St Marys Academy - Troubadour Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Our Principal Sister Mary Florence A friend and counselor is one way of describing you, our principal, Sister Mary Florence. Yet without your advice, your co-operation, your encouragement, our attempts would be failures. Besides providing us with a well-rounded educational program, you tried to instill into us love of God and love of neighbor which is really the true goal of a Catholic education. 14

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'YP -v-L. Reverend Ralph A Herrmann Reverend Richard F Oman Reverend Herbert J. Schubert Reverend Thomas A. Weber With co operation from the class Father Schubert broadens the minds ot these sophomores, with a thorough ex- Sharing the responsibility of our spiritual guidance were six other priests who assisted our chaplain. Taking time out from their own parish activities to in- struct us concerning the funda- mentals and ideals ofa womanly Christian life, was sacrifice on their part. For this, Fathers, we thank you. But more than that- we hope that in time to come, we will be the perfect examples of what you once taught us.

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- fgr'.4 xv , gc.. - :WV sus nrt NTS' S M Alberta Sister Mary Andree . f- 71 ,. , Sister Mary Agnes Clare ,I Sistkar Mary ,fAgnese'l , ister ary f J : x ,t, Is there something l can do for you? were the friendly words of each member of the office staff. Whether it was an- swering phone calls, handing out absentee slips, or giving out an aspirin for a splitting headache, we could always count on them and their unlimited patience. To prepare and serve delicious meals was the task of the cafeteria helpers. It was through their special talent that we were able to last through the day with- out those awful hunger pains. ln our Home Economics classes, Sister pointed out the fundamentals necessary for preparing nourishing and attractive meals. Whether the turnout was heavy bread, darker-than-usual cookies, or deli- cious fudge, we learned that only through practice could the proper culinary arts be developed. Our clothing instructor pro- vided us with the help needed to make our first seam. But what confidence we gained when from that first seam came skirts, blouses, and even coats. Navi 'R' Sister Mary Bernice Sister Mary Bonaventure Sister Mary Agnes Clare: Latin Il, Secretarial Studies, Aspirant Homeroom Sister Mary Agnese: Chorus, Music, Moderator of Maryan Music Club Sister Mary Alberta: Biology, Christian Family Living, Spanish I, Moderator of Pi-Beta-Chi Club, Moderator of Resident Students Sister Mary Andree: Orchestra, Theory, Piano, Orchestral Instruments, Mod' erator of Fathers' Club Sister Mary Bernice: Business Office, Recording Secretary of Alumnae Asso- ciation Sister Mary Bonaventure: General Home Economics, Clothing ll, Spanish ll, Mod- erator of Spanish Club, Freshman Homeroom