St Marys Academy - Troubadour Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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The climax of an exciting day for all St. Maryans was the coronation of Queen Arline Blattner by her father, Mr. Blattner. The Oueen's court consisted of Joyce Kasza, Barbara Piasecki Mary Blattner Mary Ellen Reega, and Valerie Balistreri. Trumpeters are Kathleen Wagner and Bernadine Zitella Ye Olde Judges: Editors Janice Pump and Judith Haines, Assistant Editors Rita McCabe and Bonnie Valuch, Business Managers Catherine Zielinski and Monica Searing, and Assistant Business Managers Charmaine Lasso and Bernadine Pfaff of the Troubadour and Fioretti, critically evaluate the floats on originality, neat- ness, and beauty. Sweet is the word which can best describe the float of Homeroom 323 entitled Honeycomb 5 i QS' B sc..,,W N gy , 2' ,s- 5 f K . XKQA

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G wrt:.',c 'Q - I ' ,. ' 5 3. In rg, h' .t i K . , . 1 Dreams ot a chocolate cake came true for Nancy Maurice, as Sister W Mary Doloro presents the prize, Beckoning all to try their luck are Marylin Schultz and Ruth Lawler. After weeks of planning and dec- orating, we displayed our finished booths at the CSMC carnival. Here we participated in skill games, with our relatives and friends, trying to win that eye-catching prize. The gymnasium, garbed in its flashy attire, represented anything from wishing wells to obiects from outer space. Decorative booths combined with tantalizing aromas lured all un- til we left for home with our purses empty. Can't we buy two bags of popcorn? pleads little Joyce with her mother, Mrs. George Kraynak, as herisister Terry lo awaits the decision. Also wait- ing patiently are Geraldine Gauthier and Peggy Goodman, Orchestra attendants for the Popcorn Wagon. 125

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Magic and Merriment! Teacher Michoelene Raich brings us back to the days of Readin, Ritin, and Rithmetic, in their float from Homeroom 212 entitled School Days . Fun, noise, and laughter are three words which can best describe our Mardi Gras. After many days of work- ing on floats and booths, nothing smelled better than the aroma of hot buttered popcorn, sizzling hot dogs, and homemade candy. One of the big events of the day was the parade of floats held in the afternoon for the students and in the evening for our parents. Unity and victory go hand in hand was the thought in our minds when we won top honors with our float. With- out the contributions, co-op- eration, and just plain hard work of the entire homeroom, this dream could never have become a reality. Exhibiting their float An Olde German Clock are members of Homeroom 215: tStandingl Rita Brzo- zowy, Theresa Bueckers, and Geraldine Reszel. Peeking through the clock are Mary Kircher, Mary Anita Kukla, Theresa Slowinski, ond Caroline Deibele.