St Mary of the Valley Academy - Miriam Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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Knowledge maketh a bloody entrance! Each evening from 4:30 to 5:40 and from 7:30 to 8:30 the resident students have supervised study periods to make the entrance less painful. Each resident student has an assigned Between 6:30 and 7:30 resident students entertain themselves in divers ways. ll. to r.J Colleen O'Neil, Juanita Crozier, Marianne Motschman and Judy Lehman enjoy the corn of CoIleen's labors. duty. Lurae Wobser does her part in keep- ing the academy neat by polishing the sec- ond floor corridor. After a week of diligent study, resident students leave for the week end. Cl. to r.J Bernadette Verschingel, Carol Ciminski and Mary Alice Snyder have iust checked out.

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Home, Sweet Home S.M.V.A. resident students come from Alaska to Cali- fornia, from Oregon to Germany. However the maiority of our residents are from the Northwest. Resident students find a second home at the academy. A portion of the routine training includes efficiency in house cleaning- each resident student is responsible for the cleaning of a class room or a part of the living quarters. Supervised study hours are had each evening where the students have quiet in order to be able to concentrate more completely. Opportunity for special help and guid- ance is particularly the privilege of resident students be- cause of their proximity to the faculty. Spreads, birthday surprises, and parties at the Villa make life interesting and enioyable for the resident stu- dents of S.M.V.A. Halloween costume party is a tradition in the resident school. Resident students fl. to r.J Bernadette Verschingel, Judy Williams and Carol Charvet were on the warpathf' Resident students Carol Ciminski UQ and Patricia Charvet spend a few moments cramming for a test before retiring A familiar scene after school! Ruth Kulbeck patron- izes the store. Sister Mary Christina obliges.

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