St Marys Academy - Troubadour Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Rose of Sharon Was Topic Barbara A. Hertz Kathleen A. Hickey Sgt Judith B. Isermann Carol A. Hollman Penny H. Huber The Rose of Sharon, Our Lady, was a topic of study in religion class because she is the model of perfect womanhood. The seniors better understand the life and virtues of the Virgin Mary after they learned the Jewish customs and traditions. Since the majority seniors will someday be called to the married state, a study of marriage, its privileges and duties, was included. With witty comments from Father Mark Lyons, they learned the responsibilities of married life so that some day they would live as good Christian wives and mothers. ' Carol J. Karras Sponsored by MR. and MRS. J. KARIAS