St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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PROM SPLENDOR Receiving dance programs at the door of the Garden Ballroom, from sophomore hostesses Joan Frank, left, and Pat Nordstrom, right, are juniors Kathy Neary and Betty Kavanaugh escorted by Walter Jabst, and Le Roy lorsung. The Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Hotel Nicollet, on Easter Monday, April 11. Taking part in the grand march (middle left) ore Colleen Sfeinhauser and Jim Arboiter (front) followed by Carol Lundby, Jim Northenscold, Cecilia Anderson, Lenny Haybeck, Muriel Stowell and Bob Puccio. Swinging into place (lower left) are Anne Marie Rascop, Larry Commers, Jacqueline Sprafka, Bill Hastings, Mary Shimek, and Ronald Wise. Officers lead the grand march upper right as Anne Gleason, junior treasurer. Jack Kiesner, Kathy Hanover, junior president, John Healey, senior president, Pat Schupp, and Craig Schnell promenade. Checking in at the check room are Pot Hommes, Charlene Hunter, and Sonia Daleki, with escorts Allen Green, Cyril Laurent, and Phil Christman. Class presidents Kathy Hanover and Pat Schupp get into step with John Healy and Craig Schnell to the music of Bruce Dybvig's band.

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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.

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I - THE CHARMING PLAY Jk Working hard to moke the class play. Charm School, a success, kept seniors very busy. In a double cast, the leads were Muriel Stowell ond Diane Rosacker. Trying to impress Mr. Bevans (Robert Kaufmann) is Elise (Muriel Stowell'. Listening to the Four Lads Mary Jo Born, Verna Agofness, Nancy Rowles and Terry Bevacco, are Ann McGill, Pat Yentsch, Ann Pope, and Susan Landy, who portrays girls at Charm School. While the girls look on, Miss Hayes (Carolyn Hermann) briefs Mr. Bevans. Preparing for the big moment, with the help of those on make-up are the singers in the play. In the foreground Ann Liemandf mokes up Gloria Hallin and Pat Clausen does some pressing. Listening to words of wisdom from her brother George (John Rimarcik' is Sally Jerry Bevacco'. Curtain call for Grefchen Lienfelder, Kathy Werlich, and Bonnie O'Connor, back stage experts.