St Marys Academy - Troubadour Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Row l Row 2: Row 3: Song Resounds Throughout One of the largest organiza- tions that we are proud of at SMA is our Glee Club, comprising over lOO St. Maryans. Our aim is the glorification of God through our voices, our goal is proper technique, pronunciation, and bal- ance in order to transmit our story in song to an audience, the result, our complete satisfaction for ef- forts well received. The new school term com- menced with the Living Rosary during an evening in October. The singing of Handel's Messiah presented the true message of Christmas, the coming of Christ. Susan Spielbauer, Lorrayne Bukowski, Carol Mazurkiewicz, Kathleen Hickey, Annette Kircher, Eileen Tomaszewski, Kathleen West, Carol Boczkiewicz, Ruth Ann Kowalski, Valerie Balistreri, Donna Wright, Susan Olsen, Joyce Franke, Jacqueline Pietura, Donna Crouse, Judith Raymond. Dianne Daniels, Kathleen Rush, Patricia Aken, Barbara Mlot, Mary Jane Slawny, Darlene Schaller, Elaine Jazwiecki, Mary Kircher, Judith Albrecht, Sandra Redman, Priscilla Florek, Alexa Fendryk, Patricia McCabe, Connie Emmer, Christine Krawczyk. Grace Barts, Jacqualynn Hebert, Lorraine Zmania, Dorene Mangan, Rita McCabe, Eunice Stefanowski, Elaine Suminski, Ruth Lawler, Marilyn Korsch, Patricia Smith, Luane Sweet, Christine Panfil, Margaret Maier, Veronica Nagel, Nadine Putlck.

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On the day after Thanksgiving we eagerly boarded the bus parked in the circle drive. We were off to Orchestra Hall in Chicago to hear the Chicago Symphony with pianist Eu- gene lstomin under the direction of Fritz Reiner. Some of us felt dizzy after peering down from the gallery. The rest of us went home with stiff necks after gaping up from the first or second row. Each Monday, Wednesday, and Friday we were seen hurrying up the stairs to the audi- torium with our books under one arm and our instrument under the other. After we were inside we stole a quick glance at the clock. Still safe was most often the thought for it was only one minute to eight. Y? Tuning their instruments tothe A given them by Yvonne Kalinowski, is the string section: Mary Schmitt, Joanne Patti, Bar- bara Mallinger, Patricia Suminski, and Geraldine Gauthier, violins: Alice Nie- meyer and Gaile Czernizkawski, cellos, Joyce Gehred and Lois Sommers, basses, Janice Kratochvil, Catherine Zielinski, and Maria Santarelli, percussion members of the orchestra, are helping Jo Ann Patti, librarian, sort music. Making their way to the fourth- floor lobby for their brass sec- tional rehearsal are Judith Kais- J er, Kathleen Wagner, Bernadine Zitella, Patricia Boyle, Janice Polacheck, accompanist, Patricia Polakowski, Kathleen Kramer, and Nancy Hegelmeyer, accom- panist.