Avila University - Anthem Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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T ! Id m | Sandra Emert, Theresa Horn-Bostel, and Carole Raimo learn the art of snipping and sewing in a freshman clothing section. Future Homemakers, here mastering the intricacies of the art of sewing, will learn other useful sub jects as well. The Department of Flome Economics also offers courses in Meal Planning, Home Fur nishings, Child Development, and a host of other home-centered subjects. Fashions from Adler ' s were modeled by college students in the Music Department Easter Parade. Joanne Judy, sophomore, Margaret Ann Vessel, freshman, and Mary Ellen O ' Hern, sopho- more, pose between acts.

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While it ' s admittedly difficult to see everythin? sub specie aeternitatis, it sometimes seems an equal job to see things sub microscopis. Anyway, Sister Eucharia’s zoology classes usually see only white lights and black squiggles until they progress to the amoeba-and-paramoecium stage. Chemistry stu- dents see things, too. The little device that looks like a hand drier is really a colorimeter. Elizabeth Davis, Suzie Giblin, Joanne Judy at the colorimeter. These members of the bio-chemistry class use this new in- strument, Spectronic 20, for a quantitative glucose test on blood.

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On April 15, the Drama Department presented George Bernard Shaw ' s Arms and the Man. Cos- tumes from Van Horn’s of Philadelphia, sets by Jari Havlena, and students from St. Teresa ' s and Rockhurst combined to make the major produc- tion a success. Besides the cast, many other Teresians got into the act ... a corps of scene painters set up shop in the college auditorium . . . Sister Felice organized publicity committees and poster painters . . . student body helped in ticket sales . . . Arms cast: Rita McGrann, Alyce Marie Schmidt, Dick Jacobs, Twila Hegarty, Mike Hughes, Bob Kelley, Dick Kinnard. B ehind-the-scenes artists, right: Kay Stark, Sue Christiansen. Arms and the Man