St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Sphere of the Apostolate Campus club groups prepare for total Christian living. Chi Rho members specialize in Christ-like service in such areas os the audio-visual which challenges officers—vice-president Barbara Skaor, president Dolores Schaefer, treasurer Carol Renckens, and secretary Ruth Trepanier. Contact chaimen, Jane Carrow and Sheila Mullin (upper right), co-ordinate SMA apostolic activities with those of city-wide Catholic Youth organization. Legion of Mary officers—vice-president Anna Caolo, president Barbara Skaar, secretory Pot Clausen, and treas- urer Marcia Mikucki (lower right)—pray in chapel for the success of works engaged in under the Queen's standard. Funds for missions are raised by Catholic Students Mission Crusade Mardi Gras of March 2. At telegram concession, Kathleen Curran and Rosemary Godbouf take orders from Joan O'Hare, Dorothy Zawislak, Pat Nordstrom, Elizabeth Kavanaugh, Kafhlene Neary, Mary White, Diane Krowczyk, Jackie Krawczyk and Cecelia Smith. The balloon booth attracts a gay group (center right as does square dance contest (lower left).

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Hooray for Scotties!' Scots' spirits remain high even when scores reveal one win and five losses in the 1954 basketball season. In action pictures, Sheila Mullin meets opposition from a St. Joseph's Academy guard os Rita Wallerius and Joan Burns remain tense in the background; Annette Freese shoots for the basket. Pictured with their coach. Miss Marion Wood, are team members: Morlene Theisen, Pat Ryan, Pat Yenfsch, Kay Sammon, Sharon Timmons, Carol Sullivan, Barbara Madi- son, Rita Wallerius, Joanne Stepkala, Veronica O'Conner, Sheila Mullin, Katherine Werlich, Annette Freese, Pot Slaney, Nancy Rowles, Carol Buirge, Joan Burns, Janice Lavine, Kay Sherry, Mary Hadley, Mary Bina, and Colleen Stoinhausor. Encouraged by cheerleaders supper right' Rosemary Orr, Joyce Cosgrove, Joan O'Donnell, and Jane Carrow, SMA rooters (lower left) wave yellow and white pennants.

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Problems of the Press II I I I 1 School publications are result of many heads and not-so-light work. In ST5 gather Marscot staff members: Marilyn Craig, editor Mary McGrow, Mary Zeglen, Mary Ellen Irving (seated), Mary Schiel, Pat Antolak, Margaret Cash-man, Jo-Anno Fortin, Dolores Schaefer, Marion Radatz, Borbora Fixter, Ruth Ann Goblirsch, Eileen Greshwalk, and Dolores Gagnon. Roceipt books engage attention of Dayesye business staff: Dariel Wodarck, Sue Malenfant, Rita Fitzgerald, Pat Harrington, Rosemary Godbout, Rochelle Tousignant, Pat Kli-ma, Lucie Guillemette, Mary Scheinost, and Mary Ann Gillespie, Copy concerns Dayosye editorial staff: Kay Sammon, Lorno Ann Demarais, Nancy Mollers, Koy Simmer (seated , editor Margaret Cashman, Clara Mannella, Les Loesch, Joonn Berigan, Pat Kammerer, and Gayle Hjulberg. Dayesye layout is planned by Rose Erin Sullivan, Karol Meunier, editor Jo-Anne Fortin, Margaret Gleason, and Roberta Elsberry. Delores Gagnon serves as photographer forMarscot and Shirley Luke as art editor for both Dayesye and Marscot.