St Marys Academy - Troubadour Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Our Quest for Eternal Happiness Eileen Kowalski iii -' 7,,, tlifi 7'fL M 41' ssfs Susan Kowalski Joyce Kozubal K ,VV.. I A -V e 4, 4 5 e 4 's T Carol Kulwicki Mary Lehman if , L Charlene Kupec Dorothea Leonetti Sophomore religion students listen attentively as Father Cor- mac Maloney explains a pas- sage from the New Testament. The contented smile could be- long to none other than Father Cormac Maloney who pauses briefly before leaving his sophomore religion class. h S: t . , L H 'Q , 1 ,,, Q . t to let. Annette Kubineka Kathleen Kuchnowski s , Gloria LaBerge Betty Lambert Mary Langenohl Eels ei, 2' V -et. 5' Susan lesniewgki Joyce Lewandowski Susan Lobotzke

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Fish, Clam, Worm, or Frog Do they swim? Are they alive? These questions might well be answered by Mary Ann Dembowiak who patiently sup- plies the needed information to Nan B' k' ' ' silt, Kathleen Kahrhoff g ,,ti tiit A' A A Evelyn Koch ,Y :ZE ix m r it-tg cy Iegunows I and Mary Ann Czagkowski. Bernadette Kaluzny r i i iiiii W Diane Kosmoski Ev AQ. Charlotte Kiermasz Kristyne Kleiner Carole Koch Besides learning about the microscope there was much to learn about plant life, One of the first en- counters with plant Iife was to identify the particular venation of leaves. Then came the different areas of growth in the carrot-the cortex, the cuticle, the dermis, and the epidermis. As the year progressed, the sophomores recog- nized the familiar odor of formaldehyde which meant they would be assisting at the dissection of a fish, clam, worm, or a frog. They realized that biology is more than iust studying plants and animals, it includes every phase of God's created nature.

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Included Study of Life of Christ ln Our Quest for Eternal Happiness the sophomores found that they could gain true happiness only by studying the lite of Christ and thus learning to imitate His virtues. To further this goal the sophomores engaged in studying the life of Jesus Christ according to Scripture, His commands and requests, and a detailed outline of the moral law. Besides using their text book as a source of knowledge, they also used the New Testament for much of their reference work. There was the time when they completely forgot about studying their Bible quotations and Father gave that surprise test. With the help and instruction of Sister Mary Immaculate and of the Capuchin priest, who looks like a modern St. Francis with his beard and sandals, the sopho- mores became better informed about the living Christ and His gospels. sf if Sharon Lochinski Lucinda Martineau Susan Lucci , ,,.. A :K ,mg -:a riiii it iii C Patricia Marzion ' ,c xi,-Rl., ' at it ,Z 4 6? tt, ,..,,.,, tg, s LES ' K , sf ,V O 9 43' 4 45 -V 6 s Brigid McCartney Kathleen Megow 97 Wei N, , i . f-2t,gg : ,':gi f Ai Marilyn Maes Angela Magestro l Judith Meisenheimer Lois Miller