St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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MARSCOT STAFF Editor Carole Hofmann Assistant Editor, Business Manager Ann Liemandf, Rosanne Johnson, Milane Trudeau, Carole Sullivan Page Editors Veronica O'Connor Photoarapher Rita Droll Columnist Sally Brady Editorial Editor Phyllis Brytowski Headline Director Sonia Daleki Art Editor Sister Grace Advisor DAYESYE STAFF Rosanne Landry Editor Sonia Daleki Art Editor Pat Seiter, Ann Pope, Verna Agotness, Eugenie McDonald, Barbara Klingbeil, Barbara Schmitz, Pat Yensch Copy Staff Milane Trudeau, Rita Droll, Dana Desmond, Lenore Trembley Layout Staff Veronica O'Connor .... Photographer Diane Gaulke Business Manager Carole Beriou, Donna Bornhardt, Mary Brewstor, Mary Burgoyne, Pat Hagen, Mary Ann Maas, Louise Peterson, Nancy Rowles, Donna Schroer, Mary Schwab, Muriel Stowell, Janice Tourville, Mary Trieschmann Business Staff Sister St. Teresa Advisor PROBLEMS OF PUBLICATION Let's go to press! is the thought in the minds of SMA's Marscot staff. Gathered in ST7 are Bonnie O'Connor, Marscot photographer, Ann Liemandf, Milane Trudeau, Rosanne Johnson, and Carole Sullivan, page editors. Gloria Hallin (upper right), editor of Marscot, directs staff members Ann Liemandf, Rosanne Johnson, Milane Trudeau, Carole Sullivan, (seated) and Phyllis Brytowski, Rita Droll, Sally Brady, Sonia Daleki, and Carol Hofmon. Production gets underway for the Dayesye editorial staff which includes art editor Sonia Daleki, editor Rosanne Landry, Liz Butler (seated), Ann Pope, Milane Trudeau, Rita Droll, Barbara Schmitz, Lenore Trembley, Mary Burgoyne, Dana Desmond, Patricia Seiter, and Eugenie McDonald. Subscription sales are being checked by Dayesye business staff members. Left to right are Louise Peterson, Diane Gaulke, (business manager), Mary Schwab, (seated) and Patricia Hagen, Carole Beriou, Muriel Stowell, Mary Ann Maas, Mary Lynn I II I I 1 I

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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I FUN FOR THE MISSIONS Stepping up for balloons ore Sherry Gondek, Barbara Zowislak, Katherine Kuhlmonn, Mary Jean Skaja, and Mary Ann Oeffling at the Mission Mardi Gras, Monday, February 21. Taking time out for food in the Westerner, cafe sponsored by the freshmen, are these contributors to the mission project. Wotch this one! says Susan Meloche while Barb Martin, Carol Carline, Pat Craig, Kathleon Ncary, Judy Lever, Mary Jean Halverson, Marilyn Feeser, and Cecolia Anderson criticize her skill with a bean bag. Go, Go, Go is the theme for the senior Lindy contest in which Carole Hofmann and Donna Bernhardt, Judy Miller and Marilyn Kalitowski, Irene Roney and Janice Hardey, Marilee Kell and Barb Martin, are participants. And away they go! Juniors Anne Gleoson, Borb Madison, Martha Marrin, and Julie Ketcham competo against the sophomores with a lively Schottische, in the folk dance contest, traditional at the Mardi Gras. How much am I bid? yells Mary Brewster ot the auction of a puppy, donated by the 9:15 senior religion class. Holding the puppy is Barbara Scheurer.

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ALL IN A YEAR'S WORK (Top left Go with Greyhound seems to be the motto of the social problems class on their field trips. Seniors Marge Mosko, Barbara Klingbeil, Mary Lynn Trieschmann, Jean McDonald, and Diane Rosacker take time out for lunch, while, left to right, Sharon Pease, Barb Wolcher, Mary Jo Born, and Terry Bevocco look on from bus windows. (Middle left) Woe betide the green Buds, (alias freshmen), on the fateful day of their initiation, but after it was all over refreshments were enjoyed by both senior Marguerites and freshmen Buds. Bottom left) Business comes before pleasure according to the girls of the 10:45 study period which is held in the dual-purpose cafeteria. Seated in the foreground are Kathy Katcher, Barb Joyce and Verna Agotness. Top center) Diane Markell is 1955 Girl State winner, elected by the Junior Class as the girl best qualified to offend the Minnesota Girls' State at the State Fair Grounds in Juno. Center The Chapel is the center of the school life throughout the year, a place of quiet and peace, inviting frequent visits. ■Top right) Nine Girls presented in the school library at midyear, included a scene with seniors Susan Meloche, Ruth Tre-panier, Judy Miller, Barb Martin and Diane Rosacker. Middle right Say A-a-a-a-ah, Pat. School nurse. Miss Evelyn Grover, from the city public health service, examines Pat Schupp, senior class president. (Bottom right) Time to relax is enjoyed by juniors Madeline Seidel, Paula Schwab, Kothy Ziehwein, Carol Renckens, Kothy Hanover, Carol Carline, Marilyn John, and Gretch en Schrump, of recreation in the Marguerite room.