St Joseph Academy - Echo Yearbook (Stevens Point, WI)

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N4 Preparing themselves to face the problems of this pa- gan world, these seniors listen attentively to Reverend F. Wengier's interpretation of Catholic apologetics. The Class in Religion II, under the direction of Sister Mary Ladislaus, leaves nothing uncovered, when it comes to the study of the missal. Potential poets all! These English students are very proud of the certificates a- warded them for their poems submitted to the National High School Poetry Associ- ation. They are: Lynette Haidvogl, Mary Ann Puwa- lowski, Bernice Bahlitchg June Martens, Jeanette Klein, Ann Brody, Mary Jane Kuiawa, Clara Mallek, Marjo Andrewski, Joyce Schlottman, Cathy Pliska, Kathleen Tepp, Margaret Bower, Mary Ann Kirsling, Margie Klein, Mary Agnes Lucas. '90 I-.W W Janet Jelinski, Betty Panko, Rose Marie Kieleszewski, Nona Martens, Ruth Karashinski, and Rose Firkus find it hard to decide which Marian calendar, made by the Religion I class, deserves the first prize. ixzligtnn iBuetrp