Bishop McGuinness High School - Chi Rho Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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work of Karol Wasinger, Sherry Kelly, Jerry Lynch and Todd Floberg. SlS'l'l'Ill MARY DAVID, O.S.l3. English Ill Glee Club 5 E f K f 1. . li f f ' rf 5 . 'f i ill' MISS COLAPRETE gives personal attention to her class as they do creative writing. X .W 1 LONG OR SHORT? Iambic or trochaie? So wonder English ll scholars John Simpson and Vicki O'Loughlin as they mark rhythm in said poem. Essays, Poetr in Limelight Poetry, essay and short story winners snatched the limelight in the English Department this year. Juniors Loretta Neumann, Carolyn Fuchs. Jim Burke and Kathryn Dudley will have their poetry published in the forthcoming National Anthology of Poetry while Classmates Trudy Morrison, Sylvia Price, Joe Bane and Jane Robinson eopped first, second and third plaees in the Catholic Daughters Poetry contest. Senior Beverly Stephen won the Today magazine essay Contest and also honorable mention for her short story, Feature stories by Kay Cavanaugh and Beverly will be publishedin the July and August issues of lixtension magazine. Beverly also won the American Legion essay Contest. . Freshmen Concentrated on the reading lab while sophomores became avid evaluators of good literature.

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6 MISS PATRICIA DCCASPEII English II English IV SISTER GI-IIIIVIAINE, O.S.I5. English II l.itu rgy Spvvcii English SISTER VERONICA, O.S.B. English I English IV Journalism SISTER R EGINA, S,C,l,, English I Liturgy I jr ,4 JP! RIEISILXIICII IVXPEIIS :Irv in the making judg- ing frmn tho diligent MISS JUAN COL.-Xl'llETE English III Fr0m'h I . A , ggi -f

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LOOKING FOR AN .XNSWI-IR '?It's Tim lloran with the book not at ll loss for words. itlewalk ketch, Data Busy Historians, Artist Panels, slides, reports and demonstra- tions on old and new historical data engulfed history students while art students managed to hold their own exhibit, do sidewalk sketches at the Oklahoma City Public Library in cele- bration of Library Week, enter the Scholastic art contest at the University of Oklahoma and take part in the celebration of International student day at Penn Square. Pete Smith, Paul Ruscha and Sally Milam brought home gold keys and certificates for their entries in the Scholastic art contest. jr ' I at I I Q .., I A HSIKOTS7 Q A ,A 5 CITIZENS of the Civics Class found that km-Jin un on national affairs I I- I was In-st dom- hy posting a bulletin hoard around the world with the nvws. Sister Mary Charlotte, Stove McKenzie, Ruth Lythcott, .Amanda IIagg:ird, :md .Xllzin Carter get news in orc lor. MISS JUDY LANCASTER SISTER M.-XRY .Vlxl 'XIPIN American History World History World History English History American Ilistorx Scripture SISTER MARY CILXIILUTTIC, Il.S.lII. Oklahoma History Civics Latin I Iinpglish IV