kappa Pi Sigma, a national business sorority. Standing left to right are: B. Johnson, M. Mikulsky, K. Folz, B. Gee, E. Patterson, B. Baskas, L. Rasmussen, G. Leick, Mary Rose Tarrillion, L. Radomski, R. Ranfa, M. M. Koehm- stedf, M. Beerhalter, L. Schade, M. Madsen, M. J. SuifhoH, L. Biorkquist.