St Marys Academy - Troubadour Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Clubs Wrote, Taught This is the seal of the Charter of the Future Teachers of America Club, states President Jacquelynn Hebert to the other FTA officers: Clara Theine, treasurer, Sister Maris Stella, moderator, Kathleen Todryk, historian, Diane Drosen, vice- president, and Barbara Schulz, secretary. Do I have enough points to stay in Ushers Club? asks Sandra Wright, president, as Sister Mary Mathias, moderator, and Sandra Jessup, secretory, add up the points of the members. 4 fi Observing teaching methods of public and parochial schools and tutoring fellow students consti- tute some of the functions of the Future Teachers of America Club. Thus these future teachers are better able to prepare for their future vocation. Through ushering at various school functions and programs, the girls in Ushers Club are able to give service and show loyalty to their school.

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to Equip New Laboratory Speakers, skits, a candy sale, an international banquet, and a new listening laboratory con- stituted the calendar of events forthe French, Latin, and Spanish club members in the i959-60 school year. The French and Latin Clubs pooled ideas, shared talents, and planned the menu for the inter- national banquet held in spring. Delving into cookbooks for candy recipes, the Language clubs sponsored a candy sale to help finance the new listening labo- ratory. The Spanish Club applied classroom knowledge of geogra- phy and customs, and enioyed skits and speakers at their meet- ings. This enabled them to ap- preciate and know sunny Spain. ' ssh . 'F we ,s ,,, --ws. W W Smiling approvingly is Sister Mary Bonaventure, moderator, as she shows a print of Salvador Dali's latest painting to Annette Kubinski, president, and lrene Szocik, secretary-treasurer of the Spanish Club. How about potatoes au gratin? suggests Pamela Putz, secretary-treasurergto Grace Barts, Latin Club president, Sister Mary Nivard, moderator, Kathleen Lachacz and Jacqueline Zielinski, president and secretary-treasurer of French Club as they discuss plans for the annual International Banquet. 45

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Ushered, and Photographed Films, developing solution, negatives -this is the terminol- ogy used by the Camera Club members as they learn to take and develop their own pictures. A technique for developing negatives is demonstrated by Suzanne Gard, Camera Club president: to Joanne Czerniak, secretaryg and Sister Mary Ligouria, moderator To encourage creative writing among the students is the purpose of the Ritrote Club. The best efforts of the club members are published in DUSTINGS, the club's literary magazine. Profiting from past criticisms, these Ri- trote Club officers: Joyce Gehred, vice- presidentg Marlene Kubicki, secretaryg Sister Francis Marie, moderatorg Peggy Goodman treasurer: and Constance Voel- ker, presidentg dis- cuss new ideas.