St Columbkille High School - Bwan Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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Walking in the lighf . . . Father Dunkel is seen quizz- ing his junior Latin class. Read- ing from left to right are john Culick, L a w r e n c e Manhart. Sheila McDonald. Patricia Pro- chaska, jane Flynn, Michael OiMeara, and Marie Barth. A parliamentary meeting of the CSMC is in session here as conducted by junior English stu- dents. R i c h a r d Schroeder is reading a report, while Dolores Moes, secretary, is copying the minutes. Front, left to right, are Leo Kringle, Kathryn Kenneal- ly, J o a n WVeydert, R o b e r t Schmitt, Catherine Purcell, Mar- jorie Luchsinger, back, are Ruth C o c k e l, Mary Ann Theisen, james Collins, Donald Meyer, and Ann Marie Kieler. The Democratic procedure of passing a bill as contrasted with totalitarian control is the subject of Joyce YVerner's panel discus- sion. Shown at the board are Marie Barth, Marjorie Luchsing- er. and Robert XVieland. Other students pictured are. left to right, hack, Donald Meyer, Clo- ria Even, Kathleen Beitzel, Lor- raine Krug, C a r in e n Pnisley. Lawrence Manhart, and Carol Connelly. Members of the Library club are seen here displaying an ex- hibit of magazines in observance of Catholic Press month. They are, left to right, Dolores Moes. joan XVeydert, joyce Cain, Lor- raine Krug. Patricia Ewert. Marie Barth, Imelda Schuster. Marjorie Luchsinger. Ann Marie Kieler, Gloria Even. joyce XVer- ner and Ruth Cockel are stand- ing in back. Page seventeen

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Learning wisdom's ways . . . Enjoying assorted Catholic books is a group of freshman English students. Left to right are justin Herzog, David Lange, Charles Schmitt, Patricia Ruden, Marjorie Schuster Cstandingj, M a r y Cahill, and I a m e s VVheeler. john Huss asks Vincent Schus- ter the meaning and derivation of the word aviaticuml' as Peggy Cannon, Mary Jane Le Conte, and Lois Connelly take note. In the shadow of our Lady's statue freshman algebra stu- dents intently watch Pat Mulli- gan's analysis of a problemg front: Mary Ann Kane, Barbara Rastatter, E l d o n Schromeng back, Daniel Cockel, and Kath- erine Berger. The marvels of the solar sys- tem as directed by the divine First Cause are being pointed out by Patricia Coyle, left, and Mary Alice Bulkley, right. Rita Manahl, Frederick Fuerst, and Roger Moes observe closely. Page nineteen