Nolan High School - Lepanto Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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I w re .E Smile, Jerry, Students 166114 and Discuss 6lassiss 5 5 f Q ii Qi g r Under the direction E Of eXPCfieUCed invited S i -s i V adults, many Juniors K 1 6' K , Q1 Q' 1 ii ' rp . . ,i- -f A l l I 'fi y, and Seniors meet Q F ,A l C. M Q. ,,,,A ls. periodically to dis- ' cuss a particular piece dy of literature. The ' -ll A , . - ' 3 1 ti' V 'Lf ,.,,' . 1' , ' A I is- 'ii S It's the girls versus the tough guys. bi Great Gatsby, Brave tail Party, and The Glass Menagerie are among some of the literary titles. Kopp takes the affirmative in a Steinback case, Anna Bordovsky and Francia Mar- zonie--accompanists for Nolan's cultural programs. Musicians Parficfpafe in Kullural Prsgrams Sister Jane Marie and her music students and choral group con- tinue to please Nolan audiences with their solo performance and accompaniments. MUSIC: Sister Jane Marie and pupils Cathy Guinn, Nancy St. Clair, Chris Senchack, A'nel Morton Bernadette Sodd, Danny Parr, Susan Caulfield, sittingg Nancy Schwalbach, Lucia Hart. 45 New World, The Cock-

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flaatcmznngm gfllb Spansars Sang kstival Regina Lilly opens the show Whitney and Drew with a moving spiritual. , Womack give 'em what for Cultural programs are included in the student activities in order to help round out the interests of Nolanites. Folk songs head the cul- tural agenda planned for the enjoyment of the students, The Hooten- anny puts the emphasis on student talent as members of the Hooten- anny Club entertain their audience in the gym, Under the glow of a golden paper moon, soloists, duets, and student groups lead the sing- ing and cut their comic capers. 1' Q ,Q 3 .-sn! - 4 ,5 f ' A ,. ' t if Q- r if . ,, - ,V A t ' - V - f 1 f 1. f.:tjr'y , 'S s. ., 'f' 'Q' ' Q. . - ' - r 42. 4 ' - . iwusfa z , ' 'J' it I r fs , , V A ,. 4 ' , V , Jw., - W f i Jagff L.: ,. -t.-vs .Q ' V-1: f - .n 7' M - arf. . - as ,, . f . . .. . t if ' f ' ' 4 gl s 'kr Z 'jk 1' sl l 4, x 1 s K1 QV - , . t mi 3 - an 1521 My Qf 1 1 - 1 Q S' ,tt ,, ,, f ' 11, , 1 Iliff 1 ff' f , t E, 1 nz,-far N.. . V ' - - - ' Master of Ceremonies, Tony Alholm, and the stars Spectators get in the Hootenanny of the festival prepare to get the show on the road. mood and join in the fun.

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Hamecaming Wm The traditional Homecoming Fes- tivities welcome Nolan exes as they return to cheer their Alma Mater and enjoy the dance held in their honor. School spirit reaches its peak during the week as the homerooms of the girls' division create elaborate Spirit Boards and the entire student body unites to cheer for the Vikings at a roof-raising pep rally, The Home- UN. Pat Bell, Mike Connolly and LHYIY Morton, the Chalons, Pfovlde mu' sic for an after-the-pep' Y ho rall sock- Ruth Rourke and Joann Trojacek add a touch to prize winning bulletin board in Al9. coming Game and presentation of the i Homecoming Court at half-time climax i the exciting week. Practicing for a new cheer?