St Marys Academy - Troubadour Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Gloria in excelsisu- here is the Nativity tableau of lady in the Market-place . ll Another of the monthly apparitions of the Blessed Moth er to the peasants of Fatima is shown here. 1? W cfs a lMary Wisniewskil and her father Antonio lGeraldine Szperal chat W e Moria Rosa lBelty Rozgul looks on. Pray the Rosary is the message at the Blessed Mother lMariIyn Kliebhanl the three children. sl hs W.. ww w -funn-an-ah, J, l ws... A ? Ww'Q fr, ,Rf Q x F an

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ix 'iffglfi Q X X.. X Visiting the dying Francisco lDolores Faga lMory Wisniewslzil of the Lady of Fatima Curtain time and here are Geraldine Szpera, left, and l Patricia Michalslzi at the controls. 4 1' I. c aff . I f rl are Jacinto lAIexandria Piefruszynskil left, and Lucia cast. The play's the thing! For centuries drama has contributed to the culture of every nation. However, not at all times has it aug- mented the glory of God. But here at St. Mary's, students are taught that talent in acting is another way to reveal God to the world, that through the works and words of Christians, the minds dominated by the darkness of paganism may see the light of Christ. Y Qin, rf? mm JK. 'F 4... -4-1-r The scrapbook brings pleasant memories to the officers of the Dramatic Art Club, from left to right, Geraldine Szpero, president: Mary Ann Piwarun, secretaryg Sister Mary Veronice, moderatorg Betty Rozga, historian: Patricia Michalski, vice presidentg and Angela Pikulik, treasurer. The opening scene of Lady of Fatima in front of Antonio's cottage.

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W 3. imfwvi' - A-11 in :QM ii V ': I A e - ' ' L' :I --'f7'i9 UWs'51E 1 - f K. , ,,,,.t,1.. A -g f.5:,f547v.gu - uw Q 'K fw f1 ifgfigffw a-I ' 5,,?,rff' ,iflft gifg fuzuic Longfellow writes And the night 5 shall be filled with music, a beau- tiful, poetic thought. But that lovely idea could not have been conceived had there been no musicians. The officers of the Glee Club are, Sitting, left to right: Julie Duggan, president, Sister Mary Noreen, directress, Mary Ann Kauffung, treasurer. Standing: Edi.h X 4 Heinen, vice president, Joan Scherkenbach, secretary. 4 ' I Stefan, Patricia Walesa, sings for Cho- nita, Mary Ann Stanecki. Baron and Baroness Stanescu of Chonita, Lea Fessler and Mary Ann Krysco. I 4 M Chonita cast Chonita gypsy dancers, left to right: Geraldine Krysco, Adeline Tirabassi, Donna Kulczycki, Betty Hoffman, Virginia Santostefano, Irene Arend, and Agatha Fragale, dance to Joan Scherkenbach's music. lf: