St Marys Academy - Troubadour Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Senior Cfficers Led Homerooms Sue E. Acker Giving a friendly greeting to some passing St Maryans are these Senior homeroom presidents Darlene Salapa, Valerie Balistreri, and Kathleen Gerke. 151' HW T' s i, iii- .25 15 '::S-EQ!! li15?5?!ii 'l ' 3' fr fi K Qiefiyliiiliiilw iWf'i ' i ,ev f. YVOMIG C. AUI11Ctt1I'1 -it Sgggagfggxw, f 2-5QfSt!',,e.,e -:f:,::'?fN-'lkeiq :m,,,fi'fg,:,51rgs?rs'9f ,-vwsiif , Ht :-45. -: ,, 5 2.--fggmzz- afar I s+.e:f,QsfIsiff5--V X ' . 'K ' ' :1I.E3'.'?tsj2:s5g ' - r or - . .. . . ff g W r 5- -- 5 5 i 5 r Viilifidilmtifn . Uv 55 'i -51? Ti? Q ' E .V 5 -2 0535511352523 zawzzyffzrff -- - .1 6. s hit 5' li.: I ., ' , . ' is ye.z1f.,,..g5,. -it ff- ,www-111 ,..,. ., .. 4 w,fst.,f.m.rtt .E .. , ..,. -, ir, to ., r , IKE Q 1:-1 V was 5 Valerie A. Balistreri Mary Manifesting great enthusiasm and zeal, the senior officers led their class in school activities and homeroom proiects. Sometimes in their lethargy, the seniors wished that their homeroom presidents and secretaries would stop promoting for a while, but when it was announced that they had cap- tured the medicine plaque or had filled the most Thanksgiving baskets, they secretly thanked their officers while outwardly appearing very proud of themselves. These representatives strove persistently through new ideas and activities, to provide their classmates with the most beneficial and enioyable year of their school life. A. Bannantine Sponsored by MR. and MRS. ANDRZEJEWSKl of -1 -iam gg-,Q 5:-li! -,,1,.,,.fz,ff,wrufyf.-.,H - ,, x '- f- -er.. we awk L' .-,5.t,,ft..,.f,.. .11 I K, y .y ,M,,, o, .,.,,r.. tw, .s,.. , rf ' 'I 7 ' l as - 'Q sf .s K ,ig-5' . K tr. q W ,Q - '95 , 1, sw-- gy Margaret M. Becker fo.