Loretto Heights College - Loretana Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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J' IIPEN HUUSE Xi X 1-,Q W'-M - East and West meet to show each other their home countries. Anita Phannenstiel ex- plains the techniques of tailoring to visitors at the Open house. . l 1' - , .I .a., ,i ,Atl , .yygfixy '4VMM ,Q x I . Y M Atsr r Y i A 5 J. J 5 ,F 5 3: 4 3- U ,.:. A gi ', ,gl gs, My .W V . ,,,.,L if zg, . tt-iEi. w w A- , V - ,QQ M . ig :fa i' ws V H u Q f ' In typical frontier dress, Rosalie Strangi and Judy Seely display their talents for baking a cherry pie. Judy Birkett and Kathryn Hart show 99 two young spectators the intricacies of dissecting.

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'SQ Guest speakers for the Threshold to the Future week were Dr. H. Marshall Mcltuhan, Dr. Richard F. Pattee, Dr. Yves Simon, Dr. Mortimer Adler, Mr. Jerrold Loebl, and Col. Paul Blasingame. Y ii 1 DEDIGATIUN After the dedication ceremony, members of the General Council of the Sisters of Loretto pose with Archbishop Vehr in Marian Hall lobby. Left to right: Mother Ellen Mary, Mother Rose Maureen, Reverend Mother Mary Luke, Archbishop Vehr, Mother Mary Florence, Mother Agnes Marie, Mother Rose Alma. Assisted by Rev. Harley Schmidt and Rev. Robert Evans, Archbishop Vehr dedicates the new resi- dence building, Marian Hall as Rt. Rev. Msgr. Harold Campbell, Bishop Herbert Newell of Chey- enne, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Gregory Smith, V.G., and Rev. Richard Heister look on.

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Skiers begin their day with early morning Mass. Mary St. Peter threatens Judy Birkett with a snowball. Judy Arzbaecher eagerly antic- ipates a hearty breakfast to begin her day on the slopes.