St Marys Academy - Troubadour Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Spirilually and Mqteriully -m...,,, No wonder the CSMC officers are always so busy packing clothes and counting stamps! They realize how much their work means to the missionaries. I wonder which mission can use this? questions Lorrayne Bukowski, vice-presi- dent, as she sorts clothes for packing and shipping to the missions, Sure hope the girls have been saving Baby bulletin board. 27 heir pennies, comments Claudia Gorecki, publicity chairman, as she puts up the Pagan

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CSMC Helped Missions fm, And now we shall have the reports from the committee chairmen states Mary Celichowski, president, as she presides at an all school CSMC meeting. By sharing spiritually and material- ly with missionaries throughout the world and by actively participating in a study club about lay missionaries, the St. Mary's CSMC unit fulfilled its three-fold obiective of prayer, study, and sacrifice. The CSMC officers: Mary Celichow- ski, president, Lorrayne Bukowski, vice-president, Jean Webster, secre- tary, Mary Ellen Reega, treasurer, Charlotte Schultz, medical chairman, Sara Kukla, stamp chairman, and Claudia Gorecki, publicity chairman, under the supervision of Sister Cather- ine Mary, planned and promoted the various activities of the organization. The medicines, which were shipped to Korea, the clothing, used by home missions, and the literature, sent to the Jesuit Fathers in Techny, Illinois, were donated by St. Maryans and processed through the Mission Room by the officers and homeroom pro- moters. The profits from the annual school carnival, the sale of lost-and- found articles, and the collection and sale of stamps are used for the pro- motion of the Catholic faith in mission lands in our country and across the sea. Ship ahoy! Cheer the CSMC officers as they depart for the USA after portraying the life of a lay missionary family in Africa during an all school meeting.

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Meeting Deadlines Brought Enioying an unusual feature ot an ex- change yearbook are Pamela Putz, Carol Hallman, Marilyn Baranowski, Suzanne Koetting, and Geraldine Gauthier. The Fioretti and Troubadour photogra- phers: Nancy Haines, Sandra Wright, and Kathleen Todryk prepare to enlarge a picture in the darkroom. The year was filled with difficult work, deadlines, and the satisfaction that much had been done to maintain the high rat- ings ot previous Staffs. The last issue of The Fioretti has gone to press and Trouba- dour's secrets have been revealed, but the girls will long remember the happy hours they spent in the Staff room. The year's accomplishments culminated in the Candle Lighting Ceremony over which reigned the Twin Troubadour Queens who won this title for soliciting the highest amount of yearbook ads. Another issue ot The Fioretti is sent to all parts of the country as Valerie Bcilistreri, Carole Pockee, Claudia Simek, Mary Ann Ollmann, Grace Barts, Carol Koenig, Janet Kotarski, Susan Keuper, and Donna Wright sort and fold them.