St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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How shall we discover the truth of the Gospel? If the truth we seek in our classes whether religion or science or art, leads us to a greater knowledge and love of God, then that truth will be power. How can we develop this power? By daily practical application of the principles of the Gospel we will defeat secularism and re-fashion all things in Christ, in the words of the Holy Father in his PAPAL DIRECTIVES FOR THE WOMEN OF TODAY -the great secret of winning others, is above all, to give them evidence that for a Catholic her faith is a solid and living reality XJLJ ln keeping with our theme we have laid out the contents of this Yearbook of T950 according to the following headings Introduction Qur Leaders Student Body Union in Christ Classes Activities THE Rl, ,fs sw, uest for truth Faith in action CLASS Pae Pae Pae Pae f ffl' ,. df K ar, gtg' gn- ,9-' aw, 1 'wifzglfzg 4 is r-t'f s5'4q AF- 'hy :gg 'LL QQQT 9 Q, 'A K, s F Y, nr! .-33' 'sen ga Writ' '- W -1 + ,fy 'ry 4 up ,Q H agar! 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BYRNE Auxiliary Bishop of St. Paul yt ,gs LE DERS MONSIGNCR REARDON From Cpenlng Moss Day IH The Tall unTul Commencemem D y IH Th sprung Monslgnor James A Reardon of The Basilica oT ST Mary shows a Truly pasToral lnTeresT In ST MargareTs as he generously lnv1Tes Us To hold Thes exercises ID has beauhful church We are pruylleged also To share each year IU The Eucharlshc Day commem oraTTon held In The Basllaca IU The FrsT week oT May THE REVEREND DAVID RONEY and THE VERY REVEREND MONSIGNOR JAMES A REARDON P A Pastor Basnllca of ST Mary THE REVEREND DAVID SCHUCK RELIGION INSTRUCTORS The Rev David Roney leTT and The Rev David Schuck rlghT assusTanT prlesTs aT The Sl :ca T ST Mary con ducTed relrglon classes IIT The Academy lsbrary during The second week of each monTh Father Roneyexplamecl Chrlshdn marriage To The sensors and The Command menTs To The lunnors FaTher Schuck disco sed Th Mas vvath The sophomores and The lr e ol hrlsT vvTh The re men T I Ba 'I' o , , - T 'f C ' I o T sh- FACULTY and ADMINISTRATIO MOTHER CARMENA, Superior M.A., University ot Minnesota SISTER IRMINA, Principal M.A., St. Louis University SISTER AGNELLA B.A., College of St. Catherine SISTER ANGELINE SISTER BASIL M.A., University of Minnesota SISTER CATHERINE M.A., University ot Minnesota SISTER JOHN ANGELA B.A., College of St. Catherine SISTER JULIE B.A., College of St. Catherine SISTER MARIE BERNARD B.A., College ot St. Catherine SISTER MARY JOHN Religion MS., University ot Chicago SISTER MARY RUTH Typing Shorthand Speech B.A., College of St. Catherine SISTER MARY THERESE Library Science M.A., University ot Minnesota SISTER ODILE Religion History Choral B.A., College ot St. Catherine SISTER ST. CECILIA, Directress ot Music Piano, Harmony History ot Music B.A., College of St. Catherine SISTER ST. AGATHA Piano Theory Choral Diploma, St. Agatha's Conservatory SISTER ST, KEVIN Cafeteria St. Joseph's Training School SISTER ST. TERESA Chemistry Physiology Spanish B.A., College of St. Catherine SISTER VINCENT de PAUL Algebra Latin M.A., University ot Minnesota - . --, .,... -,- .s--,-.wx--, . -- ..' - .--,- .--, . ..---.. . -if MISS HELEN DAHLGREN MRS AYLWYN MCCAULEY MISS AGNES MOHR VIISS HELEN DAHLGREN Rhy :col Eclucofuon MRS MARY NORTH Olllc Secrelory BA ST Olols College NorTlwRelcl Mmm MISS VIROINIA SOLTYS MRS AYIWYIXI MCEAULEY Soclol Rrolnle m Hlslory Worlrl Clllzenslwlp Engluslw Olee Club MUSIC Apprccucmon BA QOH Ce of St CUWUWC BA Knox College Ooleslvurg lll J MISS AGNES MOHR Mollwemollcs MISS CHARLOTTE STEPHENS Clollwwg Homemolcmg BA ND Slofe College Forgo N Do BA College of St Cotlwerme fa MRS MARY NORTH MISS VIRGINIA SOLTYS MISS U . 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Patty . . . booming Dayesye sales . . . good cook, expert seamstress DONNA BANACK MARILYN BARON Ry Fen fly ll V I .,xxl'f, X I J N onli i fy! lj'-il-.IJ NW! iff' 4,15-fi'-3 4---1' 'M ,af PAULINE BATTAGLIA RITA BATTAIOLA Poullne Bottcgllo Glee Club l Dork Eyes Duck Contnno ton wise ond wltty carefree os o Disney chorocter Ruta Battotola Glee Club 3 4 I Rho Club l 3 working or ployung whotever she rnoy do she s hoppy ond smtllng ond helptng us tool Jeon Botke Glee Club l 2 4 French Club l 2 guye me o horn to blow lull Cores owoy Jeonnle with the light brown hour Potruclcx Born G A A 2 Phy :cs Club 3 y llc :nt o good heod tor business Potnclo Boyle Chl Rho Club l Q Dczyesye Stott 4 o yety guuet oncl denture I ts p ychology ts h r Interest her blush becomes her JEAN BOKE PATRICIA BO RN PATRlClA BOYLE Bei' ,if -'WW 'lZ' 'x f. mils, ,---I 'f My 4 W, , 6 I I A , 55,4 lt A j 1 ' '- ,...Ch'- ,,4... ' ', A' - . .. s' ...Do esye StoFt4...guietly signi- J ll X . M Z ge nf ,pagan J , 5 4h + 4i'H1l MARGARET MARY CAMP ON PATRICIA CHATFIAINK Margaret Mary Camplon G A A I Q G ee Club I Q Rhy rcs Club 3 sweel and lovely lrrcnclly ancl good nalur cl crlway clcpcnclcrble honor roll wnh ease Patricia Chatelalne Lrnden Lane Plc yers 3 N rrh loss our Quan loxcs To argue sweet personalrry Patricia Dougherty Class Vrce Presrdenf I A I Cvlee Club I Lrnden Lane Players 3 4 Class Pre-srdenr 3 Rhysrcs Club 4 Basketball Musrc and rnerrrrnenf Janet Dunn Studenr Councrl I Dayesye Sfaff 4 I Rho I e rs shorf and so arn I cr whrz of 'ryprng full of chuckles Susan Erlougher Fench Club I 2 Sweet Sue rnoclel ol grace and parse flarr for clothes when I get The car PATRICIA DOUGI-IERTY JANET DUNN SUSAN ERLOUGI-IER '2 pl- 5? 'R 'inf' T' 'we' v U ' - snug-wmp,, 0-55. 23' Vll2GrE HSCHER l2OSEMAl?lE FISH Vnrgne Fischer G A A l Llnclen Lone Ployer 4 Doyesye Srcxfl 4 er peluol Srnrle o goo l word lor everyone collrng Doctor Fmsclwer Rosemorne Fxsh Frenclw Club l Science Club l shes reolly genulne Solurdoy sleeper Maryann Gosper Glee Club l 2 Real Dots lwer hobby as To collect clollor b 5 lust pushing H e leer Darlene Greenwood G A A l 2 Glee Club l Linden Lone Ployers 3 IRl'1O l C J M C Presldenl -4 5 tboll 2 3 being snloll rnolrers nor or oll Jclcquelyn Grlebler G A A l 2 ee ClJb l 2 Bcxslaelbcxll 3 4 :Rho l Q we ol oll fro es Russian doncer deferrnlned Juord DARLENE GREENWCOD JACQUELINE GRIEBLER -nfl!--' 'O 4 V, 'W MAl?YAlNllNl GASPER Pegs Thirteen Page lou rlee ------ if-... ,fm A-5: r-lm M' mag' ,-rf' J' 5 A 3 SHARON HARPER MARY HECKMAN MAXINE JOHNSON Sharon Horper-Science Club l . . . Cherrie . , . our bowling beouly. . . likes The liner Things ol life . . . girl with o heort ol gold . .. Mary Heckmo1nfOlee Club l . . . Science Club l . . . Doyesye Siofl 4 . , . lun ond fancy free . . . OfTlOlEUl' photography . . . Maxine JohnsonfvOlee Club l, 2 . . . Max . . . Tokes Things seriously . . . her clesires in lilo ore snioll . . . Geraldine Kcipusier--Student Council 2 . . . O.A.A. Q . . . Olee Club 2 . . . Clciss Secretory 3 . . . Morscot Stuff 3, 4 . . . Linden lone Rlciyers 3 . , . l have cilinosl slipped The hour . . . Dorothy Koetz O.A.A. l, 2 . . . Dot . , . noiecl for her big hecirl ond reocly sniile . . . wide-eyed wondering . . . Snyclei's Speciully . . . OERALDINE KARUSTER DOROTHY KOETZ 'K Q me News ,J ,fr W...-vaaogg ' Q PATRICIA LANG EILEEN LARKlN Patricia Lang-Glee Club 2 . . . Linden Lane Players 3 . . . courtesy unlimited . . a head for hats . . . future Forum foreman . . . Eileen Larkin-G.A.A. i . . . Lark . . . I live in the country and like it . . . slender and easy going . . . Don't cry Joe . . . Mary Leach-Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 . . . likes the wide open spaces . . . perfection on roller skates , . . loves good music . . . Mary Leber-Glee Club l, 3, 4 . . . Science Club l . . . an even temper and a vivid sense of humor . . . Kathleen Lehner-Our Washington D.C. rnedico . . .her first and last year at S.M.A. . . . her program is crowded . . . practical joker and wit . . . A ,L . x A 'X I. A Y f ,I - 1-l MARY LEACH MARY LEBER ' :P KKATHLEEN LEHNER N-. Page fifteen age ' fi 7' 'Ava' qunvlf' 1211 DONNA LENART MARIANN LESKlEW Donna Lenort G A A l 2 Sclcnce Club Q Glee Club 3 Lmcleh lone Ployels 3 she IWCVCI ooc Things by holfes prospect for Powers Mclrlunn Lesklew G A A 2 G eg Club 2 3 4 Scuemce Club Q hondy wuth the bow ond ourow lowes swimming chompuom bowler Borboro Loesch G A A l 2 C I Rho Club l 2 Lmdem Lone Rloyer 3 4 Physics Club 3 C S M C Round Table 3 Doyesye Stoll 4 Bobble blues choser Mary Jo McLc1ughlm G A A l 2 Chl Rho Club l stemogrophy rs her middle home hour ol red eye of blue Ohl who? o lol This gurl con do Nancy Meloche Linden Lone Rloyers 3 Isle begms or Three Sheen neo? ond sweel keeps the corwusohoh rollmg BARBARA LGESCH 'ARY JO MCLAUGHLIN NANCY MELOCHE ,,.qi?'m -m UU'U 'ZHSSS' s,' 4 - L I me im, 'Wg N'-sr '-7 ' 1 .W ,l,. T--,WW-f V f , ,f A . , ..... , n -,, ' I Q gi .. ' f , f EQ f' ' l 3 f . . . , . . . ' . , . . . . f . . . . . . le , , . . . . . . e- . . . , . . . h - , . , . s , ' ll ' ll 7 . . Y , . . . ' . . . . . . , s , , . . . H 1, Jo . . . C llu , lx X 5. ful itlqg. 35 'f--N 'v- QQ-asilitdi -dimldg-nf Www' IRENE MAAS JNTA MANSNNTH Irene Maas S ence CM W 3 GP CMJ 4 Future 0 CrC1pT6V of 5MA aNummac vc 0 Q Q our To Q Umfa Mansmnh KJ A A 2 We laughing QW! or SMA Her dur 5110 dfvays gay xr Glorla Max G A A I Q Luca CN ln GWLQ Club 2 L m Three Muskcfeer mm ITN VTWOIKHWQ IS f CIU IH' OU WI I Marilyn Moorman GHG Ol 2 4 a MTN a v e c T1 v curfew wthcm MARY WISJUK IVARNLYN MGC? MAN --my lilhlvls-n 40 M-.5 -vnm,,n 'll-lol GLORNA MAX . .L y ,A ,wx-' . if A , f ' Y 1 A I ' 5 X ci' 3 , , . . MQ . . . 1 mcmrbcf f The Mimi 'w A A . A. . . maj Y w V . . . Now, 1? 5 rf-if . . . ' ' fm. . . . . . w ' ' ' ' ' p - 'makes vv shes 1' . . . fl QW WMM a f1'iQr'wCHy Hi fo1 Qyfafycrmc . . . ' ...SCM 1 Q l,3... ,3...om'w'Tlw, .' A S . . . rwmwbh vvxTl'1Hwc?V We . . . Mary Misjuk G.A.A. 1 ... Science? CMAJ . , . Ch,-RMC Quin W, Q . , .Gfe:1,fCMiv3, 4 . . . ho 5 ' MQ gpg' lry . . . QL- fr SC1'Wd -H-HQ ' 5 Cul , , . , . Spe k ' 5, apo L4 fc!! . , . Th rc-Nafc: of 1 img LH dom: IS To have dome it . . . , X swims Q y . . . AVMF X l fvxr! ,M M 'Wk , N ff 5 Mr'-'B A Page eighteen y . i M- ft I 'Osh-kk' , T ' A T e T if VERONICA MORTL KATHLEEN MULLIN MARY MURCK . Sz . Veronica Mortl-Class Secretary 2 . . . Linden Lane Players 3 . . . Science Club 3 . . . prospective kindergarten teacher . . . Ronnie . . . a still small voice . . . Kathleen Mullin-Student Council l . . . Class President l . . . Class Treasurer 2 . . . G.A.A. 2 . . . Linden Lane Players 3, 4 . . . Marscot Stott 3, 4 . . . expert at aquatics . . . Mary Murck-Student Council l . . . Class Treasurer l . . . G.A.A. l, 2 . . . Linden Lane Players 3, 4 . . . Dayesye Stott 4 . . . Cheerleader 3 . . . a whiz at trig . . . Claire Nagel-G.A.A. l . . . Glee Club l . . . Chi-Rho l, 2 . . . Linden Lane Players 3, 4 . . . likes to travel . . . curious queries . . . Donna Mae O'Keefe-Marscot Stal? 3 . . . Linden Lane Players 3 . . . Frosty . . poet laureate . . . she ticks tor medical tech . . . CLAIRE NAGEL DONNA MAE O'KEEFE hiv asmcsv h ix it 'T E it 1 BARBARA PALMER .IACQUELINE PERRIZO Barbara Palmer-Dayesye Staff Co-Editor 4 . . . always ready to assist . . . In the know about H20 . . . collects salt and pepper shakers . . . Jacqueline Perrizo-Silence betrays no one . . . that artistic touch . . . ask her any- thing about English . . . Patricia Potter-Class President 2 . . . Linden Lane Players 3, 4 . . . Chi-Rho Presi- dent I, 4 . . . knows howto win triends and influence people . . . Marlene Powers-Glee Club I . . . Science Club I . . . Linden Lane Players 4 . . natural Toni . . . has a Iilting laughter . . . enioys dancing . . . Janice Pulsiter-Glee Club I, 2 . . . Science Club . . . Look out! I may do some- thing great yet. . . . capable ot giggles, at any and all unaccountable times . . . PATRICIA POTTER MARLENE POWERS JANICE PULSIFER I I '!',. Page nineteen HELEN RYAN FRANCES RAICHE BARBARA RUBENZER Frances Raiche-G.A.A. l, 2 . . . Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 , . , Chi-Rho Club l, 2 . . . Dayesye Staff 4 . . . sincerity her trade-mark . . . Barbara Rubenzer-Class Secretary l . . . Student Council 2 . . . Class Vice-Presi- dent 3 . . . Dayesye Staff 4 . . . a girl ot many and varied talents . . . Helen Ryan-She packs her troubles into a box and sits on the cover and laughs . . . fits into any social circle . . . record collection . . . Mary St. Martin-No one can compare . . . a golden belle from St. Mary's . . . personality plus . . . honesty is her code . . . Ann Marie Sammon-G.A.A. l, 2 . . .Glee Club l . . . Chi-Rho Club l . . . Linden Lane Players 3, 4 . .. Basketball l, 2, 3 . . . Captain 4 . . . all star Annie . . . MARY ST. MARTIN ANN MARIE SAMMON .. A 22.23, ..r ,.-Q--f. A K 'AM W ' 6. 1 xt Y Page twenty 'es-4 HELEN SCHOENBERGER KATHYLEEN SCHULLER Helen Schoenberger-G.A.A. l, 2 . . . Linden Lane Players 4 . . . lady-in-waiting to the snow Queen . . . I don't get it . . . she collects rings . . . Kcthyleen Schuller-Glee Club l . . . Linden Lane Players 3 . . . K-K-K-Katy . . golden personality from Golden Valley . . , really knows howto take command . . . Lois Schumacher-G.A.A. 2 . . . Dayesye Staff 4 . . . Linden Lane Players 4 . . Lo . . . secret ambition to swim across Maple Lake . . . future RN. . . . Mariorie Schwartz-Linden Lane Players 3, 4 . . . Editor Dayesye Staff 4 . . virtuoso of the piano and strings . . . Milwaukee cast away . . . Mary Elin Sommers-Marscot Staff 3 . . . Linden Lane Players 3 . . . Physics Club 3 . . . Art Editor Dayesye Staff 4 . . . will probably succeed Einstein by discovering a fifth dimension . . . MARJORIE SCHWARTZ MARY ELIN SOMMERS LOIS SCHUMACHER Page twentyrone Page 1wenfy-fwo W'-mm ,Kahn JOANNE SPILLANE COLLETTE STENBERG MARY STOCKS Joanne Spillane-Linden Lone Ployers 4 . . . shy ond sweet, choice and neof . . . porcxgon of courtesy . . . puckish pixie glosses . . . Collette Stenberg-G.A.A. l . . . French Club l, 2 . . . Science Club l . . . Glee Club l, 2, 3 . . . Doyesye Sioff 4 . . . piono prodigy . . . cook book conscious . . . Mary Stocks-G.A.A. l, 2 . . . Mclrscof Sfoff 2, 4 . . . Linden Lone Ployers 3 . . . our model . . . hos o port in every ploy . . . cheer, cheer for old Notre Dome . . . Helen Stone-Sfudenr Council l . . . Closs Vice-President 2 . . . G.A.A. l, 2 . . . Physics Club 3 . . . Marscot STUFF 4 . . . her heorf is ever young ond goy . . . Donna TerLouw-French Club l, 2 . . . French Red Riding Hood . . . disiincfive bongs . . . o whimsicol note . . . HELEN STONE DONNA TER LOUW M-? ? MARY ANN TERSCH JOAN VIGARD Mary Ann Tersch-G.A.A. 2 . . . Glee Club 2 . . . Linden Lane Players 3, 4 . . Dayesye Staff 4 . . . Cheerleading 3 . . Q dancing feet . . . who's got a scissors? . . . Joan Vigard-G.A.A. 2 . . , Dayesye Staff 4 . . . Jo . . . Fighting irish fan . . . she hails from Marshall . . . Patricia Weicherding-Dayesye Staff 4 . . . a sunny Temperament with hair To match . . . Is There any work to do on the Dayesye? . . . Carol Wintheiser-G.A.A. l . . . Science Club Treasurer l . . . Chi-Rho Club l, 2 . . , Linden Lane Players 3 . . . lef's have a party . . . Carol Wren-Glee Club l, 3 . . . Chi-Rho Club I, 2 . . . Linden Lane Players 3 . . . the thing is . . . has read nearly every book in The library . . . PATRICIA WEICHERDING CAROL WINTHEISER CAROL WREN 2 ,i ll Page fwenfy-three X I L-, . f L A 36's .., President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer LOUVERNE NOBLE LOIS WELNA JOAN BOLDUC DONNA BUSCH THE JUNIOR CLASS Morguernes enloyed The mony splrlTed prolecTs sponsored by The hnghiy ToIenTeol IUDIOV closs Thelr clever Germon bond Turnlshed hllorlous enTerTolnmenT oT The C S M C Murfhquoke They snoTched The coveTed donce conTesT prlze from The sophomores vvlTh Their Hlghlond Fling Their onnuol ToIenT Show hod o de TTn1Tely proTesslonoI our The Jumor Senior Prom vvos o TiTTlng cllmox To o yeor Tull of successes Top row CoTherlne Armnoge Joyce Behun Peggy Bohon Jeon Boroysky Ann Brody Borboro Buckner Mory Burns Bottom row Joon Cherneske Loss Clorknn Noncy Corcoron Morlene Dongle Borboro Dobos BeTTy DnTTer Morguerwe DoherTy Po my four 'Q' Mgr' 95- 1:6- J .I 2:- .T F T ATTA 6 A T 'as :L 2 rf' A we e Q4 gee A:-sw O , I f fl if A f H 1 4 ix . gn, 'S S. fa 4' A 1 M TE- A-T4 'F V, f ' ' 1.x T:.L iw W O, is - X .X in xx, v Q , : I 4, AVAV r .ml 1 O' K X T I L x 1 I ge Twe - Y QQ! 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'ag -f-11 W 1 Q' ,A ., -gnu- President Vice-President Secretory ANNA MRSICH SHIRLEY SCHROEDER KATHLEEN O'MALLEY Treasurer HELEN SAMMON THE SOPHOMORE CLASS True To The sophomore Trcnclmons of sprnghTly sophusTry The closs of 52 en loys everyThlng vvlTh pep oTToched especuolly pep rneehngs They were oc Trve os ForgeT me noT venders Tor The VeTerons of Forengn Wors They sevved ChrnsTmos loyeTTes for The Red Cross They l4epT up on unflogglng rnTeresT wel an bugs rughT ongles ond Lohn verbs Top row Be-TTy Anderson Borboro Bouley Gwen Beoch Morlene Beouchone Iylorlene Bernou Morulyn Boeckmonn Mory Brecoum Bottom row DoroThy Buchonon Helen Carlson MorgoreT Cor lson PoTrlclo Chrlsfel Irene ColsTon Ivlory Deloney KoTh leen Doly ' Q- 'KQV Q6 G9 it IX '75 '-Q., N My! x .xikxlx Q Y . ' . ' A I L n , . I Og if sys ff i A 4: 2 tact ll 1 of 7 9 xw' L A T 'lrf v - A X l l Q , K l l V . X 4 I f Pu e Tw 1 'gf '25, are me ELX! 'WJ in-.I P ge twe tyegltt 'Sm egs, me when Q F Lux 'Wt Nga WH -QI: 'WF '12 I,-A 'FV '35- L-,N Sa., I We 35- 'ta aww MP l 19 'Qc Qc. Patrucla Coulombe Bernadette Dnbos Dolores Eclces Marlon Fadden Rose Ann Fisher Carol Fntzgerald Susan Flannery Myrna Freeman Audrey Galas Mary Helen Gerber Mary Margaret Gerber Naureen Gleason Phnlrppa Gleason Magdalene Gygax Mary Jo Hadley Genevleve Hagberg Patrlcla Hanna Helen Healy Marnlyn Hengstler Patricia Herbert Joanne lnveen Mary Anne Jaeb Joan Joyce Mary Lee Kasper Ruta Kelly Dorothy Klerske Jo Ann Kuelwn Mary Kummer Beverly Kustermann Mary Alice Lang Ni Patrlcla Leber Adrienne LIl6WSlil 'W-rw Rrta Lorsung Joan McCarthy Y F if fn F F f k '..34.'v5.t ' ' ef W ' 1 A 1 r ' F t . ' I ,V - ,Q .,- f-A-m Q. , - ,ix W . .-.. 455 ,, xv' K I it l l I .4 G l ' , F fr? l ft' 1 'eq F' ll 1 .1 l wwf' . , t t F 1 J 1 QQ? ' Joan Healey wvixl J' 1 ' M' I V X - KX as I ' F I W l 4 , L: ,mf 'ffl' x I Q. X my K4 r 'wr l 1 1 l l ,A F , N, ,r mmhy xx W A y My 8 l l A y l , ' ST 51 A A l '- sq .. . If yj N If xg, . ' s l F F ' I' 1 A Carol McGrrl Marlys McGovern Loxs Maas Mary Mach Sally Madsen Mary Mahoney Jane Maloney Cecllla Marrln Constance Martin Bonita Mell Lorraine Michaels Maxnne Mules Geraldine Muller Marlene Mltchell Karen Murphy Patricia Murphy Joanne Nllan Phyllis Norllng Enleen Potter Janice Pull Ruth Reilly Jean Robertson Patrlcla Roney Marnlyn Schlosser Ruth Schuller Charlotte Schwab Kathleen Snede Vlrgmaa Stszemp Catherine Sullivan Janet Swrerczek Vlrgmla Tompkins Dorothy Tutewohl Ann Wallander Kathleen Wood 64 Yin! -...xx Q6 -gm G5 E- L QR 'E' ri 21 f 'x 1 090 'V' Q6 I? fan 317' was in Los 4-....,. W 5 Paget yn J I . ' I J A I H l we ,, 5' 7' .J - J 5 'K Q Q' . W 4 -X Jy yy! x X N K L J' . ig lJltsr Mlm re 53 ' J rfltl nl f ft ll H - at '2 2' 'T' K fa K ' ' ., 'Q J K9 J JJ J-..' 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YQ., Q X7 ' , . .A Hn. 1' 1X 1 Qt ,Q President Vice Presldeni Secretory ETHEL FOY COLLEEN CONNOLLY KAY KELLY 'XC Z6 QP 4-5-5 ., 4 Treasurer JOYCE MCNEIL FRESHMAN CLASS OVIQIDOlIly choroderlzed The Freshles of T950 from The exuberonT enIoymenT of Their flrsT Toll porTy To Their sprung open house Tor Thelr porenTs The Tresh mon orchesfro ond dromohc TolenT en TerTomed The olol people QT The LuTTle S15 ers of The Poor Their Toylond ensem ble hzghlughTed The C S M C Mlrrhquoke A rnlsslon muncled Treshmon will be one of SM A s clelegoTes To The C SMC Convenhon oT Notre Dome In The sum mer of T950 Top row Jone Armdoge Morguerufe ATherTon AnneTTe Borney Rose-mory Boron Bottom row Corol Bloedovv Sylvlo Brown Mory Ellen Bulrge Pofrlclo Burke Ann Busch --wngx IQ' I 11.1, e W yy X 2 I I T I I A we 1: 9 Q T Q eq a T if L Q b K H' .14 . fn, ' 73 1 -4 ff- . 'T Q X f T - 1 ir' Poge Th ty 'Rm P! Tas hi, Wi. il I l ri it av.. age , sq uw gi lam Q6 X 'C' :lJ .JI 6 'aff M- S. W-1 fb N f rll?J rwll i ii! 157 1189, 8- ? 'nv f C t J Top row Joan Byrnes Patrucua Cady Mary Kay Church Betty Ann Clemens Sally Clanton Suzanne Clrnton Mary Conner Second row Patrrcua Conner Mary Angela Curran Patrrcua Damranr Mary Frances Devereaux Ann Dnrlam Ramona Drs chrnger Kathryn Dltter Thrrd row Mary Donahue Ellen Dutek Mary Catherrne El enzlmmer Gretchen Enclc Elayne Esterley Rosemary Farrell Connre Fudalr Fourth row Geraldrne Gallagan Mary Gran Jean Gunderon Laureen Halloran Dorothy Hartman Carol Hasselo Carol Hendrlcks Fifth row Carole Henry Ardala Hockstern Mary Therese Huyck Mary Judd Barbara Kahler Katherine Kalvestran Mary Jan Kapuster Bottom row Leona Karst Donna Katsch Marlon Katzenberger Helen Katzrnarelc Sylyra Kell Cathertne Kernpf Catherine Kenney Page th rty-one W C A Q- ,f I 2 , -FN A A ,-. -- , Q f-a+ F , 'ff' 1 22-K ? 1 l F ' I I .l ff n I l .1 3.4. . Inv 11 if 5 I W' 1 Q fl F r X Il L f .fl f I K l x 6 lu - if 71: 4 an ,W 5- 5 C Ll' QTX L .3 y-. 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D 1 I' I 1' I l ' X Y t if Q ,F 6 y 1 rf' ' Fil, f E E at 'F' ' 'F F' fel F' T 4- 4-5 - 4-vt I an 3- fr X4N..x -hs. 0- 96 We K14 4,4 QM X flf14' Hn 4,35 wiki by 0-.J -...N -- X 'mr xN.X Que 'll :max N X- 4.3 'MY' 1 38- '35, -K lxixx Top row Barbara Knrght Mary Sharon Kolhott Mary Ann Kubln la Margaret Lough Bern dette Logan Martan Lulce Second row Mary Ann Mclxay Monlca McNulty Mary Mase Anlta Maslowsla Judy Mayer Kathleen Mcrgens Dlanc Moeglenn Thlrd row Kay Murray Ardelle Nelson Frances Ntchols Margaret OBruen Shlrley Otieete Joan Ol on Geraldine OMeara Fourth row Jane Pelletuer Darlene Poeschl Mary Raun Betty Relnhart Cartue Robertson Cathertne Ryan Clara Schaal Fifth row arol Schwab Mary Flleen Schwappach Patrucla S hvvartz Franc Sexton Barbara Speltz Shetla Stetnhau cr Jo Anne Sullivan Bottom row Helen Swanson Marilyn Tell Barbara Thetsen Dawn Thomas Mary Sue Van Slyke Carolyn Wulcox Cynthia Zuccaro Page th rtyt o 1 'Q ft . T ' A U. 3 4 'ty 4 t T f ' 1 , ' rv 'T - ! L I f' I .' I T ' I . l ' I C A , F j ' F t fr f fw' I 1 I F X h 4. L 1 Z . X X elf 9 1. T X C N C 4 sf Lg: pi-.0 I If-K 'ff X K I I Q n - L tt I ff :1 'fl' F S S3 Sf cl Q rr, I . XX Taft ltt 4 gf lr X l X . I I ' J ' 4545 C y 1 i, it , T V 1 I I Il AJ 1 C .ff o ' ,,, A 4. A fa gk X it 33 R '44 ' 'F C5 -lv' f V it y ,W Y v 4 N5 ' I f l T . W g l 3 tx Y l A ' X ' l , 1 ,l es , I F , l' ' si, RQG w'iHy.r .4:,Y.fl T 1 V lffviis- '1,a , - ,tf -T- .. .gm A ew ,, . l 25111.- -the great secret ol winning others is, above all, to give them evidence that for a Catholic her faith is a solid and living reality. P p P X PAPAL DIRFCTIVES FOR HE WOMAN OF TODAY Begsnnsng the uest the great secret of wsnnsng others ss above all to gsve them evsdence that for a Catholsc her fasth ss a solsd and lsvsng realsty Our fasth can be the solsd and lsvsng reassty of whsch Pope Psus XII speaks sn the above quotatson only sf st ss establsshed sn true wss dom and enrsched by an actsve use of the Gsfts of the Holy Ghost lt ss thss wssdom that we seek sn our study of relsgson the arts lsterature hsstory scsence and mathemotscs sn ordes that they may more perfectly do tne work of God By cooperatson sn homeroom and mssssonary prosects and by worksng on school publscatsons we busld attstudes of Chrsstsan socsal responssbslsty Sanctsty ss the goal of our endeavor for as Leon Bloy has so well sasd The only real OFF TO A NEW START wsth new books seems to appeal to these Morguerstes as they lsne up at bookstore wsndow where sen sor Marslyn Baron pressdes Exam snsng o prospectsve textbook ss new sensor Kathleen Lehner whsle sensors Mary Leber Mar sann Lesksew sunsors Roseanne Gsguere Margaret Duffy and e n so r Jacquelsne Grsebler awast thesr turns The new book covers pens csnd pencsls em bossed wsth the school name and hseld were an added at tractson offered by the SMA bookstore thss year MISSAL MARKERS wsng snto place as sensor Kathleen Gorm ley sndscates the sasnt of the day to sunsors Dolores Oakes Maureen Drew freshman Cath ersne Kenney .And sophomore Dorothy Kserske The gsrls are preparsng for the opensng Mas tradstsonolly held at the Bcssslsco of St Mary where each new year s offered to God sn an act of corporate Norshsp Pug t hsr 0 i Q ,, . . . . . . . . , , . . . . . . . ,, , . . . ,, , 1 , A I - I I I . l I I ' I I ' f VVe develop our bodies by physical education sorrow is not to be a saint. S . . . Q f . S . . . . S fg . f 1 X I A 5 1 Q Eg 1 5 ' , ---.1, 5 'g-ggi, -.,5. ::4. saw-2-:af :1:- -1--:v:v:::.--,'- 2'f V - - - V- '- '- vc-an s 5 mg if El V 35 y li U u 1 - in THE LIFE OF CHRIST serves as a very real in- spiration to religion stu- dents who can reliye the events ot the Gospel through the medium of good Elms l-lere a group ol freshmen watch The Curing ot the Raralyticf' one of an excellent series edited by Loyola Films. in the Truth and Power of the Gospel fa 'Of FROM CHRIST TO CHRISTO- PHERS. The inspiration dee riyed in freshman religion from the study of the lives ol Christ and the saints gradu- ally deepens into imitation as the result ot tour years of study ol religion. Members ot a senior religion class ex- plain how Catholic girls can be other Christs in the yar- ious occupational helds. Lett to right are Janet Dunn, Pa- tricia Chatelaine, Patricia Born, Claire Nagel, and Vir- gie Fischer, panel discussion leaders. TIMELY TOPICS lrorn Today are prepared for discussion in social problems class as seniors worlc out a Christian social philosophy under the guidance ot Miss Soltys. Nancy Amireault, Eileen Lar- kin, Patricia Boyle, Helen Schoenberger, and Maryann Gasper ind that such read- ing is ci challenge to cheil' their off sense ot ,ah V-fe Q Cliriwg',i-1 if ,,-f K f. Page 'ki THE MYSTERY WAGON, constructed by Darlene Greenwood, as a fourth year English project is a real mystery to her classmates, Rosemarie Fish, Rita Battaiola, Sharon Har- per, and Jean Boike. Such carts were used in medieval days as movable stages with ci curtained dressing room below, tor the presentation of miracle and mystery plays. SISTER TGNCUES ROME, THE ETERNAL, the birthplace ol the Latin language, is studied by These second year students in connection with the l-loiy Year. Janice Pull displays a view of St. Peter's square while Maxine Roney, Gwen Beach, Rita Lorsung and Marlene Mitchell prepare to review articles from current periodicals which feature the Year of Jubilee. PAN-AMERICANS f Freshman Spanish students get acquainted vvith the history ot neighbor republics to the south as part of their language study. Shown vvith a display of Latin American flags vvhich they are learning to identity are1 Mar- garet Leigh, Carol Hendricks, Catherine Kenney, Mary Rains, Helen Swanson, Kay Kelly, Mary Logan, Ethel Foy, Don- na Katsch, and Rosemary Farrell. Vila-1 th,i y-six SKILLFUL STENOGRAPHY is the aim of iuniors Barbara Buckner, Catherine Armitage, Marlene Daigle Joan Gruidl .loan Cherneske and Marie Ann Gardner as they get set for a ten minute speed test Eileen Dugan sets the stop-clock. APPRECIATION OF THE ARTS can bc derived from many sources, these stu' dents discover as they study repro' ductions from magazines, newspapers and library picture hles as well as articles in current periodicals, Arclys Gates examines a print while articles from the Catholic Art Quarterly are reviewed by Lois Schumacher, Nancy Amireault, Mary Lou Misiuk, Carol Wren, and Gloria Max. Growth in the understanding ot good religious art was an outcome at attending a con- vention ot the Catholic Art Associae tion at St. John's University, College- ville in the Fall. HANDY HOMEMAKERS admire the small-scale model ot a dream room designed by Marilyn Baron, second from the left, Kneeling with Marilyn are Mary Leach, Virginia Antolak and Mary Heckman. Marlene Powers and Dorothy Koetz peer over their shoul- ders, All the homernakers created similar rooms as part ot a nge'- acauairfedfwith-your-room project. Page it ft,-se N -5: AJcixQwff1 of W' ' 'QR m fc: fs c IAN 6 wig , , . 1 I 2 ' . 4 . iq., gg- 2 ' x L Q A1504 .2 'aff . . A Agjwn, f'-6 xgxx -M... BEAKERS, BUDS ' BA DAGES SEARCH FOR SULPHUR'S SECRETS leads these senior chemistry students to try thrf preparation and liguetaction ol sulphur dioxide. Veronica Mortl balances the equation while Maryann Gasper pre- pares the cooling chamber, and Joanne Spillane and Patricia Boyle measure out the acid and sodium sulhte respectively. BUDS NOT BUGS, :ire the obiect ot thc the diligent search being conducted by these biologists as they brave snow and cold. Adrienne Lijewslci, Beverly Kuster- mann, Marlene Beauchane and Mary .lo Hadley rear hnd that there are really buds on the old chokecherry even in the middle ol winter. FIRST THERE WITH FIRST AID is the slof gan ol these physiology students as they learn the on-the-scene technique of car' ing tor the injured. Lett-Mary Jo Mur- phy and Betty Lyman test their ability to hnd pressure points on Louise Kelly and Joan Bolduc. Below, left-'Five teams demonstrate artificial respiration tor Mr. Lloyd Nerburn, Hennepin County Assis- tant Director ot Safety Services lor the Red Cross. The teams include tram lront to back, operators Patricia Zuccaro, Nancy Corcoran, Mary Ann Tersch, Mar- garet O'Connor, Katherine Egan, and victims Kathleen Langer, Patricia Dos- mann, Patricia Weicherding, Mary Jane Huberty, and Marilyn Wynn. Below, rightfNancy Gantter's right and lett arm slings applied to Mary Lemieux, left and Maxine Roney seated, ri-eet Hill' Mr. Nerburn's opproval, ln tront, Kath- Ieen Gormley, lett, holds out her ranfl tor Peggy Bohan's open hand uginaage At the end ol the IB-hour-course, Firft Aid ce'tihcates were awarded or the bgisis at written examinations and rpracf tical techniaue. Pugh ff, vv ' err OUTDOOR GAMES labove lefti SOPH-FROSH volley-ball tournaments were fall highlights on the SMA gym schedule. Practice teams get into form vvith sophomores Marilyn Hengstler, Janice Pull and Adrienne Liiewski standing by to assist a volley. On the far side of the net, sophomore Eileen Potter and freshman Dawn Thomas get ready for a swift return. labove right' Freshman Marilyn Tell winds up for a serve as team-mate Marilyn Hengstler and Instructor Miss Helen Dahlgren lend encouraging smiles. Page forty 'belovv PLAY BALL! Mary Ann Jaeb, sophomore catcher, challanges sophomore pitcher Ruth Schuller to strike out sophomore batter Pat Murphy. Outhelders sophomore Marilyn Boeckman, freshmen Barbara Theisen and Clara Schaal are on the lookout for a fast one. Softball enthu- siasts from every Class vie with each other for the softball championship in the spring tournament. ' Q Q f li x 2 INDCDOR FU ahofe SCOTS' LINE-UP ive 'Q' 'loc hall as they mitch captoir Ann Marie Sammon ,' ro' a l,nsl4et. Lett to right'- Darlene Greenwood, Ardys Gates, Joan Smith, Louise Kelly, Donna Banack, Betty Ditter, Katherine Ditter, .Iac- queline Griebler, Kay Kelly, Alice Maas, Helen Sammon, Shirley O'Keefe, Kay Murray. Tlx ire--zz iniliylfy thfee :Life 2: f f -5' ONE-TWO-THREE-HOP Q' Lie new os 'ey ge' into the ming ot a clmzye KFC sire 'r :clk darfirg C 6:55 lei' to ight are Barbara Kohler, Kay Kelly, Cynthia Zuccaro, ard Mary Jane Kapuster. lfglif. lj ' SOUTHPAW STRIKES HH: 'l ff 'ml ww, ' fi let'-hive :gn Margaret Mary Campion. Ti joyrg le' fr ,rt fleie' 3 or' Fey: ve, 'Q June Ess, Adrienne Ouellette, Q 1 l'ij Patricia Potter, wf: Janet Forcelle. LADIES DF THE PRESS EDITORIAL ANGUISH characterizes this gathering at the Marscot clan as they battle with time and unex- pected holes Lett to right standing are iuniors Leona Gagnon, Joanne Kapuster, Maxine Eckes, MARSCOT STAFF Editor Associate Editor Copy Editor Sports Editor Feature Editor Junior Associate Editor Business Manager JUNIOR REPORTERS Joan Voll- brecht, Mary Maher, Mary Jo Mur- phy, Katherine Egan, Julie Pfeiter, and Patricia Maves look a little gluni as they peruse recent arrivals department in the exchange Wonder what the Marscot will look like? Page lofty-tvx o Kay Adams Geraldine Kapuster Helen Stone Kathleen Mullin Mary Lang Betty Ditter June Ess senior editors Kay Adams and Geraldine Kapuster, iunior Betty Dilter. Seated are seniors Helen Stone, June Ess, Kathleen Mullin, and junior Anne Brady. Business Staff-Joan Vollbrecht, Jean Borov- sky, Mary Maher, Maureen Drew Art Editors- Mary Lemieux, Darlene Greenwood Reporters-Anne Brady, Maxine Eckes, Kath- erine Egan, Leona Gagnon, Anne Gibbs, Roseann Giguere, Louanne Howard, Joanne Kapuster, Patricia Maves, Frances Moore, Mary Jo Murphy, Louverne Noble, Julie Pfeifer Adviser Sister Julie DAYESYE OF l950 CONVENTIONAGOERS examine a map of the University ot ART EDITOR, Mary Elin Sommers adds Minnesota campus preparatory to attending the tall finishing touches to a division page sym- N.S.P,A. meet, Delegates are Barbara Rubenzer, Kay bol design tor the T950 Dayesye. Adams, Marscot editor, Marjorie Schwartz, Dayesye editor, and Patricia Boyle. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor Marjorie Schwartz Associate Editor Barbara Palmer Art Editor Mary Elin Sommers Photography Mary Heckman Makeup-Patricia Born, Patricia Boyle, Janet Dunn, Barbara Loesch, Mary Murck, Donna O'Keefe, CIRCULATION STAFF Manager Marilyn Baron Business Manager Patricia Born Nancy Amireault, Patricia Boyle, Janet Dunn, Virgie Fischer, Mary Heckman, Barbara Loesch, Frances Raiche, Barbara Rubenzer, Lois Schu- macher, Collette Stenberg, Mary Ann Tersch, Joan Vigard, Patricia Weicherding Frances Raiche, Lois Schumacher, Mary Ann gusmess Advjsef 55516, Qdile Tersch, Joan Vigarcl, Patricia Weichercling Adviser Sister St. Teresa COPY, PLATES, LAY-OUT are a few at the terms the Mary Murck, Lois Schumacher, co-editor, Barbara Dayesye Stal? must cope with in planning the I95O Palmer, Frances Raiche, Janet Dunn, Barbara Loesch, book. Busily engaged are Marilyn Baron, Nancy Patricia Weicherding, and Mary Heckman. Amireault, editor, Marjorie Schwartz, Patricia Boyle, 3 V At the right are senior Legion ofhcers, Bar- APOSTOLIC CROLJ PS above THE MILITANT SPIRIT of Joan of Arc led the Catholic Mission Crusaders as they participated in a pageant at the St. Paul auditorium in October, Jean Fitch, iunior, who was chosen to portray St, Joan is shown flanked by heralds Kathleen Mul- lin, Veronica Mortl top, pages Margaret Mary Campion, and Darlene Greenwood. C.S.M.C. Paladin leaders who attended Joan as ladies-in-waiting were left, Mar- garet Duffy and Barbara Rubenzer, right, Katherine Adams and Helen Stone. left' WELCOME to St. Margaret's chor- us Darlene Greenwood, Shirley Schroe- der, and Donna Vosika as they greet tho Rev. Norbert Rans, Maryknoll visitor. Father Rans brought his audience to a relization of the Missionary needs of China by means of a missionary film travelogue. belowi LEGIONNAIRES OF MARY at St. Mar- garet's meet weekly in two groups, in Legion of Our Lady of Love and of Our Lady of Good Counsel, to recharge the spiritual batteries for the worlcs of the apostolate, With their spiritual director, the Rev. David Roney, of the Basilica of St. Mary and their adviser, Miss Virginia Soltys of the faculty, the of- ficers are shown here meeting with guest Senior Legionnaires Mrs. Marvin Le Voir and Mrs. John Marka, around the flower-decked image of Our Lady. bara Palmer, Sharon Harper, Carol Win- theiser, and Unita Mansmith. Opposite them are sophomore ofhcers Shirley Schroeder, Catherine Sullivan, Mary Jo Hadley, and Mary Alice Lang. Page forty-four PROGRAMME FOR PIANISTS presents Senior-Junior Recital-Sunday, March iQ, at 8:00 pm. Collette Stenberg and Donna Busch in a Piano Recital Wednesday, March 22, at 2130 pm. Junior Piano Recital-Wednesday, March 22, at 8100 pm. Sophomore Piano Recital-Sunday, April lo, at 8100 p.m. Freshman Piano Recital-Sunday, April 23, at 3:00 pm. -q.,,M 6 vc-45 SENIOR AND JUNIOR pian- ists were assisted by senior dramatics student Mory Elin Sommers who presented a musical reading, Moonlight Sonata, accompanied by Mory Stocks. Junior drama- tics student, Joanne Kuiawa, explained the program notes. Recitalists ot the eve- ning of March i2 include Irene Maas, Carol Winthei- ser, Donna Busch, Collette Stenberg, Mary Stocks, Sha- ron Harper, Peggy Bohan, Betty Ditter, and Mory Jo McLoughlin seated. below left JUNIOR HOST- ESS, Patricia Zuccoro wel- comes Mrs. E. J. Wintheiser and Mrs. Krekelberg to the Junior-Senior Recital. TALENTED TO THE FINGER- TIPS can aptly be said ot iunior Donna Busch and senior Collette Stenberg who gave a joint recital betore an all-school assembly on March 22. Dramatic reader Mary Elin Sommers assisted with a musical monologue. Page for ty-s x R 5 F-In - 1 Y . 3,4 ' 1 0:4 V ,mi s E I 4 i 1 i FAIR AND FASHIO ABLE MODISH MODISTES i' Sl' 4 , nf: V- 321.2 AFTERNOON TOGS ' :.:'.. : , -1 so oi ire IXCCV' fi'QEQT1'Q, :mp ze' TCLVTQ 1 'forte NEG i1y'nis Qftszi 'xi ,Qing Marjorie Schwartz, Irene nf ,is s:,: V 3 ff 1 ' ' 3 ii f Colston, Rosemarie Fish, 'fir Maxine Johnson. Miss Charlotte Stephens. :Li Zn, f PREENED FOR THE PROM ff :ff . ' In i::,zf,af let' SPORTS STYLES fy '- :I 'Q we 'if- 't en 'ff .is We 4 'xi Betty Lyman ':- f Patty Stone ' ' ' Janet Swierczelc, Kath- ry 1 Patricia Dougherty leen Siecie, 'zz 'i Joanne Nilan. ' Ci: sniff' C5 ff i,'f?f,,f. YF' DRESSY ENSEMBLES 4 D -V t fr ' '1'1':f,:J Cf,!':Tip ' Q 'n .':' .1 :' ': J' Mary Heckman, Susan Erlougher, at ni Lois Kranz. 9 tif' 14 2 CAMPUS CANDIDS DOWN BY THE OLD MAIN STAIRS might be the retrain asso- ciated with the passing of classes in the Main building. Many of their mothers used the same winding staircases as Virginia Tompkins, Kay Daly, Sally Madsen, Karen Murphy, Joan McCarthy, Mary Sue Sullivan, Lois Kranz, Rose Ann Fischer, Shirley Schroeder, Kath- leen Gormley and Nancy Ami- reault. CANASTA CHAMPIONS hnd warm competition and cn SUNSHINE OR SNOW it's all one to these Academites who know how to make the most of a lew moments. above lelt, iuniors Peggy Bohan, La Vonne Neumann, Alvina Karst, Mary Lemieux, and Maxine Roney relax near the ivy- covered south wall ol Main. below From all directions the crisp air sends girls flying across the court which ioins Main to St, Cecelicfs and St. 'l'heresa's buildings. Page lor t, 5-ight terested audience in alter lunch sessions like this in the Mar guerite room Mary Lemieux Patricia Potter June Ess and Mar ilyn Baron back to the camera take their game seriously while kibitzers Maryann Gasper Mary Heckman standing Kathleen Mullin, and Margaret Mary Campion see that everything goe according to Hoyle below Mrs. North and Miss Dahlgren look after the wants ol hungry sophomores Pat Hanna Dorothy Buchanan Joanne Ni lan, and Mary Brecount Sl I- .AR ik! 944' kg... ww- riffs.. Your day IS here, Catholuc women and gurls Public life needs you To each one you might be sand your destmy ns at stake P U EAL TILE LETTER C N VONA N S UU S i I SOCIAL AND PO , ,.s V - 4 N '-1 -i.4q.?vei::1.f1- 0' .Q - .f':-E:-g 1 '- ' W 21' 7- 'QfZ'72f'Qf-3 - 3 , r - . - ,I fn b ff . '22 4- .fl :Z 1-ff? ary lvl. il A 'z,,. -of .A Vg- 'ji' .bkf-Tgiilggg-.1., .I Tuma, ...-'A - N . . , . , . . . , , . ,, . f . Ope sus 'i-- 3 E ' 'ii P . - SEPTE BER-CALL TO ACTIO Your day is here, Catholic women and girls. Public life needs you. In The ouT-ol-class ocTiviTies oi our school life we develop Those xfirTues We shall need in answering The coll ol Pope Pius XII To Take our place as CaTholic women in public Iile. VXle learn social graces Through Open House receoTions, proms, and school parTies. Thinking in Terrns ol The needs of oThers is an ouT- growih oT r1rogecTs carried ouT Tor The beneTiT of The Red Cross, Disabled VeTerans, Polish Reliei and The CaThoIic ChariTies. We learn soomsnranshiru and The spiriT oi cooperaTion by Taking parT in sporTs Tournoe rnenTs, school plays, and programs. From experTs in every held we glean The TruiT of experience aT Vocof Tion Day Talks. We learn To reioice wirh The Church in ChrisT aT ChrisTmas and EasTer. ln shorT, We learn To order all Things in ChrisT. FORGET ME NOT GIRLS lro TT The onrorc class Q II erl To Te s TT Vc a T rc r nc r T or no TrurTor horn Mr Gor on c onald D A V nTc1 SrTTirrq To s e Myrna Freeman Susan Flannery Beverly Kusfermann Anna Mrslch Cafherlne Sullivan rinrl Mary Mach PROUD SEAMSTRESSES Virginia Antolak Mary Leach Mary ST Marhn Jacque line Griebler Joan Vigard Jo anne Spillane . -.,, v . ml M sn T ' . . M , M T' soph . ri i, Tl up- 4' 'I pos ol The Discilulerl 'Tor ns oi America in Thr,-ir hill Fog :T-r J-roT rcirrrpuigirr Th fy air: shown hero as They iczcreivo Tlrifir coIIrfcTi r I xc' finfl iran i TS ' . d M D , . , if,:rnrf:sfj1 Tivo ' X ouT ull Their posi,s are , T , , , 5? if ? 1 J' A' ,. 53 ll P' y - ' KT L Jr, 5 Q X - , A -j-'., ., Ml, X - Y D' ' iiry flfgf' - rrwr rw.-is ff Tiw l'IOirrf,:rrf1-irq CILTZL 'ref ':,fl'TI',il 'Irv ',Tu5mI T655 Tl by ' H nf:-1 io' 'I'-1 Rel C o11'o he T., Ch ffff,-'Ms ,wfiffli r for' 'r,: IC'2I,i ri'f1:ie iecf Q 1, si, 'f: 'I 'iz' 'r f.C f. 'VL I ' 4 I - 1 r I I ' - OCTOBER OVERTLIRES An overture is an opening. For freshmen and new students, Robert McDowell and dramatlst Miss Mary Louise Hickey an October party otticiaily opened school social life to Monsignor James A. Reardon opened up to us the vistas of them. The hrst Open House was held for the senior parents. a century Minnesota history. The assembly season opened wtih programs by pianist FRESHMEN FROLIC while their senior sisters serve at the fall Big Sister party for newcomers to SMA After enloylng a freshman talent show the guests give their orders for ice cream cake and cokes to senior Marilyn Baron and IUDIOF Barbara Mergens Seated eft to right at the table are fresh men Gretchen Enck Betty Clemens Connie Fudali and Ellen Dufek S E N I O R CHRISTOPHERS struck a serious note at the first Open House for parent in October with their panel discussion on the Christopher Movement Expositions of the Christopher way of living in various careers by discussion leaders were followed by skits exemollfyung the point discussed Panel coordinator Kay Adams and classmate Vtrgle Fischer are shown es corting their families to the dining room after the pro gram Left to right are Mrs A Fischer Virgle Ed Fischer Mrs Frank Adams Kay and Mr Adams Page fifty 1 1 . , i I . I 1 1 S . . . S i 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 GUEST ARTISTS MUSIC MINDED MARGUER ITES admlre the technique ot Mr Robert McDowell Chl cago concert puanlst as he warms up before has assem bly concert rn October I-las program which commemo rated the Chopun centenary gave Mr McDowell an op portunrty to demonstrate has peclal study ot Chopin bu he Included also the works ot Mozart Debussy DeFolla and Liszt In a brllllant our long performance below Fans Carol Wlntheuser and Collette Stenberg sennor mu students lne up at rught of the Steinway grand for an autographed program souyenur A FAVORITE PERFORMER at St Margarets IS Muss Mary Loulse Huclcey who brungs to life on the lvbrary stage some ol our favorite people Fol ovvung p I Remem er Moma ot two years ago and lat years Barretts of Wmm pole Street she delighted her audience thus year with her characterization ot three E n g I I sh queens adapted from famous stage play Mr Robert McDowell Mlss Mary Louise Hickey Sonata Sonata D Mayor Nocturne D Flat Mrnor Prelude D Minor Valse la plus que lent General Lann Eccentrlc Andaluza Sonnet ot Petrarch No IO4, I-lungornon Rhapsody No 6 E Malor Mozart Choprn Debussy de Falla Lsszt El rzabeth the Queen Maxwell Anderson Mary Queen ot Scots Vuctorua Regina Maxwell Anderson Laurence Flousman Page flfty one FC . 'S 5 - 'e - Q 0 'P .. . , ' , , . , .Q . , 4 , . 0 3 s , 1 G7 f , , I A - - sic , i the 5 , . . , l ' u In L 5 , , . - I , N . v , s. lf ' ll , I - ' ll ll I I I I - ll ' ' ' ll I I xA ' 1 f A D NGW IN NOVEMBER THE PLAY'S THE THING -Shakespeare said it--and these budding Thespians agreeffas they romp through the scenes of Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Monsieur de la Croix CDaniel Hayesl gives Otis Skinner George Smith some miserable moments while Cornelia Helen Stone, Emily Katherine Adams, and Mrs. Skinner iMary Elin Sornmers, await developments with varied emotions. BEFORE --the Reverend Ladislas Sledz ot the Saint Paul Seminary, made his moving appeal in behalf ot the needy ot Poland, Chairmen Catherine Sullivan and Shirley Schroeder pledged the support ot ,Academites in an all-school clothing drive, Here the girls examine with Father Sledz, some early contributions. fax, , 'iff' ef' GAY HEARTS AND YOUNG have troubles aplenty as this midnight esca- pade shovvs. Emily QKatherine Adamsl and Cornelia Helen Stone' struggle with a case ot seasickness. AFTER--the drive had been completed, a truckload ot clothing hlled the back porch ot Ivlain. Seniors Mary Murck and Marilyn Baron pile the boxes for de- livery. -5 ,,,a-0' ...,,Ax. PARENTS A D November was a busy ntontlt uilwerecl III by tlwe IUIWIO Open House tor Iarents The Dram atms Clay uresented Our Hearts Were Young and Gay An cllsdwool Clotlwrng drtve answered Fatlw I Sleazs PATRGN SAINTS appeal for PolIslI Relref The Musuc and Spuclt D Itmenti col abatatf a Ill a I Iogram CLI Jtattnq Ieast al ST CSCIIICI and we gave tlwank To Gad In H goodness to Arnerura Cl Tltanlqsgwnng Day JUNIOR HOSTESSES ILII I I IIII J vlor OI IIILII Ca ore a I J each mother recemed a we l3reSIcIIng at tlte reIre5FnI It tabe Louverne Noble tum I ss vtestdent Qc Betty Ier Mrs Dttter Joan Itlt Mrs S Itlt I James Hart V E R S E AND VIRTUOSOS aerIrI Iarntonucq to ro ann I Ceo Q on NOICITIID r ISS MIICII e n I I I new o I u r f r e IIWCIUCI I Bernadette Logan Catlwerlne Sullnvan Beverly Kustermann Ruta Kelly Joanne Inveen Char Iotte Schwab Helen Sam mon MarIIvn Scltlosser usan Flannery PI UIQ Q lrc lfl f CI I I J J I duty QI r cm C CII rr C I f Mary Jaeb Pat Leber Donna V sllca Peggy Boltan Vlrglnla zsfemp Clara Sc aa c Gretc en Enclc Collette Stenberg Mary Jo McLaugI1lIn P U 4 5 , n 1 IJ QI 'I A , I+' , W- I lIfa' ,ee Ilelr III, 4 7 1 I ., . H . 'A X S ' .4 ' If I- A ' I f3A ' I , ,I t tl pflmtttw at IlII:Ir NI I.'eInlnIQI QIII-II I-II? XIITI' etc IIII4 tIIIII Iot tlw lp-f lwa ' ' r' I ugluters III I ' 'jury ol tlelr II nIo :, . K I . If If I . X U f N I I . .U Cla I ' A , , fryes D'tt , . ' , Sm' , . m' cnc Mr. I l i I I ' 1, ,I lm QI' IO S. 'III I If 22. Tltrf Sophomore Speffrlt CIC I ' prpie tecI tlw life anrl yrtues OI the yr- tro 4 I rr Sic In prose and IC 5 ' ,ea I ' I I f,,,g S I . 'C r get 1 ,f rms .rl I reflertfwl 'I 4- zplrlt of yonl III arf QQ awl San 'I III: Arg' -e 'la we J pl IyerI I Ann I I O- S , In I Van Iirrg, and I1 , , avr! GCI . xi '-f REJOICE IN THE LORD! Cliorused tlio soplioriiore-s ol ST o cis flinfy ewpressod iii Iiyiiwiis cmd yorso The spirit of ioy cmd loiigmg ol Goo MTG Snmdoy m Iliff !-Xflwf-iir progiiiii pri - pciied for Tlieir pfrrems, Mrs Franz Mueller, goes? spoolqoi, sicmds wiili 'limi yersr- qlioi- cis Irene Colston liglils Ilia- ccmdlos ol Ilic Adyer' wrociili, DECEMBER PREPARATIONS TO GIVE IS MORE BLESSED is uppermost in Tlwe minds ol seiiiors Marjorie Schwariz :md Donna Banack as fliey wrap up religious Clwrisimgis gills for ilie members of Home Room Mom Qls adopted family. ACCENT ON CHRIST in Clirisimos pre-porolioiis is rlie slogan promoted by seiwior Darlene Greenwood m me poster reminder which srie lios desigiied. Classmaies Donna Terlouw, leli cmd Marilyn Moorman lend ossisicmce iii posiipg if oii the Ivulleim Inoord of Qiad Mom, P J- Iwi-,-lou: ig fx anti' -H12 xi.. Q wi EI-QE um:-nl. gill-I ill? S!! 1,1 ' 3 'mans 7Ill'l1N' il ICVEFI wah svmvxll. -0 v .ua-xnn aww f 'QE --'sp 1-.ll TRIMMING THE TREE, around wlwiclw ci Cliristnias pro- CHRISTMAS GIVING br IWQS Cliristnias ioy as tlwe smiles grain is centered, is an ofllcicil port ot tlie pre- on tnese faces testify. Seniors Margaret Mary Campion, wacation activities in the lilnraiy, Presiding Iran 'lic Patricia Born, Maryann Gasper, Veronica Mortl and Doro- iaclclei' is soplwowore Marlene Mitchell wliilo class- thy Koetz lwelp load the gilts and food which Home Roorrw wares Margaret Carlson, Barbara Bailey and Eileen Mair l lias Iurouglit to 'wake I1 brighter Cliristnias ior a Potter I--nil F'Ylif,'I'I IIPSISIUIICFJ vvitli ilu- tiiisel and liglilf, iieecty laniily. FOR THE COMING OF THE LORD OH LITTLE TOWN -sing tlie iunior carollers as tlney prepare to help luring tlie peace of Clirist to sliut-ins at St, Marys Hospital and tlie Kenny Institute- Lett to riglit cirfi' Peggy Bohan, Maxine Eclces, Patricia Zuccaro, Madonna Hansen, Olivine Omstead, Patty Stone, Joan Bolduc, Leona Gagnon, Claire McDonald, Jean Fitch, Lois Welna, Adrienne Ouellette, Joanne Kapuster, Louise Kelly, and Anne Giblos. P ii-,f I EVERY BONNY LASSIE does The Highland Fling sing The iunior Highland Flingers as they compete tor The Follc Dance Prize at The Mission Mirth- ciuake, ln The foreground are tour ot The iubilant winners, Maxine Eckes iback Turned, Adrienne Ouellette, Janet Forcelle, and Marlys Rosacker. BUY MY BALLOONS? faueries iunior Anne Gibbs, right, while seniori Donna Lenart ond Mary ST. Martin ply Their custorners with i'etr'esliiiif'iiT:s. Helping out the Missions with Their purchases are, levtt To right, lT:'LslltTlf'll Susan Clinton, Dorothy Hartman, and Sally Clinton. JANUARY MIRTHQUAKE THE MISSION MIRTHQUAKE leayes These fresh- men breathless as They supply popular demand Tor decorated balloons in preparation tor their big C.S.M.C. proiect. Lett To right are Mary Ann Kubinski, Gerry O'Meara, Carol Schwab, and Mary Katherine Eisenzimmer. MISTRESS OF THE MYSTERY BOX is sophomore Gwen Beach, right, as she persuades treshmen customers Mary Curran, Jane Armitage, Annette Barney, and Anne Dirlam to try their luclc. The lucky winner ot The STO prize Turned out To be senior Mariann Leskiew. Freshmen and senior Mis- sion units vvho topped the Ticket selling lists are sending delegates Gerry O'Meara and Pat Potter To The lllth National C.S.lVi,C, Convention ciT Notre Dante in August is YEA SCOTS R Siafch Maid Yarns .f, rh Qcrdarav and pfari JUMP BALL Capizzn Ann Marie Sammon La we-ELMS add skvrs, the rania' CLWEgL'LfgllIHHg 'yarn rM'h The ur VTO the air in an g: enrrQ' 'iz Twp Tha :ual ff SCQWQ 'rasior keep fhingf, Livefy berxfefgn aaarfers during BeTYy Diiter Left dying an egxcrnng rnarnenf rn :Q nwaue are The mnrer tournament, Demanerrahng Their cheering fech- 'he SMA.-SJA. Faye af the winter season. R14- Louverne Noble, Betiy Henderson, Joan Bolduc, Marlain Brumqodt righr srandi by far acflan 'wd Madonna Hansen. Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb SMA. - SAJA. -49,419 SMA. - SA.H. 41-36 SMA. - AHA, 2725 SMA. - SJA. 36--41 SMA. - SAH. -47,48 SMA, - AHA, 27-25 A LONG REACH ig an advantage when W5 an your side. Forward Betiy Ditter reaches for a high bah While Donna Bclnack geff ready for a pass and a Shar in Cl Tie game mth St, Jaseph's Academy, with Wham The Side also ned for the chanrpionship, TOURNAME T TALLIES LOOK AT THAT SCORE BOARD! yehed fhe Lani a' TL' opening game with S2 Joiephs Academy. Safzhaw of Cheer leaders Joanne Nilon, Jane-1Swierczek, Patricia Mur phy, and Anno Mrsich born? 'rmrnphandy To S+. Maraarfj' Leading Score at the efd of the Fri? half, ST. JOSEPH FEBRUARY PROM DANCING IS DELIGHTFUL it its cit the Columbia Chalet'-'tho night of the J-S, Eormcils cmcl lellofvi miitglecl on the lloof ci? couples gliciecl to the music ol Bucl Sti'c1wn's orchestra. Dancing, lett to right, are Joan Bolduc cmd .lim Spe- vacek, Barbara Loesch cmcl Jack Sobraske, Pat Boyle and David Wachtler, Pat Dougherty and Raoul Sherratt. : s Nxq w TEN-PIECE HARMONYN with Bud Strawn at the podium, seems to Ht tho bill for senior Patricia Dougherty cmcl her escort Raoul Sherrcitt cis they stand one out. PLEASED AS PUNCH-fde- scribes the facial expres- sions ot both servers and served. Sophomore ol- fcers Kathleen O'Malley cmd Helen Sammon alter i'elreshmc2nts to i u n i o i' Marlys Rosacker cmcl es- cort, Jerry Soderberg. The gathering near the clooi includes Mary Murclc back to camera, Larry Bakken, Barbara Loesch, and John Sobraske. Page flty mght MARCH- VOCATIO MONTH HPUTTING GOD INTO A CLOSET except on Sunday is the nature ot secularism as defined by Mr. Daniel Kane, ot the Orailvitle apostolate, Loveland, Ohio, in ri talk to upper classmen, Mr. Kane's tallc was entitled VVhat Can the High School Students Do about Secularismw TODAY AND NOT TOMORROW is the time to live as an apostle-at home, at school, at vvorlf, and at play, chal- lenged Lois Schumacher, dynamic young editor ot Today, as she addressed the iuniors and seniors on Occupations Day in March, Above lett Miss Schumacher discusses her latest apostolic editorial with S.lVi,A.'s own Lois Schumacher they even have the same middle name vvhile Barbara Palmer and Marlys Rosacker listen attentively. APOSTLES IN-THE-FIELD are these 5iIvt.A. graduates who are living the apostolate in their respective careers. Left to right are Miss Margaret O'Connor '3l , Miss Margaret Sipe '49, hostess Ann Marie Sammon, Miss Dorothy Ell- strom '39, and hostess Maryann Les- kiew. As guest speakers on Occupations Day their topics were as tollovvs: Margaret O'Connor ff The Christopher Secretary Dorothy Ellstrom The Christopher in Soe cial Service Margaret Sipe Cosmetology ff' x i P - 4 - YL-if t Z4 AX VOCATION DAY speakers were The Rev. Joseph Baglio ot the Min- neapolis Catholic Youth Center and The Rev. Joseph Powers, C.S.C. ot 'he Unifersity ot Notre Dame. Spiritual Motherhood is the na- tura' vccation oi every woman, vvhc-ther in the married, religious, or single state said Father Baglio in tis talk on the rhcirried state. Father Powers stressed the irrcor- tafze ct prziyier and retiection in spa-iftiig cn the religious lite, lll.!'2'!f fm, ir' tlfif-J when cz zo- cC:'g'i .vii Cq': g'1 to her. Pug- v TIS THE MO TH OF GLIR MOTHER YS CROWNING by TM v T Muff TL me Q wmux o cr s Cl rw proceciuc W 1 hymns on Q uf f y N YM lwomg ro rucmfmwc fomwwc Cl cucmrc o'T10mo AQSLVTTD mn mm Q J Q r br' wr acre T Ad of Colm ml! MO EUCHARISTIC PROCESSION enters the ECISHICCI of ST Mar! d by Omorf Mory Ann Tersch cmd .loom Vlgord for Ben f 5 f Qcxcrcnm rw M ON UH JCC f TM Hu 1MQ 5 cm uw TUC d Cl Holv f f for mg 915 cm UC Cm we wmfo e Cl Taco sm In mm Tor t D CIOQIV rex' nnuuuuuu A 1 'I' JUNE GRADUATION . . . ThoT oll Things moy be re-fashioned in The TruTh ond power of The Gospel. On June 7 os we ieove The Euchorienc Presence oT our Blessed Lord Tronf The Bosiiico oT ST. Mary we go Torfh To nweeT o chollenge. The Holy FoTher's ringing words your desTiny is oT woke dre ' T oddfesied 'o eoch oT us. By our AQT oT Consecrof Tion To Our Lord ond His Biessed MoTher we piedge ourseies To lulhh ThoT de5Tiny by hwing ou ToiTh. Thus Shall we hehe' To re-order OH Things in Chi'isT. an Xigq 'x 14 S efwi'- '-' NOVICE ALUMNAE anrl a toriner 'eacher non -nearing the hahit ot the Sisters ol St. Joseph enioyecl a special liornegoniina on Voaatioiis Day, Lett to right seo'ecl are Sister Ellen James, Mary Ann Ryan '48, Sister Gio- vanni, lfargare' Dariwiiiiti '49 Sister Ann Michele, lfii' Monica lacllonski, i s -c'or, and Sister Scholastica, Joan Sipe '48, Students ofe Pat Damiani, Pat Potter, Mary Lang, Donna Vosika, Phil- ippa Gleason, Kay Murray, Ann Marie Sammon, and Mary Murck. U X .MA UM ALLJMNAE ACTIO LARKINS AND LYMANS abound as two generations ol alumnae lamilies get to- gether at Fall Homecoming. The group includes Katherine Larkin Rolls '46, Peggy Lar- kin 'O8, Mrs. Martin Larkin '08 , Mrs. Marie Lyman TQ, senior Eileen Larkin and iunior Betty Lyman. Missing was Rosemary Lyman '49, a lreshntan at the College ot St, Teresa. TEA-TIME at Honirrcoining clravvs nienilnors ol many Classes to the ample relrush- ment table decked with Chry- santheinums and candles. Hostesses Mrs. Florence Pe- terson Krueger '24, lett anrl Betty Gill '30, right, preside. Passing along the table from lelt to right are Eleanor Reynolds '22, Mrs. Mary North 'Oo, Elaine Carroll, Catherine McGraw, Betty Bengston, and Florence Jennings, all tour oi the class ot '42, Mr and Mrs Frank Adams Alden Drug R L Anderson Quality Meats Andrews Hotel Pioneer Grlll Baker Pap r Company Mr and Mrs A A Banack Barnett Drugs Mr and Mrs Ray F Baron Barry Pharmacy Mr Roman Bauer Mr and Mrs C Battanola Bentson Pharmacy Dr John F Berens Optometrnst M M Blstodeau Super Market Bonkes Food Market Terrence Boyle Patrncna Boyle Brady Motor Frenght W C Brlx and Sons Burts Shoe Store Cafe De Napolu Callans Mr and Mrs C E Campion Cathollc Gltt Shop Central Floral Company Chicago Avenue Pharmacy Chrustmans Sausage Company Ed Coftey College ot St Catherune Compllments of a Frnend Compliments of a Friend Compluments of a Frnend Conroy Brothers Plasterlng Contractors Coronet Cafe Mr and Mrs Councilman Mr and Mrs Robert Crasley Crook and Hanley Inc Curtls Hotel Davl s Mortuary Company Mr and Mrs D D DoJgherty Mr and Mrs J R Dunn ETICCSOHS Supervalue Grocery Mr and Mrs A J Erlougher Mr and Mrs ArthurJ Ess Fageros Market Mr and Mrs Ray Flsh Ray Fnsh Internor D corator Ps SW PATRGNS Fischer s Dairy Store Flynn Mortuary Gamble and Ludwig Pamt Company Mr and Mrs George Gasper Walter D Glertsen Company Gull Brothers Mr and Mrs Joe Golesku Mr and Mrs Frank Gormley Mass Joan Gormley Mr and Mrs J Gruebler Mrs Flor nce Harper Mr and Mrs B W Heckman Hennepin Hardware Company Hessburq Brothers Candy Compan Hoppe Prnntmg Company Roy F Hunt Mary T Jannach Jersey Ice Cream Company Jeubs Meat Market Dr Carl E Johnson M R R PO tz Jordan Stevens Company Mr and Mrs Frank Mortl Mr and Mrs Gerald T Mullnn Mr and Mrs M R Murck R A Myers and Company Mr George Nagel Natuonal Engravlng B F Nelson Manufacturing Company Nesbltt Bottllng Company Nordtvedt Bolmgren Inc North Central Publishing Company Mr and Mrs J W OKeefe Ohleen Daury Roy T Patterson Paulahas Dalry Store Mr and Mrs L W Perrlzo Photo Craft Studuos Pham Lmoleum Company Mr and Mrs J A Potter Powderhorn Pharmacy Mr and Mrs C M Pulsnfer Mr and Mrs F Henry Ralche Rellable Electric Company Inc Josten Jewelry Company Kapulas Funeral Home Lakeland Frult and Produce Company Land O Lakes Creamernes Paul Landoth Greenhouse and Mrs John Lang and Mrs Martun Lang and Mrs M H Larkin and Mrs E Lemueux Libby and Libbey Company Mr and Mrs John Loesch Mr and Mrs A Loftelmacher R A Lohmar Mr and Mrs Ruchard Long J Mr and Mrs H F McLaughlln Mr and Mrs Walter Maas Maas Food Market Mrs Edna C Mansmlth Mrs Elizabeth Max Mr and Mrs Michael Max Mrs Alma Meloche Muclwest Oul Company Mr and Mrs John Mlsluk Model Launderers and Dry Cleaners Ruff Brothers Grocery Mrs Ellzabeth Ryan Mr Patrlck Ryan St Marys Hospital Samar Quoluty Shoes Mr and Mrs J A Sammon Schnerber Brothers Confectuonery Mr John Schmidt Schulers Shoe Store Mrs Clara J Schuller Shell Oll Company J A Simon Music Store J A and R E Solmes Unutorm Co South Side Fuel and Transfer Company Mr and Mrs E F Spnllone Ma ry St Martin and Mrs A E Suggett and Mrs Lest r Carl Schwartz rlorle Schwartz and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs W H TerLouw R J Tersch Phll Trapsknn E A Vlgard Ralph A White White Funeral Home E R Moore Company Mr and Mrs J Rlchard Wren . , . . 2 , . . ' , A y I ' . , . . . I I . . I u ' r. . . Ii - I .' . I. . . , . - I s . I ' I I D . Mr. . . ' Mr. . ' , I . Compliments of a Friend Mr. Robert Lang . . . Mr. A Q Q . . I ' ' Mr. . . ' . . . . ' , r. ' , . . . . . ' ' ' ' Ie Mr. . . . A G I . , l t ' Mr. . e . n . 1 - F I l ' l ' ' . . ' Mr. . . . . . . . . Mr. . . . . . . ' ' Mr. . ' ' I . . A . - MY. . . . ' a e ix -four 5 7 X 1, , 4' . 4 I 4 I ,li L 4 nn. .. V Q N. X x