St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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The Fleeting Year Among American History students watching educational film are Mary Schwab, Ruth Trepanier, Katherine Werlich, Diane Gaulke, Margaret Miller, Mary Smigleski, and Donna Stadther. Senior officers—Dolores Schaefer, Sheila Mullin, Kay Simmer, and Marilyn Guimond—advertise the Canterbury Ball of December 29 while Mory Wallonder, Rosemary Orr, Mary Scheinost, Pot Norton, and Carol Bednarczyk listen intently. Forget-Me-Not sophomores raised funds for disabled American veterans. Four cruel captains—Marilyn Craig, Jeannette Dupont, Mary Schiel, and Rita Parrette—intimidate freshmen at September 30 initiation trial presided over by Judge Dolores Schaefer. After assembly talk, Rev. David Ross King, President of Catholic Art Association, discusses entries in Morscot nameplate contest with Charis Handy, Nancy Rowles, and Juli-anne Campion. Maureen Niedenfeur, Justine Robb, and Rose Erin Sullivan appear in Cyclone Sally, three act ploy presented by drama students January 10.

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The Livelong Day Before school, girls trudge across campus to chapel, bookstore, library, or homeroom. During ST6 homeroom period, Carole Sullivan, Barbara Skaar (foreground), Barbara Walcher, Rosanne Williams, and Katherine Werlich (background) stuff animals for Red Cross distribution. At noon in cafeteria, the hungry line up before Mrs. Mary North, cashier. In library study, seniors—Karol Meunier, Rita Wallerius, and Joyce Cosgrove—beat the books. Recreation after lunch gives Pat Antolak, Rita Fitz-zerald, Maureen Niedenfeur, Rosemary Buckley, and Kay Sherry time for lindy. Between classes, Roberta Elsberry, Sue Malenfant, Sheilo Mullin, and Julianne Campion join ranks on Main stairs. Anytime outside office, people like Clara Mannella, Celestia Loesch, Kay Sammon, and Pat Kammerer wait to see Principal.

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Inspired by Christmas From crib in chapel (center), true Christmas spirit radiates to every corner of school. In M2, Jeannette Dupont, Lucie Guillemette, Frances Dooley, Rita Fitzgerald, and Julie Ann Cloutier prepare loyettes for infants cared for by Catholic Welfare. Glee Club corollers sing in hospitals designated by Red Cross. Gifts for underprivileged are wrapped and packed by Ruth Trepanier, Barbara Walcher, Marie Sfenglein, and Lenore Trembley. Junior Red Cross members—Annette Freese, Cecelia Anderson, and Marie Kolb—assist in distributing decorations to hospitals. Teresa Bevacco and Ruth Trepanier light Advent Wreath. The entire school participates in Christmas assembly at which Margaret Cashman narrates and Glee Club members sing.