St Marys Academy - Troubadour Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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. . . the sciences as old as the sphinx . . . as new as tomorrow . . . St. Mary's teaches ci living with our neighbors, the neighbors who are our brothers. Q Why isn't a check legal tender? asks Elaine Dledrlch of Sister Mary Mathias as the rest of the economics students look on N a Good Guide on a World Wide Vocation Tour but Sister Mary Chrysostom explaining geographi cal backgrounds of history. 17, i

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lf' J 'X Wherefore ART thou? Woodwork is the proiect of first row: Mary Pinter and Barbara Witt, second row: Ardeth Cissa, lenore Liliedal, and Margaret War- rick. A . . .from Raphael to Dali . . . from Schumann-Heink to Stevens . . . great artists have contributed to the culture R of their eras . . . And at St. Mary's, tomorrow's women are trained in T the arts that will make their lives and the lives of those S about them more fruitful. The world looms ahead for Elizabeth Sadowski, Mary Anne Meyer, Rita Lange, Sister Mary Venard, Anna Marie Crivella, Mary Ann Otzelberger, and Rosemary Bendel.