St Marys Academy - Troubadour Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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out ,gadyii quid Our Lady's Guild includes mothers of St. Maryans. Annual Guild-sponsored events include the senior- freshman mothers tea, the skating party, the prom, the Father-Daughter banquet, the annual card party, and Faculty Christmas party. Mary Eileen Schreibeis, left, secretary, and Betty Jean Schwalbach, treasurer, ot St. Mary's Academy Alumnae Association. Santa Claus lMr. Joseph Burbachl pre- sents Sister Mary Florence with a Christ- mas stocking at Our l.ady's Guild annual laculty Christmas party. Elaine MQ, '99eu -Wu be Ux ls 'he of 'he N' The b. Yon, . day, 0' rl-, dove . Year , e Forhe,.DQ'Zg'L' their 'ffb Sr er bun eil qvef. Mrs. A. Peter Fessler and Leu Mrs. Ray Scherkenbach and Joan

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99 '-....e,,, 'ft-5' Mrs. Raymond Sklencar, left, president, and Mrs. Herbert Arndt, vice president, of St. Mary's Academy Alumnae Association. wo .S C: 4 W s9o v ' nnllol 0 we N. ima uyxd- . Ei wf' Q, . o svmg in ed X064 sol Sit. fffatyg caofemy -gfumnae -g5.4ocl'atl'on The Alumnae Association, at the present time, has over l5OO members. Among its annual activities are a luncheon or dinner with seniors as guests, annual re- treat, a spring card party and style show, and the Alumnae Banquet. Besides these proiects the Alumnae Association gives two scholarships each year. , , Our lady's Guild officers are, top row left to riqht: Mrs. Roman Jazwiecki, first vice president, Mrs. A. Peter Fesslvr, treasurer, Mrs. Leopold Kustra, secretory. Bottom row: Mrs. Joseph Hachmeister, second vice president, Mrs. John Kimlc-r, president. The five Alumnae who have daughters attending St. Maiy's are pictured below. Mrs. Allred Weninger and Margaret Mrs. Herbert Arndt and Marilyn Mrs, Ray P. ,A- fi UV'

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I' sq I l i I 4 l Y c Y . 5 r-Jr A i A l Queen ol the Mardi Gras, Nancy Fans, and her father, greel their public. Members ol the Court from left to right ore: Nancy Richter, Beverly Schaut, Kathleen Weiss, Audrey Craw, Mary Mueller, and June Klas. . sm., - . x 1 gi 1 Adv Prize winning entry in the Mardi Gras parade, Dumbo, the pink elephant lcomposed ol Mary Ann Paulus and Joan Marzp is displayed by Audrey Sanders. Dumbo represents Homeroom l23. Dramatic Art students compose Star Bright Revue. left to right: Geral- dine Slpera, Angela Pikulik, Elaine Haydak, Patricia Michalski, Elaine Wagner, Margaret Wagner, Augusta Wegerbauer, Mary Wisniewski. fffatd 1' gran This: . A Lista .ggi .Au L 801 qui rw' Nunn Bush? left to right: Louise Paradise and lrene Arend ol Homeroom 312. l 1 Aloha! from Homeroom 323. Left to right: Marlene Bauer, Nancy Stout, Joann Kaczmarek, Barbara Nelson, Beverly Klar, Mary Jane Lunz. pl