Cotter High School - Embers Yearbook (Winona, MN)

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Michael Rompa has the an- swer, Mr. Nett. Judging from the smiles on the faces of the econ- omics class it was probably a catchy question. Checking those last minute review questions is Mr. Modde's world history class. Left to right, Sharon Vatter, Gail Molitor, Marion Hundt, Alyce Crawford, Rita Bronk, Georgianna Mad- dock, James Braatz, Michael Kleinschmidt, Claude Patzner, Geraldine Dernek, Barbara Thil- many, Carol Cieminski, Jeanette Wineski, Rosalyn Wenzel, Carol Rozek. Setting the minds of the American History class straight on the slavery question are the panel members: Gary Ruppert, Jean Serwa, James Mauszycki, Joseph Peplinski, Ronald Lang- owski, Joyce Bronk and Richard Kohner. Page 49

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Father Leary points out the location of the Sea of Galilee to members of his sophomore religion class. Participating in the discussion are, Gary Bauer, Barbara Borzyskowski, Ramona Votruba, Kenneth Plein, William Cunningham and Allen Gappa. The freshmen and senior Spanish classes presented one of the series of Cotter High radio broadcasts on December 3. Unity of All Men and Nations in the Universal Charity of Christ, is the theme around which these programs were woven. Gerald Langowski acted as announcer and explained the reasons why students study Spanish. Van McConnon and John Ramsden related Spanish customs that we practice today. The freshmen students pictured here sang several traditional Spanish songs. Page 48 Unless you love the Mass you wil not be much of a catholic, and you can not love it unless you understand it,' says Father Gavin as he explains the liturgy of the Mass to a iunior religior class. Holding the vestments for Fathei are: Leigh Hartert, James Bambenek anc Rita Brom. r

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This page depicts a Typical day in the com- merce department at Cotter Edward Wanek upper left is operating the ditto machine Its probably a test for the seniors Patricia Mlynczak upper right is adding her typing test scores Roger Block is industrrously typing on one of the new typewriters in the background Check ing her shorthand assignment with the original is Joann Drazkowski lower left Well I guess lm safe for another year says Patrick Lewis center as he checks a sample copy of the income tax return Robert McElmury lower center making mimeographed copies of the basketball line up ln the picture on the lower right Joanne Miller is typing her assignment for tomorrow The Cotter Mothers' Club selected as its project for the year the task of financing the pur chase of new typewriters for the commercial department. Through the generous sacrifices of these loyal mothers the task has been accomplished and it is with sincerity that Cotter students and faculty express their gratitude to the mothers who have worked so faithfully to reach this