St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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0 I I I LANGUAGE, ART, AND DRAMA Listen to this one says Rosanne Williams to Patricia Setter, Verna Agotness, Lenore Trembley, and Rosanno Landry during a French class phonetics lesson. I like this one the best! say these members of the Spanish Class: Mary Fust, Mary Jo Romaniak, Nancy Couchmon, and Joan Fontanilla. as they study Latin-American costumes. Erin Go Bragh is the popular saying in senior English on St. Patrick's Day. Ruth Trepanior, Kay Sonnen, Mary Anne La-velle, Mary Anne Holland, and Carol Brisky look on as Susan Landy points to the home of the Irish poet, Yeats. Latin is alive for Patricia Schupp, Gretchen Schrump, Rosanne Johnson, and Kay Dooley, advanced Latin students. A play's in the hands of members of the Genesian Drama Society, Nancy Clarke, Cecelia Anderson, Caron Palmer, Ruth Trepanier, Barbara Butlor, Dianne Markell, Rose Cherneske. Madeline Seidel, Barbara Martin, Susan Meloche, Ann McGill, and Marilyn Feeser. What do you think? asks Gretchen Leinfelder of Sonia Daleki, Janice LaVine, Sally Brady, and Joan Kaehn, experts in in the art of poster design.

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LIVING OUR RELIGION Saying the opening prayer for the Legion of Mory meeting are Patricia Clausen, Barbara Skaar, Judy Miller, and Justine Robb. The Basilica of St. Mary welcomes the students and faculty of St. Margaret's who are beginning the year with opening Moss, offered by The Right Reverend Monsignor James M. Reardon, P.A. pastor. For the morning rosary and prayers during the day. Marguerites make visits to the chapel on the first floor in Main. Conducting the annual retreat from March 14-16 were the Reverend Francis Fleming, Glen Lake, Minnesota, refreatmaster for freshmen and sophomores and the Reverend Richard Madden, O.C.D. from Holy Hill, Wisconsin, for the upperclassmen. To develop true personality and character is not os easy os it sounds. Looking over a textbook in Religion IV are Mary Brewster, Rosanne Williams, Mary Jo Born, and Barbara Joyce. Every May the student body takes part in a procession in honor of the Blesesd Virgin. Crowning the statue of Our Lady is Margaret Coshman, most Mary-like senior of '54, attended by Mary-like representatives from each homeroom.

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FROM CHEMISTRY TO ANATOMY Embryonic Einsteins exomining atomic structure ore senior chemists Milane Trudeau, Ann Pope, Louise Peterson, Margaret Miller, and Patricia Schupp. On Social Problems' NEWSWEEK panel are Janice Tourville, Mary Schwab, Joan Moray and Patricia Seiter. Homemaking students Louise Peterson and Mary Burgoyne inspect future homes in miniature. It's a big job, but we like it, say Chi Rho president, Barbara Skaar, vice-president, Dianne Marked, secretary, Saundra Swiorczek, and treasurer, Pat Nordstrom. I can't even hear the belli is the familiar quote for the typing class. Busy fingers belong to Liz Butler, Susan Meloche, Caron Palmer, Pat Cameron, Nancy Mayer, Karen Swan, Rosella Schaefer, and Judy Miller. Pinning, basting, and ripping are familiar to the clothing class which includes Mary Jo Wahl, Sue Dupont, Liz Butler, and Barbara Wirtz. Study of the human anotomy is pursued by members of the physiology class—seniors Mary Shimek, Kay Sonnen, Barbara Schmitz, and Sally Brady. PERIODIC CHART F THE ATOMS