St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Probing the Material Lines and planes in space intrigue advanced geometricians: Jo Ann Goblirsch, Kathlcon Sammon, Ruth Ann Goblirsch, and Jo Ann Berigan. Sewing arts are practiced by Maureen Niedenfeur, Kathleen Sherry, Doreen Michaels, and Annette Freese. Chemistry students-Mary Wallander, Ruth Ann Goblirsch, and Morion Radatz—pool their knowledge of atomic structure. Red Cross Instructor, Mr. Richard McFetors, supervises first aid practices of physiology students—Carol Bednarc-zyk, Mary Ellen McConvillc, Shirloy Luke, and Lorna Ann Demarais. Homemaking scrapbooks are discussed by Mary Musson, Miss Charlotte Stephens (instructor), Mary Jo Kennedy, Josephine Klein, and Julie Ann Cloutier. Secretarial training occupies commercial students- Sharon Fourre, Peggy Marrin, Gayle Hjulberg, Julianne Campion, Marilyn Guimond, and Kathleen Sherry.

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Accenting the Spiritual Emphasis to the spiritual is given by opening Mass, retreat, prayer, and mission activities. As a Catholic Students' Mission Crusade project, Mary Scheinost, Korol Meu-nier, Shirley Luke, and Marion Radatz address greeting cards to lepers in Hawaii. Prayer in Chapel is possible every day and especially during annual retreat, October 7 to 9. Pictured celebrating Mass is Reverend Francis Fenelon, who served as re- treat master for underclassmen. Reverend Howard Ralen-kotter, CP, (lower right) gave retreat conferences to upperclassmen. Special prayers are said each Wednesday when the three upper classes gather before the statue of St. Joseph for weekly devotions. Dedication of the entire year to God is made by students (upper right) as opening Mass, celebrated September 25 by Monsignor James M. Reardon.

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Labor We Delight In Spanish carols ore sung before the nacimiento by Mary Schiel, Judy Von Slyke, Carol Huber, Margaret Cash-man (kneeling), Frances Dooley, Marylou McGrorty, Mary Scheinost, Loretta Nowak, Jackie Murray, and Carolyn Hendricks (standing). Concentration prevails os English IV readers—Mary Ellen McConville, Rosonne Crawford, Carol Arbeiter and Corinne Boisclair—delve into literature. With the help of a map and Today, Laura Campbell, Peggy Marrin, Gerry Simmer, Mary Jo Kennedy, and Rosemary Buckley formulate solutions to current social prob- lems. Recording French conversation provides humor for Carolyn Hermann, Dano Desmond, Justine Robb, Pat Yentsch and Pat Seiter. Translating the Aeneid is a favorite pastime of advanced Latin students—Joann Berigon, Joanne Goblirsch, Rosanne Johnson, Pat Schupp, Mary McGrow, Lucie Guillemette and Jo-Anne Fortin. In art, Jeonnette Dupont and Julianne Campion, practice silk-screening,- Sharon Fourre carves in soap,- and Shirley Luke hammers metal book ends.