St Marys Academy - Troubadour Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Suzanne Petersdorff Pamela Putz Susan Spielbauer Carol Szymanowski Kathleen Todryk Carolyn Warner Christel Widera Lorraine Zmania F 'df' 'i Homeroom 321 Sophomores Summer quickly faded into a memory, days grew shorter, and soon we started our second year as St. Maryans. Outside the leaves were starting to fall and and inside we turned our thoughts to studies. New worlds opened to us through the pages of our books. Our second year of Spanish brought us closer to the culture of the people in the Western hemisphere. The Ancient world became more real as we associated the names and dates in our World history book with the words of Julius Caesar in his Gallic Wars and in the play Julius Caesar by Shakespeare. The odor of formaldehyde introduced us to biology. We dissected our first frog and impressed the freshies with our knowledge of scientific terms. After the first light snow of November we visited the Shedd Aquarium and the Museum of Science and lndustry in Chicago, where we viewed the scientific wonders of our modern world. Surveying the changes Autumn has made on the campus of SMA are homeroom officers: Annette Kircher, Secretary, Lorrayne Bukowski, President, Kathleen Gumpert, Treasurer. s's . 'W S as-. T . k k- it ... f M .... yy Q . 45 x WQN Nix Q so Q' ii Q R X g

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Homeroom 3 l7 Sophomores ts. W LVLk A I J P. Q .,.,, g 'iw g hl .Q f ' iiilii i Q x W l lik 1 A 1q.q :EI g Ai , cs . . . . qw llql R zg, I A, . . Tl ,Q i . W i f e K at L A At our solemn initiation into Glee Club, we tried to maintain our dignity inspite or wearing one high and one low heel shoe. We soon found out that Glee Club was work as well as fun. After many hours of practice we were rewarded with a feeling of accomplishment and the appreciative applause of our fellow classmates. We realized that along with the de- velopment of our mind our body must be developed, too. For that reason gym classes afforded a refreshing change. We tried to master the art of pivoting and dribbling, and we struggled with our hockey equipment. But most important of all, we, as underclassmen, beat the in- vincible seniors, capturing the baseball championship. Memories of speech class will bring a smile to many of our faces. The mere thought of standing up in front of our classmates and delivering a prepared talk brought the chills. No, no, chides President Grace Barts as she catches Treasurer Jacqualynn Hebert and Sec- retary Genevieve Barbiun in the act. Jane Andrzeiewski Susan Attermeier Mary Bannantine Marilyn Baranowski Genevieve Barbian Grace Barts Rosalie Bobber Rosalie Bogenski Jo Ann Braun Carol Camp Carol Cieslak Beverly Dziobkowski Louise Fabinski Priscilla Florek