St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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.

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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.

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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