St Marys Academy - Troubadour Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Anita Kolo , Joyce Kopydlowski Christine Krawczyk Judith Nuedling Mary Etta Stollenwerk Carol Wagner W Taking time out to discuss some of the many iunior activities are homeroom officers Ethel Fuss, Secretary, Rosemary Czerznewski, President, and Frances Hogan, Treasurer. Gloria Kryfke Karen Niquette Margaret Walther Mary Willett Homeroom l23 Juniors The days after Christmas quick- ly vanished, Mardi Gras passed by us in a flurry of floats and booths, our Washington D.C.- New York trip rolled by as quick- ly as the train wheels that carried us, soon we began planning tor the big night -the Junior- Senior Prom. The thought of ask- ing a boy appalled many of us and we were quite sure we would die first, but as our thoughts dwelled on the planned wonder- land, expectations smothered fears and dreams became a reality. Our year was almost over now, the Seniors were nearing gradu- ation and our responsibilities be- came greater. It would be only a matter of time now until we would be Seniors - the leaders of Saint Mary's Academy. Barbara Kaye 3' Elizabeth Kleibor -f .' QQL, K . S r R fi H ' ,Q , t Q. Q new Z Q , Zz , -.,,, 'uses i L , I yl. . ,