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

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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

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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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l I LIVE FOR CHRI Music's rhythm is momentarily crystallized in a piano duet, The Blue Danube Waltz. Played by Anna Mae Allen and Duanne Mer- gen at the Spring Recital. Since seventy-five per cent of St. Mary's high school students are from the farm the boys avail themselves of the Smith-Hughes act to take Agriculture and Farm Me-chanics at the Public School. The boys have the opportunity to judge stock, identify meat, and test cream. They take field trips and attend stock judging contests. Shop includes making shelves, end tables, table lamps, feed bunks, and wagon boxes. Mr. Berkland shows the Ag II boys how to use the buzz saw with safety. Roger Elsinger, Clarence Welbig, Terry Penning, Mr. Berk- land. Learning to drill holes with a drill press. Clockwise: .Terry Heinemann, Teri-STI-Eng, Robert Bunkers, Loyd Berg, Ronald Larn- berty, Tom Hansen, Andrew Krier. 4 VM 2 9 i 3 i V H Q r 'lr-. ll. ..- S