St Margarets Academy - Dayseye Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 50 of the 1957 volume:

1908- 1957 UBILEE flVESVC Published By The Senior Class St. Margaret's Academy 1301 Linden Avenue North Minneapolis, Minnesota PM- To ARCHBISHOP WILLIAM O. BRADY, the seniors of the fiftieth graduating class of St. Margaret's Academy dedicate this, their golden anniversary DAYESYE in commemoration of his recent appointment as spiritual leader of the Archdiocese of St. Paul. In 1907, one of his predecessors, the MOST REVEREND ARCHBISHOP JOHN IRELAND, saw the founding of our school. And now, in this year of 1957, as ARCHBISHOP BRADY begins the work of his office, an important milestone has been reached by St. Margaret's. For half a century she has striven to uphold the ideals of young Catholic womanhood by teaching the principles of religion and their practical application to daily living. For fifty years she has striven to send her students out to take their places in society as informed and steadfast Catholics. 2 u FACULTY AND FRIENDS Faculty and Administration page 3 Freshmen Sophomores Juniors page 4-6 page 7-9 page 10-12 MAIN BUILDING Known in tho fashionable '80s as the McNair Mansion, home of a wealthy lumberman. Main was purchased from the Archdiocese of St. Paul by the Sisters of St. Joseph, along with the other two buildings on the estate, and became St. Margaret's Academy in 1907. A miracle of hard work and ingenuity went into its transformation from an elegant home, rich with handsome, carved woodwork, a graceful central staircase, tapestried walls, tiled fireplaces and a high-ceilinged, beamed ballroom on the top floor which could be reached by an olevator! The student body found, in the homey atmosphere of Main, offices, library, chapel, cafeteria, classrooms and reception rooms. An era had begun for St. Margaret's Academyl PH FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Sister Ada Marie Principal, Religion Sister Mary John Assistant Principal and Registrar, Religion Sister Angelina Sister Annella Sister Ann Eugene Sister Basil Sister Bernardine Sister Clare Isabel Sister Grace Sister Helen Agnes Sister Josephina Sister Mary Irene Sister Mary Ruth Sister Patricia Sister St. Cecilia Sister St. Kevin Sister St. Teresa Sister Teresa Ann Miss Joyce Behun Mrs. Martha Hanft Miss Margaret Kane Mrs. Pauline Krebs Mrs. Mary North Miss Florence Scholljegerdes Miss Charlotte Stephens Bookkeeper Religion, English, Speech and Drama Music History Religion, Art, English Mathematics, Physical Science i Journalism, Social Problems Librarian, Religion Religion, Biology Religion, Citizenship, History Business, English Religion, English Glee Club, Music ...........Cafeteria Religion, Chemistry, French, Spanish Latin English, Typing Physical Education, Physiology English Mathematics Office Secretary .............School Nurse Clothing, Homemaking The Reverend Martin Fleming Freshman Religion The Reverend William Martineau Junior Religion The Reverend John Murphy Senior and Sophomore Religion FRESHMAN CLASS A Maryann Alverton Joequelino Arrell Suton Baker Patricia Bocken Borbara Baker 7 7 Catherine Barbeau Mary Ellen Barber Koron Berg Judy Berger Kathleen Beriou Joan Boege Roiemary Bolanda Suzanne Buihard Mary Sue Canfield Roborto Corlwn Joan Dechalne Dianne Dirichel Colleen Clough A Michelle Dupont Mary Ellen Dole Barbaro Etxel Sharon Dalton Gall Felicetta Patricia Ferrera Patricia Fither Joon Franczak Mary Gerber Dianne Gervai Kothleen Golotkl Judy Gordhamer Joon Greely Carol Greenwald Corron Gutwintki Mary Handzel Kathryn Hammann FRESHMAN CLASS CeciltO loco no Morgoret Hylond Roto Mary Holland Sharon Haroldton Tallit Hordy Diane Hanton Mary Jo Kalitowiki Mario Kaulh Judy Kavonaugh Geroldino Jonowioc Cothy Jocobton Carol Klick Voronica Korob Jocqualyn lorto- Roberta loo Barbara lefaive Marjorie Kilian Shirley libra Kathleen locko Caroline lubbert Morgarot M. McDonald Patricio McGrath Korlo McGrow Mory McGuiro Geroldino Mangon Carol Motlowtki Mory Mouroon Geroldino Maui Judy Merchant Kathleen Miller Kathleen Moore Phyllit Morgon Jane Murray Sharon Myert Corol Novicki 5 FRESHMAN CLASS 6 Coro! Pioxxo Marilyn Pouliot Sharon Riobol Nancy R mut Gail Ratka Nancy Ronyok Mary Jo Si•« Michell Simondet Dior. Skaor Jacqueline Skilling Ren Smith Mary Jo St inbor0 Sharon Vorn r Phyllit Wogner Nancy W ick rt Coth rin Wilton H l n Worlmon Rot mory Waot SOPHOMORE CLASS Elizabeth Bfdnorczyk Renee Beloir Anno Be'9 'u ,',h Borbaro Boeckmonn Jacqueline Bolduc Bonny Book. Jonot Burgoyne Conlilh Cobona Mary Calhoun Patricia Carpenter Janie Cho.lo Ell.nChudyk Mour.en Dolton Suzanne D.lcourt Patricio Do Mo.. Natali. Dillon ■ Margaret Galchutt Diane Gifford 7 SOPHOMORE CLASS 8 Jeon Hoertzen Charlotte Homertki Morgoret Monton Roberta Hortel Judy Marie Hortmon Mary Hotting Claudette Glover Rote Marie Goblirtch Mary Gormley Marie Ken.tlton Rotemory Montottor Olivio Herzon Potricio Hunt Rita Hollond Karen Krave Stephanie Kirtchboum Mary Helen Klick Corolyn Kerber Sharon loyton Barbara lopoto Rita Marie Lorbetai Patricia Lordon Bernadette lubber, luberacki June France, lukem Patricia McCorthy SOPHOMORE CLASS Eileen McDonald A lynn McHugo Mory Mock Roberta Madden Geraldine Morcoux Bernice Metzger Georgianno Miller Karen Mootz Jeanette Morriton Morijeon Noonan Sowin Qcffling Loretta Paw Kathleen Quinlan Roiemory Janet Rteizutek lindo Simmer Martha Schumocker Donna Shoffer Rita School Geraldine Zastrow JUNIOR CLASS Suion Ahmann Rochelle Borboou Betty Jo Barney Jo Ann Beloir Phyllis Borg Mary Judith Blok Joan Bourotto Mary Both Braden Martho Brenny Kathleen Brotnohon Mary Butch Judith Colder Rotomory Eichten Carol Ann Eiterley Shoron Fitzgerald Mory French Ann Georty Gloria Gilbert Cothleen Harlan Potrkki Horrington Betty Hart Mary Groce Hattingt ,Md,fh Howkinton Harriet Hentget 10 JUNIOR CLASS Mory Hcyer Dorlene Hubbord Kor«n Igo Sharon Joyce Kathleen Kocher Kathleen Kompo Mary low Koneiki Pauline Koputtef Dorothy Kennick Joon King Audrey Kitoikl Mary Kocgl Dionne lorton Mary Ann McDonald Shoron McDonold Potricio Mclnerny Phyllis McMahon Mory Louise lidholm Corolyn lukent Geraldine McMullin Marcella McNulty Judith leuer Jeon Martin Mary Joan Martin buton Mayer Rita Mary Mitchell i z Helen Murlowski 11 JUNIOR CLASS Janet Peler on Barbara Piano Katherine Potter lo Vonne Poullot Donna Severson Mary louiie Smu Mory Jeon Skaio Rita Sliwa Joyce Spolbrink Judy Starbird Barbara Sttinbero Eleanor Stewart Eileen Sullivan Mary Thoemert Mary Thimme.h Jo Ann Tou ignant Reneo Wort Shoron Wright Jeon Wron ki GOLDEN JUBILEE GRADUATES 1908-1957 i ST. THERESA'S BUILDING Formerly housing the stables and carriages of the McNair and Wilson families, St. Theresa's building was, until 1920, the headquarters of the elementary school, on the ground floor, and of the commercial department on the second floor. Until that year the commercial students formed a separote department and received special certificates. A large statue of St. Theresa of Lisieux occupies a niche in the entrance of the building, as special patroness of the youth within its walls. SENIORS OF '57 ELSIE CAMPBELL Class presidont 4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Oh, isn't that cute? . . . Cheery words . . . Poised pianist. MARY BINA Class vice-president 4 . . . My name is Mary. . . . DAYSEYE 4 . . . Basketball I, 2, 3 . Student Council 4. PATRICIA VERNON Pat . . . shorthand whiz . . Senior Class Secretary . . Genteel and impressive . . Concise thinker. LOUANNE BEHRENFELD Lou, the Lark . . . Genesian Club 3 . . . Glee Club I, 3. 4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Class Treasurer 4. MARY KATHLEEN AMIREAULT Kathy . . . Cheerleader 3 . . . Genesian Club 4 . . . G.A.A. 4 . . Love thot pizza. JOYCE ANDERSON Genesian Club 3 . . Diplomatic .. . Sense of humor. . . Straight to the point. SHELIAH BARBER Genesian Club 3 . . . Tommie Teen Board 4 . . . G.A.A. 4 . . . What's in the poor box, Magara? GLORIA BESTER MARSCOT 3, 4 . . . Contact chairman 3, 4 . . . Chi Rho 1, 2 . . . Glee Club 1, 2 . . . Marquette bound. JUBILEE MARY BITNEY Bobbie . . . If just grows and grows. . . . G.A.A. 4 ... I think I'm cute. KATHLEEN BOULTON Kay . . cute poodle cut . . . Chocolate chip cookies . . . Dictation, Miss Boulton. — JANE BRADY Geneslan Club 2 . . . CSMC essay winner I . . . Lofty vocabulary . . . Pariez-vous francais? JOAN BURNS DAYSEYE 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3 . . . G.A.A. president 4 . . . Her sweet sir. .. What's pullin' off, gang? CAROL BUTLER Glee Club ) ... G.A.A. 4 . . . Chi Rho 1, 2 . . . Hold that tiger. ROSEMARY CADY Rosie . . . Bright complexion . . . Short shiny hair . . . Tranquil Toujours. JUDITH CANFIELD Judie . . . Chi Rho 2, 3, 4 . . . Victim of indecision ... I saw it twice . . . 'Wait you guys. CATHLEEN CASEY Cathy . . . MARSCOT 3 . . . Chi Rho 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 3 . . . How 'bout that? SENIORS OF '57 MARY CAVANAUGH Mary Cavity . . . Did you have a test? . . . No, it doesn't quite fit. KATHLEEN CONNELL Kay . . . Gloe Club 2, 3 . . . Latin Club 3 . . . Isn't this dumb? JOAN CONNOY MARSCOT 3, 4 . . . Student Council 3 . . . You're a smart kitty . . . Hi, little torch. MARGARET DALTON Maggie . . . Glee Club 1, 2 . . . on the stick . . . Arjent artist . . . Always a willing hand. CHARLOTTE DEIBLER Genesian Club 3, 4 . . . Sister Vauzous . . . Oodles of droodles . . . Sparkplug. BARBARA DESMOND Chi Rho 2, 3 . . . Glee Club I, 2 ... Art Club 4 . . . I don't get it. PATRICIA DOOLEY Patsy . . . The main pain is brain strain . . . Genesians 3, 4. GERALDINE DOYLE Gerri . . . Genesian Club 1, 2, 4 . . . Oh, that's nice. ■■■■■■ 15 JUBILEE RUTH DUGGAN Basketball I, 2, 3 . . . G.A.A. 4 . . . Glee Club 1, 2 . . . My name is Ruth. . .. Such Is life. MARY KAY DUPONT Pal Mar . . . Cheerleader 3 . . . Chi Rho 2 . . . Genesian Club 3 . . . For the effect. CHARON ENNEN MARSCOT 3, 4 .. . Glee Club 1, 2 . . . Student Council 4 . . . let's try to cross before the sign changes. JO ANN FRANK Bernadette . . . Student Council Vice President 4 . . . Junior Class Vice President 4 ... Chi Rho. MARGARET FRASER Peggy Joe Judge . . . DAYE-SYE 4 . . . Chi Rho 1 ,2, 3. 4 .. . Glee Club President 4 . .. Student Council 3, 4. MARY ALICE GAGNON G.A.A. 4 . . . Homemaker of Tomorrow 4 . . . Petite feet . . . Perky walker. PATRICIA GALVIN Chi Rho 2. 3, 4 ... Glee Club 4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . It was so nice. SHERRY GONDEK Faculty chauffeur . . . Ham radio operator . . , Quiet but always ready . . . Silk not nylon. 16 SENIORS OF '57 KATHLEEN GORMAN Kathy ... Art Club 4 . . . G.A.A. 4 . . . Who, Franny? . . . Flare for foshion. WINNIFRED GORMAN Winnie . . . G.A.A. 4 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . What a riot! . . . Class comedian. MARLYS GRESHWALK Genesian Club 2 . . . Have you seen the morning paper yet? . . . Just plain Bill . . . Aesthetic. BARBARA GRIEBLER Barb . . . DAYESYE 4 . . . G.A.A. 4 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . That's what he said. BEATRICE GUIMOND Bea . . . Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Legion of Mary 2 . . . Latin Club 3 . . . Hey kids, I've got a joke. ARLENE HAAGENSEN Glee Club 4 . . . Meticulous Miss . . . Doe-eyed . . . Jim will take us. SANDRA HAAS Sandy ... AH Club 4 . . . Sweet and gentle . . . Scholarly and pensive . . . Clever remarks. DELORES HAGEN De . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Genuine Milk Maid . . . Singing sisters... I understand. 17 JUBILEE MARY ELLEN HALVERSON Red Cross Rep. 3, 4 . . . Junior Writer's Club 3 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Subtle humor ... I wrote a poem. MARY MARGARET HANSEN Pres. Student Council 4 . . . Junior Class Pres. . . . Student Council V.P. 3 . . . Select syllables. GERALDINE HANSON Legion of Mary 2 . . . DAYE-SYE 4 . . . Gerry . . . French whiz . . . Psst . . . Hey, Winnie. COLETTE HARTMAN Guess who called? . . . Math galore . . . Quick and lively . . . I've got miles to EILEEN HARVIEUX Genesion Club 3, 4 . . . G.A.A. 4 ... I never eat meat . . . Let's go have some pizza. SUSAN HASS Sue . . . G.A.A. 4 . . . Let's do something exciting . . . Merry giggle . . . Eyes that sparkle. I JEANNE HASTINGS MARSCOT 3, 4 ... Chi Rho 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 2. 3 . . . What's the good word? . . . Bernadette. JOANNE HASTINGS Jo . . . Isn't that cute. . . . Raven-haired . . . Quiet and graceful . . . Prima-donno prospects. SENIORS OF '57 JOAN HAWKINSON Boskefball 1, 3 . . . G.A.A. 4 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Class play asst, manager. . . Sincere Companion. PATRICIA HELIN Patty . . . G.A.A. 4 . . . Glee Club 2 . . . I'm not telling. . . . Oh, you should see California. MARY HOGAN DAYESYE 4 . . . G.A.A. 4 . . . Genesion Club 4 . . . Little Willie . . . Snazzy sneezer. GRETCHEN HOLTON Grefch . . . Glee Club 1, 2 . . . Quiet but mischievous . . . Serene expression. JOANNE JACOBSON Glee Club 1 . . . Don't be bitter. Tennis anyone? . . . I hove to do my French. MARY JACOBSON Glee Club 1, 2 . . . Fearless antics . . . Small and snappy . . . Who, me? JANET KALITOWSKI DAYESYE 4 . . . Contact chairman 4 . . . Cheerleader 3 . . . Donaldson Teen Board 3 . . . Energetic talker. MARY KASTNER Glee Club 1, 2 . . . Genesian Club 3, 4 . . . How you be? . . . Sweet as sugar. IS. JUBILEE m-rnt JANICE KELL Glee Club 2, 3, 4 ... Ge- w m, nevan Club 3, 4 . . . Fire red hair . . . I'm hungry. . . . Rhythmic feet. ? HH I CAMILLE KILLEEN Glee Club 1 . . . Genesian Club 3 . . . Remind me or I'll forget. RENEE LASOTA Glee Club 1 ... A genuine blonde . . . Tiny teen . . . Moving moods. MARY McANDREWS Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4 . It'll get done. . . . Future in nursing . . . Philosophical. GERALDINE LARKIN Gerry . . . Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Inquisitive mind . . . Mathematician. KATHLEEN LARKIN Kay . . . G.A.A. 4 . . . Ge-nesian Club 4 . . . Beautiful in blue. NANCY McCABE None . . . G.A.A. 4 . . . MARSCOT photographer 3, 4 . . . Strawberry tresses . . . HI kids! mary lou McCarthy Glee Club 2. 3 . . . Dark and darling . . . Oh! . . . Pearl and black velvet. 20 I SENIORS OF '57 Patricia McConnell Par . . . Wonders never cease. . . . That Air Force blue . . . Life flows on. MARY McGUIRE Glee Club 1,2.. . Interests in Cork . . Pale blue eyes . . . Impeccable raste. ! MARY MAGARA Magirk . . . G.A.A. A . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Drives Mom's blue bomb . . . What's in the poor box, Sheliah? JUDITH McHUGO Judy . . . Glee Club 2, 3, A . . . Genesian Club 3, 4 . . . Quit it out. VIRGINIA MARKELL Gini ... Chi Rho 1, 2, 3, 4 • . . MARSCOT 3, editor 4 . . . Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3 . . . It's here somewhere. GLADYS MASLEWSKI A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse. ... '56 Aqua talent winner . . . Deep brown eyes. JOAN MIILIS Joannie . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Genesian Club 3 . . . Omniorations . . . Who, me? MARY PATRICIA MURPHY Mary Pat . . . Glee Club 2 . . . Genesian Club 2 . . . Genesian Club 3 ... I was born on St. Patrick's Day. 21 JUBILEE PATRICIA NORDSTROM Pat . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Chi Rho 1, 2, 3, 4 • • • Student Council 4 . . . Dayton's Teen Board 4 . . . Inspection tomorrow. SUSAN OLSON Sue . . . Glee Club 2, 3 . . . Sparkling eyes . . . Brilliant black hair. ELEANOR PERKINS Perky . . . Glee Club 4 . . . Genesions 2, Pres. 4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Chi Rho 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Hamburger kid. MARY BETH PETERSON Pete . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4 . . . What shall we do? . . . Tall and tailored. MARY ANN RASKOP Glee Club 1 . . . Gee, I'm bored. . . . Tell me a good story. . . . Sophisticated. MARY RECHT Capable seamstress . . . Oh, no! . . . Full of fun . . . Rolling laughter. JOAN RING MARSCOT 3, 4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Genesians 4 . . . Chi Rho 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4 . . . Oh well, that's life. CLARE ST. MARTIN, G.A.A. 4 . . . No lie. . . . Golden toe's fan . . . Sure you haven't heard it? SENIORS OF '57 MARY SCHEURER Hey, you kids. I'll see if I con get the cor. . . . Likes blue eyed blondes . . . Gentle graciousness. SYLVIA SCHUTTA Genesian Club 3 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Who should I ask? . . . Quiet and sure. CECELIA SMITH Cecil . . . Chi Rho 2, 3, 4 . . . Art Club Sec. Treas. 4 . . . MARSCOT 3, 4 . . . Youse kids . . . KATHRYN SHERMAN Katie . . . Genesian Club 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 4 . . . I can't, I've got play practice. JUDITH STANLEY Judy . . . Chi Rho 2, 4 . . . Cotton pickin' ... Auburn hair. JACQUELINE STENGLEIN ckie . . . Glee Club 1 . . . enesian Club 1 . . . Cheer-ader 3 . . . Laughing eyes. JOANNE STEPKALA Basketball 1, 2, 3 . . . Genesian Club 2 . . . Glee Club 2 . . . That's the way the cookie crumbles. JEANNE STODOLA Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . These stairs are the death of fyf JUBILEE JUDITH STODOLA Judy . . . Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Isn't thot rare? PRISCILLA STRONG Pris ... Chi Rho 2. 3. 4 . . . How about that? ... Sophisticated giggle . . . It's noturally curly. CARLA STUEVE Chi Rho 4 . . . Glee Club 4 . . . Legion of Mary 1 . . . Older than the Hills. . . . Fuzzy curls. SHARON SULLIVAN Glee Club 1 . . . Stoic humorist . . . Hopped-up Ford . . . Wild about Dick. KATHLEEN SULLIVAN Kathy ... Art Club Pres. 4 . . . When Irish eyes are smiling . . . Hank's twin sister. BARBARA SWANSON Barb . . . Glee Club 1,2... Come to the drive in . . . That's a Jim dandy. . . . Tolkofive Miss. RUBY SYNSTEBY MARSCOT 3, 4 . . . DAYE- SYE 4 . . . Chi Rho 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Legion of Mary 1 . . . Where's Sister Basil? ELIZABETH TALBOT Betty . . . Glee Club 4 . . . G.A.A. 4 . . . Sister, I disagree. . . . Oh, honesflyl 24 SENIORS OF '57 MARLENE THEISEN Basketball J, 2, 3 . . . Where's my identification? . . . Postel coloring. BARBARA THIELEN Barb . . . Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . . . You're kidding! . . . Elegant ebony locks. MADELEINE TIERNEY Midge . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Genesian Club 1 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Help, help an elf I . . . Hi, big Torch. MARY VARNER Genesian Club 2 . . . South Dakota, anybody? . . . I've been to college. . . . Eddie, my love. MARY VIRNIG Toots . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Genesian Club 4 . . . G.A.A.‘4 . . . Down soars the ivulture. BARBARA WASHTOCK Barb . . . It's best. . . . Chi Rho 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . MARS-COT 3, 4 . . . Considerate . . . Domestic. SUSAN WERSCHAY Sue . . . MARSCOT 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 2 . . . Hove you had English yet? ELIZABETH WHARTON Betty . . . Glee Club 1,2... Long wavey hair. . . Willowy red head. 25 JUBILEE BARBARA WHITE Barb . . . Partial to Ponchos . .. But, I don't see how , . . ... That Florida Tan. BARBARA ZAWISIAK MARSCOT 3 . . . Peppy and humorous . . . Spontaneous laugh . . . Corny jokes. Christmas charity inspires Janet Kalitowski and Pat Nordstrom as they pocked gifts for a poor family in sophomore year. SENIORS THROUGH THE YEARS Mardi Gras madness is enjoyed by Winnie Gorman, Eileen Harvieux, and Dolores Hagen, as freshmen 'way back in 1954. Anyone for a basket? Sophomore salesmanship of Forget-Me-Nots proved SMA's spirit of help your neighbor, for the Disabled American Veterans in September of 1954. Elsie Campbell, in junior year, lent her modelling abilities to help make a Contact style show a success, in the spring of 1956. SCHOOL ST. CECILIA'S BUILDING The Wilson family, related by marriage to the McNairs, owned the large red brick building adjoining the Main building, as well as the three-cornered park across the street, which they gave to the city, and which is now Wilson park. The home became St. Cecilia's building and housed the music and expression deportments with their studios, practice rooms, and a concert hall. The music department offered a special certificate. Later, an addition to the west end of the building made room for scionce laboratories, and a larger cafeteria, but St. Cecilia's is still called the music building and still resounds with the efforts of pianists in various stages of development. The arch of the porte-cochdrc which stood over the driveway of Main, is remembered by alumnae Marguerites of the closs of 1940, shown here in the uniform of that year. Main's manorial beauty is evident In the front porch which stood before the entrance from 1907 until 1950, ond wos the setting for the traditional graduation photo. The oldest alumna was Mrs. Charles Brennan, who died in March of this year. She graduated in 1887 from old Holy Angels Academy, and was a charter member of the Alumna Association. She wos a faithful attendant at every reunion until shortly before her death. SMA's Alumnao Association, founded in 1907, has grown to 2,000 members and includes the graduates of old Holy Angels. Its purpose is to uphold the ideals of Catholic womanhood, to support Catholic education, to assist SMA by continued loyalty and by scholarships to needy students. Members of the 1956-1957 Executive Board shown here are, Donna Busch ('52), Mrs. Ken Collins ( 33), Susan Meloche ('55), Kathryn Houlihan ('271, Mrs. Douglas Donald ('31), Diane Marked ('56), and Helen Stone t'50). Alumnae president, as they moke plans for the spring reception and dance honoring the graduates. 27 THE YEAR WITH CHRIST Traditional opening of the '56-'57 school year took place fittingly when SMA students offered it to God at 9:00 Mass on September 20, feast of St. Thomas of Villanova, at the Basilica of St. Mory. Through the kind offices of the Right Reverend Monsignor James M. Reardon, P.A., pastor, and his assistants The Rev. John M. Murphy and The Rev. Martin P. Fleming, the beauty and dignity of the Basilica serve as a setting for SMA's most important opening and closing exercises. Be Christ bearers Monsignor Reardon fold Marguerites in his sermon after offering Opening Mass. Marguerites meditate during their annual three-day retreot on November 19-21, under the direction of Rev. Oscar Winzeling and Rev. Joseph Kuncl We crown thee Queen, today. Students and faculty, carrying flowers honor Our Lady with the traditional procession and May Crowning in the lost week of Moy. The goal of four years at SMA, Graduation day, June 5th, finds the white-gowned seniors leaving the Basilica with their red roses and new diplomas PARENTS MEET Formal but friendly was the setting at the senior Golden Tea held February 25th in the Main building. Joan Connoy and Sheliah Barber serve Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gorman and their senior daughters Winnie and Kathy. Adept hostess, Sheliah Barber pours tea for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hastings, parents of Jeanne, senior, and Mary Grace, junior, at the senior Jubilee Tea. A musical background was supplied by senior twins, Judy and Jeanne Stodalo. Yellow daisies identify parents and seniors, including Mary McGuire, Pat Vernon, Kathy Amireault, and Arlene Haagensen, The newly organized SMA Parents' Club held one of its first meetings on March 12. Mr. Noonan, father of Mari-jean, sophomore, led the discussion MODELS AND MELODIES Feminine fashion is displayed by Rita Mitchell, junior, modelling o youthful two-piece belted suit In pink with matching accessories. Poised and pretty is freshman Jacqui Arrell wearing a spring sheath dress with white accessories. Two-toned and timely is the effect of senior Carol Butler's checked sheath dress In yellow complemented by a matching spring coot and harmonious d6cor. Accompaniment was played by senior Peggy Fraser and other entertainers were seniors Gloria Bester and Eileen Harvieux. Salvador Dali's feminine counterpart, senior Charlotte Deibler, displays a few of her masterpieces during an intermission of Dayton's Debsfer Shop style show. Senior Pat Nordstrom, SMA coordinator for Dayton's Teen Board enjoys the showing in the background. Enchanting the audience at the Junior-Senior piano Recital on Sunday, March 31, is senior Peggy Fraser. Among her selections were Nocturne by Della Joio and Intermezzo by Brahms. Adding her musical touch to the program is senior Judy Stanley. Waltz in A Flot by Chopin was among her numbers. MISSIONS AND MERRIMENT Has anyone got a pin? Juniors Pat Ostmoe and Maureen O'Neill wait lor prospective customers at the balloon booth of the annual Mission Mardi Gras held on March 5 The net profit from all such concessions goes to the Japanese mission of the Sisters of St. Joseph in Kyoto. Is very wise what you say, seems to be the thought of senior Mary Magara, assistant to Confusions, number one son of Confucius, belter known as senior Charlotte Deibler. Providing atmosphere at the Cherry Blossom Inn, seniors Mary Magara, Sylvia Schutta, Jeanne Hastings, Barbara Griebler, and 'Joan Millis do an authentic Japonese dance. Twelve words for a nickel. Seniors Mary Kastner and Mary Ann Raskop are busy typing telegrams for Sylvia Schutta and Barbara Grieblor, Coolies, minus rick-shaws, gather in the Cherry Blossom Inn with the other Mardi Gras celebrafors to eat and be merry with sloppy joes, cokes, potato chips, jell-o salad, and home-made cake and candy. Proprietors of the Inn with its added attractions were the four senior religion classes. PROVOCATIVE AND PLEASANT Unity with variety was the dominant theme of an assembly talk by Father Myron Horvath, pastor of St. John's Ruthenian Catholic Church, Minneapolis. Father Horvath, spoke to SMA juniors, sophomores and legion of Mary members, on the rites of the Eastern Catholic Church. Mr. Johns, member of the General Motors Public Relotions staff, demonstrates o minioture jet engine, on example of the low of action-reaction. Other demonstrations of scientific principles were super-gloss. Induction heating, and o solar engine Challenge of Asia was o most inspiring talk given by Miss Elizabeth Reid of the Grail Movement. Miss Reid, who fold of her experiences as a loy apostle in Asio, poses here with junior MARSCOT stdff members, Marie Murphy and Mary Grace Hastings, after an assembly talk to juniors ond seniors on April 9. Israeli speaker, Dr. Moses Baron, chief of staff at Mt. Sinai Hospital, Minneapolis, talked to seniors on the present crisis in the Middle East. Dr. Baron, a native of Israel and Zionist leader in Minneapolis, told of the problems Israel faces with Eavot at an assembly held for senior Social Problems students In December. Gown-clad junior and seniors members of the SMA Glee Club presented an Intermission performance ranging from Romberg to spirituals at the Junior-Senior piano recital, Sunday, March 31, under the direction of Sister St. Cecilia. Silver Bells wos one of the songs in the Christmas concert given at SMA by De La Salle's Glee Club on December 5th of 2 30 p m. The program wos under the direction of Brother Ignatius. PLAY AND PLAYTIME Blending fontasy and fact In Mrs. McThing are Howie LoRue IV, Joyce Krumholz, a mobster. Eileen Harvieux, the body guard, Joanne Wallerius, and Mrs. Howord V. LoRue III, Eleanor Perkins. Shady characters Eileen Horvieux, Karen Igo, and Chorlotte Deibler surround the supposedly innocent Howie LoRue IV In Mrs. McThing by Mary Coylo Chase. The first scene of this play under the direction of Sister Annella received superior rating at the play festival on November 24th at St. Joseph's Academy. In one of her double-character roles, Joyce Krumholz as Howie, bows to his mother's spinster friends Evo, Grace and Moude Lewis, ployed by Kathryn Sherman, Patricia Dooley, and Judy McHugo respectively. APOSTOLIC ACTIVITIES To Jesus, through Mary os o motto of the Legion of Mory signifies the purpose of this SMA presidium. Kathleen Kampa, junior, President Judy Stodola, Pat Galvin, Jeanne Stodola, and Treasurer Mary Mc-Andrews, seniors, relox during a discussion period. •Sister Patricia is faculty moderator of the group. We light this candle to signify Christ in our midst, is the Contact proyer that begins the meetings of Contact chairmen Pauline Kapuster, junior, Gloria Besfer ond Janet Kalitowski, seniors, and Marcia McNulty, junior. In the Contact all-city formal contest on Easter Sunday, Kay Sullivan won second place for seniors, and Harriet Hentges, second place for juniors. Willing workers of Chi Rho Club seem to be enjoying one of their parties. Sister Bernardine, moderator, who helps serve the group, is director of the club's audio-visual service program. COUNCIL CHALLENGE Jubilant Joanne Wallerius shows off the movie camera she won at the final drawing for prizes which terminated SMA's magazine drive, sponsored by the Catholic Digest. The drive was directed by the Student Council and resulted in a grand total sale of nearly $10,000. An all-school assembly marked the culmination of the drive at which Sister Ada Marie, principal, received in the name of the school, a special award for high salesmanship. Congratulations are in order for Mary Margaret Hansen and Marie McNulty, Student Council leaders, from Mr. Charles Laney, director of the Catholic Digest Decency in Reading Program held between February I and February 15. Admiring the clock presented to ST2 for being the homeroom leading in sales are some high salesmen. Left to right are, K. Hansmann, M. Hastings, C. O'Malley, P. Berg, B. Wharton, C. Gillespie, and J. Canfield. Lucky lots are drawn from among the names of high point salesmen by SMA principal, Sister Ada Marie, as she is assisted by Student Council representative Marie Murphy and freshman salesman Susie Sushard. 3 PUBLICATIONS Pecuniary problems of the Jubilee Yearbook ore being discussed by business managers, Janet Kalitowski ond Mary Bina, seniors. Laboring lasses of the DAYESYE staff pause for a photo. They ore seniors Peggy Fraser, Barb Griebler, Mary Hogan. Ruby Synsteby, and Gerry Hanson. Eyeing the fruits of their work are .the MAR SCOT staff members Gini Marked, Gloria Bester, Cecelia Smith, seated; Ruby Snysteby and Barb Washtock, seniors. Shutter-bug, Nancy McCabe, senior, snaps three smiling MARSCOT staff members, Susan Werschay, Charon Ennen and Jeanne Hastings. DAYESYE Staff Peggy Froser Editor Ruby Synsteby Co-Editor Gerry Hanson Art Editors Barbara Griebler Mary Hogan Copy Staff Joan Burns Janet Kalitowski Business Mary Bina Managers Miss Joyce Behun Advisers Sister St. Teresa MARSCOT Staff Virginia Marked Editor Gloria Bester Assistant 1 Editor Joan Ring Page Editors Joan Connoy Ruby Synsteby Cecilia Smith Jeanne Hastings Sports Editor Barbara Washtock Proof I Reader I Charon Ennen Reporters I Susan Werschay Nancy McCabe Junior Journalism Assistants I Students Nancy McCabe Photogro- I Jeanine Ralph phers I Sandra Haas Art Staff I Mary Margaret Hansen Kathleen Gorman Sister Bernardine Art Adviser I Sister Grace Adviser | PROM Guys and gats arrive in the Main Hall before proceeding up the festooned stairs for refreshments of the pre-Prom coketail at the Academy. Here pictured with Sister Grace and Sister St. Kevin is a bevy of juniors and seniors with their dotes. The annual Junior-Senior Prom was held on April 23 at the Inter-lachen Club. Resting their aching feet after dancing to the music of the Jazz Knights are juniors Marie DeMeules, Mary Heyer, Diane Hubbard, and their escorts. Off to the dance from the coketail are senior Mary Hogan, ond Wilfred Marban, Ready, marchl Junior and senior class presidents Joanne Wallerius and Elsie Campbell, escorted by Wyman Spano and Jim Ondov, are about to lead the Grand March. It's almost over but junior Laura Eckes, senior Mary Varner, and Hank Scheinost ore still looking happy. Open house ot various homes brought Prom night to a close after the dance. SONG OF BERNADETTE Senior tfors J. Fronk and H. Merry portray the Dean and Bernadette with S. Schutta os Mm . Pernef, In a scene of the Clot Play, presented April 28. 29, at Incarnation Holl, and directed by Sister Mary Ruth. Singing novices M, Scheurer, J. Stodola, J. Borns, P. Galvin, B. Thielen, M. Halverson, J. Stodola, and M. Tierney, porform for Sistors Marie Bemarde, Vauzous, and Josephine, played by J. Hastings, J. Brody, and M. McGuire, respectively. A classroom crisis is created by C. Ennen, {standing), as Jconno, as she defends Bernadette before her dossmotes and the Dean. In front row ore J. Frank (Bernadette), R. LaSota, P. Golvin, second row, S. Borber, S. Hois, B. Desmond, third row, P. Dooley, P. Strong, and K. Larkin. Hope and despair blend as Mme. Soubirous, M. Hansen tries to comfort Mme. Bouhoohorfs, V. Markell, while Antoine, T. Hendricks, Mme. Saiou, M. Kastner, and Mme. Casterot, P. Vernon look on helplessly. Bock stage problems are hondled by M. Dolton, N. McCabe, B. Tolbot, J. Ring, C. Deibler, J. Connoy, and G. Hanson, while K. Sullivan helps W. Gorman with hor make-up for the role of Celeste which she shares with her. In a tense moment when Bernodette, J. Hastings, foints after o vision she is surrounded by (front row) Jeanne, G. Ennen, Morie, J. Stenglein, Mme. Soubirous. M. Bino, ond Dr. Dozous, D. Boyle; (second row Jocomet. J. Dirkers, M. Soubirous. J. Feltl, Mme. Costerot. K. Sherman, Antoine. T. Hendricks, ond Mme. Sajou G. Better. AUTOGRAPHS We saw you there! A gamut of absorbed expressions is revealed in this cross-sectional shot of a science assembly. There's no doubt about the effectiveness of the demonstration. PATRONS • • ' Mfs! A . J. Amireaoft Mrs. Wm. Barney Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Bester Mr. and Mrs. Geo. J. Bina Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Bitney Mr. and Mrs. Jos. L. Bolduc Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Brady Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Burns Mr. and Mrs. John R. Cady Cafe di Napoli Mr. and Mrs. Horold Colder Mr. and Mrs. Chester E. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Canfield Connell's Realty — Real Estate Sales Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. Connoy Jr. Crystal Motors, Inc Mr. and Mrs. R. D. DeMeulos Mrs. Agnes R. Dooley Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Doyle Mrs. Marie Duggan Mr. and Mrs. Laurent Dupont Edina Television Co. — G. Miller Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Ennen Mrs. L. M. Esterley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frank Mr. and Mrs. Levi Fraser Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Gagnon Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Gillespie Gondok Engineering Inc. Gopher Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Jerome E. Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Ted C. Greshwalk Gygax Jewelry — Louis Gygax Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Haas Mr. and Mrs. Ray T. Halverson Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Hanson Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Harlan Geo. O. Hart Co. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hartman Harvey's Chuck-Wagon Drive-In Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Harvieux Mrs. E. J. Hass Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Hastings Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hastings Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hawkinson Mr. and Mrs. Neil Helin Mrs. F. I. Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. M. Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kalitowski Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kastner Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Kell Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Killeen Mr. and Mrs. John Larkin Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Larkin Mr. and Mrs. Stanley LaSota Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Long Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Madden Mrs. Wm. L. Magara Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Marked Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. McMullen Mr. and Mrs. John E. McNulty Minneapolis Greeting Card Co. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Murray Newton's Grocery Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Olson Mrs. R. E. Perkins Quality Bakeshop Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Recht Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ring Starbird Electric Co. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stepkala Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Stodola Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sullivan Sullivan Roofing Company Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Talbot Mr. John Toughill Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Varner Vernon Wedding Specialties Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Virnig Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Vosika Group carol sing winds up the annual Christmas presentation by the combined Glee Club and Drama students. Seated on the floor to moke room for all four-hundred twenty-five Marguerites, the candid camera catches a port of the senior section in an informal moment. SENIOR DIRECTORY Amireault, Mary Kathleen, 1731 N. Dupont, Ja. 9-0016 Anderson, Joyce, 2624 Lyndalo So., 8, Ta. 5-4375 Barber, Sheliah, 4949 Woodlawn Blvd., Pa. 2-4491 Behrenfeld, Louanne, 7018-7 Street N.E., Su. 8-5937 Bina, Mary, 2722 N.E. Garfield, 18, St. 1-4651 Bitney, Mary, 5420 Shoreview Ave., 17, Pa. 4-8368 Boulton, Kay, 2101 Laurel Ave. So., 5, Fr. 4-2977 Brady, Jane, 3624 Blaisdell Ave. So., 9, Ta. 3-9231 Burns, Joan, 2601 Thomas No., 11, Ja. 2-1718 Butler, Carol, 3237 So. Bryant, Ta. 2-3492 Bester, Gloria, 3938 Girard Ave. No., Ja. 2-6764 Cady, Rosemary, 3335 Irving No., Ja. 9-4130 Campbell, Elsie, 700 Meadowlane, 16, Fr. 7-7988 Canfield, Judith, 3524 McNair Drive, 22, Ju. 8-4366 Casey, Cathleen, 2322 W. Lake of Isles Blvd., 5. Fr. 7-1372 Cavanaugh, Mary, 12206 County Road 15, Li. 5-6430 Connell, Kathleen, 3532 Xerxes No., 12, Ja. 2-0758 Connoy, Joan, 1418 Knox No., Ja. 1-6207 Dalton, Margaret, 3606 Garfield So., Ta. 7-1447 Deibler, Charlotte, 4005-30th Ave. So., 6, Pa. 2-7222 Desmond, Barbara, 3300 Girard Ave. No., 12, Ja. 2-6395 Dooley, Patricia, 316 South Cedar Lake Road, Fr. 7-1425 Doyle, Geraldine, 4445-33 Ave. So., Pa. 9-8402 Duggan, Ruth, 2946 Ulysses St. N.E., St. 9-1680 Dupont, Mary Kay, 2512-26th Ave. No., 11, Ja. 2-7616 Ennen, Charon, 3947 North 6th St., Ja. 9-4235 Fronk, JoAnn, 4314 Garfield So., 9, To. 5-4057 Fraser, Margaret, 414-8 St. S.E., 14, Fe. 6-8105 Gagnon, Mary Alice, 2416 Upton No., Ja. 2-9967 Galvin, Patricia Ann, 133-20th Ave. No., Hopkins, We. 8-5424 Gondek, Sherry, 2206 Roosevelt St. N.E., 18, St. 9-5303 Gorman, Kathleen, 3534 Knox Ave. No., 12, Ja. 9-1449 Gorman, Winnifred, 3534 Knox Ave. No., 12, Ja. 9-1449 Griebler, Barbara, 3034 Cleveland St., N.E., St. 9-6526 Greshwalk, Marlys, 2526 McKinley N.E., St. 9-2708 Guimond, Beatrice, 3633 Noble Ave., 22, Ju. 8-2320 Haagensen, Arlene, 1918 Jefferson, 18, St. 9-7377 Haas, Sandra, 4258 Russell No., 12, Ja. 2-7812 Hagen, Dolores, 4811 West. Med. Lake Drive, 27, Li. 5-7402 Halverson, Mary Ellen, 5337 Zenith So., 10, Wa. 6-3618 Hansen, Mary Margaret, 4942-41 Ave. So., 17, Pa. 4-4006 Hanson, Geraldine, 4941 Fremont Ave. No., 12, Ja. 9-3064 Hartman, Colette, 4513-41 st Ave. So., 6, Pa. 2-3414 Harvieux, Eileen, 5317 Shoreview, 17, Pa. 4-0737 Hawkinson, Joan, 3440 Stinson Blvd., 18, St. 9-6195 Hastings, Jeanne, 3900 Grand Ave., 9, Ta. 4-5198 Hastings, JoAnne, 5208 Dupont Ave. No., 12,Ja. 9-6916 Hass, Susan, 4616 Pleasant So., Ta. 4-1607 Helin, Patricia, 4918 Thomas No., 12, Ja. 9-1355 Hogan, Mary Catherine, 1715 North Irving, Ja. 2-6284 Holton, Gretchen, 3300 Elliot Ave. So., Ta. 2-0703 Jacobson, Joanne, 2220 Clinton, 4, Fe. 2-0820 Jacobson, Mary, 2305 Clinton, 4, Fe. 3-1986 Kastner, Mary, 4233 Morgan No., Ja. 2-8915 Kalitowski, Janet, 3450 Abbott No., 22, Ju. 8-6731 Kell, Janice. 4217-18th Ave. So., 7, Po. 1-1743 Killeen, Camille, 24l7-34th Ave. So., 6, Pa. 9-9514 Larkin, Geraldine Ann, 309-1st St. No., Hopkins, We. 8-7708 Larkin, Kathleen, 4138 Wentworth, 9, Ta. 4-6227 LaSota, Ren6e, 2315 University Ave. N.E., 18, St. 9-1445 McAndrews, Mary, 4354 North 43rd Ave., 22, Ke. 7-8861 McCarthy, Mary Lou, 3625-11th Ave. So., 7, Pa. 4-8688 McConnell, Patricia, 2840-40th Ave. So., Pa. 4-6130 McGuire, Mary, 2950 Ulysses N.E., St. 9-5207 McHugo, Judy, 428 South Newton Ave. So., Fr. 4-4452 McCabe, Nancy, 3344 Aldrich Ave. So., Ta. 2-4324 Magara, Mary, 323 Burntside Drive, 5, Fr. 4-3723 Markell, Virginia, 4036 Webster, 16, We. 9-3912 Moslewski, Gladys. 3626 Taft St., 18, St. 9-6521 Millis, Joan, 1026-15th Ave. S.E., 14, Fr. 1-2533 Murphy, Mary Pot, 2632 Pillsbury, 8, To. 4-6751 Nordstrom, Patricia, 3519 Emerson No., 12, Ja. 1-2240 Olson, Susan, 4201-10th Ave. So., 7, Ta. 5-4817 Perkins, Eleanor, 1076-15th Ave. S.E., 14, Fr. 1-5497 Peterson, Mary Beth, 3411 Grand Ave. So., 8, Ta. 5-7740 Raskop, Mary Ann, 3738 North Lilac Drive, 22, Ju. 8-3823 Rocht, Mary, 5605 Rockfold Rd., Ke. 7-7743 Ring, Joan, 29-18th Ave. So., Hopkins, We. 8-5647 St. Martin, Clare, 3636 Pleasant, 9, Ta. 4-7218 Scheurer, Mary, 4043 Colfax, 9, Ta. 3-2846 Schutta, Sylvia, 2730 Randolph, 18, St. 1-8321 Sherman, Kathryn, 2315 Laurel Ave. So., Fr. 7-3725 Smith, Cecilia, 3451 Dupont No., 12, Ja. 2-3526 Stanley, Judith, 1162-14th Ave. S.E., Fr. 1-5549 Stenglein, Jacquelyn, 1901 Stinson Blvd., 18, St. 9-8287 Stepkala, Joanne, 3035 N.E. Garfield, 18, St. 9-5020 Stodola, Jeanne, 38-17th Ave. So., Hopkins, We. 8-7445 Stodola, Judith Ann, 38-17th Ave. So., Hopkins, We. 8-7445 Strong, Priscilla Mary, 2510 West 22nd St., 5, Fr. 7-7057 Stueve, Carla, 80 St. Mary's Ave. S.E., 14, Fe. 8-2527 Sullivan, Kathleen, 3900 Beard Ave., 22, Ju. 8-2208 Sullivan, Sharon, 3942 Xerxes No., 12, Ja. 9-7564 Swanson, Barbara, 3750 Girard No., 12, Ja. 9-1340 Synsteby, Ruby, 816-11th Ave. S.E., 14, Fe. 6-4565 Talbot, Elizabeth, 2946 Xerxes North, Ja. 2-4701 Theisen, Marlene, 2205 Dupont North, Ja. 2-7508 Thielen, Barbara, 5221-63rd Ave. No., Ke. 7-2978 Tierney, Madeleine, 4305-11th Ave. So., 7, Ta. 4-6744 Varner, Mary, 3633 Halifax, 22, Ju. 8-6618 Vernon, Patricia, 3716 Blaisdell, 9, Ta. 3-8304 Virnig, Mary, 3608- 14th Ave. So., Pa. 2-8430 Washtock, Barbara, 505-15th Ave. S.E., 14, Fr. 1-1636 Werschay, Susan, 2509 Harriet, 5, Ta. 3-0242 Wharton, Betty, 3939-6th St. No., Ja. 1-1336 White, Barbara, 5201-46th Ave. So., 17, Pa. 2-9864 Zawislak, Barbara, 400 Rice Creek Terrace, Su. 8-8508