St Joseph Academy - Acadean Yearbook (Green Bay, WI)

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' ' TRY THAT LINE AGAIN, SISTER. . . . Sister Mary Ralph, Spanish teacher, English teacher, and Sister Louise Gerard, biology teacher, during their for a journey to the new Peru mission of the Sisters of St. Joseph. encourages Sister Evelyn Marie weekly Spanish conversation cl art instructor. Sister Regina Maris, . All four are hopefully preparing A Strength Perseverance V r .. .r V f OOH, OOH . . . look how the colors separated frorn just one ASSISTING . . . Sister Mary Edward (M) in the selections for her senior drop of ink, exclaims Sister Paul Joseph, chemistry teacher, reading list Sister Mary Marcia displays a list of current books available, as she explains the process of chromotypography to Sister Claude Elaine, math teacher. II

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X, j- ,■ .t. . y, :: . GLISTENING RAYS ... of sun shine through the trees and radiate the SJA campus. Autumn . . . mounds of gaily colored leaves piled high . . . SJAers leisurely spend their lunch hour strolling and chatting . . . biology students roam about in search of ' lively specimens and maple leaves. Winter ... a stillness prevails . . . a gentle blanket of snow drops over the picturesque bridge. Spring moving • SJAers burst forth, books from class¬ room to campus grounds where the buds are bursting and the grass is green again and the last bits of snow melt away under thfe May sunshine. Throughout the years, as the seasons blend from one into another, SJAers find the beautiful Academy campus, with its slop¬ ing hills, green grass and shady trees, always pleasant and ap- aealing—a place of beauty, re- axation, and recreation. t-z-r. V 4 ‘ - i! J, ' v t- ' .‘1 ■ t ' OH, FOR CLASS OUTSIDE! ' Avenue campus. . Students relax during their lunch period oh the Monroe 13