St Marys Academy - Troubadour Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Homeroom 5l3 -vi -4 t s-is 4 tg. wr V g , 3 'Q O G I I I O Kathleen Walczak Bettyann Weimann Kathleen West - Jacqueline Zielinski ' N-H Q. 1 jfs,-L+ ': i Lv' K' it. ff 4- - lg ,,,f!'?5. Save some of the lake for us, might well be the cry of President, Dorene Mangan, and Secretary, Geraldine Gauthier, as Treasurer, Valerie Balistreri, prepares to take a sip of H2O. l..- Geometry acquainted us with the world of axioms and theorems. lt taught us to reason out problems in an orderly and logical manner. We put our knowledge to practical applica- tion by making lovely geometric de- signs. Our study of the Mass gave us deeper understanding and insight in- to the greatest sacrifice of all. We studied the different divisions of the Mass and how each part began. With this knowledge we more fully appre- ciated the wonderful miracle which took place every day in our school chapel. With the coming of Advent we be- gan the preparation of our hearts for Christmas. We gave ourselves the best Christmas present possible, an inspir- ing retreat. With no classes or home- work we found much time to prepare our hearts for His coming on Christ- mas Day. Then the operetta rolled around. The excitement and thrill of actually being a part of the big production, rather than iust a member of the audi- ence, made our hearts fill with pride.

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Homeroom 2l7 50l9lW0m0 9S I ii ii ,M Elizabeth Ansay z gl i , y Ellen Hilbert i L X c H 'X 5 Kathleen Lachacz vi' - Mary Lipinski Q A I Rosemary Loch , l Antoinette Madler U m i , K Joan McKagan K 'N 'Ti A Sallyann Milewski J Barbara Mlot Patricia Morrissey K My Ruth Nemeth E' K . Susan Olsen -ui' ' K i. Diane Oman M .Ay , K use Judith Ondreiech With Spring came the Sodality and CSMC elections. We felt like real St. Maryans when some of our classmates were chosen to be the future leaders of SMA's spiritual and mission activities. All the lovely moments of our year were relived musically at the Spring Concert-the song the Glee Club sang for Sister Mary Florence on her nameday, oper- etta favorites, the Orchestra piece from Father Lyon's nameday program. Suddenly it was all over. We had reached the end of another segment of our life at St. Mary's. When we returned in fall, we would be upper classmen. The weather was iust perfect for a hayride, exclaims Clau- dia Simek, Secretary, to Kath- Ieen Rush, President, and Jean Webster, Treasurer, as they reminisce about their week-end.