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

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Q41 Of M T5 , I 2-x+cQ ,g David Copperfield, our manly little hero ....... ..... N aydene Barnes '55 'a Mrs. Clara Copperfield, his adoring mother ..... .... M ary Jo Schmidt 0, Peggorty, navidw faithful nurse maid .................. Evelyn K1-im A6 -5 Edward Murdstone, a man with a will of iron ............ David Lustig , Jane Murdstone, who resembles her brother in more ways than one qi Jean West Wilkins Micawber, who is always waiting for something to turn up... G 3 Raymond Feucht Mrs. Micawber, his faithful wife ....................... Mary Hilbert ' Aunt Betsey Trotwood, who has 9. horror of donkeys .... Marie Goeckner Mr. Dick, her eccentric ward ........................... Roger Nuxoll Uriah Heep, who is not as humble as he appears ...... John Kopczynski 3' Q, Agnes Wickfield, a charming young girl ................... Rita Beale Jane, house maid at Aunt Betsey's ....................... Donna Wimer ' n The Stranger, who plays an important part in Aunt Betsey's life .... f Ronald Frei Left to rightg Aunt Betsey Trotwood, the Stranger, Agnes Wickfield, Uriah Heep, Wilkins Micawber, David Copper- field, Mr. Dick, Mrs. Micawber, Peggotty Snapshot: Jane, the house maid 'It will be easily believed that I am a fond parent to every child of my fancy, and that no one can ever love that family as dearly as I love them. But, like many fond parents, I have in my heart of hearts a favorite child. And his name is David CQppq1'f1g1d, W -fm ' ' , - f ' ' ' ChA1'168 'DiCk6!18 29

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Left to right: Wilkins Micawber-Raymond Feuchtg David Copperfield- Naydene Barnes: Peggotty-Evelyn Krimm Aunt Betsey: You can go whenever you like. I'l1 take my chances with the boy. If he's all you say he is, et least I can do as much for him then, as you have done.But I don't believe a word of it. Jane: How over- poweringly polite! H T David:-1Sir, I'd much prefer that you address me as David Copperfield. Micawber: ----Oho! The little man has a mind of his own which is a novelty for one just ap- proaching manhood. In short:----we shall be friends. an-mea-uueuseufv Left to right: Edward Murdstone-David Lustigg Jane Murdstone--Jean Westg Aunt Betsey Trotwood--Marie Goecknerg Mr. Dick-Roger Nuxollg David Copperfield-Naydene Barnes HH HOENE HARUJARE QQ., August E. Hoene, and John W. Seubert, Props.,Cottonwood, Idaho,phone 842 JOHN HOENE , Inc., of Cottonwood and Grangevilleg Cottonwood phone 90--Grangeville phone 542

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Home conomic im WMM Left to right: Ruth Hudgins, Mary Jo Schmidt, Jeanette Jenny, Claudia Hoene, Evelyn Uptmor, Dorothy Uhlenkott,Rita Geis, Betty Lou Schnider, Nelia Haener, Sister M. D minica, Valetta Stolz Snapshots: Mary Jo Schmidt measuring skirt for Rita Geisg Nelia Haener, Claudia Hoene,Dorothy Uhlenkott, and Betty Lou Schnider knitting and crotcheting rty girls signed up for sewing this year mak ing a total of L2 students in the department. Equip- ment added includes two new Necchi machines, a new swing needle Singer, six individual sewing tables , two large cutting tables, a triple mirror, a model- ing stand for measuring skirt lengths. Most of the improvements have been a donation,in- cluding the tile on the floor, fr m a friend of Sis- ter M. Dominica. An effort is being made to beauti- fy the department still more with attractive plants As a help to the poor, one box was sent to the orphanage for negro children at Grand Coteau, Louis- iana, three boxes to the Indian school at Chamber- lain, South Dakota, one box to the Indian school at Stephan, South Dakota, and a box to leper girls in the Philippines. Part of the clothing in the boxes was made by students of the sewing class and the rest was a donation. 30