St Marys Academy - Troubadour Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Nancy Perske, President of the Camera Club, proudly displays the products ot the darkroom while the officers, Sister Mary liguoria, Moderator, Sarah Neuens, Treas- urer, and Linda Mrotek, Secretary, share her excitement and satisfaction. As Sister Mary Mathias, Mod- erator, gives the otticial badge to the Ushers Club ofticers: Geraldine Reszel, President, and Carol Kubicki, Secretary, they cheerfully look forward to com- ing school programs. Lights Out, could well Club's darkroom door, for professional photographer veloping lust one negative it be the sign on the Camera here we try to imitate the The satisfaction of de- is worth our long hours in total darkness. Our knowledge in photography is now more than merely taking a snapshot or looking at the familiar birdie. We catch ourselves walking in rhythm to the Maryan Music Club meeting each month. Music is an expression of human emotion, and what a wonderful way it can be developed. Singing, dancing, or listening is an art which should be developed in each one of us. Through these clubs, we learn to work with others who enioy the same things. We accept their opinions and add some of our own. As loyal club members, we have participated and associated with faculty and friends. Explaining the value of a bass drum in on orchestra or band to the oiicers is Sister Mary Agnese, Moderator of the Maryan Music Club. From top to bottom are Judith Poborsky, Vice President, Carol Wagner, Secretary, Annette Kircher, Treasurer, Luane Sweet, Presi- dent.

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Sources ot Culture 'Y I, Anticipating the work 5 ahead, but delighted with U s the overflowing basket i' 5 'I after a monthly Ritrote 4 3-., ,, T,,i' contest are the officers: 5, is Dorothy Haas, Art Editor, Sister Mary Elvan, Modera- tor, Carol Witkowski, Treasurer, Judith Ander- son, Secretary, Theresa Bueckers, President, Flor- ence Bistricky, Vice Presi- dent. We realize that there are numerous opportunities for full development of personality as students of our school. Looking for an outlet to satisfy our interests, we find various clubs in which we can fulfill those ambitions. We develop that creative ability to write through the Ritrote Club. Each month, our prize pos- session is placed in a familiar basket, with the hope of winning at least one honorable mention. To be poised and ladylike is another one of our goals, and through the Ushers Club, we attain these assets. Seating those who attend school programs and performances is a helpful as well as an enioyable experience. Peeking into the library, we find the monthly meeting in session. But we are welcome any time, for the library is a warm, inspiring place where the phrase quiet please is cleverly implied. We, as students, know the true value of time spent in reading a good book. Showing the officers o selection of the newest books is Jacquelyn Memmel, President of the li- brary Club. Judith Benzinger, Secretary, Judith Dzibinski, Treasurer, and Sister Mary Paul- ette, Moderator, admire the il- lustrations and covers of several recent editions. A

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Lights, Ccimerci, Action The rush and scramble of a dress rehearsal takes place as ihe scenery goes up. Assisling Mrs. Moss lMuureen Young! is Mother Bassonwaite lChurIene Wolfj, while Reverend Mother lSandra Woidoj attempts to console her.