St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 36 of the 1953 volume:

To Mary, Lady of Peace, we dedicate our 1953 DAYESYE. Here at SMA within the shadow of her statue we have learned to imitate her, to reflect her spirit. From the campus to the world may we carry her image in our hearts and lives. II II II ■ ■ II II II n n ii El II ■ 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 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, Speech, Religion M.S. Educ., University of North Dakota SISTER ELISE MARiE English, Religion M.A., University of Minnesota SISTER JOSEPHINA Biology, Mathematics B.A., College of St. Catherine SISTER JULIE English, Religion B.A., College of St. Catherine SISTER MARY JOHN Physical Science, M.S., University of Chicago Religion SISTER MARY RUTH Business, Drama 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. KEVIN Cafeteria St. Joseph's Training School SISTER ST. ROSE Librarian, Citizenship B.S., College of St. Catherine SISTER ST. TERESA Chemistry, French, General Science, Spanish M.A., University of Minnesota SISTER VINCENT DE PAUL Latin M.A., University of Minnesota MISS ANNETTE LA GRANDEUR Physical Education, Physiology B.S., College of St. Catherine M'SS 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 W. STEPHENS Clothing, B.A., College of St. Catherine Homemaking MRS. LUCIA WINSGAR English, M.A., University of Idaho Social Problems MRS. TANA R. ZINTI Basketball Coach B.S., American College of Physical Education THE REVEREND MARTIN FLEMING Freshman Religion THE REVEREND JOHN MURPHY Sophomore Religion THE REVEREND WILLIAM MARTINEAU Junior Religion THE REVEREND DAVID RONEY Senior Religion SMA Chapel Praying and Pondering Mass celebrated in honor of The Blessed Virgin by Monsignor James M. Reardon on the Feast of Our Lady of Mercy, September 24, formally opened the school year. Pictured (left) are students entering the Basilica of St. Mary for Mass and praying in the Basilica interior. The initial dedication of the year is renewed in daily prayer before the altar of the Academy chapel (center). Ways of integrating religion and life engage Mary Con- nor, Carolyn Wilcox, Elayne Esterley, and Kay Kelly in a social problems panel and motivate Annette Barney, Carol Hosselo, Ardelle Nelson, Betty Clemens, and Harriet Heinen to examine Religion IV text books. During the annual retreat, October 8 to 10, the Reverend Howard Ralenkotter, CP, (above) helped upperclassmen develop a truly spiritual outlook, while the Reverend Francis Fleming (below) directed underclassmen. Learning For Living ■ L ■ ■ u ■ ■ ■ In chem lob Mary Clare McBride, Mary Grun, and Pot Cady test the properties of various colloidal substances. Before the sewing classes' spring style show, Anne Dirlom, Mary Rains, Carole Henry, Carol Schwaab, and Gretchen Enck relax in their at-last-completed outfits. Steam treatments for a pneumonia patient interest home nursing devotees—Katherine Kalvestran, Dorothy Hartman, and Mary Therese Huyck. Mrs. Hormon Eisonximmor, Mr. Vincent Wolleriut. Mrs. E. G. Clinton, Mr. Walter Bednorczyk, Mrs. John Fitzgerald, Mr . Frank Murray, Mr. Edward R. londry, and Mr . Alfred Speltz accompanied by son David). Pictures of famous mathematicians intrigue higher algebraists—Gerry O'Meara, Ellen Dufek, Kathryn Ditter, Barbara Speltz, Mary Judd, and Margaret Leigh. Miss Stephens, homemaking instructor, and Ethel Foy, student, welcome the panel of experts on the social life of beaux and belles. The eye has it for physical scientists-Mary Frances Devereaux, Carolyn Wilcox, Mary Rains, Sue Clinton, and Kotherine Kalvestran. Language, Literature, and Art Amicus est alter idem according to Cicero and to bookmarks designed by members of the advanced Latin class— JoAnn Fortin, Barbara Speltz, Mary Zeglen, Mary Clare McBride, Gerry O'Meara, Joann Berigan, Susan Schaub, Jo Ann Goblirsch, Mary McGraw, and Lucie Guillemette. Authors, Authors, Everywhere! agree Jean Gunderson and Mary Kay Church as they try to deside which English author might prove interesting enough for a research paper. More Matt with less art is what we need, say Ruth Raj-kowski, Barbara Knight, and Down Thomas as they attempt to paint in the absence of their instructor Miss Loretta Matt. In secretarial training, Kay Kelly slipsheets while Kay Murray handles the controls of the mimeograph machine; Connie Fudali takes dictation from the tape-recorder operated by Barbara Theisen and Mary Jane Kapuster. In an imaginary cafe on the Rue de la Poix, linguists— Jonel Pelletier, Sharon Kolhoff, and Ann Busch—order in French from garcons, Mary Ann Curran and Pat Schwartz. For their Pan-American program, Spanish students, Dorothy Hartman and Helen Swanson, practice a dance as Joan Byrnes, Elayne Esterley and Margaret Leigh clap to the music. The Wei I-Trod Stage At the one-act play festival held ot Cretin High School on November 8, Nancy Mollers, Margaret Cashman, Janel Pelletier, and Connie Fudali star in SMA's entry. Sacrifice in Brocade. In IT'S A MING, presented at SMA on February 15, Connie Fudali and Kay Murray conspire against eavesdropper Diane Moeglein. The Glee Club, accompanied by lorna Demarais, give a concert for a school assembly. Chemists—Mary Schwappach, Ellen Dufek, Rosemary Baron, Helen Katzmarek, and Kathryn Ditter—display posters made for an assembly on atomic energy. Solly Clinton, Ellen Dufek, Julianne Campion, Franie Sexton, and Sue Clinton model in a style show sponsored by Contact on March 3. Carol Schwaab, Contact leader, was in charge of the style show; she was assisted by Mary Kay Church and Kay Ditter. Basketball Highlights After capturing the 1952-53 basketball championship with five wins and one loss, the Scots pose with their coach, Mrs. Tana R. Zintl. First row: Mary Grun, Kay Murray, co-captain Sheila Mullin, Kay Sammon, Kay Kenny, Barb Theisen, and Mary Schwappach. Second row: Pat Slaney, Doreen Michaels, captain Kathryn Ditter, Mrs. Zintl, Kay Sherry, Rita Wallerius, and Carole Henry. Action shots show Koy Murroy running with and catching the ball while Kay Ditter remains alert for action, and Mary Schwappach and on opposing Toni jumping for the ball. Cheerleaders—Shirlee O'Keefe, Ellen Dufek, Mary Connor, and Jo Ann Olson—encourage the team. Jon. 9—S.M.A.—A.H.A. Jan. 16—S.M.A.—S.A.H. Jon. 30—S.M.A.—S.J.A. BASKETBALL SCORES, 1953 ...30-24 Feb. 6-S.M.A.-A.H.A. ....13-7 Feb. 13—S.M.A.—S.A.H. 37-27 Feb. 20-S.M.A.-S.J.A. 25-23 22-17 22-24 Serving Through Clubs Special audio-visual service is given by Chi Rho club; here, officers, Gerry O'Meara and Dolores Schaefer, examine film strips while Barbara Skaar and Susan Malenfant select records. Sophomore Forget-me-not girls leave to swell the fund for Disabled Veterans. Fir l row: Muriel Stowell, Phyllis Owonj. Shoron Peoie, Borboro Martin and Colloon Steinhauier. Second row: Sonia Doloki, Barbara Scbmitx, Diane Rosocker, Diane Raring and Ann Pope. Third row: Carole Sullivan, Barbaro Klingboll, Vorno Agotimv Mary Hodley, Carol Evans, Mory Ann lovelle and Marcio Mcngolkoch. Fourth row: Teresa Bovocco, Rosanne Johnson, Patricia Seiler and Ruth Trepanier. Future alumnae—Mary Rains, Mary Clare McBride, Dawn Mary Thomas, and Jean Gunderson—assist olumnae—Mrs. John Curran, Mrs. Herman Gross and Rosemary Lyman- at the Winter Festival sponsored December 2 by the Alumnae Association. As Legion of Mary members prepare for a meeting, Barbara Skaar observes Justin Robb set up the statue of Our Lady and Gerry O'Meara and Mary Clare McBride light the candles. Junior Red Cross members—Elizabeth Butler, Nancy Eis-enzimmer, and Mary Rains—examine Christmas favors and decorations to be sent to various hospitals. Fun For Charity Balloons for sale, sing Kay Murray and Jayne Armi-tage, to add to Winter Festival proceeds. Mary McGrow and Mary Ellen Irving load a sled with Christmas gifts for children cared for by the Catholic Welfare. A telegram-booth at the February Frolic captivated Janice La Vine, Marcia Mengelboch, Julie Ann Cloutier, Carolyn Hendricks, Mary Connor, and Ann Pope. Let them eat cake! say Ramona Dischinger, Gretchen Enck, and Mary Ellen Buirge—sponsors of a cake-walk at the Winter Festival. The Alumnae Association turned over proceeds from the Festival to the Academy for a scholarship fund and for school equipment. Mrs. Mary North and Mrs. Frank Murray were co-chairmen for the affair. St. Joseph, whose statue on the landing in Main is the center of Wednesday devotions, is the motivating force for much of SMA's spirit of charity. Sliu Time For Activity Special activities highlight the various seasons of the school year. At upper left, Barbara Knight, Rosemary Buck-ley, Mary Musson, Patricia Klima, and Carol Huber enjoy the pre-Lenten smorgasbord sponsored for Bethany, now home for the aged and infirm sisters. Christmos means wrapping the infant clothes collected for Catholic Welfare babies by seniors—Betty Clemens (kneel- ing), Geri Gallagan, Sally Frost, Harriet Heinen, and Ann Busch; for the Glee Club and Freshman Choristers it means presenting in song the story of the Nativity at an all-school assembly (lower lefti and caroling at the Radisson Hotel ilower right—Glee Club only!. May brings the crowning of the statue of Our Lady of Peace by the girl chosen mosf-Mary-like senior. Assembly Programs Convocations featured on March 4, singers, Nina Orla and Wayne Scott lupper left! on tour for the University of Minnesota Community Program Service and on October 29, Mary Louise Hickey, dramatic monologuist (center), who read Christopher prize ploy. The Velvet Glove. lUpper right Betty Clemens and Barbara Speltz persuaded the Reverend Theophane McGuire, C.P., to autograph his book Hunan Harvest, just after his talk of January 14 on The Eternal Triangle. With Indian tales and dances, James Longie, better known as Chief Blackbird, and his two children (right center), educated and entertained underclassmen on February 16. After the scientific program by General Motors on November 12, physical science students—Sylvia Kell, Sally Frost, and Sue Clinton (right center)—watch a special demonstration by Robert Tuck. At the Contact-sponsored style show March 3 lower left1 Pat Schwartz (at piano) furnished music for models—Mary Zeglen, Laura Campbell, and Mary McGrow. Vocation Day Speakers Planned for seniors only. Vocation Day on April 15 emphasized prayerful consideration of states of life. The Reverend William Craddick, C.S.C. (left), discussed the religious life,- the Reverend Joseph Boglio (center) developed the topic of vocations in general. Mrs. William Carlson, who spoke on marriage and home-making, and Miss Agnes Keenan, who surveyed the single state, exchonged views at luncheon. The Reverend Leo Conners, M.M., with his Guatemalan pet, Ofelia, amused and instructed alumnae and seniors at the spring meeting May 6. The Reverend Howard Rolenkotter, C.P., retreat master for upperclassmen, chatted informally with seniors—Mory Judd, Kathryn Ditter, Rosemary Baron, Carol Schwaob, and Sally Clinton. Class Play Moments Quality Street became the home address for seniors during class play rehearsals. After living on stage for weeks, they finally presented Barrie's comedy at Incarnation on April 12 and 13. Pictured in character are: upper left and right) Mary Jane Kopuster and Diane Moeglein; (center) Diane and Tom Coffey,- (center left Clinton Dawes, Diane, and Mary Kay Eisenzimmer; (center right) Diane, Tom, Kay Murray, Barbara Theisen, and Mary Jane; (lower right) the Ladies and Gentlemen at the boll leaning over Diane (on couch); (lower left) Mary Ellen Buirge, general manager, directing production crew in between-scene activity. Junior-Senior Prom On Easter Monday night, April 6, juniors and seniors danced to the music of Dick Finch's band at the Calhoun Beach Club. Pausing at the Club entrance are Jack Loesch and Marion Rodatz; leaving their car are Jerry Theis, Dawn Mary Thomas, Ann Busch, ond Gary Freund. The mirror on the wall reflects Sheila Mullin, Monica McNulty, and Rita Wallerius. Just inside the door stand Celestia Loesch and Dennis Reese. Leading the Grand March are: senior class president Mary Judd with her escort, Joe Spano, and junior class president Joan O'Donnell with her escort, Roger Scherer. After the ball. Bill Verkenness helps Mary Wallender on with her wrap and they're off to on open house. SMA Publications Checking MARSCOT proofs are senior staff members—Mary Kay Eisenzimmer, Marion Luke, Jo Anne Sullivan, Mary Judd, Pat Cady, Carolyn Wilcox, editor Barbara Speltz, Koy Murray, Sharon Kolhoff, Solly Frost, Pat Schwartz, Mary Kay Church, and Ardelle Nelson. Money is the chief concern of the DAVESYE business staff so they anxiously check payments: First row— Fronie Sexton, Carole Henry, Marguerite Rajkowski, and Pat Schwartz; second row—Janel Pelletier, Sylvia Kell, Dawn Mary Thomas, Pat Connor, Mary Connor, Carolyn Wilcox, Ann Busch, and Evelyn Russell. Copy worries DAYESYE editorial staff members—Barbara Theisen, Kay Murray, Gretchen Enck, Connie Fudali, Catherine Ryan, Shirlee O'Keefe, and Jo Anne Sullivan. Working on DAYESYE layout are: Mary Ellen Buirge, Barbara Knight, Mary Schwappach, Sally Frost, Margaret Leigh, Helen Swanson, and Katherine Kempf. Clad in cap and gown and carrying red roses, the ninety-one seniors of 1953 receive their high school diplomas from His Excellency Bishop James J. Byrne at graduation exercises on June I at the Basilica of St. Mary. Seniors of 1953 u MARY JUDD President Juddic . . . class president 4 . . . Marscot 3, 4 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4 . . . honor roll . . . Girls' State delegofe . . . genuine cordiality. SARAH CLINTON Vice-President Sally . . . class vice-president 3, 4 . . . Contact representative 3, 4 . . . Physics Club president 3 . . . scientific farmerette . . . chic wardrobe . . . Coming to KC tonight? RUTH RAJKOWSKI Secretary Class secretary 4 . . . Contact 2, 3 . . . Drama 3 . . . Glee Club 2 . . . honor roll . . . Marv Henry fan . . . picnics at the pork. CAROL SCHWAAB Treasurer Class treasurer 4 . . . Chi Rho 2, 3, treasurer 2 . . . Contact 2, 3, chairman 4 . . . Legion of Mary 1 . . . Basketball 2, 3 . . . willing hand and ready heart . . , Anyone for cards? Seniors of 1953 JAYNE ARMITAGE Trady . . . Contact 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 2, 3 . . . figurine fancier . . . future in stratosphere . . . Toni-twin opposition ... the unexpected retort. MARGUERITE ATHERTON Muggs . . . Contact 3, 4 . . . just pushing five feet . . . glass slipper collector . . . heights happy . . . Adios, senores. ANNETTE BARNEY Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . headed for Navy blues . . . pastoral preference . . . quietly significant . . . efforts to please . . . blushing blonde. ROSEMARY BARON Chi Rho 1, 2, 3 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Legion of Mary 2 . . . Physics Club 3 . . . honor roll . . . Freedoms' Foundation winner . . . Madame Curie of SMA . . . baby talk. CAROL BLOEDOW Jingles . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . fun to be with . . . mouth in perpetual motion . . . cookbook conscious . . . lilting laughter. MARY ELLEN BUIRGE Dayesye 4 . . . Chi Rho 1, 2, 3 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Legion of Mary 2, treasurer 3 . . . Glee Club 1, 2 . . . honor roll . . . football with the middies . . . class play general manager . . . It's a Gregg world. PATRICIA BURKE Pat . . . world-wide postcard collection . . . adept angler . . . early bird . . . When I get out of school. ANN BUSCH Ambush . . . Dayesye 4 . . . Contact 3, 4 . . . Drama 3 . . . Physics Club 3 . . . honor roll . . . Girls' State representative . . . 4-H Champion . . . chic chignon. Seniors of 1953 JOAN BYRNES Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Spanish Club 2, 3 . . . Glee Club 3 ... sky blue eyes ... the look of the Irish . . . unique giggle. PATRICIA CADY Pat . . . Dayesye 4 . . . Marscot 2, 3, 4 Chi Rho 1, 2 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Legion of Mary 3 . . . honor roll . . . minuet master ... in the realms of art . . . philosophical slowpoke. MARY KAY CHURCH Class vice-president 2 . . . Marscot 3, 4 . . . Chi Rho 1, 2 . . . Contact 3, 4 . . . honor roll . . . Tommie Teen Board . . . sugar 'n spice 'n everything nice . . . never out of circulation. ELIZABETH CLEMENS Betty . . . CSMC Treasurer 3 . . . honor roll . . . whiz on the ivories . . . fall, stately blond . . . always ready to help . . . Clem . . . All this congestion! SUZANNE CLINTON Sue . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . studious half of Clinton team . . . California college bound . . . definitely diligent . . . Oh, for a tame horse! MARY CONNOR Class treasurer 2 . . . Chi Rho I, 2 . . . Contact 2 . . . honor roll . . . cheerleading 2, 3, 4 . . . candy bar wrapper collection . . . ray of sunshine. PATRICIA CONNOR Dr. Pecon, the Medical Minstrel . . . Chi Rho 1, 2 . . . honor roll . . . high brow music lover . . . jack of all trades . . . classic features . . . midnight Carmen. MARY ANN CURRAN Dayesye 4 . . . Chi Rho 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . honor roll . . . wending westward . . . trips to historical monuments . . . long distance operator . . . Give me a ring. Seniors of 1953 PATRICIA DAMIANI Pot . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Drama 4 . . . Science Club 3 . . . Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Patty of Quality Street ... oil aboard for Italy. MARY FRANCES DEVEREAUX Chi Rho 3, 4 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Red Cross representative 3 . . . quiet and diminutive . . . future R.N. . . . knock on wood. ANNE DIRLAM Chi Rho 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Drama 3 . . . expressive brown eyes . . . congenial company . . . roiny-day rendezvous. RAMONA DISCHINGER Mona . . . Chi Rho 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Drama 4 . . . sweet william . . . daily commuter . . . sparkling disposition. KATHRYN DITTER Vonnie . . . Contact 3, 4 . . . Physics Club secretary 3 . . . Basketball 1, 2, co-captain 3, captain 4 . . . Glee Club 3 . . . honor roll . . . tall and terrific ... up on bills. ELLEN DUFEK Morscot 2 . . . Dayesyc 4 . . . Chi Rho 1, 2, 3 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Physics Club 3 . . . cheerleader 2, 3, 4 . . . honor roll . . . Jordan journeys. MARY KATHRYN EISENZIMMER Mary Kay . . . Marscot 3, 4 . . . Contact 3, 4 . . . Drama 3. 4 . . . the hand that shook Ike's hand . . . flash-bulb photos. GRETCHEN ENCK Gretch . . . Dayesye 4 . . . Chi Rho 1, 2, 3 . . . Contact 3 . . . honor roll . . . blinking northern lights . . . fashion first. Seniors of 1953 ELAYNE ESTERLEY Chi Rho 1, 2, 4, vice-president 3 . . . Spanish Club treasurer 2, 4, vice-president 3 . . . honor roll . . . agile arguer . . . voice to remember. ROSEMARY FARRELL Rose . . . Contact 4 . . . Drama 4 . . . Spanish Club 2 . . . California or bust . . . horseback hardships . . . nimble with thimble. ETHEL FOY Class President 1 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Maryknoll sponsor club . . . ideas galore . . . Got a quarter for Maryknoll? SARAH FROST Sally . . . Marscot 2, 3, 4 . . . Dayesye 4 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 2 . . . honor roll . . . cooly composed . . . future at the easel. CONSTANCE FUDALI Connie . . . Marscot 2 . . . Dayesye 4 . . . Contact representative 2 . . . Drama 3, 4 . . . honor roll . . . voice of quality . . . our Miss Phoebe. GERALDINE GALLAGAN Gerri . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Drama 4 . . . Glee Club 2 . . . gingery uncle . . . full of fun and frolic ... I just love surprise parties. MARY GRUN Grunny . . . Chi Rho 2, 3 . . . Contact 2, 3 . . . Drama 4 . . . Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . great lover of food . . . scholar Grun . . . sailing, sailing. JEAN GUNDERSON Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3 . . . honor roll . . . quiet mannerisms . . . Don Cornell fan . . . menu collector ... a friend to the end. Seniors of 1953 DOROTHY HARTMAN Dot . . . Spanish Club 2, 3 . . . short story specialties . . . homemaking hobbies . . . aspiring astronomist . . . petite, polite, and pretty . . . hair of gleaming gold. CAROL HASSELO Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Legion of Mary 4 . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Basketball 2, 3 . . . smile for everyone . . . Charleston champ. HARRIET HEINEN Honor roll . . . sew sweet . . . sparkling eyes behind shell rims . . . subtle humor . . . dignified and charming . . . unobtrusive stenographer. CAROL HENDRICKS Cupcake . . . Contact 3, 4 . . . Spanish Club 2 . . . contagious giggle . . . rosy cheeks 'n sparkling eyes . . . secretarial future. CAROLE HENRY Dayesye 4 . . . Physics Club treasurer 3 . . . Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . honor roll . . . headed for college . . . swifty skier . . . sincere and reserved . . . memories of California. ARDALA HOCKSTEIN Chi Rho 1, 2 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . pretty pianist . . . beau bait . . . sunny smile. MARY THERESE HUYCK Chi Rho 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 3, 4 . . . root beer'n hot dogs . . . congenial company . . . a smile for everyone. KATHERINE KALVESTRAN Contact 2, 3 . . . Spanish Club 2 . . . Cuban curios . . . blond bombshell . . . future scientist . . . Oh! to hear her laugh. Seniors of 1953 MARY JANE KAPUSTER Contact 1, 2 . . . Drama 3, 4 . . . honor roll . . . nuts about squirrels . . . down to earth gal . . . gentle, genuine, generous . . . tenpin toppler . . . Lion at bay. HELEN KATZMAREK Kafzy . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . future nurse . . . dangly earrings . . . ready with a joke . . . Just give me a piano. SYLVIA KELL Kitten . . . Contact 2 . . . Glee Club 1, 2 . . . dance ballerina . . . titian glints . . . minuet maiden . . . gleaming green eyes. KATHLEEN KELLY Kay . . . Class Secretary I . . . Chi Rho 2 . . . Contact 2, 3 . . . Spanish Club 2 . . . fabulous freestyle fame . . . Queenie . . . So I like the name Kelly? CATHEHRINE KEMPF Kathy . . . Dayesye 4 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 1, 3, 4 . . . active St. Anne's sodalist . . . patience with patients ... enthusiastic art student . . . I'll be there on time. CATHERINE KENNEY Marscot 2 . . . Chi Rho 1, 2 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Legion of Mary 1 . . . Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Spanish Club 1,2... time for Beanie. BARBARA KNIGHT Barb . . . Chi Rho 1 . . . Contact 2, 3 . . . Glee Club 1,2... beauty on blades ... Ice Follies ahead . . . black Buick at her command. SHARON KOLHOFF Marscot 2, 3 associate editor 4 . . . Chi Rho 2, 3, 4 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 2 . . . honor roll . . . classical record collector . . . cheerfully agreeable. Seniors of 1953 MARY ANN KUBINSKI Chi Rho 2 . . . Contact 3, 4 . . . honor roll . . . dreamy dancer . . . inspiring smile . . . everybody's friend . . . Durocher fan. CORINNE LANDRY Edison's gift to SMA . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 2, 3. 4 . . . well-traveled lass . . . tropical fish fancier . . . curly black locks . . . songbird in demand. MARGARET LEIGH Peggy . . . Dayesye layout editor, 4 . . . Contact 3, 4 . . . Sponish Club 3, 4, secretary 2 . . . tyke-fender . . . superb Spanish . . . When the clock strikes twelve, Cinderella. BERNADETTE LOGAN Chi Rho I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Contact 4 . . . Glee Club 4 . . . handy with the hot dogs . . . experiments in sewing. MARY LOGAN Pat . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Legion of Mary 2 . . . Spanish 2, 3 . . . Basketball 2, 3 . . . honor roll . . . artist exceptional . . . style personified . . . Doyton's debster. MARIAN LUKE Marscot 4 . . . Chi Rho 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 4 . . . honor roll . . . poster princess. MARY McBRIDE Contact 4 . . . Legion of Mary 4 . . . Science Club 4 . . . Basketball 3 . . . Roosevelt's contribution . . . nurse's training next year. JOYCE McNEIL Jess . . . class treasurer 1 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Drama 3, 4 . . . quite casual . . . self-styled country-bumpkin . . . class picnics on her farm. II II II II II II II i i ■ Seniors of 1953 MONICA McNULTY Monie . . . Contact 3 . . . Glee Club 2 . . . super seamstress . . . whiz on wheels . . . good-will ambassador . . . I'll get the car. RITA MARBAN Reet . . . Cuban cutie . . . Spanish Club 4, president 3 . . . Howdy, Molcomb . . . animated accent ... A giggle's the same in any language! MARY MASE Chi Rho I . . . Contact 2 . . . Drama 3 . . . diamond-minded . . . demon on those typing keys . . . Excelsior! . . . Come to order, girls! ANITA MASLOWSKI Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . trim and neat . . . first attendant to De homecoming queen . . . Allegro at the piano ... a model girl . . . peaches 'n cream complexion. JUDITH MAYER Judy . . . Dayesye 4 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . freshman frolics . . . Wilde witicisms . . . one-girl entertainment committee . . . When I'm elected . . . KATHLEEN MERGENS Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . dreams of domesticity . . . methodical artist . . . quiet and reserved . . . Hopkins preferred . . hastening slowly. DIANE MOEGLEIN Contact 4 . . . Glee Club I . . . honor roll . . . Drama 4 . . . saucy dimples . . . Phoebe of the ringlets. CATHERINE MURRAY Kay . . . Class President 2 . . . Marscot 3, business manager 4 . . . Dayesye copy editor 4 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Drama 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Hurry Murray. Seniors of 1953 ARDEllE NELSON Ardee . . . Marscot 2, 3, 4 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . honor roll . . . talented typist . . . reserved and refined . . . dictation dreams . . . Heard melodies are sweet! SHIRLEE O'KEEFE Dayesye 4 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Drama 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 . . . mood for every occasion . . . Pardon me. Sir! JO ANN OLSON Chi Rho 2 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 . . . just Jo . . . ice and a little coke . . . Seattle anyone? ... I bid nine hearts. GERALDINE O'MEARA Gerry . . . Chi Rho I, 2, secretary 3, president 4 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Legion of Mary I, 3, treasurer 2, president 4 . . . honor roll . . . CSMC delegate to Notre Dame . . . pleasing personality. JANEL PELLETIER Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 2, 3 . . . Drama 3, 4 . . . Aunt Charity . . . culinary arts . . . voice for opera . . . un bon accent. DARLENE POESCHL Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Legion of Mary 4 . . . bowling belle . . . sweet and shy . . . favorite of all . . . It's Kentucky for me. MARY RAINS Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Spanish 2, 3 . . . Red Cross representative 3, 4 . . . relative anecdotes . . . unusual loquacity . . . When it rains it pours. MARGUERITE RAJKOWSKI Micky . . . Dayesye 4 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 2 . . . honor roll . . . social reformer . . . five feet two, eyes of blue. Seniors of 1953 ELIZABETH REINHART Betts . . . Contact 3, 4 . . . active at St. Austin's . . . beaming brown eyes . . . bakery blues . . . top half of Reinhart duo . . . My Dog Penny. EVELYN RUSSELL Rusty . . . class president 3 . . . Contact 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 2 . . . honor roll . . . Webster's other half . . . melodious voice . . . What? Who? When? CATHERINE RYAN Tassi . . . Dayesye 4 . . . Chi Rho 1 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . brilliant blushes . . . class cut-up . . . Cinderella . . . light and bright. CLARA SCHAAL Music maestro . . . prize pony tail . . . wide-eyed innocence . . . relish for strawberry sodas . . . obliging nature. MARY SCHWAPPACH Dayesye 4 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Legion of Mary 4 . . . Drama 4 . . . Glee Club 2 . . . Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . future nurse . . . guard with a gait. PATRICIA SCHWARTZ Pat . . . Marscot 2, 3, 4 . . . Dayesye 4 . . . . . . Contact 3, 4 . . . Rimes by Renee . . . social in Social . . . cherry cheeks . . . happy melodist. FRANCES SEXTON Franie . . . Dayesye 4 . . . Contact 3, 4 . . . shorthand whiz . . . philosophical view of life . . . whoops . . . Will let you know later. BARBARA SPELTZ Bobbie . . . Marscot 2, 3, editor 4 . . . Chi Rho 1 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Physics Club 3 . . . honor roll . . . mistress of song and string . . . Incarnation catechism instructor. Seniors of 1953 SHEILA STEINHAUSER Hershy . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . telephone tactics . . . future in home ec. . . . chemistry mischief . . . Morquette visitor. JO-ANNE SULLIVAN Jo . . . Marscot 3, business manager 4 . . . Dayesye 4 ... Chi Rho 2 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . honor roll . . . abba dabba . . . fiery blushes. HELEN SWANSON Swanny . . . Dayesye 4 . . . Contact 3, 4 . . . Spanish Club 2, 3 . . . honor roll . . . petite chef . . . knit one—purl two. BARBARA THEISEN Barb . . . class treasurer 3 . . . Dayesye 4 . . . Chi Rho I . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 .. . Drama 4 . . . Basketabll 2, 3, 4 . . . honor roll . . . blue, blue eyes. DAWN MARY THOMAS Dayesye 4 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Legion of Mary 4 . . . culinary competence . . . quietly reserved ... at school at dawn. CAROLYN WILCOX Class Secretary 2, 3 . . . Marscot 3, 4 . . . Dayesye 4 . . . Contact 3, 4 . . . honor roll . . . mid-winter tan . . . For she's a jolly good fellow! CYNTHIA ZUCCARO Cindy . . . Science Club 2, 3 . . . Glee Club 3, president 4 . . . Mohr and more geometry . . . persistent dimple . . . daily dozes . . . The lost shall be first. JUNIORS—First row: Carol Bednarczyk, Jeannette Dupont Laura Campbell, Virginia Jeub, Marilyn Craig, Julianne Campion, Mary Ann Gillespie, Julie Ann Cloutier. Second row: Patricia Harrington, Carol Huber, Eileen Greshwalk, Anna Caolo, Jo Ann Goblirsch, Marilyn Guimond, Kathleen Curran, Joyce Cosgrove, Patricio Antolak. Third row: Frances Dooley, Morgoret Gleason, Jeanne Crepeau, Lucie Guillemette, Lorna Demarois, Jo Ann Fortin, Roberta Ellsberry, Delores Gagnon. Fourth row: Rosemary Buckley, Corinne Boisclair, Jane Carrow, Rosanne Crawford, Mary Ellen Irving, Carol Arbeiter, Margaret Cashman, Carolyn Hendricks. Fifth row: Sharon Fourre, Rosemary Godbout, Darlene Holm, Annette Freese, Jo Ann Berigon, Ruth Goblirsch, Rita Fitzgerald, Barbara Fixter, Gayle Hjulberg. Junior Class JUNIORS—First row: Margaret Miller, Rosemary Orr, Rita Parrette, Mary Schiel, Suson Malenfant, Shirley Luke, Judy Van Slyke, Josephine Klein. Second row: Sheila Mullin, Patricia Norton, Rose Erin Sullivan, Mary Zeglen, Dariel Wodarck, Rochelle Tousignant, Mary Musson, Peggy Marrin. Third row: Mary Scheinost, Mary McGrow, Joan O'Donnell, Karol Meunier, Sharon McKenzie, Nancy Mollers, Mary Jo Kennedy, Mary McConviile, Doreen Michaels. Fourth row: Kathleen Sherry, Rita Wallorius, Kathleen Sammon, Celesfio Loesch, Geraldine Simmer, Kathleen Simmer, Maureen Neidenfeu, Susan Schaub, Loretta Novak. Fifth row: Margie Maloney, Patricia Kammerer, Mary Wal-lander, Virginia Mengelkock, Delores Schaefer, Potricia Klima, Marilyn Peterson, Marion Radatz, Clara Mannela, Mary Tomann. SOPHOMORES—First row: Mary Anne Holland, Verna Agotness, Barbara Klingbeil, Phyllis Brytowski, Joan Koehn, Mary Ann Maas, Carol Heyer, Marilce Kell, Mary Brinkman. Second row: Rita Droll, Sonia Daleki, Donna Bernhardt, Marilyn Kalifowski, Ann Liemandt, Susan Landy, Mary Hadley, Mary Lou Linwood, Isabelle Gavin, Mary Lucey. Third row: Mary Anne Lavelle, Mary Caola, Gretchen Leinfelder, Mary Brewster, Patricia Clausen, Elizabeth Butler, Barbara Gerber, Carol Hoffman, Judy Erickson, Dana Desmond. Fourth row: Diane Gaulke, Ann McGill, Janice Hardey, Carol Brisky, Janice LaVine, Eugenie McDonald, Carole Beriou, Nancy Eisenzimmer, Mary Jo Born, Teresa Bevacco, Sally Brady. Fifth row: Patricia Cameron, Mary Anderson, Patricia Hagen, Rosonne Johnson, Gloria Hallin, Marilyn Feeser, Carol Evans, Bararba Bach, Mary Burgoyne. Sophomore Class SOPHOMORES—First row: Mary Jeanne Olson, Nancy Rogers, Phyllis Owens, Rosanne Williams, Susan Meloche, Barbara Martin, Donna Sfadther, Colleen Steinhouser, Mary Schwab, Muriel Stowell. Second row: Anna Marie Rascop, Irene Roney, Rito Wortman, Louise Peterson, Lenore Trembley, Barbara Schmitz, Diane Roring, Ann Pope, Marcia Mengelkoch, Mary Sikorski. Third row: Milane Trudeau, Betty Wollander, Mary Lynn Trieschmann, Sharon Pease, Mary Smigleski, Ruth Trepanier, Diane Rosacker, Justine Robb, Mary Shimek, Nancy Rodgers. Fourth row: Joan Moray, Barbara Walcher, Judy Miller, Patricia Yentsch, Delores Olsen, Carole Sullivan, Barbara Scheurer, Patricia Seiter, Margaret Maska, Barbara Skaar. Fifth row: Veronica O'Connor, Kay Sonnen, Mary Vogelsberg, Donna Schroer, Nancy Rowles, Patricia Schupp, Janice Tourville, Margaret Miller, Edna Reinhart, Marie Stenglein. II A A A A A A A II FRESHMEN—First row: Mory Cowan, Betty Kulago, Anne Gleason, Patricia Craig, Jacqueline Krawczyk, Charlene Hunter, Mary Fust, Patricia Hommes, Pauline lacono. Second row: Janet Hazledine, Barabra Grupa, Marilyn Bur-goyne, Darlene Gifford, Katherine Dooley, Mary Ann Carroll, Janice Behrendt, Marilyn John, Donna Bain, Dianne Krawczyk. Third row: Joan Fontanilla, Sharon Casey, Carol Dawson, Roselyn Delisi, Mary Cronin, Nancy Couchman, Lucille Foy, Margaret Ascher, Patricia Gavin, Carol Bushard, Barbara Dougherty. Fourth row: Julie Ketcham, Kathleen Keenan, Kathleen Corrigan, Joan Cermak, Peggy Baden, Dorothy Burgoyne, Elizabeth Kavanaugh, Michello Davison, Kathleen Hanover, Marie Kolb, Charis Handy. Fifth row: Katherine Kuhlmann, Jacqueline Demeules, Joan Crowley, Joan Filers, Nancy Clarke, Mary Hoag, Cecelia Anderson, Evon Couture, Rose Cherneske, Barbara Butler, Carol Carline. I II A A A A ■ I A fl Freshman Class FRESHMEN—First row: Nell Stephen, Mary Ann MocNeill, Mory Ann Tait, Louise Velz, Zoe Anne Lillie, Mary Mclnery, Jean McMullin, Marguerite Lehmann, Judith Strupp, Nina Rodgers, Mary Ann Oeffling. Second row: Barbara Moeg-lein, Carol Seidel, Kathleen Neary, Rose Ann Vos, Barbara Sayer, Pamela Paulus, Caron Palmer, Martha Marrin, Paula Schwab, Karen Swan, Judith Reynolds, Mary Jo McHugo, Carol Lundy. Third row: Sharon McNulty, Clara Ryan, Barbara Lagace, Mary White, Saundra Swierczyk, Rosella Schaefer, Dorothy Zowislak, Kathleen Ziehwein, Sharon Thompson, Jean McCoun, Mary Jo Wahl, Barbara Madison. Fourth row: Sharon Timmons, Phyllis Roseth, Marcia Mikucki, Kathleen White, Carol Rcnckens, Marguerite Lash, Priscilla Richmann, Patricia Spolbrink, Rosemary Schmit, Nancy Mayer, Patricia Ryan. Fifth row: Antoinette Ruhland, Jacqueline Sprafka, Karen Lee, Dianne Markell, Barbara Wirtz. Mary Ann Sliwo, Mary Paulson, Gretchen Schrump, Mary Jo Romoniack, Jeanne Wahl, Kathryn Mortin. Patrons • • •' .I : Mr'. ’cy}d ;s. T. U Armitage Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Atherton Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Barney Mr. and Mrs. Ray Baron Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bloedow Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Buirge Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Busch Mr. and Mrs. James Burke Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Byrnes Mrs. E. M. Cady Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Church Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Clemens E. G. Clinton Company Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Connor Mr. and Mrs. John W. Curron Mr. and Mrs. Dan Damiani Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Devereaux Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Dirlam Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dischinger Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Ditter Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dufek Mr. and Mrs. Herman Eisenzimmer Mrs. Marie E. Enck Mrs. L. M. Esterley Mrs. J. W. Farrell Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Foy Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Frost Mr. and Mrs. John P. Fudali Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gallogan Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Grun Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gunderson Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hasselo Mr. and Mrs. Otto A. Heinen A Friend Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Henry Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hockstein Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Huyck A Friend Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Judd Mr. and Mrs. George Kalvostron Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kapuster Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Katzmarek A Friend Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. August Kempf Mrs. Theresa Kenney Johnson's Cash Market Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kolhoff Mr. and Mrs. John Kubinski Mr. and Mrs. Edward Landry Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Leigh Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Logan Mary Logan Mr. and Mrs. Hjalmar Luke Mrs. Florence McBride Mr. A. N. McNeil Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McNulty Rita Marban Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Mase Plymouth Off Sale Mode Light Venetian Blind Co. Mundt's Grocery Mrs. C. G. Moeglein Murray Auto Company Mrs. Hattie Nelson Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. J. W. O'Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Olson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. O'Meara C. J. Pelletier Mr. and Mrs. Carl Poeschl Mary Rains Mr. and Mrs. John Rajkowski Mrs. Frances Reinhart Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Schwaab Mr. and Mrs. F. W. School Mr. and Mrs. Chris Schwappach Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Schwartz In Memory of Mrs. Marguerite A. Sexton Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Speltz Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Steinhauser Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Swanson Ruff Bros. Grocery Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Thomas Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. Horold Weber Mr. and Mrs. John Zuccaro Rejoicing in the snow, Kay Kelly, Sylvia Kell, Barbara Theisen, Carol Hasselo, Mary Grun, Jo-Anne Sullivan, and Mary Schwappach look os though they know the answer to one of their favorite Eng-Lit. quotes— If winter comes, can spring be far behind? Senior Directory Armitage, Jayne, 5235 33rd Ave. So...............Du. 6118 Atherton, Marguerite, 3726 Jackson St. N.E. Gr. 1302 Barney, Annette, 3108 Longfellow Pa. 6819 Baron, Rosemary, 4247 Russell No................ Ch. 8498 Bloedow, Carol, 4300 Lake Road, Robbinsdale Hy 5081 Buirge, Mary Ellon, 4331 Logan No. Ch. 3185 Burke, Patricia, 128 North Cedar Lake Road Br. 3114 Busch, Ann., 915 Boone Ave. No. Or. 5-6002 Byrnes, Joan, 4441 Zenith Ave. So. ..............Wa. 9527 Cady, Patricia, 2655 Humboldt No. Ch. 1202 Church, Mary Kay, 4540 France Ave. So. Wa. 5126 Clemens, Betty, 2739 McKinley St. N.E........... Gr. 0218 Clinton, Sally, 3319 York Ave. No................Hy. 3688 Clinton, Suzanne, 3319 York Ave. No............. Hy. 3688 Connor, Mary, 4133 Utica Ave. ...................Wa. 7155 Connor, Patricia, 4133 Utica Ave.................Wa. 7155 Curran, Mary Ann, 2731 17th Ave. So............ Du. 4773 Damiani, Patricia, 1508 Dupont Ave. No...........Hy. 1546 Dirlam, Anne, 3154 15th Ave. So. ............... Re. 3528 Deverouex, Mary Frances, 1527 E. 24th St........ Dr. 2313 Dischinger, Ramona, Route 3, Osseo Ditter, Kathryn, 404 Thomas Ave. So............. Ke. 2541 Dufek, Ellen, Jordan, Minnesota........................ 259 Eisenzimmer, Mary Kay, 1627 Fremont Ave. No. Al. 5730 Enck, Gretchen, 1826 Dupont Ave. No............. Al. 3188 Esterley, Elayne, 1611 6th S.E. ................ Gl. 1100 Farrell, Rosemary, 1624 Girard Ave. No...........Ch. 4133 Foy, Ethel, 3627 Knox Ave. No. ..................Ch. 1722 Frost, Sally, Oak Terrace, Minnesota ............Ho. 7621 Fudali, Connie, 2809 St. Anthony Blvd. ......... Gr. 7798 Gallagan, Geraldine, 2409 33rd Ave. So. ........ Dr. 0289 Grun, Mary, 3540 Colfax Ave. So. ............... Co. 5528 Gunderson, Jean, 2613 17th Ave. So.............. Dr. 5798 Hartman, Dorothy, 4513 41st Ave. So............. Pa. 3414 Hasselo, Carol, 3528 13th Ave. So. Dr. 8805 Heinen, Harriet, Osseo, Minnesota ............ Osseo 183 Hendricks, Carol, 2707 Grand Ave. So.............Co. 5232 Henry, Carole, 3819 Washburn Ave. No........... Ch. 1510 Hockstein, Ardala, 8 Westwood Circle...........Or. 5-6089 Huyck, Mary Therese, 5823 Garfield Ave. So...... Co. 0916 Judd, Mary, 4248 Snelling Ave. So............... Pa. 9975 Kalvestran, Katherine, 5549 James Ave. No....Hy. 6335 Kapuster, Mary Jane, 2739 Lincoln St. N.E......Gr. 4735 Katzmarek, Helen, 2601 Fremont Ave. No.........Hy. 4790 Kell, Sylvia, 4217 18th Ave. So..................Wo. 1743 Kelly, Kay, 4926 Russell Ave. So. ...............Wa. 2700 Kempf, Catherine, 2710 Queen Ave. No.............Ch. 8806 Kenney, Catherine, 4035 Pillsbury Ave. So....... R®- 2145 Knight, Barbara, 4358 Upton Ave. No..............Hy. 8879 Kolhoff, Sharon, 5337 Columbus Ave.............. ko. 1769 Kubinski, Mary Ann, 2341 Penn Ave. No........... Hy. 9824 Landry, Corrine, 2939 Fillmore St. N.E.......... Gr. 4791 Leigh, Margaret, 3933 Vincent So.................Wa. 3933 Logan, Bernadette, 1400 Bryant No. ............. Al. 3206 Logan, Mary, 4355 Penn Ave. No.................. Ch. 8893 Luke, Marian, 2935 Cleveland St. N.E............ Gr. 7935 McBride, Mary, 3417 23rd Ave. So. .............. Du. 0565 McNeil, Joyce, Rogers, Minnesota ............... Ro- 2689 McNulty, Monica, 2649 18th Ave. So.............. Du. 8229 Marban, Rita, 5829 Portland So.................. Lo. 3642 Mose, Mary, Excelsior, Minnesota ............... Ex. 110 Maslowski, Anita, 645 9th Ave. N.E.............. Gr. 5454 Moyer, Judith, 2131 Lyndale No.................. Al. 7038 Mergens, Kathleen, 3602 Bryant Ave. So. Co. 2053 Moeglein, Diane, 2712 Victory Memorial Dr. Hy. 2371 Murray, Kay, 2125 Bryant Ave. No. .............. Ch. 9203 Nelson, Ardelle, 2011 Portland Ave. ............ Ge. 8240 O'Keefe, Shirlee, 3626 Colfax Ave. No. Al. 5189 Olson, Jo Ann, 4135 Zenith Ave. No. ............ Hy. 5045 O'Meara, Geraldine, 3253 Aldrich So............. Re. 3761 Pelletier, Janel, 4312 Georgia ................. Or. 7-9527 Poeschl, Darlene, 303 Vincent................... Br. 5352 Rains, Mary, 4433 30th Ave. So. ................ Du. 5856 Rajkowski, Marguerite, 1325 La Salle Ave........ Fi. 4051 Rajkowski, Ruth, 1325 La Salle Ave...............Fi. 4051 Reinhart, Betty, 3923 Abbott No. ............... Al. 9247 Russoll, Evelyn, 3459 Girard No................. Ju. 2291 Ryan, Catherine, 3421 42nd Ave. So...............Pa. 8421 School, Clara, 3322 Washburn No..................Ch. 2434 Schwappach, Mary, 4017 Lakeview ................ Al. 4647 Schwaab, Carol, 2605 St. Anthony Blvd........... Gr. 6206 Schwartz, Patricia, 4420 Dupont Ave. So......... Re. 4510 Sexton, Frances, 4616 Washburn Ave. So...........Wa. 9111 Speltz, Barbara, 3625 Pleasant Ave. So.......... Co. 9562 Steinhausor, Sheila, 2931 Washburn No........... Al. 4437 Sullivan, Jo-Anne, 4259 Russell No.............. Al. 1118 Swanson, Helen, 2947 Humboldt No............... Hy. 6159 Theisen, Barbara, 2205 Dupont No................ Ch. 7508 Thomas, Dawn Mary, Route 4, Wayzata.............Way. 214R Wilcox, Carolyn, 4517 Casco Ave. So..............Wh. 0513 Zuccaro, Cynthia, 714 Newton Ave. No.............Hy. 4175