St Anthony of Padua High School - Paduan Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1947 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS SAINT ANTHONY HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS 13, MINNESOTA YAaaT T lr fnt?c5“ jbeAccaiiOH.. .. MHC in fits' To our model, CHRIST THE KING, Giver of that strength and peace which the world knows not of. and to our patron, SAINT ANTHONY OF PADUA, we, the Class of 1947, prayerfully dedicate this, our PADUAN. Page Two 6usl AteJtbilltQfi. „ tyosieuMVid... His Excellency, John Gregory Murray The editorial staff of the PADUAN is to be congratulated on the theme it has adopted for the 1947 issue, ‘resenting the specifications of THIC VALIAS' T WOMAS is outlining to the umrld the salvation of human society, for only in so far as the womanhood of the world is udiant is there any hop - of survival of the human race. Woman is the source of the physical life of mankind, and, simultaneously with her fulfilment of the vocation of physical maternity, it is incumbent on her to develop the spiritual and cultural motherhood that must be the unfailing source of charity in the family. What the child becomes under the tutelage of the mother determines what the adult man or woman will be in shaping the destiny of the human family. Inexhaustible are the topics that may be chosen for indicating the contribution that the valiant woman has to make to the welfare of the individual and the nations. Over and above all the natural endowments given her by God is the sacramental association into which God has invited her to enter with Him in order to reproduce within herself the functions of Mary, the Queen of all icon-, n, in reversing the infidelity of Eve and reconstructing a race of rebels into a kingdom of princesses for the welfare of men and the glory of God. Congratulations to the staff on its choice of the theme, and best wishes for the apostalate of truth in the name of The Valiant Woman! Very faithfully yours, Page Three February 7, 1947. Archbishop of Saint Paul. UsLaufylt tJlim, and with and in cJlim... ...cue ajjjjesied tke. cMo-ly Sacrifice the Mal . au i September 16 October 4 November 8 November 19 December 4 December 5 December 6 February 7 March 7 April 4 May 2 June 5 Opening Mass Freshmen Mother-Daughter Mass and Breakfast First Friday Requiem Mass for Father O'Brien Retreat—Missa Recitata Retreat—Missa Recitata Retreat—Missa Cantata First Friday First Friday First Friday Senior Mother-Daughter Mass and Breakfast I.iving Rosary and Coronation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Baccalaureate Mass and Breakfast ... and plant thence toe built auA. Paduan. EDITORS: Co-Editors Anne Rabat in Leone Shields Associate Collette Beltrand Margaret Cavanagh Feature Lois Bell Kathleen Paquette Art Lois Gilbert Jeanne Peters Business Jeanne Talbot Typists Phyllis Green Patricia Kelvie Adviser Sister Marie Patrice Left to right: Collette Beltrami, Phyllis Green, Jeanne Talbot. Kathleen Paquette, Lois Boll. Lola Gilbert. Anno Rabntln, Jeanne Peter . Leone Shield . Patricia Kelvie, nnd (seated) Margaret Cavnnagh. Page Five eMail la hee, Saint Anthony Where everybody wears a smile, Where everyone is gay, Where there is progress all the while, We learn new things each clay. Where hearts are bound in friendship true To last throughout the years. Where joys are many, cares are few, All trouble disappears. Hail to thee. Saint Anthony’s! We pledge our loyalty. Though days l e long We'll sing this song, Saint Anthony's to thee. Hail to thee, our hearts are free, Give homage to thy name. Well sing the praise of happy days And journey on to fame. Page Six Saint Anthony Miyh School Silently, with little warning, the sands of our time have run out, but happy hours and daily delights echo and re-echo through our minds when we remember a friendly red brick building on the comer of Second Street and Ninth Avenue—a building we proudly claim as “ours —Saint Anthony High School. Saint Anthony ajj Padua Chusich Page Seven faculty. SISTKR LAURENA. Principal M. A., Columbia University SISTKR ANN PAULINE. Commercial. English B. A., College of St. Catherine SISTKR BASIL, Religion, Social Studies M. A.. University of Minnesota SISTKR DORINA, Knglish, Library M. A., University of North Dakota SISTER ETHNA. Religion, Mathematics, History B. A., College of St. Catherine SISTKR IRENE, Piano M M. T. A. SISTKR MARIE PATRICE. Religion. English. Latin B. A., College of St. Catherine SISTKR MARY HUGO, Religion, Science. Mathematics M. S., University of Chicago SISTKR MARY TROPHIMK. Glee Club and Choral B. A., College of St. Catherine SISTER MICHAELI.NE, Religion, Biology, Physiology B. A., College of St. Catherine MRS. ELIZABETH DWYER. Home Economics. General Science B. A., College of St. Catherine MRS. VERONICA FJERAN, English. History B. S.. University of Minnesota MRS. SOPHIA GAUTHIER. Home Economics. General Science B. S., University of Minnesota MRS. HAZEL WHITTAKER, English, Speech M. A., University of South Dakota MRS. WHITTAKER MRS. DWYER and MRS. FJERAN (Dun, P ii Lti... THE REVEREND FRANCIS J. LANG, pastor of Saint Anthony of Padua Church and School, foreseeing and appreciating the crisis which Catholicism and the world will be called upon to meet in the immediate future, is ever challenging the Catholic youth under his guardianship to prepare themselves today to be the '‘valiant women of the world of tomorrow. THE REVEREND RAYMOND MOORMAN, left, and THE REVEREND RAYMOND RYPEL. right, are the assistants of Saint Anthony Parish and the teachers of religion in Saint Anthony High School. Page Nine Vo GhsUit 7 4e Ki+Uj, An army of youth Flying the standards of Truth We're fighting for Christ the Lord. Heads lifted high, Catholic Action our cry, And the Cross our only sword. On earth’s battlefield Never a vantage well yield As dauntlessly on we swing. Comrades true, dare and do ’Neath the Queen's white and blue For our flag, for our faith, For Christ the King. Christ lifts llis hands, The King commands; His Challenge, “Come and follow me!” From ev'ry side With eager stride. We form in the lines of victory. Let foemen lurk, And laggards shirk, We throw our fortunes with the Lord Mary's Son, 'till the world is won We have pledged you our loyal word. Jh asutuf, ajj yo-Utlt... Valedictorian J MARIE ALTMAN Determined, quiet, willing to work—no single duty will she shirk . . . likes to play the piano and read . . . magna cum laude .. . . valedictorian . . . Freshmart Class President . . . friendly and helpful . . . ANTHONIA X staff . . . “Marie will know . . . “little sister”—Leora Hleichner ... St. Boniface Parish. Page Eleven PATRICIA BARRY Always smiling. Always gay—she’s the best in every way . . . ‘•Patti . . . destination? Marquette University . . . Have you ever been in MY bakery?” . . . ANTHONIAN staff . . . loves tobogganing and ice skating . . . sparkling blue eyes . . . little sister Yvonne St. Arnold ... St. Anne’s Parish. BETTY BECKER Not much work and too much play but tomorrow is another day . . . “Becky . . . entered sophomore year . . . “Where's the piano? . . . brown eyes and brown huir . . .� is fascinated by current records . . . dances too . . . was late for school one day . . . little sister —Donna Tachcny . . . Ascension Parish. LOIS BELL The senior ballots went her way she’ll lead us through commencement day . . . believes whole heartedly in the good neighbor policy—especially towards Canadians . . . Glee Club 2. 3. and 4 . . . famed ice skater . . . Senior Class President . . . Sodality Vice-Prefect . . . ANTHONIAN and PADUAN staffs . . . little sister”—Beverly Rogers . . . Resurrection PariBh. COLLETTE BELTRAN D Alwnys jolly, alwnys kind—she's the type we like to find . . . “Putts . . . loves dancing in spite of R. B. Carline’s attempts to discourage her ... I cut my hair last night. . . . Glee Club 2 . . . dark brown eyes . . . ANTHONIAN and PADUAN staffs . . . little sister Joyce Schroder ... St. Anne’s Parish. DELORES BIAS Poppy as ginger, nice as pie—that's our Del” of Tony High . . . Debby . . . Til See You In My Dreams ... short and blonde with blue eyes . . . Donna and I will get there. ... a prize at the piano . . . Glee Club 2 and 3 . . . ANTHONIAN staff . . . little sister”—Mary Ann Mlckoday . . . St. Anne's Parish. MARY LOU BICAY Her eyes so very bright with laughter—we’ll keep her in our minds hereafter . . . “Red ... I dislike Nancy, the name, not the song. another Marquette University enthusiast . . . Sophomore Class President . . . Sodality Treasurer . . little sister —Agnes Altman . . . Ascension Parish. Page Twelve rose bowman Bubble, bubble, toll and trouble—snappy Rosie has no double . . . curly brown hair . . . loves to jitterbug and dance too . . . always has a ready smile . . . Student Council . . . hobby ? interest ? and ambition? horses . . . little sister -Phyllis Man-pen ... St. Anne's Parish. MARGIE BRASSER The world is no better if we worry life is no longer If we hurry . . . short black curly hnlr . . . “I think I’ll lot my hair grow. . . . Red Cross Representative . . . never late—for 10:00 class . . . friendly and witty . . . Give Me Five Minutes More.” . . . little sister - Mary Ann Tomlinson . . . St. Anne's Parish. I AMARYLYSS BRETSCHNEIDER You con spell my name most anyway-—I don't | coro, I'll change it someday . . . Amy . . . Why I can't people be on time? . . . main Interest a beautiful suntan ... In buskotbnll she shines . . . 1 never too busy to be friendly . . . little sister I Marvel White . . . Holy Cross Parish. JOAN CAIN Little to aay. quiet is she thinks things are done best silently . . . Glee Club 4 . . . ambition? concert singer . . . ANTHONIAN staff . . . blue eyes and curly hair . . . entered in sophomore year . . . little sister Patricia Callinnn ... St. Anthony's Parish. MARY CARLINE She's a fun of this thing called swing when dancing she does the latest thing . . . Mutzlc . . . Sodality Prefect . . . Thinks Wisconsin is a fine ntatc . . . Glee Club 2. 3. and 4 . . . C. Y. C. delegate . . ANTHONIAN staff . . . little sister' Margaret Knoll ... St. Stephen's Parish. Margaret cavanagh Whenever Joy and duty clash let the duty go to smash . . . Cav . . . Have you seen Leone? • . . Glee Club 2 and 4 . . her Irish eyes are smiling . . . ANTHONIAN and PADUAN staffs . . . from the city of Robblnsdnle . . . little sister Carol Dietz . . . Sacred Heart Parish. Page Thirteen SHIRLEY COFFEY A HtUc nonscnce. not too much Shirley believes, gives the liner touch . . . pretty smile . . . lovable personality . . . sweet and poised, a friend c.T all . . . longs to be a model, believes one should start while young . . . little sister”—Patricia Plorro . . . Ascension Parish. PATRICIA DEMEULES A friend indeed and most worth while—is always generous with her smile . . . Don’t Worry 'Bout De Mule. . . . hobby? reading and records . . . blonde with bangs and bright blue eyes . . . ardent follower of prep scores . . . little sister Helen Hoyt ... St. Anne's Parish VIRGINIA DES LAURIERS Able attractive with brains and poise—she does a lot with little noise . . C. S. M. C. delegate . . . I won’t say I can do It, but I'll try.” . . . dances a little, Bings u little, drawn a little an nil around girl . . . ANTHONI AN staff . . , little sister — Teresa Newinskl ... St. Lawrence Parish. PATRICIA DOHERTY Mighty sweet and mighty wise—fun always twinkles in her eyes . . . “I'm from New Brighton! . . . envied is the girl with the flashy Ford . . . ardent student of speech clnss . . . always willing to help . . . ANTHONI AN staff . . . little sister Margaret Winking ... St. John the Baptist Parish KATHLEEN EGAN She's helpful and sweet, really quite nice she's what they mean when they say sugar and spice . . . considerate and helpful . . , ANTHONIAN staff . . . kcep.j the library looking wonderful . . . little sister Marie Roney ... St. Austin Parish. IDA FERRIAN Her perfect manner, charm and grace will win her friends in any place . . . Sodality Secretary ... a fondness for wiener roasts . . . scans the sport pages for old friends . . . swimming is her favorite pastime ... a girl we're glad to know . . . little sister —Marie Devery . . . SL Anne’s Parish. Page Fourteen MARY FJERAN Precise and definite In her way—this will reward her well some day . . . Fee Gee . . . “I'm a dishwater blond . . . Glee Club 2. 3, and 4 . . . hobby? foreign correspondence . . . noted for her originality . . . ANTHONIAN staff . . . little sisters Ihlia Condon and Mary Lou Albrecht . . . St Charles Borromco Parish. KATHLEEN FOLEY In basketball she does excel she’s the girl we like so well . . . Kay ... '47 basketball captain . . . longs for u 1947 Pontiac . . . Did Sister say we should write a theme? I think I’ll write a theme on Bing . . . ANTHONIAN staff . . . little sister Margaret Hanson ... St. Bridget's Parish. DONNA FORTIN Winknble. bllnkablc, merrily twlnkable simply unthinkable eyes . . . Spunky . . . hobby? photography . . . snappy brown eyes . . . member of exclusive pin club . . . Glee Club 2 and 3 . . . ANTHONIAN staff . . . little sister Catherine Larson ... St. Mary’s of the Lake Parish. RUTH FREUND Of reliable girls here is one to find a better can’t be done . . . Now that Sister's busy with the ANTHONIAN proof. I guess I’ll write a letter . . . enthusiastic member of the bucket brigade (that's chemistry classi . . . little sister Margaret Otto . . . Sacred Heart Parish. MARY GAI.LEGHER Pleasant, Irish, mighty sweet -a girl like this :.is hard to beat . . . seems as though she will be a great seamstress . . . her shining hour—sewing clnss . . . long brown hair . . . ANTHONIAN staff . . . Stardust . . . little sister Kathryn Ingalls . . St. Anne's Parish. GEN KYI EYE GAUTHIE R With generous heart she does her part . . . “Gen ... If friends be credit, she has much gained . . Glee Club 2, 3 and 4 . . . student coun- cil .. . sweet and helpful . . . everyone’s friend . . ANTHONIAN staff . . . little sister” Mary Ann Kampn ... St. Boniface Parish. Page Fifteen LOIS GILBERT She lit friendly, graceful, and neal a sweete girl you’ll never meet . . . Glee Club 2. 3. and 4 . . C. M. C. delegate . . . attended St. Anthony’s fo 12 years . . . Student Council . . . tall and charming . . ANTHONIAN and PADUAN staffs . . . littl. sister”—Oretchen Klelty ... St. Anne's Parish. PATRICIA GRACA Patty’H the girl so fond of riches her ambition will keep you In stlches—to marry an octogenarian millionaire with heart trouble . . . commonly called Evangeline” . . . Glee Club 2. 3. and 4 . . . ANTHONIAN staff . . . little sister — Joan McFarland . . . SS. Cyril nnd Methodius Parish. BEVERLY GRAFF She's a pleasure, a treasure—a joy without measure . . . witty Bev . . . nlways keeps the laughs going . . . ambition? professional dancer . . . Did you call me Mr. Nelson, M. D.?? . . . well known for her noon hour nonsence . . . ANTHONIAN staff . . . little sister” Janet Carline ... St. Anne's Parish. MARY GREEN She's witty, she’s wise a prize for her size . . . T. N. T. trim. neat, and terrific . . . the Ingrid Bergman of ’53 . . . Glee Club 4 . . . ambitious, ulways helpful . . . speech enthusiast . . . ANTHONIAN staff . . . little sister Mary McManus ... St. John the Baptist Parish. PHYLLIS GREEN To be efficient In a quiet way- that’s her aim throughout the day . . . cherry disposition, and a smiling face . . . Glee Club 4 . . . Phyl has joined the throngs of Tony sport lovers , . . dances? . . The Desert Song . .. ANTHONIAN and PADUAN staffs . . . “little sister —Ardell Larson ... St Albert the Great Parish. GAIL GRIFFIN Dancing is her hobby, her singing our joy. her friendliness and gaiety we sincerely enjoy . . . shining black hair . . . Glee Club 2. 3. and 4 . . C. Y. C. delegate . . . Senior Class Vice-President . . . ANTHONIAN columnist . . . little sister Margaret Tabery ... St. I iwrence Pariah. Page Sixteen PATRICIA GRIFFITH In this world she'll be n flare—just like flash of her bright red hair . . . loves sports . . . friendly smile . . . Glee Club 2. 3, and 4 . . . “It seems I'm always running for streetcars! . . . ANTHONIA.N staff . . . little sister Dorothy Shields . . . Immaculate Conception Parish. EVELYN HANSON On thr basketball floor she sets the pace she does the same In cupid's race . . . tall . . . blonde . . . blue eyes . . . Evle . . . agreeable . . . Senior Class Secretary . . . determined to see South America through the clouds . . . ANTHONIAN staff . . . little sister Joanne Jadlowski ... St. Anthony’s Parish. BETTY HARGARTEN Hazel eyes and chestnut hair—truly a gem we do deelnre . . . always genial . . . hopes to be an airline stewardess . . . well-liked by nil who know her . . . remember when . . . ANTHONIAN staff . . little sister - -Marilyn Kinne ... St. Bridget's Parish. DOROTHY HARRER This little Miss with ideas of her own —thinks a ring on the finger Is worth two on the phone . . . quiet . . . Glee Club 2 . . . brown hair . . . Hobby? sewing . . . plays piano . . . ANTHONIAN staff . . . It was fun. too” . . . little sister —Rosemary Albrecht ... St. Anne's Parish. MARILYN HARRINGTON Friendly to all, hostile to none—many the hearts which she has won . . . curly black hair ... a wonder at the piano . . . her hobby, pastime, and speciality- nonsenical poetry . . . entered St. Anthony's High School from St. Anthony's Grade School . . . little sister —Catherine Harrer ... St. Anthony’s Parish. BEVERLY HARVEY Did you ever see her without a smile—or when she wasn't pleasant all the while . . . giggling Bcv came to St. Anthony's High School from the mnln floor ... supports any and all roller rinks . . . states that she definitely has no ambition . . . little sister —Rose Marie Iacarella . . . 8t. Anthony's Parish. Page Seventeen MARY JANE HOLEVVA A likeable girl, full of fun ns can be a perfect friend we all agree . . . tall . . . blonde . , . Janie . . . blue eyes . . . lucky are those with older brothers . . . We are reading out of this book. Mnry Jane” . . . homeroom hostess . . . ambition? Uwardess . . . little sister Barbara Juottnor . . . Ho'.y Cross Parish. DONNA HYSER To find fun, and laughs galore—she rides on a motorcycle, built for four? . . . sporty and brown eyed, always a favorite . . . forever lending a helping hand . . . little sister Marcella Zcmien . . . St. Bridget's Parish. l AlrUNTE JOHNSON She dances, she’s sweet, she's on the bull good things come In packages small . . . lively . . . b uc eyes . . . brown hair . . . ambition ? professional dancer . . . lends a rhythmic hnnd-nnd-foot to nil assemblies . . . we'd be lost without her . . . little sister”- Margaret McCollon ... St. Anne's Parish. CHARLETTE KAMPA So catching her dimples, so pretty her face-to beautiful Char DE gave first place . . . charming .. . lovable . . . always knows where Kilroy Is . . . “Chuck never misses a game. DE game that Is . . . little sister Pat Sedloek ... St. Anne's Parish. PATRICIA KANE A brilliant, helping, friendly loss she's sweet and nice, the pride of her class .. . tall smiling Pat . . . blue eyes . . . brown hair . . . whatever she does she’ll be u success . . . knows what to say at the right time . . . careful. Sister will have a seat in front for you . . . little sister Mnry Herbert . . . St. Bridget's Pariah. PATRICIA KEl.VIE Chnrncter Is hers indeed—falthful friend In time of need . . . tall Blonde “Pat . . . gray eyes .. . Student Council . . . plays the piano . . . “What’s cooking between you and Mary now? . . . Oh! . . . what fun we have in first period? . . . A NTH ONI AN i nnd PADUAN staffs . . little sister”- lone I Schwnab ... St. Anne’s Parish. Page Eighteen H.AXCHE KLEIN Full of vim and pep and fun she h:� s a smUc sr every one . . . loves Chili, the name, that is . . cheerleader . . . Glee Club 2. 3 and I . . . “I Jte chemistry, even though I don’t know what it's )1 about. . . . ANTHONIAN staff . . . little Inter Helen Maatrlnn ... St. Boniface Parish. MARGARET KOVAUK Incomparable Margie hao been heard to say “Along with the npple. a laugh, a day . . . friendly and helpful . . . Glee Club 4 , . . ever-p.-es-ent member of the C. Y. C. . . . ANTHONIAN staff . . . little sister” Doris Brage . . . SS. Cyril ami Methodius Parish. KANNK KUPPK executive ability. In her we find with good linractcr end happiness all combined . . . glisten lg hair . . . eyes that dance . . . n navy boaster . . A Mid-Summer Knight's Dream” . . . little isters”- -Joan Schwaab and Juanita John . . . mmaculate Conception Parish. M RY LOf MANGES' Life’s a Jest and nil things show it I thought co once, and now I know it . . . vivacious Mnry h'� s always been a favorite . . . can always be found munching candy In some quiet corner -of a classroom . . . What? . . . little sister Elizabeth Sexton . . . SL Lawrence Parish. I.ARRIET M AN THEY From a seat in the rear, comes n voice quietly ccping Don't recite so loud, you see. I’m sleeping . , ready smile . . . will gladly Join any duet . . . uistime? sketching . . . little sister” -Patricia Hum ... St. Anne's Parish. BETTY McCOY She wears a smile, when she's not wearing a g. in she’s the only one in the class, who can boast of having n twin . . . sparkling personality . . . a treat, not a treatment! . . . beautiful brown tress 8 . . . little sister Lo'.s I ambert ... St. Albert the Great Parish. Page Nineteen PHYLISS McGOWAN There’s just no use in nil this strife study, all through life . . . Mac . . . perfect Irish personality . . . Ah. for the life of Riley! . . . ANTHONIAN staff . . . little sister Jo Ann Dzluk ... St. Bridget's Parish. ijorothy McLaughlin She never, ever, says too much—and so sht never gets in dutch . . . captivating smile and adorable dimples . . . I Just don’t understand chemistry. . . . soft, brown hair . . . ANTHONIAN ciaff . . . little sister” Olga Seliske ... St Bridget's Parish. FLORENCE MEALEY Evcrthlng’s fine, everything's bright just ’cause Flossie went out last night . . . thinks that operating a comptometer would be a wonderful 1 adventure . . . tall . . . gay . . . full of fun . . . little ulster Myrna All . . . St. Anne’s Parish. ROSE MARY MICEK A Jolly word, pleasant cmlle—she has them ready all the while . . . Rosie . . . sweet and lovely . . . Mmm, not very nice! ... I wuan’l talking, I w;n just asking her what the assignment was . . . little sister Donnu Foell ... All Saints Parish. JEANNE MORNEAU Tall and charming she’a our choice for the girl most likely to bo The Voice . . . blue eyes . . . dark brown hair . . . Glee Club 2 and il . . . loves ateak dinners and classical music . . . studies music oiid French . . . Junior Class President . . . little nlater Patricia Kluk ... St. Anthony Parish. MARY ELLEN O’ROURKE Teachers ask me to be g«x d I've often tried, hut never could . . . fun loving . . . black hair Irish personality . . . Oh you're kidding! a pleasure anywhere, at anytime . . . Glee Club 2 . . . little f.ister Shirley Micek ... St. Charles Borromeo Parish. Page Twenty iATBLEEN PAQUETTE Some like to take part In city strife 1 think d like a lakeside life . . . Glee Club 2. 3. and 4 . . . avorite period la study . . . ANTHONIAN and ’ADUAN staffs . . . little sister”- Carol Scovlll . . St. Bridget’s Purish. JEANNE PETERS She always helps, she does her part she shows school spirit by meuns of art . . . blue eyed and blonde la humorous Pete . . . lives for chemistry cl iRs, lunch, nnd 3:15 . . . ANTHONIAN and PADUAN staffs . . . “little sister —Janet Kostick . . . St. Albert the Great Pariah. WXE R A BATIN LThis young lady, good as gold never shy. never Id . . . chemistry rates high with this hazel eyed lass . . . pleasure to know . . . You're right, absolutely right! . . . Glee Club 3 . . . ANTHONIAN •staff . . . Co-Editor of PADUAN . . . little sister • Ellen Keran . . . SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish. EILEEN RITTER Athletic girl, and a likeable one lots of ambition. and lots of fun .. . the source of many laughs in 2:30 study . . . ambition? become famous over the air wave ... a perfect actress, on stage or off . . . little sister Kathleen Dywer . . . Ascension Parish. MARJORIE RUNCIE She's quiet and shy. and awfully sweet she’s girl you'll love to meet . . . C. S. M. C. delegate . . spends her spare time swimming and hiking ... a girl we shall always remember . . . chemically inclined . . . little sister' Joan Tesmnr . . . St. Albert the Great Parish. GENEVIEVE SHAUGHXESSY High school days hive their delights but they can't compare with high school nights . . . this black haired Irish colleen dances -but good . . . always active . . . Red Cross Representative . . little sister Janet Wojadc . . . Ascension Parish. Page Twenty-One BETTY SHELLEY Sometimes quiet. sometimes gay—al' times a friend, in every way . . . Student Council . . . quiet and nice . . . n p'ensure to know . . . with n piano, she is at home . . . loves sports of all kinds . . . little stater Mary Ann Kantorowicz ... St. Anthony Pariah. LEONE SHIELDS In all things she's nice, and to be specific she's sweet, and lovable, she's terr.fic . . . “Where' Cnv? . . . poised nnd polite . . . courteous and cooperative . . . ANTHONIAN ctaff . . . co-editor of PADUAN . . . little sister”— Barbara Paiement . . Immaculate Conception Parish. ELAYXESHIRTS Lola of pep, and lots of fun she’s forever on the run . . . Lanie ... if she isn't bowling she’s watching a football game . . . can be heard saying Sure I ain't! . . . contributes her time and talents to assemblies . . . little slater” Joan Lund . . . St. Bridget's Pariah. SHIRLEY SIMONICH She always leads the fashion parade- with newest do-dads, all displayed . . . wonderful artist . . ice skates all winter- roller skates all year . . . ambition? stewardess . . . ANTHONIAN staff . . little sister' —Lorraine Wojdak ... St. Bonl.'acc Parish. GERALDINE SOLTYS Sparkling eyes nnd light brown hair- she has a certain pleasant air . . . carefree and smiling . . . Oh. 'Rosie’ nnd I had lots of fun! . . . little alster Rosemary Soukup . . . Holy Cross Parish. LOIS SI'ANJERS She has some time now nnd then for a game but a diploma Is her foremost aim ...CS.M.C delegate . . . Rita says, that in Missouri. . . . chemistry enthusiast . . . ANTHONIAN staff . . ploys the piano . . . little sister”—Mnry Ann Bulk . . . Our Lady of Victory Pnrish. I'agc Twenty-Two JEANNE TALBOT Always ready for some fun when school's out, or before it's begun . . . Tiby . . . thrives on singing. dancing, and physiology . . . Glee Club 2. 3. and I . . . ANTHONIAN and PADUAN staffs . . . I little sister” Marlene Becker ... St. Anne's I Parish. CELESTE I KO.MBLEV She's a iriend of every lass one of the nicest in our cluss . . . Kelestic Trombafce . . . Have you ever been to Somerset? . . . friendly and poised . . . a charming addition to any group . . . “little sister”—Catherine Viehman ... St. Anne's Parish. MARY WALLEN Editing the ANTHONIAN was far from hard for “Wally with her honor card . . . Hi ya kid” . . . fend of basketball . . . Senior Class Treasurer . . . Glee Club 2, 3 and -1 . . . editor of ANTHONIAN . . . little sister Marie Boulcy ... St. Boniface Parish, JOANNE WARNER She's jolly, and cute—and clever to boot . . . Jo . . . Oh. Elmer! . . . You'll find her at the C. Y. C. . . . Elmer's Tunc . . . one of our engaged girls . . .ANTHONIAN staff . . . little sister Vlrginin Blatzhelm ... St. Stephen's parish. JUANITA WELLE She's a girl of whom we're fond that’s our Johnnie . . . blue eyed, ami blonde . . . sweet . . . well groomed . . . forever smiling . . . SALUT-ATORIAN . . . ANTHONIAN staff . . . little sister Constance Weber ... St Anne's Parish. DOROTHY ZELENAK That’s our Dorothy, chemistry ace give her time, und she'll blow up the place . . . always Inst but never least . . . It's a great life if you don't weaken! . . . ANTHONIAN staff . . . little sister -Georgia Christenson . . . SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish. Page Twenty-Three cMeadi lifted Iticjlt. . . “Why do we have to learn this, we'll forget it anyway?” Were this the truth (and we honestly don’t believe it is) and even if we did forget everything we were supposed to have teamed, we will never forget the classrooms in which we learned. We will never forget that x-y=z, that this is a “government of the people, by the people, and for the people.” or that some verbs are “passive in form but active in meaning.” But above all, never will we forget those classrooms in which we learned to “know God, to love God, and to serve Him. The first week of high school makes freshmen wonder why all of the other girls are so smart, and they, although they don’t like to admit it, so stupid. However, before long they find that every other girl in the algebra class wonders the same thing. Then the frosh relax and begin to enjoy those nightly headaches. Those lovable Tonies too shy to say, 1 love you.” in Knglish begin saying it in Latin. I van hoe becomes the man of the year. Sophomores, true to their cognomen—wise fools—know all the tricks and know that a minimum of study will lie sufficient. Their marks suddenly drop, but. as never before, they enjoy life, struggling all the while through geometry, world history, biology', and. as is customary, they gaily and mercilessly translate Julius Caesar from the Latin into some here-to-fore unknown language. Junior year, brings with it prom worries, and the sudden realization that “we are upper-classmen.” Unhesitatingly the juniors skim through typing, shorthand, and physiology, proving that they, as have their predecessors, can lead the school through another epoch-making year. With the long awaited Senior year, the year of pomp and dignity, comes chemistry class and its bucket brigade. Some of the wiser virgins even learn to read their own shorthand. ANTHONTA.N is their preoccupation and before many issues seniors are made aware that the life of a journalist is not an excuse for omitting homework; that working on PADUAN is not a question of paging through beautiful pictures. As for class, such trivialities are discontinued wherever possible; an excuse from the same is sought whenever possible. Yes, all these, and other countless essential non-essentials—Room 39 with its “wind-up” phonograph, the chemistry lab. home of the clock with the lazy fingers, the tricky fountain outside Room 6. biology lab with the unprecedented hole in the wall, the Ixiokstore with its ever present su| ply of water—all these mean SAH to us, the student body of Saint Anthony High. Page Tvrnty-Four The Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL: First row. left to right Marilyn Decheinc. Donna Donicht. Doris Outer, Mary FJeran. Therese Seibauor. Mary Gotz. Second row Virginia Totzke. Shirley Simonich. Patricia Dwyer, Betty Dcchmnnn, Therese Knight. Patricia Kelvle. Third row Thcrtwe Kennedy. Geraldine Soltys, Amurylyss Bretschneider. Genevieve Gauthier, Betty Shelley. Fourth row- -Lorraine Klinger. Patricia Morgan, Patricia McArdle, Barbara Jagodzinski. Joan Siefert. Fifth row Joan Lamport , Patricia MrConney, Rita Hruska, Adeline Sosnlccki. These girls have guided us uninjured through the school year— without them our number would be drastically reduced! Leaving Glee Club at five minutes after the 11:25 bell, there is no way of telling how many collisions there might have been—between the girls going down to lunch and the delayed and hungry songsters going to home rooms—had there not been a steadfast Student Council member directing us with never weakening voice, “single file please —keep to the right!” Assemblies would have been saddened by the news of a casualty in the hall, teachers would have been saddened by empty seats in place of eager, smiling faces, were it not for the Student Council's faithful guidance through innumerable trying times. To the Student Council, then, we give our thanks and congratulations! Sophomores. Donna Smith. Patricia McLaughlin. Mary Jean Tacheny. Thercaa Molinaro, Betty Otto. Mary Ellen Mueller. Joan Patnode, Maureen Knight, and Nancy Swierczek smile their thanks to the Student Council. Page Twenty-Five Juniors Agnes Gormley and I'alricia Kaustgen verify Joan Chesncy's, Mary Ann Brucher's and I’alricia Hovelands artistic attempt to visualize the mystery of the Nativity. Junior typists, Patricia Irving, Joan Hintner, Shirley Snyder, Rita Hruska. Joan Bolduc, and Elizabeth Valenty bear out the adage, “Practise makes perfect,” while Patricia Hovcland, Antonia Holt , and Dorothy Bdgge are initiated into the intricacies of duplicating and mimeographing. Page Twenty-Six Gertrude McPherson indicates to classmates, Helen Risers, Grace Brusseau, Mary Sexton, Mary Ann Brucher, and Theda Kili-pek that current history in the state of Minnesota is the American history in which she is vitally interested. ‘‘Muselebound would seem to Ik the word for Patricia Irving's, Marjorie Peters’, Rita Murlowski's, and Priscilla McGowan's studies in physiology. Page Twenty-Seven Sopho Kathleen White. Jackie Shand, Hazel White. Mnric Turgeon. Dolores Szymanaki. Leonc.ro Trombley. Marlene Topol, and. seated, Mary Kay Vandeberg determine which items in their display will Insure an appetizing and at the same Ume a healthgiving meal. Proper name , capital letters. and commas do not worry grammarians, Eileen Remarcke. at the board, and Geraldine Mirocha. Emily Schuster. Audrey McKenzie, Audrey Reid. Mary Stasik Joan Jorisson, and Dolores Slovak. For translators. Dorothy Warpeha, Dolores Fdas. Dorothy Barthel, Patricia Cain, and Veronica Svo-bc.-iny. New Testament excerpts lighten Caesar's Gallic offensive. Page Twcnly-Eighi I mores... 233. 231. 235 count Jeanette Fair, Marjorie Arbro-g38t, Marilyn Hnnsmann, Marilyn Cregan, and. seated, Betty Fournier, Gladys Griffin. and Ann Gallagher, and they are glad that they do not have to weather as many storms as did these trees. Mnry Ann D.ily, Patricia Berry. Marlene Cotton, Mary Freund, and. kneeling. Mary Brown. Pntricla Dily. Beverly Bias, and Mnrjo.ie Barry have the whole world at their fingertips. A quantity may be substituted for Its equal. and despite the apparent contradiction, Delores Hreha. Mary Jo Vashro. Jean Ann Stein. Eileen Gilligan, and Donna O’Rourke can prove that this axiom applies to even such Incongruous figures as circles and triangles. Page Twenty-Nine Blossoms will flower even amidst the snow for Helen Mastrian, Margaret Knoll, Joan Lund, Dorothy Shields, Helen Hoyt, Ardelle I-arsen, and Kathryn Ingalls. M ry Ann Botke. Marie Boulcy, Lorraine Wojclsk. Doris Brage, Joan Tosmn.-Donna Tachcny, and Marlene Becker are convinced that “Latin is a language of endings. ' Page Thirty len... Marie Roney, Teresa Naw-inski, Ellen Keran, Marie Devcry. Olga Sellski. Constance Weber, and Catherine Vlehmnn smile when thay realize that according to the metric system being five feet two Inches tall means that they are one meter eight decimeters In height. Why bother our heads when these m-chines will do the work for U3? ugree Juanita John. Ros ■ Mari ' Incnirlla, Mary Citherlne McManus, Shirley Micek, Patricia Scdlock. Mnrgsret MeCollon. end Phyllis Man-gen. Page Thirty-One ‘ Take a letter, please, and Juanita Welle. Eileen Ritter, Charlotte Kampa, Jean Morneau, Patricia Barry, Mary Jane Holevva, Genevieve Shaughncssy, Betty McCoy, Jean Kuppe Delons Bias, M.uie Allman, Mary Ellen O’Rourke, Virginia l)es Lauriers, Eiaync Shurts, Celeste Trombley, and Donna Hyser rr.sp.md. Chemistry students, Donna Hyser. Evelyn Hans an, D.irothy Zelcnak. Mary Gallegher. Mary Green, Ruth Freund, and Margy Brasser set the world on fire. Page Thirty-Two Seniors Jeanne Morneau interprets an assignment for social problems for Beverly Harvey, Patricia Griffith, Betty Hargartcn, Betty Becker, Rose Bowman, and Shirley Coffey. Senior Assembly—Friday! Second year typists. Joan Cain. I’hyliss Green. Amarylyss Bretschneider, Beverly Harvey, Phyliss McGowan, Kathleen Egan, or Shirley Coffey will cut the stencil for the program. Page Thirty-Three Catholic Action ousi csuf,... First row: Gail Griffin, Virginia Potake, Mary Carline; second row: Patricia Morgan, Betty McCoy, i a? a trice Shields; and top row: Barbara Hanson and Dolores Peters re present SAH at 'Ye Oldc Youth Center.’ Class presidents, Margaret Wink-ng, freshman, Antonia Holtz, junior H;ize! White, sophomore, and Lois Bell, senior, send Christmas cheer to their adopted families. Thsrese Zurek, Donna Foell, Lois Gilbert, Man1 Lou Albrecht, and Betty Humnick, and. seated, Patricia Pierro, Marjorie Runcie, Donna Scherer, and Margaret Kocisko outline the program of the Catholic Student Mission Crusade to the Saint Anthony unit. Id dauatleddly oh we dwinej... J-S Committee Chairmen Antonia Holt ........General Chairman Mary Ann Rruchcr...................Menu Hetty Drchmann ...........Knterlainment Mary Lou Inhofer.............Decoration Patricia McCanney ............ Flowers Patricia Morgan ................. Hand Joan Seifert ...............Invitations THE JUNIOR CUSS requests the honor of the presence °) THE SENIOR CUSS at the JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET AND I'ROM Wednesday, April thiriieth at six o'clock nineteen hundred and forty-seven Radisson Hotel Minneapolis, Minnesota Page Thirty-Five Gantsiadel blue... Left to right: Our Engineer, Ray Steinglein Mary Lou Bicay Juanita Welle (seated) Kathleen Dwyer Veronica Fjcran Joan Groschen Louise Joseph Joanne Emig Mary Ann Brucher Joanne Emig Grace Brusseau Bill Crosson Charlette Kampa Left to right: Margaret Otto Freshman Mother and Daughter Breakfast Leone Shields Mary Lou Inhofcr Geraldine Sedlock Virginia Dei Lauriers Beverly White Joan Erickson Tnniiiinvmji Joan McFarland Collette Beltrand Muriel Wurst Left to right: Patricia Dwyer Therese Knight Joyce Caron Ann (Jonzior Barbara Dombeck Marie Bastion Jane Herbert Delores Slovak Joan Huber Janet Kostick Leone Shields Margaret Cavanagh Jean Kupp; Mary Louis- Junhke Marian Swaggert Mary Ann Tomlinson Joyce Schroder Joan Chesney Joan Bintner Ltjt to right: Dorothy Barthcl Carol Diet . Ihlia Condon Jo Ann Dzuik Patricia Callinan Catherine Harrer I.eora Blcichner Dorothy Shields Joanne Jadlowski Barbara Paiement Virginia Blitzheim Rosemarv Albrecht Agnes Altman Myrna All Teresa Newinski Helen Mastrian Ellen Reran Barkira Brandes Jean Scovill I. • fi to rlxht: (Ifnevlovp Shuuxhneio.y Betty McCoy Mary Barline Charlotte Kmiii|i:i Betty ilurxnrteii Antonin Holt .1 linn till Welle Beverly Harvey Join Kunite Mary Carlltio Mary l«ou Hlcsy Ann lliisxard Mary Ori'en Harriet Manthey Kathleen Pniiueltc Mary l.oulne M.mxcn Ida Ferrlnn Mlnilelle Klein Patricia Kane Phylll MrCownn Donna Hyser Slilrley Simonlch Oenevleve (inulhler I...1.1 I lllliert Patricia Brlfflth tone Selnvnul. Pntrleln Blum Barham Pa lenient Teres Neu liiNkl Kathryn I mm I lx • Jretehen Klelty .loan Sehwanb Junnlta John Parol Diet Mary Jane Hnlewa Dorothy Mel.nuxhlln Donna llyner Patricia Kane Ida Forrlnn Jeanne Tnlhot Jeanne Peter Kathleen Foley Priscilla Mrlluwau I'hylli McGowan Mu run ret Cnvnnuxh Kathleen Foley Beverly Box era Shirley Ml.-ek Mnrxnret Kovallk Shlrh-y Sirnonlch Mary Wallen Antonia Holts Jean Ruppc l.cone Shield Kllsul.eth Sexton Joan MdFnrlnnd Kiten Keran lone Sehwanb Mnrxnret Winking Marie Dovery Kathryn Inmill-Anne Bahatln Dorothy Zelennk Pntrleln Ornc Margaret Kornllk Mary Wallen Mur Greetl Joanne Warner jbabe and da... .Senior senoritas, (standing), Jeanne Morneau, Phyllis Green, Eileen Ritter, I'atricia Kane. Jeanne Peters, Beverly Graff Dorothy Harrer, Gail Griffin, Evelyn Hanson. Phyllis McGowan, and Shirley Coffey; and (kneeling) Margaret Cavanagh Patricia Graca. Betty Hargarten, Margaret Kovalik, Klaync Shurts, Pauline Johnson. Donna Hvser. Jeinne Talbot, and Kathleen Foley; and (s'tting) Dorothy Zelenak, welcome the fr?shmen. You've gotta be a foothill hero (Jeanne Peters) to get along with the lieauliful girls”—Betty Hargarten. Patricia Graca, Evelyn Hanson, Blanche Klein. Mary Carline, and I hyllis Green. Father Time (Leone Shields) brings hick Story Book Sweethearts,'' Kathleen Egan, Lois Gilbert, Gail Griffin, Jeanne Talbot, Ann Kabatin, Mary Fjeran Margaret Kovalik. Patricia Griffith. Kathleen Paquette, Lois Bell, 3nd sailors, Michael Mahoney and John Benkufskv. i Elizabeth Shaughnessy, Mary (Jotz, and Geraldine Scdlock entice junior classmates, Mary Lou Inhofcr. Therese Kennedy, Veronica Fjeran, Joan Groschen, Patricia McArdle (o win a “fuzzy wuzzy. Blaring dissonance attracts customers to Donna Donicht's. Joan Erickson’s, Lei trice Shields' Muriel Wurst's. and Rita Mur-lowski's Junior Carnival Sideshow. Queen Charlotte Kanipa. attended by Betty Hargarten, Shirley Coffey, ami Blanche Klein, reigns over the Junior Carnival. Attired in colorful costumes. Dolores Slovak, Collette Walburg, Barbara Oombeck, Dolores Szvmanski. Sophia Tomzvk Therese Zurek. Dorothy Warpdu. Geraldine Mirocha, and Dolores Filas exhibit thr b auiv and gracefulness of the Polish folk dances. Saint Anthony High. “The Northeast Me’ting Pot, proves that Swedish, I.ucille Johnson and Hazel White; Cxechos’ovakian. Hetty Huntnick and Marguerite ChurQla; Irish. Patricia Daly and Marilyn Cregan; and German, lean Ann Stein and Mary Ellen Kranz can blend and harmonize. Shepherds. Muriel Wurst, Patricia Hoveland. and (kneeling) Joan Chesney and Joan Bintner. visit St. Joseph. Mary Gotz. and the Blessed Virgin. Antonia Holtz, while the angels, Beverly White. Agnes Gormley. and Patricia Mc-Ardle look on. St. Joseph, Mary Gatz, and the Blessed Virgin, Antonia Holtz, receive the gifts of the wise men Virginia Totzke. Shirley Snyder, and Thcres? S.ebaucr. Father Lang assists C. S. M. C. officers (standing) Marjorie Ruv cie, Barbara Brand.-s, Lois Span-jers. and Patricia McCanney, and (seated) Virginia I)es Lauriers and Lois Gilbert to prove the “abysmal ignorance” of th: would-be missonrrs of S. A. H. Our Red Cross quota reaches 100 per cent with Gertrude McPherson. Mary Kay Vaids-berg, Rosemary Soukup, M ir-jorie Brasser. (seated), Kathryn Ingalls. Phyllis Cotone. Genevieve Shaughnessy, and Joyce Caron spurring us on. lutuor 'Heath the Queen'I white and Hue... Officers of the Blessed Virgin Sodality. Lois Bell, Ida Fenian, Mary Carline, Prefect, and Mary Lou Bicay, plan 1946-47 activities. Seniors, back row: Margaret Kovalik, Lois Bell, Celeste Trombley. Juanita Welle, Kathleen Foley, Eileen Ritter. Patricia Barry. Mary Ix u Bicay, Ida Fenian. Shirley Coffey, and. front row: John Benkufsky. Mary Carline, Joanne Bonkufsky. Geraldine Soltys assume new roles In vocation week pageant, March 14. Page Forty-Six We pray... With Mary L ou Bicay, Ida Fer.ian, Lois Bell, and tiny Darleen Stopera attending, sodality perfect, Mary Carline, crowns Our Blessed Mother, Queen of May. Page Forty-Seven We write Antk nia Typing and make-up for the i m i w falls to the lot of Kathleen Egan, Betty Hargar-ten. Juanita Welle. Dorothy Zele-nak, Florence Mealey, Shirley Simonich, I-ois Bell, Ka'hlcen Paquette. Lois Glbert. Mary Fjcran. Joanne Warner, ard (typing) .Mary Wallen. Collette Beltrand, Margaret Cavanagh. Mary Green. Evelyn Hanson, Genevieve Gauthier, Mary Carlinc, Mary G illcgber Lois Spanjcrs. and (scitcd) Jeanne Talbot, Patr’da Griffith Dorothy Mcl iughlin. Iarone Shields, and Gail Griffin cover school news. Dolores Bias. Donna Fortin. Patricia Graca, Anne Ribatin Margaret Kovalik, Dorothy Har-rer, Patricia Kelvie. Patricia Doherty. Phyllis Green, Joan Cain, Charlette Kampa, Patric a Barry, and (seated) Marie Altman and Kathleen Foley ke«p the ANTHOXIAN up to date. We Harmonize... Piatta Studenti Loft to right Yvonne St. Arnold, Genevieve Gnuthlcr. Joanne Patnode, Malle Boil ley, Therese Kennedy. Loin Lambert. Agnes Altman, Ellen Kenui, Phyllis Cotone. Lucille Schuster. Qlee Glut First row, left to right- Margaret Kovallk, Margaret Cavanagh. Mary Lou Rognas, Beverly Bins. Genevieve Gauthier, Patricia Daly; Second row Patricia Graca. Lois Gilbert. Blanche Klein, Jean Smith. Patricia Doherty. Mary Carline; Third row—Joun Cain, Jean Scovill, Marilyn Hanamnnn. Eileen Remarcke, Mary Green; Fourth row—Marie Vlehman. Jeanette Fair. Therese Knight. Jean Talbot. Lois Bell: Fifth row—Patricia Schlagcl, Patricln Griffith. Thecla Filipek, Kathleen Paquette, Therese Zurek. First row, left to right- Betty Humnlck. Marilyn Dechclne, Lucille Schuster, Patricia Dwyer. Phyllis Green. Mary Ix u Inhofer; Second row- Katherine Koepp. Gail Griffin, Mary Jo Vashro, Dorothy Zelenak, Betty Dechmann, Joan Erickson; Third row—Elizabeth Knopik, Joan Emig, Mary Wallen, Donna Scherer. Elizabeth Shaughnessy; Fourth row -Dolores Boehm, Anne Ra-batin, Veronica Fjeran, Barbara Dom-l ck Fifth row -Gladys Griffin. Mary Fjeran, Joan Groschen, Doris Guter; Sixth row Rita Murlowski, Marilyn Scott, Adeline Sosnleckl, Joan Lampertz. We Sing... The Sainl Anthony’s Glee Club presented The Lady of the Terrace, an Irish operetta, on Sunday and Monday. February 16 and 17. Ralph Mask as Jerry and Lola Bell as Clare played the leading roles. Robert Kasbohm and Gail Griffin portrayed Dennis and ‘Molly O'Hara, two warm-hearted but pugnacious Irish servonta. Tips for services rendered are demanded by first row: Marie Ann Velhman (standing), Jerry Ebnet. Marvel White, Carol Scovlll. Mary Ann Kantorowicz, Barbara Paicment, Beverly Bias, Marilyn Hansmnnn, Thcrese Zurek. Jon Rohe, and Jeanette Fair; and second row: Donna Scherer, Anne Rnbaltn, Eileen Rcmnrckc, Lois Lambert, Betty Humnick, Veronica Svobodny, Elizabeth Knopik, Gladys Griffin, and Rita Grosch-en. Ixiis Boll (standing) tells a secret to the moonbeams. Dolores Boehm Kathleen Paquette. Celeste Trombley. Phyllis Co-tonc. Eileen Ritter, Juanita Welle, and Lucille Schuster. Mary Jo Voahro, Doris Cuter, Jerry Ebnet, Jeanne Morneau, Marie Ann Volhman. Miry Wallen Margaret Kovnllk, and Veronica Fjeran, do it in the old fashioned way. Jeanne Seovill. Marilyn Deehclne, Lola Gilbert, Therese Knight. Mary Carline, Anne Rabutln, Dorothy Zelenak, Joan Lamport . Pauline Johnson—the fairy. Bob Kus-bohra, Theda Fllipek, Patricia Doherty. Joan Erickson, Katherine Koepp. Patricia Griffith, and Elizabeth Shaughnes-sy (standing), and second row (seated). Mary Sexton, Mary Green, Mary Lou Rognas. Ralph Mazk. Genevieve Gauthier, Joanne Emlg. Patricia D w y e r. Veronica Fjeran, Mary Fjeran. Carol Seovill, Mary Lou Inhofer. Phyllis Green. Betty Dcehmann, and Marvel White listen to Gail Griffins, Molly's, Irish fairy tale. Page Fifty-One We play What: Senior Sleigh Ride. Where: Hilltop Riding Academy with Christman Party at Shirkin' Residence Afterwards. When: December 22, 1916. Bottom row left to right: Patricia Kelvic. Mary Gallagher. Lola Spnnjera. Gall Griffin, Evelyn Hanson, Jeanne Peters, Shirley Coffey. Jeanne Talbot, Harriet Mnnthoy, Phyllis Green, Marjorie Riincic. Second row: Jeanne Kuppo, Mary Green, Genevieve Gauthier, Patricia Doherty, Leone Shields. Margaret Cavanagh, Ruth Freund, Kathleen Egan. Patricia Demuelles, Lola Gilbert, Virginia DcaLaurlers. Mary Fjernn. Third row: Beverly Harvey, Jeanne Momenu, Geraldine Soltys. Rosemary Mlcek, Kathleen Foley. Pauline Johnson, Mary Wallen, Kathleen Paquette. Donna Hyser, Phyllis McGowan. Fourth row: Betty Hargnrten. Amurylyss Bretachnelder, Betty Shelley. Patricia Barry, Eileen Ritter, Juanita Welle. Patricia Graca, Marie Altman. Dorothy Zelenak. Anne Rabatin. Margaret Kovallk. Mary Louise Mangen, Dorothy McLaughlin, Blanche Klein, Ida Fcrrtan, Lois Bell. Patricia Kane. I 6u i 1 0 1 The basketball team. top to bottom) Mary Lou Albrecht. Gladys Griffin. Barbara Dombeck. Jeanette Fair, Dorothy Shields, Joanne Emig, Mary Herbert. Rita Groachen, Thcrcae Slebauer. Margaret Winking, Betty Deehmann. Captain Kathleen Foley holding the ball, Lucille Johnson. Theresc Knight and Joan Groschon take time out to pose with their coach, Mrs. Shirley Tyndall. Cheerleaders. Patricia Morgan. I-ois Carllnc, Mary Lou Rognas. and Blanche Klein for baskets, baskets, and more baskets. fyan. Oust tyloXf... Page Fifty-Pour • 1 uP @UA fyaitli We go on retreat We pray bzfore lunch We offer our day rage Fifty-Five 6). an. CUntd tk Kiwf ! rate Filly-Six And HOUA, with eatje i itsude. Not “with eager stride” do we. the class of '47, conclude our years at St. Anthony High, but rather it is “with eager stride” that we begin the years which lie ahead of us—high school graduates. Four long years ago (which we suddenly realize weren’t so long) our hair in traditional initiation pig tails, dressed in green, and grasping a stuffed animal in our shaking hands, we attended the first all school assembly of our high school life; we said hello to St. Anthony High. Today, however, we are confident that the watchful priests and patient sisters have prepared us for our places in the adult world. Now we feel that, with the ideals of Catholic womanhood instilled in our minds, we are able to go forward and bring credit to our alma mater. The lives of graduates may carry us to every comer of the state, of the nation, or even of the world. However, no matter how far away, no matter how long S. A. H. is out of sight, it will never be out of the minds of the class of '47. We shall never forget the four years we spent in the brick building on the corner of Ninth Avenue and Second Street, the blue and white uniforms, the silence of retreat, and the noon-hour dancing. When we think of high school, we shall think of mother-daughter Communion breakfasts, the daily library scramble for exchange papers, the May Crowning, thrill packed Tony basketball games, and many happy hours with the new movie projector. Those four years have somehow swept swiftly by. We try to convince ourselves that the fifth of June is a long way off and that the Junior-Senior Prom is not a thing of the past. Surely, there will be more Friday night juke-box parties, more weiner roasts, more hayrides, and there will be another Senior Class picnic, and at least three more issues of AXTHONI AN. But nevertheless in spite of our best efforts we know that June fifth is almost here and. with our hair coml ed smoothly and neatly, dressed in spotless cap and gown, with shaking hands clutching our diplomas and red roses, we shall soon attend the last assembly of our high school life; well say. we must say, “goodbye to Saint Anthony High. Page Fifty-Seven Events of the Year SEPTEMBER 11-14 Registration 16 Opening Mum 20 Election for All-School Office OCTOBER 4 Freshman Mother-Daughter Man and Breakfast Freshman Initiation 15 Red Cross Boxes Filled 22 Seniors Attend Monsignor Llgutte's Co-operative Meeting at the Curtis Hotel 25 Charlotte Kampii Reigns Over “De. 31 Journalism Students Attend Minneapolis Stnr-Journnl Clinic at the Nicollet Hotel NOVEMBER 2 Senior English Classes Attend One Day Drama Clinic nt St. Thomas College. ■I First Young People's Concert nt Northrop Auditorium 13 The Reverend George Ryan Shows Movies of California Missions 15 Seniors Enact Book Week Skits 19 Student Body Sings Solemn Requiem High Mass for Father O'Brien 22 Saint Cecilia's Day Music Recital 27 Junior Carnival 28-29 Thanksgiving Recess DECEMBER 2-4 The Reverend Francis Curtin Conducts Our Annual Retreat 9 C. S. M. C. Sponsors Old Clothes Drive 12 Juniors Acquire History Charter 13 Sophomores Present The .Melting Pot 19 Homerooms Pack Poor Boxes The Patroness Society Donates the Movie Projector to the High School The Glee Club and the Speech Classes Present the Annual Christmas Pageant JANUARY 2 Seniors Pose for Grad Pictures 10 Photo Craft Takes Pictures for PADUAN 17 Tonies Meet Scots In First Tilt of the Season 31 Saint Josephs Academy Team Plays Host to Saint Anthony High School FEBRUARY 7 Ssint Anthony Bows to the Holy Angels' Team 14 Saint Anthony Wins Over Snint Joseph's Seniors Take Pepsl-Cola Scholarship Tests 16-17 Glee Club Presents The I-ady of the Terrace. 18 The Student Body Chooses 24 Candidates for Posture Queen 21 Saint Margaret's Defeats Saint Anthony's Brotherhood Program 24 Seniors Hear Maurice Evans 27 The Reverend Francis J. Lang SpeakB on World Affairs C. S. M C. Initiates New Members Flnnl Game ci Season -A. H. A. vs. S. A. H. MARCH 9-14 Vocation Week 12 Professional People Speak to Senior 14 Sodality Vocation Pageant 17 Bing Sinatra Show Presented by the Seniors 20 Third Young People's Symphony Concert 21 Junior Speech Classes Present One Act Plays 27 PADUAN Goes to Press 28 Senior Speech Classes Present One Act Plays 31 Edward Marccnlak Speaks to the Seniors on Labor Problems APRIL 3 Easter Recess 6 Confirmation nt Saint Anthcwy of Padua Church 8 Classes Reconvene 9 PADUAN Goes to the Bindery 30 Junior-Senior Prom snd Banquet at the Radisson Hotel MAY 2 First Friday Senior Mother-Daughter Breakfast May Crowning 1 Glee Club Participates In Music Festival at Sain; Thomas College 11-12 Senior Class Play 14 PADUAN Staff Celebrates 15 Ascension Thursdny 27-28 Senior Exams 29 Eucharistic Day 30 Memorial Day JUNE 3 Senior Picnic 4 Graduation Rehearsal Class Day PADUAN Distributed 5 Senior Baccalaureate Mass and Breakfast Graduation at 8:00 p. m. in Saint Anthony High School Auditorium Page Fifty-Eight Senior Class Directory NAME ADDRESS PHONE Marie Altman •I 16-7th Ave. N. E. Br. 6915 Patricia Barry 1822-26th Ave. No. Ch. 1798 Betty Becker 1317-21st Ave. No. Ch. 2909 I-ols Bell 5252 Elliot Ave. So. Lo. 3242 Collette Beltrand 2712 Queen Ave. No. Al. 4536 Dolores Bias 2218 Queen Ave. No. Ch. 8720 Mary Lou Blcay 1815 Bryant Ave. No. Ch. 8647 Rose Marie Bowman 3103 Russell No. Ch. 1051 Margy Brasser 2011 Russell No. Ch. 3197 Amarylyss Bretachncider 317-20th Avs. N. E. Gr. 6631 Jcnn Cain 632 Jefferson N. E. Ge. 925S Margaret Cavanagh 3840 Perry Ave.. Robblnsdalc Hy. 5309 Mary Carline 2210 Oakland So. Ge. 9230 Shirley Coffey 1618 Bryant Ave. No. Al. 3167 Patricia Demcules 2216 Thomas N Ch. 9113 Virginia Des Laurlcrs 2423 Summer St., Saint Paul Mi. 5517 Patricia Doherty New Brighton Ne. 7716 Kathleen Egan 3701 Upton No. Hy. 6527 Ida Perrin n 2901 Sherldnn No. Ch. 0443 Mary Fjeran 2543 Taylor St. N. E. St. 1276 Kathleen Foley 3637 Emerson Ave. No. Al. 2254 Donnn Fortin R. R. 14. Medicine Lake Or. 9107W Ruth Freund 3814 Perry Ave., Robblnsdalc Hy. 5928 Mary Gallegher 2937 Logon No. Al. 2498 Genevieve Gauthier 1701-2nd St. N. E. St. 1183 Lota Gilbert 3411 Morgan No. Al. 4967 Patricia Graca 1531 California St. N. E. Gr. 5006 Beverly Graff 2947 Oliver No. Al. 3890 Mary Green 105 Turner's Crossroad Ke. 6530 Phyllis Green 2932-38th Ave. So. Pa. 1569 C.nil Griffin 1008-26th Ave. S. E. Gl. 7551 Patricia Griffith 4047 Madison St. N. E. St. 2284 Evelyn Hanson 107-5th Ave.. N. E. Li. 4063 Betty Hargartcn 3934 Aldrich No. Hy. 4616 Dorothy Harrer 2751 Queen No. Ch. 4806 Marilyn Harrington 1415 Washington St. N. E. Gr. 5902 Beverly Harvey 717-4th St_ N. E. Br. 0748 Mary Jane Holewa 2219 Cleveland St. N. E. St. 3069 Donna Hyser 4050 Emerson No. Ch. 1745 Pauline Johnson 2906-34th Ave. No. Hy. 5189 Mary Louise Juhnke Hector. Minnesota Charlotte Knmpa 2615 Knox Ave. No. Ch. 6766 Patricia Kane 4142 Colfax No. Ch. 1222 Patricia Kelvie 2406 Ferrant Place Hy. 2168 Blanche Klein 616-2nd St. N. E. At. 7449 Margaret Kovalik 1601-3r«l St. N. E. St. 1783 Jeanne Kuppe 956-42nd Ave. N. E. Gr. 7678 Mary Louise Mangen 1518-7th St. S. E. Gl. 7472 Harriet Man they 3026 Penn No. Ch. 2315 Betty McCoy 4050-37th Ave. Sa Dr. 8638 Phyllis McGowan 3626 Emerson No. Hy. 0449 Dorothy McLaughlin 4019 Emerson No. Hy. 2691 Florence Mealy 2427 Upton No. Hy. 1569 Rose Mary Micek 2823 Hayes St. N. E. Gr. 8039 Jeanne Morneau 19-2nd St. N. E. Ge. 4174 Mary Ellen O'Rourke 2838 Arthur St. N. E. Ge. 9519 Kathleen Paquette 3750 Xerxes No. Ch. 9116 Jeanne Peters 3036 31st Ave. So. Dr. 2749 Anne Rabatin 328-13th Ave. N. E. Ge. 2958 Eileen Ritter 2843 Bryant Ave. No. Hy 6238 Marjorie Runcic 3125 East 24th St. So. Genevieve Shnughnessy 3843 Washburn No. Hv. 0476 Betty Shelly 803 University N. E. At 8923 Leone Shields 7124 West 44th, Denver, Colo. Eluyne Shurts 3438 Emerson No. Ch. 8785 Shirley Slmonich 330-4th St. N. F. Ge. 8208 Geraldine Soltys 1606 Adams St. N. E. Gr. 0964 Lois Spanjers 77th Ave. No. West River Hy. 9469 Road or Lyndale No. Jeanne Talbot 2916 Xerxes Ave. No. Ch. 4701 Celeste Trombley 2023 Russell No. Hy. 1581 Mary Wallen 2314 Irving No. Al 7625 Joanne Warner 2423 Portland So. Br. 1481 Juanita Welle 3231 Newton Ave. No. Ch. 6196 Dorothy Zelennk 142-16th Ave. N. E. Gr. 1309 Patrons The Holy Name Society of Saint Anthony of Padua Parish Mr. and Mr . H. A. Altman Mrs. Alma Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Barry Mrs. Marie C. Barton Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Bell Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Beltrand Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bias Mr. and Mrs. Peter Holewa Mrs. Johanna Hyser Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kane Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kampa Mrs. I). Blanchette Mrs. V. Bowman Mr. and Mrs. George Brasser Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bretschncider Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cain Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carline Mr. William D. Kelvie Mr. and Mrs. William F. Kelvie Mr. and Mrs. August Klein. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Kovalik Mrs. Erl ward Kuppe Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Mangen Mr. and Mrs. William H. Coffey Mr. and Mrs. H. Z. Demeules Mr. and Mrs. Karl DesLauriers Mr. and Mrs. John Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Clevc Kgan Mr. and Mrs. Peter Engel Mr. and Mrs. Harry Manthey Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Philip McGowan Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McLaughlin Mrs. William Mealey Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Micek Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ferrian Mr. and Mrs. Henning Fjeran Mr. and Mrs. John J. Foley Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fortin Mr. and Mrs. Michael Freund Mr. and Mrs. James Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Paquette Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Peters Mr. and Mrs. John L. O’Rourke Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Rabat in Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Ritter Mrs. Agnes Runcie Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Gauthier Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Gilbert Mrs. J. H. Graca Mr. and Mrs. Ray Graff Mr. and Mrs. Anton Green Mrs. Blanche Green Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Shelley Mrs. Beatrice A. Shields Mr. and Mrs. Layne Shurts Mrs. Ida Simonich Lorraine Soltys Mr. and Mrs. Anton Spanjers Mr. and Mrs. Neil Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffith Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Hanson Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Hargarten Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Harrer Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harrington Mr. and Mrs. O. John Talbot Mr. and Mrs. George Trombley Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wallen Mr. and Mrs. William Warner Mr. and Mrs. Hugo G. Welle Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Zelenak Page Sixty Congratulations To The Seniors of 1947 Saint Anthony Patroness Society Page Sixty-One COMPLIMENTS FROM FRED’S GROCERY TIME COFFEE SHOP 2601 EMERSON AVENUE NORTH CH. 2889 720 MARQUETTE MINNEAPOLIS 11. MINN. CONGRATULATIONS TO BENTS0N PHARMACY THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1017 3533 E. LAKE STREET KNIGHT’S PHARMACY PENN and BROADWAY MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA GORDON C. PETERSON CO. 1050 CENTRAL AVENUE REAL ESTATE INSURANCE LOANS GORDON C. PETERSON DAVID ANDERSON ALBERT KORDIAK RAY HULLEMAN Page Sixty-Two HARROUN, ANDERSON and POSELEY SCHULER SHOE CO. ATTORNEYS AT LAW 1005 WEST BROADWAY WESLEY TEMPLE BUILDING MINNEAPOLIS PETERS SHOES ESTABLISHED 1930 STANDARD IRON and WIRE WORKS, Inc. 1900 N. E. 3rd SL PHONE GR nviUe 7241 MANUFACTURING DESIGNING SHEET METAL PLATE STEEL ORNAMENTAL STEEL BRASS BRONZE ALUMINUM CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1947 FROM SCHERER BROS. LUMBER CO. t� 9th AVENUE NORTHEAST MINNEAPOLIS Page Sixty-Three COMPLIMENTS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’47 FROM THE BUSSMANN’S ICE CREAM 3623 E. LAKE ST. MINNEAPOLIS “TC’s” GINNY DES LAURIERS KAY FOLEY LOI8 GILBERT PHYL GREEN GAIL GRIFFIN BETTY HARGARTEN EVIE HANSON MARGIE RUNCIE McDIVITT FUNERAL HOME ROY T. PATTERSON 2825 EAST LAKE ST. DRexel 3621 Pagr Sixty-Four BROMLEY’S JEWELRY Headquarters for Graduation Gifts DIAMONDS WATCHES — PINS FOUNTAIN PENS — Etc. FINE WATCH and JEWELRY REPAIRING 1932 FOURTH Ave., S. MINNEAPOLIS 4, MINN. POP CORN Insist that yoirr favorite popcorn Vendor senes you SKY-HIGH BRAND POPCORN and you will be assured of getting the cream of the crop. MIDLAND POP CORN COMPANY 130 2nd St. N. E. MINNEAPOLIS PRISCILLA FLOWER SHOPPE WEDDINGS FUNERAL DESIGNS SOPHIE JADLOWSKI Chicago at Lnke St. MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. FOX-SULLIVAN MORTUARY Established Since 1889 2535 CENTRAL AVENUE NORTHEAST J. EMMET SULLIVAN (Owner) Tel. STerllng 1244 o_______________________ Z 1 Si • heel itib.it to It V pottrO ! ©!� . � g Itu Ibee l « ter f Until (M util kU ttr-rtu He let• 0 4 rttfitt I at lit btitoitO. Ibtettt � • r 'i � • bort tii ’tt to e - V, flop mi • Nff M . . . • V • il � ;« nln • Qj ere I obit le ell. Jodflei V. bt Ibe moot letter v| W eppttr d ot hem m, i C elrt tern I t , w, kj'f ,tF RauutiUe tfune ial Mame LEO . MORSE - NOIIE R A I N V I L L E 222 Etil K«ra:p'n CR dqapwt 1148 Art Hotto Meet � li 47 U _____Iren iet.-WiOi____ COMPLIMENTS OF NICK’S STORE 1700 4th St. N. E. ESSENTIAL KITCHEN UTENSILS FOOD MILL SIFTER CHOPPER FORK QUALITY PRODUCTS OF DISTINCTION BY FOLEY MANUFACTURING COMPANY MINNEAPOLIS 13. MINN. THEISEN’S MARKET GOOD FOOD LOWEST PRICES Page Sixty-Five CARTWRIGHT AND OLSON LAND SURVEYORS • 310 Plymouth Building BRIdgcport 1381 JOSTEN’S INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL TOPOGRAPHICAL JUDICIAL CITY LOTS — LAKESHORE Since 1897 PLATTING Registered Under Minnesota Law FINE CLASS RINGS Licensed by City Ordinsnee AND Combining the records of . . . J. E. Hill - ...established 1896 C. F. Sandhuff established 1908 ANNOUNCEMENTS Anoka County — since 1885 Representative H. A. PETERSEN Harold R. Olson Hnrvey A. Cartwright 2126 Upton Avc. N. Anoka County Surveyor HY. 2313 1136 fith St. N. E. GR. 7090 FOSHAY TOWER ARCADE MINNEAPOLIS 2. MINNESOTA We Make Our Own Blue I'rints The Best Possible Sen-ice To All Hennepin County — Minneapolis Anoks County ll?E, THE SENIORS, wish to extend our warmest thanks to all patrons and advertisers who have very generously contributed to the 1947 PADUAN. Your co-operation has enabled us to once again edit the traditional yearbook of Saint Anthony High School. To show our appreciation, we have put forth our best efforts to make the 1947 issue a success. Page Sixly-Six JutcxyiajiUl Auto f apUi JWV10 4 i rj