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

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.ll L w. .aw- ' LLIQLOT dfirzg C7e'zemorzLzj At last the moment has arrived! For what seemed like years, the juniors had eagerly awaited the evening ofthe Ring Ceremony. With their hearts fluttering in unison with the strains of the orchestra, the juniors quiveringly marched to the stage and entertained parents and friends with a musical number--and then--at long last--the golden Musical ambitions were heightened immensely by the inspirational concert given by the famed violinist, Professor Florizel Reuter who was accompanied by Mrs. Reuter. The students were held spellbound from the first stroke of his bow to the last. Professor Reuter and Mrs. Reuter are shown here with a group of prospective violinists. circlets were on their fingers. While the girls admired their newly acquired treasures, the audience enjoyed the songs of Grace Koralewski, joan Schenk, Joyce Kulick, Ann Olszewski, and Shirley Koralewski, shown in the first picture, and a duet by Grace and Shirley Koralevt ski seen in the third picture. A truly memorable evening- for every person present!