Bishop Carroll High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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french clublmembers send six on french tour a trip to france during the summer of '75 became a main goal for french club members. through bake sales, concession stands and the sale of candles, stationery and carnations, money was raised to send six students to france. those traveling to france were: joanne hartmann, ken veith, rosalyn cohlmia, mike thibault, scott jacobs, mike belluomo and mrs. freema covey. we worked to promote interest in the study of frencne thus benefiting the department and the students next year. our trip to france will allow us to learn the lan- guage and culture of the french people better. mrs. freema cove y, moderator accomplished french students participated in the w.s.u. french concourse march 8. through individual and group presentations members tested their knowledge of speech and recitation of the language. out of approximately 200 students from area schools, Suzanne daniels received honors in prose reading with joanne hartmann placing first and dan coen taking sec- ond in the same catagory. in poetry reading, mary coen, lynelle baba and susie robinson were awarded first places with susie also placing second in another area, sight read- ing. also in poetry, debbie pahls brought home a second place honor. i nad a lot of fun at the contest, i enjoyed discovering my strengths and weaknesses in french. dan coen, junior four officers presided over the busy french club meet- ings through the year. they were: dorothy mulhern- president, mary coen-vice-president, joanne hartmannf secretary and mike thibault-treasurer. page sixty five french club

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ham radio l people explore new fields exploring new areas of electronic commun- ications was the goal of the ham radio club. in order to raise money for their projects and ex- periments several donut sales were held by the organization. members were often seen roaming the halls after school experimenting with walkie-talkies. a trip to keyn radio station to study broadcasting high- lighted the year. kevin stallbaumer headed the club as president, assisted by jerry oltmanns, vice-president, tony paulsmeier, treasurer and stan smeltzer, secretary. we've really accomplished a lot. i've learned a great deal about electronic communication. ke vin stallbaumer, sophomore sl page 64: 1. vince iohnston assembles the rotor for the antenna on top of the school roof. 2. martin Schneider tunes the radio in order to receive better reception, 3. on a trip to keyn, mr. gary lincoln, moderator, listens intently to explanations. 4. jerry oltmanns, vince iohnston and robert meredith work to erect the equipment on the roof. page 65: 1. mrs. freema covey, suzanne daniels, mary mulhern, kent smith and john parker organize delivery of carnations. 2. assisting the mission club with the yalentine's day carnation sale are french club sponsor mrs. freema covey and susie robinson, 3. at the w.s.u. concourse for foreign language students, suzanne daniels recites french. page sixty four ham radio club

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'Q 'lock, stock and lipstickfl kids relate to nostalgic' production on december 7-10 the carroll' players presented 'lock, stock and Iipstick.' this fall performance, directed by sister ambrosine comer- ford, asc, featured a setting at pem- brook high school. since the atmos- phere was typical, most students in the audience related the antics on stage to events in their own school. in addition to the nostalgic mood, the play provided entertain- ment for those who attended. i enjoy being on stage to enter- 'lock, stock and lipstick' cast jane gardner ................ pam tiemeyer lmr. warren. . . ........ joe hill -miss prather ..... . . .jeralyn sexton miss enswissel. . . . ..... kit o'keefe mrs. maggs ..... .... c athy beckett mr. plunkett. . . .... john mavec carol izzard. . . . .... kim egholm larry donley. . . . ....... ken veith don donley ....... .... c hris delcastillo 1 - , mary lou brennen .......... valerie lindquist. mrs. donley. ............... melody busch a . director ...... sister ambrosine comerford, asc U ' l 0 .- . A 1 'l 4 ,hx W 4534 tain people.. i really love thel theater. jeral yn sexton, senior the audience often found them-A selves amazed by the reality of the situations imparted by the castg this delightful tail of personality con-i flicts and busybodies was credibly presented by the carroll players.. it is quite a challenge to be given a character and then to portray that in such a manner as to make the audience believe in him. L - joe hill junior? '43 I 1 l 13 page sixty six 'lock, stock and lipstick'