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Activitiesi , 4 Throughout the world the kinds of roses are as varied as the personalities of St. Maryans. To satisfy these diverse personalities, Qthe students are very fortunate to have aiwide variety of extra-curricular activities from whichito choose. Through a thoughtful choice from among the many clubs at the Academy, theyrare, able to select those organizations w-hiclhiwill best enable their personalities to blossom forth. f Qualities 'of social maturity and leadership are advanced, and a widening of interests results from partici-H patiosn in the activities. 'lii g V 1 . 1 by , r
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Student Council Participated Mary Van Beck, Council secretary, and Annette Kircher, Council president, anx- iously await Sister Mary Olive's approval of a Student Council request to talk be- fore classes. Under the guidance of the moderator, Sister Maris Stella, the homeroom presidents, the Sodality prefect, the CSMC president, and the editors of The Fioretti and Troubadour endeavored to be worthy and responsible leaders. They were medi- ators, aiming to achieve a stronger bond between the faculty and students in order to fulfill the Mil- waukee Archdiocesan Student Council theme, Stu- dent Council-Passport to Maturity. Faculty Surprise, the Senior Snowball, Career Day, Mardi Gras, and Vocation Day were a few projects sponsored by the Student Council. No member regretted the extra time and effort needed to make these projects successful because each took pride in belonging to this organization, the Student Council. kg- ,. Leading their classmates throughout the past 1959-60 school year were the 20 repre- sentatives in the Student Council, who were the voices of the stu- dent body at their bimonthly meetings. Merit card, please, re- quests Susan Lobotzke at the sight of a violator who makes monitoring an unpleasant duty for Stu- dent Council members. Waiting their turn as Sister Maris Stella checks Kathleen Gleason's agen- da for the next class meeting are Darlene Sala- pa, Joanne Papelbon, Jo- anne Zak, and Susan Lobotzke. lfrom right to leftl
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