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Creative courses teach art of living Within the daily structure of classes, students are encouraged to pursue their artistic interests. Art classes enable some to create colorful displays, while the home economics courses help others fashion useful outfits as well as interesting meals. Foods | teaches homemakers the basic culinary techniques used in ad- vanced foods courses. Wherever their creative interests lie, stu- dents find expression with the help of the art department. Varied still life interpretations display artistic talents. Roger Beauchamin, Paul Hodge, and James Marceau open up in song. Patiently Nancy Ezyk works on her masterpiece of color and design. 19
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History surmounts the mundane Social Studies assumed many forms to promote better educa- tion, with students using audio- visual aids as well as texts. One of the new courses, Russian His- tory, presented the U.S.S.R. be- fore and after the revolution. Books and reference material in the library made history ea sy work for some students, while film-lecture courses taught at Wheaton College gave others the opportunity to learn about mo- dern day Russia and China. Helen Doyle, Sharon Redkovich, Brenda McNally, Sister Elizabeth McLaughlin, Neil Walsh, William Long, and James Dulude relive Russian his- tory through Tchaikovsky's 1812 Over- ture.” “You really think so?” Patricia Flanagan pauses a moment in her study of Slime. Student creations, the result of talent and hard work, exhibit beauty and style. “Your ring ding or your life!’’ Mr. Neil Loew smiles; Raymond Sullivan surren- ders. 18
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Applied arts courses add tang to students’ lives Turning raw materials into fi- nished products is the daily pro- ject in applied arts courses at Feehan. Students pursue various interests with a determination well rewarded by new creations and knowledge. As enticing smells of cooking mingle with the tangy smell of sawdust, stu- dents learn skills useful in the fu- ture. 20 Mechanical drawing demands intense concentration as Peter Haviland de- monstrates. Sister Veronica Fay guides Steven Eberling toward a possible career as a professional draftsman. “Would you believe it’s a giant ash tray?’ Mr. Eugene Touzin displays a product of his woodworking class.
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