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

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10 H.R. 10's plans are discussed by Melissa Ebner, sec.; Catherine Hofsfede, freas.; Beth Gorney, vice-pres.; and Carol Koniar, pres. TX - ; Sophomore class omcers, Janice Boike, pres.; Kathy Lipetzky, vice-pres.; Frances Tetnowski, sec., consult Sister Mary Alexis about a class event. Absent from the picture is Bev Whitford, treas. ophomores Pat Strauss, vice-pres.; Pat Smyrak, pres.; Delores Rush, sec.; and Mary Lou Wincek, trees. conduct homeroom 34's meeting out on the campus.

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Mrs. Callister is trying to teach Pot Malachowski, Carol Poulson, Mary Lipski, Jean Rog, and Pat Troupe how to serve a volley ball. Clara Cz-ekalski, Carol Herrmann, ,Cossandra Willard, and Mary Ann L iHummeI admire Mary Sierzont's uniform shoes. Terri Simco, Barbara Rabatin, Judy De- laney, Janet Smuda, Mary Wisniewski, and Gail Wetherille are eager, or maybe just scared, to start their high school days. Working on art class mosaics are Kathy Max- ey, Carole Malchow, and Sharon Bursch. Kathy is breaking a piece of stained glass window used for the art Theresa Zelenak, Brenda Oslund project 9 Sandy Pepin, Teresa Diner, and Terr Sample get a drink between classes.

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Terry Stettens, Bonnie Schweikert, Nancy Schlagel, Sue Matthies, and Kathleen Re- kowski know that banisters were made to look over. Mrs. Alice Marquardt, Miss Margaret Pow- ers, Miss Margaret Anzevino, and Mrs. Mary McDonald enjoy a coffee-breok in the fac- ulty room. Paulette Belonger, Kathleen Campion, Bev- erly Whitford, Carol Ebner, and Pat Landry are enioying a sample of our art exhibit. Margie TeII, Sue Thompson, Linda Seidl, Kristine Thelen, and Kathy Smudo blow into schooI-on time, of course. Mary Ann Horsch, Betty Krasky, Pat Leuck, Joanne Yencho, and Mary Hofstede admire the leaf col- lections of the art classes. Carol Cooklock, Janet Biernat, Marianne Carland, Jane Anschutz, and Mary Ann Hanggi stop for a word with St. Joseph. H