St Marys Academy - Troubadour Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Homeroom 2l3 Juniors In our English classes, the sus- pense ot The House ofthe Seven Gables haunted us for many days. Some ot us took Journalism where we learned the fundamen- tals of editing the paper. Page makeup, headlines, and picas be- came a part of us. ln chemistry our acquaintance with HEO, CuSO,, and valences opened the door to interesting and exciting experiments-and sometimes much-longed-for ex- plosions, home economics courses in foods and clothing enabled us to prepare nutritious meals and make clothing for ourselves and our families, in business, attain- ment of speed and accuracy in typing and shorthand was our goal. There it is! says Christine Panfil, Treasurer, to Maureen Fogarty, Secretary, and Patricia Fahy, President, as she points out a goldfish in the pond at the St. Francis Grotto. Marilyn Abncki Carol Boczkiewicz Roberta Brown Jeanne Colle Donna Crouse Patricia Fahy ' , tif- .', X ' Z . I , , Judith All n i .. .Rl Nancy :arbian Xs.,,,,,,-.Iii in Inzz' 1 5 -- . . i t ss, ' P E -rl - - r f : E 1 r,., t , Rv WFP' Barbara Frey Patricia George Karen Goeden Patricia Hamm Maureen Fogarty Elaine Jazwieckl

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New ' -- Joanne Gall I Nancy Hegelmeyer M 6 E Sandra Iracki ' lb V Kathleen .laners X 5 I 332 Priscilla Kaczkowski . Yvonne Kalinowski ,.,- 5 ' ' Ann Kanter 1 Marianne Kiekow 1 'sw ' - I Mary Ann Kleczka Ruth Ann Kowalski wb- ,F , i ii Barbara Kielbasa L if... Q. K 2' Katherine Krause 1-A When we entered St. Mary's Academy on that first day of school, we opened our hearts to the new adventure that is iunior year. As we walked down the corridors we felt the light- ness and bounce that comes with being an upperclassman. Those first days we spent greet- ing old friends, renewing vacation experiences, and becoming acquainted with new teachers and new classes. Our first big headache came in American History class when we received Our Times current events paper and were informed of a forthcoming test. But, secretly, we were proud of it because now we were marked and branded as iuniors. Joan Krauska Jeanine McCloskey Mary Ulik Dmne K Y5Cl0 Sandra Petersdorff Barbara Witorowski Carol Kubicki Catherine Schumacher Kathryn Zielinski Sandra La Vasser Susan Summers ri. I? . Q . L mm Q kyyu ,Aa - M . F t N ..,. 5 N 5, J N 'uw : .Ne Q' . X .. I M e, 2 if . r e 1 259? V ' i f X i

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