St Boniface High School - Sabonite Yearbook (Cold Spring, MN)

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ELEANOR ARNOLD An infectious laugh and quizzical frown. Madrigal '2,3,4: G.A. A. 4: Sabonite 3.4: Student Council 4: Chorus 1,2,3: Glee Club 3: Cheer1eader4: Class Play 3,4:Home- coming 2,4: Drama- tics 1.2, ALLEN BACKES The early bird gets the worm--but who wants the worm, Football 1,2,3,4: Ag.Club 4: Chorus 1: Band 1: Class Play MARILYN BACKES A fleck 4- of wisdom, a spark of sun- shine, G.A,A. 4: Sabonire 4: Chorus 1,2: Band 1,2: Class Play 3, 4: Dramatics 1,2:B0n-Spring SENIORS GORDON BAUER Life is what you make it: THOMAS BRICK Ready and eager, al- ways busy as a beaver. Bonnie Flashes 4: Madrigal 3: Student IOANNE CONRAD she's Council 4: Chorus 1. 2.3: Class Play 4. Class of I954 4. friendly to all and all are her friends. Mission 8a Red Cross l: Sabon- ite 4: Chorus 1: Dramatics ROGER DELLES Although he l,2: Fatima Club 2: Bon- seems quiet, he can start a Spring 4: Class Play 4. riot. Class Play 4. 10 lets make it live. Football 4: Ag. Club 4:Chorus1:Class Play 4. IDA DRONTLE gay and welcome as the rainbow GA A 4 Chorus Dramaticsl 2 Fatima crubi 2 Class Play 4

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SENIORS , Y Class Advisers SISTER M CATHAN O S B SISTER M ROSETTA O S B Algebra I II Socral Scrence Englrsh Ill IV Bon Sprrng Sabonrte 'OO CLASS OFFICERS Donald Kress Presldent Kathryn Schmlt Vrce Presrdenr Mary Manuel Secretary John Wenner Treasurer Wrth mlxed emotlons seventy two freshmen passed through the open doors of St Bonrface Hrgh School rn September of 1951 The feelrng of belongrng was realrzed when Queen Vonny and Krng Joe rergned over the carmval Wrth gratrtude the Semors look back over the events whrch have made thelr hrgh school years memorable the retreats the classes the socral actrvrues The Soph Hop the Junror Class Play ROOM FOR ONE MORE the Iumor Prom and Banquet Homecomrng and the Semor Play are among the hrghlrghts Therr teachers have done much to prepare them for llfe rn a non Chrrsuan world They apprecrate the preparauon afforded by all the classes and the voca tronal tramrnq they were able to recelve for the busrness world the professronal world and the world of lndustry Always flrm and dauntless O nl, . ,... . ,... . ll I I I - NI I -, A 1 a 5 1 '. ' : '. ' ' : , : , - - I . ... : , . , r ' 7 ' D 9

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SENIGRS MADLYN ENGEL- MEIER To know her RICHARD FUCHS Today is the tomo rrow he worried about yesterday. Chorus lg Class Play 4. CHARLES GRESSER He jokes at all trouble, for his troubles are jokes, Chorus lg Class Play 4, DONALD GUGGEN- BERGER Sports is his line -- and he is doing fine. Football 2 ,3,4g Madri- gal 33 Chorus 1,35 Camera 3g Class Play 4. once is to like her al- ways. Chorus lg Band 2g Class Play 4. DONNA HANSEN Politeness is the key to friendship. Chorus lg Class Play 4. ELOISE HENNEN A quiet smile conceals a vigorous mind. Bonnie Flashes 3,4g Sabonite 4g Student Council lg Chorus 1,2,3g Glee Club 3: Home- coming Queen 4g Dtamatics l,2g Bon-Spring 4: Class Play 3,4. I I IEANETTE HENNEN Athink- ing mind, a working hand. G.A,A, 4g Chorus lg Class Play 4. L O U I S HENNEN V. Herein lies all the gf secrets of serenity. Ag. Club 4g Chorus lg Class Play 4. Class of I954