Mater Dei High School - Knight Yearbook (Breese, IL)

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JACQUAUNE V. MUDD St. Mary Carlyle Happy, blithesome, straight, and tall. DOROTHY M. NIEMANN St. Dominic Breese She lives content, envies none 26 PHIL MUELLER St. George New Boden Indulge and to thy genius freely give. For not to live at ease is not to live. MADONNA NORRENBERNS St. Bernard Albert She is quiet as a lamb. RITA M MUELLER St. Francis Aviston The girl who loves and laughs will surely do well. DOROTHY A OTTENSMEIER St. Mary Trenton Patience is the key to Paradise

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KATHLEEN MILLER MARY MARGARET MEYER St. Mory Carlyle A smile it a curve that tats straight many things St. Anthony Beckemeyer Better late than never, for never is too late. RONALD MOLLET St. Boniface Germantown Fortune favors the audacious. Walter points out the dihedrc! angle in aircraft design, as Dan explains the es- sentials of stable oir-flights to Mike. 25 In a physics lob period Sister Maris shows the boys how to determine the coefficient of expansion. Frank Kuhl is checking the thermometer while Chuck Hellige reads the scale indicating the amount of expansion.

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DENNIS L. PEEK Si. Felicitas Beaver Prairie Ideality consists of the rainbow rays of intellect. BETTY ANN PETERMEYER St. Anthony Beckemeyer Her love of fun is always there Just beneath her quiet air. TOM PADFIEID St. Mory Trenton Generally speaking, he's generally speak ing. PHYLLIS ANN PETERS St. Anthony Beckemeyer To blush is beautiful, but it is sometimes inconvenient. PAULINE PEPPENHORST St. Anthony Beckemeyer Imagination is the eye of the soul. MARK POLLMANN St. Augustine Breese No one reaches a high without daring.