St Marys Academy - Troubadour Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Novelty of Studying New Words Sharon Schock Barbara Schoemperlen Trina Schulte , Rita Schwartz Miss Reinartz smiles happily as she unrqllg the cu,- rent issue of the Excelsior. Rosemarie Sefton Judith Seidler Janet Simons Rosellyn Skemp Veni, vidi, vici -that's what Caesar said, but the freshmen weren't sure they could say that about Latin. Conjugation, declension, tense, and gender were so confusing at first, but gradu- ally they became familiar terms. Even though they wouldn't admit it, the fresh- men Ioved the novelty of learning new words. Many still remember the fun they had surprising their friends with those cute little expressions such as Amo te. To the freshmen who took Spanish it seemed that there were thousands of grammar rules and hundreds of vocabulary words to occupy their time. They also studied the cultural, historical, and geographical backgrounds of Spain and Mexico. They were thrilled to learn about these romantic countries and wonderful places. if Nancy Smith Sponsored by SKEMF CLINIC Mary Ann Slottke l Joyce Snifka

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in Volleyball and Basketball Stretch, kick . . . stretch, kick. . . . Getting ready for a quick trot around the field is this freshman gym class. Judith Raich t 3 5 , f s sg f X i t 44 X 1 Q so ig' Barbara Santner Q Janet Schneider Diana Purpora Diane Radspinner Joan Redman Jane Rouleau Margaret Rozga Carol Rudnitzki I L 5' W ct , ss. viz , F T, A ' 'M '1- Mary Sbonik Rebecca Schell Sandra Schiessl Diane Schmidt Many were the times that gym suits, socks and shoes were forgotten until all the freshmen became accustomed to having these items in the right places at the right times. There were even a few times when some of the girls forgot to bring themselves to class and they spent the entire period in the study hall! The freshmen participated in volleyball, baseball, basketball, hockey, running, high-iumping, and broad iumping. There were also the unfor- gettable aches and pains which accompanied muscle movement at first. These sports were only a part of the liberal education physical educa- tion afforded freshmen. When the weather was too cold for outdoor sports, the gym classes concentrated on learning new and different dances.

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Pleased Latin-minclecl Freshies S . if : li A Aga , :': . B- rv K 'D , . 8 so Sharon Soika Bonna Somers - qQf '2,t V 2 , Janice Sosalla Susan Stachowiak Kathleen Ier fi V S 151215 eee, S 5 Q ' - Q- r rf' ,,3 -iii -si eee S S ' '.', s f, .Qs V . V, --in vgjffs' f if? ffifiifif '- 5' q 3 tif' ft 'FEE ' Jacqueline Stoiber Suzanne Strachota Anne Strassman Susan Surges Marie Teller A rr ,'.' ' S l W ' lr,, V K e a 1 1 I Christine Tomaszewski Susan Trunk fr.:-, Lg kk,k 1 Emi A 4... Lana Truszynski Mary Ellen Tysko Mary Ann Visek Q Attentively listening to o Spanish recording are these fir t- S s year punish students. 85