Derham Hall High School - Hour Glass Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Dial , , u r f Led by the eo-editors, 'Debbie and Melinda Dokken, the DIAL staff of '64-,65 worked full force to deliver the best school newspaper possible. A position on the staff requires an around-the-clock desire for work, as the paper is edited each quarter. Pro- viding the guiding hand and hope when things looked bad was the advisor, Q ai.,nA-NN ',,,,,.v-- Mrs. Thibodeau. The entire staff has the satisfaction and pride ofa job well done. X . t .Y Co-Editors of the Dial Mel and Debbie Dokken. , i V ff L Yr. Seniors on thielbial: Front: Mary Kay Ilolmboe, Donna Kalal, Dee'ljee!Wigley'. Cathy Lauer. jan Hester. lc A 'ta llissam, Mary Pell. Mary jo La Nasa. l3eggy Marrinan, Mary Kay Zagaria, Paula Blaseo. Terry Ran . ni Mary Marg Conroy, Sherri WeiSS- X . 1.4511 54 . 1- D l 'I' r Shiely. Mary Lou Martens. juniors on the Dial: Front: Mary Ann Quinn, Cathy Borbas. Maureen oy e, erry Middle: Shelley Rivet, Ann Galvani, Mary Connolly, Marcia Kremer, Molly O'l3rien. liuekz Pat Lane. Mary Lanniri, Karen Weiss, Irene Bliersbaek, Maureen O'Brien.

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Huun GLA55 Co-Editors of the Hour Glass Sue Hogseth and Pat O'Kane. Scheduled to meet :very free minute, the HOUR GLASS staff may he credit- ed as one ofthe most worried and hurried at Derham. It isn't unusual to see members rushing up and down the halls in pursuit of copy, pictures, and plans, for it takes the coopera- tion of the entire school to produce a worthwhile yearbook. Under the di- rection of Miss Kollar, the staff has tried to produce an HOUR GLASS that is both informative and enjoyable. Hour Glass HOUR GLASS STAFF CO-EDITORS Pat O'Kane Sue Hogseth LITERARY EDITORS Val Parsons Mary Beth McGroarty Carol Hughes jane Angvik LAYOUT EDITORS Mary Beth Gorrie Mary Smith PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS Kathy Kohler Pat Wesolowski BUSINESS EDITORS Molly Mock Joni Laramy Sue McKo skey Kathy Grimes ART EDITOR Joann Riesgraf ADVISOR Miss Joanne Kollar Hour Glass Staff: Left to Right: Molly Mock, Joni Laramy, joann Riesgraf, Val Parsons, Mary Beth McGroarty, Mary Beth Gorrie, jane Angvik. Back: Mary Smith, Pat O'Kane, Sue Hogseth, Pat Wesolowski Kathy Kohler, Sue McKoskey, Carol Hughes, Candy Kelleher, Kathy Grimes.

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. 3 in ,rr M Gil? Mission Club The entire student body participates in the Mission Club's activities, par- ticularly in the All School Mission Project Organized by Mission Club representatives chosen by each home room, the proceeds of this program are donated to home and foreign mis- sions. In addition, the club sponsors several other drives during the year. Left to Right: Ann Pierson, Alona Howard, Betty Gleason, Mary Lannin, 42 -'Q-.,,, Debate Club Di sormomenf. This was the topic chosen this year for the Derhamites. As debate followed debate, it became evident that Sister Mary Edwin, their new advisor, was keeping the team on their toes. Preparation for a debate is difficult and time-consuming, but the satisfaction after a meet makes all this well worth-while. Debate: lfronr: Winnie Kinneberg, Barb Thompson, Marv Peil Back: jane Angvik, Gloria O'Connell Speech Club Working in advanced and beginning groups, Speech Club members this year decided that the play's the thing and emphasized drama. Indi- vidual members perfected their skills in humorous and dramatic reading, extemporaneous speaking, and ora- tory at speech contests throughout the Twin Cities. Speech: Front: Claudia O'l3rien, Mary Ann Rice, Shelley Rivet. Back: Bunny Adrian, Mary Beth Gorrie, jane Angvik.