St Stephens Mission - Eagle Yearbook (St Stephens, WY)

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GLEE CLUB, Left to right, FRONT ROW: Sister Jeanne Theresc, OS.F., Ann Dodge, Manina Brown, Patricia Cooper, Amelia Shakespeare, Stephanie Davidson, Coleen Camp- bell, Marilyn Corbert, Jean Deshaw. SECOND ROW: Betty Armour, Phyllis Peterson, Carolyn Sun Rhodes, Rubena Felter, Cheryl Blumenshine, Vada Hughes, Mary Ann Behan, Lupe Martinez. THIRD ROW: Mary Jane Lee, Betty Aragon, Faye Durbin, Mary Lour Rodgers, Ruth Matus ka, Susan Hartman, Vicki Campbell, Sandia Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Alvena Headly, Betry Ann Bell, Tina Harris, Judy Rowan. Sharon Patik, Janet Higgins, Eva Palmer, Sharon Johnson. DANCING CLASS: Through the skilled guidance of Eva Palmer, Peter Goggles and Mary Jane Lee learn the art of graceful dancing. ' oB. SI

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HE-THON-HA-THA: Standing left to right: Sister Bernard, Ruth Matuska Stephanie Davidson, Frank Barrett, Eva Palmer. SEATED: Frances Ann Moss, Cheryl Blumenshine, Joan Spoonhunter, Janet Higgins, Christine Cisneros, Faye Durbin, Charon Patik, Ricii.ird Hernandez. ULJI L The Eagle staff, left to right:Stephanie Davidson , Mike Stark. Tim Newton, Mary Ann Behan, Eva Palmer, Father Starkloif, Chris Cisneros, Joan Spoonhunter, Faye Durbin, Jim Payne, Richard Hernandez. f- ublicaii lond Yearbook on the way Maybe Page 50

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No man is an island, entire of itself . While each one of us has a unique personality, he is also endowed with a social nature. One of the most exacting tests of mawrity and competent guides to it is learning to get along with and deal with our fellow students, in all activities of the school. Homecoming Dance: Wasn ' t it worth all that work, now? S( ccat The smdents of St. Stephen ' s enjoy many social aaivities. The Box Social was the first aaiviry held at the beginning of the new school year. This gathering helped the new pupils get acquainted with the student body and offered returning smdents the chance to get re-acquainted. In addition to within-the-school func- tions, we enjoy sock-hops held after the home basketball games on Friday nights. The students of the visiting school are formally invited to these dances. This as- sociation with members of other schools gives a broadening of outlook. Homecoming is the highlight of the year. The students elect a queen who is crowned in half-time ceremonies at the game. After the game homecoming dance is held. To help finance these anivities, the stu- dents join forces and participate in cake walks and raffles. These social events help us attain a well- developed personality, a broader outlook on life, and toward othets a more understand- ing actimde. Father ' Torres ' speech group engages in a bit of tomfoolery calculated to remove bash- fulness in the participants. Pogt 52