St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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.

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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.

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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.