St Mary High School - Mariadella Yearbook (Dell Rapids, SD)

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We lift our voices in heavenly Q51 harmony. The choir generous- l coo erates in bringing out Y P the beauty of the liturgical ser- ,.,. vices. Row l: Clare Schwebach, Mary Ann Schmidt, Dolores Fiegen, Erma Hansen, Jane Fiegen, Anna Mae Allen, Ethel Heine- .f mann. Row Z: Mary Weelborg, Monica Schwebach, Mary Ellen Ande r son , Darlene Kranz, Carol Wuerth. Row 3: Yvonne Ney, Kaye Lahr, Frances Mou- sel, Genevieve Bunkers, Her- bert Staudenmaier, Donald Fie- gen, Mary Ellen Doyle, Sharon Kerns, Joan Schwebach. Row 4: Tom Hansen, Terry Hang Ve r n 0 n Van Dam, Ronald Brown, Bette Hansen, Sharon Karel, Theresa Krier, Joan Schwarz, Jerry Schwarz, James Fiegen, Arliss Westwick. 7 .... put on the armor of light. Christ's coming is near. Some juniors pre- pare the Advent wreath with its Christmassy green, red berries, and cones. Its four candles symbolize the four thousand years in which the world waited for Christ. Her- bert Staudenmaier, Darlene Kranz, Francis Elsinger, Bette Hansen, Kaye Lahr. Since ours is Ma- ry's school, and as ave try to go to Je- sus through Mary, students take pride .n fixing the little shrine of Mary on ier various feasts. Senior class offi- :ers pause for a noment's 'Mary :ray for us. Don Tiegen, Alice Penn- ng, JoanSchwebach, 'erome Klein.

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5 The magic of the screen often stimulates a student to take a deeper interest in science, literature, religion or mathe- matics. Earl Bunkers, Ronald Brown, Billy Carter prepare to show Captains in God's Army. 10 On Christ the King Sunda it is traditional for the stu ing rosary' and pray fo dality prefect, leads th+ procession. cuuf 14ol'4Iwllfie4 Richard Gebhart doesn't find convalesci: too difficult when his school friends al always ready to visit, and tell him tl school happenings. James Fiegen, le: Jerome Klein, right. - dents to unite in the liv- peace. Donald Fiegen, so-

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