St Marys Academy - Troubadour Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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During Retreat Seniors Listen we Gaile J. Czerniakowski 4 1 Theresa R. Dillon i Dreaming of Christmas vacation is Rosemary Loch, secretary-treasurer of homeroom 215, as she admires one ofthe statues from a crib set. 'Size ,L A A .L Q . , A 'S fbi 5- i K if 1-. :eg :V V :mst -. Patricia L. Dyksinski 'f H Q t Q vi f M 1 if' r 23,4 :fx 0 1 3 t Louise A. Fabinski ' - f- e -wsiigizg-1,42 3 , , ,, :U W X U , ,W , 5 5' SEL rt W. ., M W ,..., WR M. , ,ig -.mf g . 3 Mesa., --f if - gfeezkg- -if mf: 1 K 'tink Aix, Lfiiif. it ,. .SWK .is-1' 1 . - . ' lp I-it - r s f K eg we .,,, , , . .Ig f ,rw - 3 Cheri R. DeBack Sponsored by DE BACK CARTAGE

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Gym Awolce Memories ' J ' wi k t ,M X A Rosalie A. Bobber NW . i . Preparing for a cookout? This could very well be true as R05Ulle -l- B0Qen5kl Annette Kircher builds a fire and Mary Drzycimski hands her the logs. W FQ' P t H o .A sei' l W , E V. . ss,ss,, I .-,. sy.-'M e7 'L it K f i n f I ' ' ' ' V ' ,- ' ina-0 1 'iii Vw 3 5' ' Lorrayne K. Bukowski Y v - . - ! lfene E- BUfkGl'df Kathleen E. Chronert

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Attentively to Servite Father Joanne C. Czerniak i if QiQ.lfQf7f,?l NRE, W lg 'Mm f ks i-1: fm-,ft G sg? tie? its l i ive . :A ' tt. in' . s 1.1 ' ' '-fiei iikfi f-M fe .-3 ' 5Q 'ff2s:f:r?,,',,f11fl :rjz g ing, .1 ' - K, K - , -gl? g , ,, . 7 ' 'f :ffl HV' SH, ' ,+ .., .. 'fig V' f , il! lf : '- H. ,,fi?i1S2i5llfii+,fl5i57iii,f .rf ' Q ' , ,. flliiilf xiq sif ' ' If fijwiu jf-tjlftyj'ff'YijCfQQf,: ' 1. i'Q 11'f55?fQf:iiiIiLzl C Diane M. Drosen To help the seniors make their final year the most spiritually rewarding, re- treat was scheduled early in the first semester. For many seniors, this retreat was the last, they listened attentively to the Servite father. The trees had barely lost their multi- colored 'frocks of leaves when the girls donned their dresses of various hues for the Junior-Senior Tea. Now that they were seniors they had the honor of inviting the faculty members and iuniors to be their guests. Showing that they had blossomed into gracious, Christian women, the senior girls acted as cordial hostesses and en- tertained their guests. Aluminum foil, colorful construction paper, cardboard, wreaths, cribs. What kind of Christmas bulletin board or door decorations could the seniors make with these materials, which would be so novel that the results would be remembered long after they had gone? 135 Always willing to lend a helping hand are Kathleen Walczak and Susan Gunkel, vice-presidents of home rooms 212 and 317 respectively, as they put the finish ing touches on a school bulletin board. Mary T. Drzycimski Beverly J. Dziobkowski