St Gertrudes Academy - Murmur of the Pines Yearbook (Cottonwood, ID)

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Seniors study diligently in the rear of the religion room.This year it is h meroom for sophomores, jun- iors and seniors. OIQIOLOIOIMQIDIQLM0.'PAAb.'9I5.Q,0Q5Qbl4I9lN16.0191 Dorothy Uhlenkott and Evelyn Upt mor look over the vast expanse of Camas Prairie as Len Kuther photo- graphs the view window at the north east end of the new school. The pic ture was taken for an article in nCatholic Building and Maintenance, at the request of the architects. -nas!! 5 mare?-M mi l!1iYlll Seniors of 1955 at U.S. History Class in April 1954 with Sister M. James,in structing.

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Q-lguulf Mala 1-sguli' wwwwbbw Left to right sitting Mary Jo Schmidt, Rita Geis, Claudia Hoene, Dorothy Uhlenkott, Evelyn Uptmor, Betty Lou Schnider, Nelia Haener Standing Richard Schacher, Francis Reichlin, Jerry Wren, Charles Gehring Terry Willenborg, Ronald Frei, James Schurra, Francis Jenny, Jean West,Joseph Beckman, Jeanette Jenny, La Verne Stolz, John Kopczynski missing Dale Uhlenkott, Robert H Sprute Seaukvw 7064 ended Under the sponsorship of the A.S.B.A. the various classes put on a most successful observ ance of Catholic Book Week, February 21-27, with the aid of posters, speeches, and a skit to il- lustrate the need and importance of Catholic literature. nRead Catholic Literature,W was the clarion call during the week. The seniors sponsored the winning poster built around the motto, 'To Jesus through Mary via Catholic Books,WandWTo Hell via Godless and indecent Literature.W Steps led up to the statue of Mary with the word nHeaven' posted on them in large letters. Scattered about on this side of the poster were jackets of good books. The righthand side of the poster did not photograph well because of the dark background. It featured steps running down to a devil hold- ing a trident over the entrance to hell. On the steps were objectionable titles. l3 fx ,, '3 lf T x .Q .. NA -...r 3 anim . ' ' , .-at - - v:2'F'2! W'rNs?if If W f V x . f ik W .1 f' QX XYXX W c 9 y 2 2 1 . . .

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Jambr- embr Banquef The annual Junior-Senior banquet was served at 6:30 p.m. on May 5 in the new cafeteria. The roam was beautifully dec- orated to illustrate the senior motto, Out of Life's Harbor Into Life's Sea. The entire program, as one senior expressed it, had a mariner taste. A glance at the menu and program printed in the beautiful little booklets bearing a picture of Mary, Star of the Sea, on the cover, showed the nature of the banquet. 7160114 Mariner's Delight ........... .... c rab cocktail Sea Gull Supreme. ........... .......... c hicken White Caps with Breakers .... ...mashed potatoes Coral Reefs ............... .... bu ttered carrots Life Saver Afloat ........ V ............ .24 hour 'salad W Ocean Sea Foam and Captain's Choice-strawberry shortcake Pearls in a Sea Shell................xnints and nuts Water of Mmu-iq Deep..........................coffee Mennaid's Nectar..... ....fruit punch ?'w9'wvv Praver...............Rt. Rev. Monsignor Verhoevon Harbor Lights Pantaninen...............Shipmates Stella Maris-Introduction to Song...... Albatross 3 J I s Hail Heavenly Queen-Bong................Mems.ids , J I W:. gf, Ahoy and Bon Voyage--'roast to Seniors...Navigator -1 .4 11 Anchors Aweigh, Seniors! .. . .. ...Shipnates Ebbtide-Tribute to Faculty. . . . .Carol Sue Soubert Red Sails in the Sunset-6olo.................... First and Second Mate Jewels for Your Crwn........Toast to our Pastors Farewell-Song. . . . . . . . . . . . .Everybody to Everybody Prayer...............Rt. Rev. Monsignor Verhoeven Stella Maris, 'Star of the Sea, was the title of the beautiful talk given by Jean West standing close to the representation of Our Lady of the Sea, poised on a rock with the ocean a- round her. On the ocean was a ship with the four- teen mambers of the class in miniature. 15