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

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CONCERT CHOIR Row 1: Jennifer Johanski, Rita Jonet, Linda White, Carol VanFrunsven, Rhonda Reinhold, Beth VanEss, Barb Menefee, Amy Stoehr, Kim VanLanen, Row 2: Jeanne Nelson, Jaye Durawa, Ann Mertens, Julie Lynn, Mary Reis, Jodi Beno, Holly Adriansen, Mary Mathys, Ann Brunette, Ann Laes, Row 3: Denise Klecaewski, Kathy Trainor, Julie Frigo, Anne Strenski, Andrea Kostka, Holly Hurckman, Lori Clark, Sara Burra!!, Denise McElroy, Lynn Hansen, Row 4: Patty Massey, Ingrid Kress, Bonita King, Gale Diny, Mary Beth Brooks, Cressy Birder, Mary Shawn LaViolette, Kristy Knafelc, Kris Hurckman, Honor Guthrie. What are you doing, hey? This year, Concert Choir made their appearance throughout the city, but their greatest perfor¬ mance came in Canada. They participated in the Tronoto Music Festival where they got rave re¬ views! They also sang for a local nursing home and were much ap¬ preciated. Because of their fine perfor¬ mances, they were asked to sing with the St. Norbert College Chamber Singers at their Spring Concert. They also sang four numbers on their own. In addi¬ tion, they participated in the Spring Concert and the annual Pops Concert with Pennings. “Okay girl, lets count off. 1,2,4,7,10. Concert Choir performs in Toronto. Eat, drink, and be merry! 30 Concert Choir

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“THE CHALK GARDEN” This year’s Drama club play, “The Chalk Gar¬ den, was an exciting detective story directed by Trudi Goggin. Denise McCarthy (Laurel) portrayed a young girl who came to live in the company of her elderly grandmother, Mrs. Maugham (Honor Guthrie). Mrs. Maugham hires a governess, Miss Madrigal (Chris Wag¬ ner), to care for Laurel. The judge i Paul Sau- vey) who has encoutered Miss Madrigal in the past brings out her mysterious background at the end of the play. Laurel’s mother (Kris Lar¬ son), now remarried, has come back for her daughter and eventually wins her over. Others contributing their talents were Donette Wig- man, Ann Schuster and Marianne Ley. A spe¬ cial thanks goes to actor Parker Drew, who played Maitland very well and on short notice. The production staff also did an excellent job on the scenery, lights and sound. Drama 29

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Row 1: Mary Parins, Molly Schultz, Montse Le Mense, Anne Merriaman, Karen Kirschling. Row 2: Mrs, Brandtner, Cathy Gutowski, Christine Wagner, Lucy Cayemberg, Barb Poels, Patty VanSistine. Row 3; Jaye Durawa, Carrie Robertson, Lisa VanDen Branden, Janice Schmidt, Stacy Young, Janet Schmidt. Row 1; Moderator Trudi Goggin, Tracy Farah, Mariane Lee, Kathleen Lewis, Anne Kiley, Ellen Mohr, Tina Dorschel, Ann I roelich, Ellen Merriman, Sue Farah, Lucy Cayemberg. Row 2: Carolyn Sarkis, Andrea Smeester, Cary Schlueter, Lori Kerin, Susan Brehm, Amy McFadzen, Jo Ellen Janssen, Tricia Bentley, Anne Hinkfuss, Debbie VanSchyndle. Row 3: Rachel Leonard, Amy Greenwood, Jenni Zirbel, Denise McCar¬ thy, Jodi Calaway, Mary Pat VanCamp, Kathy Derks, Maria Dais, Katie Brault, Sue Beauchaine, Kris Larson, Honor Guthrie, Dennise McElroy, Ann Schuster, Tina Norton, Chris Wagner, Lisa Fontaine, Ellen Vanden Avond