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

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Last Frosh to Wear Green Beanies September 52 IEANNIE ALTHOFF Sabon1te 4 Dramatxcs 1 Play 3 EILEEN ASFELD Madr1gal3 Sabomte 3 4 Homecoming Attendant 4 Play 3 IRENE BATES Tr1pleTr1o3 4 Chorus 1 4 Madrtgal 2 4 Student Council 2 4 BECKERS Sabomte 4 Dramatlcs 1 EWALD BECKERS Dramatlcs 1 Clerk 3 BARB BELL Red Cross 2 3 Mtsston 2 4 Student Councxl 2 Sabon1te 3 4 Class Offtcer 2 Homecommg Attendant 4 Dramattcs 1 Play 3 Band 1 2 13 JEAN ALTHOFF There s mag 1C 1n her eyes EILEEN ASFELD Sweet quxet and awfully ruce IRENE BATES It takes ltfe to love hfe EV ELY N B ECKERS Though qutet by nature she s brtm full of fun EW A LD BEC KERS Naturally mtschievous wtth a hint of a smile! J BARBARA BELL True to her word herwork andher friends x r ,t,g V . . I - .4 3 . di X . 0 Q , I 3 9 X, Sabonite 3,45 Bonnie l-'lashes 22 flramatics lg Play 35 Band 4, EVIE': . P' 5 Vw I kb' I i . , 4 5 ' S Q' 'AN' . . . ! Q If

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an. NK J 'ir Semor off1cers and sponsors select graduanon announcements Eugene Placheckl V1ce Presldem Sister Gret chen Homeroom 112 IanetM1es Presldent Davld Bell Secretary Treasurer and Sxster Ohvla Homeroom 123 Semors Awart Sprung of 56 Fall of 1955 brought e1ghty two fr1ghtened freshmen to the doors of St Bomface The f1rst couple of days were days ofconfusxon and excrtement After be1ng 1n1t1ated and d1scard1ng thexr green beames they were full fledged members of one b1g fam11y workrng together under the guldance of the faculty That f1rst year as freshmen, the class of '56 had a b1g hand 1n the Homecomrng sluts and staged the Chrrstmas Play. At the Soph Hop everyone had achrng srdes watchmg Dan Kammemer domg hrs 1m1tat1on of Jonn1eRay's Cry . The students also enjoyed a scene from the streets of Par1s. W1th the hard work of all the Junrors ass1sted by Slster M1chaela the Jumor class play BABIES' NIGHT OUT provedto be a brg success The followmg May Bob DeWenter was M C at the Jumor Sen1or Banquet After the banquet the Junrors and sen1ors danced to the mus1c of the Moon M1sters The fall of 1955 saw these once scared freshmen pos1ng for the1r sen 1or class p1ctures As the last year at St. Bomface passed, the day to wh1ch all the sen1ors had looked forward to came , graduat1on. The semors w1ll leave St. Bomface phys1ca1ly, but they w111 long remember the many pleasant thoughts of workrng together as one happy fam11y at St. Bomface. ,K V 4 ',. M yy 5,4 :ff ' g -' X , , 5 , ,i . 'A pn I' - jk A ' 21 :f I , Y ', ' f 3 .::'fj.' Q3 Q Q f 7 5' I , f .A . rx ff 1 I J A , . .V ' jk K-1 ' ' g 4' nu x A V , .5 41 5, , . N I 9 X , f t xy ,or- E . , 1 1 Kg . ls A 3 A VX . ' I' 0' 'X 'Ax A n a 4 . . ' - ' 3 . - I 5 . C . ' 2 , . 0 0 0 Q 1 3 1 . . , , , - . . 12

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PATRICIA ROBERT DETERS DEWENTER Lively and gay, just Gay personality, full chatters away, of rascality, RAYMOND DONALD DRONTLE EISENSCHENK It takes a great man to Idon't mind school -- make a good listener. it's the studying, DAVID BELL Few could fill his place, MARY BELL Small in stature and large in mind, a sweeter girl is hard to find. ANNABEL BOLFING She is gentle, she is I shy, but there's mis- chief in her eye, ,Q Sophs Entertain In DAVE BELL Chorus lg Dramatics lg Clerk 4g Class Officer 2,4g Homecoming Kingg Football 1-4g Base- ball l-4g Basketball 1-4, MARY BELL Red Cross lg Mission 4g Sabonite 3,4g Bonnie Flashes 2g Class Of- ficer 3g Dramatics 1g Play 3g Cheerleader 1-4, AN- NABEL BOLFING Red Cross 2g Mission 2g Sabonite 3, 4g Courtesy Aid 3g Dramatics lg Play 3, PAT DE- TERS Chorus 1,4g Madrigal 3g Red Cross 3g Sabonite 3,4g Bonnie Flashes 2g Dramatics lg Play 3, BOB DEWENTER Madrigal3g Red Cross 1-3g Student Coun- cil4gBonnie Flashes 4g Dramatics 1: Play 3: Baseball 1,2,4g Basketball 1-4g Band 1-4. RAY DRONTLE Ag, Club 4g Dramatics 1, DON EISENSCHENK Dra- matics lg Play 3, LEX-7' FELDHEGE Chorus 2g Sabo- nite 4g Dramatics lg Play 3, IRVING GEISLINGER Ag, Club 3g Dramatics 1, JOANNE GEISLINGER Sabonite 4, Dramatics lg Play 3, LEONA FELDHEGE Always smiling, full of cheer. IRVING GEISLINGER Q He who says nothing makes no mistakes, JOANNE GEISLINGER Ahappy girl is always accepted,