St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1948 volume:

$+s ll Tl I ; IrTi! I KTi I fcp'i | IP'i I kr, 11 Ikri 11 kr. 11 fc??i I I I fc Ti I IT PublukeA Igtk SatiicT CIq$« CQ cmJ £ ) Dedication t-Q, ueen TO OUR PATRONESS ST. MARGARET, QUEEN OF SCOTLAND, valiant woman and benefactor of the poor, we, the Senior Class, dedicate our 1948 DAYESYE and also . . . TO MOTHER MARY BERTRAND who has been the inspiring factor in inculcating the growth of the Christ-life in us, do we dedicate this book. She has been ever vigilant in holding to the course which will make us truly Christian women, and through her tireless effort she has succeeded in integrating our academic and extra-curricular activities with Christian philosophy. MHC A retace WE, THE SENIOR CLASS, have chosen the life of St. Margaret of Scotland as the theme for our book in an attempt to further the knowledge of her valiant life and to instill a greater devotion to her, our regal patroness. In reply to a letter to Scotland seeking information about St. Margaret, the Reverend David McRoberts, author of St. Margaret, Queen of Scotland, states: It is with very great pleasure I learn that St. Margaret is held in honor so far away from her own country. May the DAYESYE and St. Margaret’s Academy long prosper and spread the knowledge and love of St. Margaret. . .” •'Part One MARGARET - QUEEN oCeaderA Tart Two MARGARET - SAINT 3 (L outers 'Part Three MARGARET - TEACHER X earners Tart Four MARGARET - BENEFACTOR Sharers Waller Wary Eertrand Principal M.A., Catholic University Religion Sitter J ominica Procurator B.A., College of St. Catherine Silter Qerarcl Wajelfa Secretary, Bursar Holy Redeemer Academy Detroit, Michigan Sitter Syn ellct B.A., College of St. Catherine English Shier Jinn fauti me B.A., College of St. Catherine Typing, Shorthand Sitter Senicirdine M.S.Educ., University of North Dakota Art, English Sitter Cdfciritta B.A., College of St. Catherine Supervisor of Study Safer Wary Join Registrar M.S., University of Chicago Religion, Physics Wrs. WaryJJ. Wort I Office Secretary Safer JsaUL B.A., College of St. Catherine History, Religion, Social Problems Sitter oln Sinqefa B.A., College of St. Catherine English, Religion, Typing fitter iijarie Sernarcl B.A., College of St. Catherine Biology, Physiology Sitter 7IJanj _ Jdugo M.S., University of Chicago Algebra, Chemistry, General Science Po e lour an Our 3, etc a fty SU„ Wan, 3, terede icinj M.A., University of Minnesota Religion, Library Science Sister Wanj Virginia B.A., College of St. Catherine Religion, English, Journalism Sister OM B.A., College of St. Catherine Religion, American History Sidler efin a St. Joseph’s Training School Cafeteria Service Midler Sain a lla Diploma. St. Agatha’s Conservatory, St. Paul Licentiate Certificate Theory, Piano, Choral Midler S a inf T)ere da B.A., College of St. Catherine Religion, French, Spanish Sid ter lie re da ode l B.A., College of St. Catherine Piano, Voice Sid ter T)he rede HJarie B.M., American Conservatory Chicago, Illinois Piano, Harmony Sister Vincent S)e (SJ M.A., University of Minnesota Latin, Algebra Wiss Wonica JaelLji B.A., College of St. Catherine Glee Club, History Ujidd Iren e - Senn ed j B.A., College of St. Catherine Physical Education nu3.jt,,r, B.A., Knox College, Salcsburg, Illinois Dramatic Arts, English niissjLjneS Wo r B.A., Agricultural College Fargo, North Dakota Algebra, Geometry, Higher Algebra Wiss Charlotte Stephens B.A., College of St. Catherine Clothing OU Wain - CitaJef of Coll,,,; Poge � !x Sumntert line m Jain in j ul( cjlonj C ampuS SbecLJ in Winter White Pogo � even MARGARET, SAINT _ %((ou M THE LIFE OF ST. MARGARET CENTERED about a burning love of God and His Church. This love inflamed the hearts of all who came in contact with her, husband and children, and the courtiers and common people under her rule. Not only did this zeal enable her to bring about reorganization in the Church but also spurred her to make beautiful craft work to be used in God’s house. She was well aware of the vital role the liturgy must play in the life of a militant Catholic and made this the focal point of her religious exercises. We at St. Margaret’s strive to follow her splendid example by entering into the spirit of the Church year. Each academic day begins with morning prayer, reading and reflection on the feast of the day. In tremendous trifles” such as prayer before class and devotions in honor of St. Joseph and Our Lady, visits on First Friday, Stations of the Cross and in memories like annual retreats and religion classes we, too, are becoming strong followers of Margaret-the Saint. Cdom m en cem en t JUNE 2,1948 JorLij - Jirsl Cjra d' a I i on Page nine President VUj Jou Wurray Her word is law Senior Secretary Can you stay tonight! Vice-President oan ,Sive It's for my scrapbook” Poge ton Treasurer a rij rjCcueni ier Her voice is ever soft £.i(een inafim Nun can compare IIjarejaret J3erreni ’ Joy without measure” Wanj Eol Sometimes I think an Pogo eloven J§lirfctj Ca eu Lovely as the lris(h) ara Cas ac 4 Sparkles A. Plenty (f3erqil demmer Pull of the Dickens—not Charles In her tongue is a law of kindness PLJL Cotten A quiet girl, but quite a girl Pago tv olvo ■ u mi ary Cram Seen but not heard uric I Cunningham Rusty” Carol' jbeJ!on Til do it’ Sbich in.son She and silence are strangers Patricia CLfiller Her smile is contagious Pogo thirteen Palri cia ry£)unn I dislike flattery PltJL Durand Congeniality is her charm 3 and «2)zicivior Rhapsody of words J(atl icrtne £rloti(jler Love that chemistry rj£)orofltj Z}isler True worth is silent Page fourteen nu x lanj oL.ott tzgerald ”Fitz into any social circle fdtt fherson Irene to Schubert's Alley' She sees the sunny side of life Carol QiLlea Cinderella’s slippers—size 4 Hu, Eraser I o sleep, perchance to dream Pogo fiftwn Twist and twirl that little curl t)orotltj CjranJe Silence is Grande W(,nj francs I'm almost sixty inches now £jitl JJanitS Rhythm in her fingers r- t)olorcd Jlecbnicin Her '’Social” life rates A Page sixteen Jnnella _JJcinen JTNTI Trim, Neat. and Terrific’ £tizalctl Mail M.D.—Mighty Dynamic 3- attune Jfun Dancing in fashion. De queen of us all Her faults rest gently on her Pat rid a 3rutin Queen of Hearts Poge :e.«ntoen Phoele J aroSccih Is there a book she hasn't read? J am merer Witty and wise, economy size Il arion -J atzmcireh Sunshine in the rain f t Iri ci a KM,, Atomic Conversationalist f oSemarij J U There is no wisdom like frankness Pago eighteen rJloiS -J ocl The pause that refreshes’ Wan, Rita J!a,Jnj Blushing becomes her War9a ret cJLarliin Minneapolis, suburb of Hopkins dt)onna oLauerdiere Fusion of frolic and fun Con tance cdoecjerincj Little she asks but much she gives Poge nineteen l oJt’inarif Webber,nott Deliberate and demure Mel enc WcZbonJcl Pass that anacin; bury that headline u Wr2 , cron tea n 0 1 rt i Nimble fingers on the '88” Poise to her very finger tips Pog® twenty Geraldi me Kjera i WcWulL I think but dare not speak SUa WcYlcive Shur an’ she's Irish jL„ WU Tranquility accomplishes much nu, nu Thimble full of wit Patience is a necessary ingredient of genius' Pogo tw«nty-ono CtUaUl Witter Her sense adds up to wealth To speak is to laugh jo Jin,, Woes Paragon of graciousness CLaU, Word, Do it now” t Page twenty-two Q era feline IZe.neUt Our own Velvet Fog” d3ernadine t lode I'll be ready in a minute' JC atI teen I'doivles We’ll take a dozen Wary-Ann Kyan Prirna Ballerina Joyce WeLn A pearl of great price Poge Tw nly-«hre« Wanj Warfare! e,ja„ Oh, that's trite” � ■ cannc hauler Sincerity is her code Savefhout erriant We cannot all be masters' Wonica S,ni9Ui Silhouette of fashion Page twenty-touf J'J'efen Ua.il ro Utter for the editor oa n l'l Mt a (cn Rest first: then work Carat Wlite A word a second got erta WiLon Snappy Bobbie has no double Ot zaletl ijouncj She's here, there, and everywhere Poge fwenfy-Five C. (ass oj 194 EILEEN ANGI.IM: G.A.A. i, a, 3; Latin Club t, a; 4020 Upton Avenue South Wh. 0978 MARGARET BERRENS: G.A.A. 3; Latin Club 1; 4719 Nokomis Avenue Dr. 4931 MARY BOHAN: Marseot Staff 4; 3936 Zenith Avenue South Wa. 2035 SHIRLEY CASEY: G.A.A. 2; 4012 14th Avenue South--------------------------------------------Co. 1992 BARBARA CASSADY: Student Council 4; Dayesye Staff 4; C.S.M.C. 4; 3941 Grand Avenue South Re. 9018 BERGIT CLEMMER: G.A.A. 1, 2; Latin Cub 1; 803 Douglas Avenue Apt. 2 Ke. 7094 SALLY COLFORD: French Club 1; 4316 Harriet Avenue PI. 1804 EILEEN COOKE: Dayesye Staff t, 4; Mar scot Staff 3, 4; Class Secretary 4; 502 East 26th Street PHYLLIS COTTEN: G.A.A. 1, 2; Latin Club 1; 2708 Humboldt Avenue North Ch. 2072. ROSEMARY CRAM: G.A.A. 1; Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4; 225 West 15th Street Li. 3208 MURIEL CUNNINGHAM: G.A.A. 1. 2, 3; Glee Club 1. 2, 3; Student Council 3; Marfcot Staff 4; Dayetyc Staff 4; Wavzata, Minnesota Wayzata 553 CAROL DELONG: Dayesye 1; G.A.A. t, 2; French Club t, 2; St. Paul Park. Minnesota La. 9620 MARY DICKINSON: G.A.A. t, 2; Student Council 2; Class President 3; Dayesye Staff 4; 4014 Emerson North Ch. 4325 PATRICIA DITTER: Chi-Rho Cub 4; 404 Thomas Avenue South Ke. 2541 PATRICIA DUNN: French Club. 1. 2; Dramatics Club 4; Marseot Staff 4; 1114 14th Avenue North Ch. 1562 PHYLLIS DURAND: G.A.A. 2; CS.M.C. 4: 133 Earl Avenue, Robbinsdale, Minnesota Hy. 8593 JANET DZIEWIOR: Dramatics Club 4; 422 30th Avenue North Al. 6458 MARY KATHERINE ERLOUGHER: G.A.A. 1; French Club 1, 2; 2429 Colfax Avenue South Ke. 3472 DOROTHY FISHER: Glee Club 2, 3; 5217 France Avenue South —------Wh. 7371 MARY LOU FITZGERALD: Latin Club 1; CS.M.C. 1, 2. 3; Dayesye Staff 4; 3921 21st Avenue South Du. 3463 NAN FRASER: Student Council 1; Marseot Staff 4; Dayesye Staff 4; Dramatics Club 4; 3830 Plexsant Avenue Lo. 5113 MARY ANN FULKERSON: Latin Club 1; Science Club t; G.A.A. 1,2; Glee Club 2; 29 Sheridan Avenue So. Ke. 3625 South Ke. 3625 MARY GATES: G.A.A. 1, 2; CS.M.C. 2; Latin Club 2; Basketball 2, 3; 424 Thomas Avenue South Ke. 0052 CAROL GILDEA: G.A.A. 1; Latin Club 1; CS.M.C. 1; 3333 Grand Avenue South Co. 1598 JOAN GORMLEY: Latin Club t, 2; C.S.M.C. 4; 3018 32nd Avenue South Du. 1835 DOROTHY GRANDE: G.A.A. 1; Latin Club t, 2; 3644 Harriet Avenue South Re. 1998 MARY GRONES: Latin Club t, 2; G.A.A. 2; Soft Ball 3; 4114 Fremont Avenue North Ch. 7995 EDITH HANUS: Latin Club 2; 2622 Irving Avenue North Hy. 8181 DOLORES HECKMAN: G.A.A. 1,2; Latin Cub t. 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 4; 3137 35th Avenue South Dr. 1514 ANNELLA HEINEN: Clavs President 2; Osseo, Minnesota-------------------------------- 36J ELIZABETH HULET: Dramatics Club 3; Spanish Club 3; 1508 nth Avenue South Br. 5684 JOANNE HUNT: G.A.A. 1; Cheer Leader 3, 4; 1806 Aldrich Avenue North Ch. 2498 MARY ANN HURLEY: Latin Club 2: 3347 Harriet Avenue Co. 1056 PATRICIA IRWIN: G.A.A. 1; 1926 Queen Avenue North Ch. 6768 PHOEBE JAROSCAK: 4012 Zenith South ---------------------Wa. 7563 MARY ANN KAMMERER: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Class President 1; Marseot Staff 1, 2; Dayseye Staff 3; 2802 Emerson Avenue North Ch. 2602 MARION KATZMAREK: 2601 Fremont North Hy. 4790 PATRICIA KELLY; G.A.A. 1; Glee dub 1; 621 6th Street --------------v----- GI. 2157 ROSEMARY KLEVE: G.A.A. 1; Glee Club 1; French Club 1, 2; 3033 Polk Street North East St. 1274 LOIS KOCH: G.A.A. i, 2; Student Council i; French Club 3; 745 France Avenue North Hy. 9654 MARY RITA LANDRY: GA.A. 1, 2; Dayesye Staff 4; 45 Alpine Pass, Tyrol Hills 5 Ke. 4600 MARGARET LARKIN: 34 North 15th Avenue. Hopkins-------------------------------------Ho. 7349 Poqo twenty-six Senior r t)ireclorii DONNA LAVERDIERE: G.A.A. i; Dramatics Club j. 4; French Club i, 2; 5227 Polk Street North East Gr. 5946 MARY LEVERNIER: Class Treajurer 4; Dayesye Staff 4; 3800 Xerxes Avenue North Hy. 3056 CONSTANCE LOEGERING: G.A.A. 1. 2, 3. 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Chi Rho Club 4; French Club 1, 2; Old Wavzata Road, Minneapolis Or. 9246W MARY HELENE McDONALD: Student Council 4; G.A.A. 1, 2; Marscot Staff 3, 4; Dayesye Staff 3; French Club 3, 4; 1941 North East Hayes Gr. 5828 VERONICA McDONALD: -,402 35th Avenue South Dr. 1094 JOAN McGINTY: G.A.A. 1, 2. 4; 1523 James Avenue North Hy. 4865 JEANNE McLAUGHLIN: Maned Staff 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; 4709 Stevens Avenue South Lo. 9271 GERALDINE McMULLIN: G.A.A. 1. 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; 3016 nth Avenue South Pa. 6918 SHEILA McNEIVE: Latin Club 2; 2412 James Avenue North Hv. 6830 JEAN CATHERINE MAAS: I-atin Club 1, 2; Science Club 3; 3316 Stinson Boulevard Gr. 1339 MARY MACK: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Mancot Staff 3, 4; Science Club 3; Chi Rho 3, 4; 2643 Humboldt Avenue North Hy. 3632 JOAN MADDOCK: G.A.A. t; Dayesye Staff 4; French Club 3, 4; Science Club 3; 4145 Zenia Avenue North, Robbinsdale _______________________ Hy. 0702 ELIZABETH MILLER: 4508 31st Avenue South Du. 2761 TERESE MILLER: G.A.A. t; Glee Club 2; Dayesye Staff 4; 3512 Queen North Hy. 7195 JO ANN MOES: G.A.A. 1. 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Gass Secretary 2; French Club 1, 2; Science Club 3; 26 Alpine Pass, Tyrol Hills Ke. 0210 THERESE MORAN: Gass Treasurer 1; Class Secretary 3; Glee Gub 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; 2748 40th Avenue South Dr. 7278 ELIZABETH MURCK: G.A.A. 1; Glee Club 1; 1821 16th Avenue South ............ Ge. 0285 MARY LOU MURRAY: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Mancot Staff 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Gass President 4; 2125 Bryant North Ch. 9203 JOYCE NELSON: G.A.A. 2; Dayesye Staff 4; 3204 29th Avenue South Dr. 5790 GERALDINE RANDALL: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Glee Gub 1, 2, 3; 4830 32nd Avenue South Pa. 7640 BERNADINE RHODE: G.A.A. 1; Glee Club 1; I-atin Gub 1, 2; Science Club 3; Mancot Staff 4; C.S.M.C. 4; 2302 Girard Avenue North Hv. 5729 • KATHLEEN ROWLES: Glee Gub «; 3019 North Thomas Ch. 2676 MARY ANN RYAN: French Gub 1. 2; C.S.M.C. 4; Dayesye Staff 4; 1215 16th Avenue North Ch. 6058 MARY MARGARET RYAN: Marscot Staff 1; Latin Gub 1, 2; Glee Club 4; Dayesye Staff 4; 3651 2nd Avenue South________ Re- 4230 JEANNE SAUBER: Glee Club 3; French Club 3, 4; 3747 Bryant South --------------- —-----Lo. 0010 MERRIAM SAVELKOUL: G.A.A. 1. 2; I-atin Club 1, 2; Marscot Staff 2, 3; Basketball 3, 4; 3846 North Aldrich Hy. 0625 ALICE SEITER: G.A.A. 1, 2; Science Club 3; Marscot Staff 4; Dayesye Staff 4; 2113 Portland Avenue South Br. 4914 JOAN SIPE: G.A.A. 1, 2; Science Club 3; Gass Treasurer 3; Dayesye Staff 3, 4; Student Council 4; Gass Vice President 4; 4229 Toledo Avenue. Robbinsdale Hy. 2319 MONICA SMIGLESKI: CS.M.C. 1; Glee Gub 2, 3; Dayesye Staff 4; 2120 Como Avenue South East Gl. 7357 HELEN VASHRO: Glee Club 1; Dramatic Club 2; Science Club 3; French Gub 4; Dayesye Staff 4; 3506 Dupont Avenue North Ch. 9392 JOAN WHALEN: G.A.A. 1. 2; Larin Club 1, 2; Baseball 2. 3; 1215 Glenwood Avenue North At. 2776 CAROL WHITE: Latin Gub 2; Dramatic Gub 3; 3853 Harriet Avenue South ... Co. 1737 ROBERTA WILSON: G.A.A. 1, 2; French Club 1, 2; C.S.M.C. i, 3, 4; Dramatic Gub 3; Basketball 3, 4; Marscot Staff 3, 4; 3200 Humbolt Avenue North Ch. 9084 ELIZABETH YOUNG: Class Secretary 1; Student Council 3; Marscot Staff 3, 4; Student Council President 4; 3848 Pillsbury Avenue South Re. 8762 Poge twenty-seven SINCERELY OURS, THE JUNIORS—Jean Wallerius, Judith Schramm and Phyllis Gleason make plans for talent show. TO THE JUNIOR-SENIOR luncheon go Alice Kelly, l aVerne Bendsten, Alice Warnemunde and Maureen O'Neill. Class President Catherine McGill Vice President Rita Hansmann Secretary Margaret Hirt Treasurer Marguerite Frantz Ron 1. JOYCE AMANS. DONNA BATTAGLIA, LaVERNE BENDSTEN, MARILYN BIHNER, JUDITH BLADE. Ron 2. JEANNE BRIX, BEVERLY BRODERICK, PATRICIA BUSCH. MARGARET CARR. BARBARA CLEMMER. Pogo tw n y-nlr « SUSAN COLFORD MARGARET DAMIANI NANCY DOHERTY NANCY JEUB GERALDINE JOHNSON KATHLEEN DOUGHERTY ANNA DUNNE EVELYN FISCH ALICE KELLY DOROTHY KOHMAN MARY FOY MARGARET GLASS PHYLLIS GLEASON JEANNINE LEMIEUX DOLORES LUTHER BARBARA GOBLIRSCH HELEN GOBLIRSCH NANCY GRAHAM ROSEMARY LYMAN MARY McINERNY LUCY GYGAX FRANCES HANDZEL MARGARET HART MARILYN McNEIL BONITA McNULTY MARION HARTMAN JOAN HASSELO ROMANA HELLER YVONNE HENTGES JANE HUESER BARBARA JANNACH Pag« thirty ROSEMARY O’MALLEY MAUREEN O’NEILL JOAN OWEN PATRICIA MAHONEY MARY JEAN MANKE JACQUELINE PARSONS MARCELLA PERKINS TERESA JEAN RAY MARY MARRIN ROSELLE MERTENS GERALDINE REBB RITA RIORDAN JUDITH SCHRAMM MARY ANN MICHAELS MARGARET MISJUK MARGARET SEITER JOAN SHANLY MARGARET SIPE RITA MORROW CAROLYN MOTZKO PATRICIA SMIGLESKI JOAN STAHMANN ELIZABETH STEINBACH SHIRLEY OEFFLING ROSE MARIE O’DONNELL GLORIA SWANSON MARGARET WARD JEAN WALLERILJS ALICE WARNEMUNDE JANE WELNA MARY JANE WHITE Pogo ihirty-ooo LIGHTING UP for Sophomore Open House arc Mary Mttrek, Lois Schumacher. Claire Nagel and llcne Ruettimann. KNIT ONE—PURL TWO—Sophomores knit afghan as Red Cress activity during home room. Pogo thirty-two Officers Class President Patricia Potter Vice President Helen Stone Secretary Veronica Mortl Treasurer Kathleen Mullitt CATHERINE ADAMS NANCY AMIREAULT VIRGINIA ANTOL.AK RITA BATTAIOLA JEAN BOIKE PATRICIA BORN Poge thirty-lKf«e MAXINE JOHNSON GERALDINE KAPUSTER PATRICIA BOYLE MARY BROWN MARGARET CAMPION DOROTHY KOETZ MARY LANG PATRICIA CUMMING BETTY ANN DITTES MURIEL DeNIGHT PATRICIA LANG EILEEN LARKIN PATRICIA DOUGHERTY JANET DUNN JEAN DWYER MARY LEACH MARY LEBER SUSAN ERLOUGHER IUNE ESS VIRGIE ANN FISCHER MARY LEMIEUX PATRICIA LENNON ROSEMARIE FISH FREEMAN Y ANN GASPER DONNA MAE LENART MAR I ANN LESKIEW RVICK ILEY «WOOD BARBARA ANN LOESCH MARY HELEN McDONOUGH JACQUELINE GRIEBLER SHARON HARPER MARY HECKMAN Pago ihirty-four BARBARA RUBENZER ILENE RUETTIMANN CAROLYN RUFFENACH mary jo McLaughlin IRENE MAAS HELEN RYAN MARY CATHERINE ST. MARTIN ANN MARIE SAMMON UNITA MANSMITH GLORIA MAX JANICE SANBORN HELEN SCHOENBERGER KATHYLEEN SCHULLER NANCY MELOCHE MARY MISJUK LOIS SCHUMACHER GERALDINE SIMONSON MARY FLIN SOMMERS MARILYN MOORMAN MARY MURCK JOANNE SPILLANB COLLETTE STENBERG MARY STOCKS CLAIRE NAGEL BARBARA PALMER DONNA TER LOUW MARY ANN TERSCH JOAN VIGARD IACQUELINE PERRIZO MARLENE POWER PATRICIA WEICHERDING CAROL WINTHEISER CAROL WREN JANICE PULSIFER FRANCES RAICHE Po«. Thirty-fivo ♦ V DIVE FOR the Oyster; Dig for the Clam say Donna Busch, Louvcrne Noble and Margaret Duffy at the Shrimp Swing, Freshman C.S.M.C. project. WE ARE Poor Little Shrimps Who Have Lost Our Way—Boo-hco-hoo sing Jane Ryan, Mary Jo Murphy. Joan Vollbrecht, Patricia Stone, Joanne Kapuster, Marlys Ro-sacker, Margaret Duffy, Joann Kujana, Donna Busch and Louverne Noble. Pag thirty-six Class President Margaret Mary Duffy Vice President Patricia Ratiutn Secretary Joan Vollbrecht Treasurer ________- Joan Smith Row 1: Marlene Adkins, Catherine Armitagc, Rose Mary Anderson, Joyce Bchun. Margaret Bohan, Ann Brady, Barbara Buckner, Mary Burns. Row 2: Donna Busch, Jeannine Carufel, Joan Chcrneskc, Lois Clarkin, Nancy Corcoran, Marlene Daigle, Barbara Dibcs, Darlene Dionc. Poqe thifty-� ovon Row I: Betty Ditter, Marguerite Doherty, Mary Kay Dorsey, Maureen Drew, Eileen Dugan. Patricia Eaton, Rita Eichtcn, Maxine Eckcs. Row 2: Audrey Esterley, Jean Fitch. Janet Forcelle, Leona Gagnon, Nancy Gantter, Ardys Gates, Anne Gibbs, Roseanne Gigucre. Row 1: Darlene Griffin, Donna Grones, Joan Gruidl, Madonna Hansen, Patricia Hart, lone Hartman, Bette Henderson, Claire Hessburg. Row 2: Louanne Howard, Mary Jane Huberty, Vivian Johnson, Joanne Kapustcr, Alvina Karst, Louise Kelly, Mary Kempf, Barbara Koll. Row Lois Kranz, Joann Kujawa, Kathleen Langner, Darlene Lee, Annette Lender, Suzanne Liemandt, Catherine Logan, Elizabeth Lyman. Poge th«f1y-«iflhr Row 1: Claire McDonald, Nancy McGovern, Vivian McNeil, Mary McNulty, Alice Maas. Mary Maher, Patricia Maves, Barbara Mergcns. Row 2: Frances Moore, Mary Jo Murphy, Anne Neerland, Mary Anne Neuberger. LaVonne Neumann, Lou-vernc Noble, Sally Noonan, Patricia Noraro. Row 1: Dolores Oakes, Margaret O’Connor, Olivine Olmstead, Sharon O’Neil, Adrienne Ouellette, Eleanor Over, Rita Rademachcr, Geraldine Rein. Row 2: Muriel Riviere, Maxine Roney, Marlys Rosacker. Betty Ross, Jane Ryan, Gloria Sanocki. Dorothy Sieg-ler, Mary Slcpica. Row 3: Patricia Stone, Mary Sue Sullivan, Donna Vcsika, Patricia Walters, Lois Wclna, Donna White, Marilyn Wynn, Patricia Zuccaro. Poge thirty-nin® MARGARET, TEACHER - earners UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ST. MARGARET, the Scottish court became a center of learning. Margaret, who had a great thirst for knowledge, invited scholarly priests from Europe to Scotland. She and her learned guests would sit by the hour conversing and debating over various theories. Oftentimes the result of these disputes was that these intellectual personages took their departure from the court with an enobled philosophy and a fund of newly acquired knowledge. St. Margaret also collected several scriptural books. Her favorite, the Gospel Book, she studied constantly with her penetrating intellect. Today we find that St. Margaret’s spirit still permeates surroundings wherever her patronage is sought. Here at school in our classes we are taught the important task of growing in the Christ-life, and we learn to correlate our knowledge of science, literature and the arts with our daily living in order to be articulate Catholics making functional our Christian philosophy of life. Pogo forty SERVICE without reserve” as given by Maxine Eck.es, Barbara Goblirsch, Sally Colford, Catherine Logan and Maxine Roney, librarians, j.g. Serioui SM-A. WONDERING if a funny Latin story could be called a ’classic” joke are Mary Maher, Barbara Mergens, Patricia Notaro, Mary Kempf. Louise Kelly, Mary Sullivan and Elizabeth Lyman. Page forty-one PHYSICISTS persevere when the pressure” is on—Shirley Oef-fling, Janet Dziewior, Elizabeth Hulet, Mary Foy and Phyllis Gleason. the interests of ScL tie nee WATCHFUL EYES await results as Bcrnadinc Rhode and Eileen Cooke muse over condensing conundrum. Pog® forty-two CHEMISTS CREATE curious concoctions—Constance Loeger-ing, Jean Maas and Patricia Kelly. SEEDLINGS THRIVE under the watchful eyes of Muriel DeNight, Margaret Sipe, Helen Stone, Carol Winlheiser, Mary Jo Mcl.aughlin. Patricia Mahoney and Margaret Hirt. FINISHED physiologists put knowledge into practice—T eresa Ray, Jean IVallerius. Rose Marie O’Donnell, Patricia Irwin and Edith Hanus. Pago forty-three « ■ SENORITAS display festive spirit of Spain— Joyce Behun, Marilyn Wynn, Barbara Dibos, Bette Henderson, Kathleen Langner and Barbara Goblirsch. Sitting— Donna White, Anna Dunn, Sally Noonan, Patricia Stone and Roselle Mertens. SUR LE PONT” sing merry Frenchmen—Audrey Ester ley, Margaret Ward, Dolores Luther, Roseanne Giguere, Evelyn Fisch, Collette Sten-berg, Jean Boike, Patricia Cun:ruing, Joan V(Albrecht, Joan Mad dock and Adrienne Ouellette. onS Poge forty-four m x earn “WinJ Our K udineSd 99 SHORTHAND STUDENTS strive for speed —Patricia Ditter, Elizabeth Murck, Constance ljjegering, Dolores Heckman, Mary Dickinson, Mary Lou Fitzgerald. Joyce Nelson and Therese Moran. MIXING BUSINESS with pleasure?—Terese Miller, Kathleen Rowles, Donna Laverdiere, Muriel Cunningham and Eileen Anglim. Page forty-five THE OLD TESTAMENT takes on a new meaning for Lois Welna, Darlene Dione, Frances Moore, Maxine Roney, Ann Brady and Maureen Drew. ARTISTS Carol DeLong and Patricia Dougherty take apprehensive peeks at lino-cut block prints. SEAMSTRESS SUPERBE'—Mary Jane White, Mary Foy, Mary Heckman, Mary Crones, Helen Schoenbergcr and Alice Seiler. P go forty-jix IN THE KNOW on all the latest angles are geometry students Mary Elin Sommers, Mary Murck, Geraldine K a pus ter, Barbara Rubenzer, Katherine Adams and Margaret Campion. Zsrom CATHOLIC ACTION OUR CRY” say C.S.M.C officers Rosemary Klevc, Mary Ann Kammerer, Mary Ann Ryan. Bernadine Rhode and Barbara Cassady. PoflO forty-sovon MARGARET, BENEFACTOR —Sharers O, GOD, WHO DIDST IMBUE the blessed queen Margaret with a spirit of singular charity towards the poor...” Thus the collect from the feast day of St. Margaret gives the motif for her life. Her confessor, Turgot, tells us that of all persons he has known she was the most devoted to works of mercy and almsgiving. She taught her husband, the king, and all the kingdom charity towards Christ in the person of the poor. Who shall find a valiant women?...She hath opened her hand to the needy, and she stretched out her hands to the poor.” We have found her in Margaret, Queen of Scotland. Therefore, motivated by the example of our patroness, we are encouraged to act in a similar pattern and to emulate her in contributing to the peace and happiness of friends in our everyday meetings. In our mission work, the basketball games, after school cokes, the school paper, and all of our spiritual, athletic, and social activities, we share in the charitableness of Margaret, Benefactor, by adding to the well-being of those about us. By our spirit, our good cheer, our kindnesses, we too can follow in the footsteps of the valiant woman. Poge forty-oight MUSIC STUDENTS return to stage for bows—Mary Leber, Patricia Busch, Kathleen Mullin, Dorothy Kohrnan, Judith Schramm, Mary Katherine Erlougher, Dolores Luther; Jean Maas and Irene Maas are at the piano. MARGUERITE MUSICIANS on their opening night—Collette Stenberg, l-a Verne Bends ten, Mary Jo McLaughlin, Barbara Rubenzer, Margaret Hart, Mary Stocks; Mary Mack and Margaret Datniani are at the piano. Pago forty-ntne ORIENTAL CAST provide thrills in Jade.” Phyllis Gleason, LaVerne Bend-sten and Patricia Smigleski. OUR LADY in the Nativity tableau is Jo Ann Moes. STAID ARABS and the American family relax before performance of the Christmas play, Star Eternal.” Jacqueline Griebler, Phyllis Gleason, Carolyn Motzko, Carol Wren, Patricia Dunn, Mary Lemieux. Roberta Wilson, Nan Fraser, Darlene Greenwood. Kathleen Dougherty and Kathylcen Schuller. FAIR YOUNG MAIDS in native costumes tell the Christmas story in song and dance. Donna Laverdiere, Thcrese Moran. Patricia Smigleski. Carolyn Rufjenach, Dolores Heckman. LaVerne Bend sten, Patricia Dougherty, Mary Leskiew. Joan Owen, Janet Dzicwior, Carol White and Rosemary Cram. i Pogo fifty SENIOR CLASS PLAYERS Roberta Wilson, Nan Fraser, Mary Ann Katntnerer, Elizabeth Hulet, Patricia Irwin, Therese Moran and Dolores Heckman look over script of SHU BERT ALLEY. We X earn JJ M3i DRAMATISTS EXTRAORDINAIRE are Kathleen Dougherty, Kathyleen Schuller, Mary Beth Glorvick. Carol White, Donna LarerJiere, Mary Lemieux, Jo Anne Moes, Carolyn Ruffenach, Mari-arm Leskicw and Patricia Dougherty who act in Silhouette and the Stars. Fog Mty SMA’S BUCKET BRIGADE”—Row I: Ann Marie Summon, Constance Lcegering, Dolores Luther, Mary Ann Kammerer, Judith Biade, Joan McGinty, Rosemary Lyman; Row 2: Muriel Cunningham, Maxine Roney, Merriam Savelkoul, Patricia Dougherty, Roberta Wilson, lj uise Kelly and Mary Lou Murray. GETTING IN TRIM for the championship game arc Roberta Wilson, Joan McGinty and Constance Loegering. SCOT’S SCORES Feb. 6 Scots 19 Green Soxs 16 Feb. 13 Scots 38 Angels 22 Feb. 20 Scots 18 Tonies 19 Feb. 28 Scots 22 Green Soxs 16 Mar. 5 Scots 30 Angels 25 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Mar. 12 Scots 18 Tonics 13 ASSETS TO THE TEAM, Scot lassies, Judith Blade, Maxine Roney, Ann Samon and Dolores Luther. Pago fifty-two FROM BETWEEN the posts on the stairway of Main, G.A.A. officials Mary Mack. Geraldine McMuUin and Constance Loegering beam smiles of approval on the athletic department. Ora ining in 'portdman li LOOKIT THAT SCOREBOARD, that’s our team.” Maureen O’Neill, Nancy Jeub, Jean Wallerius and Joanne Hunt lead a rousing cheer for the team with a title, the Scots. Page fifty-three ubliSherS PROSPECTS look good” («n the fall) muse contented DAYESYE staff members—Eileen Cooke, Joan Maddock, Joan Stahmann. Monica Smigleski, Rita Landry, Joan Sipe: Sitting— Mary Margaret Ryan, Mary Dickinson, Barbara Cassady and Nan Fraser. mmmarrmms'i Staff Editor Associate Editors Art Editors ___________________________________________________________________ Eileen Cooke Mary Dickinson and Mary Margaret Ryan Monica Smigleski and Joan Stahmann Business Staff Nan Fraser, Constance Loegering, Joan Maddock and Terese Miller. Circulation Mary Rita Landry Photography .............................................................................. Joan Sipe Page Make-up Mary Lou Fitzgerald and Alice Seiler General Staff Barbara Cassady, Muriel Cunningham, Mary Levernier, Mary Ann Ryan, Joyce Nelson, Helen Vashro. mmm Page fifty-four tyn corpora led WITH NOSES for news Barbara Goblirsch, Patricia Dunn, Mary Slocks and Catherine Adams keep MAR-SCOT All American. All Catholic International First Place Quill and Scroll All-American Co-Editors Associate Editor Junior Associate Editors Sport Staff Business Manager Mary Helene McDonald. Mary Lou Murray Betty Young Barbara Jannach, Catherine McGill Dolores Luther. Roselle Mertens ... Alice Seiter Art Staff Susan Col ford. Eileen Cooke, Muriel Cunningham. Joan Stahmann, Roberta Wilson. Staff Photographers Mary Mack, Barbara Jannach. Editorial Staff Catherine Adams, Judith Blade, Mary Bohan, Patricia Dunn, Nan Fraser, Barbara Goblirsch. Rita Hansmann, Phoebe Jaroscak, Joan Shanly, Mary Stocks, Mary Jane White. Business Staff Marilyn Bihner, Mary Mack. Bemadine Rhode. EDITORS Elizabeth Young, Mary Lou Murray and Mary Helene McDonald check page proof hot off the press. Poge fifty-five FOUR LEAF CLOVER is one request of Glee Club members Therese Moran, Darlene Greenwood, Barbara Buckner, Patricia Stone. Geraldine Rein, Dolores Heckman, Mary Burns, Claire McDonald and Marlys Rosacker. HARDLY ABLE to tear themselves away, Kathleen Dougherty, Mariann Leskicw. Patricia Dougherty and Vivian McNeil load up for the long trip home. Pogo PLANNING NEW projects and checking the old arc Red Cross council members Judith Blade, Lois Welna, Dolores Heckman, Bernadine Rhode. Frances Moore and June Ess. We’re THE QUINTESSENCE of quintets—Mary Heckman, Darlene Lee, Joan Cher-neske, Patricia Dunn and Shirley Casey. Pago fifty-ioven m i Aion- ONE OF SMA's many stamp champs, Annette Lender, surveys her contribution to the Mission Stamp Drive sponsored by the freshman class. PACKING STAMPS for shipment arc Mari-ann Leskiew, Donna Vo-sika. Adrienne Ouellette. Kathleen Langner. Constance Loegering, Mar Kay Dorsey and Rose-anne Giguere. Page fifty-eight THAT THREE-THIRTY PAUSE refreshes Merriam Sar-elkoul, Patricia Boyle, Sally Noonan, Joan Whalen, Audrey Esterlcy and Roberta Wilson on their after school visit to the cafeteria. WHILE SECRETARY Mary Mack pens a serious thought, Vice President Catherine McGill and President Elizabeth Young indulge in a bit of sparkling chatter before a Student Council meeting. ARTISTS with the pedal extremities, Patricia Dunn, Lucy Gygax, Shirley Casey, Margaret Sipe, Mary Margaret Ryan and Helen Vashro demonstrate how it’s done. Pogo fifty-nine THE BEST THINGS in life” arc done by the Chi Rho projectionists of course!— Darlene Greenwood. Kathleen Mullin, Constance Loegering, Patricia Potter. Geraldine Kapuster. Barbara Rubenzer and Mary Mack- Jf erSonaiit y SENIOR C.S.M.C. presidents Mary Ann Ryan, Barbara Cassady and Mary Ann Kantmerer discuss Our Lady of Fatima with His Excellency Bishop James J. Byrne. Pago ilxty TRADITIONAL Senior Open House finds Mary Ann Kammercr, Mr. Ray Rammer• er, Mrs. Ray Kammercr. Mr. McNeire and Sheila McNeive exchanging cheery hellos. du m emoried JUNIORS FETE SENIORS at Luncheon—Joan Maddock. Frances Handzel. Mary Margaret Ryan, Helen Goblirsch, Judith Schramm, Phyllis Durand, Margaret Sipe, Jane Hueser. Katherine McGill. Mary lj u Murray, Rita Hansmann, Joan Sipe. Margaret Hirt. Eileen Cooke, Miss Agnes Mohr. Miss Charlotte Stephens and Mrs. Aylwyn McCauley. Pogo � lx� y-on« Q ueen IN MAY, THE MONTH OF OUR LADY, her daughters at St. Margaret’s appoint a special day to honor her as Queen. The seniors choose a girl from their class, who best portrays the virtues of the Blessed Virgin, to place the floral wreath upon her head. The girls, carrying flowers, march around the school, singing hymns in honor of Our Lady. Before the crowning each girl places her flowers at the foot of the statue, after which the Marguerites consecrate themselves anew to her service. Poflo � ixty-two Alumnae Association of St. Margaret’s Academy Mr. F. M. Anglim Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Berrens Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Bohan Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Casey Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Cassady Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Clemmcr The Reverend P. W. Coates Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Mrs. M. F. Cooke Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Cottcn Mrs. Mary Cousineau Mrs. J. E. Cousineau The Reverend Leonard Cowley Mrs. Mae Cram Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. L. S. DcLong Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Ditter The Reverend Charles F. Doran Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Durand Miss Dorothy Ellstrom Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Erloughcr Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Fraser Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fulkerson Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Gates Mrs. J. E. Gildea Mr. L. J. Gleason Mr. and Mrs. F. X. Gormlcy Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grande Mr. Roger Grazzini Mrs. Elizabeth Grones Mr. and Mrs. L. Hanus Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Heckman Mr. and Mrs. John Hcinen Mrs. Rose Marie Hulct Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jaroscak Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Kammcrer Mrs. Agnes Irwin Kane Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Katzmarck Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Klcve Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Larkin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Laverdiere Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Levcrnicr Mr. and Mrs. Walter Maas Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. A. A. McLaughlin Mrs. Edna McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. M. McNeive Mrs. A. Mack Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Miller Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Moes Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Murck Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Murray Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Nelson Dr. J. J. Nicol Dr. M. B. Nicol The Reverend R. E. Nolan Mrs. Elizabeth Rank Mr. B. J. Reardon Mr. and Mrs. John Rhode Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Rowlcs Ryan’s Coffee Cup Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Saubcr Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Savclkoul Mr. E. F. Scallen Mr. and Mrs. H. G. White Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Seiter Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sipc Stevens Electric Company Storvick’s Bakery Superior Dairies, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. L. Whalen Mr. Lawrence White Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Young The College of St. Catherine St. Mary’s Hospital Catholic Gift Shop Walter D. Gicrtsen Co. Gill Brothers Photo Craft Studio Mrs. J. F. Anderson Mr. A. M. Dunleavy Co-owners Erickson's Market Maguolo and Quick, Architects North Central Publishing Co. Slawik Motors, Inc. Fageros Market Jay A. Simon Music Co. Jordan Stevens Co. McGarvey Coffee Co., Inc. Pliam Linoleum Co. Hoppe Printing Co. Josten Manufacturing Co. Hcssburg Bros. R. A. Myers Co. Old Dutch Foods Compliments of a Friend M. L. Novack, Jeweler J. A. R. E. Solmes Co. Compliments of a Friend Jersey Ice Cream Co. Gabriel Martin Bakery Nesbitt Bottling Co. Model Clcaners-Launderers Hennepin Hardware Co. Barry Pharmacy Minneapolis Floral Co. Schuler’s Shoes, Inc. The E. M. Lohmann Co. North Wcstern-Hanna Fuel Co. Adams Florist Gamble Ludwig Paint Co. Northland Milk and Ice Cream Co. Lakewood Cemetery E. R. Moore Co. ■........... ' .' • .. i ' 1 •� . . • • • ' • • . ‘ ; - utocfraphs Pogo sixty-four