St Patricks Academy - Prairie Echo Yearbook (Sidney, NE)

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1 'I if wines .fl many, The in-between, game of Monopoly, lO:3O snack, and the Home ol the Brave, make it a home away from home. WQQIQTWE3 The King, Bill Dickes, escorts the Queen, Elaine Peetz, to the MHRCH OF DIMES BHLL. Q Occasionally Pludrey Hnderjaska, Clara Mae Fehringer, Mary Ellen Keenan, Sheila Downey, Mary Io Walsh, and Dolores Ferguson find a hall hour to relax and chat with Sister Flngela. 1, ai' so xuyui 'xc

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. X gg-QQ-Q Producing a Yearbook and a monthly mimeograph paper requires stick- to-it-iveness, a sense ot humor, an alert mind, and many hours outside of class. Under the direction of Sister M. Claire, both staffs tried to meet the challenge of maintaining Catholic principles While learning the canons and mechanics of journalism. Yearbook Staff. Elaine Peetz, Patrons, Mary Ellen Hruska, Pldvertisingg Nancy Bennett, Co-editor, Don Leonard, Editorg Ernie Deaver Fldvertising Manager, lim Ptlum, Business Manager. School Paper Staff-also called THE PRRIHIE ECHO: Seated: Mary Io Walsh, Typist, Helen Reiners, Editor, Vince Heeg and Leo Kumor, Sports Editors. Standing: Qudrey Hnderjaska, Rrtistg Beverley Stibley, Hssociate Editor, Marianne Wolff, Mimeographer. 4 . I -e 1 , .

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