St Marys Academy - Madonna Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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Sophomores Sponsor Moy Party The adventures of The Ghost Who Couidn't Say 'Boo'! was The subiect of the Sophomore May Party, May l3, on The Terrace of Moreau Manor. Because all ghosts must learn The scaring pro- fession, the little ghost had to attend ghost school. This vvas The beginning of his big problem: he just couldn'T say bool After many Trials and Tribu- lations, he got his last chance and succeeded in saying bool and scaring a houseful of people- vvith The help of a small mouse, Thus earning his diploma summa cum laude. The production was written by Charlotte Acker, Kay Boyle, Bobbie Brooks, Maureen Crowley, Pat Doyle, Kitty Geissler, and Ann Reardon, directed by Mary Barrett, Jill Garvey, and class sponsors, Sisters M. Julien and Sister M. Thomas More. Committee chairmen of the Sophomore Parry, Maureen Crowley, Cy Acker, Katie Keating, and Janet Mennucci discuss various phases of the presentation. Jill Garvey and Mary Barrett narrate parts of the Sophomore Party to Kay Boyle, Ardene Rueth, Candy Anderson, Rosemary Perkins, Mary Lou Dutrieux, Kerry Sullivan, and Darlene Geraghty. inv- Maureen Crowley, Candy Anderson, Kathy Geissler, and Rosemary Perkins skillfully create a poster announcing their Sophomore Party. L,-,,...

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Sophomores Sandy Miholich, Mary Tiedge, Sharon Ewaniec and Virginia Rockwell admire ihe statue of Our Lady which is siiuated behind the Soliiude. Mrs. William C, Hillerman discusses pcsiiions on the Marial staff for The coming year with Eulalia Rodriguez, Georgetie Novak and Carmen Rullan. Did you get a letter? inquires Carol McCurdy, as Raquel Ochoa opens her mailbox

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We Are the Freshmen . . Sister Zita Marie and Miss Knaus, freshman class sponsors, meet in the Crystal Room with freshman class officers: Kathy Kennedy, Helen Schaefer, Gloria Ritter, Mary Clare Alby, Betsy Gill. Wondering what the next four years would have in store for us, we entered high school hopefully. The year commenced with Orientation Weekfsomething new and thrilling to us. Will we ever forget the exotic hat contest, or the fun we had portraying a Saint Mary's girl at Mary Barrett's party? At the Student Council ltalian Dinner, we participated in the marshmallow hunt, although our treas- ures were consumed before we could count them up for the prize! Bewildered and wide-eyed, we sought the aid of our big sisters not only concerning academic matters, but social as well. Latin and algebra were our biggest chal- lenges. Sister Zita Marie and Miss Knaus, our class sponsors, and our class officers, Kathy Ken- nedy, president, Mary Clare Alby, vice presi- dent, Helen Schaefer, treasurer, Gloria Rit-