St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 36 of the 1952 volume:

MHC 3‘tS.%7 cu v s i 7 To Saint Margaret, Holy Queen of Scotland in the eleventn century. Patroness of our Academy in the twentieth century. We dedicate our Senior Dayesye of 1952. Our book symbolizes our life at SMA. It is our life — prayer, study, fun — that we dedicate To Margaret, the valiant woman, hoping that she may bring us, through her prayer and example, to the Wisdom that is Love. Coat of Arms of St. Margaret of Scotland Under the patronage of Saint Margaret, we have spent the year reflected here in word and picture. Within this book we bind memories to remind us that we have been formed in her school of learning and living. The spirit of her school—Pietas, Scientia, Veritas— which she carried into castle and church, we must bear into home and parish. Under the patronage of Saint Margaret, valiant woman of the eleventh century, may we become valiant women of the twentieth century attaining at last to the Wisdom that is Love. Coat of Arms of St. Margaret's Academy FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION MOTHER CARMENA, Principal Religion M.A., University of Minnesota SISTER ALISSA MARIE, Assistant Principal English M.A., Catholic University of America SISTER AGNELLA English B.A., College of St. Catherine SISTER ANDRE English, History, Religion B.A., College of St. Catherine SISTER ANGELINE Bookkeeper SISTER ANSELM Choral S.M. Certificate, University of Minnesota SISTER BASIL History M.A., University of Minnesota SISTER M. BERNARDINE Art Appreciation, English, M.S. Educ., University of North Dakota Religion SISTER JOHN ANGELA History, Religion B.A., College of St. Catherine SISTER JOSEPHINA Mathematics, Sciences B.A., College of St. Catherine SISTER JULIE English, Religion B.A., College of St. Catherine SISTER MARY JOHN Physics, Religion M.S., University of Chicago SISTER MARY RUTH Business, Dramatics M.A., Catholic University of America SISTER ST. AGATHA Choral, Music Diploma, St. Agatha's Conservatory SISTER ST. CECILIA, Directress of Music Glee Club, Music B.A., College of St. Catherine SISTER ST. JAMES School Nurse R.N., St. Joseph's Hospital SISTER ST. KEVII'l Cafeteria St. Joseph's Training School SISTER ST. ROSE Librarian, Citizenship B.S., College of St. Catherine SISTER ST. TERESA Chemistry, French M.A., University of Minnesota Religion, Spanish SISTER VINCENT DE PAUL Latin M.A., University of Minnesota MRS. GERALD EVANS Physical Education, Speech B.A..College of St. Catherine MISS LORETTA MATT Art, English B.A., College of St. Catherine MISS AGNES MOHR Mathematics B.S., North Dakota State College MRS. MARY NORTH Office Secretary MISS CHARLOTTE RITZ Physical Education, B.A., College of St. Teresa Social Problems MISS CHARLOTTE W. STEPHENS Clothing, B.A., College of St. Catherine Homemaking Coat of Arms of Congregation of Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, St. Paul Province THE REVEREND WILLIAM MARTINEAU Sophomore Religion THE REVEREND JOHN MURPHY Freshman Religion THE REVEREND DAVID RONEY Senior, Junior Religion Steps to Truth Up the wide stone steps and into the Basilica of St. Mory went 387 Marguerites on September 18. Together with faculty members they offered themselves and their school year to God in the Moss celebroted by Monsignor James M.. Roardon. In his sermon Monsignor urged them to be educated in things that pertain to God. Mission Crusade projects such as helping the Sisters of St. Joseph's mission in Hawaii and providing funds for the Bishop's Relief absorb senior CSMC committee members—Joan McCarthy, Marilyn Schlosser, Gerry Miller, and Kathleen O'Malley. I do in the legal sense is the answer of social problems' student Ruth Schuller, who is being sworn in os o witness by clerk Patricia Leber, before Judge Kathleen Siede and jury member Patricia Nylander. Quite o few complexities of law were simplified when students dramatized courtroom scenes in connection with their unit, Democracy in Action. Recordings of Hamlet and Macbeth by famed actors make Shakespearean Drama live for English IV students— Bonnie Mell, Janice Pull, Patricia Coulombe, Patricia Roney and Phyllis Norling (seated). In addition to listening to records, the entire class attended the University Theater production of Hamlet. On Speaking Terms Ay Jalisco sing Spanish II sehoritas—Carol Fitzgerald, Myrna Freeman, Marlene Beau-chane, and Karen Murphy- who presented a scene in a Spanish inn as part of the senior open house program. Classical backgrounds developed in Latin IV enable Patricia Christel, Marlene Mitchell, and Mary Mach to evaluate Quo Vadis. Their appreciation for Roman history and mythology has grown this year through the study of Vergil's Aeneid. Fission fascinates chemists—Rita Lorsung, Kathleen Wood, Mary Mach, Jo Ann Kuehn, and Lois Maas. In fact, the entire class became greatly absorbed in investigating theories of atomic enegry. Minds over Matter The War Memorial Blcod Bank is the goal of physiologists— Teryll Smith, Ann Wallander, Genevieve Hagberg, Mary Lee Kasper, and Joan Joyce—os they slip owoy from SMA during school hours. Each week small groups from the physiology class make field trips to the Blood Bank where they observe the blood dona'ion routine ond have their blcod tested and typed. (Below Joan Healey and Catherine Sullivan attempt to solve a problem in the parallelepiped department of solid geometry. Time plus poper plus ink yields the thousonds of programs that the commercial department has duplicated for various events this year. At the mimeoscope, Gwen Beach stencils a cover design held by Eileen Potter. Helen Summon stands at the controls of the mimeograph while Janet Swierczek and Mary Alice Lang slip-sheet the copies. For Home and Office Homemaking and clothing closses develop domestic artistry. Below, potential homemakers—Audrey Galas, Dolores Eckes, and Helen Carlson—examine miniature rooms planned and budgeted for a unit in interior decorating. At the right, student seamstresses-Marilyn Hengstler, Holon Carlson, Ruth Reilly, and Ruth Schuller (stonding), Bette Anderson and Rose Ann Fisher (seatedi—model gowns for the style show which sewing classes presented on Moy 20. Choral, Clay, and Costumes (Above, left Arts and crafts occupy senior artists— Rose Ann Fisher, Irene Colston, Shirley Schroeder, Helen Carlson, and Mary Ellen McGowan. In addition to their making according to right reason in art classes, students learn the history and principles of art in their art appreciation course. Lower, left i Gathered around Lorna Demarais, their sophomore accompanist, senior glee club members practice a number for the choral festival held at St. Thomas College on May 3. Standing from left to right are: Virginia Charland, Celanne Marrin, Marilyn Hengstlcr, Marian Fad-den, and Joanne Inveen. Seated with Lorna is Marlys McGovern. Above are two scenes from White Queen, Red Queen, SMA's entry in the Catholic High School Ploy Festival held November 24 at Cretin High School. In the top picture, three ladies in waiting Eileen Potter, Patricia Herbert, and Anna Mrsich—discuss the two queens. In the lower picture Mary Kummer as Katherine of Aragon listens to Nancy Mollers as Anne Boleyn. The performance received on excellent rating from critic judge. Brother James Luke of St. Mary's College, Winona, Minnesota. SMA Apostolate Lay apostles are formed through such campus groups os the Catholic Students' Mission Crusade, the Legion of Mary, ond the Chi Rho Club. Pictured below ore some of the activities of these organizations. At upper left. Legion officers- Mary Judd, vice president; Mary Ellen Buirge, treasurer,- ond Mary Jo Hadley, president—address and package religious literature for distribution. Below, right ore scones from the Mission Mardi-Gros given by CSMC to raise funds for the missions. Distinguishable in the upper picture ore: Patricia Coulombe, Maxine Miles, Georgianna Kopp, Kathleen Daly, Mary Kummer, ond Kathleen O'Malley. And in the lower are standing) Joan McCarthy, Lorraine Michaels, Marilyn Feeser, and Marlene Beauchane,- i seated Mary Connor, Frances Sexton, Ardello Nelson, and Betty Lyman. Below, left Officers of Chi Rho, the campus service club, act as audio-visual assistants and prepare to project a film. Left to right are: Eloyne Esterley, vice president; Gerry O'Meara, secretory; and Shirley Schroeder, president. Visiting Personalities Before or offer addressing general assemblies, speakers frequently chat for a few minutes with individuals or small groups. Above, left' The Reverend Howard Rollenkotter, C.P., who spoke to upperclassmen on vocations on November 16, added a little information for Lorraine Michaels. Below, left' Miss Betty Schneider, National Director of Friendship House, spoke to seniors on March 12. 'Above, right Teryll Smith and Marlene Beriou get a little inside information about Such Love is Seldom from its author, Mrs. Anne Cawley Boardman, who reviewed books ol o book-week assembly on November 14. i Below, right' The Reverend John Louis Bonn, S.J., autographs copies of his book. The Gates of Dannemora, for Patricia Nylander and Patricia Hanna. Father Bonn talked to juniors and seniors on February 29. Vocations—Avocations Special for seniors only is the yearly Vocations-Avocations Doy held this year on March 25, Feast of the Annunciation. In keeping with the Feost was the theme of the day — Behold the handmaid of the Lord. The doy began with Holy Moss celebrated by the Reverend Walter Le Beau in St. Margaret's Academy Chapel. After Mass, Father Le Beau, who teaches courses in Christian Marriage at the College of St. Thomas, spoke to seniors on the vocation to the married state. (Top, left) Father stands with Mary Kummer and Dolores Eckes. Top, right Patricia Coulombe and Anna Mrsich look over the progrom with Miss Margaret O'Connor of the Minnesota Business College, who discussed secretarial courses. Lower, left Miss Kathryn Schultheis, social case worker for Travelers' Aid, gives Gwen Beach and Adrienne Lijewski some preliminary tips on social work. (Lower, right) Hostesses Kathleen O'Malley and Irene Blass serve refreshments to Miss Joanne Blanz of St. Mary's Hospital, who described the work of an x-ray technician. Other speakers on the program were: The Reverend Harry J. Towey, Incarnation Parish, who spoke about the vocation to the religious state; the Reverend David Roney, Basilica Parish, who gave the concluding tolk ond ended the day with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament; and three department heads from the College of Saint Catherine—Sister Ann, who discussed teaching,- Sister Agnes Leon, who with a panel of student nurses reviewed the nursing profession,- and Sister Annette, whose topic was Catholic Higher Education. Basketball Resume BASKETBALL SCORES 1952 JAN. 11—S.M.A. - A.H.A. 35-21 JAN. 18—S.M.A. - S.A.H. 23-22 FEB. 1—S.M.A. - S.J.A. 22-11 FEB. 8—S.M.A. - A.H.A. 37-33 FEB. 15—S.M.A. - S.A.H. 14-21 FEB. 29—S.M.A. - S.J.A. 27-20 With a Come on, teom, let's go! senior cheerleaders — Patricia Herbert, Anna Mrsich, Janet Swierczek, and Jo Anne Nilon backed up by junior cheerleaders Jo Ann Olson, Ellen Dufek, Shirlee O'Keefe, and Mary Connor -encourage a victorious Scotty team. Capturing the 1951-52 basketball championship, the Scots ended their season with Five wins and one defeot. Pictured with their coach. Miss Charlotte Ritz, are—first row: Mary Grun, Kay Kelly, Kay Murray, Barbara Theisen, Catherine Kenney, Mary Schwappach, Kay Sam-mon, and Doreen Michaels. Second row: Miss Ritz, Patricia Slaney, Rita Waller-ius. Captain Georgianna Kopp, Co-Cap-tain Kathryn Ditter, Carol Schwab, Kathleen Sherry, Helen Sammon, and Carole Henry. Ascension Club's basketball court is the scene of fast action. Below left, Kay Murray leaps for an unclaimed ball while Kathryn Ditter and Kay Kelly hope for the best. At right, Kay Kelly anticipates the results of the jumpboll contested by Kathryn Ditter and a St. Joseph's Academy team member in the season's final game. Of the Press Marscot staff members look over the fruits of their hours of labor on the school newspaper: iback rowi Teryll Smith, copy editor; Marlene Mitchell and Maxine Miles, feature editors,- Patricia Christel, sports editor; Gwen Beach, associate editor,- Shirley Schroeder and Mary Jo Hadley, art editors; Patricia Coulombe and Mary Mach, reporters; Marilyn Schlosser and Donna Roth, business managers; Dolores Eckes seated) editor-in-chief; and Catherine Sullivan, associate editor. Sister Julie is faculty adviser. Yearbook staff members consult about the Senior Dayesye. In the foreground Shirley Schroeder, editor, talks to art and loy-out editor, Mary Jo Hadley, and staff member Irene Colston. Behind them, associate editors-Mary Alice Lang and Mary Ann Jaeb study plans; and Helen Sammon and Eileen Potter, editorial staff members, prepare to type copy. Faculty advisers are Sister Alissa Marie and Sister St. Teresa. The Dayesye business crew draw out receipt books to handle financial accounts for the senior memory book. Ready for business are: standing) Donna Roth, Bonnie Moll, Mary Frost, Rita Lorsung, Barbara Bailey, Georgianna Kopp, Gerry Miller, Kathleen Siede, and Lorraine Michaels. Grouped around the desk are: Rose Ann Fisher, Rita Kelly, Carol Fitzgerald, Audrey Galas, Mary Kummer, and Joan McCarthy. While distributing programs, Nancy DuBcau, sophomore class president, admired pretty juniors and seniors who attended the prom at the Calhoun Beach Club on April 14. iAbove Nancy gives a program to Patricia Cady and her escort Richard Haw-kinson. i Left ■ Prom primping in the mirror on the wall are some of the fairest of them all-Joyce McNeil and Jo Ann Olson (standing' and Mary Kay Church (seated). Class officers and their escorts step forth to lead the grand march. Left to right they are: Evelyn Russell, junior president, and Robert Dady; Mary Kummer, senior president, and Gerald Ingaldson; Georgianna Kopp, senior vice-president, and Dale Kobbe; Carolyn Wilcox, junior treasurer, and William Conway. Junior-Senior Prom Stardust Scenes During April practically every senior was involved in some way in preparing for the closs play, Walter Kerr's Stardust, which the senior class presented April 27 and 28 in Incarnation Auditorium. Below are scones from tho ploy: Top, left' Anna Mrsich and Jo Anne Nilan, cost as students at an arty drama academy, help Mary Kummer, visiting Broadway star, with her make-up. Gothered round are Kathleen Daly, Virginia Tompkins, Patricia Herbert, Marlene Mitchell, Daniel Forby, and Catherine Sullivan. Top, center Daniel Forby fries to persuade Adrienne Lijewski to choose farm life in Nebraska rather than drama in New York. Top, right Patricia Christel, as Dean of Women, becomes enraged over happenings at the Academy of Dramatic and Allied Arts. Below, left • Marilyn Schlosser, Helen Sammon, and Mary Mahoney, unsophisticated students, romp 'round visiting star, Eileen Potter. Below, right Production staff members—Kathleen Siede, Helen Carlson, Magdelene Gygax, Irene Colston, Rita Lorsung, Mary Jo Hadley, Mary Alice Lang, Shirley Schroeder, and Mary Mach—work behind stage on costumes and scenery. Festivals Christmas frees and Christmosy stars set the stage for the annual Nativity program presented by the Glee Club and Speech II students. The top picture shows the Glee Club—First row: Shirley Schroeder, Joan Byrnes, Barbara Heider, Sharon Anderson, Mary Therese Huyck, Dariel Wodarck, Joyce Cosgrove, Rose Erin Sullivan. Second row: Louise Spear, Mary Scheinost, Marilyn Guimond, Madge Gygax, Jeanne Crepeau, Corinne Landry, Loretta Nowak, Marlys McGovern. Third row: Virginia Charland, Margie Maloney, Cynthia Zuccaro, Joan O'Donnell, Patricia Norton, L a u r a Campbell. Fourth row: Adrienne Lijewski, Susan Schaub, Janelle Pelletier, Madonna Hodge. Fifth row: Celanne Marrin, Marilyn Hengstler, Kathleen O'Malley, Marian Fadden, Corinne Boisclair. Sixth row: Ruth Reilly, Elayne Ester-ley, Ruth Schuller, Jerry Eisenzim-mer. Seventh row: Georgianno Kopp, Joanne Inveen, Kathleen Wood. Eighth row: Mary Lou Mc-Grorty. In the lower picture class presidents — Freshman Gloria Hallin, Sophomore Nancy Du Beau, Junior Evelyn Russell, and Senior Mary Kummer—kneel in gift giving at the crib os the choral verse group behind them offlrms: Ourselves become our own best sacrifice. The outdoor statue of the Blessed Virgin below, left) is below, right are: Mary Helen Gerber, Dorothy Buchanan, crowned in annual May Day ceremony by the girl named Patricia Roney, Ann Mrsich, and Mary Kummer. most Mary-like senior. Singing ond walking in procession I' i Helen Carlson, Gwen Beach, and Kathleen Daly prepare the tea table for senior open house. Held on Oc.ober 21, the open house hod as its theme gratitude to parents for o:sistance during high school year. In the picture of the right, seniors and guests waif their turn for refreshments. From Beginning to End The beautiful Basilica of St. Mary, white gowns, and red roses mean the end of four year at St. Morgaret's. This June 4, His Excellency Bishop James J. Byrne will confer diploma on eighty-seven senior. MARY KUMMER, President Class president 4 . . . Dayesye business manager . . . Drama 3, 4 . . . stellar roles . . . Glee Club 2 . . . Science Club 3 . . . The play's the thing. GEORGIANNA KOPP, Vice-President George . . . class vice president 4 . . . Dayesye business manager . . . Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Basketball 3. 4 . . . head of Scottie squad . . . with a boom in her voice. MARY JO HADLEY, Secretary Jo . . . class secretary 4 . . . Marscot 3, 4 . . . Dayesye art . . . Chi Rho 2, 3, 4 . . . Science Club president 3 . . . Legion of Mary, president 4 . . . most Mary-like Senior . . . honor and excellence roll . . . penchant for classical music. ADRIENNE LIJEWSKI, Treasurer Class president 1, treasurer 4 . . . Drama 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 1, president 4 . . . Girls' State delegate 3 . . . pleasantly popular . . . winsome, witty, and wise . . . lyric soprano. BETTY ANDERSEN '49 addition to class of '52 . . . Spanish Club 3, 4 . . . Drama 4 . . . Ghost in the Green Gown . . . freckled and fair . . . betwixt the counters at Sears. BARBARA BAILEY Dayesye business staff . . . Chi Rho 1 ... at home at the range . . . skilled in sewing . . . dreams of European travel. GWEN BEACH Gwennie . . . class secretary 3 . . . Marscot 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 1,2... honor roll . . . generol manager for class play . . . Gregg business diploma ... a genius for friendship . . . Oh, for a locker that opens! MARLENE BEAUCHANE Glee Club 1 . . . Spanish Club 3, 4 . . . Dance? Love to! . . . Bell connections . . . path of a pedagogue ... her hair hangs down in ringlets. MARLENE BERIOU Glee Club 1 . . . style show appearances . . . imperturbable . . . Eastern travels . . . easy to work with. IRENE BLASS Drama secretary 4 . . . Spanish Club 3, 4 . . . merry mischief . . . exotic countenance . . . Well, you know what I think—? MARY BRECOUNT Chi Rho 2, 3, 4 . . . Drama 4 . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Science Club 3 . . . handy on props . . . words, words, words. DOROTHY BUCHANAN Science Club 3 . . . 5'2 and you know who . . . beauty and brains . . . unique laughter . . . diet of fun . . . candid opinions. HELEN CARLSON Half the Carlson pair . . . nimble with a thimble . . . quiet competence . . . cooking expert . . . records for relaxation . . . Fanny Farmer candy girl. MARGARET CARLSON Naturally nice . . . SMA style reviews . . . cook deluxe . . . ten-pin toppler . . . blonde friendliness. VIRGINIA CHARLAND Green senior . . . Drama 4 . . . vocal airs— musical awards . . . subtle wit . . . smooth slalom. PATRICIA CHRISTEL Marscot 3, 4 . . . CSMC 1, 2 . . . winner of trip to Valley Forge . . . honor roll . . . Chat with Pat . . . spicy chords on the 88 . . . world affairs wizard. A IRENE COLSTON Renee . . Dayseye layout . . . Chi Rho lf 2 .. . sports fan . .. that artistic touch . . . meant for modeling. PATRICIA COULOMBE Patty Jo . . . Marscot 3, 4 . . . contagious laugh . . . QUIN-tessence of QUIN-tessence . . . house manager for class play. KATHLEEN DALY Class V.P. 1 . . . CSMC secretory 1 . . . Marscot 3 . . . Drama 3, 4 . . Irish troubador . . . our “Miss Bach . . . $MA attic haunter. MARY DELANEY Three-year term at SMA . . . needle wielder . . . home decorating delight . . . menu collector . . . gridiron activity. BERNADETTE DIBOS Commercial capabilities . . . drawing os a hobby . . . quiet assistant . . . slim on diet of French fries and malts. DOLORES ECKES CSMC treasurer 4 . . . Marscot staff 3, editor 4 . . . Chi Rho 2, 3 . . . honor roll . . . class play business manager . . . ride 'em girl on Sparky. MARIAN FADDEN Glee Club 4 . . . heading for the windy city . . . placid red head ... St. Mary's nurses' aid . . . '50, '51, '52 style shows. ROSE ANN FISHER Glee Club 1 . . . Doyesye business staff . . . pixie with a palette . . . accomplished dressmaker . . . dance, dance, dance. • • CAROL FITZGERALD Dayesye business staff . . . CSMC treasurer 4 Spanish Club 3, treasurer 4 . . . rapid affirmatives . . . power behind the project. MYRNA FREEMAN Drama 4 . . . Spanish Club 3, 4 . . . elementary educator of the future . . . soldierly carriage . . . smiling congeniality. MARY FROST Frosty . . . two-year term at SMA . . . Dayesye business staff . . . Glee Club 3 . . . confidence, poise, and personality . . . voice for radio . . . frequent and willing chauffeur. AUDREY GALAS Class secretary 3 . . . Dayesye business stoff . . . class play house manager . . . blue-eyed sincerity . . . Frankie Laine devotee . . . delightful company. MARY HELEN GERBER Drama 1 . . . Glee Club 1,2... Spanish Club 3, 4 . . . favorite class: homemoking . . . bowling for sport. MARY MARGARET GERBER Drama 3 . . . owner of Smoky, Scots' canine mascot . . . devoted Ascension sodalist . . . energy and enthusiasm . . . week-ends at St. Ben's. NAUREEN GLEASON Spanish Club 3, 4 ... fingers for the keys and an ear for a tune . . . sable-hoired . . . eminent grammarian . . . discriminating reader . . . Es el Espanol pero mi. PHILIPPA GLEASON Phil . . . CSMC president 4 . . . Chi Rho 3 . . . Science Club 3 . . . Drama 4 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . honor roll ... on the ball for 4-H . . . prize cooking. MAGDALENE GYGAX Madge .. . Glee Club 1, 3, 4 ... Chi Rho 1, 2 . . . Drama 3 . . . inimitable Hulda . . . sweet, shy, always got a guy. GENEVIEVE HAGBERG Jennie . . . French Club 1 . . . basketball 3 . . . SMA style shows . . . keyboard harmony . . . knows a strike from a spare. PATRICIA HANNA Drama 4 . . . Spanish Club 3, 4 . . . Lady Luck at bingo . . . medal for skating . . . It's Jake with me. JOAN HEALEY Glee Club 1,2... fall, graceful blonde . . . cquestriantics . . . Conover capers . . . Lindy hopper. MARILYN HENGSTLER Glee Club 4 . . . thrice a style show model . . . ingenious seamstress . . . homemaking sessions . . . Irish preferred. PATRICIA HERBERT Class Veep 3 . . . Drama 1, 3, president 4 . . . CSMC secretary 4 . . . Glee Club I ... Pat for the part . . . All the world's a stage . MADONNA HODGE Mid-year advent as junior . . . Glee Club 3, 4 . . . solo voice . . . early morning music lesson . . . swimming and boating for fun. JOANNE INVEEN Glee Club 1,4... Legion of Mary 4 ... as nice as they come . . . class play house manager ... of needle and thread, she has no dread . . . interest in science. MARY ANNE JAEB Annie . . . Dayesye associate editor . . . honor roll . . . musical renditions . . . bookshelf haunter . . . sportive choices. JOAN JOYCE Genuinely dependable . . . just pushing five feet . . . quick on a witty trigger . . . cup and saucer collection . . . always baby sitting. MARY LEE KASPER Basketball 3 . . . malted milk menu . . . Ascension sodality . . . lithe look . . . super salesgirl. RITA KELLY Dayesye business staff . . . Glee Club 2 . . . The Prince Who Was a Beggar . . . plans for travel . . . spare-time stitching . . . preferably Chopin. DOROTHY KIERSKE Glee Club I . . . pals through her pen . . . stenographic visions . . . piano on the side . . . walking for pleasure. JO ANN KUEHN Nursing ovocation . . . fingers on the keyboard . . . pots and pins . . . generous assistance . . . water sports. MARY ALICE LANG Allie . . . Legion of Mary, secretary 4 . . . Chi Rho 2, 3, 4 . . . Dayeseye associate ed . . . Glee Club 2 . . . honor and excellence roll . . . Gregg business diploma . . . funny bone. PATRICIA LEBER Basketball 2, 3 . . . Gregg business diploma . . . silent partner . . . participant in any sport . . . clipped coiffure . . . musical fingers. •-I V V A IT hi - !r T N i ' 1 Al (“i H T- IP ' ■ W J '( , r i P , I u- 1 ' RITA IORSUNG Dayseye business staff . . . Legion of Mary 4 . . . Chi Rho 2, 3 . . . honor roll . . . moth minded . . . always on the go . . . surprising versatility . . . Going to the game? joan McCarthy Class secretary I . . . Dayseye business staff . . . Joan, R.N. . . . class play business manager . . . petite and sweet . . . candid comments . .. Oh, heavens! marlys McGovern Glee Club 4 . . . skating, hiking, tennis ... a friend in every book . . . quiet assurance . . . homemaking proficiency. MARY ELLYN McGOWAN Drama 3, 4 . . . A.W.O.L. . . . artistic tendencies . . . future globe trotter—but no bus rides . . . favorite class: homemaking. LOIS MAAS Loey . . . Science Club 3 . . . pleasant listener . . . Park Board basketball . . . always at your service . . . everyone's friend. MARY MACH Marscot 3, 4 . .. Science Club 3 . . honor roll . . synchronized swimming . . a future in nursing .. . Hop in kids! SALLIE MADSEN CSMC secretary 4 . . . Spanish Club 3, 4 . . . Drama 3, 4 . . . mature roles . . . joke reactions. MARY MAHONEY Drama 4 . . . Glee Club I ... my fair redhead . . . creative seamstress . . . soft shoe frolics. ’i CECILIA ANNE MARRIN Glee Club 4 . . . sodality leader . . . hidden humor . . . bashful vocalist . . . style show creations. CONSTANCE MARTIN Connie . . . Glee Club 1,3... sessions with long novels . . . placid personality . . . just a little late. BONITA MELL Dayseye business staff . . . Contact Bonnie . . . Public Energy No. 1 . . . operation-switchboard . . . habitual committeeman. LORRAINE MICHAELS Clyde . . . Dayesye business staff . . . CSMC president 4 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . responsible treasurer . . . class play business manager . . . outstanding generosity. MAXINE MILES Max . . . Marscot 3, 4 . . . Science Club 3 . . . Glee Club 1,2... Inner Views byline . . . radio panel. GERALDINE MILLER Gerry . . . Dayesye business stoff . . . Glee Club 1, 2 . . . combination of mischief and sincerity ... I s'pose. MARLENE MITCHELL Marscot 3, 4 . . . Chi Rho 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 1,2... honor and excellence roll . . . tester of wits . . . confirmed intellectual ... in pursuit of LL.D. ANNA MRSICH Class president 2 . . . Drama 4 . . . cheer-leading 2, 3, 4 . . . open house narrator . . . secretarial dreams .. clever rhymes. KAREN MURPHY Chi Rho I . . . Drama 3 . . . Spanish Club 3, 4 . . . girl behind the books . . . breeze on blades . . . Spanish major in college. JO ANNE NILAN Drama 4 . . . cheerleading 2, 3. 4 . . fashion favorite . . . festival play page . . . merchandising career ... in and out of trouble. PHYLLIS NORLING Phil . . . slim and trim . . . sincere student . . . ovid reader . . . quiet kindliness . . . dancing for fun PATRICIA NYLANDER Student of homemoking . . . Rochester experiences . . . X-ray tech pursuits . . . air traveller . . . “Help me hence, ho! KATHLEEN O'MALLEY Class treasurer 2 . . . CSMC secretary . . . Glee Club 2, 4 . . . action in Ascension parish . . . vocal artist . . . much merriment. EILEEN POTTER Dayesye 4 . . . Drama 4 . . . class play stardom . . . Chi Rho 1, 2 . . . Gregg business diploma . . . Science Club 3 . . superb pianist. JANICE PULL Glee Club 1,2... Science Club 3 . . . time craver. . . skilled seamstress . . . music lover. RUTH REILLY Glee Club 4 . . . alto section . . . needled by needles . . . literary attractions . . . country commuter. PATRICIA RONEY Pat . . . willowy stature . . . most agreeable . . . skillful sketcher . . . secretarial studies. DONNA ROTH Junior newcomer from Washburn . . . Marscot 3, 4 . . . Dayesyc business staff . . . day brightener . . . welcome witticisms . . . typing skill. HELEN SAMMON Class secretary 2 . . . Dayesye 4 . . . Drama 4 . . . honor roll . . . Scots' guard 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Gregg business diploma . . . stenographic speed . .. laughing amiability. MARILYN SCHLOSSER Marscot business staff 3, 4 . . . Drama 4 . . honor roll . . . Gregg business diploma . . . cheery cherub ... on the run . . . character actress. SHIRLEY SCHROEDER Class president 3, vice president 2 . . Dayesye editor 4 . . . Marscot 3, art editor 4 . . . Chi Rho 1, 2, secretary 3. president 4 . . . Glee Club 4 . . . Science Club vice president 3 . . . basketball 2 . . . honor and excellence roll.. . gobs of art. RUTH SCHULLER Ruthie . . . Glee Club 1,4... annual style show contributor . . . cups and saucers: demi-tasse style . . . Schuller-Reilly combination. CHARLOTTE SCHWAB Drama 4 .. . Science Club 3 ... a friend hard to match . . . voice for song . . . sketchbook skill . . . laugh of cordiality. KATHLEEN SIEDE Kathy . . . Dayesye business staff . . . Chi Rho 1,2... secretarial aptitude . . . clover with cloth . . . cash register adventures. TERYLL SMITH Shanley High export . . . Marscot 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 3 . . . honor roll . . . agile fingers for speedy shorthand . . . baseball diamond thrills. VIRGINIA STSZEMP Ginnie . . . Spanish Club 3 . . . Chi Rho 3 . . . angel eyes . . . surfboard frolics . . . Breck homecoming queen. CATHERINE SULLIVAN Kitty . . . Marscot 3, associate editor 4 . . CSMC president 1 . . . Chi Rho I, 2, treasurer 3 . . . honor and excellence roll . . . Contact leader . . . prize-winning essoys . . . small but noteworthy. JANET SWIERCZEK Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 . . . Gregg business diploma . . . artistic shorthand ... unpredictable small package ... the girl with the grin . . . Saturday's dance dote. VIRGINIA TOMPKINS Ginny . . . Drama 3, 4 . . . Marscot 3 . . . Chi Rho 1 ... a finger in every play . . . emphasis on wit. ANN WALLANDER Chi Rho I . . . French Club I . . . basketball 1 . . . sisterly trio at SMA . . . fan of der Bingo . . . unruffled sweetness. KATHLEEN WOOD Kitty ... Chi Rho 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Science Club 3 . . . woody woodpecker chortle . . . like a fish in water. JUNIORS—First row: Patricio Damiani, Mary Ellen Buirge, Marguerite Atherton, Ramona Dischinger, Mory Ann Curran, Dorothy Hartman, Patricia Connor, Elayne Esterley, Mary Connor. Second row: Mary Therese Huyck, Patricia Burke, Ellen Dufek, Annette Barney, Patricio Cady, Mary Eisonzimmer, Mary Frances Devereaux, Betty Clemens, Rosemary Boron. Third row: Mary Kay Church, Harriet Heinen, Joan Byrnes, Ardala Hockstein, Connie Fudali, Anne Dirlam, Carol Henry, Katherine Kalvestran, Donna Katsch. Fourth row: Sally Clinton, ivice-president', Mary Grun, Carol Hendricks, Gretchen Enck, Jean Gunderson, Mary Jane Kapuster, Sally Frost, Suzanne Clinton. Fifth row: Anne Busch, Rosemory Farrell, Carol Hasselo, Katherine Differ, Geraldine Gallagan, Mory Judd, Helen Katz-marek, Jane Armifage. The Junior Class JUNIORS—First row-. Marguerite Rajkowski, Helen Swanson, Frances Sexton, Darlene Poeschl, Kay Murray, Coth erine Kenney, Rita Marban, Marion Luke. Second row: Catherine Kempf, Corinne Landry, Jonelle Pelletier, Mary Ann Kubinski, Joyce McNeil, Shirlee O'Keefe, Ruth Rajkowski, Mary Logan, Jo Anne Sullivan. Third row: Evelyn Russell, (president), Margaret Leigh, Mory Schwappach, Judith Mayer, Carol Shwaab, Sheila Steinhauser, Jo Ann Olson, Betty Reinhart, Barbara Theisen, (treasurer). Fourth row: Mary Rains, Monica McNulty, Carolyn Wilcox, secretary), Ardelle Nelson, Clara School, Barbara Speltz, Diane Moeglein, Barbara Knight, Kay Kelly. Fifth row: Sharon Kolhoff, Cynthia Zuccaro, Geraldine O'Meara, Kathleen Mergens, Mary Mase, Catherine Ryan, Mary Clare McBride, Dawn Mary Thomas, Anita Moslowski. SOPHOMORES—First row: Mory Ann Gillespie, Carol Bednarczyk, Jeannette Dupont, Julienne Campion, Julie Ann Cloutier, Marilyn Craig, Virginia Jeub. Second row: Coro! Huber, Laura Campbell, Lucie Guillemotte, Nancy DuBeau, 'president!, Sharon Anderson, Patricia Harrington, Jo Ann Goblirsch, Eileen Greshwalk, Patricia Antolak. Third row: Mory Ellen Irving, (vice-president1, Frances Dooley, Jo-Anne Fortin, Margaret Cashman, Joyce Cosgrove, Kathleen Curran, Lorna Demorais, Anna Caola, Marilyn Guimond. Fourth row: Potricia Kommerer, Gayle Hjulberg, Barbara Fixter, Sharon Fourre, Roseanne Crawford, Carolyn Hendricks, Nancy Bolduc, Margaret Gleoson, Roberta Elsberry. Fifth row: Rosemary Buckley, Annette Freese, Rosemary Godbout, Ruth Goblirsch, Rita Fitzgerald, Joann Berigan, Darlene Holm, Corinne Boiscloir, Jane Corrow, (secretaryi. SOPHOMORES—First row: Josephine Klein, Shirley Luke, Sheila Mullin, Rosemary Orr, Mary Lee Leggett, Rita Par-rette, Mary Schiel, Susan Malenfant, Judy Van Slyke. Second row: Peggy Marrin, Rochelle Tousignant, Mory Schein-ost, Patricio Norton, Mary Jo Kennedy, Rose Erin Sullivan, Dariel Wodarck, Mary Zeglen, Margaret Miller. Third row: Sharon McKenzie, Loretta Nowak, Joan O'Donnell, Karol Meunier, Kathleen Simmer, Doreen Michaels, Kathleen Sam-mon, Genevieve Logan, Elizabeth Lyman. Fourth row: Mary McGrow, Geraldine Simmer, Rita Wallerius, Celestia Loesch, (treasurer) Nancy Mollers, Mary Musson, Mary Tomonn, Patricia Slaney, Margie Maloney. Fifth row: Marion Radatz, Mary Wallander, Virginio Mengelkoch, Patricia Klimo, Marylou McGrorty, Dolores Schaefer, Marilyn Petersen, Susan Schaub, Kathleen Sherry. The Sophomore Class FRESHMEN—First Row: Marguerite Ann Dupre, Carol Heyer, Mary Brinkman, Mary Anne Holland, Phyllis Brytowski, Teresa Bevacco, Marilyn Kalitowski, Joan Kaehn, Helen McCartney, Mary Agnes Lucey, Barbara Martin. Second row: Donna Bernhardt, Ann Liemandt, isecretory , Barbara Klingbeil, Patricia Clough, Dana Desmond, Potricia Clausen, Carole Beriou, Barbara Bach, Margaret Maska, Nancy Eisenzimmer, Mary Anne lavelle. Third row: Janice Hardey, Rita Droll, Sonia Daleki, Verna Agotness, Ino Claire Goebel, Barbara Gerber, Mary Caola, Mory Hadley, Mary Lou Linwood, Elizabeth Butler, Roberta Keating. Fourth row: Margaret Carpenter, Isabelle Gavin, Carol Hofmann, Susan Landy, Mary Jo Born, Mary Burgoyne, Roseanne Landry, Carol Brisky, Barbara Hanson, Janice La Vine. Fifth row: Rosanne Johnson, Mary Anderson, Peggy Friendshuh, Diane Gaulke, Patricia Cameron, Gloria Hallin, president), Sally Brady, Marilyn Feeser, Carol Evans, Patricio Hagen. The Freshman Class FRESHMEN—First row: Nancy Rodgers, Mary Schwab, Phyllis Owens, Muriel Stowell, Priscilla Shea, Mary Sikorski, Louise Spear, Donna Stadther, Colleen Steinhauser, Susan Meloche, Beth Spear Second row: Mary Jean Olson, Irene Roney, Nancy Rogers, Mary Shimek, Diane Rosaker, Diane Roring, Justine Robb, Barbara Scheurer, Louise Petersen, Marcia Menglckoch, Betty Wallander. Third row: Barbara Schmitz, Edna Reinhart, Delores Olson, Veronica O'Connor, Jean McDonald, Geraldine Olmstead. Patricia Yentsch, Milane Trudeau, Mary Lynn Trieschmann, Rita Wort-man. Fourth row: Joan Moroy, Ruth Trepanier, Carole Sullivan, i vice-president ), Mary Smigleski, Carol Widell, Barbara Walchor, Marie Stenglein, Potricia Seiter, Judy Miller, Ann McGill. Fifth row: Lenore Trembley, Mary Vogels-berg, Patricia Schupp, Janice Tourville, Kay Sonnen, Nancy Rowles, (treasurer), Barbara Skaor, Katherine Werlich, Morgaret Miller, Sharon Pease. Patrons Mr. ond Mrs. O. Andersen Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Boiley Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bittman Mrs. Lena Blass V. A. Boker and Sons Mr. ond Mrs. Peter Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Butler Cafe Di Napoli Mrs. Victor Charland Mr. W. M. Christel Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Coulombe Mr. and Mrs. William P. Daly De Loittre-Dixon Company Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Delaney Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Dibos Mr. and Mrs. Philip Eckes Mr. ond Mrs. J. R. Fitzgerald Mrs. B. Freeman Dr. and Mrs. Russell H. Frost Mr. ond Mrs. Carl Gerber Mr. and Mrs. Elmer C. Gerber Gerner's Women's Exclusive Shop Gill Brothers Mr. ond Mrs. Elwood J. Gillespie Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Gleason Mrs. William T. Gleason Gygax Jewelry Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Hadley Mr. and Mrs. R. Hagberg Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hanna Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Healey Mr. and Mrs. J. Hengstler Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Herbert Emil Heusbourg Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Hedge Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Jaeb Jim's Barbecue Lunch Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kasper Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kelly Mrs. George M. Kopp Mr. Joseph F. Kuehn Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Kumrr.er Mr. and Mrs. George Long Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Leber Mr. and Mrs. John Lijewski Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lorsung McCarthy's Cofe Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McCarthy Mr. ond Mrs. M. F. McGowan Walter Maos Food Market Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Mach Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Madsen Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Mahoney Miss Cecilia H. Marrin Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Marrin Mr. and Mrs. Martin F. Marrin Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Martin Mr. and Mrs. V. Mell Mr. ond Mrs. J. A. Michaels Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Miles Mr .and Mrs. Ray F. Miller Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Mitchell Murphy's Shell Service Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Norling Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Nylander Ghleen Dairy Company Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Malley Mr. and Mrs. J. R. O'Neill Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Polter Mr. and Mrs. F. H, Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roney Hans Rosacker Company Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sommon Savon Food Marker Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schwab Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Searle Sheakley-Jensen Adjustment Bureau Inc. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sheldon Mr. and Mrs. Fred Siede Siwek Fuel and Lumber Company Skelly's Liquor Store Inc. Smisek's Food Market Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Smith Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Stszemp Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sullivan Taylor's Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Tompkins Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Voltin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wallander Western Ave. Pharmacy Mr. James H. Wood Three celebr.ties of this school year are Mary Judd, Patricia Christel, and Catherine Sullivan. By the juniors, Mary was named delegate to Girls' State to be held in June at the S ate Fair Grounds under the auspices of the American Legion Auxiliary. Patricia, os representative of the seniors, received an expense-paid trip to Volley Forge, Pennsylvania, where she accepted the Freedoms' Foundation Award for the exhibit prepared by her class as American history students under the direction of Sister Basil. Catherine's essay, Congratulations, A. O. H.l won first prize in county, stote, and national divisions of tho Irish essay contest. SENIOR DIRECTORY Andersen, Bette, 3933 So. Sheridan Ave. Bailey, Barbara, 708 S.E. 14th Ave..... Beach, Gwen, 3537 Minnehaha Ave. Beauchane, Marlene, 1326 Logan Ave. No. Beriou, Marlene, 2731 McKinley St. N.E. Blass, Irene, 821 Hawthorne Ave. Brecount, Mary, 3549 Dupont Ave. So. Buchanan, Dorothy, 2211 4th Ave. So. -• Carlson, Helen, 4304 So. 41st Ave. .... Carlson, Margaret, 4304 So. 41st Ave. Charland, Virginia, 10900 Irwin Ave. W. Christel, Patricia, 3242 Alabama Ave. Colston, Irene, 4008 Snelling Ave. So. Coulombe, Patricia, 6025 4th Ave. So. Daly, Kathleen, 1907 26th Ave. No...... Delaney, Mary, 2641 So. 18th Ave. Dibos, Bernadette, 3934 No. Bryant Eckes, Dolores, Route 11, Minneapolis Fadden, Marian, 724 19th Ave. So. Fisher, RosoAnn, 2707 Randolph St. N.E. Fitzgerald, Carol, 3027 West 43rd ..... Freeman, Myrna, 4549 1 st Ave. So. .. . Frost, Mary, Oak Terrace, Minnesota Galas, Audrey, 2314 Benjamin St. N.E. Gleason, Naureen, 4050 Blaisdell......... Gleason, Philippa, Hamel, Minnesota ..... Gygax, Magdalene, 5415 Stevens Ave. So. Hadley, Mary Jo, 4220 Beard Ave. So. Hagberg, Genevieve, 2106 Thomas Ave. N Hanna, Patricia, 3906 Blaisdell Ave. So. Healey, Joan, 3011 Upton Ave. No.......... Hengstler, Marilyn, 2542 Cleveland St. N.E Herbert, Patricia, 1642 Xerxes No. ....... Hodge, Madonna, 2743 Sheridan Ave. No. Inveen, Joanne, 2121 Olson Highway ....... Jaeb, Mary Anne, 4437 17th Ave. So. Joyce, Joan, 5605 Morgan Ave. So. Kasper, Mary Lee, 2323 4th St. No. .. Kelly, Rita, 621 6th St. S.E......... Kierske, Dorothy, 3253 Fremont So. ... Kopp, Georgianna, 424 5th Ave. S.E. Kuehn, JoAnn, 1914 Benjamin N.E...... . Wa. 2028 Gl. 3943 Dr. 9675 Al. 3865 St. 4940 U. 9217 Co. 5314 Br. 5456 Du. 8846 ...Du. 8846 So. 1-7427 .. Wh. 6138 Pa. 6377 PI. 0809 Hy. 6977 Du. 0340 ... Hy. 8666 Or. 5-6384 Fi. 1811 .....Gr. 4407 Wa. 9672 Re. 4554 Ho. 7621 St. 2960 E. ... ... Gr. 1736 No. ...Hy. 6941 Re. 4741 Co. 3381 .. Wa. 8709 o. .. Al. 3862 Lo. 0685 Ju. 2822 E. .. .... Gr. 6708 Ch. 0776 Hy. 4543 U. 3131 Du. 6228 Wh. 5745 ... Hy. 3346 Gl. 2157 .. Co. 7879 Ge. 2706 St. 9727 Kummer, Mary, 3728 Pillsbury Ave. So. Re. 2605 Lang, Mary Alice, 4014 Sunnyside Ave............ Wa. 8411 Leber, Patricia, 410 Thomas Ave. So............. Ke. 5371 Lijewski, Adrienne, 3958 Washburn Ave. No. Hy. 7328 Lorsung, Rita, 221 West 33rd St. ............... Lo. 8606 McCarthy, Joan, 3625 11th Ave. So...... Dr. 8688 McGovern, Marlys, 3402 36th Ave. So............. Dr. 6762 McGowan, Mary Ellyn, 7627 Harriet Ave. So. Ro. 9-5675 Maas, Lois, 3516 Stinson Blvd. N.E...............Gr. 1339 Mach, Mary, 1932 Benjamin St. N.E................Gr. 6013 Madsen, Sallie, 3840 Upton Ave. So.............. Wa. 4403 Mahoney, Mary, 2240 Roosevelt St. N.E............St. 0110 Marrin, Celanne, 2725 18th Ave. So.............. Dr. 5793 Martin, Constance, 3600 10th Ave. So. ...........PI. 2880 Moll, Bonnie, 3306 4th Ave. So. ................ Lo. 2793 Michaels, Lorraine, 4235 Grand Ave. So...........PI. 7751 Miles, Maxine, 3537 Pillsbury Ave. So. ..........Co. 8312 Miller, Geraldine, 2223 Benjamin St. N.E..... Gr. 6711 Mitchell, Marlene, Route 11, Minneapolis .......Or. 6302 Mrsich, Anna, 106 Hennepin Ave.................. Ma. 0902 Murphy, Karen, 3815 Bryant Ave. So...............Co. 3569 Nilon, Joanne, 425 Humboldt Ave. No. Ge. 2474 Norling, Phyllis, 3152 Idaho Ave. ...Wh. 8829 Nylander, Patricia, 3520 Emerson Ave. So.........Co. 9102 O'Malley, Kathleen, 141516 Dupont Ave. No. Al. 8987 Potter, Eileen, 3723 Girard Ave. No............. Al. 1483 Pull, Janice, 2238 Taft St. N.E................. Gr. 6409 Reilly, Ruth, 207 No. 113th St. Or. 5 8069 Roney, Patricia, 2310 Girard No. Ch. 2196 Roth, Donna, 4628 Grand Ave. So. Lo. 3460 Sammon, Helen, 2615 23rd Ave. No. .............. Ch. 4184 Schlosser, Marilyn, 1501 E. 22nd St.... Br. 5038 Schroeder, Shirley, 811 W. 24th St.............. Ke. 2604 Schuller, Ruth, 7111 6th Ave. No. ............. Or. 5-6166 Schwab, Charlotte, 1805 Clinton Ave. So......... Fi. 2659 Siede, Kathleen, 3918 Colfax No................. Al. 5239 Smith, Teryll, 5519 Nicollet Ave. So.............R°- 3639 Stszemp, Virginia, 2726 Stinson Blvd. .......... St. 1515 Sullivan, Catherine, 2425 Aldrich Ave. So. Ke. 2357 Swierczek, Janet, 2807 Lyndale No..................... 1690 Tompkins, Virginia, 4001 Ewing So. Wa. 4475 Wallander, Ann, 1336 Morgan Ave. No. Al. 1428 Wood, Kathleen, Route 4, Wayzata ...............Way. 640M Z2S2SS3 XZ2M2