St Marys Academy - Troubadour Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Various Clubs Offered Service How about making sea foam for our next candy sale? suggests Diane Oman, Home Ec Club president, to the other officers: Joan Glowacki, vicespresident, Sally Gull, secretary, and the moderator, Sister Mary Maxine. This looks like an interesting and informative movie, states Judy Wojciechowski, Maryan Music Club president, as she pre- pares to show a film to Sister Mary Agnese, moderator, and officers: Patricia Woiciechowski, vice-president, Cynthia Radowski, secretary, and Kristyne Kleiner, treasurer. Movies with musical themes, re- search proiects concerning music, and programs provided by musi- cally talented students gave the members of the Maryan Music Club a further knowledge and understanding of music. To help future homemakers be- come successful housewives, the Home Ec Club sponsored various projects such as serving at lunch- eons and teas and making candy for candy sales. Homemaking theories and techniques learned in Home Economics classes were given practical application through these proiects. Service is the outstanding at- tribute ofthe Library Club. Mem- bers spend their time checking out books for other students and aiding the students in their search for knowledge.

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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.

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to School ancl Community Sister Mary Paulette, moderator of the Library Club, shows the library Club officers: Rosalie Bobber, secretary, Carol Schmidt, treasurer, and Yvonne Aumann, president, the proper way to find in- formation in a reference book. Discussing ways to fill one hundred gift boxes to be sent overseas are the Junior Red Cross officers: Pat Kuehn, president, Conne Kohls, business manager, Barbara Benson, secretary, Patricia Benson, treasurer, and Sister Mary Bonaventure, moderator. The Junior Red Cross, as a branch of the Red Cross, has for its aim the performance of vari- ous types of community work. Members provide material sup- plies and hours of volunteer work in hospitals and old-age homes.