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

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JANUARY I3th EMMA JANE RANDALLE, dramatic entertainer-appears in Every Woman . JANUARY zo+h VOLLEYBALL FlNALS-Sophomores, all college Champion 5. FEBRUARY I0+h PATRONAL FEAST OF THE COLLEGE-free day. FEBRUARY I7th FACULTY AND STUDENTS elect the persons who best portray the nine ideals. FEBRUARY 27th SISTER MARTINA, head 0? the department of music, presents her students in a piano recital. MARCH 3rd DOCTOR DANIEL C. O'GRADY, professor of Philosophy, lectured on Saint Thomas Acquinas in 1948 . MARCH l0+h JOAN WALTER appears in voice recital. MARCH 24th COLONEL FRANCIS MARKOE lectured on Communism in America . APRIL 7th SISTER EDWINA, department of voice, presents the Sky- line Singers in Spring Fantasy for our convo. APRIL I4+h EASTER RECESS APRIL 28th PLAYMAKERS GUILD presents the play, I Remember Mama . MAY 5th STUDENT PHILOSOPHERS are heard in Quest of Wis- dom. MAY l2th HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT presents a style show and demonstration. MAY I 9th HONORS CONVOCATION MAY 26th ASCENSION THURSDAY JUNE 8+h CLASS DAY JUNE 9th COMMENCEMENT PUBLICATION HEADS-Standing left to right are: G. Ker- nan, L. De Smedt, and T. Sturman, Scriptorium editors; A. Lent: and J. Rasmussen, Towers editors.

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54$: Q3: 9r JLQJJ HI 0V: DECEM ER ?NFMW m SURPRISE! MADAM BARTHA'S mural portraying the activities of the Benedictine Sisters in the hospital and teaching fields. The final product represented 18 months of research, sketching and painting. The background of the mural was made to blend with the interior of the college library. The middle and main section portrays St. Benedict and St. Scholasticu surrounded by post presidents of the college. All Sisters representing the liberal arts and sciences are portrayed. The background contains on one side as through a window a detailed exterior of the Chapel of Our Lady, Queen of Peace; on the other side, a view of Tower Hall with students. Across the whole mural in large letters is the Benedictine motto: Ora et Labora, ut in Omnibus Glorificctur Deus . DECEMBER lbth HIS EXCELLENCY Thomas A. Welch, D. D., was the guest of honor at the annual Christmas banquet. The faculty and students participated. A short program in Rockhurst Auditorium followed. The College Band played Christ- mas Carols and then Miss Ramona Sederberg, presiding Senior, very graciously gave the welcome. The Choral Speakers and the choir joined in the presentation of the Nativity Scene. At the conclusion of the program, Bishop Welch addressed the faculty and students, dwelling upon the factors that make for a holy and happy Christmas. DECEMBER l9th ALL THE GIRLS except those from great distances leave for a much needed vacation. JANUARY 4th AFTER THE SO-CALLED vacation, sleep seemed to be of primary importance. Not surprising, is it? HBHHRV WUHHL JANUARY 6th THE FIRST CONVOCATION of the year was presented by the Skyline Singers, conducted by Jane Rasmussen and Ann Trudel; following a half hour of choral music the voice students proved that earnest practice does have results when they delighted the audience with individual numbers. JANUARY l3th EMMA JANE RANDALLE, dramatic entertainer-appears in Every Woman . CAMPUS LEADERS THESE SIX STUDENTS were selected by a committee of faculty members and students for Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. The nominations are based upon leadership, ability and grade average. Standing left to right: D. Sullivan, T. Sturman, V. Schultz, B. Steele, M. Steil, and M. A. Korpen.

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THE MUSIC CLUB THE MUSIC CLUB, newly organized, is composed of stu- dents who are not only interested in making music, but also interested in learning more about their field. Throughout the year they hear outside speakers and artists at con- vocations, and at a formal dinner are hostesses for the faculty and students. Standing left to right are: M. Johnson, M. K. Sullivan, L. Young, D. Volk, L. Peters, J. Rasmussen, D. Englehard, P. Plyer, B. Freischle, A. Perez, P. McMeekin, J. Faherty, R. Biolo, K. Parker, Seated left to right are: R. Buranoucky, P. Donnelly, R. Buatz, M. Piering, A. Cassidy. Standing center: A. Trudel, president. e, we we mm 'tm . 3mg t'x XML; w N224 m y'h t ,9 t we: , mammnw . em. .. w weswm- 3: w t M . WW 3va THE DULUTH SKYLINE SINGERS are composed of the select choral group of the college. They are heard over WEBC at Christmas, Easter and on other occasions during the year. They take over one of the Thursday convocations and add their weight of pleasure to many an occasion. left to right: M. L. Kane, 3. Hoegger, N. German, L. Ludack, D. Volk, 5 Stuck, M. E. Yentz, A. Trudol, J. Fahorty, R. Barunouc K. Parker, M. Felton P. Plyer, J. Hinz, M. Pioring, K. Fenelon, M. A. Schall, J. Rasmussen, D. Engel- hurd, J. Johnson, W. Emmel, M. Sweeney, L. Peters, M. K. Sullivan, R. Baatz at the piano.