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

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•••V- • it Introduction Curriculum . • • m m p • Activities . 32 Organizations . 52 Faculty . 70 Students .. 80 |V ’ ' ! ‘ • ' ■ jCr-Vi y. “ . 1 ,‘ v “-V ' V T ' — ' iV V ) ■ Advertising .. 118 Senior Directory .148 Faculty Directory .154 Index . ..155 7 jV: 3

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What should it be this time, Old Maid or Fish? exasperated Gretchen Wagner asks Barb Bain. the Accompanied by Cathy Ahl participated in the opening and Mary Smits, the students Mass of the year. :: ' ■ ■ • • . jE ■ iS .«! $ - V . i ' W : ' ■; FSufll JrW ' Captivating their audience, on as well as off stage, are Diane Ramsey, Peggy LeRoy and Jim Birder. Simplifying a complicated definition, Sister Helen Z. holds the attention of chemistry students. 5