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

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Freshman day students arrive bright and early with almost more books than their lockers can hold. Left to right: Sandra Zwierzynski, Angelica Papp, Anne Morrissey, Mary McMahon. n 556 This was the winter with plenty of snow for tobcgganing and sledding. Freshmen Mary Jane, White, Pat Tomsits, Lesli Evers, Sharon Petersen, Karen Crush, Susan Woodward and Kathy Musick found the Academy's sloping hills Qust right for this sport. Even winter can't keep freshmen Elaine Karnafel and Diane Dineen oft the swings. Classmates Karen Klopfenstein and Jeanne Flynn push, while Jean Lauder watches.

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ter, secretary, and Betsy Gill, social chair- man, helped make us one family with many merits to our credit. Clubs which varied from sports to world affairs presented us with hard-to-make choices for our co-curricular activities. Our first semester, we were confronted with the all-important exams. After our first experiences with such tests we felt a little less nervous-at least until the next ones came along! All our little Irish misses had their great moment on Saint Patrick's Day, when we presented our class assembly for the school. We welcomed spring with its early signs of budding trees and soft breezes, and al- Though We realized fhaf our first year at Wurzer, Mary Dunn, Ann Holthaus, Paulette Tierney, and Trish Horkan are impatiently eager to start that trip home for the weekend. What would we ever do without cabs? question freshman boarders. Sara Saint Mary's was coming to a close, we found ourselves very enthusiastic as we eagerly looked forward to our new status as sophomores. Freshman day students who have missed the regular school bus walk down to Miami Road to catch the next bus to town. Mary Beth Sirlin, Leslie Fairbairn, Ann Wahl, Ann Fahey, and Susan Searer stand near the new Academy sign. 67

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