St Marys Academy - Troubadour Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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She flies through the air can well describe Carol Cieslak as she clears the hurdle with the greatest of ease. Individual skill and achievement were shown by participants in the archery and tennis tournaments. These contests were open to all members of the Athletic Club. ln order to hit the bull's eye, you must keep the string tight, explains Coach Burdick to these two sophs, Dorene Man- gan and Judith Woiie- chowski. 4, iff' Q . I M ai s is a little aim, explains Coach Burdick to archer, Barbara Mlot. R g V Q31 nk e 'Fi 3 c gi 4 39 J ,,,5 ix 4 K Q ,.o i xx 'rg 'Qil I 'Ne-Jr I x

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Players Learn the Score thl tic . Q-ff' Sportsmanship, loyalty, teamwork, and responsibility are the requirements for all members of the Athletic Club. Its aim is to build and develop these traits in its members. In the time spent in the gym we had numerous op- portunities to participate in many different types of com- petition. There was a chance for individual merit and achievement in the tennis and archery contests. Baseball, basketball, and volleyball tournaments provided the op- portunity to develop the responsibility and teamwork needed in group participation. We are proud of victory, but we also learned that being on top was not always as important as being good sports in time of defeat. Mix sportsmanship, loyalty, teamwork, and responsibility, add a little victory with defeat, and the result will be a healthy body and a healthy mind--a fine recipe for success. Our gym classes offered us the opportunity to learn the social grace of dancing, the excitement of soccer and wisket, and the education of health instructions. 154 C I re., 4- - Ula After another wonderful year of athletics, Coach Burdick and the Athletic Club officers, Barbara Todryk, presidentg lleftl Suzanne Dusxynski, treasurer, Barbara Kotarski, secretary, retell their thrilling experiences in archery, baseball, bas- ketball, tennis, and volleyball. The titles of all-school champs belong to Rita Switalski and Annette Sklander as they claimed the tennis and archery championship, respectively.

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