St Marys Academy - Troubadour Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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if, fs f X .mx 1 . Homeroom 4l7 Freshmen Yes, how well we remember. Be- fore we had time to catch our breath, our Freshman year was over. Soon Spring had rolled around leaving the spacious campus of SMA a dewy green. We realized that our Freshie days were numbered. We were natur- ally glad that we were advancing an- other step on the ladder of education, but somehow we knew that Freshman year would hold a special place in l' ,fake V, fir 4 3 ic B 4- i Showing loyalty to both school and country are the homeroom officers: Kathleen Prohaska, Treasurer, Mary Simson, Secretary, Virginia Wick, President. Kathleen Sommers 'i -W' Marsha Stahl - , . - .. e . ' . , . AP be 14 1 . i Q gi ' ' E , Sharon Sutyla L2 ' ' g ' Janice Sweet v . is l l 1' t we sifl . -w -ef: sv EL, Judy Tim in is V. A Mary Ellen Vogt k k . . . I Akkk M . K V' Q' A iiiii J -1 i Sw - 'E AIU' Mary Wentland Xe W F - rg., virginia wack Q ,,.. . .- 71 our hearts. . f' 'Q' Q.- Margaret Stat! I in 1 Marilyn Surges , if .. . Mary Jane Sweida f i Clara Theine K ii xg-,fe i 14 i Adrienne Waszak Suellyn Weis Gloria Wippich Judith Wroblewski .K REQ? kr? .5

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,ah W' e 1 'ew KW , .,,,:?, .u....s K xg ,if gi . . , ,t be r -if s time ,g ,f s , we 1 'V' I . , m AL x 1 ' ' Joan Behr - Theresa Braun - :,: Mary .lo Dolan ft rrra s - f , Q Kathleen Dries 'Y J .loan Hackett 'AL i - r- r, as arra A l V ' D H D D Kathleen Hughes g D 5 Q - 53 ' Kathleen Jansen 'f t, ,, ' Dorothy Karolik t --if eeee s e M s , ,Ag H argaret Klotz . , i .,.. X w ill I ? Q 3 K: 'f iii N . f A. .3 , P 5 Mary Ann Peters Q 53- .Q 4 . gr , l g ' ., 1 g l L- Mary Ann Petrie '- I' 3 if , V V , K - 4 isii 5 I Barbara Pinter Q .Q .1 ji' , A J .il Noreen Stefonek s c esi Judith reff b I AK 1' A I K As freshman aspirants we looked for- ward to high school with excitement and anticipation. Classes, books, and home- work became an intricate part of our lives as we attended school with the Academy girls in preparation for our future work in the religious life. There are many things we will remem- ber about our aspirancy, but the fun we shared with our fellow classmates and the friendships formed will hold a special place in our hearts. Mastering the polka, fox trot, waltz, and square dance provided entertain- ment at our recreational periods. And be- fore long we became old hands at canasta, too! In no time the year was over-a year filled with fervent prayer, diligent study, and fun. Stopping outside St. Ann's Infirmary to ad- mire the tiny flower found by Judith Kuptz are Joan Bukrey and Mary Kay Hipp.