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

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MARY'S SUPPORTING CAST The SOPHOMORES in their supporting roles are one rung higher on their lad- der to stardom. Their scholastic ros- ter includes a variety of interesting subjects--some old, some new. Geom- etry, creative writing, study of the life of Christ, social studies, ag, shop, ancient history and Latin. Quite a selection for the twenty-four sophs. Good reading is a strong factor in learning to live for Christ. The sopho- more class officers are planning an exhibit for Catholic Book Week. Ronald Lamberty, presidentg Clarence Welbig, vice-president: Kay Raines, secretary. Something newf Rulers, Compasses and protractors have their part in geometry class. Fern Ahlers, center, is explaining congruent triangles. Seat- ed: Andrew Krier, Fern Ahlers, Hoi? 5005. Standing: Terry Penning, Vin- cent Ahltgffi Fiegen. The English ll class have tryouts for Little Jumbo Earrings' an orig- inal skit by Mary Weelborg. The play was given for the Altar Society and for a class party. Standing: Vincent Ahl- ers. Row 1: Anna Mae Allen, Sharon Kernsjiay Raines. Row Z: Mary Weelborg, Ronald Lamnrgf, Roger Elsinger. 2 Q S S 2 l 4 4 xi Y l il li'-A

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THEY ADVANCE IN BASIC COURSES THEY ARE CHRISTIANS IN A DEMOCRATIC STATE Q. A fa LW. U 3 I T 'Nm 'Wg 1 5 K A ,mx ' K X l. 1 I 5 ,wt ...I S51 . .8 'N-Q I Future voters and defenders of their country study how to elect a president. Later they will establish ballot boxes and hold a mock election. Row 1: Ethel Heinemann, Mary Doylejoa Z: Theresa Krier, Genevieve Bunkgg, E-:tary Anderson. Standing: Dwaine Thill, Gerald Huewe, Jon Larscheid, Stanley Crain. If W w ff v..e,,,w 4.5 w .E Ik' W4 A me twat. Three interesting days in a big city was the lot of Roger Wolles, Stephen Schwebach, and Dwaine Thill, St. Mary F.F.A. fFuture Farmers of Am- erica, representatives to the national convention held in Kansas City.

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if 'Fw ,flffgv 1 X ,fa . El -'f s 229' W , Ja ' Irfan LEARN TO . . . Taking a subject applicable to school life the Religion II class cooperate to write little medita- tions. These thought provokers were posted in the upper hall. Presiding: Lois Groos. Seated: Anna Marie Welbig, Jane Fiegen. Standing: Sharon Kerns, Clarence E Donna Henrich, .Terry Heinemann. I didn't take them. I just bor- rowed them. Clare Schwebach to Bob Bunkers in the original skit The Case of the Missing Bones' written by Carol Wuerth. Left to right: Clare Schwebachi..-ois Mergen, Donna Henrich, Bob Bunk- ers. It's a dead language, but a very much alive class. Darlene Kranz and Mary Weelborg, teachers for the moment, enjoy their Latin ll class with their toga clad friends. Seated: Ethel Heinemann, Anna Mae Allen, Clare Schwebach. Standing: Kay Raines, Fern Ahlers, Carol Wuerth, Theresa Krier. Students rummaged through Grandma's trunks for some of the creations seen at the sophomore old time party. Those receiving awards were: Mary Ellen Ander- son, Lee Anderson, Donna Nyhus, queen: Bette Hansen, .Tay Baum- berger. 2 2 3 Q g . 2