St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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.

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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.

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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.